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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12
HnrSE ANn InT ZOE SALE.

7 HAVE a beautiful House and Lot on Crawford IA
street an ia good order which 1 instructed 49,
to sell positively. Those in want Of home, eheap, IN
would call II not sold within few
days privately, 1T will be offered public auction.
Z. r. GLASCOCR, Agent,
june12 No. 81 Cherry st.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
/ AM Offering for sale, reasonable terms, the
House and Lot at the of Broad and High sts.,
formerly owned by the late Martin New Apply to
A. v. 3 LINDSEY,
iuly3. 80 College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12
JOven's Kid Glove Cleaner.

JOVeR'S Kid GIOVe Cleaner.
JOUvEN's KID-GLoVE CLEANER.
JOUVEN'S RTD-GLoVE OLEANER.s
JOUvEN'S KTD-GLOVE CLEANER.
JOUVEN'S KID-GLOVE CLEANER.
f95 cents per bottle
F25 cents per bottle.
25 cents per bottle.
,25 cents per bottle.
rs cents per bottle.
25 cents per bottle
T2h cents per bottle.
F25 cents per bottle.
One bottle cleans so pair.
One bottle cleans 50 pair.
One bottle cleans 80 pair.
One bottle cleans so pair.
no oder from the preparation. glove
aedidtely after it is cleaned With piece
hsnuel, apply small portion OF the preparation very
lightly the dirt win instantly disappear. 1t is the
ticle by Kid Manufacturers OF France to
impart purity OF finish and sofnes for which their
gloves justly celebrated. 1t cleans kid slippers and
white colored kid gloves elegantly. 1t is also
article toilet and for beautitying the
pexon, removing pimpes, &C. far exceeds in excel
lence any the thousand and preparations usually
od for that purpose One trial. at the trng expense Of
25 cents will any that the article is AL that it
is claimed be- Try bottle of il for 25 CENTS and
will wsh be without it, 1t be obtained Of all
D. gis dealers in Fame Goods in Nashville, and at
wholesale, the sole proprietors CLARK CO., SS5
BROADWAY, NEw YORK. liberal discount to the trade.
As there article in the market buyers will be
careful to that the of CLARK Co. is upon each
bottle which they purchase. tlune24-Smsl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12
A NEAT RESIDENCE IN EDGEFIELD

[ S offered for sale at a bargain. The Lot o.
Il fronts 90 feet Woodland street and 40 ae::i
minick The House contains four good rooms, good LII
cistern, &C The house is new, built Of brick and the
situation one Of the best in Edgehed. Will be sold low.
Apply to A. V. S. LINDsLEY,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12
10, G, BROWN,


4S College Street, NASHVILLE, TENN,
DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYE sFUFFs,
PAINTS. OILS. vAREIsHES, WINDOW
GLASS. GLASSWARE, PERFU-
merry. FIVE SOAPS. HAIR
AND TOOTH BRUSHES,
lad al the Popular Patent Medicines ofthe day.
having recently received large additions, consisting
partly ofLubns, and RaZins Extracts: French American
brushes; Metal China and Paper Puff Boxes; Shell, Fino
and Dressing Combs, &C.
SEEDS! SEEDSu SEEDSE
100 BUSHELS Kentucky Rlne Grass, stripped;
10 barrels pure Timothy.
LAwDRErH's GARDEN sEEDs.-A generOI As
sorfr7ent rvar-an'ed fresh.
= . ~ 49, - ~ IDS large O0'Ns
ASPARAGUS RO0Ts.-Two years old, grown by Mr..
STRAWBERRY PLANTs.-very fine varieties from
III wY VAN PROLIFIC CoRN-who Yields from
feb17 '''- AZ College street
CTONE WARE ofevery aescrntion.,
ARTISTS COLORs in tubes o: eysrg ds:ggip-
CONGRESS- AND EMPIRE WATERS
Oavavs hand which receive lirec. from the SPRINGS
EOR THE HAIR Mrs. Aliens Restoreri
Woods Restorer;
Emerson's ReStLrer;
Barrv's Tricopherous:
Clinhugh's Triconherous;
Bogle's Fluid.
teht. 10. q. BROWN.
ONDON PORTER,-A very superior article
II made by Barclay, Perkins Co in pints and quarts.
feb17 10. G.. BROWN.
GNO0 LIVER OILS gross just received Pre-.
y pared by Hedgeman, Clark Co.
f-b17 10. g. BROWN.
feb17 10. G.. BROWN.
pEUE LICK VATER.-Tn half barrels and r
febiT 10. G.. BROWN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12
SCALE or PRICES
PRINCIPAL TOILET ARTICLES
aANuFAcTURED 81
WHI4ElAAAA NOZZLE.
2sz washington street, d sion.
sTx mnNrHs PRICES.


