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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

WORTHY OF ALL PRAr-E.--We ask the at
tcntion of our readers to the following item
4 NcW MOvemcHt-A correspondent u
the Providence JoWnai, writing from Dixon
Illinois, says: az move has been made by
the ladies Of Dxon, Illinois. Some twenty
of the daughters Of Rhode leland, Row resi-
ding here, have ,csoIoel that until every
factory and calico establishment ol thcIi
native State is again in successful opera
ton, they will neither purchase norconsumC
any fabric, unless OF American manu!dc
ture, aud will givo preference TO labor OF
their native State. The sons OF Rhode
Island, also residing here, have adopted =
similar resolution, and ten of them will ap.
pear next week in new suits of broadcloIh.
the materials of which were furnished by
the Rhodc Island iactorics."
Here is an example worthy of universal
imitation. II American ladies' possessed in.
and patriotism enough uo, only
to resolve but carry into effect a similar res
olution everywhere, we should not o\por'
millions of specie every yoar for ridiculous
gcw .uaws. We should like to hear once in
d whole life time that there was good SouSc
and good taste enough III the United States
TO invoai an American fashion, without ser.
yilely copying orory ono oi them nom la.
ropc as We Row do.
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New WAY TO GET RID OF A BsBY.-0u
Thursday morning last as small girl was
on her way 10 school, in Philadelphia, shs
was met by genieely dressed young man,
.who stopped her and enquired where she wa,
'soIng. She replied 10 school, when The
Iyoung man asked the name of The mistress
,On being informed he requested the little gir
10 convey 4 bundle 10 her, at ihs same lime
Icauiionins her 10 carry it very carefully, a
she might break n.-S,se look the bundii
and carried II with great care 10 her teacher
swhO, upon opening il, found white chii'
apparently sboHi fOuf days old. TIE is'tl'
oae was properly laken care OF.
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WEITTEx SrRNoss-Thsre is a small vol
cne contained in ihe following paragraph
'sboI; ibe NTiiieo sermons:
TIE Congregations Herald, euotes from al
exchsngs al seco-ni OF Rev. Dr.. Davis, who
bad been announced 10 preach. bUi said IL
ibe congregation, ihsi, By 40 oversight ofihs
baggage mssasr. MA carpe,-bsg had been on
and tba' some one else must therefore preach
1is his sseae- Tie HTsld sass: rlmseine
Psui, Standing oD Mars Hill, 81 Athens, be
ioss a assembly of keen, sriiicisiag Greeks
|sed saying, fYe man Of Athens,I pefceigs
|<ks e silfhinss ye are too Osupezsiitious, and
. aEsii argue the gassiiOa ~ith you as soon i
my esrpea-bsg sosnss from Befes 20 -
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

Tis KANSAS SrArR CONSTITUTION is warm.
by and heartily approved by all The Democratic
Journals al Washington, and nireleen-iweu
'ueIhs ct the members Of Congress. The
Sar says al viii he universally hailed Fl on
Ioae end Of The land 10 The other as The mod
Iel Sla,s Constitution Of The Coniedetacy,
aud bul for lis extreme Democracy, and va
|rious land sHecularions, no sane man cnul,
'cbleci TO il. It fixes the seat OF soyetnmen
IA, LecomP;on, ana Tor this reason is unac
sce9tabla 10 an Influential body Of land spec
.ala,ors al Lawrence, sad 10 The contributors
10 The fnnds oi The New England Ala Society
whose fohone depends upon lhs growth Q
Topeka. These facts, however, are ar,tni!.
concealed, and lhe Ds1iocra,ic party Of the
sscouniry is 10 be up;nrrei AMI torn asunde
10 promote these schemes Of plunder.
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Appointments by the CaonI Commission

