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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-17
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereb, given TO all lega'ee.,
~ creditors and other persons interested in
the estates OF the respective decedenls and
minors, ihatibe following administration aud
guardian accounts have been filed in the
Office of the Register Of Columbia county,
and will be presented for confirmation and
allowance TO The Orphans Coun. TO be held
at Bloomsbnrg, in The county aforesaid on
Wednesday the 7lh day of Seplem Der nexl,
at O'Clock, P. M.
/. The account of Ellwood Hughes, Guar
dian OF Phoebe Kelchner, late Phoebe Walp
one of the heirs of Anthony Wslp, late OF
Briar Creek township, decd.
2. The account Of William S. Shnman
and Peter Fisher, Executors Of Jacob Fisher
late OF Maine township, decd.
3. The account OF Christian Luiz, ,Jr, Guar.
dian Of Margaret Davis late Margaret Fry,
one Of the heirs of Aaron Fry late ol
Mifflin township, decd.
4 The account of Andrew Albertson, Adj
ministraor Of John Davis, lais OF Green.
wood township, deed.
S. The Final ac count of John Stiles and
Abraham Hartman, Administrators of the
estate Of Isaac Hartman, late Of BeEton
township, decd
6 The fret and final account of Jesse
Coleman administrator of The estate OF Fred
erik Weaver, late OF Benton township,
decd.
7. The account of Mordecai w. jackson,
Guardian Of Howard Brnndaee, Chester
Brnndaee and Emerson Brundage, minor
children oi r. M. Bfuudase, late of Luzerns
county, decd.
s. The accom-, of Aaron Mosieler, Guar-
dian OF Henry Miller, one OF the children
and hers of Henry Miller, Iale OF Mltflin
township, decd.
8. The Final account Of Harriet Helme,
Administrative of Oliver Helme, la'e OF
Beaver township, decd.
TO- The account Of Joseph w. Rsece, Adj
mini,irator of the estate of John Re ce OF
Greenwood township, decd
II. The account OF John Slaley Guardian
OF Eliza Lemon, decd, MINOR child OF
Jonathan Lemon, laie OF Greenwood town
ship decd.
~. The account Of Peter Ent and Theo.
dore Mcdowell, Executors of he last will
and testament OF Mathew Mcdowell, late
of Srou township, decd
13. The account OF BENZ McHenry, Ex-
ecutor of the lasl will and testament OF Elias
McHenry late of Fishing Creek township,
deceased.
ID. The account OF Peter Workheter,
Administrator OF John Wsise, late of Hem
lock twp, decd.
DANIEL LEE,
EsRislera Office. Register.
Boomsburg, Aug. 10, 1859.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-17
Harvest Home.

On last Thursday the quiet little village Of
Espy, about Two miles from Bloomsbnrg,
was all alice wiih people. One of the largest
celebrations OF the kind ever Witnessed in
this county was held al that place on said
day. People came from all directions, far
and near, old and young, large and small, 10
participate i'll the grand demonstrations,
which proved. as i, purported 10 be, most
excellen, affair. Extensive preparations
! were made for the convenience and COM
fort of all those who were in attendance and
participated in The exercises. The celebra-
ton was All appropriate one, on proper
occasion, and at a suitable place, right in
The midst of ,hickly settled community,
composed of ;iers OF rich and alluvial soil
We are an advocate of Farmers Jubilees
when gotten up with the right kind Of inten.
ton. They should alway aim at The promo
tion of agricultural interests. With this
matter in view, was the one in question es
tablished, and etiectually carried out to the
satisfaction, it is hoped, of all who were
inviting and interesting calculated 10 bring
together large assemhlage of people,
Speeches were delivered by able men
practical oralors-Dr. A. L. Brundage aud
c. F. Bowman, ESQ.,, of Wilkes.barre. A
stand was erected for the occasion in rear OF
Mr.. Hudson's Hotel, where all things passed
oil in order and harmoniously. The SER
vices of HowER's CoRNET BAND. of Blooms
burg, were appreciated at this celebration.
This Band was engaged 10 eniven the ex-
ercises of the day with some of their most
excellent music. This company is, we are
informed, gaining golden opinions wherever
they go. Success TO them.
The citizens of Espy and vicinity are de.
serving of considerable credit IN the getting
up of this demonstration. They are certain.
ly a go'a-headalve class of psople-leave
nothing fail they undertake.
The two landlords spared no pains in ma
king preparations 10 accommodate the three
thousand people which were supposed to have
been present. No small amount of eaiables
could satisfy the devourug propensi,ies of
SO large crowd.
The wire walking across the river, dis.
tarce of ttoclre hundred feet, and in the neigh
borhood of fifty or sixty feet above the va
ter, by THEODORE M'D. PRIcE, was no small
feature in the exercises OF the day. 1t is
said that this feat was accomplished nobly,
in less than twelve minutes II is certainly
very daring and wonderful fea, TO be per-
formed by man. He ascended the post to
which the wire was attached about O'Clock
p. NJ, a Iitte before The advertised time, on
account of the wind ra,ing more the longer
he delayed the hazardous feat
Very few men live in this or any other
country who could have performed this feat
Bondin, the Frenchman, will have 10 look
to his laurels.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-17

