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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-08-05
Giving Il mp.

The Montour american, the new Know
Nothing and Republican paper of iha, coun.
", feels the ground sliding ou, from under is
feet, and surrenders the political battle in the
following larguage:--
From present indications, there is no
prospect of defeating Packer. A triangular
fight must result in the defea, of the opposi-
lion and in Cur present divided state we
may as we'll let ID go by defauft, while we
feel assured that we have the numerical
strength 10 succeed, if united IN single tick
Ell. We are not defeated by the popularity
OF Gen. Packer or The prestige of the Demo.
cratic party, brl we are seli.defea,ed and rem.
dered powerless by The imprudenl zeal of ul-
ira Republicans and intense Americans. The
settled conviction Of our mind has ever been.
that united we stand: divided we faIl'"
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WAR IN THE PAoIFIc.-Whle the eyes oil
Europe and America have been directed to.
wards the movements OF Great Britain, in Ia
king possession of Perrin and trying 10 get
one of The Bay Islands, they have entirely
overlooked what is occurring in the Pacific,
among the guano islands. The island Of
Eide, in The Pacific, mile and quarter
from The coast of Lower California, was re-
Gently visited by some Americans from San
Francisco, claiming it and lis euano under a
Mexican title. There were two other parties
claiming under other tltles, and one Of these
fitted out a schooner, sailed for the island,
where they foundihs first party in possession,
landed eight men with eight rifles and APIS
lo, and took the possessors prisoners and
seized all their property. The island was
then fortified, and the prisoners sent TO San
Francisco. In the latter city they entered
a complaint against their caplors, who were
arrested. The Court has now the subject
of jurisdiction under consideration. But ii
is supposed that no more blood will be shed.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THEINDIA MUTINY INCREASING.

| QUEBEC, July 27.--The Steamship North
American has arrived with Liverpool dates
10 the 18th instant, four days later than pre-
vious advces.
Advices by the overland mail announce
an alarming spread of the muliny among
The native troops in India.
Tweniy-three regiments have joined the
mutiny. They were defeated by the Gov.
eminent troops outside of Delhi, but the unity
still remained in the possession of the insur-
senls.
General Anson, the British Commander.
in-chief, had died OF cholera, and has been
succeeded by Sir Colin Campbell.
The news from India has caused decline
of Consois in the London money Market
A reduction in the rates oil discount BY The
Bank of England was anticipated 10 take
place on Thursday.
The fall of Delhi was looked for hourly
when the Indian mail left.
The loss TO the Bengal army in conse.
quence of the mutiny was estimated at 3d..
600. 1t was believed the crisis had passed.
The latest advices indicate a panic. The
desertion among The insurgents was acting
vigorously.
Sir Colin Campbell started al few hours
notice.
Advices from Calcutta 10 June 7h, repre-.
sent that disafec,ion is entirely confined 10
the army.
The native troops had beer disarmed. and
most of Them stationed in Punjaub.
The latest from Delhi states that the heights
around the town are in possession oi the
Government troops. who attacked and drove
the rebels within The walls, capturing twen-
y.six guns.
The Bambay and Madras armies continu-
ed firmly loyal. -' g.. ---..----
The steamship Erin, from Bombay, with
China m ails, had been wrecked on the coast
Of Ceylon on The 9th OF June. Her passen-
gers, mails and specie were all saved. Her
cargo, valued a, million of dollars, and the
vessel, were lost.
FRAkcE.-The details of the conspiracy in
Paris, which have lately been brought 10
light, present it in more serious form than
had ever been anticipated.
1t is alleged that Mazzini escaped in o
ship carrying the American flag.
The Paris correspondent of the Londo n
Times says that the recently discovered con-
sp,racy was more serious than any known
considering the character of the conspiracy
the exten, of the ramifcaions and objects
proposed-which included the assassination
of the Emperor and revolution throughout
The whole OF Southern Europe.
The members of The Provisional Govern
men, were already named by the conspira-
tors, and the plans were nearly perfected
when discovered. Lord Palmerslon having
declared hostility to The Suez Canal, pro.
duced considerable sensation in France
The Paris journals comment severely upon
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Popular Sovereignty.

