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NEW LIN ER xARD,
On RraaAaeaz. 49, IL PaaaAe aaaas

GEORGE PARKS, FRo9n1Rrea.
HTHO IL happy Ia anapgAaen sp tbs eisi-
WV zans az Counsel nlaEIR. md kAe aAioin-
Ing eeanEry, that Ehag can aE all tisnea bad
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~ Pine EsmTabag oR j 8lapesa0a aaaA azyg also
Doors, sash, Basnds, HlInglas. Lskh. and
everything pArEalnsns To the aunhsg trade.
Thpss wasnGaa ID bufEd. wFEll paaass call and
sxaansne hla sEoek and prices and 0bll8s
taEo PARIS
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Co tha 18th day sg july hext, Cor suPPly'H
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aMaEKss SALE.

~ wsgRsaA a. ~ EKaemks0Es - rs direct
- Esm1a ~ Gee og tAa Clark .oe kha Dis.
800 4sAssg4 ~ Pcekawaetamaa G0unsgF,
xassa. L Nhali pressed % sell % Saturday
$50 zISh - ~ Angna& a. I'D. 100. haswaen
- lsaszga 81 10 eseiD<& ii. M and O'Clock
IS RID dgy. Ii ks0Ak Il she County
4.saR4 lassssza sb5zsea, u Iass CITY sg C0ans
~ III ~ EeaEewfm& described xsaa -
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$1,000 q kansaa Biagfs, lows.
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NEW AND CHEAP GO0k

NEW Anu CHEAP d00k I
MUCK Oils & CO
ssfeawe0A. Iowa.
;suusx Would gall the attention,
tAs people If Mills and .d. n
lotnlng coun les to the fac, a
Tat thsy have comp lsted their &c
house and have jngt received ana g.. ~
OF sha largest and nost varied 80 e d
ae nsw gooass ever hgwsE se 1Rsste 49, 81 T ~.
Our assortment az Dry Coos L w
Amsr lean and koFsl@n msLufsrt5voS w 2
sampaske - viii be found In The r -. q
gownkxy. W.
Amo1gsuF Groceries NAV be for,.
% hid. NO. Sugar,
bOlaTi6sd, do
Sf1saek Rio Coffee,
% chests Tea. ASSORTED
100 3, 1 L Glib boxed Tea
300 sacks G A. Salt,
100 barrels Ka. do
200 sacks Dairy do
80barreis Moiasses,
... 20 be do Syrup,
100 Bed-stsads, ali pattern
BuysAs, eubbo2rds, tin safes cbs[,,..
ges, EuatrasBss, stands, &C, &C. ''
lO0roek and heating stoves all D,t,,,
and sizes. "@
100 kegs Nails, assorted.
Daors, windOw-sash, blinds, psi,,, =
&c. :
B o o rs AND SB0R,
We haEs sIxtY eases. ali sorts an -
terms, And every thing else that -li.
found In staEsakhis side Of ST LouiI =
heavy losa by FIRE and the failur. r 4.
Uany husiEesa houses throughout ,bsgrs
have shown to as the necessity Of d.,
pay down business. Therefore. v. =
adopted shspay down business, and b. :
means We hope 20 offer such induceD .,.'-
those that wish to pay down for good,. q,
they will surely purchase.
By doing this Kind Of business, ~ p
not subject to loss, by bad debta a.. ID.
Losses, which surely follows after crsc,y
We do not pretend to say as Eebrasks {,
and Omaha City doss, that oursis rHESs
10 iRSsEI gear Hasnsg, but we do say ver
give you more goods Tor your no6ey, z,
any ether house west Of st. Louis.
| Call and axsmine--no trouble to !sl
goods. Remember the sign Of the E.a
Cash Store, GgahwOadt Iowa.
- We buy dry hides, fgrs, fts-a
corn, wheat oata, bacon, PORK, wax ,llsT
&c. g.. al highest prices.
l July 81, 1850 v5g2!s
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a. c. MUTT. Es 3. TAITLI
;. S. AEpREwa-
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BANK.
~ cE
"a. G. Mutt O. Goa

