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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-12-21

REVENUE COMMISSIONER AT a meeting
of the Judges of the 26th Judicial District,
composed of the Counties OF Columbia,
Sullivan and Wyoming, held in this Bor-
ough yesterday, for the purpose Of appoint.
ing Revenue Commissioner, for said Dis
trict, Thos. Osterhout Esq, was unanimous
ly chosen, for :he Counties above named.
Mr.. Osterhout is eminently qualified for
this position, and The interests of. the tax
payers of this county will not suffer in his
hands. The Board meets in Harrisburg,
some time in Feb'ry. next TO fix The rate and
levy the State tax. The Board meets every
three years - Tunkhannocs Democrat
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The Union County Teachers Institute

The Union County Teachers Institute
met in Middleburg on Monday the 5th inst
and continued 10 its varied sessions until
"Wednesday evening, same week. This
meeting, Judging from the report, was one
of much interest and importance. Able
and instructive addresses were delivered by
different persons; and string of resou.
tlons read and adopted, among which we
notice one sustaining their County Superin.
tendent in his efforts 10 advance the interests
OF The school system, and especially com
mendlng The energy and perseverance,
which he has exhibited during his term Of
office.
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The SATURDAY EvENING PosT.-A Premi-
um Engraving 10 Every Subscriber. We call
the attention Of our readers 10 the Prospectus
OF the Saturday Euen,ng Post, in our adver
Using columns. The "Posi" is considered
by many the best, as il is the oldest, of the
weekly papers. For 1860. we perceive, it
offers large and beautiful steel engraving
called "1he Speaking Likeness" as prem.
urn to every subscriber 1t offers also
two other large steel engraving of 'The
Falls OF Niagara" as premium TO the get.
tiers up of Clubs. The contributors 10 the
Post are not exceled by those of any other
paper See Prospectus.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

By Resolution of the Teachers Associ.
alton. it was agreed to hold our next Insl-
tute at MiiuiHe on the week commencing
Dec. 26th. Arrangements are in progress
for having an interesting and profitable
time, but they are not sufficiently compile.
ted TO furnish programme ofthe exercises.
The hospitality Of the neighborhood is pied.
ged to all teachers of the County who may
attend, and we hope TO rally a stronger
force than at any previous Institute. Prom.
inent class instructors and lecturers will be
with us, and in order TO get the full benefit,
all should make arrangements to spend the
entire five days in strict attention 10 all the
class exercises.
L A, APPLEMAN,
M. WHlTMOYER, Committee,
WIN. BURGESS,
Millville, Dec. 7th, 1859,
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APPr,E oRGEARp
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

WILL be exposed to public sale on the
" premises, in Sugarloaf township, Col.
umbia county. on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 18TH, 1850,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, all that cer
tain PLANTATION AND
TRACT OF LAND.
adjoining lands of William ]. Hess on the
south, VIM. Hess on the east, VIM. Sic.
phens on the north and east, and land of the
heirs of Robert Montgomery on the west,
containing
ia ACRES AND I49 PERCHES,
late The Estate of Conrad Hess, deceased.
There is on tbs premises Two Story
9 CD g G Cd Uo s. Cd @
Log Barn, Frame Shed, Two Apple Orch
ards, Two Sugar Camps, and about Fifty
Acres Cleared Land. The crop of Grain
upon The premises when sold, will be re
served. T- Possession of The premises
will be given 20 thc purchaser on The first
day of April next. Conditions will be
made known on day of sale.
WILLIAM HESS,
Executor Of Conrad Hess, decd.
Sugarloaf twp, Dec. 81, 1859.
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"CAMERoS CLUB."-Some of the leading
Republicans of Danvile have formed them
selves into ar organization entitled the
"Cameron Club Of Danvile" This organ.
ization has for its object, we understand, the
promotion of the nomination of Hon. Simon
Cameron for the Presidency by the Opposi-
tion National Convention. For the. promo.
lion OF Mr.. Cameron s election it will take
about two Clubs A. F. Russell is President
OF this Club.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF
Administration on The estate of Calharine
Herb, late Calharine Kline, of Lower Ma.
hontongo towp., No-hum berland county,
have been granted by The Register of North
cumberland county, 10 John Kline, residing In
Snydercwn, Northumberland county, and
George Kline, residing in Locust township,
Columbia CO. All persons having claims
or demands against the estate of The dece-
dent are hereby requested 10 present them
for settlement, aud those indebted will
make payment Immediately 10
1GaS GEoRGE hLiNIi RHINE, Adm'''.
LoCnst twp., Dec. Z, 1852
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WOMAN DRowNED.-The wife of boat.
man named Patton, of New Brunswick, was
thrown into the dam at this place, by tow.
line, on Friday night last, and drowned.-
Her husband is the owner of several boats,
one oil which she and two sons were run j..
ming when the sad affair occurred. Imme.
diate efforts were made TO recover her body.
but without success, until Sunday afternoon.
-Mdueh Chunk Democrat.
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Tinware & Stove Establishment,

VHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully In
= lorms his old friends and customers,
that he has purchased his brolher's interest
IN The above establishment, and The con-
ceTn will hereafter be conducted by himself
exclusively. He has just received and of
nGsh iers for sale The largest and mos, ex-
&Q tensive assortment OF FANCY STOTVS
81 ever introduced into this market.
Sovepipe and Tinware coustanlIy on
hand aud manufactured TO order. All kinds
OF repairing done, as usual, mn short uolics.
The patronage of old friends and new Gus.
toners is respectfully solicited.
A. M. RUPERT
Bloomsbury, Jan. 10, 1853. If.
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Hollowoy's Pills are The best remedy known isr

Hollowoy's Pills are The best remedy kno,on isr
the ,cOrld for The Jollo,0ing diseases:
Asthma DiarrbGa
Bowel Complaints Drop.y
Coughs Debility
Colds Fever and AQne
Chest diseases Female Complaints
Costiveness Headaches
Dyspepsia Stone and Gravel
Influenza Secondary Symptoms
Inflammation Venereal Affections
Inward Weakness Worms of all kinds
Liver Complaints, Lowness of Spirits, Plies.
g CAUTION Nome are genuine un.
less the words "Hoitoway, Neto York and
Loncon," are ti.cemibIe as d Water-Mirk IN
every leaf OF the book oil directions arnnni
each pot or box the same may be plainly
seen by holding The leaf 10 The i2hI. A
handsome reward will be given 10 any one
rendering such information as may lead lU
the detection OF any party or parties counter
letting the medicines or vending the same ;.
knowing them to be spurious.
DELICATE FEMALES.
| All irregularities and ailments incident to
the delicate and sensitive organs of lne sex
are removed or prevented by few doses Of
these mild, but infalbIe Alternatives. No
mother who regards her own or her chill.
dren's health should fail TO have them with
in her reach.
*** Sold al the Mandatory Of Professor
Holloway, 80 Maiden Lare, New York, and
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers IN
Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world, in boxes al % cenls, 623
cents and 81 each.
There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N. B.-Direclions for the guidance OF pa
tenls in every disorder are affixed 10 each,
box. August 10, 1859.
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The Schuylkill Democracy.

The Democratic Committee of Schuyl.
Kill county had full meeting at Po:tsville
on the 9th inst, TO take into consideration
matters connected with the campaign of
1860. Hon. Bernard Reilly presided, and
very excellent address was delivered by
the Hon. F. w. Hughes after which the
Hon George Rain, from committee ap-
pointed for the purpose, reported series
OF admirable and patriotic resolutions, from
which we extract the following:
Resotred, That the recent abortive at.
i tempt TO create a servile insurreclion at
| Harper's Ferry was natural consequence
of the teachings of the Republican party,
and that the country should hold them re-
sponsible for it.
Resoiued, That in the opinion of this meet.
ing the Union of these States has been and
is now more impered by the recent in.
surreclionary aitempta al Harper's Ferry, and
The teachings which brought it about, and
the smypathies which followed it, than by
any other act or series of acts which has
ever happened from the formation of our
government TO the present time.
Resolved, That we deeply deplore the bit.
Ter agitation occasioned by the Harper's
Ferry troubles, and that we turn with con-
tidence OF the Democratic party as the only
party that can calm the violent passions
which now threaten the perpetuity of the
Union, and feel assured that in 1860 il will
again pronounce its fidelity 10 lis ancient
principles and its known patriotism, and
restore peace and harmony TO troubled
land.
Resolued, That we utterly condemn the
expressions of sympathy in the Republican
party for the traitor and murderer, John
Brown, and his coniederates; and consider
such sentiments as countenancing treason
as the worst OF crimes, and as repugnant 10
that comfy, and Inconsistent with that
good faith due among citizens Of a Common
confederacy.
ReSofred, Ihat as 10 principles the great
democratic party OF the country is a unit
and that, although difference, slight and lri.
vial, as 10 the application of some of these
principles may exist, yet it is our duty, in
view of the enemy with whom we have to
fight, and the enormi,y of the principles
which we have 10 contend against to forget
these minor matters, and shoulder 10 shoul.
der and hand 10 hand, do battle for our
country and its Constitution, the result ol
which will be certain victory and sure
triumph of right over fanaticism and wrong.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL
L OF OF GRO IND

