The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-03

WooD WooD! some owing patron will
Eiease bring US a load OF good dry wood.
THosE of our ps:rons who do mol get their
papers will please inform us.
Qua Patrons will pay early attention 10
their bills as sent 10 them by US. We must
have money TO meet our indebtedness.
Qua friends al Harrisburg, Bound, Mott,
Ciyner, f.eisenring, Kline, Osiefhont and
Brewer. have our thanks for continued fa-
sors and you will, ''piease keep sending"
TIE PATRON who promised to bring Us
couple OF bushels of potatoes had better be
making his word good or labor under the
fear of having san aclionn brought against
him for damages in our family caused for
the want of the article.
THs Columbia County Republican, has just
entered upon its fifth volume. It's editor
speaks of the success he has thus far re-
eeiyed with good deal oil beast He says
il is acknow lodged 10 be ''ihe most influen-
tiaI paper ia the couAtyw BY whom.
Doctor The most Mira portion oil his par.
" might so acknowledge 1t.
jon PRNrEas' JoUnsAL.-The publishers
OF this Journal have our thanks for copy.
II is published quarterly by VIM. H. Page
Il Co, a, Greenville, Conn, as a specimen
sheet. They are dealers in Printers ma.
terial generally. This number contains
some handsome specimens type, borders,
ole.
On Monday last was "movlng dayn in
this place.. and rather a rough, boisterous
one il was. But as far as we can learn all
who participated, arily. in the .'mov-
ing exercise" have by this time become
quieted down in their new homes, there 10
live one gear at the least, when few besides
The uneasy and discontinued ones will again
'pull up stakes"
/ Nav Mail AGEsT.-Mr. E. A. Jones, of
Tamaqua, has been appointed Mail Agent.
on the Cauawissa, WiIlamsport & Erie
Railroad route, between Port Clinton and
Elmira, in the place of Samuel B. Graeff,
removed.
The Daily PennSytuanian, published in the
city OF Philadelphia, has suspended for the
want of sufficient support. The Ersning
Aygus is the only Daily Democratic paper
in that city al present. The Argus is good
paper, as was The Pennsylvania. They
both ought 10 have been well sustained in
city like Philadelphia. They were worthy
Of liberal support. Success 10 the Argus.
HowARD ASSOCIATION, PBILADELPmA.-
This welI-known benevolent association
has proved itself, by long course of hon
orable dealing, 10 be a perfectly reliable
ard highly useful institution. We COM
mend il 10 the public attention with much
COZ fidence See advertisement.
CoSkEcTIcUT held her State Election on
Molday last. and The Republican ticket will
be pretty hard run. The Opposition 10 The
Republican ticket are holding out that the
Republicans in the last Congress rejected
'oUe, fures for a reconciliation with the Sece-
ding States, which Is matter of tact and
will have its weight. As we go 10 press
we -Are uuInformed as to any of the results
PETERsoSs' New PUBLIcATIoSs.-In an
other column OF ouF paper will be seen ad-
vorused for sale 10, of handsome, useful
and interesting books, any OF which can be
had by remiI;ing the price by mail 10 the
publishers, T. B. Peterson & Brothers, sL6
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. For the tile
and price OF Tie different books, see adyer-
Ar a meeting of The Democratic Associa-
lion, of this place, on Tuesday evening last,
,he Treasurer made report, explaining the
condition Of the Treasury, and showing thai
a small sum was still in his hands. The
repon was adopted. After some remarks
by the President, concerning the manage
men, of the affairs of this Institution, the
meeting adjourned.
JUSTICES OF THE PEAcE.-The following act
of Assembly is important 10 those who have
been elected Justice of the Peace al the
afootson