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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-21
KEEP 7COOLI KEEP COOLi

ME wish to inform Drinking friends that We are now
w agAin prepared 10 furnish PURE COLD MINERAL.
WATER equal TO any made In the county Remember that
mineral water is not soda Water pare water hihiv
esArsed with vhessoae and grny stimulating gas IL
eeFVe1eenee j. ouns TO the Of this gt
the presence OF soda and TaTtATe IN sod satFT
Der Syrups confident etuai 70 any found in
the Eastern cities Sgc the teton o. thoSe uo have
tried both
Ia addition 10 te usnAl fruit syrups have tie eiie
ocs Cream s!Tups and the famous "HOCR AND SODA
end CiaHba syFupl Call At the HEtdzv Drug strs
lei 7. Il. LOGAN 4 CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-21
AYRRs CHERRY PICTORIAL

FOfs TIE Rapid Cl1.E OF
COUGHH. COLDS, DOARSRNEsS. IN
RbUENE =, BSEONCETECSS. WBOOP-
ING COUGsH n, GROUP, AHGHmA3
INCGPIRSr CONSUME TON,
I'D for ie relief Of eoU51npSe patients ~ ADVANCED
ataz yea e the disseEe-
We need not speak the pii5 Of It's Virtues Trou-'-
every and si9ost lafll-t Of the American
STATS it. soni=gf1l Of Pulmonary eousIianiF have
made already knH1n- Say. f TIE families In any
civilized tis eSUinent without soh7e eEsoIal
experience Of IT, effects; and feEe. yet the eotrnuntst a
Fsrs which have tetu come living trophy Of ~
ge0Fy the snbs and dangerous daeAses offbe fhroat
ard IunEs. Uiost powerful yet kno
for Tie Formidable aud dangero1s disease Of iht
pulmonary organs Il IL also fs psss4siest and safest rem
s eInpioJ for Infants and young prisons
Parents should have IL IN store aZainsi the isidos enemy
uiAt steals upon them Hnprepared "e lave abundant
grounds believe the CHEEET PECTDEAL lives by
he Il than h2se eures. Keep by
you. colds while they euTAble nor neglect
JEiI mater ts iaeHsraLie eanEsT
that fasteusd the yitals, eats your life aEay.
All Tie dreadful fatality Of lang disoHdeTs AID a.
tey know, the virtues Of Iris remedy, need not do
than ASSURE he:S Il si made the b-s eA h. vs.
spare to 70 produce 1.-THE most perfect
p0sybe, ts NIord tsFe Nho Tely II the beet BssIt
HhIeIi skiil can furnish for their czF<-
Prepared by DIR james q. a yeFE.
PFaGtiealaud Anal tical Che1niS:,
Logel Mast.
PRICE % cts. PER BOX..........RIVR BOXES POR -.
The genuine ARTICLES sold BY
And by all Druggist. in Wheeling and DesIsrsta Medicine
everywhere. feh2s;6n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-21

one Remedy fog one Disease
DE 1raxai j. rezaiar physician, snd stands high On
~ Wash. Co. Pal Il his pEofssEtsn and a. nan. His
trisdi1fne IL a yzIGabie one
Mr. Robert eR5aIey. OF West BFoSnssRe, Pa nEed 81,
Mzsoa9E1 the Ea of 1851 for eoitie Of Saei ed
Elixir, ui.ie FrfoEal psFrnansas cure, a. viii appear
sTor1 tn ANNEXED ceTtfara:e=
Ts certify that fSE EeTE.si years Afflicted With
Drspzzsiz prominent symptoms q which obsti-
ase Cos:fFsrsfs eurress st1ae Pain Rack,
rips - rD=z Extreme TeaEnesa- Loss q hssh,
Lznzo=r DEBILITY and Gn3sta= At he stomach. tried 4
Tea: many Baltimore c0nsut come
very eminent physiean-sp=nt less tzn hundred
foIiaTa. benefited IEssd Or. Trrxsl's
Sacred Eixer bettls Of which e1eSusIr cured
RoCusI HcRT5LET.
Yves. Brownsville, Pa, Sept 81, 1873.
Per sale b. I. II. LOGAN 4 CO.
ept25 General Azgntt, Theeliar. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-21

