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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-10-27

TIERS WAS not Republican in Colum-
bia county who had any idea of re-electng
Andrew G. Curtin at the time he received
me nomination. And not till the Govern
menl" at Washington city "took hand
in the matter did the Republicans have
the least faith in their nominees chance for
reelection. They knew full we'll that the
honest, quiet and thinking masses of the
people of Pennsylvania were opposed TO
this man Cnrtin. His many damning acts
were staring him in The face, and threat
ming defeat. But the 'powers that be"
brought sufficient force into the State 10 se-
cure the election of this shoddy candidate.
And not I'LL then did the Republicans dare
wager one dollar upon his elec ion, or have
the courage even to give him their hearty
support. They had TO depend on Abe Lin
coin TO re-eleet their candidate The Abo-
liiion papers were scarce that gave to this
sboddy candidate their undivided and uni
ted support. They depended not on what
hey nigh, say, for they had nothing TO print
TO his credit; hence. as we said before they
depended upon the authorities al Washing
too for The reelection of their candidate
When it was understood how the thing was
TO be managed, and that Cunin's election
was sure, money was plenty in the hands
of Republicans Tor betting purposes.
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The CASH SYsTEM.-We have determin-
ed 10 do business upon the cash system
The losses which newspaper publishers
have heretofore suffered by the promise TO-
pay system, have been ruinous in the ex-
lreme. The leading journals all over the
country are adopting the only safe plan that
can be pursued, and demand payment in
advance from subscribers. They enter no
name upon their subscription books. unless
it is accompanied with the cash, and when
ever the money runs out the paper is stop
ped until another payment is forthcoming
An editor VINO has had long experience in
the business, very foreibIy remarks that it
is amazing that any journal anywhere
should be conducted on any other than the
cash system. Credit is the inveieraie
scourge of American newspaper men, be-
ing utterly unknown 20 any other. Two
thirds OF our newspaper men, who have
been twenty years or more in the business,
have enough due them from delinquent pa
irons, 10 make them comfortable for the rest
of their days yet they will never see ten
per cent oil il, while a good many OF them
will be bothered 10 raise the requisite DIMES
wherew with TO celebrate the next 4lh of July.
BY The way, unhappy brethren ofihe credit
press. why no; commemorate the next ar
niversary OF National Independence by cut
ting loose from the sharks who eat out your
substance Just proclaim on that day that
no man can have your paper shenceforth
unless be shall have paid for it, ard you
will have reason 10 bless the day and the
deed evermore.
Whenever The press shall have purged
itself of the credit system, ii will be ready
10 help overthrow mercantile credit--a sys-
tenn which enables rogues and drones 10
live uselessly and often fare sumpiuously
al the cost OF honest, industrious people,
Whenever pay down shall be the rule in
buying goods, their average cost 10 consul
mers will be reduced al least ten per cent.
And why should those who pay bear a tax
o: len per cent. on their earnings for the
benefit of those who never pay! Tell rs
why
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DIED.


In Austin, California, on The l4th instant
Mr. GkoRGE w RuPERT, formerly OF this
place, aged SO years.
In Bloomsbsrg. on the 18th inst, OF dyp-
theria, LEVI HowARD, only son OF Henry +
and Lucinda Bodine, aged year, months
and 27 days.
One sweet flower has dropped and faded,
One sweet infants voice has fed.
One fair brow the grave has shaded,
One dear object now is dead.
But we find relief in sadness,
For our child is happy now,
II has knelt in soul-feii gladness,
Where the blessed angels bow.
In Madison twp, on The 2lsl inst, Mr.
CoRNELIUs Van HoRS, in the 74lh year oI
his age.
In Centre twp. in August last, Mr.. Wal.
TER TRowBRIDGE, aged about 10 years.
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PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
Another Call for Three Hundred thousand
Tolunteers-A DrGft 10 be made on The Fifth
Of January.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
PROCLAMATION

