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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-26
History Of Cur Flag.


Rev. DR.. PUTEAM, OF Roxhurv, Mass, in
a late sermon; gave the subjoired sketch of
our flag =
The history Of our glorious old flag is of
exceeding interest, and brings back to us a
throng of sacred and thrilling associations.
The banner OF St. Andrew was blue, charg-
ed with white saIter OF cross, in the form
of the letter X, and was used in Scotland as
early as the eleventh century The banner
of ST George was white, charged with the
red cross, and was used in England as early
as the first part of the fourteenth century.
By royal proclamation dated April l2th.
:706, these two crosses were joined togeth-
er upon rhe same banner forming the an
cient national flag Of England. 1t was not
unlil Ireland, in 1901, was made a part Of
Great Britain, that the present national flag
0! England, so well known as the Union
Jack, was completed. But it was the an
cient flag of England that constituted the
basis OF our own American banner Vari-
Gus other flags had indeed been raised at
different times by our colonial ancestors
But they were not particularly associated
with, or at least. were not incorporated in
TO, and made part Of the destined "stars
and stripes" Il was after Washington had
taken command ofthe fresh army of the
Revolution, at Cambridge, that January ?,
1873. he unlurIed before them the new flag
OF thirteen stripes of alternate red and
white, having upon one of its corners the
red and white crosses OF St. George and ST.
Andrew, on a field OF blue. And this was
the standard which was borne into the city
of Boston when it was evacuated by the
British troops and was entered by the
American army Uniting, as it did, the
flags of England and America, il showed
that the colonisls were not yet prepared to
sever the tie that bound them 10 the mother
country. By that union OF flags they claim
ed to be vital and substantial part of the
empire OF Great Britain, and demanded the
rights and privileges which such relation
implied. Yet il was by those thirteen
stripes that they made know the union also
OF the thirteen colonies the stripes Of white
declaring the purity and innocence of their
cause, aud the stripes OF red giving forth
defiance to cruelty and oppression.
On the fourteenth day Of June, 1777, il
was resolved by Congress, "That the flag
OF the thirteen United States be thirteen
stripes, alternate red and white, and that
the union be thirteen white stars in blue
! field" The resolution was made pubic,
Sept. 3, l777, and the flag, that was first
made and used in pursuance of it was that
which led the Americans to victory at Sar-
atoga. Here the thirteen stars were arraug
ed in 4 circle, as we sometimes see them
now, in order better TO express the Union
of the States. In 1874, there having been
two more States added 10 the Union, il was
/ voted that the alternate stripes, as well as
the circling stars, be fifteen iu number, and
/ the flag, as thus altered and enlarged, wa,
the one which was borne through all the
/ contests OF the war of 1912. But it was
thought that the flag would at length be
! come TOO LARGE If n new stripe should be
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-26
Uboife poetrp.
GENTLE ANNIE RAY.

GENTLE ANNIE RAY.
I'm sitting BY thy grave tonight,
Pm weeping bitter tears
For ah-sierns sorrows wlthering blight
Hath d;mned the hopes of years
Deaih came in an untimely hour
To steal my bud away;
Now blossoms in heavenly bower
My gentle Annie Ray.
The night wind sighs around thy tomb,
The willows DER thee weep;
The summer flowers in beauty bloom
Where thou art laid to sleep.
The smile has vanished from my brow
My heart is sad to-day;
The world is sad and lonly now,
Ny gentle Annie Ray.
I mingle with the brave and fair,
In fashions brilliant ihrong;
The graceful form see not there,
No more hear thy song.
An angel form and sweeier strain
Now call my soul away;
know in heaven I'll meet again
My gentle Annie Ray.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-26

SMITH, THE EvERLAsnNG.-Mrs Hanson
chanced 10 live in the vicinity of theolog-
ical seminary, and some of the students
found her bright home a very agreeable
change from their bachelor rooms. A GER
tain youth was acustomed 10 bore her with
rather long visits and she saw him ap-
preaching one day, she exclaimed TO her
sister,
'Oh, there comes that everlasting Smith"
In he came, and soon tried to ingratitude
himself with her little son.
"You don't know who am" said he, ta-
king Master Edward on his knee.
"oh, yes do" said the child, with a
positive air."
"Well, who am !, then ~
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-26

