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The Question.

Inc important question, TO be decided by
the people at the coming elections, appears
to have settled down to this: ssShaIl we
have peace or warp Aud this question
brings to the public another, which bears
directly upon the vitality of government.
Four years of war nave driven US into
tyranny. Our present Executive has not
Ionly been instrumental in destroying hun
dreds OF thousands Of citizens, but he has
destroyed the liberty of the people. "War
necessity" is The plea 10 which Abraham
Lincoln and his followers nave resorted 10
justify the avoidance of the Constitution, in
destroy ing the nation. in order 10 establish
a military despotism in destroying the
freedom of speech and OF the press in
deprlving citizens OF their liberty without
due process of law 10 conviciing persons
of crime without trial, aud in furnishing
without conviction. Therefore, the second
question which we must answer Shall
we have a Republic with all the constitu-
iional liberties secured to the people, or
shall We have a military Despotism, with
The Constitution and our Liberties over
thrown?
The party in power has shown its inca
pacity and unwillingness 10 make peace.
hence if power is given 10 the Abolition
party by the re-eleclion of Mr.. Lincoln we
may expect the continuance of war. and II
ii has been necessary heretofore to usurp the
laws and constitution, we may expec: the
continuance of usurpaiiou.
But we are told peace cannot be had
The Richmond Sentinel says:
''Nine tenths OF the people, North and
South, are heartily tired and sick of the war.
When both sides desire peace, peace can
not be very far of. Now we want 10 treat.
10 bargain, 10 negotiate for peace, and Nh.
Lincoln, who, it seems, wants peace also,
will not deign 10 show his face 10 US. much
less talk the matter coolIy over, but slams
the door.rudely in our faces, Just ainging
out al the window, al the same time. a
string of uAimGtG, which any news-boy
might pick mp and properly appropriate as
directed to himself,-for peace concerns
everybody and anybody.
"Let Peace Commissioners be appointed
by either section, and be invested with
plenary power of negotiation, meet on
heutIdi telIltoIy, anu discuss the terms OF
peace. Let all subjects be open and free to
and negotiation. As TO the Sla-
very question we would leave shat 10 be
settled last.
Wien all other subjects are disposed Of,
the North will find itself embarrassed by
the possession OF some half a million OF
negroes, who will Immediately be murder
ed by mobs If carried North, whom no na-
ton or people, savage or civilized, will
receive as freemen in their midst, and
whom the North cannot afford to send of,
If she could find a spot on earth willing to
receive them.2
These are the expressions of what is ad-
mIIted 10 be the organ of Mr.. Davis. Mr..
peremptorily refuses 10 consider
propositions of peace unless hey embrace
the "A~BANDoSMENT OF SLAVERY !" Shall we
submit 10 four years more OF his reign? +
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FOR PRESIDENT IN 1864,
GEORGE B.. MCCLELLAN.
Subect TO the Decision Of the Democrats
National Convention.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONTENTION

NOTICE is hereby given that The Demo-
cratic Electors, in and for the several
Boroughs and election Districts, will meet
at their respective places of holding the
General Elections, on
Saturday. the 9Th day Of .August neat,
between the hours of 8 and Z O'Clock D. m,
OF said day for the purpose of choosing two
Delegates from each District, 10 meet in
County Convention, al the COURT HOUSE
An Bloomsburg, on
Monday. the 18th day of .August.
at ! O'Clock, p. m, for The purpose Of max
ing the usuaT annual nominations Of he
democratic party of Columbia County.
WILLIAMSON H. JACOBY, Chairman
H w McREYkoLDs, JOHN A. FUNSTON,
Wa KRlcKBAUM, HIRAM BowER,
JACOB YEAGER, JOHN MEeARGELL.
Democ, attic Standing Committee.
Bloomsbury, July 20, 1864.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

EStd:e Of James b. GIBSON, Of GreenUood flDp.,
Columbia County, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
IL Administrator on the estate of James
B. Gibson, OF Greenwood township, Column
bia county, dec'ed, have been granted by
the Register Of said county, TO Abraham
Young, Esq, residing in Benton township,
and county aforesaid. All persons having
Claims against the estate of the decedent
are requested to present them for settle
men:, and those indebted 10 the estate will
make immediate payment.
ABRAHAM YOUNG, Admr.
pap4on tun Anil II 1854 80
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Dir. binGOln'S supporters.
iigencer.

