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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-16
Marriage in LapIand

IL is death in Lapland to marry man
without the consent Of his parents and
friends When a young man has formed
an attachment Tor tsrnais, il Us the fash
ion for her friends to meet, 10 behold the
young pariies run race together. The
maiden is allowed IN starting, one-third OF
The hole distance, so that il is impossible,
except willing herself, that she should be
oveuaken. II the maid ouiruns The sulior !;
the matter is ended ne must never have
her. il being criminal for The young man to
regard The notion OF marriage. But ]! the
virgin have an affection ioE him though at
FIRST she run quite fast to Try his love, she
viii without Ailan,a's golden balls 10 retard
her speed, preiend casualty and voidn-
tary halt before she comes 10 The mark al
the end OF the race. Thus none are to mar
" against their viii and that Is the reason
thai ia this poor country The married people
are richer in their conIentment than in other
lands where so many feign love and cause
unhappiness.
The Calmucks, a Tartar tribe, have the
same custom. only With the agreeable dill
fefence that the amorous race is performed
On horseback Generally il is said among
lbess Asiaiics that the leading horse loses
the race. In pursuing this interesting sub
ect we note coincidence between The Cal
muck xooins and those of ,he most civilized
people, for il often falls out that in enlight-
sned matrimonial races, like those OF the
Ca:muck, al The end of The heas the most
refined and elegant pufsuer finds thai be
has only, caught a taFiaf.' ssf
We would pursue ii,is interesting sub
ject, bn. The terrible directness of the joke
already perpelfaied makes our pen blush.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-16

Mussos's HiLL-When The rebels took
possession OF Muusons Hill, even some
army officers were alarmed, and went 10
Nc Clellan 10 demonstrate against his pass
i've conduct in the matter To whom The
shrewl young General is said TO have repli-
ed know Mnnson's Hill very well The
enemy cannot so .ireaglhen il but that can
take it whenever need il in an hour and
with three regiments. Meantime it is a
great advantage TO new troops I'd see the
enemy before them j, makes them watch.
fuI, gives them occasional rife practice, and
pots them in spirits. The event has proved
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-16

A CoNsIsIAET TRAuoR.-On the Fairfax
turnpike. west OF Bayley's Cross Roads, re
sides ar old farmer named SkIdmore. He is
a violent Secessionist, and has never ceased
10 utter his imprecation against the Gov
ernment. A guard is slalioued near the
house-only, however, for surveillance
over the road-and Skidmore rather than
communicate with them has locked himself
in The upper story of his house. Two days
since he called his slaveS-seven in number
together and lold them 10 leave his house
and never relurn-lhat they were "a pack
of d---d Unionists, and he would not
have anybody about him with such internal
sentiments The slaves grinnineiy sub
mitled TO the inhiclion, and departed ior
the camp of the New York Eighteenth,
where they are now quatteted.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-16

nPLAyED Our" CHARACTERs.-Since the
feturn of some OF the regiments which took
part in the Boil Run engagement, our ex
changes, particularly in New England be
gin 10 be rich in interesting anecdotes OF
personal adventure and escape. Ii would
be we'll enough TO avoid the following con-
veulional characters who turn up alter ev-
cry noteworthy battle. viz Il. The con-
teniional pious soldier, whose little bible
carried in his breast pocket received Inc
bulle, and saved his heart 2. The wicked
militia man with gin flask in one pocket
and a pack of cards ia the other, and he
with bad wound in the groin between the
two for, of course, no swell directed" bhI-
lei SsouId consent 10 act as a Especial prov
idence' in such case. 3. The vety ole
soldier oil tales, who comes out OF actioh
with bullet IN his watch, The fortunate in
tefposition of time having prevented the
soldiers entrance upon eternity. One or.
two OF these stock actors ap pear Iii a New
Haven paper OF yesterday, and il is hnder-
stood that they are .iengaged Tor the sea-
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THE RieB+ Soar OF RELIGIoS.-We want
a religion Ina, goes into the family, and
keeps the husband from being sPiieful
when The dinner is late, and keeps the th>
ner from being lale-keeps the wife from
lre,lin2 when the husband track the newly
washed floor With his muddy boots, and
makes the husband mindful of the scraPer
and floor mai; keeps the mother patient
when the baby is cross. and keeps the baby
pleasant amuses the children as well as
insiracts them wins as well as governs
projects the honeymoon into The harvest
moon, and makes The happy hours like the
eastern fig tree, bearing in its bosom at once
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-16
killing a Gorilla.

