The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-09-09
Compliments of the Press.

THE NORTH:
WM. H. JAcoBY, Esq, having served his
time in the dfafled militia, has returned,
looking first raie." Soldering appears 10
have agreed with him. We believe it is
his intention to resume the publication OF
The Star. live must have another Demo-
cratic sheet in our Town, let us haze one
with more brains aud decency than The
Democrat Mr.. j. COPY has The ability and
enterprise TO make the Star readable shee..
Columbia Co RepubAcan
! In LIFE AGAIN. The Bloomsbury Star
has again made It's appearance nour sanc-
| ium: alter an absence of nearly year, lis
publication having been suspended in con-
sequence OF It's editor being drafted in the
inne months service We are pleased 10 see
that our friend Jacoby is again a, his post,
doing service in the cause oil the great
Democratic party. He prints good paper
and should be encouraged .-Suhican Co.
Democrat
The publication OF The "STAR OF THE
NORTH" at Bloomsburg, has been resumed,
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during which time, lis editor. MIR. JAcoBY,
served in the drafted militia, near York
town, Va-CaauiHe Democrat
The STAR Or THE NoaTa ''-Wm II
Jacoby, proprietor Of The Star OF the Morrill,,
has recommended the publication of his
paper, alter an absence of zine months in
The army. He raises The Democratic flag
anc,is now fighting the Abol,ionists for
the success OF Constitutional Liberty and
The White Mans Government. The names
OF woodward aud Lo@rie fioa, at the head
OF the STAR. Lancaster Infetiaencer.
Our AGMS-On Wednesday evening
last, We were pleased TO notice among our
exchanges" the bright and familiar face
OF our old friend the STAR OF THE NORTH
which had suspended publication for about
nine or ten months the editor having drawn
a prize" las; iali TO serve for that length Of
time in "Dixie." Friend Jacoby has our
best wishes for his success Bu: nine
mouths service in The Uaion army won't
screen him from abuse il he publishes
Democratic paper. But he seems 10 have
learned that, as if by instinct, already
BerDick Gasetic
WM. JAcoBv, editor Of tie Boomsburg
"STAR," has returned home, after serving
his country for the pas, nine month Dur.
ing his absence, the 'sSIar ceased TO shine,D
/ but is now as bright az ever From .'high
private" in the Union army, MIR. J. ought
TO be advanced" 10 the position of Regis,
ter or Treasurer OF Columbia county. What
do you say 10 this Col. Tate p Marlborough
Banner.
''H0ms -lsam We are pleased TO well
come once more on cur exchange list, The
old 'SSiar OF the North" LIS editor, VIM.
Il JacoUy, had The fortune or misfortune
last fall, 10 draw one OF Abtaham's tickets
OF leave, and while tn filing his dulles a.
solder for nine months, the Starr was
III eclipse. Ii now comes out again, bright
er and more brilliantly than ever. It is an
able exponent OF Democratic principles and
should receive generous support from the
true Union men OF Columbia county Dan.
UiHe lnfeHigeneer.
We are pleased to notice the safe return
of w H. Jacohy, Esq editor OF the "Staf
of the Norh,' from his nine months ser
vice in the army, Mr.. Jacoby has again
resumed the publication of the "Star," and
we hope that he will be we'll patronized by
our Democratic friends o Columbia copEty,
SO that he may make up for the loss sus-
lained during his absence = Northumberland
County Democrat.
Mr.. JAcoBY. has resumed the publication
OF the Star Of The North The fact, that Mr.
Jacoby has been serving in the army the
past len months has not in the least denim
ished his devotion TO sound Democratic
principles Col Co Democrat
Ma. JAcoBY, Editor aud Proprietor OF the
''Star of the Norh,' who was drafted last
fall, has served out his time snd returned to
his home at BIoomsburg, and has again re-
sumed the publication of his paper We
extend him heart welcome--B B. adford
Argus.
The STAR OF The NoRTH, Democratic
paper published at BIoomsburg by VIM II.
Jacoey, has been resumed. Mr.. Jacoby
being drafted last fall, suspended publica-
tion served his time out and has returned
10 his old post. With the political doc
! trines oi the STAR and tie parts to which il
is devoted, we OF course have no affinity.
ont in our business relations we ALWAYS
found our neighbor 10 act a fair and honor
able parl. As there are bu, three Demo-
| cratic papers in the County, we rusi he
will receive liberal or at least propor-
tionale share of the public patronage, but
il DR.. Johns Parrot gun gets 10 throwing
Greek FIRE into their citadel, they will aave
to abide he consequences.-Wy Wyoming Re-
publican.
The Difference. VIM n. Jacoby, Editor
at Democratic paper, The Star of tie North
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