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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-26
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THE
THRONE OF DAVID /:

FROM The
coSsECRATIoS OF THE sHEPgRD OF BETHLEHEM
TO TIE
REBELLION OF PRINCE ABSALOM.
Being an illustration of The Splendor, Pow
er and Dominion OF the Reign OF the
Shepherd King in series of L eliers,
wherein the magnIficence OF Ju-
dea is shown 10 The reader as if
By IN EYE WITNESS
By the Rev. J. H INGRAHAM, l. D.
One volume, IL mo-, cloth, Goa pages.
Price SIPS.
"This IS the third volume, and The com
pIelion of a series of works by the same
author, on the history of the lsrarlIIsh
monarchy. The origin under Moses, was
treated in The 'Pllar OF FIRE. " and iis grea
sIory nnder David is treated OF in this
work. (The Throne of DaVid,) while the
decline OF Hebrew power and the opening
of the new dispensaiion meet their define
alton in the s'Prince of the House oil Da
vid." These works are historically valua-
bic, as handboo&s of Information relative
TO the scenery, geography and manners of
The dolly Land. The style is interesting
aud powerful and the work leafs 20 the
contemplation and study of the sublime
language of the Bible and the great doc.
lrines of truth il contains, without being,
as such books TOO ordinarily are, eiiher
maudIin, stupid, dogmatic OF conceiIed."-
Boston Daily Atlds.
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Resolved, That the convictions oi the DEM
ocraiic party of Pennsylvania remain un-
shaken in the wisdom and justice OF ade-
qusie protection OF iron, coal, wool, aud of
the great staples of our country, based upon
the necessities of reasonable revenue sys-
lem of the General G,verument; and ap-
proving of the views of President Buchauan
npoE The subject OF specific duties, we
earnestly desire our Representatives in Con-
gress 10 procure sneh modification OF the
existing laws as the nnwise legislation Of
the Republican party 10 1857 renders abso-
lnlely necessary 10 The prosperity of the
great industrial interests of the State of
nnsyIvania-P Passed at the Reading Con-
pentioa March 2, 1860
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Tinware & Stove Establishment.

ra,HE UNDERSIGNED respectfully in-
II forms his old friends and customers,
that he has purchased his brother's interest
in the above establishment, and the con-
Germ will hereafter be conducted by himself
exclusively. He mas just received and of-
IA. iers ior sale The largest and most ex-
I'd tensive assortment oil FANCY STOlfS
- ever introduced into this market.
Siovepipe and Tinware constantly on
hand and manufactured TO order. All kinds
of repairing done, US usual, mn short notice
The patronage of old friends and new Gus
TONERS is respectfully solicited.
A. NJ. RUPERT
Bloomsbury, Jan. 10, 1853. #.
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QUAIlFscaTIoss OF VoTERs.-The law re
quires person who claims the right 10
vote, 10 have been a citizen of this Com
monwealth Sat least one year, and in the
election district at least ten days immedi
aiely preceding such election, and within
fsDc years TO have paid a STATE and County
Tar. which shall have been assessed al least
ten 1ays before the eleetion. But citizen of
ahe United States. who has previously been
qualified voter Of the Stale, and removed
fherefrom and returned, and who shall
have resided in The election district, and
paid taxes aforesaid, shall be entitled to
vote after residing in this State s,z months.
But citizens Of The United States, between
the ages of tweniy-one and twenty-five
years, who have resided in the election dis
frict ten dogs, as aforesaid, shall be entitled
20 vote. although they shall not have paid
taxes ARx YoU ASSESSED See to 1t i'm
m ediafe;y that you are. Saturday. the 29ih
ms T., i lhe LAST DAY on which this duty
can be attended 10 TO secnre vote at the
en- snina eieciion--as the election takes
place On Tuesday, the slh of0clober,
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Flour and Feed Delivered !
THAN THE CHEAPEST!