JeWetfY! JeWeIFT!
7 LST received direct from the 3IAnufActnrerI,
q doz. Cameo BrraSt PfnR and Ear DEOps,
Gold Stone do and do
Mourning do and do
Pearl, Coral Mosaic, &c do
Cent? Breast Pins. aEB'h,
Plain Z Fancy Gold Bracelets,
GGaTd Fob Keys, Scala. &C..
Gold Guard Vest Fob Chains,
q Finger Rings,
Ribbon and G1ard Slides,
Bracelet Clasps,
And many other articles In JeEsry line. All of which
be sold the city and country trade Eastern
nlh24 7. SCOTT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-21

TO HOUSEREEPFRS
IN STORE sale, prices, following
articles, viz: Plate Warmers, styles and plain
Coai Vases, Five Stands OF different qualities
Also FeneT Ash Pans. Coal Seutes. Toilet Slop
Buckets Cake Spice and knife Boxes; Tea TraYs, Corn
ers, Hearth Broons. assorted Ee Table, Coffee and Tea
Nats Chatting and Vegetable Dishes, Plated Spoons and
Forks Of e best quality Clothes Travelling and Cap Bas
various pstsrns: Side Irons, Mince Meat Cutters
and various other articles useful TO House Keeper
W3I. HEBURS
decS5 No. 81 Monroe Erect.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-21

PURE CIDER YINEGAR.
Ok BARRELS prime faHllg Vinegar Iast received and fr
1Ssl sale By lIysIl " REILLY
IHLEsII nRusiIEs-Nery neat AID cheap for ssis ~
4 tele T IL LOGAN 3 co.
CHASGHAI MATUitES, fer sale -hy
> iy2 I. Il. LOGAN Co
MORE NEW GOODS
On rs Duob1r Dixon Co.'S and Richard Hayes sen,f
~ celebrated makes q Irish Laeas, aLeh te can
At lover prices than heretofore
j:sI HEISKELL / swEARINGRH
ETTLE your accounts BY fakirG Notes 50d nav T5,,,
= blanks from lyi0l }. z WILSON co.
ErTER Copying Presses, Letter Copying DootS water
~ Cups Blending Brushes, Oiled Sheets, ceeks prafts
Notes ems Of Iadlng. &C., Gt
1elS :. z. WII.SoS cos.
M have this day received small lot " CHOICE H1lI
w NY FLOUR, made from PUEE HHITE YnFiT. vi1ich
We believe, SupeSfOF 10 any In tie iartff
THoBURN HADpES.
5II0 BusHETs SVTPsTUFF, received and for sale lT
OOU lysS MATHEW McSAbB
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Bal.inore and Ohio KaiIFoad 7FslesFaP6,

REMOVAL.
EAfCCLALLENS KSOX nave removed their WhOlesdie
VI Soek 9 Boots and oes, to the story brick
No. 11S JEutn street
few Of te Merchants Mechanies' Bank
the opposite side Of the street. and doors south of WIN r.
seIby'E dry gopis store.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended the
House they eofdeuttAat with their increased facilities
for doing business they offer SIN greater in
dueein=nts for buying than heretofore.
dc2S AIeCLAIIRHG 4 KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-21

JOBSs JOBS.
van 80 - GeFT, ~ % se-
- - - VIE CzEEIG EsgEh SIC, a tx
GsnzAA=ls ss5soT sFzzfssy Ard fast eoloFa
4TJ-a EeZy great barE1tn-
CbzELF pe4s=E-z feE yasal q Beautiful De
L1-s Sac ceallF czAtLs, saeh As Eold at lc
q c. Er7=Ists 15e
YT7E s.s. EzEi=I, urarsA u \. es(c-st
sPss STONE 4 THOMAS
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09
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Funeral pi gen. W orb.