uogtHis HEFEEos fLufp 2et 0ue, toc t4iV s1es a.
50 Sc, tls per dozen- -, .
HAS bFE Aful D. tia tlsoQ stea A.
a. Is, si2 per dozen-
sssrss1 Ga BslN Or cFrHsEis, retail 5oe.s sizes
e per eorer-
70 Whesae other large deaers,a discount
81 rs per e these prices E Be madrs provided theif
daring the months shall erreel siaa
LOWEST CASH PRICES
psszetaf CASH tGk - atatefft 80 +eese fteee
aaftEotrss
On orders asoansne ts si5 OF over sme discount
afs per cent Wii BE made.
ole percent vii Be uaade-
On aualaEE 90 80 Or 9tsf - S- 49, :
els per csnt VII = iaAle- 80. -.
On . ssHisas g 500 over A. one trae. discount
af 50 per csnt Eltl ~ rAses
rau se made in any ease-
Prises q ether ertie.ss Gay p h-1 e. -t.1a-isa-
Hasian AaE- 27tfi lsoe- HAt44AA ASNt.--
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12
LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON M. BRlEN & M. M. BRlEN, JR.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Cfoe No. a West side Of Cherry ST. Coopers Building,
formerly occupied by I'd Ewing.
HAVE taken in co-parnership my son, NJ N. BRTES, Ia
the practice Of Law In all the Courts OF Davidson
~. One or both generally be found In the Office
Prompt and especial attention always given
and collecting all claims. Money aWs ready when col
lected)
have been constantly and regularly engaged In my pro-
fesson, In the Mountain District for the last twenty years
and viii continue attend securing aud collecting
claims ntIused TO my 10 the counties Of Cannon,
DeKab, White, Fentress, Oyerton, Putnam and jackson
have general acquaintance with the merchants and
business in those counties.
The Merchants Of Nashville aad Of other places might
end IL 70 their Interest confer with relation there
to.
refer TO any and all persons who knO me, for n
ability and prompt Attention to business.
msrchlT-ly MANSON NJ. BRIEN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12
THE LADIES

XHTILL find at SNYDER FRIZZELL's beautiful as
w sortment Of Caters, slippers. Kid Roots and Bus
kns. Also for Misses and Children general assortment
Of Shoes cheap for cash. Oa at No 81 Pebble square
juneS. SNYDER 4 FRIZZELL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12
HENRY HART, ". MAoRAE, JR. JOHN HART
HART. MACRAE & CO.,

WHOLEsALE GROOERs, COMMISSION MEKU HANTS
AEDDRALERs
WINES, BRANDIEs LIQUORS, &C,
Mos. 4 and @ South Market Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12
new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
SaIesrooms, 292 Broadway, N. Y

Patent Spring Chair a Iron urn I- ~ t1F
Company WanUfa ctOrys O4 q 90
Duane Street
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lust received, per steamer D. A. Given, on consign
iuDc1g rAA CARTER MCKAY & co.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-22
=-s>&<e

PASSWORDS Williamson CAsE,--The action
for damages htoush, asaius, Judge John X,
Kane in the Court OF Common Pleas OF Della
ware County, was some time since argued
upon Demurrer, To the Declaration claim.
ing damages Judge Name put in five special
pleas setting forth his office, TIE proceedings
which occurred and lus,ityine his enlirs con.
duel. The Plaintiff replied dc igpja to these
pleas, that the Defendant had committed the
acts OF his own will, and wnhou, cause,
Tie Judges counsel iemutred specially TO
the replication on three pleas, and joined is,
sue in two OF them. The argumsn, or de.
murrey was held in December, Yesterday
I0dss Haynes gave notice thai he decided
against lades Name, SO that the replication
stands, aud the case will 90 to Trial on the
general issue, and will be tried some time
0GrmS the prsssn, summst,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-22
David Nilmotl