Whereas, The term OF service of part of
the volunteer forces of the United States,
will expire during the coming year, and
Whereas, lE addition 10 the men raised
by the present draft, II is deemed expedite nl
10 call out three hundred Thousand voluu-
teeTs, to serve Tor three years or the war
not, however, xeeeding three years
Now ,thereforeI |, a braham Lincoln, Pres.
ident OF the United States and commanders
in-chef OF the army and navy thereof, aud
of the militia OF the severa! States when
called into aciual service, do issue this my
proclamation, calling upon The Governors
OF the d fferent Satee To raise aud have en-
listed into the United Stales serv;ce, for The
various companies and regiments in The
field from their respective States, their
quotas of three hundred thousand msu.
] further proclaim that all The volunteers
thus called out and duly enlisted shall re-
eeive advance pay, premium, and bounty,
as heretofore communicated TO the Govern
ors of States by the War Department, thro'
the Provost Marshal Generals Office by
special lelier.
further proclaim thai all volunteers re-
ceived under this cali, as well as all others
not heretofore credited, shall be dolly cred-
tied and deducted from the quotas establish
ed for The nex draft
] further proclaim that, If any state sb all
/ fail to raise the quota assigned 10 1t by he
War Department under this call, then a
draft for the deficiency in SAID quota shall
be made in said slate, or on the dislrics
of said STATE, for their due proportion OF
said al, oia, and The SAID draft shall COM
mence on the fifth day of January.
And further proclaim that nothing in
this proclamation shall interfere with exist
ing orders, or with those which may be ls-
sued Tor The present draft IN the Sta es
where II Is now in progress or where II has
uol yet been commenced.
The quota of the States and districts will
be assigned by The War Department, ihro'
the Provost marsnal generals office, due
regard being had .or the men heretofore
furnished whether by volunteering or draft
ing recruiting will be conducted 10 sccor-
dance with such instructions as have been
or may be issued by that department.
la issui1g this proclamation, | address
myselfnot OILY 10 the governors of The sew
eral states, 5u: also 10 the good and loyal
people thereof. invoking them 10 eGd ihelr
willing, effective aid TO The mea-
eures thus adopted, with view to rein
farce our victorious armies now in The field
anc bring oar eedfui military operations
10 a prosperous end. thus closing forever
The fountains OF seditIon and civil war.
In " nness where OF | have hpreunto set
my haud and caused the seal of ne United
Ssates 10 be affixed.
Done al the eity of Washington, this sew
enleenth day OF October, IN The year nI
our Lord one ihousand eight hundred
aud sixty three, and OF he;independe nee
oil the United States the egbHy eighth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President
WIN H SEWARD. Secretary of Sta g.
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EvERY ONE CAN DO SOMETHING Every
person who feels an Interest in the success
of our paper, can do something towards aid.
ing Us io place il on more permanent foun-
dation. In The first place subscribe for il
yourself, and then go 10 work 10 induce
your neighbor 10 do likewise There is
scarcely Mechanic or Workingman in the
land but shat has a friend or Two, hat he
could induce TO take The STAR OF TBENoRTH.
Those of the various trades and professions,
who have friends at a distance, can aid the
cause OF the Workingman and strengthen
ouI arms, by writing 10 all such, urging up
on them the necessity of sustaining paper,
earnestly devoted 10 the cause OF the suffer
ing and oppressed. These suggestions may
seem irifling and of little importance, but
we assure our friends, 10 us, and, indeed TO
the noble cause in which We are all inler-
ested, il is of paramount consequence The
incidental expenses OF our office swells The
most persons, not acquainted with the
business OF publishing paper. Let it not
be SAID brothers of toll, that you are unwil-
ling to susiain at least one paper honestly
and iearlesy devoted 10 your interests. Let
every man 90 10 work at once, and our fond-
esI hopes will be realized.
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We are eredibly informed that man bv
the name of WILLIAM ScHUYLER. of Orange,
turned poor widows son-an apprentice e
--orll o. employ, for daring to exercise a
fFeelnari's right al the bailot- box, thereby
voting according TO the dictates OF his own
conscieRce, and casting bis vote for the
Democratic candidate :or Governor. This
young man vas returned nine months vol
untaer- Comment is unnecessary, as it is
only part Of The Republican doings towards
easlaving and irampling upon The rights of
the white man.
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TsATTLE SCENES.

