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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15
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.irE! ree,rue, IL hsf!'s ea5Ma'.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15
Ssh q m'S
terubmter Ma9enbttters.

Wucn anllnpertaulihfcit, Gbpermutb, ShrG.
DE. Nrpstitlrliafei 8idbunaen u. anesrn Ser
sauuuee- II. Wasentel tucrtsu 9eicenhen mrdts
Ger G'eenttiin,sr ets nit &sdt rcpuIdren
Sebam's Maserbitters
~csn|e!ten ale cine unfebltare Cur empfeblen, ais
Star funs e miitcl il. or unrsraleihtar. in Rem ct
ecu Nrystit frdftiat uNe eieGs rrduuna erleibtert.
Sujeriacu, pelds I'D eurd asifiae peer fGrrsr-
lide Mrteit iitcrmdEia ansslren9t baten. perten
ucurs eeten emp1aneen rui6
Setam'e Waaentitters,
ssr linen rsus araft ~ alen Qeten sperridtun.
lsn Scrleitt. Or il r,ile une aneenetm in leiutr
gHi.fuRs, 70 caB isItit bic ~sartslfer Iamsn i'm
setrauter unt nit suri!dfehreneer& raft aumdb.
Ii9 mehr eaSrn nstmen tEnneu.
Satom's Moaentiters
Eat feiren rauten, nieerlittn @eldmad, 5cutern
it 70 ansenstm fir Zen Gaumen, mic rcblttStia
III. Zen Maeen. @eriuat TIN une bat Gusr
Saufmann rtsr Nrrthssr
Ssham'o Moaentittsrs
uidt. f. last ihr t%enlflten tcmmeu une !aEt CUB
nidt nit dneern Sitte!S ais raeraee 10 aut" al.
i~rsilsH. Gin @eriud mire Gud ron ter Rraft
hes ~gittsrs" 10 ibsrseusen, ta6 ibr ibu nie ,n,tr
aufeebt.
jn ct. Vaul
1T bislsr Sitters 81 besieben ron
S. II. s. {. Burtanf uub
stint II. s bepbalt.
y. u. s 8 ) a m Naent,
I67 Sruth. @atcr~G Str. Gtieaac. 3cs-32A
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An3ei9e fir Mm1ebIer auf 81:
feubabulG,,beretem.

Office: Girf.D isiion ct. Yaul unb paeife.
5 Is &..&. .Gpmp.
NQen Settlern auf Gilenbabnldnbereien nirb
hermit anetjtist. baG bitjenisen. tpelde pom
benz &ehte @ebr1u& MAIDEN rupuen, ibre elaine
su tem eelesli& feReeleQten Yreile 3u iaufen.
I'D bis gun. 26. Oftober 1864 auf Der OiIet
per @ompanie in ct. yaul rnelpen u,u6en, u.
9ereis %lisfern, bag fe auf ibrtna eante sor; u.
tasielte 3u ibrer 5eiuatb seu,a&t b.tsn.
I'm unnStbiee &clsfcIen au ipartn, sann
man iid surber i&riftli@ an bic Beamttn ber
Comp. .renbsn, Gin beutf@er une enslii9er
Sprade). pslde bereitpiQie unb prcmpte Aus.
funft ertbeilen.
ct. Yaul, 80. 1854.
9ermann 3rott, @eo. Z. 8eden
9sfretar. QanbecmmifIpner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15

Jrptoem unb MQebem y!
5rOs 1riea unt 8riessfeusr!
2;eg gltsnit rom Staelratb u. Uncle Gam!
3rUBesm tas rBierte" rar unb t1euer, II
1rcyeem uub all benz 1ram r
laBfs ter llnterSeidnete IN lsiner lrnf gang neu
retaur'rteu Wirtbi@aft GaJ@ ri
Ste Straee; %9eaeniiber Der Srpine > 6aue,
nit BEN Hierpstiie bfim Nlten unb seriauft
mad mic Dor
@IaS fir s Sent
som allerbeien rQasertisr-, tas in ct. panl ~
baben II, mas allen leinen pertben 1reunben urb
BEN sebrtsn eeutlbenp ublifum treetenNtang3eip.
~. t-. g cttfriebGtteIt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15
Grpfpelas - MQeemeine Sbmd@e.
Meintot baS 8lut.