ITALY AND THE WAR OF 1859 This is the
title of a neat and Wel.wrtten book, by Ju.
LIE MARGUERITrEs, with an interesting intro
duction from the able pen of DR.. r. SHEL-
TON MACKENZIE, containing Map of the
seat of War, with portraits of the most
prominent actors in the late difficulties
such as Louis Napoleon, Foncis Joseph, Victor
Emanuel, and GaribaM. This little work
gives pretty fair history OF the late war,
including biographical sketches of its he
roes. 1t is we'll worth the prlce-one dollar
and quarter. But we would state, upon
the receipt of one dollar, and twenty
cents 10 pay postage, G. G. EVANS, publish
er, and proprietor of the Original Gift Book
Establishment in Philadelphia, will send
you copy of the book and splendid gift.
II is no small volume it contains three
hundred and ninety-iwo pages handsomely
printed, upon good white paper. Send in
your orders 10 G. 6. Evans, 439 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-17
SHERIFF SALES.

By virtue of several wrls Of venditioDi
exponas, 10 me directed, there will be ex-
posed TO public sale, at The Court Honse IN
Bloomsburg, on Monday the 9TH day OF Sep
lember, at one o'clock in the afternoon, the
following described property 10 wit
The undivided one hall part OF certain
lot of ground situate in Espytown, Columbia
county, and numbered twenty four, [241
bounded by Main street, lol of George
Vansykle, an alley and lot of Samuel A.
Woman. Also, the undivided half parl
OF three olher lois of ground lying contiguous
10 earh other, situate 10 Esrylown aforesaid,
bounded on the East by Market Street, on
The West by lot No. 80, on the South by an
alley, on The north by an alley; said lo,s
numbered in the plan of said Town numbers
rhitry SIX, thirty seven, and thirty eight,
(No. 36 81, So each Iol cont ainiug in front
eI2hly two aud one half feet, and in depth
or length, one hundred and seventy three
ipet and one quarter; there is erected on 10,
No. 36, Store House amt She'd. Also, on
the undivided third paris of leu lots al ground
situate in The Town Of Espy aforesaid ard
numbered numbers forty five, forty six, for.
" seven, forty eight, forty nine, nifty one,
fifty two, fifty three, fifty four, and fifty five,
mo. as, 46, AZ, 4s, 49, 81, SO, SO, 81, S.
each ol being one hundred and seventy.
three feet and one fourth in length and eigh.
iy Two feet and one half in breadth the first
five lying contiguous 10 each o.her, and
bounded by an alley on The east, IN alley
on the south, and an alley on The west, the
other five lots To wit No. 81, SO, SO, 81, &
55, lying contiguous 10 each other, bounded
by an alley on the west, an alley on the
south, and Market street on the easi, there
is erecled on lol No 55 an old Frame Ba'n.
Also, on the undivided Two third parts of
lots numbered seventy one and seventy two,
RI and 72] situate IN ,he northern division
of Espylown aforesaid; lot number seventy
one, bounded on The south ty Second street,
on the east by Liberty alley, on The north
by an alley, aud on the west by lol number
seventy two. Lot numbered seventy Two,
bounded on The south by Second street, on
the east by lol number seventy QUE. ON The
north by an alley, and OH The west BY ol
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-17