At this moment, when all Lincoln's old
friends appear 10 be deserving their chief
when the very dog barks sgains. his mas
Ter, whose only followers are the shoddyiles
and renegades-such men as John Cessna
and "boEest' John Covode, of PennsyIva-
MIA and the equally s'honesl" John Brough,
of Ohio-it must be some solace to the An
cient Joker that he can rely on the ''loyal-
iy" ofthe strong minded women and weak
minded men who nave been representing
the "spheres" in the convention OF Spirit
uaIisis held a. Chicago during the last few
days. 1t is well known that the inhcels.
atheists, fres-Ihinkers, free-Iovers, SpiriIu-
alisls and progressive Christians" have
always been ardent admirers of Mr.. Lin
coin and his. policy aud no one will be
surprised to hear that they have now pub.
licly ratified the nominations made by the
Baltimore Convention. The Chicago pa
pers give Iepor,s OF the proceedings of the
Spiriiualist Convention, and the speeches
delivered thareat, from which we make a
few extracts, slightly blasphemous, but en-
AbOhty AOJ~i3 ouO oItOSOtnOi dltCl tue kIOdt
Joker's own heart. One of the speakers, a
Mr.. Henry C.. Wright, said
"II was the duty of all SpiriiuaIists TO
support the Government as ii was now rep.
resented at Washington.
Miss Doten commended that Abraham Lin
coin would prove The wedge that would
split slavery 10 pieces. She had worshipped
Jesus Christ; now she worshipped princi-
Piles.
Dr.. Luther Lowell said he appeared be-
fore the convention as a non-resistant He
was with Christ who had suffered for Iiber-
ty, but SpiriiuaIism had brought him back
TO the world. Christ was a national man !;
SO was he. (Laughter.} Christ was a spirit
medium ; so was be. Cloud laughter y
Christ was of the seed OF Abraham and
SO was he (Roars of Iaughler.) In regard
to voting, he might tell them be had only
done so two or three times. He voted for
Andrew Jackson, aud he had often commu-
nica,ed with his spirit. They spoke about
hard words.and hard names, but Ais Heav-
emily Father had often had 10 boar harder
words aud harder names than JEFF Davis
(Roars OF laughter)
All this is rather shocking but is no worse
than a speech OF Mr.. Stewards made in
Washington a year ago, in which that gen.
Ileman compared his sufferings in this war
10 the passion OF he Saviour Nor is il
much more Objectionable than many Of
Lincoln's jokes. II is very natural and in
beautiful harmony with the theory of the
fitness OF things, that b%Iasphemy should en-
dorse obscsnity, ard the %reyilers of Chris
iisniiY go hand in hand with the despisers
Of our National constitution.
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EDITOR OF The 'STAR,'-Dear Sir
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The "repor's"circulating about the people
in the upper end of our county have been
invented and put afloat by the Al olitionists
OF the county. These crazy Abolition
shriekers in this place are eager 10 catch
up every little trihing report and magnify
it into something large and aslonishing.-
They believe, too, every thing that is told
them, especially about a Democrat, and al
once heralding it ovet the coun.
try.
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DIED.

In Briarcreek township. Columbia county
July 9th, 1864, Mary Wilmina, daughter of
George and Sarah ARR, aged 6 years 3 mos.
and 10 days.
In Berwick, August 18th 1864, Rachel
Anna, daughter OF Abraham and Sarah M.
Reichard, aged 5 years, 7 months and Fl
days.
AT the residence of William McNinch, in
Cooper township, Montour county, Miss
Agnus L. Wolverton; aged I9 years.
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Dr. E. L. AcKER, for many years the able
and efficient editor OF the Norr;stown Reg
lister, is mentioned as a candidate for Con-
gress in that sterling Democratic district,
Montgomery and Lehigh. We know of no
one in that district more deserving the po-
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0s Monday next our Democratic County
Convention will be held at this place for the
purpose of appointing congressional con-
f~erees, nominating one candidate for Assem-
bly,, forming a county ticket, and selecting
a Standing Committee for the ensuing year.
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MARIE D.