HAsmspuRC, Dec, e.--The following ep
pointmen,s by Canal Commissioners wer'
made 10 DAY ;--colleclors-p, II, Nemsn, o
|Easloo; c, S. Palmer, Of Ncwhepe; j. Swim
,'c,d, Of Northumberland; }. Plat, OF WI
Transport; J. h, Deis, OF nnnsenry an,
IT,. II. Lu,x, Of riuslon. Weghmasiets-I
Is. Taylor, ol Northumberland; Gao, Man
|hardt, of Beach Haven; Hiram w. Brown
|ot rhts,on; aud Il, s, Bacon OF Beach lila
|ven.
The following additional urpoinlmen'
were mado this afternoon by the Cana, Board
Cargo lnspeclor-J r. Decker, Bristol
|Woishmasiers--Wm. Able, Easloni W. z
|olmslead, assistant DO,
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TRr CAsAIaAS EsSks-The banks OF Can.
ada ana oilhe a.hsiniHs Brush Provinces,
3jd no; suspend sTeciePsymen, during The
'-aoenl crisis. The direcinrs ei The Bsnks
ns,, coDsplsi aa5 sssoFe1 no; 10 suspend
|utisss MADEIRA ''rnr7 and N The meantime
|to iariiiy ,he-sslvei wiah gosd iron Enrope.
There was TO rua. and lia4s demand ioi sne-
.cie. ~ h.H hrck+rs- sad ihsi onty o. the
s.ErI 81 lev treke', N Tte States, who cob
sciea ana sent !, ails fcs redemption. Il
importation Of soTsrigns 10 ahe asnonai @
Slsa 9ae. is- rscrs thar canHleresiIncet
tais 3-1in, aud placed he Ptoviaeisi Bsnks
s7ur :! f1nser They have, therefore, cealia'
spea - Ply specie boaeh me 1lsls, an
-nsiB,utn cgrd!enoe snid he PsRic.-D0stss
EErS. ta
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RsyaRp TarlnR was married in Golha
lSaxony, to Hiss nn.eu, OF Golha, OF The
Is7;h ooobet. M,. T., passes the winter
iwnh his bride a, Moscow, where she has re
lianves residing, lie is 10 come back Il
,America next autumn, and Willis sunoupcs.
.,hai he has 'slready written TO claim 20
;ldlewiii the honeymoon OF his remss.n
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

t. l. ,s asserted in Diplomatic ciu'les ,ha
'nar ], CLANCY Jones, Of our State, is GSel.
',c succeed Mr Dallas ~ the CorH al -
James. When Mr, Rechsnsn reWTued from
',ha, mission he recommended Nj, Jones K
The late presden, as his own successor, Nh
Homes is a uue Democrat HIS spFeintmen
'wcula be a popular one,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

u Lasl Monday a meeting ol the etsdi
.IorS ci The Mon:out Iron Company was q
have been held in Philadelphia ief The PDr
pose al determining whether they wouk
sranl said company an extension. We hay'
] sheard nothing eiiiciai 10 regard 10 lhe matter
.UaiasoEabic ramors are rile--D1HUias Ltal
si-6naer.
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ErNEl kanSnS.

ST, Laurs. Dee. 2i-Ann,hsr moe;in. :
Frec state Hc0 was lela 4, IcavcHwo-;H
Kansas, on tbs .ls; MI;
Resolutions were adopted sjmi'a; & ;Acs
passed ala "rcvjo"s meeting. h'i@ ~ :
Lawrence, on he le'h. Speeches we7
made by Mes>'s Vaughan Na;.igs. Hr;,A.-
Maere and c;hcrS,
Nj Philips advised lie ,YY,@;io, % ri
IL aropad tie Topeka Cars,uo"or, "s ,at
Asocna Cksrts al Kansas aScr,v.
a vigilance commutec is lc;as t,-mh.
iAroschcp, the NcFrNorv
A teHet 10 sHe pemeerz, a;.hrs ,'y. 5-,c,
tawreAce, Nee, u. S'a'es iAa; &,r Wah,
had sad he woUsd call a s?o,ia scs>.oa O
the Is~eisla,o0s, Yrovdei tie N-c=,Nor
wenll >7-a a pledge enarArjyjns hey 'rou.,
10, 60 in'> general A,gisla;jaa.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