Son Or. Rpt.rtS a sin. 5ruauatr.. 2sn,strt.
Or. aser. Sur ieltsn i6last es mir Tsbl, Saut-
Nusl6las az unh itroptul6is GEO -urs tur6 ZEN
tsborrli6en @etraua 5ssr 2ariapariIa III sn:TTHsH,
unb ids babe tan1it erf tlr:li6 easa aniel pen leo. bns.
orttger Grpiipelas eebeilt. gDir ttfss1 t.in gl.Ta'
tis, has Sbeer SorIaportGa sI.ihtsm1at, bic Sie lrHnti ssn
gsr;ten, ME lem grlfe lieIesn."
@pn s. G. Srbnfcn. Gaa, W~otsnton. Gfir.
,.set srpsli Jatre1 Bate i'd an rensn1 rehtsn gsrn biz
eelbe GrsFpslas unb i'd sps uasrsno eisisr Bel, ale tssnhm-
Ten asr;ts su Ratbs, u ssnsn id ss!anas:n 'ra7's UNI " nssm
rurten IL itliu1m, tas bic Sstnsa Fdtbar murtsu, ut bic
slerste entidisten. tag nsa arn obssHrmmsa nsrtsn MIN.
SD tesann, Sore Zariaparina gu ns5gtn; mann :net
Fat mid esbelt. 50 bin fst 10 nebl uni ssuns: ri: nus
irsent Senant. "a i'd in elmer rTsntlitsn S:sauHe lin.
70 1T n,etn SAT- Sebem in eiefem Srte hetaHat, uni Il fat
he @ermunbe.uag QGsr errest."
@rn Son. 5enra Rrnrse, N: p P, son Mem
Eafie, 6. %. einem hstupsraSeapea gtttshee les sene't-
i5en parlamsnts. ~
so tats SIRE garia2arina tn mtiass 5arlil's ssssn
| onseneine stpdde une ais Slutrsintsu1g5 mttttl
| nit issr s~untisem Grfrlee sesrautt, uni su12lsHIs Is NIL
scuean ge1trauen ausa Geeeatea."
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Is u u Il ] a t
furtie R0ntgretue ,

urbie ROntgrttpe
Nreu6en, mlrttembera, 8apern
9anncper unb Sebfen,
fur bic @roBger3catbiln1er p
S%lbenbura, 6cHeu, 2saten. Mlcd=
lenbure=Strelia uuS Mesfler=
burg=S dytp erin.
eo6 &urfdrfent0m 5eMen
bic 6erScstbimer Naiau, Sodicn<
Metninaen, Sadlen- Mltenburn
une bic freie Stabt Jranffurt a. 81.
Per l~1nter3eia nete 1T ietsn 5aa pabrenb ter
@el9attSfuphen ~ finben in 1eiuer SfTcr, IL.
peifli&e' Gde bn. Drittsr u,rnb Maiu. @traee.
: @tnttnn att,O. Mat 1864.
"a =. G.Abae, GsuiuI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15
ct. slntpnius Seuer, Nofe, Sal5z
f4u6, G%rinbfppi franfe &ueen.