In Christ Church, at Danville, on the 10Th
inst, by the Rev. E. Lightner. Mr.. Robert
Wooley, and Miss Matte F. Henrie, all OF
Danville, Pa.
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The total vote on the first amendment is
2ss, 06l, probably a little over half The pop
ular vote of the Stale. There were about
$50 900 votes polled last fall for Governor /;
to deduct the vote given for The amendment
would leave about $4,000 who preferred
not TO vote, or who oted against.
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STAR OH THR NORTH.
WM. II. JAo0BY, EDITOR.
iBOOMSBURG, WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST a, 1864

s NJ. PETrEsGiEL & Co., 81 Park Row.
New York, are duly auihorized to solicit and
receive subscriptions ard advertising for the
Star of Tie North, published at Bloomsbury,
Columbia county. Penn'a.
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advertising for the Star Of the Noyfh.
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VoTE ON THE AMEsDMENTs.-The official
vote on the Amendments TO the Constitu-
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ReSoLUed, That w. D. Weidenhamer and
Joseph Hunter be, and are hereby appoint
ed %contere es TO meet similar conferees from
Columbia county, TO nominate a candidate
for member OF tie Stale Legislature for
this District.
RESOLVED, That in case OF the inability of
either of the conferees 10 attend at the time
ard place of meeting, he may, without
the consent Of his colleague, appoint a
substitute to act in his place.
The following Resolutions were then pre-
sented and adopted unanimously
ResotUed, That we are in favor OF restor-
ing, maintaining and preserving intact, the
Union Of all the States, under the Consti-
tuition, and that we are opposed to any line
OF policy, whether of Abolitionists or Se-
cessionists, which aims al or tends 20 effect
a dissolution of the Union.
ResOiUed, That while we believe that by
a wise, judicious, honest aud honorable
policy, the Uaion may again be restored TO
lis original integrity, and lhe States and the
people thereof rein stated, protected in all
their rights and privileges, the experience
OF the past three years under Lincoln's AID
ministra,ion proves incontestibly, that
while he and the Republican party remain
in power no such desirable ends can be at
tanned.
ResotUed, That the policy of LincoIn's
administration has most effectually united
and consolidated the South in their rebell-
ion against the Government, and their effort
and determination to achieve their inds-
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES HALL, TERRE HAUTe, IND,,
A Protestant Episcopal school
for Young Ladies.

UNHE DUTIES or ST. AGNES HALL WILL BE
resumed after Christmas vacation, on Thursday
January 1885, and the Corporation desire to call the
attention Of parents and guardians TO the superior aci
ties for complete and thorough education presented by
this school
The location Is healtbfu and the site OF the H.
in the midst Of ornamental grounds eight and q hall
In extent, most beautiful and attractive The
buildings handsome and comwodous heated through
by steam and combining all the features requisite
for the health aud comfort Of the pupils The nStruc
ton is psctcal and thorough and fourteen in number
distinguished for ability aud experience. The Phioso-
phical and Chemical apparatus Is varied and extensive
and comprises among others valuable Microscope, Tel
escope and Electrical Machine. The most elegant accom-
pshments OF Music, Painting, Drawing, Embroidery
6c., receive especial attention.
The discipline Is firm and parental, II being the prn
cpe q the government 10 prevent rather than 10 punish
wrong
Terms $40 per year for boarding and tuition; s25
ira for music, payable half yearly in advance.
For circulars and iuformation address
GEORGE HERBERT, h. A.,
tec7-dUanS Master Of the Hall.
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lSDiANA roIls December &, lS6i.
Ia. IIcHTnnIs A. have been under your treatment
for month past, and have improved greatly write
10 thank you FOR the benefit have derived from your
treatment. had suffered long time with catarrh in
disagreeable aud offensive forn Ny Of smell
entirely destroyed and my face at times distorted by the
swelling IN my nose also had very alarming and
painful attack OF deafness. now report You that am
almost entirely cured My deafness you completely cured
In less than two weeks. My face l. natural-my
Of smell returned me- aud in fact feel better Ia
every way than have been in months past had tried
several means 90 get cured before you, but they all
failed. II you have occasion refer
me personally, aud shall cheerfuy recommend your
skill es Il deserves fours, truly,
LEwIY HIli,
Bates House, indianapolis.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. n. $. PENDERY,
AMERICAN DISPENSARY.
No. "a 10 E. Washington St.