lihM TAey 7Goush et HIM in lSi6,-Thai
our readers may know the political position
vt DAVID Wrlmot in iSi6, and what was
thought OF ham then hy those who have now
nom mated him as iheis candidate .or Gov.
cuor, we publish the iolow,ns extracts from
the Harrisburg latgn9&, thea edited by
rheo Fem, ESQ;
" must be gratifying 10 every friend al
his couuuy, and particularly 10 every whis,
10 know that ct the ia votes which were
gwen IN the House, ior the administration or
British ice trade bill, ONE HUNDRED and
THIRTEEN were loco focos, aud but ONE
Wing, aud he from the loco loco Sla;s OF At.
abama.
OF NlNErl.FlVE who nobly s,ool up ior
the rard asains, the free trade policy, SEW.
ENTl,0NE wers WINGS, SIN NATIVE
AMERICANS and hut EIGHTEEN LOCO
! FCOS, eleven Of whom were from Fem.
s,lvaula, tour irom New lclk. Two from \
Jersey, and enc trom Maryland. Btd ONE
6'l,'>i =" iGdyt lAry SNas 'oas,! "a sh fc,s.
Ss}tURta, and that was WrlMor " Br,u6d
. fAt crosrai,,Es q crs,y kesGS .;YssEG a pesa
Sy|r's', 'riH aH raoa asa .'oi,os2 hs. rs;u Gs
reaches IA "a natf "toAGs tie ts9,s, diGA 40;
G'a, Ia M Is EN cyS,aAAi =
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-22
fhc Columbia Ccua,y Republican.

Il will be expected that we shoud nouee
the adyen, Of the new Republican paper un.
der the charge Of pr, John, Snl Yet we hsrd'
" know what tc say, except tha, thu sun
Uses as OF yors and the water Yet continues
TO rua down hlL ltwas natural thai lhs lead
ers of the Know-Nolhiug Republican par
" should ieei the want O. newspaper organ
since las, fall, and nr, losu has been Ia
dM>sd 10 try ,e III iha, want No doae' pat
nicians deal ia rosy promises 10 nun as 10
extraordinary support, but il he tin''s them
realized ii will be the hrs; instance O. Inc
kind in The history Of newspaper en'srrr'se
But we shall uei he env,ouS al all The .NrorS
and honoss he may receive ircm his party !,
and we will only ask that 'he Democracy
exert themselves as much 10 sus,s,n The
.'Srak" as the Opposition 10 i'r their oFSan
ia dark ard ,r>uhled times lie ''>r'SH s'''N
always true 10 i's cause, aud in s>SsrSl o. the
hardest contests tcusa, tas ea;'le Q! ne ;>se'
yle single handed and alone,
The Rcy-ASosa viii blow and s,res for
WImo, aud Fredon; ard vii 70 dcu&
come as neNr slcc,ing The JadSs sS ils sUa'
rct,sts old ia eIscdag Frsmou, las, Tall As
to how mSny negroes i; VIII Tree THAI $ I'T
iae ialau 10 prove.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-22
Connecticut Election.

We can well afford 10 rejoice over the Elec.
ton in Connecticut, for lhs slaunch Democ-
racy have achieved u splendid victory IN the
election OF two oui of the four members OF
Congress, aud reducing the seven or eight
thousand majority gwen 10 Fremont, leaving
that party to succeed now by, barely 500 ma
jouty.
The Democratic gains in various parts of
the State are Immense, but New Raven we
believe bears the palm in this respect. The
Democratic Consressmen in thar District is
elected by 500 majority, gain from last fall
OF more than $500,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-22
Arrival of the Ericsson.