Tho ceremonies attendant upon the rcmo'
/ val Of the remains Of General Worth 10 the
tomb prepared for them, under the menu'
lmeut in course of erection 10 his memory, al
| the junction Of Broadway and liIIh avenue,
Madison Square, took place m New York on
"Wednesday. The military, rmscnic, and
lcivic display was most imposing, aud was
Witnessed by thousands Of persons, who con.
agrcSa,ed along the line ei ,te procession,
Notwithstanding tho severity OF cold. The
funeral services at tho monument were per
.fcmedhy Rov, pr, Vuntcu, Of Trinity Chutrh'
ban interesting masonic ceremony followed,
land Nlaycr Wood dclivprd an address, Il
was some time after dark before the ceremo'
lnies were couclndcd.
Below his name on tho coffin were placed
',hc square and compass, tSnoling the Gcncr'
Ial's cnnncction with the Masonic order, and
his position as lint Of Nas, Grand MNs,ot
An exchange STATES the following most disre'
spuohlc Incident
Nuijns the chsc1uies Of General Worth,
land White ,he military were about 10 take N
,hc line of march to the monument, Cover
.uor King arrived Al the hail, and NIL further
movements were suspended for at least tw,
Ihcu,s and hall llo was persuaded Il
.Aivc his otdeys Nhat the troops should give
him The hcNrr q. 4 review before ertyirg !
.aeN. THIS ejnrH cctomcnv, well enough
FIN it's way, IN, iN-Sme,i ana imrenmsni al q
.lrnrral. was the csNSe ~ all the dcrauSc
imen, ard delay which occurred Ten thou
,<aud troops, somc ctwhioh werc from Other
States, and mlriads ot sfcc,ators, were ,hu'
sNcYt s,anlin. TWO aud half mora! houn
sln liz rhi,nnc Mast.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09
lDEATH ofREUBEN W. WEAVER, Esq.

AT meeting of the members of the Bar
4of the county of Columbia convened at the
office of Robert F. Clark, Esq; in Blooms.
aburg, December 9th, 1851:
4 Hon. Warren J. Woodward, was appoint
led President, and VIM. G. Hurley, Esq,
ASecretary.
4 The President having stated tho object ot
I The meeting, on motion, Robert F. Clark,
aJohn G. Freeze, and Wesley Writ were ap-
apointed Committee TO draft resolutions,
who reported the following, which were
unanimously adopted:
I Whereas: 1t has pleased an All.wise Prov.
3idence to remove from our midst our lamen-
I led friend and brother, Reuben w. Wea-
! yer, Esq. Therefore;
Resoiued: That while we bow W ith hum
sblexubmission to the will of Him "who
5doeth all things welio, we deem it duo 10
/ dthe virtues and memory of our deceased
1riend TO record our unieigned sorrow at his
gdoaih. ...
Resolued: That the Bar of Columbia coun-
5ty has lost member of ability, learning,
4 and integrity; the community citizen, wise,
and manly; his own immediate
3circle, friend, earnest, discreet, generous,
land faithful.
Resolred: That the afflicted family of the
deceased have our wacmest sympathy in
this distressing dispensation, which has ear
fried down 10 tho tomb, IN tho full yigor oI
manhood, tho sopport protector and guide
3of the wife; the hope, the only aud well'hc'
l'oved son oi the parents.
Rtsolpe3; That tho President ol this meet
lny he directed 10 furnish the widow and
'parcuts OF the deceased copy OF the fore
Igoiag proceedings, aud that the same hc
iruhhshed in tho papcrs in the county of
;Culumbia, .a.l..
w, J. WOODWARD, Pest
w, G. HURLEY, Sry ..
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r,.ct.Renubl,onu Hypocvlsy.

The Washington Union says with lru'h
that the most aryan, hypocric 70 DO sio"nd 2
ylhe Black Republican, who ptetends to De
mortified because The whole of Kansas con-
Is,i,u,ion ia no, submitted to The people oil the
Territory for ratification or rejection. Ih's
same Black Republican was, and is, the ad'
svocae of The Topeka constitution, that was
/ made by body of irresponsible fanatics,
lwho assembled in open, defiance OF the laws
Ioi the Territory, usurped the power to sit a'
Ia constitutional convention in open hostility
10 the legal authorities of the Territory, re-
! fused 10 submi, any portion 10 the people io'
rali iica,ion or rsleeuon, but sent 1t to Con
sress, aud there insisted that ii was the true
Hand legitimate constitution OF Kansas lhs
jhypocriro now pse,euds TO bo shocked ha'
the legally constituted convention oil Kansas
! has tailet 10 submit any other than tho slave
NV clause for tho Judgment OF tho people
sSuch btazen.taced etiroutety and shameless
hypocrisy deserve I'd be secuted and desp's'
] cd by all tue national men
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