ceuaez1 s1ugxs, .s....ssssssss s.Ss IOWA.
MONEYS received on deposit, payable
Ill on demand or at specified date, with or
without interest, az per agreement with
dspositoTs.
We draw direct on New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Detroit aud Chicago, and
have also perfected "a auaRgemsgs hy
which We Issue drafts and Iseksra OF credit
on the principal bankersfh one hundred
and Gfty-seVeR cities Of Europe.
Collections made ia Western Iowa and
Eastern NsbTaska, free of charge, and re-
mtttsd ut current rates Of exchange.
We receive orders to buy and sell on
commission real estate in Iowa and Ne
bgaSka. ~
Invest monty for capitalists ,aAd bay and
sell Land Warrants at current rates.
RKFEREEcEsl
DfHxel FbIlsaeiphla, Pa
vermont B&nE u onfpaaiag Vt
9Tsaas Thomas & Co. .ss...s...s-. BaTiInE1Sa Ia
CoSieaaEh Brooks.
wares NeF h8AEssss. @eAEa1a6&, III
GafTRy Ata&z ESq, EostoHs Mao
=. y. Berry q 10. ,-s.-sssssss.ss Adrian M' 81
David T. PFeSis8 D. Co... .Bstrefb %
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Nebraska No 4,

IL now running between Council Bluffs
and Omaha City. e. j.
Our Ferry B0&t 10 ona Of the finest, lar
gest, and Unly safe and reliable boat on the
Upper Missouri river, and as this Is the
only place where thu public can cross At
all stages Of thE wafer, we would advise
the public and emigration 10 eUms this
route, and we viii cross you without delay,
either in high or low water, as this 10 the
only place where any crossing could be
dons daring the high water this spring, toE
one hundred miles up or down the river.
Tine OF running, from sunrise till dark.
References the travelling community
generally. apE23-6T1
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aY0UNG AMERICA p
STEAM MILLS

THE undersigned have purchases, and are
a. now putting In eomplste order, Ehs
steam Floaring and Saw AIillay szaIIss
west 81 this city, formerly ownea Ahs
hessrs. JeEfrsys, aud win In few dA "a be
prepared to furnish any desired arsaals ii
Lumber, and also both merchant and coan-
vgrinding, In fair, equitable aaa salts
9ry manner,
would s&y to the Farmers that we
a. do right, and not oiily gaiE, but
keep 'Hstem and good will Wa wkah
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nd an equal amount OF corn, for which
evil pay the highest cash price.
- 4 first rate article of P.agr and
Meal vin be constantly kept on hand Cor
sale.
BY industry, economy ana q disposition
ever to oblige, we hope to live and prosper
with the citizens Of this region.
SILL q TOWN.
ian3-fs5a f'-. ia
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t lssosa do Corn,
10000 do Oats,
so Dozen Bed Cords,
10 Sacks Pepper,
8 do Spice,
30 Boxes Ground Pepper,
Is do do Spies,
Is do do Giager,
| 100 lbs Mace,
so do Gloves,
! so do Nutmegs,
! 50 Mats CSssia,
200 Dozen Yeast Powders,
| 200 do Ground Mustard,
SO do Bottles Pepper Sauce,
20 do do ass'td Catsap,
1000 Boxes sardfnes,
50 Dozen Fresh Oysters,
30 Kegs Powder,
| so f-2 do do
| 80 Ia do do
90 Dozen Canister Powder,
50 Sacks ass'td Shot,
1900 lbs Bar Lead,
100000 G. ID. Caps;
100 Field Tents for Emigrants,
Do Wall do asssd siEss,
! 200 Wagon covers.
300 Empty 10 gallon Kegs,
$50 DO s do
/ 100 do 3 do
bbls Lard Oil
! IL do Liuaeed
800 Kegs White Lead
II bbls TuFpsntine
100 dos best Cast Steel Mining shovsli
! 1000 Picks
IL boxes Axes
1000 lbs Ok Chains
300 Ok Yokea
% doz Grass Seythes and sn&ths.
500 Bushels Onions,
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STEAM FERRY BOAT
BETWEEN
Council Bluffs and Omaha CITY

.xnmwsMm The Council RlufFs q Me-
- braska Ferry Company are
a happy TO infoEm the public
that Ehe feTFying season las commenced
and that the 6ne and eommOdious steam
Ferry Boat, 4
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Ora Hcnn q MeCleliand, r. GeesanAi.
Il Cos Or. ]. D. Hena h Co, Cos.s-
nlafzss Agenss. Tpaai'59Ee
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. WHOLESALE nd
STAPLE AND Fancy Dry GoODs!
zoOTs smOEs HArs ANN cars, KINDS, ss.
RoCEeRxEs PROVISIONS
Quitting Goods and Miners Implements,
swm Of the Eaephamt
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. .ae
established Mercantile House in Western Iowa h
Regular Quitting Establishment since $500 =!
NECESSARY POR -

