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Trusses.-Dr. Marsh Continues Go Apply
his lcs Truss the Of Hernia
TrseA supporter SHOULDER Brsoes Suspension BsadAges
silk elastic stocking Belts Bathing Tusses and al surgical
appliances spplied lady attendance the female
psrment No vessy street. AEor HOUSE,, opposite 81.
PAuls church
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Married.

bAIpwIs-hAsoN.- this city, on Wednesday evening,
august ~, by the Rev James Ailets, az his residence
city. 80 -
q. SuEssaSk-MorT In Brooklyn, on Friday, August
~, ~ MAY Up aeopa church. by Rev. D. V. N JobR
son Ssnfs ~ Vrclksshsx TO Mis- KATE NJ eldest daugh
Ter OF Vim. q. Mott, ali OF Brookiyn.
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0yyruAr vorr o. NosTs cAso1rrA --Tns whole vcis
enst 81 The recent Kuber,aorai election IA NOrn Carr
Inns vN JIG, s52 bSpg increase Of 10 81 vote
OF 1868 The majority % Eis desncrst "a 6s.s saiIx
redIcl.oa " e,eis On We dsn2csa,s uSx.'{ u AZ,
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yUArcprs AND yyvuRv-op ALL DWc1R.
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W.. p. DALEY CO.
Il oox OUT FOR TIE CARS WHEN THE LOCOMOTIVE.
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s. d.. New YORK Rus ne-s GUIDE
p Do. Rules for Rsirosd Travellers
10 DO. Arrival and Departure Of S<amboats az
ocesn Steamers in The Unsed s's'-s sas
Canada
IL DO lime fDdcsor, showing tie dferrnce %
tive N 'crtJ cities Of the unised sasses aal-
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IA 90 Mach s,siion win correc, tine tAbesa ~.
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with hiziorics facts
ii-Corfes vsw n New Orleans steel.
10 rvree Time Tables % all ibs Principal Railroads =
the United staes and CenAda
~ --tNfrpct View 81 Bsltimn~e, steel
fCorrect ifkrnesa stsel, % Fan Tate President ~
me Memphis and Cbarieson Rs4fosS.
~ -Advef'isssnents of Southern RairoAds
ta-Traveler's Guide 70 be PrincpA Watering Places.
Springs And cher Fashionable summer Resbra
-gondspsed description Of The Principal Cues and rcys
IN The United States.
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sell 10 tho ecu.h. -
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al the " al The rofbern country IW -
"a New tosk Al The souisern fetet OMce come q rann
street and Broadway. ". ALVIN LLOYD.
Publisher,
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Beautiful Com pie xior. - afrd's Liauid
Yeea has schsye reieor.. eau fgr 3stlgfy
iag sid psrse-s he sai -oi a. drag
gsss Principe dep - 49, ssd aD B-ajpsy
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Bate before Hair Dys IL the Beet In the
void Msfe, si and aoplso soo-prA@s prr,s psyna
v ne ga tscto-y, Is 3onsi a-set
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Crisfsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tom
rsss ds hs- n tire spr1 Waoe~ss s,i fs,s ".
prga,siy spplei No Aslo- houae
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Bvy the Ch,ap,st.ns the Res,

