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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-12-21
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Mr.. GEo. L. MoYER, of this place, killed
a hog lew days ago, aged aoout seven
teen months, which weighed fUs -hundred
and serenity sir pounds
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IS59.-Dry Goods for Autumn-lS59s
HULL stock of silk goods, iul stock OF
y staple goods, full stock of fancy goods,
fashionable ial Shawls, cloths, cassimefesl
and veslings, blankets, quilts, table ltneha,
SC. &c, EYRE s. LANDELE,
Fourth 4 .4reh Street, Phldd'a.
N. B.-Black Silks, Wholesale, at low rates,
IN Bargains Daily from N. Y. Auctions
J September 7, is59.--amos.
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Ma. A. B. PUrSAM, late Superintendent of
Common Schools in Montour County, has
resigned his office.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-12-21

'SNYDER County has in operation ninety
Fix public schools. This is a pretty fair
number for little Snyder.
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~ The Proprietor of the above house;
having no desire 10 continue in the hotel
business, will sell the property al private
sale, rpon reasonable terms. The stand is
a good one, with stables and all The neces-
sary outbuldings; all of which are in good
condition. To any person wishing 10 EN-.
bark in the business, il is good locality,
and desirable place.
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INVITES attention to his stock of cheap
- and fashionale elolhing at his store O y
Mark ct street, two doors above the Amer
ican House, where he has Il full assert.
ment OF men and boys wearing apparel,
including :he most fashionable
10 2 & s S 6 @ o ID S.
Box, sack, rock, gum and oil cloth coats
of all sorts and sizes, pants of all colors,
shawls, stripes and figure, vests, shirts, era.
vats, stocks, cellars handkerchiefs, gloves,
suspendsrs and fancy articles.
N. B. He will also make TO order any
article of clothing at very shorinolice and
in the best manner. All his clothing is
made TO acsar, and most Of it is of home
manufacture.
DAVID LOWENBERG.
Bloomsburg, Oct. 8, 1859.
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JBLOOMglBW@G
CABINET WARE ROOMS.
g. C. = sHIVE

u ESPECTFULLY invites The attention Of
IL the Public TO his exlepsive assortment
Of Cabinet Furniture and Chars, which he
will warrant made of good materials and jn
a workmanlike manner. All his Establish
ment, can always be found a good assorf
ment OF .....
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE,
which is equal in style aud fin Ish 10 ihR at
Philadelphia or New York cities, and at ss
low prices. He has Sofas OF different Sly ls
and prices, from S25 10 $50. DIvans Loun-
yes, Walnut aud Mahogany. Parlor chairs,
Rocking and easy chairs, Piano stools, and
a variety OF upholstered work, with Dressing
and parlor bureaus, sofa card, centre and
pier tables, detashns, chefienlefs, whaInoIs
aud comedies and all kinds of fashionable
work. His stock Of bureaus, enclosed and
common washslands, dfess.lable., cornet
cupbo ards sofas,
DINING AND BREAKFAST TABLES,
bedsleads; cane seat and common chairs 10
the largest in this section OF The county. He
will also keep good assortment OF looking
glasses with fancy gilt and common irames,
He will also furnish spring mattresses fitted
10 any sized bedslead, which are superior
for durability aud comfort to any bed id
nse. Bloomsbnre, January 10 1858
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Rising Sun HOteI-BerwiCk. Pa,