Oar long experience Quitting Furnished thousands
plaza California Washington and Salt aabS Is 70 know
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1Aah. hesokSea, That We cordially ten
aex to tbs Democracy Of the Unisr. an ia
v1sats0n to unite with IN In maintaining sn
organization On the principles iBdicat 81 fs
TIE foregoing resolutions that we saE. nsstly
appeal % them to drop past diEsEsF sees. and
assemble again Is hand OF bFott Aevs uiIder
ne panoply OF the Constitute Of the
Union.
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s6esssws5, ThAs ~ Malns liquor law u
sneamaaaaans with khs genias o. : sIea PEI
pss, ed aaiazs aEA sss sasosns y - 2 - -
ssssass Il - yaxsa aaad hAEs&sssd ne easa-
- hseaamea Ga egsmkias with sxpanss afa1i
-. and psexeA wholly useless 10
- eugsvsssaEsn e ahsampersnes.
Msasgna@. Tna2 ne 4asoT tcsa enaags
- Kasm nsaAsmH sazzasm @@AnaA assskeaas 90
- = go esAa psopis kks faal ha@aaats Of q
- aaMsea Eassakasa wIkho3t ~
snrsharuoaa uaAehiasgy ard snograens 81.
- vaRsBsa sha pERmhaE sywtan requires.
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MERCMkBTss GSEEEasMATEB
GARGEKNG OH.

CouBeil Bluas, Dee. ., isas T.
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- IT CURES--it is Mid doe
no ARM-IT GAN DO NO HARM
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-07

IT affords us great pleasure 10 note the
improvement in the quality of the paper
now made at the Mill of C. w. McKelvy 6.
Co., at Ca:tawissa, Pa. This mill has, not
long since, undergone The most thorough
repairs, introducing nearly all new machn.
cry, which run their stock of paper rather
low at the time, but we believe in no in
stance were their customers compelled 10
go elsewhere. The improvement in the
newspaper of their late manufactuTe-o!
which this sheet is specimen-is not infe.
rior TO the best York State manufacture FOR
newspaper purposes. There is also uniform
ity in The stock that saves the pressman
much vexa,ion. For one, we can speak of
this fun as one of the most upright with
whom We have ever had dealings. We
have bought nearly all our paper of them,
and have yet the first irregularty or devia-
ton from uprightness or promptness on
their part 10 discover.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-07
Wright and Rowe.

These conference.-the Democratic noml-
nees for Auditor and Surveyor General-are
two of the purest and best men in the Com
monwealth, and will be trumphanty elect
ed over the arrogant Opposition this fall
The respectable papers of every party in
the State, speak of them in terms of
praise-alI, even their bi,terest political en-
emies, freely admit that they stand before
The people with character, both moral and
political, uns,ained by single blemi~h.-
Such men the people will always delight to
honor. These men will honor the Offices
for which they are nominated instead of the
Offices honoring them. The Stale Conven-
ton exhibited its good sense and sound
judgement in the nomination of these gen.
t!emen. They will be elected over their
competitors by larger majorities than has
been witnessed, in our humble opinion, for
a number Of years.
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PETERsoNs' COUNTERFEIT DETEcToR is cor.
recled by the celebrated bankers, Drexel g.
Co., and il is certainly the most reliable De-
,ector published in the Union. Everything is
falr about it; that may be known by the high
standing of the publishers and editors. The
latest information is given of all counterfeit,
notes, broken banks, the rales of discount,
&c. Every person in trade should subscribe
10 it and have copy. The price is month
ly, only one dollar year; semi-monthly
two dollars. Address all orders 10 the pub.
fishers, T. B. Peterson & Bros. Philadelphia,
and our word for it, you will never regret il.
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The Democracy of our county have a
ticket formed for their support this fall
which cannot be defeated by the Opposition,
although some of the Republicans are vain
enough 10 think or at least assert tnat they
can elect their ticket. They are boastlng
largely of their strength and good timber in
this county. Qualifications are very es-
sential point in the selection of men TO fill
our Offices. This matter in the formation
of our ticket has been attended 10. A good
ticket has been selected, one that an objec-
tion against canr OF he made. The men Sc.
lected as our candidates are good staunch
Democrats; and the party have full conf
dence in their integrity and fidelity. The
ticket, from top 10 bottom, is worthy and
deserving of our hearty and undivided sup.
port, which it will, beyond doubt, receive
Democrats, stick 10 the ticket, the whole
ticket and nothing but the ticket, and the
victory is ours.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.,