An IMMENSE REVENUE u, is estims,ed
that he aggregate Rmoun, OF revenue defi
we'd from tobacco, almost wholly Of Ameri
car growth, ty The governments cs Gtea
Bvnain and Ftanre, to whom Il is srea
monopoly, for 1887, which is aeon' all aver
age yesr, would reach The sum Of SSs,S76,
lose, al which $4,000 ooo woald be 10
France, and SEA $40 ,OSo for Grea; Britain,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

PassES FITS 1T R.Bs-PTraE. oi the Dzm
ya1rciit Err published a SeIlaiHe, Ohss
speaks as 3ntltws n a Republican tcneEa
In 4hs Atrlra1 Dase-.- ~
@I'aeTe have beeu ss5e7n fines oJTn II
'TUwaDda, Pennsylvania Tne tBonr1ers
nave been -dsposiaIus 1be remains OF DaFI
iiEsann The -Eena1lz zre sad 70 hzTs
booked bezuilil even in asEE1h-s IEes
poised him sEzy = hnls upon a side hiA
and placed roson rzg over 1he dem, nP8i
winch WIS worked IN wool
1HeTs hes our D1zE- DEAD Is In,
Eoi der ayEel kIzed IN > fusloa fss
Ef Eonld no. lei him stay mt ne,
So be fDak lin Aorne e szsY nit ne
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u Ahor; iory ~ The ucemHlHyea werk
70 s1r3s AZ Ire ci;y q New Nork lcR for jht
fes on Tpesaay afternoon. ..15s,:se charge
q M c. c Trscg, vl' was also so,or7a0
9ea ~ 4 cornt-y e !a-at3aSs navS, '-or
he Cen'-aI cficsS. Drsss- makers, sc0er
oi 81 wolk, IsilarsSsass ias'o-y e.-.s. 7so
makers, and 7arRSal-wa-ks-s, composed l.'
zoiies aFanaHar . ..a .1~a>t-'5as y.cD.
women Uao sbas avasc- faeu~e vas ol la'
|sHfoRcnas 10 5sG eI ;selr caaae'or n ,a'
lsna ai the Yves. Tas yasns women Sc:
nsa ar ma5cs; e. s0aearance Eu5 iooke.
parisrl'g tr--v a. ths Tar-rs,a4s e7acA 9.
shei- Hpes vi.ich tas arrival p = t5rss Vhs'
|sbey sHa suffered Tnea f-nn Fhe UaB' a
|snlpisyulsna GHrHs thr ials cFrsis.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

~ The Inauguration of Gov. Packer vii
take place in Harrisburg, on tho secont
Tuesday in January uoNt Arrangements
are being made for grand military parade
on the occasion,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09
Dead Lo,ters-.Their Contents,

E,eIy NoSjG's>,ot, ease GGa;'er, relU'ns
.a,l .ae letters tor Which he eau 6ad 40 clai'
,mau,, 10 the department al Washington, y
clerk tyeaAS he seal Of al theSe
land o~eNS lHcu' M, paaS ~; read a lj0e,
'ua Simply asccI,a.DS L a,ere is any thing in
.JGam il lAets l. 0oi, hey are wuhcuI fur.
'her ,7ons,e .acSej away tor burning, and
.aN consumed Ey G,2 !, 81 oven prepared
'l,r he purpose, SOMA; aNhing shall escape
IL however, lhete is a1y sum ofmoney, OF
',ny va,aah'es, howcvsr ;ritijus, the ie,'ers
'aa1 contents are handed aver;o another clerk
IwAo simply examines tas name and sdd,ess.
land then epclosss The St>.e back ,olhe wri>
Ter. Tie te>, ci he isssrs is iarhiaden 10 Be
'rcal. /. Jse w;,e, cs1Ho, he found, the lei,
e, is ca,elnGs preserved, viii lis contents,
i,T years, until every chance OF its beiuS re-
claimed has died away,
Du,ina he la: Quarter, S;s COS was re
Iceivea in atou; : 600 'eIiers 4, The dead le,
LEI otsics. NJ; suSe 80, 600 year is sen
'era,y thus received ir about 10, 900 leilers
>, sboul an avs,aee q SIS iereT. of,his
s. is ealcE,a,si lAG aiae-;sa,hs are re,crns.
nc lie sender,
The whe's s.. .eaa nosnas'ers' scconni:
tfos TIE las: scs,i,r have Seen received, trsn
sen a's separated, dead lcse. hills compared
ana Balances iecDs3ed, Ell az osa: al laho
ana = ,ssree oi e. pe3iiou sel3on iaessst
r iAs Gsaersl PoI Once.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