Rising Sun HOtel-BerWiCk, Pa.
THE subscriber would respectfully info-m
his friends and The travelling public tha, he
has taken charge of the above named hotel,
and has fitted ii up in the best possible man.
ner for the accommodation of all who may
favor him with their patronage. He falers
himself that by unfemiltng attention, he
can give entire satisfaction TO all. His table
will be supplied with the best the market
affords, and his bar with the choicest liquors.
Obliging and attentive osllers will always
be on hand, and his stabling is the mosl ex-
lensive in this section of country.
MAI. N. SEELY.
Berwick, April 90, 1859.
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TRlMMlNGS AND NOTIONS, fancy arli-
J. cles, good assortment of Hosiery Of The
best quality; also gloves, mitls, baskets, Ca
bas, Combs, dress trimmings and Innings,
sewing silk, thread, ETC., etc., 10 be had next
door 10 The Exchange"
AMELIA D. WEBB.
Bloomsbure, May 25, 1857,
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Both the Ointment and Pills should be used
IN The toLIoping cases
Bunions, Mercurial Erupllons,
Burns, Piles,
Chapped HANDS, Rheumatism,
Chiltlaius, Salt Rheum,
Fisula, Scalds.
Lumbago, Skin Diseases,
Swelled Glands Sprains,
Sore Legs, Stiff Joints,
Sore Breasts, Telter,
Sore Heads, Ulcers,
Sore Throas, Veuerai Sores,
Sore of al! kinds, Wounds of all kinds,
" CAUTION None are genuine un-
less the world Holloway, New York and
London" are discernible as a aodier-nark in
every leaf of the book OF directions around
each poi or box; the same may be plainly
seen BY holding the legJto The light. A hand
some reward will be given to any one rer-
derng such information as may lead TO The
detection OF any party Or parties counterfeit
ing the medicies OF vending the same. know
lug them 10 be spurious.
n Sold at The Mandatory OF Professor
HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New York,
and by all respectable Druggists and Deal.
ers in Medicine throughout the United States
and Tue civilized world, in pots at 25 GEMS,
629 CENTS, and s each.
Eg- There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes
N. B-DiTecliohs for the guidance of pa
lienis ia every disorder are affixed 10 each
pot. August II, 1859.
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Civ Intelligence.

yim MAYORS OFFICE the repairs shc Mayors Office
are progressing with c7mrendsbic speed, AID the
will be ready for occupancy souic time aboat tn; 1st OF
May II has iIescoec in very neat rnanoer and
viii prcfent avery unique appearance when flashed.
Ca G. CHI corner of the coipg neatly painted goic
repres, nxsons f"Aercuiure,' "Cnmmerce ,""Loery"
aud "Jmrce-four great pefecbiic.toa5 that have no
analogy 10 Mayors Office.
SALE or THE LEASES CORPORATION DOCKS The leases
OF certain Corporation docks slps will to sold odas
noon The highest bidder, uu6es tue direction Of Comp
trrer Haas The ssie Will take place 10 the Governors
room, CITY Hall
FIFE IN WASHINGTON srREEr-shoriy before two O'Clock
on Wednsday morning the alarm Of fire for the Eighth
disr,c, was csusod by IRE occurring il the office OF the
firm at r. /. Carter 90 ptcIuce dealers, No 2S4 Wash
neen rhe IRE discovered by one OF the Iu
surance Patrol watcbmen ana extingu,shed by hose
company the vicinity; damage triing g. Donisoo Il
Co teaes IN esfs sld produce, in tee basement,
damaged S?5 $50 IL is supposed the Ore originated
from tie stove In the cfilce Of /. Carter Co.
ARhEsr OF AN ALLEGED FuorIvE--John Butler, charged
th beng fugbve ffcri Can tndagta, ~ Y, where, 1t
l. aleg bs coumit,ei highway robbery arrested
yesterday by officer Anstopg, Of the Eghteenth pre-
nct and sent back TO the above named place for TRIAL
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COrOners, Office.

