The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-01-17
ANEW VOLUME or TEE
ssSTAR OF TIL MORT H.'
WHICH Is ADMITTED TO De THE VERY BEST
COUNTY PAPER.

eT' The Star will enter upon a new vol
ume in few weeks, when every person who
desires to furnish himself or his family with
local journal of Literature and NeWS should
subscribe. This paper has already obtained
a large circulation in Columbia and the coun-
ties adjoining and received the
HIGHEST COMBINATIONS
From the presses of the STATE is articles
and opinions are quoted with approval a.
bread, and It's growing subscription list is the
best evidence 0! its popularity at home. II
is the newspaper from which the othercoun-
ty papers get heir lo;ll norf, is the largest
size of country papers, and is printed with
materials Of the best kind. The paper will
furnish the latest
Foreign and Local News,
Original and selected Literature and Essays
upon Morals, Religion, Science, History and
Politics II will give thc>repors OF Congres-
sional and Legislative proceedings, and JaH
accounts Of the doings in our County Courts.
The paper has correspondents in Washing
ton, Philadelphia and Harrisburg With the
new rohme ntn,Jer Of NEW FEATURES
AND IMPROVEMENTS, Win be in,yodu-
ced into the paper for the instruction and a
musement of It's readers A number Of
New Correspondents,
Will furnish Original Literary and Political
articles for its columns. One Of these con-
tributes an interesting paper, The D'"y q
a Boarding School N!ss,' which wi. soon aP-
pear in the "S,ar" Another, mamJe: OF
the Philadelphia Bar, has written for It
sketch called "7hs Poyl:Hi';csa q III" :st!
Fdmily"
The publishers viii also give series @.
letters from the different towns Of lhis coan-
,y. They will publish series Of instructive
Legal Essays, upon such iects as shGI! 1e
Of general interest and importance, aud will
receive Political EsSJgs from seEcra! gentle
men Of emincu. character and talent. In
fact, no labor or expense will be spared to
make
THE STAR or TIE FORTH
Agreeable 10 every class Of readers. In
politics the Star will be as heretofore, rad-
caHu DEMOCRATIC, Il will tearies,Iy ad
vocale equal rights 10 cN, and sustain the
cause OF the people against every colnbina-
ton and assault; Of rnoaopoIs!s. II has not
heretofore spared the corup, or unprincipled
of any party, and it will continue as it has
begun; adhering TO the political faith Of Jsj;
tsrson JackSon Polk and Shaah trusting 10
the eternal and immulable principles of
Right and Truth with high, holy and ho'
ping faith in the universal brotherhood of all
mankind and looking onward 10 the time
when all the earth shall be one happy, uni
ted and prosperous republic Of peaceful
frccmen.
That their friends may see how the paper
is received by the press abroad the publish
crs annex here few OF the many common-
dations received during the year from pa.
pers of the State
From the Peaa2y!rmign.
"The articles are able, pointed and thor
oughly radical and the whole paper gives
evidence of perseverance that must pro-
duce prosperity, Mr.. Weaver is well known
as fine writer and speaker, and MIR. Gil
more as the recent efficient editor OF the Co.
umbia Enquirer
From t!o PMs5Wg Post.