fneipisnt Consvrn ptior Cared.
TIE teye "a cu.ei ~ n TybAa Pu ,sy1lc LIE
syn, pee role Deco. - cor~sad.s-
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stefnway q sons'
yssrs WGeTooDs 81 and 81 walker street
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Brccklyn Photograohs.--Miniatare.
cHAs N MfLrANsON lr.,.s.i ISL
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Architectural Photography II 900 Beau
uful Buidags Cv Views &c 81 cents cspy, a, HOLMES
gaNery. rs
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the n:ss !. - sewing Machines
"''' iADD. WIS - co. 81, so,isly.
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H.rrine's Patent Champion Fire and
burglar PROOF SAFES Isl SrdvsJ corner Of Maray street.
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rur shirF Store l. Y. s. Ionfon Toxs sairts maJs
% order supeSior sB sat o.. CoAfs - 81
proadyag. n. T.
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-aJs P.ss.l sr-r confirmed n.rgsas "a IA v.-~ "7s
Sec rer-s '.r,e ~ ci~snsss fsre- .at ssec
gs-,,s sess9-Ss soe ss.sssa ~. -lci u az JqrcA
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Drawings OF the Dcla ware State Lotte-
res-WoOD, EDDY CO., Managers OF The
pEtAvAnE, nrsrycnv Asp slssouM srArs Iofyysr'.
DrLAwAaK-FrYRA CLAM t0s, Aususr q, 1850.
&c, 81, Al, IL, 10, Sc, 81, 90, %, IA, |, Y, G..
DsAvAas-CLAs too, AusJsf q, lseo.
81, SO, 10, ~, CO, ., 3, 20, 81, 20, ~, a., 6s.
CrcuiAry Sent FREE OF charge By afdresxss either IN
WOOD EDDY DO, W ilmlagt0n. Delaware,
or 10 WOOD EDDY 4 CO, ST. Lous MAsouri
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Garney's GALLERY,
7G BROADWAY.
Photographs Ivoryiypes
Miniatures !, on. and Dayuerreayoes
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Grover 4. Bakers Celebrates Soissies
tesBg Nscbinsa the bsG "a 70. family sss'n, tls
Beo.iv AZ sep Tork and it2 ytlpl street 3-ookya
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The best Manipulating and Family
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Drawings OF France, Broadbents q Co.'S
Delaware I>o,.eres.-
II, so, 81, Il, 80, 50, 40, %, %, a., IL, 20.
Gnssp co-sonpArx3 forrrnr-cLAss a. Aueusr Is, it0.
30 81, 50, ca, 1G. 60. 8, IS, so, 80, I9, 6j, AZ.
FHANCS BRoApBFwrs co,
Managers Wilmington Delaware.
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whs,le, q wn.ons sewing rIaehin".
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shfrt.. Shirtsii--sfr for g..
Made from tas oe~, Wan Slt.a and wafer tgs, ain
rspo. Ice Ij-ltsm sree. cp-ner o. Pear.
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GAs FIXTURES o,s,,rv
suz LARGEST.
CHEAPEST,
AND nasF
Aoorment IN New York. IL 20 be found A. the
WI. y. DALEY q CO.
No Bro.d
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Eureha Sewing Mat hines.
IfNNERs ATyACHTD, PafCs 81
VIII SIGH. RUS. cas- exPATD rOa
HFN. FELI. GATHER IN WEExLT or
Ara Blfn ynSrFLY tssTAL-fNT~
tuls d ppfei. svSns wanted oscs ~ 3soea~sy.
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A Scnrry Trick.

In the summer of 1854, servant girl,
named Hannah Menge, in the iau.ily OF
MIR Cummings, OF Belleionte bought tick
ct ins lottery, held by ]. nj. Lyle, al
Mountain House, Blair county, By which
she drew carriage valned al $4,000. The
carriage was given in charge of Mr.. Cum
minos, TO deliver TO the girl, but he charged
the girl in settlement of her wages with the
ticket, and locked mp the Carriage. Acting
under The advice of ADREW q. CURTIN,
Cummings refused 10 deliver the vehicle
over 10 the girl She brought suit TO recov-
er the properly she had fairly drawn IN the
distribution of articles at the Mountain
House Through the influence OF Curtin
and Know Nothing jury, and no'~rh
standing the Judge charged directly agains
the defendant, she lost her dollar and her car
riuge. The verdict was not guilty hut th'
defendant TO pay the cost. This is lirerall.
trne. and can be substantiated from the rec
| ords of the Court of Centre county. and
shows the honor and manliness of Andres
G. Curtin the Black Republican candldat
for Governor, in aiding TO cheat aspoor gi
ont of her property, which she had fairl
won and which every right minded ma
will say Justly belonged to her. What thin
the people of Pennsylvania of man VIII
would be guilty of such meanness bnt
is consistent with the character OF the not
rous Mr. Curtin, and acts like the ahov
are part and parcel Of mis- nature -MDt"
form Democrat
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COUNTY TICKET.
Election, Tuesday, October 9Th, 1860.