0cn 5arsts Sfdler, Efttrf tts EUnt6anno6 IeMotTd!.
genufptccnia.
llnier sin;iaes aink. tes etua trei Sabre al. n, t.'em
einsa Gusidlas an Ter stirns, tr ia idnsu o%ust.et;sss.
bis ,ulsst has GAME GeE6t nit %eteltaften unit brsarissn
@eInmIrea tebedt mar, bic tbati16lid uetrere lee. lang
bic 4usen hes Ainees 10 idlrTsn, taE Is nitt itten trnnte.
Gin seididter Ir;t mantle falgsteriaures Silbsr CScneateiz}
une aneere Hfittal an ptne irsens enen austnISsiE!i6sr
Grfpls. 5unf;etn 1ass muEtsn mir zen anaten tsuodsa.
tan,ir II nidt nit feinen Sdnten tis Rruite er obihsulitsa
g5unbsn auireisea tpnnte. ee tas game Get6: tse stt.u.
Slahter mir ales rerlu6t ha,ter. rnrauI mir ScTnuns IT'S
ten. bssannsn mir inn Sire gariapariua %eiH;usebsH, une
rritsn has gstat semas Strsr Iansiirns nit eiatr aut'
lriuns rcr Sch Rail-. Hatesu bic srfe BlaIte ausss-
trau6t mar, Nnser bic @eitrure an III bslsn. uub ais eas
Sinh bic ;weite Slaihe einsennn1msn bate, Enr Is uctl.
Die ausenrimrer. reIde ouseefalen rvaren, rubieH rlests
uns tss aino it lest 10 tatss uni f. aslaae ME aat i:ssns
bds tas Sinh ferten mvTe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15
s an bn1Gabrif
BON
e 9'4 Z. 9. 3trtelba3,
Ste @traBe unterbalb Dap u. Sents
5t Druanore,

AatMrtsn !. GantY'' urnb 3uderwerle IN Tn.
sree' unn Detail.Bssiauf Rtts ssrritbis ~ ben
biQisaen Vreiltn. Afis trr 9f2f bI ga4
SUDDEN nit Der i&SnRsn Ysraierane wereen aat
BeNeQunS na& ben beieu &sseln Der auaft an.
9efsrtiet.
tureise(&aftl &laeenben Wrtiteln ant has BiQisffs
sevleben. sc. 3trfelba&.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15

$. SO prin,
Gngrrs. 3dnbIer in SpeSereien>
Spehiteur umb Gpmmiifpudr
-'+ unb SAMPLER in
procutten, NdBeln aIer Nrt,
frsmten une einbs:mii&en 2itSrtn u. &isarren,
Gde Der 8. unp Safion : StraBe,
@ibley's 5teintlpd,
ct. Naul,, Minn.
S. q. q ru BEE. teuti9er Gltrt. 3lO-1y
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15
HEEh Cine midtise
mtbi3ini(dt Gntbf&un0.

Seetsr 1T erldienrn, V.sis 6 Gents,
Sine 1tIauoiune uter Die Ntatur,
lie Sstancluna uar raeisa|e 5eiluns rsr uuwia-
iiriiten SamsnreriuFte, Der ,>mrrtsns, 9istssn-
jbmdde, Gpiieple, SdnineIuGt unp anesrsr
;Urpsrlidsn unp ~eeiitieen @etutsn, peruriatt
ourd SslbIite1eduns une seltlsttli9s Ius=
ibmsif unseu pen
DR.. 8urrlrb :. Gulrerreu,
- Gtrf. sielsr rsci;. u. 6irurs. @srtt.
Die mihttse G%ntesduna ees teritmten Gsr<
~'alers, Die traurileu mcraltiden unc pbsi!idsn
SoIaen ner Suauis uno i~cnItiser 9sIhledtiider
Iuslhmeifuuaen cbne innerli6e Seil-
"nittsl su bsieitieen, 1T in eent rti9en Strift-
Sen senetussrltanelid Observation-Disclosures. ,r rap
Fin ieser Yatient i'm Stanes it. lsiren 1aG Telbs,
nit %aerinaen Soften, sriinelid Su tebaneeIn une
luc Auad|lIoereien su rfrmsicen.
o. Stir 5auientc wirc biele fleiue S&riftspn
unlhiBtarem @crtbe 1ein.
Dieielte ri,p geeen Ginientuns rrn 6 Cent?
oosr 2 ppIlma,fen noh alien 1btilen Ter unicn
pctireiin einsm pssVsse!lsn Yriefecurert ssrien-
oct. Die s. 'tessr:
81. 8. 6. Slime & g.,
121 8pfpcrp, Heu-yprt
295b3i7 Volt-Spr 1856.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15

. ie5anplun8 in
matertal @aaren anb feber
Nrt oDtl 6aueilienbebarf
6enrD 6Qrms,
ct. Yeter. Minneiota,
'bGlt fets serrdtbis elm rei@esa 6ertimtntber beReu
@rpcerie8 unb 9rppiitpne11,
lspie Glen 5 Baaren,
feruer elm Eager bon
S@uben, Stiefeln,
6lten, M1ten, u. I. -.
Qauter Artilel fir ben etp6bnlt&ta 8ebarf unb
NasS ~ ben psblfetlfsn grtifen.
|enr1 eArmS. 9
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15
Sis! a Sis!
9tS fir bic miQipner!

