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6 REAT b ARG AIMS
MISSES A. a T., Husbaad have lust received
ltI and are now selliag. At very low rates, an
kinds of Millinery hpd Fancy Goods; such =,
Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, Etn6roiderles. silks.
Grapes, Silk and Straw Bonasis ready trlmmsd.
and all The oiher artielas Whioh are. usaally
found y such al ssiatlishment I'll of vkioh II ~
are sriliae ~ wholstals end retana 81 saeh priocs
A. ssa9ot t,l 70 sai' psrahalsF. Call aad see.
tina, April z4,'5T,R.
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TUITION FEE IN AD7ANOE.

For entire Mercantile Coufss, time unlimited go
Same Course, fot Ladies' 23
Twenty Lessons IN Pfaciioal rsnmanship, simply
For full coufie w floufiing etn ne per ngffement
N b. Dor paHiouaft send Tor Catalogucfand Cifculat
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He thsthath Eyes to See Let H'm see
Dr. b. SNYDER.
OCULHST.

rs sull on hand aud ready At all times wait up the
afflicted with diseased eyes. Thankful for tho unusual
" liberal patronage he has received during the few months
Of his residence In Tiin he would respectfully solicit
continuance Of the same From his unusual In
treating the numerous who have beeu underhis care
nom this piece and various ports ofthe state he feels
newod conddencen socitngtho patronage Of the public
lie has inmany caset
HEsroRBD THE BLIND TO SIGHT,
And badly diseased eyes healthy condition during hi
short residence in this place,
iT Snyder has also paid particular attention to scfor
ous diseases which he has treated with unparalleled
cess,
Dr s. could refer 10 many att distance bat deems
unnoce5sary and wllony insert aetter from Mr. Boylss
ofCaTey and will refer few only OF the many
have been benefited in thltvicinity.
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RnIsnM,s

MERCANTILE COLL BG e,
coHsea runtio faUAHa,
CLEV Ella N D, o il ] o y
Incorporated May Q, 1885,
&c. FOLSOM, An. Principal
Il A O u J. T Y
q. q. PofaoM JT.CALKiHs, o. ~. JUDD.
fnssuoior n Accouns, and Lsciuros Duiinsft Cus-
A. ]. PHELPS, w. a. CLARK, ~. JUDD.
rescbefs Of Practical and Ornamental Penmanshp.
epoRgR BRADBURN. Pfof r. n. HUDSON
pt,C.A CTiRTis, Special eotufufa.
rfaa. nct,roH, Geo y unEy q. w. PALnER,
Hon. IoIH saowELL,
Lectufsff Commercial Law, Science ef Government,
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sDnA BUSHELS prime Ear Corn. reed ror railroad
G.rFNS ny raht2 z n COOK a. son.
40 uASONs AND C0NTKACTOsS.

EE Bosrl Of Trustees OF Pigeon Township, yanderburg
Id CoSnty nt prepared receive sealed proposals
up u saturday. the 2st Of March for lading two
heavy abumea fos bridge Pigeon Creek. the
ine OF franEn street cnRg the ration Of Lauas
CO. The work - 70 be rock ase work this material Sand
stone aud viii contain about 0 Perehes 2j cuhit feet
perch moathF estimates viii be made Of work done and
tie ground Of which per Will be paid
down. Jhe Board retaining 10 per ntl
Pletion OF the Job Fas aud specification be
inform required applying Mr. Philip Kramer
at the business house OF Decker Kramer. Main street.
Ian2l-tr
Al Meeting Of the frusess OF Pigeon Township held
tue th day March 1851 il ordered
receiving proposals building abumont bridge
Pigeon Creek bs extended 70 the 18th day April
iaaIJ-d JAS. G HATCHErT, Township Clerk.
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VOLUME TX.
TERsIs oF sunsomiPrioX.