"A
an excellent Ice House, and other outbnild-
Jugs necessary for Hotel Keeping. There
are also two good Wells of Water on the
premises, one al the Hotel and the olher al
the Stables.
The Lot contains oDe-haf acre of ground
more or less, bounded on The West by store
and lot OF A. j. Sloan, and an Alley, on The
Sonlh by an Alley, on The East and North
east by LOT OF +. II. Biggs, decd, and the
Brick Exchange Store Buildings, on the
North by Main Street OF said town.
The Hotel is three story building, con :
tanning fifty rooms, capable of accomoda.
Ting over $50 persons, with a basement
flied up in good style and occupied as Res
lauranl. The building is we'll arranged for
public house and in good condition hav.
ing lately received thorough renovating by
the present proprietor. 1t is situated in the
most central part of the town, directly op-
posile the Court House, and commands a
liberal share OF public patronage second 10
no other public house in this section OF
county.
The Stables are Large
and we'll arranged, and will afford room for
over one hundred head OF horses. They
are both nearly as good as new, The one
being built about two years ago. The out
buildings are all OF the very best kind and
in good repair.
The conditions will be made known on
day OF sale, by the Proprietor.
PETER BlLLMEYER.
bloomsbnrg, December IA, 1859.
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pens OF tue Ioi!oWlnS Bifed writer's:
G P r James, Mary Hewitt,
Charles Dickens, Author of "The Red
Alfred Tennyson, Court Farm,n
Charles Reade, Author of "Farm of
H w Lonsfellow, Four Acres.n
Charles Mackay, Grace Greenwood,
Wilkie Collins: Miss Pardoe,
DR. o w Holmes, Florence Percy,
7 Arthur, Amelia B Edwards,
Author of The Scout Emma Alice Brown,
&C., Author of "Tbe Ebo-
Alex. Dumas, ny Casket,"
John G Whillier, Mrs. M A D ennison,
Owen Memednh, Fanny M RAYMOND,
p Baily, (Aulhor of Nora Perry,
"Festus,") lisa Craig,
Lieut. Haoersham, Miss Manineau.
The Post does not confue itself, however,
10 works of The Imagination, as so MANY
Weekies now do. 1t generally devotes a
fair portion OF its ample space 10 the news
of The week, foreign and domestic, to let,
tiers from Paris, to an Agricultural depart.
ment, 10 Bank Note and Stock Lists, and 10
a weekly and accurate price current of The
produce markets, &C., &c.
RMS-ENGRAvINGS.
Hamihon's Two Views of Niagara FaHs-a
couple Of handsome and large sized Steel
EngIavings-the retail price OF which is five
dollars-we are enabled 10 Club with The
Post on the following remarkable liberal
! Terms.
| We also Club with those we'll known
Monthly Magazines, Arhur's Home Maea.
zine and Godey's I.ady's Book. Read the
following and take your choice of
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One copy oi The Post and both
engra wings OF Niagara Falls, 800 /"
One copy OF The Post and 1 of
Arhur's Home Magazines, 800 I"
One copy of The Post and i Of
Godey's Lady's Book, $50 L"
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| A and | of the engravings
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Ministers and school teachers are ch arged
only 81 year. The Riddle and Problem
Department renders The Post particularly
acceptable 10 the latter class.
A EAUTIFUL REMIUM.
A large and beautiful engraving on sleel,
II by 90 inches, called "The Speaking
Likeness" will be sent to every subscriber
10 the Posi-" for 1860, who shall send in
addiion 10 his subscription, the sum OF 20
cents, 10 pay the expense of postage, mail.
ing, SC. The retail price of this engraving
is -Four Dollars 1t is Gem
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the Eu2ravings. Address,
DEACON & PETERSON,
No. 1872 South Third ST., Philadelphia.
g Sample Copies Of the Post sent sialis
when requested.
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The above one insertion, or condense The
material portions ot II for their editorial
columns, shall be entitled 10 an exchange
and copy OF "The Speaking likeness"
by sending us marked copy of The paper
containing The advertisement or notice.
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FNHE Proprietors of The Saturday Evening
L Post-"the oldest and best of The
Weeklies'-have the pleasure 10 announce
TO The reading public, that they have ma de
an exclusive engagement with an Author
whose powerful Stories have of late attrac.
ted great attention; and that they will
open the year 1860 with novelet, writ en-
expressly for The Post, called
THE EARL'S DAUGHTERS.
BY the Author of "rhe Red Court Farm, -
"The Rock" }" The "Hester Hallwell' Stories
".The Six Gray Powders" "The Diamond
Bracelet" &c, &c.
In this story, written expressly for The
Post, this powerful writer's eeni us has had
full scope afforded ii; and we are able TO
siate-havins read il in ma anuscript, for il
is already in hand-that il will m axe sem
saion, unless we are greatly mistaken, as
one of The most powerful and interesting
stories ever published.
TO enable those nnacqusinted with The
Post 10 judge of the richness and variety of
lis general contents, we may state iha du-
ring the past year we have published nov
elels, stories, poems, essays, &C., from The
pens of the following gifted writer's:
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~ ~
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
UoeO aS0e0oe