Ialns ssid oi : grasPing. sEAiicions farmer.
,bas & be had lhs Whole world enciose1 ia {
Es.lsls 6sld, ne Eouli aoi be eonten; viii
EoBi Paich Of gronnd % lie o1ssids tor Pola.
liees . -
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

tS~ William Williams was convicted ic'
he murder OF Daniel Hcnjticks, in Dauphir
couoly, las, week, lie is young man O
about :s years, and is married iat the sec
Iond time. His father is hlind, and feels th'
lawful situation Of his son.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

The PiHsbrrg Ga-ttls sts'es that Mr.. Tie
mann. Mavsr elecs Of New York, was form,
lery a rssi5en, of Pins5urs, sud was en gagged
i II i.se manufacture OF red ard white lead, il
l,hs es,ahlishrneu; of MI Pors,.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

mo AGooUNTTSG FOR TLsTE"-A YANKEES
wao had jua come irom Florence, bein!
issEed Eszi he hal seen and ainirei, and
s5eahey he was nC4 IN rsP'nrs Vnh the We
Bps de Mediei, replied, .WeN, ic tel tht
/. .trush, l5o1'f care sbou: those stone gals"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

rFWilliam Donaldson, Esq, has heer
elected presiden, of the Anthracite Bank o.
ramaqua, in the place Of Richard Carter
Es0. NrcCnsrd.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-12-09

Mrs. Kllsore, widow Lady OF GFeensbuts
has recovered veraici against The PennsYi
.Eaaia RAILROAD Company of Sl,sss, for inju
Iries received aboui three years ago in SCI
,linc of The accommodation Train at ihs
l-lsce
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IT We observe in the appointmentsmad,