By the arrival OF the steamer Ericsson, Liv
ceived.
The election for members Of Parliamen,
has resulted ia triumph for Lord Palmers-
| ton.
Messrs. Gibson, Golden, Layard and Brigh
were defeated. The city of Londen returns
Lord Russell, Rothschild, Crawford and Duk e
Messrs. Gladstone and Roebnck are re.elect'
ed.
The London Herald maintains that the Con.
serva,ives have lost only five seats.
The nett increase of the revenue on the
year just ended, as compared with The previ.
Gus year, is &C., ,525 600. and the increase on
the quarter is fll5,O74.
In the Customs, The increase OIL the year
arises on nearly every head of duty excep,
tea and coffee, on which there is decrease
or poslponemenl of revenue Of 1000, 900,
principally owing 10 the anticipated reduction
Of the duty in April. The quarters revenue
is mote especially affected by the same
cause.
Canton advices state tina, all 10 quiet there.
Admiral Seymour was a: Hong Kong await.
ing rsintorcemenls.
The trial OF Alum, the poisoning baker,
resulled in his acquit,al.
a telesraphic message TO Bombay, says
that the Emperor OF China has oriered Yeh
to conclude peace on any terms.
Tea aud silks had fu rther advanced at Liv-
arpool.
Disturbances have taken place at Pcsu,-
they are unimporlanl, but they led TO a skin
nish with the troops.
Paris advices mention tho suspension OF
Messrs. Green & Co, the American bankers
II that city Tho cause oil this failure is at.
rIbuet TO the mprudent advances made on
French merchandise despatched 10 Nicara-
,ua and other Central OF South American
states.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-22
SALE OF THE MAIN LIN e.

In the degenerate days OF Rome, the te-
rraved soidiery pu. up the Empire Tor sale
10 the highest bidder In our day the ele-
men,s OF corruption are only bold enough 10
rropose that we shall sell the backbone OF the
Sae-ihat we shalt cut out and sell 10 the
birhe,t bidder the main arteries in The body
and system OF our internal improvements
This is to be sold for $3.50, 900 in money,
which will oil be appr opraed before it
reaches The treasury. The bonds which are
10 form the balance of the purchuse money
will be given TO the Sunbury & Erie Railroad
Company or TO some other OF The spo'Ismen's
corporations who are standing around with
greedy eyes and already licking their Parch-
ed jaws for any little lrasments.
Next winter il will be found 10 have beon
cruel AMI unwise 10 sever the man Huhk
from the minislering aud feeding limbs oi
the public works, and the cry will bc "loI
mercys sake unite them" But the Penn.
. sylvaIia Railroad Company will insist that
it has fairly purchased every pound ol flesh
in the Main body, aud that tho mountain
will not 90 10 Mahommod, but Mahommed
may come TO the mountain The only rem
edy will be to girc the limbs 10 the giant
who shall already have the body. SO ono
by ohe the different parts OF The public works
will be sold or given away aud IN ten years
uie Safe will have neither II milo OF public !
improvements nor dollar as tho price OF |
them.
The power that is strong enough 10 wtes, |
the main body of them from tho State will
be strong enough TO procure discharges oi us
debts from subsequent legislatures. One OF
these corporations easily procured u forgive.
ness of its debts for ttccnty year.; and ii will
hs much easier ior one which shall hold the
State within tho Sfip oi ITS iron bands TO cx.
tot total absoluuou from all debts
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company al
rrcsenl pays some $500 600 year rs ton.
mage tax TO the State aud from this the b,ll
now in the House wouli relieve the Com.
pany. For years the Company has made
efforts to have this tonnage tax law repealed;
and escorted to all tho legeTdcmainc OF lcsls
iallon to gain that point
AS 10 tho moTuS cryHn3I Of "ru'IlnG
th,oueh such bill as this icr the SALE ot ,
the Man Line the following extract from .
Harrisburg correspondent will give our read ,
efs some saint laea.
Next week the botors Of the PtuuSylva, /.
MIA Railroad vii, ,stuGn fully orGanjyed, aud
ready 10 proceed TO wcrk. they will he he'd /,
ty Mr. Anderson, assisted by fist heueuanls .
James Barns, John T. Beck. Thos J, Power, /
nnd Charles fIajey. To those who know /,
Harrisburg thoroughly, II viii hc at once said /
that NJ more formidable ccG,uecr corps
could be ovsaniXed in the STATE. II these
men cannot rass bin, then us passage is
hopeless They will begin operations a,
once, /; they have no, already broke ground
to ctFrt the passage of the bin la' The sale
ol the Main Line"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-22
q Marrying 10 Fnn.,,