Der llnterjei9nete bat nun .pierer. ale feline
Yorbereituneeu e%etrOfen unr eireu auses3eidne.
ten Ttrratb pom 8uteu, unb eryfaQtlarem Gle
eimgelsgt, I'm. ale ieine alien Ureunbs pinftli9
une 81 oe,en 3uirisbenbeit nit titlem uuent.
bebrliaeni 5Aas watrsup bes 9omusers psrfeben
3u tSnnen. .fas ,@ls14saaa -. 2
-,ze assna.t a.a Sobn u. Wa8ner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15
Ger Gtgarren Il. Iabafitore
rrn
Ct. &ubheimer.

3. Slra6e. 81. paul. Minn.,
bat Rtts auf Eager Elm eutes aTsrtinent ber
feinl1en Giaarren, impcrtirt unb pom ei0enen.
1abrifat, Hau&., @&nupf. unb 8autatdfe in
ben telistte1en Sprten unb AQes ~ Zen rnd6is-
gen Yreiien. 39-19
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15

Mn Salt
aaaf.a Meuetablirtee
@cim @ci66ft.
@eprB Ben3, max
Snpsrtsur, @rss. uni 3lstaeansle.
pon 3beinweinen,
unsarweine,
Grana6fi@t unb
Gatawba.@ eins
9Napeira. unp pprtsW eine n,
Don pe.j&iebeuen Sabr0Gn8en. tpel&s teiu1 3ua.
lenb, Glaf&e unb Glas pertauft perben In leint,
@etuballe, 9rttte Citrate,
,sti&en @artst- u. @aibinsten. Ctr. a
Grend's Steinsebdupe.
Ae@ter S&weiser unp 3iubures, 4a1s
@e@te 9olldnb. 9driuee,
SareeQen unb Sarbinen
eets pcrtatbis unt aa ben uaSsli&f tiaisNsnyrsi.
fen ~ baben. JaI
Uerntr: Musstei@ustse Gbicaso unb
Gineinnati Vie Inb Vorttr. unb biz
einten Sorter ron 8 ia unp
@bam wagner.
9omieenbli9 eim ercelentee Experiments BON
4aoanma, GiearroS.
0prRebs1eesi If Nats gut unt in rei@er GlQe
surratbiebe
@eors Bena.
Branntmein Bre nnerei
gG0=5a6rik
son Netcr 4~feifer,
@abalbawfraBe, eem Warttbame Drag
Aeoenlber,
eeRiatrtunb perlamftim O ro6en unit
aQe 5prten Qiqueure:
&lrtmel,
@adbploer,,
! Nnt6z,
pftrtdz unp
! Granss Branntwein u,(.m.
@eine eiqueure lino ale aus &ugSen e~ttrannt
0erner empfeblte CT leinen aussesei4nsten
Id ar# Jru1t>GliA ra
~ ben biQisRtn preilsn.
%. Der bo<e Marttpreis pirb ftets fur NeG'
den bcadblf.-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15
Mutton! Muftipn !!
-. Tatrdbt(b s martb

n~srtaufen .D%rpsuuos" in STentliAer @er(tei-
eeruns ant 5reitae UNI 10 ubr unb Bib am erten
5onnabenb in iebem Nonat. Sie baben einen
autsn Wurratt @intsrwaartn unb reue uub alte
Meutlss an 9ans. n saf2
sic baben BERN Meisrbin 9, einen Deut-
l9su. engagirt. I'm, bei'n Verfaufsael16ft i'm
Stpre 3eitant 3u ~leilten.
Er.. Gair@ilb unb ~ ar&.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15
Mper's
Gnthdrtic 0i0a

