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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-10-14


TIE Republicans oiias AboIlionisis are
making themselves a good deal of trouble
over The democratic Mass Meeting held in
.lerseyiossn on Tt.ur-dsy last. They dis
pnis every body as 10 the number present,
and aiienlpito ridscule the idea that there
were fo,r thousand peolpe at the meeting
They alst, have raised The report ia certain
.ouarisrs that banner was carried bearing
the likeness OF yallandigham, and that the
delegations cheered for Jeff Davis. All this
is Without trulh. But this is their way OF
eleciioneering. They can say nothing ia
'vorable lor their candidate for Governor,
bul must depend on vilifyihg the Demo
cralic parry and.its candidate, GEoRGE w.
Wo.opw ann. One noticeable fact in relation
10 this Abolition party is, hat they have
not held one meeting, this Fall In The coun
ty, 10 the day time, bat all after night, un
der the e,ver OF darkness. We can assign
swc reasons for this. One is, they are
asham med to show their coIors, and another,
they could moi gelEup gathering lha, void
be respectable as 10 numbers. They pre-
ferred taIking after night IN some little
rctool house.
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CLASS 20.-TRIAL OF HORSES.
SPORTING LIST.
EfDSF TR0H

D lime nU not er 8 minutes $50 90
SECOND TROT.
Ds'' ti@s memo no, oSeG' over s-lo 30 $40 90
FARMERS LIST.
FIRST TROT.
Best trotlins mare, horse or geldlng $40 90
SECOND TROF.
Best trotting mare horse or geldng 90
ANY person competing for the $50 90
premium must pay S5 90 at the Stand be-
lore starting.
Judges.-Casper Rain, Caiawis~a; John
F,uit Jerseytown: S. L. Beule, Light Street.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Article 81 OF the Constitution requires
every person TO pay 10 the association one
dollar 10 constitute me embership, the prac-
iice heretofore has been TO buy family
ticke: on fair days and have Their names
recorded at the time.
Every exhibitor is required to become
member of the association before entering
his article for exhibition, or comPeiItIon.-
Miners can become exhibitors when their
parent or guardian is a member.
The field of competition Is open to all =
Persons from other counties can become
exhibitors upon the same terms as citizens
OF this county.
Ali articles OHcf6O lOI COutpeluou HHet
be owned by the competitor. Fruit, vege-
tables, flowers, &C., must be the growth oil
The competitor, and all manufactured ar
ticIes must be made by the competitor.
All articles for competition must be on
the ground by I2 O'Clock NJ. OH Thurs
day 18th. and remain there untll O'Clock
P. NJ. on Friday 10Th, when they are the
disposal OF The exhibitor.
Shows, flying horses or other amuse-
ments that iend to distract The attention OF
visitors viii not oe allowed.
Stands for the sale of refreshments can
be obtained by making application to the
President or Secretary OF The Association.
No licence will be granted 10 stands that
sell spirituous or malt liquors.
Judges appointed to examine thu differ
eut classes will confer favor on the Asso-
citation by calling at the Secretary's office
early on Friday morning and obtain their
instructions.
Tickets 10 the fair cen be obtained oil a.
J. Sloan, Elias Mendenhall, j. j. Brewer,
H. c. & |. w. Harlmans, Lloyd Sharpless,
S. H. Miller, Bloomsbufg Iron Co., Me-
Kelvy Neal s. Co., A. J. Evans, and Book
Store.
J H. IKLER, President
L. B. RuPERT, Secretary
Bloomsburg, Sept. 30, 1898.
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AGRICILTuRAL N0TICE.

The Agricultural, Hohiculiural ard Ne.
chanical Society will hold heir Eighth
Annual Fair, Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday, The l5th, 10th, and l7ih days OF
October, 1868, on the grounds Of the Soci-
ety. near Bloomshnrg, Pa
BY order OF the Executive Ccmmiites.
L. b. RUPERT, Secretary.
Bloomsbufe, Sept. 9. 1868.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted 10 the late firm oil
n BiAer 8 Eyer, Merchants in Blooms
burg, are hereby notified, that The Books,
Notes and Accounts oil said firm are in the
Store for collection. and must be settled
by the first oi October, without respect 10
those concerned.
MILLER & EYER.
Bloomsbnrg, August 26, 1853
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NeW Goods, New Goods!
FOR TEREt MILLION.
Just ReceiUed at L. r. ShGrpiess' Cheap
Cash Store at the old Stand formerly
occupied by L. b. Rupert,
DRY GOODS,