Another instance of the folly Of "martyind
in fun" is just now exciting the good people
Of Fonda. l, seems iha, a banking officer ia
that town met at a ball a young lady from
this neighborhood, who was very good look
ing, sprghlIy, aud attractive. While waltz
ing with her, he proposed in Jest that they
should be married. The lady accepted his
proposition, ana they adjourned to a side
room, where person present was called up.
on 10 perform The ceremony, which he did, TO
the infinite amusement of all conoerned.-
The gentleman thought no more of the mat.
Ter until the breaking up Of the ball, when
the fair partner called on him to conduc, her
TO h,s residence. He demurred, and thought
she had better go TO her own residence. She
said that the home of her husband was her
home, "whither thou soest, will follow
thee" He didn't hardly understand that she
was his wife. She insisted upon her martial
rights, and.claimed tha, as the ceremony had
been performed by Justice of the Peace, it
was perfectly fair and legal transacton.--
The gentleman inquired into matters found
that her positions were correct, aud that he
was in bad box, Hs is now endsavoting
TO ignore his wite and back out of the bar
gain, with little prospect of success, however
The lady has before been married, and was,
it is understood, divorced from her former
but under such circumstances as
admitted of her marrying asain.-Laneastsr
Eramiasy
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-22
Sale Of the Main Line.

! A bl'. providing for this object was report.
ed, op Wednesday last in the House of Rep
ressn'atives, by The Committee of Ways ant
Means, under resolution, passed by large
majority, iDslrucng the committee 10 pre
pare bill for the sale OF The Public Works
lis leading provisions are contained in the
following synopsis carefully made up by the
Harrisburg correspondent of the Ledger:
"it provides that immediately y after it's pas.
sage, the Governor shall advertise notice in
the Philadelphia, Phtsburg, Washington
Baltimore, Boston, New York and Harris.
burg papers, that the Main Line will be Of
iered for sale al the Merchants Exchange,
on day to be designated by him, not more
than forty days after the passage of this act.
Any person or persons, or railroad or canal
company incorporated by The State, may be-
come the purchasers, for any sum not less
than seven and half millions of dollars
II necessary, the Company purchasing may
increase their capital stock or borrow money
and issue their bonds TO any amount not ex
ceeding 80 per centum above the amount of
tho purchase money. In case individuals
purchase, the Cove rnor is empowered 10 in
corporate Them No bid will be received
unless The bidder deposits in tho hands of the
Governor $1,000 in cash or State bonds as
forfeit. If The highest bidder fails TO com.
ply with the act, the Governor may, if he
thinks proper, tender the Works 10 the next
highest bidder. 1.-THE Pennsylvania Railroad
Company become the purchasers, they are
rcquired to pay 81, 500, 600 in addition. The
whole purchase money 10 be paid in five
per cent. bonds Of the Company, payable
mi.annuay; said bonds to be lien upon
the Main Line; ten per cent. whereof shall
fall due on the first of July, 1890, and tho re.
malnder in ten equal annual instalmcnls
thereafter, Upon the execution aud delivery
OF said bonds the Pennsylvania Railroad ,
Company and The Harrisburg aud Lancaster
Railroad Company shall bo released from |
the payment OF the tonnage tax now i'm |
posed; the Pennsylvania Railroad Company !
also 10 DO released from all other taxes i'm.
posed by tho State The purchasers of the
Main Line may purchase or lease the liat.
risburg and Lancaster Railroad or construct
n road from Harrisburg to any point on tho
Columbia Road. They may extend tho CO.
Iumba road 10 tho Delaware river, aud aLcr
The route Of the same, The purchasers are
required 10 keep the canal and railroad open
from llolhdaysHnrs TO rnadelphia, aud SO
much OF tho Western Division as lies be.
,ween RalrsviIle aud riusburg until the /
Northwestern Railroad shall be opened for
business from Blairsville 10 tho Allegheny |
Rscr, aud furnish motive power tor the use ,
r( uanspcrerS, The purchasers may lease |
ANY portion OF the Canal for period OF ten /.
years, subject to tho same conduous."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-22

TkuSe 10 E>caPS-Cae nIeh, lss' week 3
young prisoass named Garner ooaces'sd
himself ia lAs jail yard waea SaerH N'3st
licked Rr, and taer commenced he arsnF;
10 wsr& his way ,hrsugh isc cater wSa ef he
sarl. We hai or'y frs sbcTsl an HSeos
oI eossi which As asi taken ircn lss est
90 and Ain in Gsis F2,Pass tCs ssd sASsz eoi
a sAee, anj torn 4 1870 rops wssa, % 6oze,,
AZ ssfaeg - Scass Ire wsa. Il ias noEn5as
lie hsi o0ly SCI aSoeJ sik lacAsS ia;s ;es
w&A ;, Sss 1issias, 22j Tie Sasad .osa1
sSsn sAiysssss wlsa ceE rom tAs gsal o rs
eosi wAcA BE III isa n eas is1
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-22