Resoiued, That the convictions OF the DEM
ocsa,ic parry of Pennsylvania remain un-
shaken in the wisdom and justice OF ade.
uuate protection oil iron, coal, wool. and oil
the great staples of our country, based upon
The necessities of reasonable revenue sys-
tenn of the General Government; and aP-
proving OF the views of President Buchanan
upon ihe subject of specific duties, we
earnestly desire our Representatives III Con-
gress 10 procure such modification oil Inc
existing laws as the unwise legislation OF
the Republican party in 1857 renders abso-
iuieiy necessary TO The prosperity OF The
great industrial interests of the State OF
Pennsylvania-P Passed at the Reading Con-
rention March 2, 1860,
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Court Proceedings.

Court met, Hon. w j Woodward Prest.-
Hons. Peter Kline and Jacob Evans, on
the Bench. The usual business of the morn
ing was gone through. An unusual amount
oficriminal business was sent TO the Grand
Jury-many matters of the kind were laid
over 10 December term.
Com'th. Us. William. Goodman-Assault
with intent TO commit rape-District At
torney, Jackson and Freeze, for Common
weallh-Clark and Comfy, TO deft. Verdict
guilty of assault, but not an attempt TO raw
ish. Sentence. fine of ten dollars and the
costs.
Cem'th u.s. John Whipple-Indictment
larceny of horse. Dist Atty. for Com'th
-WiIt for def,. Plea Of "not guilty with
drawn and plea of guilty. Sentenced three
years to the Pententiary.
Com'th U.s. Henry May-Larceny-Dist.
ATTY. for Com'th-Jackson and Hurley for
def. Verdict, gulty-motion for new trial
Com'th U.s. Edward Cary-Assault and
battery. Dist. Atty and Jackson for Com'th
CLARK for deft. Verdicl "guilty." Five
dollars fine and costs.
Com'th. vs Abraham Young-Indict-
ment, misdemeanor in office, as Justice oi
the Peace Dist. Atty. for Com'th-Clark
and Hurry for deft-verdict not gully and
VIM. Denuison prosecutor, TO pay the costs
Com'th U.s. C.. Titsworth-fornication &
basiardy-Dist. Atty. for com'th-Jacksou
for deft-verdicl guilty-the usual sentence
J Wagner adm. of c. Henninger, us Lud
wig Thiel-Aciion ST assumpsit. Freeze
| fo. Plf-Clark for deh.-Non suit enteree
by consent, with leave TO take it off upor
cause shown.
Com'th. u.s. David Evans-Assault and
battery Dist Atty and Freeze for Com'th-
Clark deft--yerdict, not gully, but deft. It
pay half the costs.
Com th rs. George Levan-fornication
Dist Atty. and Clark for Comth-Wirt an
| Freeze Tor deft-verdict, guilty. Sentenc
500 dollars fine and costs, and 10 stan
committed
Com'th. u.s. Nathan Seely-selIing liquo
to minors-Dist. Atty. and Jackson fc
Com'ih-Freeze for deft. Verdict equity.
On motion of Freeze, rule for new trial.
Comth Us Vincent Arwine-assault an
battery-Dist. Atty. and Hurley for CONT
CLARK FOR deft Verdict not gnilty-bl
deft. TO pay half the costs.
Com'lh U.s. Nancy Mchael-Adutery-
Dist. Atty. and Clark for com'th-Wirt an
Freeze for deft. Verdict guity-sentenc'
s;x voop,bc in couutv iail
Com'th Us. Franklin Stewart-Obtainin
money under false pretences-Dist. Att
: for Com 'lh-Hurley, Clark and Freeze #
deft Verdict, not guiIiy,-prosecutor, 10
Thomas, 10 pay the cost.
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ID R 8 I'D Q

In West Hemlock township, on last Fri
day evening OF apoPIexy, JACOB SHEEP Esq;
late Commissioner OF Moniour county, aged
about 90 years.
CLrFFY STEWART, eldest child of Frank
and Mary Stewart, born February 9Th, 1888,
died 3Ist of August, 1860. Cut down IN
the budding spring time OF lie, none oni
those familiar with his rare promise and
winning ways can tell how bitter IS the
grief which mourns his loss. and how DESC
late seems the household which shall never
more be enlivened by The merry romps, he
intelligent prattle and bright gladsomeness
of a childhood as memorable as il was bret
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PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Tenth Annual Exhibition