In pursuance of an order OF The Orphans
- Court OF Columbia county, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2IST, 1860,
at / O'Clock in the forenoon, Solomon Ney.
hard, Adm mistrator of Benjamin Hay
late OF Orange township, Columbia county,
deceased, will expose to sale, by public ven
due, upon The premises, certain
TR ACT OF L A ND,
situate in OraEge township, Columbia CO.,
adjoining lands of Daniel keiffer and VIM :.
Eilenberger on The south, other lands late
OF iniesIale on the east, Isaac Haeenbuch,
David Herring and Henry Wolf on The
north, and VIM. Fiesler on The west, con.
tanning
80 Acres and ITO Perch les,
strict measure. There is erected on the
premises, Two story frame OWE LING
HOUSE, about fife ZEN acres CLEARED
LAND, young
APPLE ORCHARD.
Well of Water at the door; lale The Es-
state oI said deceased, situate IN the town
ship OF Orange, and county aforesaid.
Terms made known on day of sale.
SOLOMON NEYHARD, Adm'r.
Orange twp, Dec. 81, 1859.
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n g ENTS WANTEDg
TO SELL
Cary'S Patent Cap & Breast Lantern

To those furnishing satisfactory reieren-
cess, liberal salary and expenses will be
paid. The article is needed by every far
mer and mechanic in the country, and will
meet with ready sale. For particulars ad :.
dress, J. C.aCARY, Potsntee,
81 Nassau Street, New York.
December 81, 1859.
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THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
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asa Premium TO eusry SubseriberLi .
Fiction, News. HumOr, Agriculture, the
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PUBLIC SALE
Of THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL PROPERTY,