HINTS FOR THE HOME CIRCLE .-SoLAcE FOR
THE SICK.-Scence would lack the grand
charm that sheds halo over its labors, Il the
gentler sex were not made participants of the
benefits it imparts. To that sex The medical
discoveries of the distinguished philanthropist
Professor Holloway, have been singularly BEN
efeial. For the complaints peculiar to the e-
male organization, and winch are borne with
fortitude rarely exhibited by man. Holloway's
Pills have been for twenty years administered
with wonderful success. In those crises Of
woman's life, the dawn Of womanhool AMI
the commencement Of old agS, as well as in The
innumerable cases requiring medical assist
ancc which occur between those two impor-
tant epochs, the mild and restorative action
of this great remedy is attested by the strong.
est vouchers. Nor is the Ointment less high.
ly appreciated as remedy for the sruption5
and other external dSigurenents which some
times cloud the beauty Of woman.
1t is a terrible thing to see beloved Bie or
daughter languisliug under tie attacks OF dis
ease; the lustre ladin-; from her eyes, the rose
from her cheek, aud premature decrepitude
prostrating her ener sies in the morning, or
the prime of life. Perhaps the inna,e seasi-
tiveness and delicacy Of her nature, Clrbii her
to disclose the cause of the difficulty; or, if
relief from stereotyped prescriptions. Fur
nishcd with ilolloway's remedies, she needs
no professional adviser. The directions ac-
quaint her with the manner of their use. In
the quiet seclusion Of her Own chamber she
can he physician to herself and will soon learn,
as,millions have already learned, that she has
found the true eij1ir Vit,g AS the glow Of
health returns to her dimmed eyes, elasticity
to her step, and cheerfu.neSs to her heart, she
Will realize in her own feelings all that has
been published OF the experience Of others who
suffered as she has suffered, and have been re-
stored by the saine means.
The subject Is one on which it is difficult to
he explicit without trenehing upon what are
called the prOprieties of life bat sense Of
duty has iInpelled Us to glance at one OF thc
most valuable pccalaritIes Of iloiluway's rem
edies, and We feel assured that our motives
will be appreciated.-N y. Sunday IImes.
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JAgoB SCfrEUIsEis,

JAIN street, between FirSt an Secaad. hlvieg equal
VA II superior advantages of purchasng Offers his
customers OF the largest aad best selected stocks Of
Cir. sa9d. Chewing an smoking Tohacco, wAch he can
I'm
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OF There is great activity in all the Navy
Yards in the c6untry,a and the question is what
does it all portend. Nearly all the vessels in
ordinary are being fitted for the sea with great
dispatch. The steam frigate Mississippi that
was designated as the consort Of the Niagara
in laying the submarine cable is ordered TO
the West Indies, to be accompanied by the
propeller Minnesota, and the sloop of war
Germantown. The steamship Powhattan
Roanoke, and ColoIalo, and the slOops of war
Marion and Perry are ordered to fit for sea
with dispatch. Some Of these vessels are
probably destined for the Chinese waters, AM
a number of them will probably so to 4 G
coast of Mexico to observe the operations o
the Spanish feet should it proceed against
Mexico.
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FARES:

Daily Freish Trsins 70 EvansriIie aaj Te-roii.r-
! 90 = NJ. On shieslooal 9asssagsrs viii be taken
R- For aforation through Tickets snsIv n
Conptny's Traporaticn Oise head Lo-st srreet Ey
alsTtite. dcciS j. j. DANIELS smut
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How lie WAS CAUGHT-An interesting
widow in st. Louis recently sued wealthy
old bachelor named Mitchell, with an income
OF $4,000 per annum irom Michigan, for a
breach of promise of marriage. and laid her
damages at $4,000. The jury gave her
5000. The st. Louis Democrat tells how
the breach of faith happencd:
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.,ssonUrsoN OF oopAnTNEKstsIp.