Tenth Annual Exhibition
YOMTNG BATTLE GROUN
Near the Wyoming Monument and in the
Uicinity Of Wilkes Barre, Piuston & Scran.
to,i, in Luze,ne County
va,HE Exhibition will open on Tuesday.
Il and will continue Four DAYS, viz:
September 25th, 26th, 9th and 2Sth.
The Grounds which are most beautifully
situated are aol only large, bui remarkably
well adapted 20 the purposes OF the Exhi-
bition
THEY CONTAIN SEYENTY-TWO
RES.
A fine track for horses, well as every
and safely of exhibitors and the animals
and articles they wish 10 exhibit, are pro.
vided.
! Arrangements have been made with ths
different Railroad Companies for The trans
porialion OF articles intended for exhibition
| Tree of charge both ways.
Visitors 10 the Exhibition will find mos,
J ample accommodations, al moderate prices
The different Railroad companies will
Issue Excursion Tickets.
Lists OF Premiums. Judges, and Resula-
tion<, &C. can be had at all the principaI
! Agricultural Warehouses, from Gen. Z. w.
s lrievaui, al WIlkesBaue and on appIi.
caliar uHiIl September l>l, to The Secretary
a, Harrisburg. After that time the Secrs.
tary's office will be a West PItlsion Lu.
zefne county. Competition open 10 all
a. D. HESTER,
August p, 1860. Sea aury.
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GEsERAL FosrER-By way of the n Y,
City dailies we learn that General Foster,
our candidate for Governor. has al last con-
cluded to take the stump. The Chalrmen
of the Democratic and Republican State
Central Committees are arranging a series
of meetings for him and Col Curtin, at
which both are to address the people upon
the issues involved in the campaign. We
are not ye, informed of the time and place
of these meetings.
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,
M Z d 4 L DE p 4 X I " EN- T,
Ninth Street, Below Locust,
5pJHJffLAi0NftIp pJEi

HHE Session oil lS6U-6l will commences
Il October Sih, 1860, and continue until
March. Examinations are Conducted daily
by The Members OF the Faculty. Second
Course Students are furnished with the
Hospital 1 cket without charae Five Gil
MICS lincudIng DIseases oil WOmen) are
held at the College every week. Fees =
MsIriculauon, So Oue Full Course, sos !;
Graduation, $50. Applications on the beu-
eficiary should be sent belnre the begin
ming of the Session Address,
LEWIS D. HARLOW, NJ. D., Dean.
September 3. 1860
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In New York the Breckinndge party has
at last fused with the Douglas, and Bell and
Everett parties. Though in 1856 that State
gave Fremont 10000 majority, YET strong
and reasonable hope is entetained that she
may this fall be redeemed from Republican
misrnIe, against which even Greeley cries.
He says, that s'for the next eight weeks the
Republican party has harder work TO do
than il ever did before" While the spirits
Of the opposition are tagging and being
depressed, those of the Democrats are be-
ing commensurately elevated, and they
seem resolved TO make up for their former
Inertia by renewed activity now. In this
section the best Of feeling exists, and we
are resolved TO throw in heavy malorities
for our candidates.
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DoUeLAs says that his sole object is TO
cEush BaEcKINRIDGE. We have read of a
Haman who erected a gallows on which 10
hang the pious and patriotic Mordecai, but
was hung on if himself. The Illinois squatter
will find that his efforts 10 crush Kentucky's
glorious son will only result in his own Ut
ter and disastrous overthrow. The people
will have a say in this proposition TO crush
Major John c Breekinridge-and instead
of becoming the instruments of The ptiriul
spite of the Illinois squatter-wal give him
his quietus-will consign him to that OBJ
security and contempt, 10 which his treason
to his party and his corrEpt and unscrnpu'
Ious ambition entite bin. John c. Breckin.
ridge will live in the affections and admi
ration OF his counsymen-loved, respected
and trusted, for MS manly virtues and lofty
and stainless character, long af:er the llll-
nois demagogue, shall have sunk beneath
the contempt of all trne Democrats.
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The OH BusIsEss Twenty three hun
dred barrels of oil were received at Erie, IN
August, from the Pennsylvania oil region.
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,..ssJs this extra ordinary crisis of affairs,
no man can be true patriot without first
becoming an AboIitionist A fTee-soitsr is
ooiy TAD?0LE in an advanced state OF
transformation an ABOLlTloNlsT is the
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-12