The last number of Blaekroods Magazine
has a strocg and able article upon the sub.
Ieci OF representation in Parliament from the
British American colonies. Ii twas long since
proposed TO allow each Of The Canadas two
members, New Brunswick TWO, Nova Scotia
Two, New FoundIand one, and Cape Breton
one; but the Tory propensihes Of the ministry
resisted and defeated the project Now,
however, the danger Of losing these colonies
is becoming loo imminent; and lhe old cry
ofi'no taxation without representation" again
sweils over The Atlantic. Judge Halliburton
has gone 10 England, like Franklin in IVA,
to demand The right of self government for
the British subjects of the American colonies,
and even Blaekirood agrees 10 give them a
voice in Parliament.
This is significant sign of the times, as
indicating the spirit of seifgovernment or
popular sovereig gniy even in the subjects of
liberal monarchy. Ii indicates too that even
tbs strong, sifici government of England is
compelled TO listen 10 the voice OF its people;
and that in this sge men will not be ruled
by en- irresponsible power three thousand
miles away.
A I'D if even the least liberal Of the British
statesmen begin 10 concede this right Of self
government 10 distant colonists, would II moi
be arrange If republican America refused il
20 her children In Kansas II The Canadas
viii poi be governed By strangers in London,
why should our people Of the territories be
ruled BY hose whe are p mech stfsngers
10 them ., Washington eHyi re h-
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New Eiseooe'y Of Guano.--The California
papers contain accounts Of the successful ex-
pIoralion Of the new guano island Elede, on
the Coast OF Lower California, aboutt The own
ership of which there has recently been law
suit in San Francisco. A cargo of one hundred
and twenty ions was recently brought 10 San
Francisco and is said 10 be equal in quality
TO Peruvian guano. The island was sold by
Mexico 10 American citizens some time ago.
The property is in Americans, but the sover'
eisn'y OF the island is ia Mexico.
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~ The straw Bonnet business appears 10
have been overdone in Massachusetts, and
hence there are great complaints OF dull Iltmes
in the trade. In Frank lin alone seven mill
ions of straw bonnets have been manuiac-
tured, enough for one quarter OF the heads,
grea, and small, old and young, in the Uni
ted States Many people have The idea, that
fashionables in our large cities conlro! The
style of bonnes; in o'her words, that The
fashionable buyer, and not The manufacturer,
decides the styles of bonnels 10 be made
This is not so. The manufac turer controls
this matter completely. Last fall there was
an association Of bonnet.m skers organized
in Massachusetts, for the purpose of making
the style uniform, ard it is said they have
entirely succeeded in their purpose.
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~ The Upper North Branch Extension
Canal will be opened in August. The Wilkes.
barre Record learns from Col. Holenback,
who has just returned from The junction, that
the repairs OF dams at Johnny Cake, on The
Chemung, and at Horse Race on the Susque.
hanna, are progressing rapidly, and will be
in state TO fill their respective levels in q
few weeks. The great excess of water this
season has delayed the canals and inter(ered
with the mines.
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HIontour county.