SEvENrY rnousANp LNes Losr,-h is es.
limslsi thai IN the bomharlmsni OF Canton.
by lAs Enshsh fleet, which began the sSh
OF October last, seventy thousand lives-ol
men, wemen ard children OF sses-hays
bseu sacrificed, aud properly to the amount,
OF over len millions, Destroyed, With ali
this loss OF lie and property. there is no
saccumbins on The part OF the Celss,ials,
who manifest stubborn biueness of feel.
Ing toward any'hi"s that has the appearance
of reconciliation.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-22

LAYING rRE ATLANTIC CABLg-prof, Morse,
the inventor OF The magnetic telegraph sys.
tenn, intends accompanying the party on
board the Niagara, who are TO asSis, in lay.
ing the telegraph cable, Two Russian officers
have permission OF our government TO go
out in the steamer, RusSiasesms TO be vide
awake 10 all the rseeni discoveries and i'm,
provsmsnls in physical science, aud will be
ready, when occasion calls Tor i. s, no dis
tant day, TO lend her aid TO help TO eueircle
the world with q tslesraPhic girdle
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-22

To Observation-Disclosures NGiss III should
be remembered BY roSima s,ers that for The
pso,ecliou Of newspaper publishers, law
was passed nos long since requiring them 10
no'ify ediiors oi any pePers uneslied for,
within tiss weeks thereafter, o; be held re-
s?ousihls themselres now lha, many chan
sss have been made pos1masters viii please
noliiy rs OF The subscribers removal thereby
saving TO Us much los and sffording as az
opportunity OF mailing our papers correctly.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-22

oLr Bull was broush, before the Superior
Cour, OF New York on Saturday last, on all
affidavit, which SO, ionh that he had ia his
possession violius and jewels which hs TO-.
fused 10 apply TO a satisfaction of a certain
judgement. Ole Bull admitted on his exam.
ina,ion that he had in his possession three
violms worth thrss tAouM,aa dollars Ia the
bow OF one there was a diamond worth a
very large smouut
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-22
q Pshsps : dozen Know Nothing "a.

q Pehsps dozen know Nothing pa.
pers in the SAFE refuse to support Wamol,
ara alnos; TIE ea'ire psriy in Philadelphia
rePuiiaie him. Tie Bedford Gc-atf names
ssEerL promioes, men of The opposition 10
taai cooaiy who rsiGse 10 supPcH him
Here his nomination has fallen dead upon
he parry, and as ye; huI few O,hess than rllrs
Republicans svow a deisrminalioa 10 su2Pori
him TIE republican Leaders look despair.
ias. Packer oeshI 10 bes, Wilnca Ion hsy
% : hundred Thousand Ia lae Safe.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-22

b Al an election held in the borough Of
Berwick, on Saturday last, for borough off.
GERS, The following gentlemen were elected :
ChiJ BWgeS--lohn McAnall
Assistant BWrgess-T. w. Boone.
Justice Of The Peaee-Georse w, Styer.
Borough Constable -Frsas Fowler.
HSh Conaable-Hutchins Vans,,a.
Tb,rn Couueil-Ftedsrck Nicely, John ].
MeHenry, Henry c. Frsas, Isaiah Bower, w.
J. Knofr.
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MARMIIsEa

On the oh inst, by Rev. VIM, Goodrich,
MIR. HIRAM PaLNgR, of Bloomsbpr, ana NI;",
ApaLisE nrrLE, of New Columbia, Mon,our
county.
Al Willow Grove, on the 9Th inst, by Jesse
Hicks, Esq, Mt HESRY A. Dglrraica, and
M,ss IAaAs EVANS, both Of Briarcreek Town.
ship, Col. county.
In ph!ladelphia, on the 18th ul.., by Rev
pr, w. w. +. Bangor, Mr. +. o. JACKSON, Jr. .
aud Miss ANNIE Nj. Lone of Philadelphia.