NOTICE is hereby given to al, fe.rarees,
~ creditors aud Other persons Interested in
! the eria'es 0f The respective deredetrr~ and
minors, ihaithe following admIni-raliop and
| 9naTdIsn arfonhis. have tren filed in the
Office Of The Register of Columbia county,
and viii he presented fpJ confirmation aud
allowance TO The Orphans Cuun. 10 be held
at Bloomsburg, in The county afnre- aid on
Wednesday The 7th day Of September next,
at o'clock, p. M.
]. The account of EIIwood Hughes, Gnar-
dian OF Phoebe Krlchnsr late Phoebe Wap
one of The heirs Of Anthony WaIp, late Of
Bfiar Creek township, deed.
2. The account oi William s. Shuman
and Peter Fisher, Executors o. Jacob Fisher
late OF Maine township, deed
8. The account Of Christian Luiz,J ,Guar.
dian of Margaret Davis Iale Margatet Fry,
one OF The heirs of Aaron Fry bate of
Miflin township, decd
4. The account of Andrew Alberisoa,. All
ministralor Of john Davis, late of Green.
wood township, den'd.
8. The Final ac count OF John Stiles and
Abraham Hartman, Administrators of ,bs
estate Of Isaac Hartman, late of Begton
township, decd So
g. The first and final account of Jesse
Coleman administrator OF HE estate of Fred.
erirk Weaver, late Of Benton township
decd.
7. The account Of Moniecai w. Jackson
Guardian OF Howard Brnudase, Chester
Bfnnda9e and Emerson Brundaee, minor
children ol x. M. Brundase, late of Luzerne
county, decd.
8. The account OF Aaron Mostel!er, Guar
dian OF Henry Miller one of the children
and hers of Henry Miller, late of Mlfilio
township, decd.
8. The Final account Of Harriet Helme.
Administrators OF Oliver Helme, la'e of
Beaver township, decd.
10. The account Of Joseph w. Rpece, Adj
mini>rator of the estate of John Re ce of
Greenwood township, decd
II. The arcount OF John Saley Guardian
Of Eliza Lemon, decd, a mlnor child of
Jonathan Lemon, lale of Greenwood town.
ship, decd.
12. The account Of Peter Ent and Theo.
dore Mcdowell, EXECUTORS OF he last will
and testament OF Mathew Mcdowell, late
OF Scott township, deed
l3. The account Of Beni McHenry, Tx.
ecuor OF The lasi will and testament oi Elias
McHenry late OF Fishing Creek township,
deceased.
IA. The account of Peter Workhe.er,
Administrator OF John Weise, late of Hem-
lock twp, decd.
DANIEL LEE,
Eeslslers Othce, Reg 9l-ler.
Bloomsbury, Aug. TO- 1859.
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To the Voters of Columbia County.

1t is customary for candidates 10 go before
the people at every election with a new
platform of promises, usually are of so frail
nature that they only serve FOR the caudi-
dates 10 stand upon before election-they al
ways get upset during the hustle of election,
and The successful candidate stands wher-
ever he chooses afterwards. My practical
sentiments are too we'll known TO make
many professions necessary, and the only
promise that have TO make in relation 10
them is that, which they have been
in the past they WILDE in the future
To you who have approved them need
say no more and will not be guilty OF
aatrery TO those who have differed from me
as TO pretend that shall in any degree de-
viate from that line of political conduct
which first recommended me 10 your notice
Upon these grounds again present 10 re.
quest your support; and if should be elect
ed Distrist Attorney, you may depend upon
finding me steady and firm friend to the
rights of society and an honest and earnest
supporter and uphoder OF laws for the pun
ishment OF crimes and misdemeanors.
c. M. BLAKER
BOOmsburo Au1 40 1850
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-07
JUST PUBLISHED.
New Method For The Piano FOt,
BY CHARLES GROBE.
ODus 100.