Calcoes, MusinS, from IS cts up.
roc CRIES.
Svrups ifom 80 TO 80 c's. per gallon.
Qneensware reasonably low. Boot-, Shoes,
and Gums for men, women and children
a, the lowest prices HOOP Skirs aud La
dies BaimoralS IN abundance.
New Maekerei, retail and By the pack
age.
Having bought for cash he intends 10
throw out such inducements to those who
buy for cash, as can not oe surpassed.
u Wanted, grain, seeds of all kinds,
Dried fruits, onions, rags sc. &c, Tor which
The highest market price viii be paid.
~ Give him call and examine his
goods before buying.
T.. T. SHARPLESS.
Bloomsburg, Sept. 80, 1863
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1he Great
TIE A COM P ANY,
- AEGwUE E % -

Z - w iSl { 1iN
81 yESEY STREET, NEW YORK;
Since is organization, has created a new
era in the hlstor OF
WhOIesaling Teas In :his Country.
They have introduced heir selections OF
TEAS, ard are selling them at rot over
TWO CENTS (O2 Cents) per pound
above Cosi,
Never GeYiatine from the ONE PRICE
asked.
A mother peculiarly of the Company is
n that their Tea faster not only deVotes
his time 10 the selection Of their TEAS "a
10 quality, value, and particular styles for
particular localities Of country, but be
helps the TEA buyer to choose OFT of their
enormous stock such TEAS as are best
adapted to his particular wants, and not on
ly this, but points out to him the best BAR
gains.
1t IS easy TO see the incalculable advan>
taee Tea Buyer has 10 tbs establishment
owe: all others.
II he is a Judge Of Tea or the Market
# his time j. valuable, he has all The bene
fiis of well organized systsm of doing
business, of an immense capital, OF the
judgement of a Professional Tea faster,
and the knowledge Of superior statesmen.
This enables all Tea buyer-no matter
If they are thousands of miles from thi.
markel-to purchase on as good terms here
as the New York Merchants.
Parties can order Teas will be served by
Us as we'll as though they came themselves
being sure TO gel original packages, Ifne
weights and lares; and Ihe TEAS are Uar-
Tdnfisd as represented.
We issue Price List ofthe Company
! Teas, which will be sent TO all who order
1T coSDprisiuu
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DAY4D LOWENBERG.

CLOT THIN G. TOR E,
On Main street two doors above the Amer
can HOTEL
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

H'HE partnership heretofore existing be-
a tween c. W. MeKelvy and ]. s. Nc
Nnch, in the manulactnfe OF paper al
Cat,awi~sa Mills, under the firm of G. w.
McKelIy & Co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
The business of the late iirm will be SET
tie BY c. W. Kelvy, at Ca,,awissa Mills.
C.. w. McKELVY.
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THE undersigned. having purchased the
Interest of J. S. McNinch. IN the late firm
of c. w. McKelvy s. Co., would inform bis
friends that he VIII continue The mauufac.
iure Of paper, and purchase Rags, as here.
iofore, and soiicis continuation of the
patronage so lbe.aly besiowed on the late
firm. c. w. McKELVY.
Cauawrssa Mills, Oct I. 1893
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Important 10 House Owners.
Important TO Builders.
important 10 Rail Road Companies.
important to Farmers.
To all whom this mag concern, aud 10 eOncrut,
eUerp bOdy
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DoNsr ihe Government want men |.
seems no., if we may judge from the man-
iier in which the conseripted ones are gath
sriDg up heir Green Baeksi Men, loo who
i'oi Jear ago engaged in a riot in this
place. which grew out OF difference of an
opinion III regard 10 raising a bOsniy tor
Volunteers 10 induce men 70 enter the ser
vice. New these same men would sell The
shirt of cf their backs, and go in their max
,.dness, rather than enter the army. So much
fortbese stay aihome patriots and Generals.
Gentlemen, practice what you preached SO
loud not long ago, or forever held your
peace Some of those who boiled over
with patriotism, and whose fighting pro-
]3ensiies would have brousht a premium
he time ibey mobbed respectable citizen
in this ioxn, now have an opportunity 10
20 down Sonih aid mob Secessionisls. Will
sbev got
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TsE Re pnbIicans ohas AboIiiionists are
3 guilty setef people nova days and for
whstl Because they have allowed them
selves TO be wheeled into 10 the ranks OF a
parry which for years they denounced. Be-
cause they are now supporting a war which
has for lis object the abolition of slavery.-
Because .heg are supporting this Adminis-
'Iialien in g, cry evil and Unconstitutional act
which il haScommitred Because the abo.
IIionists have been denounced by their own
PARTY as disloyat and to day claim to possess
sa lie ioya ally aud patriotism. For these
things ,he5 feel guilty and know that they
sdssetve censure aud ought 10 be despised
by all COOL men. They have praclised de-
,rspdon uton the honest people-they have
betrayed ihem-yea, they have lied 10 them!
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SELEcT SCHOOL M. 9 Z. W. WyhKoop
lusxi Term OF Select School will commences,
.ir this place, October 26Ih, 1863. They are
good teachers, and have a well arranged,
.e3miortablts and healthy school room. No
batter placts to send children in town. Tut
stion, reasonably low. They are worthy and
c,mpeten: instructors.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF
SPRING AND S u MI M { r
G o. % I'D s ?