EFNHE coparta srship herasors existing between
& &e'rssSed a aad % S tas Tsn
~ the parties The business viii be settled up
b. Nr. John 81 iupson. JOHN SIMPSON.
nh27 -3wdtw JAMES SIMPSON.
EzLACH AND BRONZE TOILET siIPs-rhsse
lore they they Also few dozen wroasht mornirg SLIPS
at uhiS MURE4& WELLS First street.
ISDhihs 1t. s.-- 22 boa .aT' 70 40, wash no,,s.
40 .sies wiSdo GLASS; 40 bags sPss rss$ aad
5s'BDIE GfTSouNp SPICES n TN CAHc- O. c'..
:, & apL 10 can Pspner ,aSs = ~ sa' S Slnssii
20 DO = 10 % CiRHam9n.
above eoois pit up expressly for our trade
'Ga Sss s'' '--''- f-'s '' No '''' z.n cox SON
GNEo oE,NitU.4i RE ~ EsTArEIN THE
~, ~, o. - ~ y: on III ~ ana
sale pGoic auction 70 The highest bidder lots numbered
ss one t. 59 ae,aye 'a the the glst pie, 81 81 Ssansl
os uau,bered from () to tweatyoze (2l inclusive
2f 20 - incirsve each Eln street.
street between Eim and Division streets said tots sTe
central portion OF said city, the o ling
are well situa ed tasiass hoaes W. call tie attention
I Of fc.pitaiist- and Iaf Eess rca TO th5 s1ie.
teens OF ssl.5 ,s = N one ad = IL two years with
mort-are Persons wishing examine said proreIty,
referred 70 saDael Swinaeii. Of syesiyiile
dOHSArHsN RENICE.
ar9-ts ExesG:ors Of Andres Huston.
S,aP AND LETTER PAPER.-loo Is,n. assorted
\ ~ for sale BY srs s-E G!LBE RI & CO.
FpownER:-i ss,Iiami Rifle Powder;
/ y lOokegs Miafai Blasting Powder
2jhf.kerJ DO Rife 90;
/ 10 ea:s. DO 20 do in magazine and for sal,
fnass aln eSaS &l.,t fs.s:. sss Atf::ss t:ss..z.
sRiED naEF-2cO :slust ress MT ,sE 'siss ysGKrpx
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nRDEEED that the owners Of lots Of lots the
~ WEST side nt Thrl On sire t. between Main aud Syca
the gItsrs alcnF said lots he
with good stone rock AZ least onr fee, in width aud
inches in depth. cus also eurbng Sai3
pavng he plated before day June
and Aofanlt theroof the Stree. Commissioner IL
said work. 6nd the and arisne
.LereCrcm will be ss4esel aud collected by sale
lot Orso much thereof III satisfy said lien costs
Br order of Couueti WE'LL VI. WALKER CLERK.
Volkssote coPy till June tIt, mh2O-td
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1851. SIP Is lNss GOODS. 1851.
& Large Arrival OF Fresh Stock for Spring.
vvTEinvite ALL aud look s,eniii goods.
Sg We determined this spriAs tax he lead in
selling Hoo AMI shoes II low prices and Goods w do
is. just cali ia and let show We have thsm
certain aud tis worth y0ar While drnp in ani
ne fashOns. mhS MCREA A. WELLS,
n ApIEs a. NrEgS rarre assortment at all prices
A rom the IN nlaufaeturers direct.
NrDE G.
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and having. by some means, met the widow,
concluded 10 80 in" The effort required
some extraneous assistance, and by his own
confession he ha occasion, tine and again, u
take Spirits lie pressed his suit with
erdor and in a very few days was the accept
cd man..
The engagement was not suffered to cool.
The day was fixed Cast Monday, the pastor,
DIR. Rice. was engaged to perform the nuptials
in his church The lady made hurried but
most expensive preparations. The rumor
goes that her linen alone cost about twelve
hundred dollars, and that great many oil her
articles of dress were duly marked with the
surname of her intended husband. Jewelry
had been purchased by the Colonel to the
value Of 81 COO. and presented to the widow,
who. to hold it secure, locked It up IN the safe
of Barnum's. The report is that the diamonds
of this same jewelry were not from Golconda,
but Pittsburgh.
Invitation cards, of beautiful design and
costly material, were distributed around
among the aristoc-acy. Anticipations were
high. Monday night came and no wedding.
Reason-absence Of the bridegroom! Where
was he? Echo answered-had fizzled and
was about taking passage for st. Joseph on
board the Morning Star. lie approached the
q clerk oil the OOdL :" OSi III i
centlemen's cabin. The clerk, who was sup
to snuff" desired to know if he was not going
to take his wife up. Said he had no wife, and
didn't intend having any. Clerk communicate
ed around. The story began to fly and final
ly reached the widows cars. She seat for
him. lie wouldn't 20, but finally consented
to an interview.
What transpired is not precisely ascer!alned
but. he afterwards said he told her nc was
drunk when he promised to marry her. Sne
appealed to him, but he was obdurate. Sac
sued, as the above paragraph explains he
was duly served with notice, but, nevertheless
departed on his way honeward, leaving a
promise that, if after six months consider.
alton he should be il the mind, he would
come down and marry. This is plain, uu-
vanished statement OF the scandal which has
been flying the town in regard to the matter
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Bed 90 forts and Pillows all sizes qaaitics MeF
eh1n Darculary requested call aad before
eewkeIe. Any Of the above maze order and
warraated good. Al. COLBuRN & CO.,
" St 2sAt o Canal Bank.
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Flf&-Sn - TrTT 1iyht drau-ht steamer X iTE
"a .s=.4stSt = IvCulIr, r r. DEseUCuEr. Master.
- will r.in as = regular packet between Ey-
- ansvle aai the different points on the
tbosh river. during the entire Fer iTeigei or
rassags amply board iehlo-t
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STEAMBOATS,.
tiaEEy nIyER PACKET,