A LAWYER asked a Dutchman in court
what ear marks pig had that was in dis
pnie.
"Vell, ven ! irsi BECAME acquainted nit
de hook, he had no ear marks except he
hab very short tail. -
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-06-26

HEADED OFF BY HIS WIFG.-A distinguish
ed candidate for an Office OF high trust in a
certain State, who is up 10 thing or two"
and has keen appreciation of live beauty,
when abont TO set off on an eIectioneerng
tour recently said 10 his wife who was to
accompany him from prudential reasons
My dear, inasmuch as This election ia
complicated and the canvass is close, am
anxious 10 leave nothing undone that will
promote my popularity, so | have though,
ii would be a good plan for me 10 kiss a
number of the handsomest girls in every
place where may be houored with pub
lie reception. Don't you think il would be
good idea %
Capital" exclaimed the devoted wife:
'fand TO make your election a sure thing,
while you are kissing the handsomest girs.
will kiss an equal number of the hand
soonest young men,"
The distinguished candidate, we believe,
has not since referred 10 this pleasing means
OF popularity.
"AE, John, my uncle has been in New
York, and yourn haiL't.'
"Well, what OF that-my uncle has been
in jail. and yours hain't."
" Said a certain individual to wag,
"The man who has raised cabbage-head
has done more good than aIl.ths metaphy-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-12
Gsy. McCLRLLAx's Wan PRRpARA.

Gsy. McCLRLLAxs Wan PRRPARA-
rroys.-We learn from private source,
worthy of credence, that Gen. McClel-
Ian, on last Tuesday morning, had Sc
batteries Of artillery, Of six guns each.
of various caliber, and about 10000
men, at and near Washington, and
that this army will be increased to ut
least 100000 men before the end ofthe
present week. The organization and
drill of these troops are going forward
with industry and care, and the degree
ofdiscipIine already apparent in every
com pany, regiment, and brigade, is in
the highest degree creditable to the Off
GERS and the men, and promise great ef-
fectiveness in any future operations
that may be undertaken against the en-
cmy. The movements OF troops aud
everything connected with the army
preparations. are carefully kept from
1ubIic knowledge ; but the facts above
given Ito state which can he no harm
now, but will crafty public interest. }
may be relied upon. coming as they do
from one who knows whereof he speaks.
CHICAGO Journal, Sept. Isl.
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Doctors Perez s. Co., Nc. 5il Du-