Nj. de Chaillu thus describes the killing
of gorilla:
Suddenly, as we were yet creeping along,in
a silence which made heavy breath seem
loud and distinct, The woods were at once
filled with the tremendous barking roar of
l'the gorilla.
Then The underbrush swayed rapidly just
ahead, and presently before US siood an i'm
mense male gorilla He had gone ittou Oh
The jungle on his al-fours; but when he
saw our party he erected himself and look
ed Us bold in the face. He stood about
dozen yards from Us, and was sight
think never 10 forget. Nearly six feet high
(he proved four inches shorter. with i'm
mense body, huge chest and great muscu-
lar arms, with fietceiy glarine large deep
grey eyes and a helish expression of face
which seemed 10 me like some nightmare
vision thus sIood before US The king of the
African forests.
He was no, afraid OF US He stood there
and beat his breast with his huge fists till it
resounded like an immense base drum
which is their mode OF offering defiance !;
meantime giving vent TO roar after roar.
The roar of the gorilla is the most sipgu-
lar and awful noise heard in these African
Woods. II begins with a sharp bark, like
an angry dog, then glides into deep base
roll, which literally and closely resembles
the roll of distant thunder along the sky,
for which have sometimes been tenn pied
to be Al a ~
So deep is il that it seems TO proceed less
from The mouth and throat than from the
deep chest and vast aunch.
His'eyes began 10 fash fefcer FIRE as We
stood molioness on the defe nsive, and The
'ciesi of short hair which stands on his fore.
head began to twitch rapidly up aud down
while his powerful fangs were shown as he
again sent forth a tremendous roar. And
now truly he reminded me oil some helish
dream creaiure-a being of tha; hideous
order, half man, half beast, which We find
pictured by the old artists in some repre-.
seniaiions OF the Internal regions. II ad-
vanced few steps-lhen stopped 10 utter
that hideons roar again. -advan ced again
and finally stopped when at distance OF
about six yards from Us. And here, as he
began another of his roars and beating his
breast in rage, we fred aud killed him.
With a groan which had something ter
/ ribY human IN il, ard yet was full of brut-
ishness, j, fell forward on lis face. The
body shook conyulsively lor few minutes,
tie limbs moved about 10 a struggling way
aud then all was qulel-dea,h had done It's
work, and | had leisure 10 examine the
huge body. 1t proved five feel eight inch
es high, and the muscular developments OF
the arms and breas; showed what immense
strength il had possessed.
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A coarse ill-natured fellow died one day.
and his friends assembled al his funeral, bnt
no one had good word 20 say about the
deceased Even al the grave all were si-
lent, al length good hearted German, as
he turned to 60 home. said. we'll, he was
a goOt smokerp
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-16

9revet Brgadier Gen. George Gibsoas
Commlssary- General o. Subsistence, 81
died 10 Washington on Sunday night, was
in The service upward of fity-,hree yea
having been first comm Issioned as cap,is
IN the Fifth infantry on The I'd of May. Is
He took an active pau in the varloH
wars which this country has been engage
in siuce that date, and was breveued Brss
der General alter The Mexican war in 1915
Gen. Gibson had been iu failing health y.
some time past.
The Secretary of the Treasury says he s
spending 81 l,20O, 900 day. This arnonugs
TO Ss, 400 600 week and 10 Sl56 ,se0,dJ0
a year Il is equal 10 $50 ooo an hour, an
to lrihe over Ss33 minute. The amour
of interest on years expenditure; al T.
rate will be about $50 doc, ,060,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-16

HARb UP.-"About this time look oui ic
feas," is an old Quotation from still oil e
almanac but about this time "look out &
your clothes, Especially The female poi
tiou OF our popula,iou-is not a qaoia ia
bu, very good advice. The recent departn
of The "hower OF our youth" to the ssst
of war" is already being fek Last nish.
a quantity of female wearing apparel ws,
forcibIs torn aud, with intention and afores
lhougi, taken from a clothes line in ili.
neighborhood The thief, however wa a
repseciei OF persons, having ief, whsi i.s@
longed to the sierner sax on the li..e-s -
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Gathering and Keeping Apples.