at PETER ENT'S ST'OR e.
In Ligh! Lreet, Columbia county, Pesua
HAS Just received from Philadslphis
IA and is now opening at the Old stand
lately occupied by Mauz & Ent. a spIen.
did assortment OF MERCHANDISE, which
will be sold cheap for
CASH OR COUNRY PRODUCE
His stock consists of Ladies Dress Goods
choicest styles and latest fashions.
CALICOES, MUSLINS.
GlNGHAMS, FLANNELS,
CARPETS, SHAXS,
HOSIERY SILKS
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
CASSIMERS, SATINETS,
COTTONADES,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
THREAD, &C,
GROCERIES,
QUEENSW
Cedarware, Hardware, Medicines Drugs,
Oils, Paints, SC, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps.
In short everything usually kept in
country store.
The patronage of old friends, and the
public public generally, is respectfully so
liciled
The highes, maiket price paid for eoun-
Try produce. PETER ENT.
Light Street. MAY 7, 1863
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THE LAiIes of the Lutheran Church, OF
:llis place, design furnishing meals to all
who ma, feel disposed 10 patronize Them,
en- the Fair ground during the three days OF
the Exhibition, on Thursday, Friday and
satnraay, next, for the purpose oil raising
raoney to de.ray the expense. of purcbas-
arg a bell Tor their new Chnfch. They
should receive encouragement. The ob-
j,.ci il good one All who are opposed to
AID The enterprise will receive good meal
al any hour during the three days of FAIR at
a reasonable SUN. Warm or cold meals
win be served up 10 suit the guests Call
aud see tie Ladies.
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81. AR OF THE NORTH
BLOOM SBUkG, PA.
Wednesday Morning, Oct ii, 1863.

osk OF the greatest oulrages ever offered
10 people on earth, has been that of the
Lincoln Administration, in uniforming and
.aiming the negro rnops and demanding
their equa. consideration with the volunteer
-eiIizep soldlery of the Republic Oh s'the
Offence is rank il smells 10 heaven !"
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Exhibitors under this class win have their
horses on the ground by 10 o'clock Friday
morning, at which time the judges will examine
them.
JUDGEs-Abner Welsh, Orange; John D. Quick,
Montour; Clinton Mendenhall, Franklin Chas
Eek, ,Roaringcreek, and Freese Fowler, Briarcreek
Hyoso o. nd7t7pT "
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OXEN AND STEERS
Best oxen owned and worked by exhibitors 90
"a do do do do do 3 90
do steers between two and three years, 90
ID do do do do do 90
The Judges to examine eattle,will be ready by
10 o'clock an Friday morning. Exhibitors must
have their stock ready to receive them.
JUpGEs-John Zaner, Centre Pettibone,
Orange Henry Holinshead Catawissa; VIM.
Howell, Mt. Pleasant. and John Betz, Hemloek.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

CIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
y had Of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur-
chasers. Certificates of Deposit and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish
ed at a small premium.
1n- Office over lIoltslanders store.
WM. II. TUTHILL.
Tipton, Iowa: July lst 1860.
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! treason, he execute treason as a penalty
fcSofDed, That it is the duty of all
loyal citizens to whose protection we
have left all that is dear to meD--our
wives, our children, our fathers and our
homcs--to destroy, first. those cess pools
of treason, di>loyal newspapers, then
drive out, with the moose and bayonet,
all their aiders aud abcttors.
Reso'rcd, That should these scoundrels
persist in their tratorous designs and
we be permitted to return home, by the
blood of our comrades who have fallen
victims to this hel,>h rcbrllion-Ayre,
Lawrence, GaddiS, Lynn, Graves. Finn,
Walllngsford, Craddock, Moore, WOOD
ford, Corleit, Mowry, Brown, Avery,
Lee, Waterman. Smith. Wisem, Vandc-
wort, Loomis, Ri9hy, Ady, Smith--it is
our uDa|tcrnablc: determination, 50 far as
We have the ability, that MT a sinvIe
t"ifor shoN be p'rmitted TO lire tn peace
an our mi8st'
RcSolcc}, That these resolutions he
published in the Muscatinc .journn1,
Davenport Gd@ct", Iowa City RcpubIi-
cna, Upton AdcrfiScr, and WASHINGTON
Press,
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pea-Thc corp"rhead, have wasted
much breath in circulating the falsehood
that the freed slaves employed by the
Government at PORT Royal are worthless
and vast expense to the country that
white men are taxed t" support lazy mig
gers, &c. Official Information having
been called for by Congress. the Secretary
Of the Treasury replies that there las
been expended for agricultural imple-
mcnts S17,Osl; for tie purchase of the
schooner Flora, S3l $50; for white labor,
2,74S; for culored labor, S34 527. -
Total expenses, S225,,05. From this
expenditure has b. en- realized S726, 9S4
Dcductinr the above expenses, there
remains on hand from this fund S50l,
30 The Secretary says that no expen-
dture whatever has been made from the
Treasury on account of the cultivation Of
the plantations or the collection of cotton.
or the educational or benevolent care of
the laborers The rations furnished BY
the War Department were paid for by
the use Of the Flora More than half a
million of dollars was saved by these ope-
ratious. and is ia the hands Of tho As
sistapt Treasurer at New York
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\ Gard fem t,r. L. NJ. Clay.
To the Editor Of the ". Y. Times.
ASHIN1TOS. -. C.. Feb. "a lS[

To the Editor OJ the ". !. Times.
AsHINUroN, u. C., Feb. - lsG3.
GENTLEMEN 10 Tie Iin,cs Of y,s,cr.
day, you Lave an article styled Russia
made happy" to which desire to say ,
word in reply. have nothing to say
about the spirit Of that editorial iowa, d
me--it is the same rs the rest YOU have
written in reference to me, while a,
home and abroad do not hold m,scl!
above Just or even unfriendly criticism,
as a public servant In that shall at
tempt to detehd myself, not by words,
but by ifeacts. But when YOU venture
the insinuation that Cd "He can serve
the Government consistently with lis
private sentimcnts' only il foreign
mission, you mlSr"preSent my "scmti.
mcnts' and injure the cause OF the coun.
try. | told President Lincoln tnat
could not, and would not, enter the field
unless the policy of liberatiug the slaves
of Rebels was adopted As soon as the
President issued his Proclamation of the
22d of September, offered my services,
at once, to Gen. llullcck | was recciv,
cd in such manner that Secretary Cha>p.
who was present, and had ur~, d me by
thhs m2st q4stt prg9SSsingu 52rsnmcnts to tske q
or NY own reputation 10y entering the
service. Justice to the country anu tc
my own character for trankncss demand,
of me to say that | regard Gen. IIaIIock
az too pro slavery TO do justice to any
man of my views Of the great political
issues pending. ! have done what |
could, and : all do what | can. to in
duce the President 10 put Gen Bcni +
Butler in his place believe that such
a change would save the Republic nil
lions Of men and money. Nothlrg short
Of that can give the yicor and effect to
our arms. which the crisis and pub ic
sentiment demand. How far "Rus>ia
shall be made happy will appear when
your friend VIM. II Seward shall place
more of my correspondence, and less Of
his own, before th"puhic
am your obedlcnt servant,
C. VI. CLAY
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Esg~ The company who recently COM
menced the manufacture of fax cotton
at Lockpolt, n. Y, say they are satisfied,
from their experiments thus far, that the
result Of the enterprise will justify oil
their expectations and prove profitable
to them as well as valuable to the COM
munity.
say- The New York World, a few days
since, asserted that Vallandisham had not
five thousand supporters in the loyal
States. In the House, on Tuesday, VAL
landigham pronounced the World an Ab-
olition paper.
"A Portland, (Me., tailor advertises
ga very beautiful article of enameled
steel shirt collars, manufactured at Shelf.
field, England. They can hardly be dis.
tiuguished from the paper collars so fash
ionable, and will no doubt entire y supe1
sede them If they become soiled, ycs,
have only to sponge them to restoFs
whiteness." 4. +,
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LASTERlNG "
The subscribers will be prepared
to do plastering. and all other kinds Of Mason
Work the coming season. One Of them will al
ways be found at the New Court House. Es.a.
#-a.. EDWARD GODDEN,
Upton, Jan. 30, '5s. (5y1) THOMAS GODDEN.
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Sure to harrow up the sole-peg,
ends inside ones boots.
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'ohH HUBER. WM. p. WOLF.
HUBER Il WOLF,
Attorneys ut Law,
Upton IOWA.
70" Office in the Court House, down stairs.
McSWEEN Il BASS.