Doctors EcrCJ ~ co., NO. OH Uu-
pont street, between California and Pine. San
Francisco Pdvsje'aas ead Cpo'a'ing Surgeons, Mem
bcrs of the Royal Colleges of London and Edia-
burgh, Graduates cit,c Universities of Londoa and
Ednburr n First Prizes for Anatomy and Chem
istry. aai Sccoad f., Medical Jurisprudence E.. c
above :.a.ncd Unive; itics. Honorary Ply 'icianS
to the Edinburgh Lyinc-n-ilosplal, and Surgeon
Ia Glasgow Lock ilu pital beg To call thcattcnton
of the public to their Ea,ioah Nod" Of Treating cnd
'ariny Diseases. and may be consulted daily from
0 \. NJ. TIL 9p. NJ,
DISEASES OF THE FOLLOWING ORGANS:
Brain. Eye. En-, Hcari. Lungs, Liver, Stomach dad
Intestinal Cahdt; P'acr.0s. S,,!cca Md
neys ami remainieJ Urinary Dr.
y,ns: Mdm,,;ry ard
Diseases at Women and Children.
Surgical Cascs-Opcrations Of every class and
character performed Gases cfNerrons or Arqni,ed
DebIty, Diseases cfMe Skin etc. etc, we beg to
draw particular attention to. Also, Fibrous and
Muscular Rheumatism, commonly called Chronic
and Acute, and generally produced by the use Of
Mercury. DOCTORS PERCY CO.,
5l4 Dupont street, bet. California ard Pine
N. B.-All letters for Advice or Medicines
promptly answered, and out door patients attend
cd to day and night.
San Francisco, Aug, 1861. Alma
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THE Coon TINE CoME!-Thc people
of California can now receive telegraph
ic communications from st. Louis in
three days!-only some two thousand
miles. In another month or so, we pre-
sumo, that Geographic dispatch which
will leave st. Louis some day ut ten
o'clock A. NJ, will reach San Francisco
the same morning at half past seren.
This is about as near rs man can come
to "annihilating time and space. :"
When Mr.. Strong completes his line of
telegraph from Yreka to Portland, we
shall be within three hours of st. Louis !!
-Oregonian.
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"vALrAsIs RsxsSy.-Noa less thas 500 -.
6sats freo The various Hospitals have procured
sha eeleAeseed Asn. kAeunsne CsrISsi sad Heefkk
ks1sessss, manufactured By Ds. Asospurs, II
San fraaeiseo, asA h The use q which every in.
aividaal has Sessd spsedy asd permanent cure
ADoagss ths tbessasAs q pessoas who have usnd
this isvalsahle rsos1y vishia hsiasa ~ aeeshs,
evesy ess e 49, hare sxpssisassd he asss hsa.
ecial rosu1te. Tie in0eass sAle Is IL Assia
4ss~sass = islispstabls pssef 4 iss %, sssss
s0eaey. TAsos v6e have ss1eseA vosps thas
dsath ftao 1besaasie paias, sxpsrieaes spseAy
ed e0eetsal relief ffeo IL zee, aaA are daily
sssdiag thsis gsasefal aeksswIsdesosn y sks
sassspsisiag esd seissthe Propsietnr." Fer sais
- v6elssals 81 ssaau - Ds. n. AsessSus, aad
b 2spsposoe Co., Agssss,
eao rrpaeioee. NAfek feei ee:D
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-12

SHooT1NG.-We learn from letter
received from Mr.. Thos. J. Carter, of
Gray's Harbor, Chehalis county, that
an Indian, named cold Cock" was
shot and killed by "Sutler" by the
name of Wood. The Indian was run
ming off with sack of tlonr.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-12

PLANET AsIA.-Thc SEVENTEEN plan
ct has been discovered by Mr.. Payscn,
of Madras, and has been named the Asia,
as it is the first discovery of the kind
which has been made in that quarter of
the globe. 1t is an astcroid between
the eleventh and twelfth magnitudes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Halls SarsaparillH, Yellow Dock
and lOdiOe Of lsOtaSS is purely rs re

Halls SarsaparillI, Yellow Dock
and IOdille Of EOtasS-ls purely rs re-
presented and made in strict accordance with phar
maceutical formula, and is strictly guaranteed free
from Spirits Mercury, and Arsenic which caunot
qe said of any other known preparation Of the
kind. AS good and reliable tonic Alternative, it
is uncqualled. 1t quickly removes from the sys-
ten all morbid aud impure tcr,-Mercury,
Lead and Arsenic. For all chronic diseases, there
is no othor remedy cxtant Mat mW, or does cure,
Rhuma,ism, Scrofnlr, Old Sores, Salt Rheum,
Gout, Lumbago Pimples on the face and body,
Neuralgin, Pains in the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes.
Spring Fever, Indigestion. Liver Complaint san
diseases arising from an impure state of Blood.
Skin and Kidneys. as quick and sure. MS Halls
Sarsaparilia. Yellow dock and iodidc Of Potass.
For sale everywhere. for One Dollar; Bottles
sent by express to an" addrcs for Five Dollars.
Il. Hall Co., Sole Projectors.
Nos. 80, j33 Clay ST., san Francisco.
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Notice o Donation Claimants.