sSGur AR CASE or SuIcIDE-Isaac " Snediker a native
Of Staten Island aged forty years, died at his resi-
denco No $50 second avedue yesterday om the eects
Of Injuries inflicted by himself Friday last for tho pur
pose Of committing suicide. Deceased IL appeared was
builder p good circumstances and the day before his
death ~ have been married 70 youug lazy residing
The house. " late deceased appeared depressed
in spi's Something weighed heavily on his mind; but
what IL one not his nearest relatives could
imsgie On Friday night he attempted TO cut bis throat
with iackkuife seyerfg tho jusuiar vein and other
the lc Of tie unhappy eaved for few days.
Coroner Jschman he'd inquest upon the body OF do
ceased, wn,n II appeared 10 evidence that he was a
Whoever with tour children The jury rendered verdict
OF "Sucide by cutting hts thoat @ith jackknife while
labor ~ under q ct Of Temporary insanity"
SUICIDE by TAXING MORPHINE -Isaec q Van Ceef, .
young man residing with bis parents at No lo5 East
Twenty street. did yesterday morning at tho Twen
" third precinct htaion house, frcm tho effects OF doee
of administered by himself fof the purpose OF
committing suicide. Deceased found lying the
track OF the Hudson River Railroad, near Eighty sixth
street. Tuesday night by policeman Clements and WAS
removed Just 10 time MIN from being ny
naip which waa then due On beng taken to the sta
tep BIO, appeared that he had taken dose OF
pbine, but fearing that Il was not sufficiently large
Ysrosd track with he hope Of being usbed to death by
the Medical attendance was procured by the police
and everything done to relieve the unfortunate youth
but He died at o. 5ock yesterday morning. No
cause be assigned for the OF the rash
except perhaps that deceased had long been out Of
plcy meLt and much depressed IN spirits IN couse-
auerce. Coroner Gamble notified 10 hold an inquest
upon the body OF deceased.
ANOTHER srIuDE.-John Carl Wordroth, an inmate Of
Wards Island Hospital, who admitted on the 10th
INST was found drowned yesterday, under such crcum
stances as lenve doubt OF his having committed self
destruction II 10 supposed that ho became weary OF his
position the leland attempted TO escape and failing IN
The effort, Growaed himself Coroner Gamble notified
Of the occurrence.
ForSp DxAp.--The bodies Of two infants were found
dead ytsErdayope in tho vault of the premises No. 1sl
Third avenue and the other the sink Of No n Forsyth
street The Coroner notified to hold an inquest in
each case.
SUDDEN DEATH william Giand aged SO years, by oc
cupaiion bostman, dropped dead 10 the Office Of the
Superintendent Of Outdoor Poor yesterday while apply
ing for relief Coroi Scbirmer held inquest upon the
body
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MD ROLAND GIN.
" FOE MEDICINAL USE
To THE PHYSICIANS OF JHE USI(ED ST hTE8

alcoholic liquors medicinal
poses should give the preference Holfes Schesm
Tic scbraps.
manufactured at schiedRm In Holland and exclusive
ly III tie factory Of the b. and from
ter sls eeev here upioyed ard unknJwn
proved tv tie repeated analysis Of several eminent
chems ~ Re entirely free pom the perniicu fusil %
s.ch rra every kind NJ M distilled gram, aS1
hich the Of be and vsc-ral
and -ahiul
rate indulgence ~kh such liquors. invariably lend
Induce.
g. Ii IL proved BY tie unsrrng that this juniper
Gin vi the Bcit and indigo sbls q
Jumper heretofore but With specific ally lighter
volstle and edicinsl the essential
the Italian unper berEy neglected by every other
facturer.
Ia chemically proved to be absolutely pure rs recti
cs QUALIFY tssned by so entirely process, anA
BID osi er gin the world has acquired
prpved by exfensi-c neiics and tese-
Ia be edceDt well sbe oy ia
Of iDcfpept dropsy gravel chrcuc rheumsus
collie Of sidney and bladder
gepeyaf debility slug sish circulation Of TIE blood,
deficient assnila Ion OF ooc and exhausted vital
Ii mott grateful snd renovadng cordial, and, when
usei oLected inanes The system produces
briefly but tends rather 10 subduc hs latter faiy By
al alike 10 all Inferior bquars And invariably ecs the
effects Of bad wst~r hs,ter IN LIMESTONE div
bieis In all Of ,hese enumerated qualities has vai u
any msrke; In the Sorid
fu, IN quart prs bottles with the prcprieor's
a The bot Q, eek ana lsbel
For sale wholesale and retail by ali respectable druxss
and crocess 10 tie United States
UDoIPHo woLFs. 70 Beaver street
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The Quarantine Excitement.


hs anaouncemeat In yesterdays papers Of the adjourn
nt Of ths Legislature without the passage Of the bill for
sfutus and permanent location for Quarantine, was
feared, wud iDcte the Staten Islanders another oat
break last right, and. in all probability, lssd tas@
70 make seoocd attack upon The Quarantine build
However there appears be not the slightest foundation
for any fear ~ Mr.. Robk Christie In company with Mr.
Ray Toupkins Of Richmond county called upon Deputy
Superintendent Carpenter sud guaranteed TO him that the
citizens Of The island did NOT atsad 10 interfere again In
the master-.bat they wers perfectly salts 81 -l,n all
that beeo At Albany by the LEGISLATURE and rendered
the Deputy the following letter
ALaASY, April 10, 1850.
DAsnu CARPnHrER, General Superintendent pro srs =.
DEAR em-Permis t. say that the legislation which
sanfacory the RESIDENTS VI Rich 0ond county under
the laws and amendments " the laws enacted at tho last
session q the LAgslature, II b certain that the cn'
zeps of the county will no logger BIO exposed 70
danger from yellow fever, and that the objectioos-
BILE Institution will In . reasonable time be re moved
county ooeDixsnt that they by Il very much graft
hed and instead u interfering with the constituted autho
rites they disposed IN every 70 maintain peace
and quietnesg my personal guarantee could be 0 any
avail would unheaaliogy promise that the public pro-
perty II Quarantine will BOt be pterferod with or dis
tqrbed, even II left unprotected By single MssSsman
Your obedient servant, ROBERT CHRISTIE.
Deputy Carpenter withdrew all the men detailed for
Quarantine duty with the exception Of twenty who
sent down to tho island Tuesday night is said that
the Staten Islanders had quite jubilee Tuesday night
n telegraph despatch forwarded them by the Hon. Mr..
Christie
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The British Frsgate Curacon at Annapolis.
OUR BALTIMOKE CORRE5PONDENCE.