We hear rom all qnariets that the times
are Improving, S,orks--,hose indiees OF lhe
fiaancia, rulsr--w hich we,e depressed by
the panic o,hs Fwes, possible figure, have
|agaia tnn up 'ocearly wha, they were before
,he efis.s. Goldfrom abroad has been pour.
ling in upon us, aud We ara importing moth. :.
ling TO 'taih The specie IRON US. Coin that
ibid itselfnn datk corners at the first sound Of
1aiarm, is coming out from the places OF con,
ceamen, TO empty itself once moro into the
channels OF trade. Manufacturers are ,akias]
heat and s,arung their hammers and looms
again, and operatives find employment, at a,
ime when they though, they saw the dread i
hl necessity Nlmos, upoIlhem, Tho Banks
) Of New York now hold IN their Golfers sal, 4
! 1909, ll5 in specie, more than double what
: ;hey held on tho first OF December 1895 aud
The first OF December 1886; while u, the
same time their loans and circulation have
zargely decreased, Capitalists ara embauas.,
sel To know how to invest their money, hav-
ing lost coniideuce in many OF the securities
alNat Useu w w VlHSSs ANc
same canses that have operated to I'LL the
! New York Banks with specie, will tehsve
sIhe Banks OF this STATE from the dreaded
scarcity Of tho precious metals, aud enable
them to resume specie raymentsa nj Tile time
EiiSed by the suspension act,
On avery hand Tie signs Of "heuer time
a coming" arc manifest la material wealth
The county is now better Oh than il was be-
tore tas difficulty, aud when a healthy tone
Of public confidence is again restored, and
our banking system is placed upon new
and more secure basis, ws will be enabled
] 10 look back upon these financial difficulties,
and toeanl them as a purifying Storm which
i zbroke OF the dead and rotten branches cling.
z'as ike dead weights to tho living ,tce.-7
! Rdrr'Sbue Uaion.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

FREE LovESs ARRESTED We leam from
the Saudusky "0hio" Register iha, on Mon
day descent was made on The "Fee Love-
establishment a: Bsrlin, EIe county, aud L,
s. Tyler, a. w. Smith, Mary Dame, Mary
Lewis, Sorhrania Powers. Thomas Homer,
and Thomas Nsi2hi were brought bslore the
mayer OF SaHdusky on lie charge oil adulle-
ty preferred asaias, tasm. The Register
says;
TIE men were ali respectfully dressed,
wore neavy mousjaches, whiskers and long
|hair. oi the woman, three in number, iwc
were dressed in Bloomer costume, the Other
IN nrdinary long skins. They ell wote ihei
hair 10 lous ouIis, and with The exception o
ME. Mary Lewis, looked cheerful and ever
defiant. The history OF Mrs. Lewis is sac
i one. She is the wife Of Mr. Harlow Lewis
Ioi Skeneaieles, n. y, a gentleman o. higt
.respeclaeiiily, is for,-lwo years OF age, ant
the uo,her of thee children, The youngest 0
whom, lii;ie fellow oil Ave years, accompa
nied her before the conn. She was induced
il appears, 10 leave her home and join Ia
Free Love Association. The mayor has no
yet disposed Of The case.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