Notice . Donation Claimants.
VENiE FINAL survey Of all Donation Claims. over
which the Public Surveys have been extended,
Il not returned 70 this Office by the first day Of
July sect, will be regarded as abandoned; and
Township Plats will be forwarded to the Depart
meat ~ washington preparatory 20 the issuing OF
Pa,eats. This requirement Of the Law, (See Act,
amesdasssy o. the Dosaticn Lsw. for creating the
once Of Surveyor Geaerai Of wAsh,ngtos Terrific
~. Approved February 18th, lsi3-seetioa 3. J
will not be regarded ~ unreasonable whes d is
kasva that Township Piais cannot be forwarded
10 Washisgtea, uatil every doaasioc claim in the
TovsshiPbe disposed Of.
IL - hoped that Congress viii make an sppro-
psiatioa for exteodng the public surveys that will
essbas tie oce TO have surveyed all those sections
ofShs fsssiassy eeeupied hy Doass % elaiuasts,
IN tine 70 esaeae then 10 perfect their papers be-
fore shs esd Of 1851.
Apq1iessiess fer Certificates mast be made 10
,he hegisese - The Land OGce Of the district
~hsse - elaio h located; bat II should not be
ms1e until The oaiDaat = e1fsia that his CLAIM
s~ -. esaily surveyed, ssd The survey seespsei
BY this O0ce.
Ssrvsyos-0essrss's Once ". T.. Oct ,, 1851.
AXSON G. HENRY. Surveyor Generai.
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fey Surveys are being made Tor an
iron ailway connecting the lower, and
upper landing of the Cascades. The
rails will be lall on the Washington
side.
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HSA The Adrertiser says that about
$500 was received for admission tick
cts to the Oregon State Fair.
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Wheat! Wheat!

VUNHE undersigned has for sale few bushels Of
a superior wheat, obtained from Chicago, H.,
wMich he will sell in small quantities at moderate
rate. From one gallon of this wheat Is bushels
were obtained this season. The wheat was sown
the 10th April, and harvested in August SAM
pies can be seen at DR.. Wizards Drug Store.
GEORGE COOK.
South Bay, Oct. IA. 1861. 4s:w4
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EA. We are indebted to our young
fr.cal D. Bcttman fora generous supply
of California grapes.
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170 Ga; ST., and
lO7 Montgomery ST..
San Francisco,
And 150 Broadway, New YOrk.
NONSrANTLY on hand the best selected and
~ most extensive assortmeni Of Ceats' and Boys
Clothing On the Pacific coast. which re can and
will sell lower thaa any other House.
D0y's o0A Gents Cooehoog made
70 ORDER. LOCKWOOD, EwELL 1 CO.
Jasaary, 10 1861, lo:,y
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Farm for Sale.
r.. *, KA9T.

Sole Agent of the we'll known house Of SEiBER.
LlCH, Philadelphia, whose goods arc recognized
by the trade as being better in quality Of stock,
workmanship and style, than any other house in
extensive warcrooms, 214 California st.
The attention of the trade is invited.
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nWING to . change in the firm of G. X. Will
" lard Son, all persons knowing themselves
indebted, either by note or book account, are re-
quested to come forward aud make Immediate set
Element and thereby avoid settling the same
through an attorney.
OK. WILLARD / son.
Olympia, W. T. Oct. LIST, 1861. 47:wA
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p2s. The steamer LcriathaW is max
ing weekly trips between Astoria and
Portland.
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Diseooot6o0 - CopaFe0ersh6p.
FHE esParssssAsr heFsteeese ezi.sisg bstvses
i CAas E. Richards ~ Jsha q. hyatt, asdss
t.. kra Il Richards aysss, i this Aay dissolved
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hV- \ fire occurred at Kirbyvillc,
Ogn., on the Odd ut. Loss, $500.
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pHElAN'S
Saloon.