q T THE AMERICAN DIsPEysART WE TREAT BY
~ a new method, and with the happiesi results all
Of Diseases and conditions peculiar 20 females
Skis, Chorosis OF Green Observation-Disclosures by
yellowish, dirty green paor Of the surface; fmanso
hessam, OF absent henstruailon Amen0rrhea, or Re-
tenton o. the Nenses; DysmeuorrheA painful and DIM
cult hoN % the Aenses Aenorrhaga, profuse Men
situation; BeuchOhea and altered
ton Of the generally white or nearly eOloress
and a. an parent.
Reader. have given you elias Of diseases that are
met with IN Females Of all ages whether married
married. and TO married Females wOuld say that there
many other forms Of diseases peculiar 10 your
diseases 81 Pregnancy PartuTton, and Lsctaton. OF
which space will not admit calculation. omit II FOR
the c0uncil chamber. adding but disease 90
this st, and that Is formidable oneUloeraton ofthe
body Of the Uterus.
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COPARTNERsssIP.

FENHE undersigned have this day formed copartner-
n ship IN the Saloon and Restaurant business here
icfore known As He1ekiahs. at No 10 North Illinois
street.
The new firm will be happy TO receive contin uAnce
% the custom heretofore extended the ESTABLISHING
The best Of liquors. wines and cigars kept constantly on
hand and Ia the all the dclcseS Of the
will served up the shortest notice, prepared
BY The most experienced cooks
HENRY " HEzEKIAH
2. r JOHN.
Indianapolis. September q. 1854. sept2S-df
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR COLYOUR. MEDICAL OFFICE No. 30 SOUTH
Meridian Street. forfeits hs fee II be fails in cur
ing any that may come under bis care, matter
how obstinate long standing He warrants you =
syphilis, IN the primary stage helped in 25 min
utes, cured in "a hours. elect OF 20 years standing
cured BY DR.. L. Ofaoe hours TO 10 p. M. mAr2s
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OFFICIAL RECORD
OF THE
TREASON TRIALSi

AT INDIANAPOLIS, BEFORE THE MILITARY
n Commission convened by Special Orders No 10,
Headquarters District Of Indiana Brevet Major General
A. r. H0yey, Commander u the District. brcvet Brga
der General =. G. Colgrove. Presidents H. L. Burnett.
of the Department Of the Ohio and Northern Depart
msni, Judge Advocate Containing the Testimony, Ar
gamaus. Finding and senenre. the Of Harrison
~. Dodd; also Of william A. Bowles, Andrew Humph-
reys. Horace HeGren, Lambtn p. kDigan, and stephen
Horsey Developing the Origin History, Eyten, Names
% Oncefs dc the Orders 81 knights 81 the
6eden Circle. the Circle Of Honor the Order Of Amer
Knights the Order Of the Sons u laberyther Or
EaurAton. Rituals, Passwords. Grips, OAihs, Obga-
lions and Pcnates-ther ostensble and real purpose
Also the plots for general uprising OF The Order-the
release OF rebel prisoners al Camp Chase. Camp Morton
Camp Douglas and Johnsons Island; seizure OF Unitei
State Arsenas; purchase Of Arms and Ammunition WITH
funds furnished by the Rebel Government, aud Armng
~ the Rebel Prisoners Concert of action With Rebel
Leaders and the Confederate forces Rebel Raids into The
u Ohio Iediana. Illinois AMI Missouri; the de-
stTucten Of Government Warehouses, Steamboats,. etc,
Ard payment from rebel 81 per centage for the
ssrns le establish Of Northwestern Ccnfederccy
the eixure and assassination Of Governor Norton, etc
etc Embouyns The Arguments ofCounsel-the Speech
complete 81
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This may certify that very deaf, that had a
pous and most offensive discharge ~ matter from my
aud with II intense pain wasieversh and sleepess, my
appetite gone and my health generally much seranged
While thus suffering, iplaced myself under Dr. ghihils
treatment about q month ago aud now | am entirely
cured In every respect Before DR. Lighh accepted my
had tried other treatment, which only made
worse. But now that that DR.. Lighth has cured me
have no words 10 thank him sufficiently for his skiul
treatment Of my case, which disgusting 10 those
around me As Il was alarming 10 myself
JOHN DORSEY
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DAILY SENTINEL
Tne Nisht AFTER Christmas.