oushetih6 uhu hOePihc nPPtCes
In order 10 secure soundness aud prsser>
yation, it is indispensably necessary that
the fruit should be gathered byshand Far
winter irnii the gathering is delayed as long
as possible, avoiding severe frosis, and tbs
most successful practice with our exiensive
orchards is TO place the good .rui, directly
IN careful manner, in new, tight fio1;
barrels, as soon as gathered from the tree
These barrels should be gently shaker
while filling, and The head closely pressed
IN they are then placed in a. cool shady
exposure under a shed open 10 the air, o.
on The north side OF building, protected
by covering OF boards over the top hers.
they remain for fortnight, or until the col
becomes'too severe when they are CAREFUL
transferred 10 a cool, dry celIer, in which
air can be admitted occasionally in brisz
waiher.
A celler Tor this purpose, should be d.
IN dry grasely or sandy soil with il posei
bic aslope 10 the north, or, at any rate, w,,1.
openings on The norlh side Tor The admiss;sa
OF air very rarely in weather moi excessive
cold Here the barrels should be placed O.,
tiers on their sides, and the celIer should -
kept as dark as possible. In snch a ceI5sr
Que OF the largest apple growers in Du,ca
ess county is able 10 keep the GreenIng a.
PIE which, in the frun room usually de
Gays in January until the first of April. &
The freshest and finest condition. Scma
persons place layer OF clean re s,-av
between every layer Of apples, when pse.
ing them in barreIs.-Do Downing.
TIE VoIcE OF HEAyEs.-Tbe land ofs.s
Ience surely extends no farther than .hs
gales OF the heavenly city. ALI is lif. .s..t
activity within but that from iha, wora =
poPuious with Thoughts, and words alss
! songs, no revelation pensiraies, through
dark, silent land. which lies between ihens
Our friends are :her- Stars so distant irou.
US that their light which began It's tr
ages, since, has not yet reached us:
none the less worlds, performing their
oiu'Ions, and occupied by their s3as
| population ofinielligents spirits whose hi.s-
is iull of wonder. Yet the first ray denc
! the existence OF those worlds has neve- =.
The eye o! The astronomer in his inces. =
vigils.
The Silence of the departed will. for sea
OF US, soon, be interrupted. Entering an oss
breaking shadows aud softly unfold -.
hight, the border land, we shall awal Il
| The opening visions OF things r1nseen
eternal, all so kindly revealing ;hem-sivs
| 10 our unaccuslomed sense as t. make s
say, ''how beautiful ~ and, instead of sxc;-
Ting fear, lea ding almost 10 hasten IN azne,
which is removing the vail. Some WI
known voice, so long silent, may he frs;
TO utter our name we are recognizsd We
are safe. A face-a dear, dear face-oFeaks X s
iorh amidst the crowded lines OF disso sia4s
! sight; Iorm-an emorace-assurss as tr.al
it has not deceived us, but has delivered
us up TO the objects hoped for, the tbiues
rOl saeu
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-16

n most quzrfess shers IS : iauIl d boill
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-10-16

Amy said Miss Btownleigh TO her pfet-
~ youna cousin 4 with Jon would jusI run
over 70 Mrs. MayfeId : with ihis nDss. The
chIIdrsn are Al school and have no one TO
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Reu. 8dd,rtt!

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anD ttm assbhtH putlitum stsrmit an. pas ,r
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Der fs bsltssts pumgsruidsl ia sittGfAus ,u
habtn bsi 4. 8leane r.
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M. 6. pelarue

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porttre benz ltaE ptts lstusu etbrtsn fnies in
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mertlani, bar sr
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FUR S8ubltafien unb ium }amiIiens,erau auf lof#,n
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RGtt nmb mnten!
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IraR, Staub,

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Gefen! Sefen!

Ds", SsEtiasn paSIttnM Die Ansttge, bas i'd
sEtinen Stsre Hsu tinssrihtst unp Elm. btosus
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sIHs 6SrfIssAns Otfttbsn. s. 6effltD,
SO. P@ Glain1rtst.
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StifsH SarliS iSr Stit, isatQ HsrbtH fauR
Bat SulltsHR u .rseSsaa sriEt Die @a. si,r Stf,n
EsEer u. SGrtiES
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