-ISSss = STEAMER UNION. REGULAR Ev-
@<f,-SasT ANSVILLE AND BOWLING GREEN
--srfr -s=Sze p CkEr.-The fine steamer UNION
Capt RoEEKTs having hesn hnhea with all the latest
of 201 capacity. FAST and light
draugh viii PLY regularly in the above trade. for which
he hut expressly and sOcits liberal share Of public
patronage.
For freirht or aprIy or board. mh7 |
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Sp6S BALES fresh OakGp cheap ,gn-
Q = 1R nsns dcea p q. 90 RILEY x co.
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NEW YORK.

From sLBERT C.. .RsCHARDSON,s Ad.
way, New York. w
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HEGULa1 PACKET EOIs Ua3isss.
~ n DURING The season the steamer GoF
.&a-s[xs' pow I:i.i.. PAUf r. 5 ENoNIS Master
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ron: WABASH RIVER.

e. g THE fine stearaer HANGER. PARR,
iStstF.S Master will he here % n orrOw 70 load Tor
the aboVo destination. and will regl
49, larly The trade Por freish. or passage
apply On board 81 to fel2-2w JOHN 5. MITCHELL.
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FOR TMH WAnAsH

n fEffN - REGCLAR Evansvile aua wabash river
(lt-tA-.z-sI paekr.. steamer ARRANSAW T3A-
r Weller. ~. KING. Master; will ply as
regular packet during the season. For
frsigh. nassirr aurfv ID haari. feiT-f
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ADAus' ExFHESs COMPANY.

---.re --l--s. 1870 r-iFys-- 7Tzs-.5=--7
s.Sszsl Is ztsils : sfsIl y fsit-ssssl
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'FNHE cOpntnOvship herasofors existing between
dsrstgned, pr0prct0rs aud keepers of the Green
River Hotel Water has tas Gay dissolved
~ y the parties The business viii be settled up
ty Mr. John Siupton. JOHN SIMPSON
mh27-3wtaw JAMES SIMPSON.
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GREEN RIVER PACKET.

fr@I@'-@ X THE veil known aud fast steamboat w /.
sia-.+zrss1Si =. EAEs - Capt. THoS AsHBT has re-
entered the trade for the season, aud i'll
49,, ---r-'A-S continue TO make regular trips. The ac
iatipns for Paesger of superior order. For
re- ght 9r passage apply on board fe2l-Sm
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.sEEULAR WAHiNsr PACKET.

-fsIESA THE light iralght steamer y, n. > ris-
NENs0N. JonN MCLASE, Master, will
-e5s-ieave NEDNESOAN Evening, at 4
eelock p. NJ positively. For freight apply
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-23
PAUL LEIDY, ESQ.