McSWEEN Il BASS,
A TTORNEYS Il COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
"A LAND AND COLLECTING AGENTS, &c,
TIPToN. Iowa.
orYIcE- Post-Oflce Building, opposite the
Court House.
attention to every branch of their profession.
REFERENCES: Grant Smith, Cook II Drury,
Dawson x True, Lane & Skinner, and Hon.
Judge Dillon Davenport. GS:251
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DHYsiCIAS kND'StntnEo.e. -vnoe a, ..,e
i Office recently occupied by DR.. Cowan.-
Residence with Henry Reigart, Esq. [v9n5l]
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UTRITING PAPER-Commercial Note Let.
wv ter. Fools cap, Legal cap, and other kinds
for sale at the postofice. @'S 5Hga~
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SINGER & CO.'S
Letter "A"
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
WITH ALL THE REGENT IMPROVEMENTS,

WITH ALL THE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS,
Is the BRsr and CHEAPEST and BEAUTIFUL OF all
Sewing Machines This Machine will. sew anything.
from the running OF tuck in Tarlean to ,he'makng OF
All Overcos,-anyihng from Pilot or Beaver Cloth down
to the sofest Gause of Gossamer Tissue, and is ever
reudy do its work perfection 1t fell hem bind,
gather tuck quilt and has capacity for great variety
Of ornamental work This i'd not the only Machine that
fell, hem, bind, aud forth but il will DO better
than any other Machine. The Leuer A" Fsmly Sew
ing Machine may be had in great variety OF cabine'
cuses. The Folding Case, which is now becoming so
popular, Is, as its name implies, that be folded
into box or case, which, when opened. makes beau
u substantial and spacious table for the work
upon. Tho ases Of every nag'nabc de,isn-pl,
the gfow in its native lotesi, or elaborated
huisieda irt can make them.
The b nch Offices well supplied with silk tws,
thread, edles, oil. etc, Of the very best quality.
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Bad for the Valiand igilamm ers
War Democrats to Hold Il
Meeting I'm Columbus ON the
22d OF iSeDtelNDer,

Bad for the ValiaMdi igilaIM IN m ers
War Democrats to Hold u
Meeting I'm Columbus ON the
22d Of September.
1t does not seem to be generally known
that measures have been taken to hold a
State Convention of the War Democrats OF
Ohio, on the 22d inst. Such is nevertheless
the case; and the Vallandighammers are
becoming restive under the operation. -
Such proceeding is to the Copperheads
like throwing hot embers upon eels-it
causes a deal of squirming. Here is the
record of the proceedings in that behalf:
At Democratic meeting, held in Colum-
hus, ON the 4th day of September, 1863
Barnabas Burns, of Richlana county, Chair
man, and Judge Malun, OF Hamilton coun-
ty, Secretary, the following resolution was
passed: Gr t.f3N trl1
Resolref, That all Democrats in Ohio,
who are in favor Of vigorous prosecution
Of the war for the sole purpose Of putting
down the rebellion against the Government,
and are opposed to On armstice with rebels
in arms, AMI 10 Withdrawing our armies
from the rebellious States, until they sub
init to the authority of the Constitution,
are invited to send delegations to meeting
TO be held in Columbus, on the 22l of Sep
tember, 1868, to perfect State organiza-
tion and adopt such measures as the ext
gencles of the hour may seem to demand
for the welfare OF our common country.
B. BURNS, Chairman.
p. MAIIoN, Secretary.