rHHE undersigned has made arrange
l. ments that will enable him to deliver
Flour and Feed, FOR CASH, about ten per
cent cheaper than any body else in Town,
His prices ara as follows:
Flour 81 25 Corn and Oats Chop 81 55;
Corn and Rye Chop 81 65; Bran 81 10;
/ respectfully solicit share of The public
patronage. MOSES COFFMAN.
Bloom burg, June Il, 1860.
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SERIES of Democratic Meeting are be-
ing held through out the county this week
principally evening meetings. The pub
Tic are respectfully invited TO attend
Competent speakers will be in attendance
al each of these meetings. They COM
menced on Monday evening last at Jersey
town. Notice has been given by hand bill
OF all the appointments.
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DEMOCRATIC
NJ A S s M E NC s

n ASA Tie following appointments
~ Xf1&SA will be fulfilled between this
S%E%AV and the ensuing general elec-
S% =: ton: Al Nit. Pleasant, Thurs
day evening, September 9th, al the house
of late VIM. Huichinson, decd. Jackson,
Friday evening 2slh, at the School House
near braham Manine;s Orangevllle Sat-
rrday evening, ,29ih Warnersville and Espy,
Monday evening. October lst. Rohrsburg
and Centervie, a, the Public House OF Ed
ward Carey. Tuesday evening, I'd. Still
Water. Mifflin and Briarcfeek, Wednesday
evening, 3D.. Mainville and Beaver. Thurs
day evening 4ih, at the house of Franklin
Shuman, in Beaver Slabta@B and Frank
I'm, Friday evening, 5,h, al Clay'ons School
House. in Franklin. Benton, Saturday eve-
ming, 9th. Bloomsburg, Monday evening.
sth Competent Speakers will be at all
these places, and the public are respectfully
invited 10 attend and hear the issues of the
day fairly discussed. By order of The Siaad-
ing Committee. jacob HARRIS,
September 90, 1860. Chairman.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

On Thursday evening, al the Cont Heuse
in Bloomsbury, DAVID L RANDALL, Esq.
democratic candidate for Congress, will adj
dress the citizens of Bloomsbury I'd vicini-
". Hon. Z B. CHASE aud CALEB E.
WRIGHT. Esq, viii also speak. We hope
TO see large meeting, and we invite every
body TO turn out and hear our gallant young
leader discuss the issues pertaining 10 :he
coming election. fSept %, 1860.
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Qua Cause.-The STAR is enlisted in
glorious cause, cause worthy of the best
efforts Of the noble heroes of revolutionary
sacred memory. We have 10 battle for The
preservation of what they baltled TO gain !;
to stand up for the right which they so clear
L. defined, and so highly appreciated The
Democracy OF our county are with US in the
contest, and by their steady and firm adhe-
renee 10 the Constitution and the laws, we
hope, and are sure TO conqeer. The peo-
pie are for liberty and independence as
much as they ever were, and the Standard
bearers al the head of our columns, who
have espoused the cause of the people
against the designs of scheming dema-
gogues, are held in high estimation, and
will undoubtedly be exhaulied by them 10
the highest positions in their gift.
With gallant BkEcK upon the track,
Along with brave Jo LANE.
We'll sweep opposing armies back
And surely victory gain
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THE STATE FAIR commenced at Wyoming
on Tuesday last, TO continue until Friday
aext. Several Of our citizens are in atten
dance The Columbia comfy Fair will be
on hand in short lime-October the 18th
A grand exhibition is anticipated. The far
mers of Columbia are becoming more and
more interested in the true object of these
Agricultural exhibitions.
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The Democratic meetings held in this
place have good effect-they iend to make
the Republicans very cross, il nothing else.
They do hate to hear the truth, and attempt
TO ward off lis effect by sneers aud jeerS
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A LITTLE credit, Mr.. Democrat, when you
slip into our editorial columns. Last week
aud week before you neglected to give
credit TO several editorial articles taken
from the STAR.
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WE have printed the whole Democratic
Ticket, which rs row ready COR circulation.
The candidates should look after this mat
Ter, and see that the tickets are delivered at
the election districts in good seasoa.
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THE PILLAR OF FIRE,
OR ISRAEL IN BONDAGE.

By the Rev j. H Ingraham, author of the
sPrince oil the House of David" One
volume, II no., cloth, 600 pages.
Price SIPS.
"This work is designed to sketch the He
braic history during the bondage in Egypt,
the Prophet Moses being the central figure,
and is a free and striking history OF the peri
od in which the writer gathers first, from
the Bible and then from. Profane history a
vast mass of material, which by his genus.
is thrown into a fanciful narrative of the
most attractive character which carries the
reader along without diminuiion of inter-
est. Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
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The Prince Of the House Of David,