100 Of the most severe Battle Scenes and
Incidents OF the war now ready (sIze lsX
80 Inches) highly colofed, on fine card pa
per, for 25 cents, or p for 81, po~' paid.
Also, Just published, the Official Union
Volunteer Directory (40O pages), giving
the name OF every Officer and private ia
The ULion Army with their commands, sc,
loa ether with a large amount of other val
nable inform alton, sent, postpaid, on re-
ceipt of % cts, To Agents and the trade
no better opportunity was ever ohered.--
Address HENRY B. ANSON, Prin; Publish
er, &c, 49 State ST., Boston, Mass.
q Papers copying, paid 10 The above.
354-5.
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AMoEc the doctrines and rules laid down
by Helper in his notorious book. by which
the abolilionists were 10 be guided were
the following to be found on page rs OF
our edition OF that work
mo cooperation with slavery poll
iicians-no fellowship with them in religion
mo affiliaiion with them in society-no
patronage TO pro-slavery merchants-no
gussiship in slave waiting boteis-no lees
TO pro-ssavery Iawyers-no employment OF
pro slavery physieians-no audience 10 pro-
slavery parsons"
The abolilionisis have. TO great extent,
beer acting up TO those rules.
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ONO SHEEP TO BE PAsTuRED IN ILLINOIS
AND IowA.-Oae of the most singular re-
suits of the failure of the crop in Ohio, is
the fact that over fifty thousand head of
sheep have already been shipped from
Harrison, Jefferson, aud other counties,
in the West, TO be 2astured on the great
prairies of Illinois and Iowa. Two hun
dred and fitiy sheep can be placed in ore
ear, AMI the freight on these is $55, rom
Canton, Stark county, Ohio, 10 Chicago, Hi.
nos.
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I,IrosrAsT IsFoRMArIos.-C Col. J. G F5sszs
keeps constantly on hanas.apd for sale. al
she Recorder's office ID Bs5es5sbnry, 6 The
Constitution OF the United SiaIes," and OF
the State of Pennsylvania" in various
styles, at prices 10 suit also, snndry other
deuioc raiic books, documents, aud speeches:
together with legal, note and cap paper,
pens, ink and envelopes OF all sizes and
e,ylss, as well as theological, poelicai, his
torical and miscellaneous books, cheap.
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SI,GcE the election we have heard of sew
eral instances in which Democrats who
wenl into Republican stores 10 trade were
insulied BY some parties. The most out
rageous case happened in Light Street If
Mr. Greasy proposes TO continue business
there, he had better request the fools and
ianalics who are about him, 20 fnd some
o'her place 10 loaf and fume, than a, his
store Democrats will learn pretty soon TO
deal where they are not insulied.
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lErIuEEcii OF NEwsPAPERs. Daniel Web
stelF once said "Small is the sum that il
requirsd 70 pa,rohize a newspaper, and
an ply rev srded is-ils patron. care NOT
no , humble and unPretendins the paper
he takes. II is next 10 impossible 10 I'll a
sheet with printed matter without putting
inbs il somt' hing that is worth the subscrip-
tio1 price. Every parent whose son is
auay rom home at school should supply
hiai with d newspaper. well remember
ubat marked difference there was
BET xs,su lh,se OF my school mates who had
moi aecsss to newspapers. 0lher things
boiag equal the 6fss were always superior
60 ihs last il 6ebaie, composition, and in
esrisrsI int.IIlisencs.
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A FORTUNE FOR ALL!
EITHER MEN OR WOMEN

NO HUMBUG, but an ENTIRELY NEW
thing Oaiy three months in this country!
No clap.trap operation to gull the public,
bnt genuine money making thing Read
The Circular of instruction once only. and
you will understand il perfectly. A Lady
has just written 10 me tha, she is making
as high as TWENTY DOLLARS SOME
DAYS! giving instructions in This art.
Thousands OF Soldiers are making money
rapidly at il. II is thing that takes better
than anything ever offered You can
make money with il no me or abroad-on
steam boats or railroad cars, and in the
country or city. You will be pleased in
pursuing il, not ouly because i: will ield
handsome income, bnt also in conse-
quence of the genefal admiration which ii
elcits. Il is pretty much all profit. A
mere irae is necessary TO start with.
There is scarcely one person ost of
thousands who ever pays any attention to
advertisements of this kind, ihinking thew
are humougs. Consequently those who do
send for instructions will have a broad
field TO make money in. There is class
OF persons in this world who would think
that because they have been humbusge1
out of dollar or so, that everything that
advertised is a humbug. Consequently
the Try no more. The person who sue"
ceeds is the one that keeps on trying until
he hits something that pays him.
This art cost me one thou and dollars,
and expect TO make money out of ii-and
all who purchase the arl of me will do the
came. Que Dollar sent to me will insure
the prompt return Of a card of instructions
in the art The money wW be returned TO
those not satisfied.
Address WALTER T. TINSLEY,
No. | Park Place, New York.
o..
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Oct. 81, 1863 SIN.

A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous De-
bility, lncompetency, Premature decay and
Youthful error, actuated by desire 10 ben
eff others, will be happy to furnish 10 all
who need ii, free of charge, the Recipe and
directions for making the simple Remedy
used in his ease. Those wishing 10 profit
by his experience-and possess valuable
remedy-will receive The same, by return
mail, carefully sealed by addressing.
JOHN OGDEN,
No 60 Nassau Street, New York.
August 20, 1863 SIN.
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100000 msLE NJ .. HoYes q 5EHsLs new zssp.i siss