Price, So 30 metz.
Bound in Cloth, 90 netr.
A good instruction book for the Piano has
long been wanting, and Mr. CHARLES GRoBE
has performed the labor. in getting this one
up in the most admirable .and saiiJnciory man.
ner. 1t will prove itself one OF the rno.t
valuable guides in The inslruclicn of the art
OF playiuing on The Piano.
Considering the authors we'll known ca
racity, and long and uuremillilus devotion
10 The task OF elementary teaching, we hav.
strong reason 10 hope that The public are
now 10 be furnished with thorough, sys-
lenatic, progressive, and entertaining meth
cd for the Piano.
We can confidently recommend il to
teachers aud pupils as better adapted 10 the
purposes elementary instruction than any
others with which we are acquainted.
The plan pursued in this work is subsan.
italy the same as that developed in Ollen-
droh IS method Of teaching languages. II
commences with the simplest elements.-
The prolress made will be gradual, so that
every step will be perfectly inlelig BILE. aud
be rendered of positive value 10 the pupil.-
Every difficulty is met with sing le, and, ai.
ter thorough analysis, overcome by practice.
This method will, undoubtedly, pIovlde
teachers win we'll Jiges.ed, progressive,
and enieraing plan by which d sound aud
correct knowledge OF The ar OF playing the
piano may be acquired with comparatively
lnlle labor, and in 80 short space OF time
as will almost seem incredible 10 those who
have confined themselves TO some OF the le-
dious systems heretofore in use.
This work contains len engraved figures,
illustrating The different positions Of the
hahde and fingers and also likeness of
the author.
Its typographical accuracy and appear
ance have never been eqnalled in any mu-
Sical work that has heretofore been issued
from the press in this or any other country.
Copies will be sent by mail, free of posi-
age, on The receipt OF The marked price.
LEE & WALKER,
Publishers,
722 Chestnut ST. Pr ladelph IA.
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GRAND FEAT
OF
w r E w AL NG!
AT BLOOMSBURY. PA.
Prof Theodore MD. Price
T BLOOMSBURG, PA.

Prof: Theodore MID. Price
TNHE wonderful and daring Wire-W Walker
II OF Columbia county, designs giving an
exhibition OF his hazardous feas in Blooms.
burg, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER H.
1859, al half-pasl eleven o'clock, in The fore
room, or imm ediately after the arrival of The
down Train, by walking wire from The roof Of
:he Exchange hotel lolhe steeple ofthe corr
House, at an elevation OF about seuenty fee
and distance one hundred and sirty feet. The
wire 10 be one half inch in thickness, and
stretched tight with slight grade upward
from The place of starting, 10 be walked for.
ward and backward, and other sundry feats
TO be performed upon il.
PROF. PRICE has given several exhibi.
tions OF Wife walking with good success
and he feels assured that he can perform
this one with equal success.
The walking upon the Ferry Wire across
the Susquehanna River he perform ed nobly
Try, probably can perform.
HOWER'S CORNET BAND, Of Blooms
burg, will be in attendance and discourse
music on the occasion. An arrangement
has been made with the Superintendent oI
the Lackatcannd and bloomsbury Railroad for
the issuing OF EXCURSION TICKETS upon
The day OF The exhibition for the purpose oil
conveying spectators 10 and from Blooms
burg at half price. Thus good opportuni-
ly is offered 10 those living at IA distance 10
come al half brice and witness Prof. PRICE
perform The wonderful aud daring feats ol
Wire-Walking.
COME ONE, COME ALL!
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-07

FIRE AT NoRTHUMBERLAND,-Ou citizens
were alarmed, OIL Friday night, between {
and o'clock, with the cry of fire. The
"Good INTENT" OF This place, was brough
out, but it was eviden; that before the fire
could be reached, which was at Norihum-
berland, cll would be over, the engine was
therefore put back. The building consun.-
ed was the grocery store of VIM. Elliott, 10
which was attached the ticket office of the
Northern Central Railroad. We regret TO
say that Mr.. Elliott lost everything in the
store, including his books, and about $4OO
in money besides all the tickets, &C., of the
railroad. 1t was supposed to have been
the work of an incendiary. M. Ellior's
entire loss is about 50 900, with but small
insurance only on the building -Sunbury
american.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-07

foHoa0dy's Ointment and Pills the best Rem.
edies for the cure of Female Complaints
The extraordinary effect these Pills have
upon all complaints peculiarly incidental TO
females, would appear incredible TO the
citizens Of the Union, if it were no, con-
firmed daily by the wonderful cures they
effect in the various States. II is an. un-
questionable fact, that there is not any
remedy TO equal them throughout the Un
on, for exterminating suffering from the
softer sex, than these admirable Pills, par
ticularly Tor young girls enlering into wo-
manhood, therefore all are requested 10 give
them trial, which will insure their recon-
mendation,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-07
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of adj.
~ ministraton on the estate of John Town
send, late OF Madison twp, Columbia coun.
ty, deceased, have been granted BY 'he Reg
ister OF Columbia county, TO the undersrsn.
ed residing in Madison twp; said county
All persons having claims or demands a
aalnst The estate of The decedent. are request
ed 10 present them 10 The administrator du
" altesied without delay, and all person.
Indebted TO The estate are notified 10 make
payment forthwith 10
HANNAH TOWNSEND,
Madison Sept. 7, 1859. Admini,tratrjr.