tassn siele @rr;nse uter ontere gurairmittsi in. MFatitt
i,1p lire cpr,lsIi6e @irsuEs II: i ~oasensstn tstanrt, ess
mir nur BEN Iutlitum bic Isriiterune ;u setsn trauGen
tcf lire Sualitdt 10 sut III. ps il ;usrr. uni sos man I'd
earauf rertaTen fam, tas lie raNelbt lehten, nus is il &C.
leiiIct taben.
uuS III tahen bel aGen Eruoaiten.
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.. 81. @nbertfnm'S
9aamcn,
@flan3en II. 81umetl>

Dflan3en Il. Blumel1 H.
Nieperlaee.
3. Straee, neben 1u9slts %Gisarunfore.
st. Naul, Ninn.
5Glt fortwGbreue auua 8erfaufe pcrratpis,
aOe @prten @amereien, BGume Nanfenge.
m1dle Neten, @tauben Vaan3en, 0noQen.
aemGtbje, u. {. ~. tie in Ninnelcta gut 9soeiben.
1ri1&e @arteM .91mereien erbaltei rpn S
". Iborburne uno Co., New'gorf. 2imotby.
Blau @ras. 9er Sop unb 8leeiaanen better
lualitat sum Yersaut.
Die beften Sorten 3eten
Concord, Diana , Delepare. 9artfprb prpl;fe
ia, Vreiie BON Is bis sc &ts. bas 9tid pper
$15 bic IS bas bunoert.
Die te0en u. btuisften Bar m meter.
WoubruFs uerte1erter Wetter. Nu3eiser, Der i6
in jeeer Be3iebuus ausssibntt. Vreis $3.50
bis $2l.
Gben1o ATE @prten Iberm . nj meter.
QanrtauReute tperetn itets cine srobe Musmabi
obiger Mrtifel in meiner Nisberla9e fnben unt
erboIten eineu anlebnliten &abatt.
d. &obertion.
3ufer, pcn allen petlhicpenen Sorten
:. ~ unp in jeoer bstiebieen gerpoduns in
. esobena 8crratb 5u ineen bel
Gculep Garrer u. 90.
Ste, cas- bepsutenoite9aaer in ct. paul
IN in balben Hiien unb r&abbies" tsi
-lg Cooley Carver y. 60.
&affte,
pc -8ast5 Ric, a
2a8uapra,
SIS Mo@a
bsi GpbIeH G drber n. Gb.
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SDpbilus unb mercurial= &ranf=
ketteu.