Valentine Best announces himself as can
dldale for Congress.
George d. Bnller and William II. johnson
of Danville are candidates for Pfothonolary
MIR. Chds will not be a candidate for re elec
lion, but designs 10 take 10 the practice OF
law for which he has been preparing himself
He made very competent officer.
The Treasurer Of Monlour paid Off The
,uhole amour, Of stale tax due from ,ha, coun-
ty for 1857. ....
Bishop Potter last week ordained as Dea.
cons of the Episcopal Church, Hurley Baldy
and Isaiah GouSler oil Reading.
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AMMIHNa

On Thursday last, by the Rev. p, ]. Wal
lsr, al the residence Of the BRIDES father,
Mr. JAMES w. EDsR 10 Miss HELENA, daugh-
ter Of Reuben Bomboy, Esq, all OF Hemlock
township, Columbia county. Is,
Onsihe same day, by the same, Mr. WIN,
P. LErDv, of Buckhorn, TO Miss MARY ALICE
WELLIvER.
On the 22d ult., by Friends Ceremony, a,
the residence of The BRIDES father, Mr.. ELLIS
Ewes 10 Miss Mary NJ, daughter of George
Masters, both of Mllville, Columbia county
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SHERIEF SALE.

DY virtue of writ of Uenditioni erponas TO
- me directed there will be exposed 10
public sele at the Courthouse in Blooms.
burg, ON MONDAY THE 7TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER next, al O'Clock, p NJ, the
following real estate, 10 wit:
Three tracts of Land with the water power
appurtensui, the first tract situate in Scott
township, Columbia county, containing
so Acres and 50 Perches
be the same more or less, and all of which
is improved land bounded and described as
follows, to wit: On The north by land of Pc
Ter Schng and John Ent; on the south by land
of Samuel Melick; on the east by the road
leading from Light Stree, to Orangeville; on
the west by land OF John White and olhets,
whereon are erected a
FURNACE, GRIST MILL.
a Two story frame dwelling house, frame
barn, five one story dwelling houses and
sable with the appuuenances.
The second tract situate in Scott township,
in said county, containing
~ Acres and A Perches
bounded aud described as follows to witt
On the north by land of John White; on the
south by land of John White and other lands
of Samuel L Be;lle; on the east by lands OF
John White, John Ent and other land OF
Samuel L. Bettle with the appurlenances.
The third tract situate in Mt. Pleasant town
ship, and county aforesaid containing
A Acres and sc Perches
be the same more OF less, all of which is i'm.
proved, bounded on the north by land of
John White; on the south by the same; on
the west by the same, and on the east by
Peter Schug and JohI Ent; also, on all, that
two story frame store aud store hou Sc and
lot of ground, situate in Light Street, Scot,
township, in said county, bounded on the
cas-, by road leading from Light Stree: 10
Orangeville, on the west by other lands of
Samuel L. Be,tle, on the north by an alley,
OIL the south by lots of Charles & William
Shannon. containing sixty feet front and one
hundred and fifty feet in depth, and number.
ed on the plan of said town No. g. Also,
all that certain lot o ground situate in Light
Street, Scott township, in said county, con-
tanning sixty feet front and one hundred and
| fifty ieet 10 depth, and numbered in plan of
said Town No. a, bounded on the east by
road leading from Light Street 10 Oraneeville,
on the west by other lands of Samuel L. Bet
tie, on the south by an alley, and on the
north By - Johnson, whereon are erecled
two story frame dwelling house, q frame
stable with The appurtenances.
Seized and taker in execution as the prop
cry Of Samuel L. Belte.
STEPHEN H. MILLER,
B,saa.sars, sansiras oss'ss. &ssa:, 1857 SA'''d
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THE Passive have received the first