This gentleman was nominated for Con-
gress in this district, on last Saturday morn
ing after protracted struggle among the
Conferees, lasting nearly week. Mr.. Leidy
will certainly be strong candidate before
the people. His moral character and pri,
vate habits have always been entirely unes-
ceptionable As lawyer he has always
been studions, careful, industrious and safe
Without any meteoric brilliancy, he always
exhibits that common sense and clear per-
ception which are always the safest ele.
ments of character Political economy Mr..
Leidy has studied less thoroughly than law,
and has, therefore, sometimes, been misled
by the clamor and influence of association,
rather than guided by. the result of his own
reflections. But his intentions are to be al.
ways right-he has logical mind, a will
lingness to study subject to the bottom,
and these can be made as effectual guides
in politics as he has found them in the sci
ence of law. '.. Ua,tt.
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Recent Failures and suspeIIslon..

The following firms have failed or suspen.
ded during the past week in Pennsylvania:
Dawson g. Hancock, Iron and Crockery,
PhiIadelphia, suspended; liabilities very
heavy at:H ao.t -.coa- elsb .
John " Rushton & Co., Crockery, Phila.
delphia, suspended. 5s'j'Hlisp sdi VS.
Thomas White & Co., Straw Goods, Phila.
delphia, suspended; liabilities said to be
100000 ttls ea ~sa s.o 4a +al
vFsa,herhof, Montgomery g. Co., Groceries,
Philadelphia, failed. 't9m'
w. P. & G. Hacker, Crockery, Philadsl-
phia, suspended. 4sel y 80
w. w. g. H. Smith, PhiIadelphia .stl ea
Hayes g. Smith, Coal, Philadsphia, sus.
pended. .us 4ss iled. ii, ,,,g
Joseph Ripka, Philadelphia, suspended /;
liabilities about. $500, 900. ela8 b f-to.
Hart, Montgomery Co, Ps'Iadelphia,
suspended. z,,qo1 ycm
Marple, Mcclure g. Co., Philadelphia, sus.
J.&W. Horock, Dysrs, .Philadslphia, sus.
ponded. .sl ,h.mi ~ .My t..-
RockhIl g. Wilson, Clothing, PhiIadel-
phia, suspended. saI . .ua pa
HoIchkiss & Barton, Scranton, Psnnsy.va.
mia, failed. r, % asen ~ .mN3sa SIZE
John Gommell, Peiersville. Penn, failed.
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Esss,sh Hsvsewerss

late psmbefef the Westminster Review
contains one Of those delicious bills of absur.
di'y which HE British press occasionally
publishes, when The text happens to be Amer.
ica- The wri.ef is sauguipe, that, at no dis
'an,t tdsy, the Union win fall I'd pieces. The
revolution, be says, has already begun, which
is 10 make North America as divided as
South America, and has not only begun, but
has progressed as far as that of the las, cen.
lury had. when the people rose against the
stamp act. II womb be folly to answer such
= wfiter seriously. He furnishes his own ref
citation by the Ignorance hs exhibits regard.
ing the most potent facts connected win the
United Ststes., He tells his readefs, for Ok.
ample, thatiit is a common practice, in the
North, TO kidnsp white children and sell
them into slavery that q stakeholder may
lake bis slaves into any norlhern Slate and
settle with them there in defiance Of eman-
cipalion laws that the sickness at the Ma.
tional Hotel at Washington was the resul, of
poison secretly administered al the dictaiion
Of a widespread black conspiracy that the
Pennsylvauia, Legislature has voted the Drsd
Scott decision null in law; and finally that
"grave proposals" have been put forth "from
high quarters 10 make slaves of The Irish aud
German emigrants." A Areviewer who knows
no more ofAmerica than to pen such nom
sense. carries with him, at least 10 the United
States, h,s own refn,alion.-Ledgsr.,
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A Retired Physician
rs YEARS OF AGE.