OR THREE YEARS IN THE HOLY CITY.
In a series of letters relating as if by an
eye witness, all the scenes and wonderful
incidents in the life of Jesus of Nazareth,
from his Baptism in Jordan TO his Cruci6xion
on Calvalry By the Rev. H. Ingraham,
Rector of Christ Church, and of St. Thomas
Hall, Holly prings, Mississippi One vols
urne. IL mo-, cloth, 472 PAGES. Price Sl.25.
I'm this work The author has succeeded
in the Bold and daring task of presenting
The great leading historical parts OF scripture
il connexion with secular history, so as TO
present the clear and life-like picture OF
those events as they might be supposed 10
appear to casual observer. The descrlp-
lions of rites and cefemonials, are spirited
and comprehensive. The style is highly
imaginative and attractive, and we predict
that this volume will be as popular as the
/" Pilgrims Progress "-Presbyterian and
Evangelist.
Copies of either of the above books, with
a handsome Gift, worth from so cents TO
Sl00, will be sent 10 any person in the
United States, upon receipt OF Sl.25, and 2l
cents 10 pay postage, by addressing The
pnblisher, Geo. G. Evans, Philadelphia.
IF YOU WANT ANY BOOKS
SEND TO
George G. Evans Gift Book Establishment,
No. 439 Chestnut ST, Philadelphia
Where all books are sold at the Publish
eirs' lowest prices, and you have the advan-
lags Of rscelying handsome present worth
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NEMORANDUJ1 OF PREMIUMS
TO BE AWARDED AT THE
AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL
AND
Mechanical Exhibition OF
c OLU NJ BIA COU INT Y,
On Thursday, Friday & Saturday,
The ls.h, 10th, & 2O,h OF October, 1850.
By Order Of the Ezeeutiue Committee.
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Judees.-Petsr NJ. Traueh, Briarcreek ;
Philip Reese, Greenwood q. w. DreIs
bach, Hemlock.
CLASS 7-GREEN & DRIED FRUIT.
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collection of agricultural imple-
ments and tools the property OF The
exhibitor, who must be a farmer 10 0O
Judges.-ElIwood Hughes, Centre VIM.
Howell, Mount Pleasant John pieterlch,
MonlOnr.
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ttlonttary aaS GomusrtiaI 8tbitbo.

BALTIMORE, July o, 1860
The Stock market this week has been rather inactive
but at this season of the year is generally So and the
comparative duness of the market occasions no sur
prise. The transactions this week. which have been
chiefly In Mining stocks, and in Northern Central Rail
way shares amount in value to about $s5000 Northern
Central Railway has throughout the week been buoyant
and since last Friday prices for it have advanced $1%
l per share. The sales add up about $500 shares
s2oE@2lS cash, and $2ok921x time, and it left off to.
day at S27s bid, $2lh asked regular way. For Bati
more and Ohio Railroad there has been very little nqu
ry, and nothing whatever has been it this week
1t closed however to-day at $5 bid $774 asked regular
way There sale made early in the week of So 900
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad extra dividend orders at Co.
but nothing has been done in them for days. Rail
road bonds have been quiet the sales this week including
only 81 500 Baltimore and Ohio 1855 at sSGSS4, and
$4,000 Northwestern Virginia second mortgage bonds
SIX. For City 6s there has been fair demand and
note sales of some $40, 900 1S90s at 10Oh hgl0l.
Mining stocks have varied comparatively little in price
this week. The sales include $500 shares Springfield at
s5G5b the closing sales being at the inside figure $500
shares of Guord from So 81 down $3& $3.50 shares
North State at from SEX down to $2E 5000 shares Sill
yer Hill at $169td14, 5000 shares Cambridge at S1h
OILS, $3.50 shares Consolidated at s1H 60 900 shares
Baltimore and North Carolina at 119@11, 37OO shares
Rudisell at s1S@1A. The last named stock is gold
mine which has been placed the list for the first time
this week.
The Money market, in which there little tempora
ry tghtness last week. has become very easy again. and
paper passes the street very readily at
6(G7 per cent
The foreign imports into Baltimore for the week ending
on Thursday amount in value to s293, 1866, of which
$3.50 SO Free and $212 $40 duty paying goods,
and the value of the foreign exports from Baltimore for
the period s33s $780, against S2l $50 for the
previous week.
In New York today stocks firm. Erie, New
York Central, Cleveland and Toledo, and Michigan
Southern advanced y each Harlem K Reading n Rock
Island sS and Galena and Chicago z.
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MASS MEETING
N M O NJ M EMIT SQUARE.
'..'' sai go" .Fl
Immense Gathering
l- OF THE FRIENDS OF
Breckenridge and Lane.
SPEECHES OF HON. HUMPHREY
MARSHALL, EX-GOVERNOR LOWE,
SENATOR WIGFALL, ETC.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM.