PHELAN'S
Billiard falcon.
CLASS PHELAN TABLES, is now open to
the public. The Cushions on these Tables are tho
latest patent, and are great improvement on their
predecessors. The ROOM is fitted up SO as to
combine ELEGANCE with COMFORT. The bar
will be kept supplied with the very choicest brands
Wines,
Liquors, .s
60 9egax:0,
And the subscribers hope, by strict attention, to
merit the patronage Of all who admire and prac.
tice the GAME OF BILLIARDS.
DAN. LYNCH.
N. E. HUGHES.
40 and 722 Montgomery ST.,
Opposite the New Metropolitan Theatre.
The subscriber begs to inform the public that
the above mentioned BILLIARD SALOON is also
intended to serve as a show and salesroom for
PMELAN'S Patent Combination
Cushions and Model Bill.
lizard Tables,
And Billiard Trimmings of every description.
Parties DESTROYS Of purchasing Billiard Tables will
thus have an opportunity Of selecting from va
ried assortment, both in style and finish, aud can
also test the superiority claimed for the Cushions
and Tables. Mr.. DAN. LYNCH will always be on
hand, aud ready 10 give all required information
with regard 10 the merits ofthcsc JUSTLY CELE.
DRAFTED BILLIARD TABLES. The subscriber
cordially invites all interested parties TO call and
examine. NJ. +. HUGHES.
Agent for Phclans Patent Combination Cush-
ions and Modern Billiard Tables.
San Francisco, July IS, 1861. 3eu3
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Notice.

NIHERAS, my wife Hannah has left my bed
w and board, without just cause or provoca-
ton whatever, therefore warn oil persons against
harboring or trusting her on my account, as
shall pay no debts Of her contracting.
WILLIAM eagle.
Claquato, Oct 7th, 1861.
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ChaS. E. Williams,
successes - O. A. Barsss.-Iaatli.hsd is:,
DRALRR N
HARDWARE, flIW Arc, STOVES, Ihoi,
STEEL, GROCERIES, &c.
olympia, W.T..
AviSC recently received large seeessioas 10
the following desirable articles -
Burning Rlsid ssd Coal Oil. tPure,,
Coal Oil and Fluid Lamps.
Shades, Tsbes. Globes. Chinneys. wicks
Concentrated Potash.
for making u gallons sott soap with full direc-
lions! price az cts.
Advance Cooking Stores.
with extensos ovens,
"A very desirable ps'efn with extra castisgx),
Garden Tools.
Garden Seeds n2l cents per psperl
Parlor and Door Mats,
Bear Beaver. Gopher. Rat and Mouse Traps,
Grass Curtain Cornices and Bands.
Wire aud Safe Cloths, Of all numbers,
shoe FindinGs. . Fan Variety;
Comprising Lasts. Shoe Hammers, Knives, Nails,
Pinchers. Pegs, tc.
11orSe, CoW and sheep Bells,
Extra Heavy.
D190ton'0
Patent Crosscut and Man saws,
"A very superior article),
Mechanics Tools and Materials,
q full VARIETY
Winiow-sash, Paints, Oil, Putty and Glass Var
nishcs, Japan, Turpentine and Alcohol,
Pocket and Table Cutlery, large assort-
ment), Curry Combs aud Horse
Brushes, Heather backs) Pow.
der, Shot, Balls, Lead and
Caps, Bullet Moulds,
Gun Locks -
Wipcrs, Nipples, &C.; Cable. Trace. Halter and
Dog Chains; Sheep Shears and Wool Cards,
Grub, Planter and Garden Hoes,
PlOvvs, CulllvaiOrS, d.
M0ltOCkS. Brush Hooks,
Horse RukeS, Cradles,
SCytheS, Rakes,
ChurnS. Forks,
Butter Bowls and Trays, sc.
JAPAN BLACK TEA.
SkS- Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper and Brass Ware
manufactured and repaired.
| n. B.-Wc have made such arrangements for
the purchase of articles, either in San Francisco
| or New York, as we think cannot but give salts
| faction.
| Beg Commission solicited.
Olympia, April 6, 1861 2l;tf
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Estate Of Lemuel Wright, Deceased
NOTlCE is hereby given by the undersigned
~ Administrator of the above named estate, to
the creditors of, and all persons having claim
against said deceased, to exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers within one year from the
publication Of this notice, TO the undersigned at
Oystcrvllc, Pacific county, W. T.
HENRY X. STEVENS, Admir-.
Oystervillc. W. T., Sept. goth, 1861 46:w4
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TnASKs-To Capt. Fleming for
newspaper fivors.
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intelligence, devoted 70 phreuclcgy, education,
magnetism, psychology, mechssisa, architecture.
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