PLAGIARISM DEFINED AND ILLUSTRATED -
In Rev. Or. Adams discourse at the funeral
of MIR. Choate the following passage occurs ::
IA very short time before he was TO
deliver his address before the New England
Society at New York, asked him if he
had written it. Not the seven thousandlh
part Of word, was his idiomatic answer.
But, said he, Il believe that shall appro.
pirate speech made al Park Street Church
the other evening" 1t was charge at The
ordination of young friend from Geneva,
who was 10 labor as all Evangelist in Cana
da. Coming as the candidate did from Ge.
neva il was natural for any one who ad.
dressed HIM 10 speak oil The Purtans in
their connection with Geneva. The few
unambitous words on that topic, on that
occasion, reporledin newspaper, were an
accidental spark which entered the furnace
chamber of his great mind, and kudled il
tor performance which will not soon be
forgotten. 1t was like him thus TO recognize
one who had done him service even un-
Intentionally; nor did he fear The i'm putation
OF plagiarism for his taking of another
mans thoughts was as wheu the sun pla.
giarlses the waters, and turns them into
showers, and rainbows, and gorgeous sun
sets, and harvests, and grass upon the
mouh:ains, and herbs for the service Of
man."
Pope's Eloise 10 Abelard is said to have a
resemblance 10 Crashaw's "Elegies on ST.
Alexis Hayley in defending Pope from
plagiarism says:
"lf Pope borrowed anything from Cra.
shaw in this article, ii was only as the sun
borrows from the earth, when drawing from
thence mere vapor, he makes it the de-
light of every eye, by giving it all the tender
and gorgeous coloring Of heaven" ."-Boston
Daily advertiser
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-17

We TAKE great pleasure in announcing
I'm Saint Clair Clark, Agent for D. w
Clark's Great Philadelphia Gift Book Eestab-
lishment, will visit this place in lew days,
and remain with us probably week or
two, for the purpose of selling Books: AS
far as we can learn, he has given general
satisfaction wherever he has been. We
will just state, that you get the worth OF
your money in the purchase of book, and
handsome gift besides. We stepped into
his rooms at Danville on last Monday and
purchased book, 10 our own taste, at the
cost of one dollar, and was fortunate enough
to draw five dollar prize. We then came
home rejoicing. In an other column of this
paper will be seen a more extended notice
oi this Book Establishment which we copy
from the Milton Democrat Read it.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-17

LECTURES FOR THE PFoPLE, by the Rev.
Hugh S!oweH Bro,cn, OF Liverpool, has been
received by US and II is an interesting vol
ume OF four hundred and fourteen pages
The first series, critical and biographical
introduction, by DR.. Shelton Maekenzie, is a
good production, using familiar language
with familiar illustrations. The contents of
the book are as follows : The Lords Prayer,
The Golden Rule, The Prodigal Son,
'Theres a good Time Coming" Turning
over new Leaf, Take care of number one,
Penny Wise and Pound Foolish, Cleanliness
is next 10 Godliness, A Friend in Need is a
Friend Indeed, Five ShIings and Costs,
Saturday Night, (his lecture is worth the
price of the book) There's nae luck about
the House, The Road TO He'll is paved with
good Intentions, Poor Richards Almanac,
"Wasle not, Want not" Tell the Truth and
Shame the Devil, (quie an Interesting dis.
course upon this subject,) The Seventh
Commandment, The Street-part LIST, The
Streei-part I'd, Stop :hiei, The DEVILS Meal
is all Brand.
This work can be had of G. G. Evans, I39
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, by enclosing 10
him one dollar, and twenty.one cents 10 pay
postage. For this amount book and a
splendid gift will Le forwarded to any ad-
dress.
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Two Story Log House.
PENNS SYLVANIA STATE
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

EXHIBITION.-The Ninth Annual Exhi-
b:,ion of the Pennsylvania State AgricuItu.
raj Society, will be held al Powelton, Phil
adelphia, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs.
day and Friday, the 9th, 2s,h, 2sth aud
30lh days Of September next. On the first
September, The Secretary will remove to
the Rooms of the Philadelphia Society for
the promotion of Agriculture, No. 626
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, where Books
of Entry for the Exhibition will be open.
Letters addressed to the Secretary, at Har
risburg, or Charles X. Engle, Buslletor, will
meet with attention till st September.
40. HESTER, Secretary.
" Goods for Exhibition, carried on all
the Railroads in the State. to and fro, free
oil charge. [Aug IL, 1859.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-17

&QnO THE SUBSCRIBERS WISH
RCOO. 10 employ an active reliable
man in Each section of the 5 ale 10 travel
and lake orders for
Segars and Tobacco,
by samples. Will pay a salary OF 5000 10
$500 per year, payabls monthly. For sam
Piles and particulars apply 10, or address,
inclosing stamp Tor return postage,
GARY g. SMITH, Tobacconisis,
3i2 Pearl street, New York.
Aug. II, is59-5w.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-17