An immense Mass Meeting of the Democracy of Balti
more was held last night in Monument Square for the
purpose of ratifyng the nominations of The Hon John
c, Breckenridge, of Kentucky, and the Hon Josepb
President of the United States. .
very handsome and commodious stand was erected
on the pavement Immediately in the Court House
which was beautifully decorated and festooned by the
United States and other flags and various ranparences
upon which were inscribed appropriate emblems and
devices. ..s
The whole staging beautifully illuminated with
numDerless gas lights, giving great ccldt the tout
ensemble
Immediately the speakers stand there was trans.
parency in the shape of arch upon which was painted
the fllowiDg inscription 1.-The Gallant Defenders of the
Constitution and the Union, the equality of the
Statesn ,.... - ~
To the right of the speakers stand there was full
length portrait OF the Hon. John C. Breckenridge and
Immediately to the right Of this transparency hay-
ing upon 1t the words 1.-The Constitution and Union for
ever" Upon the left there was portrait in similar
style OF the Hon Joseph Lane, and adjoining it
transparency with this mottoEqual protection to the
ctizens Oh All the States" The square being filled to
overfowing' great enthusiasm prevailed At intervals
the Blues Band Capt Holland enliyened the occason
with some beautiful selections of music
At about O'Clock the meeting was called to ordor NV
james H. Mcclure, ESD, who nominated as prasiding
officer of the meeting, j. Mason Campbell ESQ Tbis
nomination was unanimously carried. Mr. CamnhaII
then came forward and in few remarks submitted the
names of the following gentlemen VicePresdents and
Secretaries of the meeting
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BALTIMORE, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1860

small amount offering. We quote to Charleston at cts
per bushe cts per foot 80 cts for dry bbs 40 cts
for wet do and 81 per ton; TO Savannah the steamers
rates SG 10 cts foot, 90 per bbl for whskey
50 per eask r bacon and 81 SOFAS per Ion; New Or
Jeans 10 foot SO cts for dry bbis so cts for wet
do, and IS per ton. z .1 e--< a
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET July 6.-We
have to note continued duness in Dry Goods
ket but it is pretty nearly time for the fall trade to open
and in the course of week or two there will probably be
something doing this branch of trade. Notwithstanding
the inactivity the market the feeling in is still pretty
firm and for most staple goods prices tolerably well
maintained The stocks large and for styles
of goods the supply unusually light We again quote
heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetings at SA(d9
cts, medium Sheetings and Shrtings at 7hlS cts and
light do. at 54 6 cts Beached Sheetings and Shirngs
are steady and firm for all desirable styles. Drills firm
at SA g9cs for brown; 9(d94 cts. for beached 10h11
cts for blue Cotton Flannes Denms, Stripes and Ticks
generally bringing previous rates Osnaburgs
scarce and very firm. Gnghams suitable for the fall
trade beginning to arrive but there in nothing
ment doing in them. We quote them at 9lD1O cts
Manchester 104 cts for Glasgow and Lancasers and
cts for Cntons. New Prints arriving freely and Of
ferng at about the opening prices of last De
LANES come in slowly, and only few samples have
as yet been received In Woollens there is little doing
and prices hardly sustained holders very
ious sellers of old Styles while goods yet
spaTingly received.
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From Washinoton


WASHINGTON, July 6.-0wing to the large drafts
on the Treasury during the past week, it is said
that not much more than 81 900, 900 remain on
hand as an available balance. The reissue of the
five millions in Treasury notes has, however, af-
forded sensible relief.
Private letters from Arizona confirm the state
ments of the discovery of rich and extensive gold
diggings, and the consequent general excitement
on the subject
Minister McLane will soon return from Mexico,
as has been ascertained from an authentic source.
The Execution of Harden
BELvIDERE, N. j., July GA great crowd is
gathered here to witness the execution of the Rev.
Mr.. Harden for the murder of his wife The exc
cuton takes place about o'clock.
SECOND DESPATCH
BELvIDERE, July 6.-Harden was executed att. 80.
He made no speech, but after making prayer, bade
adieu to those on the scaffold. He was quite calm
up to the last. He hung twelve minutes during
which his struggles were horrifyng. During the
morning he visited the scaffod and examined every
part with the utmost composure He made con-
fession to his brother which will probably be pub
lished. E
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER FULTON
OFF CAPE RACE.
Death Of Jerome Bonaparte.