Whose sands of life have nearly run out,
discovered while in the East Indies, a GER
tain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Brou-
chnis, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility.
The remedy was discovered by him when
bis only child, daughter, was given up 10
die. He had heard much OF The wonderful
restorative and healing qualities of prepara-
tions made from the East India Hemp, end
the thought occurred that he might make q
remedy for bis child. He studied hard and
succeeded in realizing his wishes. His child
was cured, and il now alive and we'll. He
has since administered the wonderful reme-
dy TO thousands of sufferers in ell paris Of
the world and he has never failed in mskiug
them completely healthy and happy. Wish
ing 10 do as much good as possible, he will
send 10 such of his afflicted fellow Beings
as request it, this recipe, with fall and.ex-
plicit directions for making il up, and successo
fully using it. He reaaires each applicant l.
inclose him one shiIing-three cents TO be
returned as postage on the recipe, and the \
10 be applied TO the payment
OF this advertisement. Address
Or. II. JAMES, No. 10 Grand Street, y
Sept. 23.-fm Jersey City, IN. J..
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Public Sale Of Real Estaie,

To pursuance Of an order Of the orphan's
Court Of Columbia County, on SATURDAY
the s2ist day of NOVEMBER next, al 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, Mathew Mcdowell,
administrator of Abner Mcdowell, late OF
Scott township, in said county, deceased,
will expose 10 sale by public vendue, upon
The premises, a certain tract Of land situate
ic Orange township, 10 the county of Colum.
bia, adjoining lands Of William White on
the East, Peter Schug on ihs North, and
lands OF Mathew Mcdowell on the South
and West containing eight acres more or
Iese. There are erected on the premises
TWO story log honse, and Stable, -..s,,
POWDER MILL,
Glazing House, Dry House, Slack HOUSE, Sc,
ana waller power appurtenant. Late the
estate Of said deceased, situate ia the town
ship OF Orange and counly aforesaid. =
any. person .inclnsd 10 60 into the busi.
ness Of making powde- can Ifiad no properly
better calculated for The business, ~ ss...s
81 ~ ! css.s JACOB EYERLY, Crk
September 10, 1857 )s1f'P 81 /
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Luzerne County Dem. Nominations


The following gentlemen were nominated
at Wilkesbarre BY the Democrats, as theil
candidates for office. -"
For Represen, alives-P. c. Gritman, ol
Carbondale; Steuben Jenkins, Of Wyoming;
s. g. Turner, of Plymouth.
For Recorder-Richard Hutchins, of Kings.
ton.
For Treasurer-E. Taylor, of Wilkesbarre.
For Register M. Athenon, Of Jack
son. -
For Auditor--Slephen Vaughan, ,oi Wilks.
barre.
For commi.siouer-Joh C. Dunning, Of
Madison.
E. Dolph and C. R. German, were elected
Congressional Conferees, with instructions 10
go for Col. Wright. '
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-23

CHoKED TO DEATH.--On Sunday morning
last, a man, whose name we have not learn
ed, but who. we are informed, was German
by birth srd boarder at Seybert's hotel, in
Beach Haven, brough, his existence in This
world 10 an awful and sudden termination al
the breakfast table, by attempting 10 swallow
before masiicatiug it, a huge mass of beef.
STEAK. 90
AT taposf morfem examination, by Dr.. Schuy.
Ter, The piece OF meat, measuring three inches
IN length, tsco in tDidth, and with an ordinary
thickness Of meat served ~ at The table, was
extracted from the throa! Of the deceased =
Beyt0ick Gasette.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-23

WHITE SLAvERYIN CONNECTICUT. Messrs
Barber and Punderson's History Of New Ha.
ven, published IN 1856, among other curious
advertisements copied from the "Conrecticu,
Gazette" printed in this city, is the follow
ing: 4' ta-ea 7aa
! -lsJust Imporisd from Dublin, in the brig
Darby, parcel of Irish servants, both men
and women, to be sold chesp, by Israel
Boardman, d, S,amfordn f.t '.- ~ 4i9t.'
"New Haven, January 1894" hc 'aH
So ii seems, that less than 100 years ago,
men and women we're brought from Ireland,
and sold as slaves, IN the State Of Connecii-
cut |! And not 100 years before that time,
Iudians were cent from Connecticut, Rhode
Island, &c.. 10 the West Indies, and sold into
slavery. Curious historical facts, these -
New Hausn Register 'e f3-''.''tV