The people in New Haven are seeing
stars in the day time. That is not a new
discovery. But, says the Proyidsnce jour
nal. il does not speak well for the morals OF
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sac OF THE MoNToUs IRON WoRKs.-
The Montour Iron Works, located in Mon
:our and Lycoming counties, were sold at
the Merchants Exchange last week, By or
der of The trustees OF mortgage of 28th of
September, 1885. The property consists oil
rolling mills, furnaces. dwelling houses, of
fees, lands, mineral lands, ore, mining
rights, &. The works OF the company are
erected in the borough OF Danvi'le. The
lands sold comprised two thousand acres,
and the dwelling houses numbered upwards
OF three hundred, Mr.. Joseph A. Clay, at
torney for the parties Interested IN the works
bid 500 zoo. There was no other bid,
and the properly was accordingly "knock-
ed dowun 10 him. The terms of sale were
$50 900 cash, and the balance on the exc
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TIE Republicans of Montour county have
made the following nominations: For Com
missioner, Charles Feustermacher; Treas
urer, Thomas Jameson Auditor, Peter Har-
der. They made no nomination for Pro-
shonolaIy, but empowered the Standing
Committee to make a nomination If they
should think proper. They instructed con-
ferees for ScRAsToN for Congress. Also in
structed conferees for BoUND OF Milton, Tor
Senator. The Representative conierees
were appointed without instructions. We
are informed that the Republican party
stand no chance of eleciing any OF Their
ticket in. Montour. The Democrats of Old
Columbia will hold the Opposition at bay
this fall, as they have done heretofore, and
nobly maintained their principles and posi-
ion. The Democracy are already unshield-
ine their swords and preparing for the
combat.
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Slorekeepers, Canvassers and Agents IN
every city, town and village Ia the United
States, TO engage in the sale OF the above
popular work, all of whom will be supplied
with the work al the rate OF Nine Dollars
dozen Address all orders, with remrtances
inclosed, tor the quantity wished, TO l. b.
Peterson & Brothers. No. 3O6 Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia, and they will receive imme-
diate attention, and be sent at once per first
express after receipt of order.
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PREsIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

ELECTORS AT LARGE.
RICHARD VsUx, GEoRGE NJ kEIM,
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
!. Fred a. Server. Il3 Joseph Laubach.
2. VIM. c. Pattersou.f4. J Reckhow.
3. JOS. Crockett, Jr. IL. Geo. D. Jackson.
Al. G. Brenner. I6. J. A. Ali.
5. G. w. Jacooy. II. J. B. Danner.
6. Charles Kelly. IiS ]. R. Crawford.
TO p James. i9. H N Lee.
8. David Schali. 90 ]. B. Howell
81. L. I.ie6iner. 2I. N. P. Fenerman:
10 S. S. Barber. % Samuel Marshall
IL. T. II. Walker. %. William Book.
f2. S. S. Winchester. lea B. d. Hamlin
- 25. Gaylord Church.
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Ma WELsH's ADpR Ess.-We call attention
10 the address OF the Hon. WIN. H WELSH,
Chairman of the Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee, which will be found IN to-
days STAR. For document OF importance
il is brief, and exhibits in a lucid style ard
nervous language, the peculiar position OF
the Democratic party at The present time,
the duty which every Democrat owes to
his country in the crisis and the OILY means
in the use OF which we shall be able to res
cue our beloved Commonwealth and the
whole Union from the hands Of the "Phiiis-
tines which are against The rights and IN
teres,s of our common country.
We heartily commend this address TO all
Democrats, and earnestly solicit them TO
reflect calmly on the advice contained in 1t,
and 10 use the means which IT suggests.