R00 00A MALE or FEMALE Agents
OOV,OOO to sell L.OYD'S new Steel
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States, Canadas, and New Brunswick.
From reoen, surveys completed Aug. 10,
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years time.
Superior to any $40 Map ever made BY
Colon or NJ lchell, and sells at the low
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Il is not only County Map, but Il is
also COUNTY and RAILROAD MAP, of
the United States and CaGadas combined
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and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man SO TO s.
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Send for one dollars worth 10 try.
Printed instructions how 10 canvass we'll
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WANTED-Whoiesale Agents for ouF
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England, France and Cuba A fonnne may
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The War Department uses our Map Of
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LLOYD'S TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF
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From the Tribune Aug. g.
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| LLOYD'S Great Map ofihe MISSISSIPPI
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| Bari and VIM. Bowen, Mississippi River
! Pilots, of ST. Louis, Missouri, shows everv
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! RIver-colored in counties and States.
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October s, 1862.
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ties, 10 any par OF the loval States. with
bill payable 10 exyressman when the goods
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the watch can be returned al our expense.
The express companies refuse making
collections on soldier and other parties in
The disloy al States, consequently all such
orders must be accompanied by the casa
TO insure attention. We make a deduction
oil two dollars on either watch when the
payment is forwarded in adVace.
Money may be sent By express al u
expense.
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(,oLgnBra cousrY's share of The war debl
At ,resen; is 81 3Il, ,fs0; and the interest
yesrly sass go ac. Taks look al this.
yogI taxpayers. You have scarcely began
to realize the fruits Of this wicked war
Th,, 2inching time will come by aud by,
when You will not be so silly as to support
. rsck ess plundersr, oi the peoples money,
lik., Andrew G. Curtin, for one of the high
esi offces illiEe elf, OF the people. Then
they viii bel gin to learn wisdom
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National Foundry.
Bloomsbury, COlumbia'CO..

ff'ne snbsribsr, proprietor of the above
named eEi ensive establishment, is now
prepared 10 receive orders for all kinds o
machinery, for COLLERIES. BLAST Fur.
MAC ES STATIONARY ENGINES, MILLS
THRESHlMG MACHINES, &c, sc.
He Is also prepared to make Stoves. all
sizes and patterns, Plow-irons, and every
hing usually made n firs-class Foundries
His exhaustive facilities and practical
worEmen, warrant him in receiving The
largest contracts or tie most reasonable
terms.
II Grain Of all kinds will be taken in
exchange for castings.
q This Iablishmeni is located near
the Lackawanna Railroad Denoi.
PETER BILLMEYER
Bloomsburg, Sept. 9, 1863.
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THE public schools o. this place have
been Put in operation, to continue during
the white. months, ard are under charge OF
the following, teachers: A. D. BeckIey, A.
B. White, Michael Whiimoyer. E. Brow
er, H. D. FLY, w II. Abbott, Chas- Meyer,
Mis Tressa Vannauer, Miss Kate Chist-
man, Miss C. G. Freeze, Mis- Matte C.
Wells They are principally experienced
fea.hers.
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DR. Hiram e. HowxR has lately been ma
king some improvement and repairs on his
property. situate on Main street, few doors
sbove the Court House, same side He has
put down a very neat hag-slone pavement,
besides repaired The steps and entrances 10
she different departments OF his building.
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M3Rs PRosCRIPrios learn that DR..
John Il. B. Mcclellan was removed from
the position he held ~ The Chestnut Hill
Hospital, the duties of which he discharg-
ed for some time past with great ability and
entire satisfaction. This act was the work
OF Curtin irierld- in Philadelphia The cause
Of il ras tecusase he is tke brofhe, OF George B.
Mcclellan.
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TEscHkRs' EXAMINATIONS IN ScoTr TowN-
sHIP.-The Superintendent of Common
Schools, CHAsLEs G. B.RKLEY requests Us 10
notice that an examination OF Teachers by
him will be held 10 Light Street on Monday
shs I'd day of November, 1863.
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ERRATA.-Our hands in printing of The
outside of the STAR, during our absence,
dated il The 27ih insfsnd ofthe 2sth, and Jailsd
10 change The number of The Hoiums, as the Star
sniers new volume this week.
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MARRIED..

la Bioomsours, on the 20th INST, by Rev.
r. Dimm. Mr. SAMUEL BoSD OF Stephen
son Co, H., 10 Miss PHEBe "A. CLEcHNER,
OF Mon,our Co, Pa
Ou Friday, Oct 10Th, al the parsonage in
Orangeville, by Rev. Josiah Forrest, Mr.
BENJAmS w Hess, and Miss MARV AaIAN-
DA X Ess both OF Columbia Co.
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Our sub scribers, who can, would do US
favor to send their subscriptions by men
who are corning 10 town. We will serd
Ieceip's back for all moneys received. Our
sxpences are heavy and money comes
slow.
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WANTED, on SUBSCRIPTION, AT THIS OFFICE,
Wheat, Corh, Rye Oats, Buckwheat, and
grain of all kinds. Also, corn in The ear,
good winter apples, potatoes, butter, lard !,
and produce OF most all kinds. Money
q ever refused
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GEoReE WlssER has opened saloon in
the basement of the white frame house OF
Dr. Hover, nearly opposite the Exchange
Block. on Main street MIR Wasser keeps
on hand everything commonly found in
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The Columbia County Farmers are busily
engaged this week husking out :heir corn.
The corn is good this Fall, aud brings near
~ one dollar per bushel in the field.