ST. JOINS, July 6.-The steamer Fulton, from
Southampton on the 9th ult., passed Cape Race
last evening.
The steamer Vanderbilt arrived out on the even
ing of the 26th.
The Fulton passed the Cape at o'clock, in com.
pany with the steamer Persia.
1t is said that the King of Naples has accepted
the propositions of his Council for constitution on
liberal basis, and an alliance with Piedmont.
The death of Prince Jerome Bonaparte is an.
nounced among the items of news from the
Continent.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, June 26- 6-COtton-Saes of the three days
26 900 bales the market closing dull The sales includ
ed 900 bales to speculaors and exporters Prices have
declining tendency, but are generally unchanged.
Manchester adyices are favorable. Prices unchanged
but irregular.
Wakefield & Nash quote Breadstufs dull, and buyer
demanding reduction Wheat has declining tendency
and prices are Id lower. Red los 9i.G1lIs 4d; white
lis. 4d(Gl2s cd. Corn has declining tendency and
all qualities have slightly declined.
Breadstuf-The weather has been favo able for the
crops. Breadstufs generally dull with declining ten
dency. Wheat has declined 1c Corn slightly declined
Provisions.-The market quiet and prices are gen
orally unchanged.
Wakefield & Nash quote The market is dull and pri-
ces nominal Lard steady at 55s .(d60s.
PRoDUcE.-Rosn is steady As ads Cd. Sugar is
steady. Coffee is quiet. Rice steady
LONDON MARKET.-Coffee is steady. Sugar is also
steady. Rice is heavy.
MONEY MARKRT-Consols 93 %no3k
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL.
George j. Whelan Us. Job Smith, Jr. Action
on foreign judgment. Verdict for plaintiff for
S493. 80. .."
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs.
Elisha Warford and Others Richard Colvin.-
The motion to dissolve the injunction in this case
was set down for hearing on this day. Complain
ants counsel asked for an extension of the time for
hearing the motion to dissolve. The Court held
the matter under caria. Grafton l.. Dulaney for
compliments; Reverdy johnson, Brown, and
Brune for pondents.-Nothing done in the other
Courts.
morning at 10 o'clock, to dispose of the usual as
sault and battery cases 49, -
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HENRY C. SPALDING tS CO.,
Box No. 5000 New York.

Put up for Dealers in containing four, eight, and
twelve beautiful Lithograph Show Card accom-
panying each package.
n5- single bottle Of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will ten times annually every household vi
Sold by all prominent Stacnefs Druggists, Hardware
nd Furnitue Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPALDlNGs
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list 1t will
tand any climate
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

foH The WEEK DING JULY b.
ALCOHOL.-We have heard of sales of Alcohol this
week, and quote it dull at 40kG4l cts, for 95 per
cent.
ASHES.-Ashes selling in New York at So 25 for
Pot and S575 per 100 lbs for Pearl but hear of moth
ing being done in them here.
BARK.-Querctron Bark continues and firm.
We have heard of sales this week. but quote it
S22d23 per ton, f.o b., for No l.
BEESWAX-Beeswaxi is steady and firm at 35,G36 cts.
per h., but there is very little doing in it.
BREAD-Bread is steady at the following rates viz
AZ cts for Navy, cts for Pilot and cts per b. for
Water Crackers, less the usual discount.
COFFEE.-COIee continues firm There has been a fair
inquiry for it this week. but the high prices limit
actions and the sales add only about 1000 bags The
sales include $50 bags Rio at Ism cts 700 bags do
IA cts and 600 bags do at l44@14k cts. quote Cof
fee to-day as follows, viz: at 13A914 cts for
fair to good Rio 144914k cts. for prime and choice
do 14a14H cts for Laguayra IA cts for Maracaibo and
H@l64 cts. per lb. for Java. There have been no
imports this week and the stock to-day is about 900
bags.
COTT0N.-The demand this week has been very limit
ed the sales not exceeding 200 bales at irregular prices
The smaness of the transactions renders it impossible
give reliable quotations. We reduce them, however
cent on last weeks figures, viz