grn d.. N an eluat. sru St. eru;s. g1iTru-t.
SD tnoe, tas Sire Sariaparina Elm ntrtionteses Wtt-
tel fir i~efunelre SYPHILIS unt fur l.rtiitliGt 9rdEtha'
ten if, ais irsenh elm anhsres. bag mir beNssn. p. gsE;ie
;insn, bic mir terscu.
@cn q. s. 5ren6. NJ. D., e;nent ernia.n.en Nr;t sss
2aHrsHee. NlsH.. ser Gin s-pminsntss @titsliss
Ter sesisa.ur ppn glahaGuietts II.
,Er. Iner. = gSe-tter SER! St tobe Sbre Zdrias
yarina ais elm ausss,sinnetss 5silri,,el fur rrimare
irprbl .rie fU- ietuntdre Sopbilis tsfuneen. eos IN
manden 5dufn nod miriam mar. tte 10 %bartnatIs rscrsa.
has lie aGen antsrsn Mittelu pissrtantsn. Sd tsnne ,sa
W2irtel, tos i'd init II slsitlndsi9 itdtru1 Grfrls oumeuseu
tanH, renn etn maGtisfs 4iterdti, srforcerli6 1T"
Mr. Gas. G. 8aneisu srn Stem grunsutd, q. s..
bate idredli6e Munssn an ietreu 8eirsn, bic eurd eng
"arit!iss Wnpsneuns rpn Ntrtrr tesbessTuhrt EertH'
SS5;e 80 s~tr S---thsit uarss BcH SatF ~ Ishf
immer i6lummsr, truse.n, jss.s gsistei uni Deet ousana-
lung 5rreiie prcbirt purhe, bis Ct emilio eur6 ZEN o1hoi:su-
rem Wehraud pm @per's seriaparina risssr t%ssss'sas
lie nitt nit Tueet. uuo CT ruste mesrere Gussne gieISen
elrrehmeu, bis er senas.
2eucprrb6a, tpeieer T1uf, S6pdhe
rereer ~semHtnlid er;sust errd iuners ftrcptu!sft
Wunben unb nsrssn cit sskelt tuE6 pie alierahrs mn.
tuns tieisr ydCiaparilla. Gtniss 5als s11rrtt1H ZERO
| ouEtr Ger Sariaparila es esi6tdte Guuensurs lctalsr
Sel!nittel.
gpr sem te.asutsn vnb %teritmten d. Sae. Wo11tl@.
rim Cincinnati.
SD babe Sire Eariuparilid ais Elm ousse;ei6netes
Mltcrati, fir jrauenfranfbeiteH teiuneen. @ieie Saus sen
| Srresularttat, geuccrrb6a, iTnerer gSunehsit une l'tal.r
S6md6e, bic aus iircrtuloier Aniass %eHt1shen, Fne EURO
hics Gtittel seteiit. has ltsrbdrrt mort la9l lse!lGiasf
rer1 CO hurb lrfa1e 8etantiuns eeh'rie untsr7tust rtTe."
Cine Dame, melte ihren Nlameu niat ~pubI:irt puuiSt,
ihreibt:
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| St1sr Sariaparilla ron eiRsr. taEtHadtBea seaecT5sod
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-14
a Word to Republicans.
servants

We do not address ourselves to holders
of office, shoddyites or Government con.
tractors. Argument with them is useless .
They have other objects in view than the
good Of the country. Gold, public plum
der, to enrich themselves at the expense Of
a ruined and disgraced country, is all they
care about, think about, or talk about
You nigh. as well ey peci to find virtue or
love of country in them, as holiness am ong
the imps of Satan himself. But you, Mr..
Republican, whoever you are, who has
c. me TO the conclusion that there is some
thing wrong in the administration Of our
Government, you who have been made un-
easy by the manner 10 which this dread
full war has been wagee, TO Say nothing of
its objects and purposes may we ask you
10 read the Chicago platform? When you
voted for Mr.. Lincoln, who subsequently,
declared The purpose of this war to be, for
The restoration of the Union and the en-
forcement of the laws, did you expect that
in so short a time MIR. Lincoln would
cheat every one of you, sell you out, aud
hand his administration over TO the gentle
guidance oil Horace Greeley and the radi
Gals? Did you expect that your Republi-
can party would be blotted ont of exis-
lance, or rather amalgafh ated or miscege-
mated with these abolitionists whom you
denied as belonging TO your party previous
10 the Presidential election. Is it rot plain
that Mr.. Lincoln has perverted the war,
bent all the energies and powers of his sd
ministration for other purposes than the
restoration of the Union? Have not mos
of his measures had a direct positive disun-
ion tendency? Answer to your own con
sciences for you know it is so.
Blu. we offer you a candidate whose pub
lie and private record we earnestly beseech
you 10 examine. We offer you a platform
which s'adherss with answering fidelity
to the Union under the Constitution" Dc
you doubt the patriotism of GEN. McCLEL'
Lam? You can find nothing uPon which TO
base any doubt. | would ask, do you aban
don your party when you refuse to vote for
Lincoln's reelection upon the ground that
he abandoned the principles of the pl al
form upon which he was elected, and dis
gracefully belied bis intentions, the object
of the war, &c., in his inaugural address,
Country Is above party and when we heal
the roar of the coming storm, it is we'll tc
be prepared to nee, it.-Luzerns Union.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-14