W We VUNOl'O III WIG NIPVf'''f''eIT''f
|by the Canal board, that our townsmaY
Hiram w. Brown, has received the appoint
|ment as Woighmas,er of pittston. The NJ
poinlment is fit Que, and Mr.. Brown
capable of disehargiog the duties with iide
lity
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Y Ce- FTsneus has been Invited 10 DE-
Erss lbe annual address before fhe Geogrsph
.csl and Sazfieiezi SecletF uf NeE Yotk. :
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z Ii il sad fhai certsin fashionable ls
.dy II Philadelphia, lhe wife Of PfoEioen
nsFrhsni, had q six drasses II ihe hand o
beI nsuins-mske-s the day her bosba1i
IIsilsd-
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AooUrTEB-Wm. Bird, vas tried last week
al Willssnspori, for killing Samnel Hill. du-
|ipg fghs aEo weeks ago, in Brady town
,sbip, Zoo, Clinton township, as stated in oui
|aeeosui of she sTair) this county. and se
9oitied, tie ssieeDee going TO sbo. thai iht
sei ~zs commlusd in self defence .-z3sne.
LaUaiHary. e-agdi .---.a-s.
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e =. 2 T.15ias7r, sIj5 70 n caIaecia;
wiA 6 mercantile fouza = Philadelphia
81 frr.-n fie 51r-l SIR r -he ta-liui
HnRI, a Wi,rntryi5r, N1-.t Ga-1.r-r-. ias
E-55issv 1sisfr, l-ls E-Es Instantly Elliaa- r.
ms z5Ie Epl Inn X Irving II Ph4adofElhIt
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ArrzaEExEE1 NJ zEE t5UrEIssnK-asDVHf
- fsszsanx hzs anRoinsas Dawn N44NeT L
|az Rrnsiasn gaIsss I'd ihs iB.k 51alrsal Dis
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- zHszi-y q ne =szsssa zDnuih ans enniFp
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q DR.. William A. Sm nh, ofCaGbriz CO.
hss been sppolnsed b. lbs President insPee.
.ioT OF DfDgs al tie poh n Pbilsdelphia.
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In Bloomsburg, on Wednesday, the sec
|ond day of December, instant. REUBEN w
WEAVER, ESQ, in the thirty-second year o
his age.
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expense involved in this undertaking
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ONLY and as The numbe- Of copies to
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valuable and difficult TO Obtain. No pam.
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and entirely reliable as an indispensable
authentic history. The general view Of
authentic history. The general view al
the contents presented above, will show
that II Is intended to be work OF actual
utility and interest TO all classes. Nei.
Their stud-book nor turf-rcgister, II
will contain matter of the highest import
to the turfman. as 10 the breeder, the
ameteur, the hunter. the lady equestri-
an, the yokeman and the bold dragon.
A prospectus. inclosed in muslin covers,
containing the quality of paper. india
proof Engravings. Pedigrees. Tables. &c..
with specimen pages OF the Work, will
be shown by the authorized agent, who
presents this general circular, 1t will
be found to correspond both in size and
quality of paper 10 that elegant work,
The Republican Court" The Por-
traits accompanying the specimen pages
are offered as representatives, both as
regards the correctness of the paintings,
and the fne artistic finish oil the engrav-
ings. of the celebrated horses whose
iikenesS+s they perpetuate. Il will be
seen that no expense has been spared to
make the whole work creditable to
American Art, and full satisfactory I'd
amateurs OF correct taste. This work vii
be elegantly printed on fne linen paper,
in two Imperial octave volumes or eleven
hundred pages all the impressions from
the steel-engraved portraits, together
with the vigliatte engfavlHgc. from Mr.
DAKLEY's originai desigus. win be print
ed on India Paper, with the most scru
pulous care Mr.. WV. DEsBAR. Tht
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09
KETTLEWELL'S "
fsy ses g9,1w HNa 7
M lamp ATED
c. e An @:

w ahhaNfEftIOCo CONTAINING 1-Sper
cent. of Ammonia, sad IS to 80 per cea;
Phosphate of Lime-s4s per ton OF 2a0O lbs.
No- 80 Per cesit. of Ammonia, and 81 IN IS
lsr eeilt Of Phosphate Of Lslne-s43 per TON
of 2ec0 lbs.
HtHE undersigned most earnestly calls
u the attention Of the farmers and
planters Of st. aIary's County TO his Ma.
nipulated Gu2no-a oombjnaiich of the
brs: Peruvian and Phosphate Guauo,
ia'egrated by costly machinery, reducing
the ammonia, a. contained in Peruvian
Guano, to the natural wants of the soil
per cent and nearly doubling the Pbos.
pilates.
The manipulated IS reducedto powder,
and ready Tor immediate application, and
IN every instance that has come 10 The
knowledge of the proprietor, when tried
side by side with the best Peruvian Qua.
no, 1t has excelled in a frs, crop, besides
making a durable Improvement 10 the
soil, equivalent to Bone Dust. We are
authorized 70 refer to Geo. II. Morgan,
Eoq., well known in this county. who
has fully tested the Iticle, and considers
1t the best fertilizer of the age. Fl. G.
s. Key, Esq, aud others, are also con
sumers, TO whom we think We can conf
IDENTIFY refer
Pamphlets containing fall explanations.
and certificates can be had on application
10 either OF the undersigned.
a JOHN KETTLEWELL,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-07-09

Board. including washing, lights. fuel. bed
dings &c, per session effen months, 800
English. per session, 90
French, :" 90
Music, 's including use oil piano, III
or ut same rates per quarter of q months.
BoaFdeTs, studying ali the branches viii be
entitled to deduction OF 100 on the tOre-
going rates, if they complete the session, but
moi otherwise. t es
Day Scholars win also be taken a, the
above rates of instruction. 80, -
Jan. 18th, lS57-3m. -..-