u
OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, April 10, 1859.
The Brsh steam figate Curacao Is still at anchorage
Ave miles rom Annapolis. Communication and oppor-
tuuiiy for listers her Is Afforded by tugboat
which leaves the Annapolis wharf three times day.
Al who have her essed themselves highly
gratined by the polite attention Of ler officers.
Her distant anchorage has been taken with view TO
prevent desertcns, of which have already taken
place. notwithstanding the vigilance OF her officers. Pre-
vously the allowed to go shore the boat,
but found necessary 10 restrict tbcm; that
but the officers hie mitted shore. Notwithstanding
the tai 81 tie dsg used as c0lorcd
ccpcesed himself the engine Of the tua boat
last Friday for the purpose of desefon but detect
ed end carrie Jack TO tte fTgate.
This the vessel VIII ~ben aground OF Smyrna,
was successfully relieved by the United Sst.s irg
Mac, dnniap after repened atcupts had been made to
relieve her by other foreign vessels The event has
ceiyed cfciai police from toe English govern 1ent,
COMPLIMENTARY to TIE American frlgate.
On the arrival OF Lord Napier and family on board,
which 10 morrow, she VIII sail for Plymouth,
Eng iHliu.
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Buso-Rocns On Tuesdsy evening, April 10, II the
Mr.. TasoDoRk BCxcs TO Mss MAxr Rooms, all Of this
city.
BrswrH--Sm1 Wednesday, April 20, 1t tho First
Pres6J eoao chvrcb, BerEvu, n j.. Mr.. HsssY Bus
WILL o. this CITY, 70 Miss sAsslL, daughter Of Alexander
smfb, Etq Of Bel gen. N J.
fHnAnG-LATOU.-upT ursdsy, AHu 10, by the Rev
N. Bowcep Mr.. JAMES Flx,nsG Jr.. o( Jersey City,
Latou. Egg Of this CITY.
kiAr-EssoS- On "Wednesday, Apsi, %, by the Rev.
M kewman JOIN KRMP 70 hiss ELLEN Y. EYSos, both
Of tbs city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Wednesday, April 20, By the
Rev. M. Van Dosen GEoRGs W. SiuKrxvASr 10 Mica AAar
ti,z. 1H Daughter Of c. Mooney, ESQ all Of this
shnH-bAekIS -Gs "Wednesday April 70, BY tn. Rev
BArsLy daughter Of Jcha Basely, Of Brooklyn.
WMGBI-vRsDKNBuYau On Wednesday. April 90, at
the Of the brides father, By n Man
celus, M TRosIs " wEnRr, u Newcastle Westces.es
cooDy 10 ADELAIDE f., youngest daughter q Isaac v.e
deLbuIsh, OF this city.
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The following the appointments in tho Long sland
dsuict:-Brook'yn-saods street, J. b. aagny; York
street, K Scar es Washington street, Keone Geo.
A@ussy ohus OBJ, j. Lac; pacids str-es W. H. Nib sru:
william street. o. tns', o ssas; Frat place, c. rav.
lor: Eigh enth street. ]. Han .oo: H,ns,l Rcs IT.
Perry; wasupgson avenue c. R. Craoke; Cartrn ave,ue
g X Bsxrw iwksi avsoi-, g. Dnao,r; south Sscsud
street, scudde' North Fun, street, Staple Grand
street, O. hs'lery scnth Foh street, W. & Studey
Flushing, J. L. Pecs Sag H,rbor, j. f. Both; Bulge
hampton, D. Niokersn Patchog ir, O. y earns; r. J.
Fox, Principal Of the Ashland 20 egsts Institute 10 New
Haven, Hartford Bridgeport and Mddleown the present
pastors feappotnted.
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Commissioner Of Emigration.