number of Col. Forney's new Democratic
daily-"The Press" 1t looks well, reads
well, and bears all over ii the marks of the
gentleman and the scholar. Ii is just such a
paper as We would expect from Col. Forney 3
capacity and experience The terms are for
The daily sc year; for the li.weeky SO a
year, for the weekly as low as 81 year 10
clubs of 20.
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U The Honduras Oceanic Railroad, il is
said, has been completely organized in Lon.
don, and will proceed at once 10 locate and
construct the road, which would open anoil-
er communication between the Atlantic and
Pacific. From the statements of the compa-
ny, 1t would appear that they are "liltls
shor" of tho amount necessary TO comPlete
the road.
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If elected, he must cheat half the men that
vote for him, and will most probably cheat
all. We have given a fair, frank version Of
his letter, and it is bnpch deliberate sys-
tenn of double dealing evasion and amusing.
duplicity that he expects TO be elected, if
such wild dream ever crossed his imagi-
nation. - Clinton Democrat
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A FAhDANGo.-Our town was awakened
on last Monday from its noon nap by the
display and pomp OF a party of colored
excursion TO Orangeville. Several of them
dove span in fine style, and they had no
doubt merry time at the "ancient village"
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Holloway's Pills and Ointment. THE axe is
not more necessary in new settlements than
are these wonderful medicines, which cure
with rapidity and certainty all those debili-
tated affections of the stomach and the bow
els which paralyze industry in unhealthy re-
gions. Passing through the absorbsnts into
the interior organs, this ointment acts like
a magic balsam on the infamed and irritated
parts, while the pills, by their action on the
blood, neulraliZe the elements OF disease.
Caution should be used in seeing that the
medicine is genuine. To do this, look mar
rowly for the Water-mark, which appears
in every leaf of the book of directions They
are not genuine without the words "Hollo-
way, New York and London" can be seen
in the paper when held to the light.
The Rev. c. 5. BURNETT, while laboriug as
a Missionary in Southern ASA, discovered q
simple and certain Cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Nervous
Debility, and all impurities OF the blood; also,
| an easy and effeciual mode of Inhaling the
| remedy. Actuated by desire TO benefit his
suffering fellows, he will cheerfully send the
Recipe (free) TO such as desire it, with full
and explicit directions for preparing and snc-
cessfully usipg the Medicine:
| Address Rev. C. S. BURNETT, -
S3I Broadway, New York City.
"WooDLAND CREAM''-.A Pomade for
beautifying the Hair-highly perfumed.
superior 10 any French article imported, and
for half the price. For dressing Ladies' Hair
it has no equal, givingit a bright glossy ap-
oearance. II causes Genilemen's Hair 10
curl in the mos. natural manner. II removes
dandfuff, always giving the hair the appear
auce of being fresh shampooed. Price only
fifty cents. None genuine unless aligned
FETRIDGE s. CO.,
pfoprieiors of the
.'st- a Balm of thousand Flot1us."
For sale By all Druggists. New York.
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w Judge Wilmot lately in bullying style
challenged Gen. Packer 10 stump the State
together after the fashion Of the Southern
hot bloods. For commanding and diguified
reasons this plan of discussion is declined,
,ut by no means discussion itself. We will
publish the correspondence next week.
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T. KINGSFORD g. SONS
PURE
oSW EGO STARCH,
[ FOR THE LAUNDRY