WILL be offered at public sale, on the
" premises in BlOomsburg, Columbia
county, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24TH, 1859,
al O'Clock, in the afternoon, The following
valuable properly TO wit: THE BRICK
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tCDuPs0o " IT. OOo&to8 with the pee0x o. &Opa.
: TAR" This last word appears to Be used ioe the
mere sake Of the sound, and without any regard
whatever to the sense. Il doca not mean that the
people or Inhabitants Of the Territories have any
supreme power independent Of the lava or above
the regularity constituted legal suthorisiea They
cannot meet together. count thsmselses and say |:
We are 70 many hundreds, o. 70 many thousands,
and We must therefore be obeyed; the law h in our
voice, and not in the rules which our sovernnens
has made to control ua." Something like this view
was vaguely entertained in time when tho Lscc0p-
ton constitution was opposed But that = gone BY.
Mature reflection has len ~ss6oeraey without de-
fender. Nobody now insists that the right to make
|Pr annul laws and constitutions can b exercised
IN voluntary asRnsceings0 % elections unanthAs.
lied by law. Mr. Dougias himself ssys:, "lt can
only sexssced where shs inhabitants ars ssleisai
70 eenssssse: ssesrs.ssk and capable Of Ps.fsra.
ING - soeisss Jsseeisas sad dsfias-s 6cs % b
sscertaincd and determined BY Congress-" Ths
sovereignty, then, ID In the govsEnmene Il Il b
anywhere. But NJ. Douglas nov says Il h MOI
iit? Ns.IIT Z y -
When Mr. Dousias IN biz speech q Wooster. ~
!epodi.ting and denying The doctrine q sovereignty
= The Territories and rsu1ing hin Old positisa thsi
| they are not sovereign powaA Il would hsvs bssu
vel to hi bocs upoa sbssshing . littls mere intel
Isib'e thAA nh reports 70 he Ssnss@ q hi anti
Leco~Pton letter 70 phiAdelphiA Here , ths
way ns dsssnos. :o's.'iseg q " ,secst e 1853
4 l.es ss.pssdad IN ~ Usises &nsa,'ia ssse &,
Me people until tssy sAa'l b sd.'sasd 'sss q
h What Do tbess woth neon, ana n ~b.s :. n
way can they help ~ 70 . knowledss q ths nasIs,
under considesationi Absysaes h rood law YrvmeA
and signifies the peculiar eooditioa q % sa.ss aGs
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0aA0O ossR snsSH tu1sy
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-12

paving with square blocks Camp street Canal to cs1
6yAl1Iy Asp Dlxgssloss NArERtALs,-The square
quality 70 the Obtained from Bosom they shaIi be
ss an. mot ua Than twelve NOR
fSar INCHES and les Than inches in ih,inss
p
,S s fiat and FREE # Jumps me
with the sides as to be laid dagonay the curb
The gutter stones shall be Of good hard from
Bos,on They hs ns from sixteen to thirty inches long
avins sae pas I'D sisk and r5e
sss G @ s well
Ihs curb stones shall be of North river perfectly
slope sides from three to six feet onr from eighteen to
inches wide and in less than four
The crossing stones shall be Of North blue
s xs vide nS,
half dressed smooth SUFFICE. and having rubbed joints
Eft shs ses less than three feet by
The gravel shall the best London gravel
Ths sand shall Be Gear sharp sand of large grain.
So rS @ 5 their |
and Grades t. be given by The sarysyor in good joints and
shs saS @ welE
e. Ii hsys e
s0dy 1sa and h s
@ eSsy ss9se the
The crossing shall be according the lines and
BEST man BED London srassl and sharp
sand mixed of at least six inches in thickness said bed
be well ammed and hardened with the
The gutter stones shall join in their length the curb stones
and shall be laid with inclination slope towar same
Of one nch booning Of four inches of London gravel
and sharp sand mixed i'd bottomng be strongly
with the hesd OF the crow bar until solid The shall be
wise they shall BIZ cted be fl up gravel
and sharp sand.
The shall up the old round stone paving and
after the same shall be hauled by him shall pick and
be given by the Surveyor depth of fourteen inches
the superior face of blocks contractor
dress the the street the to he given
the Surveyor and shall place the the song
moi less than four inches of London gravel sharp
mixed and shall thoroughly roll the with roller
until forms aud hard foundation. The square block
shall lay the blocks diagonaly angle forty FIVE de-
grees with the street line breaking joints with every tier
July bedding the blocks and Ing the materials under the
e shall use all lay the blocks they make
close joints as all joints half inch
positively be rejected by the Su When the blocks
sharp sand mixed and The paving conveniently rolled
with 5000 H. roller Alter has settled tie xrayel
eomp tss iuto the joints Of three inches
gravel and sharp sand mixed shall be placed upon paving
anI the same shall be opened for travel.
Ine Old orickng Of the sidewalks shall taken an and
hauled away by the the sidewalks Be filed by
tagging shall then be laid The flags shall Re iad and ri
6edded In cement and close onted the same manne and
sha ce laid ~ regular courses The tagging shall when
ped present an surface all rugged OF hollow
places and capable OF supporting edge
shall be rejected The customary stones cutters not
less than Il inches vide by iachss thick with
hydraulic cemen, mortar wherever required for draining lots
Wherever sidewalks are already tagged and may b.
und too low BY tao Surveyor the contractor shall take