The Commissioner Of Emigration met yesterday
dent verplsnck IN the chair.
etter from DR.. waser, asking the Board TO allow him
to retain possession Of tho premises no occupies at
Quarantine, was read and the request granted.
Deputy Superintendent Carpenter entered and pre-.
serted letter, which he bad received from Robert
Christie member Of Assembly, Albany relative 70 the
Quarsntiu difficulties.
Some oeba followed The reading Of the letter rs 10 tho
opportunity which Mr. Christie had OF informing his con-
uentS regarding the Quarantine legislation since the
Can't cRABrEz slated that the repairs to the building
al Castle Garden progressing.
The number Of emgrants arrived during tho week was
1898, making the npmber for the yesr far S248 Tre
Dumper in the Institution and the hospital now is GA
The income for the week 81 664; the endture
81 $40 81, and the overdrat SIC, 72S IA.
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Court Csisndar--,rhiu pa,,

SUPREME couRr--rcuit Part l.-Nos. 4O7, 1862 1861
1901 l72y 1729 $780, 1884, $780, l743, l74o l7S 1883
1856 ISL 1859, 176i, i7s3, 1895, 1907. Part 2-vos
lleo eo2 $50, lice, 1854 2722, 1884, l4oo, l4sa 1884
l46e, l48S l490 1894 laQi 1899, Joa l6oa 6Oc 1908.
Part -Nts 1851 Il4a, G3 1867, 1888, 1909, i77i
117a l17a l7s l7SS, 1857, 1859, i7si 1884, 7s, 1891
1868, 1867, 1900.
49, sis. AGO. 322 32i. lG5 2,2 ei2 zai S2s $685. 1884,
1856
COMMON Prss-part Mos. o. 4s, o, so, 80, ~, ab,
% Part 2Ncs W. SO, SO, loo lol 1o2, lo3 loi, 100,
Ice.
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DJRrketg.

NEW OsIRASs, April %, 1859
Cotton-Sales to-day $500 bales unchanged prices
The receipt II the Aabias advces aad effect pom the
market. Frsgbis-Coh n 20 Liverpool I'D. a s led.
Sterling exchange O8 lt9L. D,aJts on New York al.
sight at par TO u per cent oi,coant
MOBILE, April 90, 1859
Cotton uDchapeed sses to-day 300 bales; eslcs OF the
last three days 500 bales Receipts for the time
1900 bales
SAVANNAH, April 20, 1852
Cotton market dull; sales upimportant.
CINCINNATI, April 20, 1859.
Flour hrn fair demand nj IS 6b SIS so; receipts light
whiskey 1rm; good demand: sales 800 bbls. 24c.
24i4c. Bacon-A better feeling. Lard firm ut lie hold
ers ask ii &c
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The NIe,ropo,ra.p p.lioe.


AKOTH'h DEAD LOCK IN rms P0LI0s oOHNrssr0N.
bas licked out that thu resign ton Of General
Superintendent ranmadse part Of out s.d dry pro-
sraume, by whl,b General Nye 70 have resigned hs
Presidency Of the ard and receive the position vacated
BY Mr. Talmsdse VITO 70 be appointed 70 the
Board While Bowen way to have received the once Of
PYesdeot.
appears, however, that Commissioner ssIlman was
not let into the secret and Aft the Board had gone
a. to receive Mr. raImadges resignation, and give hiu
the promised appointment Mr.. s<limau saw how matters
we're tending aud refused anything to do with IT,
said that he. IN connection with the two Mayors and
the two new Commissioner Judge vshcsner and Isaac
H. Bailey, have had caucus, at which Was decided
that neither Of three first named shol participate In
the meetings Of the Board until tho s Of Nay when tho
new Commissioners take their seats wAch uue they
VIII give Bowen and Strspahan the by, appcisA .
superintendent irrespective Of party and condos the 10
partGens on the same principle. Thus Msssrs. Nye,
Bowen Co. have been headed of, and We have
tho rare promise Of Don-psrtisan police.