HAS established greater celebrity than
"A has ever been obtained by any other
Starch
This has been the result of its marked su-
perioriiy in quality, and lis iuvariable uni.
formiiy.
The public may be assured of The con,inu-
auce of the high STANDARD now established.
The production is over Twenty Tons daily,
and the demand has extended throughout IN
whole OF the United Slates, and 10 foreign
countries.
Working thus on very large scale, aud
under rigid system, they are able to secure
perfect aud uniformity in the quality through
out the year. This is he great .Desideralum
in Starch making, aud is realized now Tor
the firsl time.
The very best starch that can be made, end
no other, is always wanted BY consumers,
and while this will be supplied to them by
the grocers, az soon as their customers have
learned which is the best, and ask for it
Otherwise they would be likely to get that
article on which the largest profit can be
made. .,g..
Mr. Kngsford has been engaged in the
manufacture of starch continuously for the
last 81 years, and during The whole of ,hs
period, the starch made under his supervis.
ion has been, beyond any question, the best
IN the market. For the firsi II years, he had
the charge OF the works of VIM. Colgate &
Co., at which period he invented The process
OF the manufacture of corn starch.
g Ask for Kingstord's Starek, as the name
Os,rego has recently been taken By another fac
tory.
T. KINGSFoRD s. SONS
OSTVEGO CORN STARCH,
{For Puddings, Se.,)
Has obtained an equal celebrity with their
Starch for The Laundry. This article is per-
fectly pure, and Is, in every respect, equal 10
the best Bermuda Arrow. Root, besides hay .
ing additional qualities which render i, inyal-
liable for the dessert.
Potato Starch has been extensively packed
and sold as Corn Starch, and has given false
impressions TO many, as TO The real merits OF
our Corn Starch. -u.E.s sst
From its great delicacy and purity, II is
comiog also into extensive use as diel Tor
infants and invalids.
EN-. KELLOGG & CO., Agents.
1856 Fulton Street, N. Y,
ALLEN g. NEEDLES, agents, q
% South Wharyes, Philad's.
July 2s, 1S57--3m.s
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SuGAR.--The sugar speculation has reached
its eliminating point, and prices are now. on
the decline The probabilities are that, with
the vas, product this year from the suga, care.
the maple tree and the sorghum, with The
stock unsold OF last season, We shall soon
have cheap sugar as we'll as cheap bread.
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In pursuance Of an order of the Orphans
Court Of Columbia county, on Saturday, :,
the 29th day OF August next, at 10 o'clock "
the forenoon, Michael Federof and Mar
of Roarngcreek township, in said count sa
deceased, will expose to sale by pnblc ven.
due upon the premises certain
PIECE, PARCEL AND TRACT OF LAND
situate in The township Of Catawissa, in the
said county, adjoining lands Of Jacob Drum.
heller, Philip Gotsholl, widow Davis, and
others, containing es-f4, 4 s.a!aY4ils
FORTY.TWO ACRES,
more or less, whsrson are erected log house
and barn Late the estate Of said deceased
si.nate in the Twp Of Cstawissa and county
aforesaid. = ~ JACOB EfERLY,
Roaringcreek, July 2s, '57. Cle'k.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
minislraiion upon the estate of Thomas Ale,
late OF Mountpleasant township, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned residing also. in Moustp!easant
township. All persons indebted 10 the said
estate are requested TO make payment with.
out delay, and those having accounts against
The estate 10 present them FOR paymen, to
SAMUEL ALE,
Administrator.
Nit. Pleasant, Aug. I, 1857.
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~ A conference of tue Lutheran church,
embracing 20 or 80 Ministers and Elders,
was held in Lewisburg, Monday and Tues.
day Of last week.
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~ Clayton B. Lamb, Of The well known
mercantile firm of Sieger, Lamb & Co, Phil
adel3hia, died suddenly at Saratoga on last
Thursday evening.
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II Il is said that Wilmo, spends half his
time in Philadelphia, drinking ale aud lager
beer, iu order 10 convince the Germans that
he's not fanatic on the temperance ques.
f.an -I.Hn "rf rt
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II On las, Saturday the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company took possession of the
Main Line.
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NIMNa

In Berwick, on Thursday morning last,
LAWRENCE, son of John & Ann Ruch, aged
2 years, months and 10 days.
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u Pick pockets are becoming trouble
some al Cape May.
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II The best mode of revenge is not TO
initiate the injury.
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JOHN G. FREEZE. Esq.

HAS resumed The practice of the Law in
II Bloomsburg, Columbia county, Pa; and
will give his prompt and careful attention TO
all business entrusted 10 him in this and ad-
joining counties.
He can be found constantly in his Office, in
Robinson's Row, near The Court House.
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Democratic Nominations. s.
= -
FoR GOVERNOR,
Will LIAM F. PACKER,
.s... of Lycoming County.
FOR JUDGES OF TIE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM STR N G,
+t"a OF Berks County.
IA nj ES TIL 0 MP SON,
OF Erie County.
.-z, . FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
MIN ROD 5 T r. c X l. AND,
OF Chester County.