CowmmxG AFFAIR IN BosroN--AN Aao1
Rors nHNrsr--The Boston Pos, of Sa,ut.
|iay, has this account Of little transaction in|
hat city;
"Qnte hustle was created in tho vicini.
by rI Norfolk place, upon Washington street,
shortly ahcr , O'Clock yes,etday afternoon
|by one oi those exciting lt,lc incidents
which belonging to class that has no, con.
uibuled 10 the local deparmouts OF the puss
Tor a long while. II appears from the state
imont Of the parties seeking rYtess through,
s,he cowhile, that on ThutsdsysMoming, Mtsl
IS, 5. Jeiiers visited DENTS, from Bangor.
banned + 0sgooJ, At his picseu, residence.
aNo. /? La Grange place, for the puTnse Of
lohlainlng new tooth, The denliSl said he
shad no paste OF The right coloh hut soon
SwouId have, promising TO wait upon her at
her residence, Yesterday forenoon, ha ~,
gcorIney visited Mrs, jeiiets, aud while
5,hero, as she states, placed his arm around
Shot waist and ondes,eted 10 kiss her She
achiised him 10 leave the house immeijsicly
sWhcn Mr.. letters camc home Ut naln, he
EsuggesNd io hi$ vile lha, she should 80 To
Sihe des;isI's aHi have her teeth attended TO,
sAirS. !, declared ,ha, she would no, gp with.
: zou' HIM, aud upon his iuQuitns the reason
! she told the occurrence OF the forenoon, The
aindGNsnl husband lhcn wtota note tu Mr.
soSsood, requesting his professional alIcud
lance a, housc in Norfolk place, a, speci.
Sized time yesterday afternoon, and the sp
spoinmca, being kep,,a cowhiding was the
Sresuh-,Sc aIajt taking place immediately
In front .! the store oi k,mba,i, Eek 4 Went.
xwor,h, The lash was laid on without mercy,
SauI The dentist had received several very Sc
svere GUS upoU his face before police Off
SccE iu,erierrc,! and ;ook him TO the station
Shouse. jeisrs subsequently, gave hmsel
Sup, prepared to answer any complaint; bu
Encne VAS preferred, and both were dis
Scharged. Nit, Ossool sloully dcnies Ii,
sschstscs made Ssaiu>, him, tie is abou, 81
ssyears OF age, AID the other parties ahou, p ;
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09
The Mormon War,

A resolution is before the Tennessee Leg
islature, pledging the cooperation of the
State with the Executive of the United
States in suppressing the civil war existing
in the Territory of Utah. There will be nc
lack of aid 10 the Government in such {
contest. Public sentiment is SO strong
against Mormon practices, and Mormon
assumption and inso!ent defiance of the
Government, that it will not take long tC
raise force sufficient TO wipe the saints ou
of existence, if the contest ever comes Il
blows. But Brigham Young, with all hi,
bravado, does not desire hostiliiies Ii by
burning baggage trains and making a show
of fight against small force, he can stol
the nearer approach Of the Unted States
troops till spring, ii is probably by that time
the whole Mormon population will be of
bag and baggage; 10 some other country lest
likely 10 be invaded BY the rowing and rest
less adventurers of this country. No com
munity like that OF the Mormons can exis
in any civilized community. 1t has only
grown up TO lis present INDUSTRIOUS proper
tions by the indifference and contempt will
which in its beasliness il has hitherto regar
dcd, lis progress is inimical to virtue and
iis pretentlons dangerous and insulting TO
liberty. Its power must be broken, and its
pernicious principles be oradicatcd entirely
from the hold il has had socially upon 50
LARGO n class of its deludcd followers II Led,
yer
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

t-S~ The New York Times mentons Ih
'lcllowins TACT as evidence that there is nc
quite SO much desperate distress in iha, cir
as somc imagine;
"Therc was an application las, week for
woman to 30 iE,o tho country and i've On
,sman farm, where she wcuh W paid Sv
'do.larS 4 month, and il was three days hefot
'anv cuo could be lcund among aN the mutt
,udo ., unemployed lahcers who was viii
ing 10 sccer the oter,f
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

Mons Golp-Thero was another rcgula
l"hood" of the yellow stuff into this coun,r,
las, week The steamer Fulton lau5cawitl
$500 600 in specie from England, Tho Dan
Eel Webster has arrived at New Orleans
from Havana, with 100000 specie, Th,
sNorthcm Ligh, has also arrived from Aspin
,wall, Havana, s: 200, 900 Of gold-ndcpcn
I lien, Of what is brought by the passengers
land no, made note of in the manifest.
Hero we observe is al importation Of owe
'Sc zoe, 900. ltmauer should continue thus
',hc trouble will be 10 know what 10 do witt
'all the goldl
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09
WASHINGTON Affairs,

WAsmNGroS, Dec, i,-The Constitution
'iramcd by the recent Kansas Convention, is
warmly apptovei,sy Senator Blslcr, OF Tenn
sylvania, and other prominent Democrats,
Although Senator Douglas has expressed
'hrmsclt freely against the Lecomr'on move
menL tho oriuion is currcnt that he will no
place himself in direc, an,agonism TO h'
Administration,
The appearances are, that the House wil
leilecl an organization On Monday withou
,uouble, TNc contest is particularly warn
or the posts OF Post Master, nenrkeerer ana
rriu,er, .....
li,snow definitely understood that rtinIc'
zcopIcs OF the rresident's Message will h
\ ascul in advance TO the ci,ies OF fhilaielphi
saud New lork, ifno further
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09
~@N 80