The "Army Of the F~ishingcreek" has
fallen back several miles from its position
last week this time. 1t is now encamped
near Ezekiel Coles. We are informed
that several arrests have lately been made
in Sugarloaf township BY this srrny. The
FoRT is still undiscovered, and those en-
trsnchments yet undug. The loyal Adolf
%tionists succeeded well il getting az "Ar-
my" in this county and now that it rs
here, and no FoRT or entertainments to be
carried, The Abolitionists have sci it 10 york
upon Notwithstanding aud dragging
Them off from their homes and lodging
them in uome filthy old bastile. Some of
the very best men of the county have been
thus treated. Such work as this ought 10
damn any administration. Old Abe and
party die hard. They are in about their
las. death struggle. They see LITTLE Mac
oomingi
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-14

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The barn of onr
%neighbor, Lawrence Myers, on the Butler
farm in Kingston, was totally destroyed by
FIRE on Saturday last. The barn was well
stocked with grain and fax, as harvesting
had Just ended. The grain was owned by
Mr.. Joseph Easterline, and his loss is heavy,
amounting to upwards of one thousand dol
lars. There was no insurance on the prop
erty. The house narrowly escaped being
burned and the apple trees in the vicinity
were somewhat scorched by the flames
Luzerne Union.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-14

The A boIition party of this county held
shsir County Convention in the Court
House at this place on Monday last. They
formed no ticket, either county or district,
but appointed Congressional and Repre-
sentstive Conferees, without instructions
Dr.. John alias Thomas Damn has not been
able for the last few years to play of =
county ticket on the Abolition convention.
Renegade Democrats are scarce, and the
Abolitionists aspiring for county honors are
not numerous, who love to pay Primers
bills! This convention would not compare
With most Of their conventions either in
numbers or responsibility. 1t was decided
" q shabby affair. No enthusiasm about
II. Every thing that was before it fell like
q wet blanket. The shoddyites are. gone up
shis Fall. The thing il plainly to be seen.
For conclusive evidence of the fact just
attend one of their gatherings. Poor iel
lows, good for them !! Let them behave
themselves when they get into power!
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-14
CERTAIN Post Mastsra in mi. coun,v ara


CERTAIN Post Masters in this county are
very negligent in their duty, or else are 10,
tally unqualified for he position they hold
We have heard a good deal of complaint
lately, aad the Office at this place is not al
together clear from complaint. If our sub.
scribers do not receive the STAR more reg
ulariy hereafter, at least the same week it
is printed, in the county, we shall be obIig-
ed to publish the names of these post mas
tiers and send the charges against them 10
the Post Office Department. We have no.
iiced very particular that whenever we mail
a paper TO a new subscriber, that subscri.
Der invariably never receives the first two
or three numbers. This has not been the
case 10 any particular Office, but in quite a
nuniberof Them. What does all this mean ?
Dot ey intend to thus take advantage OF
the circulation of Democratic papers, for a
purposes Certainly. 1t is to the interest
OF this shoddy party to do everything in
their power TO cripple the Democratic party
and keep it'out of position. The suppress
sion OF papers not in their interest is work
they have been guilty Of from The largest
to the smallest puppy 10 the puddle.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-09-14

MusT CONFESS 1.-THE people every
where, of all political shades, are eudors-
ing the eminent fitness of the nominees Of
the Chicago Convention. Even the oppo
nonts of the party that made the nomina-
lions, must confess that the candidates are
beyond reproach, and well qualified for
the Offices which they we're nominated 20
fill. This is more than a grea: many have
said about their own candidates, and inH-
nitely more than any of them can truthful.
ly say. Nothing but the inherent love Of
shoddy and plunder keeps them from open
ly declaring themselves in favor of the Con
s~titution aud the Union, by advocating the
election of the National candidates of the
Chicago Convention. Read what a few oil
their pro minent papers say
He { Nc Cienan) is the most popular cand.
date the Convention ceatd hare chosen.-Phila
Press.
Geo. Pendleton, tie Democratic candid ate
for Vice President, is O gentleman of decided
ability, liberal aequ, emsats unstainsd priUatt
reputation.-NeU York Tribune.