Holouay's Pills certain Remedy for In.
digestion and Liver Complaint Maria
Armstrong (27) oil Edgar own. New Jersey,
suffered more than most people from indi
geslion, accompanied b, liver complaint,
several very clever medical men told her
she was IN a consumption, and her friends
despaired of her ever recovering rs she
had tried every thing they thought likely to
benefit her, without success. AT last she
tried Holoway's Pills, which quickly assim-
ilaled with the blood, removed the ohnox.
ious matter, and thoroughly cleansed and
renovated the system. The result is, that
she was perfectly cured. and now enjoys The
best of health. Thee Pills are also Ger
tain cure for all diseases of the stomach
and bowels.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-17

The Atlantic Cable is bound, it appears,
10 be able before long 10 convey news from
shore TO shore, across the mighty ocean-
The Atlantic Telegraph Company have
lately decided TO make the conductor of the
next Cable consist Of six wires, about six
times the size of the old one. The new
Cable is 10 be guaranteed in all respects, and
10 be ready for business early next summer
c. w. Fields, Esq, occupies two columns
in New York paper with full statement
OF the affairs of the Company. The Amer
lean public will have an opportunity 10
subscribe 10 the new stock, which is guar
aniied by the British Government
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-17
DIE D..

Near Millvillc on The lst inst, EMILY and
HARRIET, twin daughters of William and
Minerva M. McMichael, aged about mos.
In 0ranseville, Friday, the 18th inst, MIR.
JoHS CovAEHovAS, aged about 60 years
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-17

CHnIsoLIsE.-The subject, like its demer.
sions, appear 10 have no limits. The last
invention announced is thus comicaliy des.
cribed 1t is the nou expansive last -forev ver-
let.in-or out.six fool-in diameter never. bend
-or-break-and-set-do -down-as-much-as-you
please. without injur'ns hoop skirt.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-17

DELEGATE ELEcrioNs.-We wish The Demo-
Gratis throughout the county to remember
that Saturday week is the day fixed for
holding their delegate elections. We hope
every one who has the interest Of the party
at heart will attend and assist in electing
delegates who shall represent them in the
County Convention. We should like it TO
be fair expression of the wishes of the
people, and the candidates nominated to be
those actually desired by majority of the
Democrats of the County. When the peo-
pie do not attend the delegate elections
when they pay no attention 10 electing
delegates, they throw away great privi-
lege, and entrust that which they should all
do, to the hands Of a few. We hope they
will not do so this time. This will be one
of the most important conventions held in
this county Cor long time, and we would
therefore ask the people to attend to it.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-17

THE Danube Hotel, kept by John Deem IT,,
is popular house. The accommodations
are ample. Our friends going TO Danvile
will do well by giving MIR. D. call The
latch string and hos,ler are always out.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-17

DANIEL E. SIcKLEs, of New York, il is
credibly announced, has voluntarily surren-
dered his claims 10 represent the Third
Congressional District. The plan is now 10
hold special election, and it seems that
the contracting parties agree 10 nominate an
Anti.Lecomp,on Democrat.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-17

The State Teachers Association met a,
West Chester OH the I'd inst. The cons,ilu.
ton has been changed in respect TO the
membership OF females, who now make an
annual payment of fifty cents, as the male
teachers hitherto have done. DR.. Parrish,
the head OF the School for feeble minded
children, delivered valuable discourse OH
The proper education.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-08-17


From WAsHiNGToN.- Washington dug. II.
The Chevalier P. Massene, Cargo d. Affairs
of His Sicilian Majesty, has presented his
credentials in that character, 10 the Secre,a-
ry of State; and MIR, Edward BlondeeI, yes.
terday delivered his credentials 10 the Presi-
dent, and was received as Envoy Extraor-
dinary and Minister Plenipotenliary of His
Majesty the King of the Belgians, TO the
Government
A correspondent of the Scientific Ameri-
can relates that a crock Of butter was recen.
tly recovered from the wreck of steamboat
had been sunk in sand under water for sew
enteen years, and was found 10 be as sound
and sweet as the day it was made. He
therefore suggests sinking butter in wells
or clsterns for preservation.
We would direct attention of our read ers
to the Pennsylvania State Agricultural So
clety" in another column.
lHE foreign news now-a-days are scarce
and OF not much importance.