Cor. ReNroN ON nus BANxs.--The Hon
srhos II, Benton is out in long letter in the
] National EicliytattI on what used 10 Ss
] his iavotilc subjects, Banks and The Curreu'
| az, and advocates "a stamp duty on rapo,
5cuucncy, aud hsnkmp, law against bank
erupt banks" lie conclUdes as follows:
4 "1'hets is not q mouS,ch in Europe, wht
would treat his Subjects, OF sullet them TO %
ftea,cd, as The people oi the United States pr
2uaa,ei by the basa paris oi lhcit own banks
! aanl the indulsent Legislatures, which legal
size their violations of law: promises, an
4cpuuacis The issue Of currency aud its reg
za!auou, is an aitibnie Of sovereignty, an,
sevorywhe,s is exercised by the sovereiS'
power, except in the United States, Here
sai>o, it was Intended 10 be an attribute @
Sovereignty, and was placed in the hands Q
sCoustcss, and Nma,i 70 tst iSsSe Of gol3 az,
silrer, and iAe regulation u as relae For on
spfesent government Was formed by hOr
smoney men, who had seen and lch The disas
slrous and lemotali Aing geilcc, otpaper money
! sani were auxious to save their posIstity from
asaca calami,es as they had suffered. They
sd,d their pant 10 save US, Shall we be ials
81, oUrseI Ives and 10 ihem,h
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

PRAYEUs ron rr,r GlMES, The iGl,owtu,
new prayers have been directed IL ho oOcr
cd up in the Episcopal Churchcs in thu
Diocese, by Bishop Potter, and oouuaue,
during the present disastrous condition 9
business affairs.
'Oh mos; mighty God KING O, NtAAs ~,
Lord OF lorls, without whose care the watch
man wakclh bu, in vaiU.wc iwYla,G. in tW
our time ot need, thy succcr and blessing ir
behalf of oar rulers and mucj>uaa's, a"i q
all the people OF this land. EcmcmbEc ~
our many and grea; waus-rcs~ious: tor
from us the judgments which we tcc' 4
fear; and give Us wisdom ~ discern. vN,
courage ta attempt, and lai'amny,> to d'
and pa,loGcr 10 endure whatsoever shall b,
woIl-ploaSine ia thy sight thai 50 ,hw chaS'
ings may y,e,I the leaooaA,c trni;> Of ,ieN;
eoussesS, ANA lha; y; las, We MAY rejoice II
ths salvation. through Jesus Cans; oar lor5
Amen
80 Lord we bcSecch lhec, ucriU,n
hear our prayers, ard spare al these via
confess their s,uS Un,o ;hee; that they Who's
eonsciences BY Siu arc accused. NvrAv ,Ner
eiml pardon may he aNSolyed, ,h0uE'
ChriS 0cr Lord Amea"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

To- The next Legislature OF 'his STATE will
&c strongly urged TO prohibit the circulation
lof Bank notes OF less denomination than
ten dollars, Some very prominem gentle
lmen are in favor Of carrying up the limit ,C
iS9S, so that Napot as crtrency shall no; IN
s,ertere with The free circulation OF the high
les, denomination OF coin, There is mucl
reason in favor Of So notes m tho loves
denomination ol bank hills.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

FuG.TlvE Slaves N LoNDoS.-Two quad
room girls, sbou: is and 20 years old, wers
tsceu,iy arrested in London ior begging ia
J sihe sjreess. They said they wers fugi!ives
I,on Keu,ucky, and that their passage wss
paid from America TO Easiand by some be-
asvolent persons in Phiisdeirhia; also thai
& hey had endsavored 10 gain subsistence a
domestic servants, bni found it impossible If
zEaslsnd, on account Of their color. They
sex?ressed themselves willing TO work Tor I
livelihood if they could fad employment
sThe magistrate told them iha! begging wa
splohihiiei in London: bci, believing in the
: zuuih Of their statements, he gave ihem fcu
ssbhfibss to purchase implements fo' knhlin:
zs.oTes, which hey said they understood
] and sepi them awsF with somo kind words
A hard chance ioI those poor qualroon gil
aioae in ina; great ciiy.