The following 3. an amusing parody upon Clement
xoor.'s uu,qusl,d might Before Christmas"
Twas The nigh, after orinna, when all through the
Everv soal vas sbed. and a. stlll . mouse;
Hose stockings 80 lately 81 NcholAs' care,
Were emptied u all that vst estaole there
TIE Earrings had duly been tucked IN their beds
Win yery full st0nnachs and pain "a their heads
Isa fosing away N ny new cotton cap.
And Nancy rather fSr gone IN nap,
when oct IN the nurs'ry arose such elaiier.
I.pruug from mr. Sleep eryisg what Is the natter
few 70 each bsdsife-still halfin a dore.
Tore open The curtains and threw Oh the clothes.
while the light = shs taper ssrvsd clearly TO show.
The plteous plight q those objects below;
For What 10 he fathers fond eyes should appear,
Bat the little pale fac q eseh sch niils dear,
For each pet that had cramrned itself fnll a. tea
knsw gn momesi nov felt IKE Vld NICK go
Their psi,e. we're rapid thsir bresthlng the same,
What their siomacbs rejected IN mention BY name
Ne~ turkey, nov stunng, plan padding OF eourse'
And enstards. and erallers. and cranberry sauce,
Bsfoss ss's sgsd n.tnIs al ~sai 70 ths wall,
Yss--laltptps, hspsioddle, dinner, and all
Inc psiisf. eklch nrehins from pop gun, fetfy.
went hgs. nuts and rasins, Jam. Jelly and pie,
TIL each error - diet was brought 20 my view,
To the shame u Mama and Santa Claus too.
turned from the sshi, 70 my bed room stepped back
And brought cot phia marked ''Pulv. lpecae,"
When my Nancy exeamed-fcr their suierings shocked
Done 700 think pen had better love, run for the Doc.
tori"
ran-and sss soaresly batk under my 30.
whea ~ N sh.rr chatter % old Jai<zf hoof
I might say that hardly had turned m~vf round,
When the tctor came into the room with bound.
He was covered With mud from his head = his foot,
Ard The sult be bad WAS hts very worrvsut
lie bad hardly bad fine 10 pm hat IN NJ bark,
And he looked ike a Fsl,tan hau fuddled sith eek.
Hts ewes boe they nkicd Had the Doctor got merrJ
His cheek looksdllks Tot, aud bis breath melt o
Asryr
ne hadn't been shaved Tor fortnight 10,
And the beard his chin wasn't white a. the snow
But Inspecting their IN despite Of their teeth
And draNing b. watch from bis wfsicoat beneath,
He felt of each pulse. saying, 'fgh little belly
Must get ridp-hsre he laugbed-"of the rest q tha
Jelly"
And groaDed when be said 10, 10 spite Of myself;
IIat a Wink % his eye when be pbysiced our Fred
Soon gave me % know bad nothing % dreaf
he didn't prescribe. but went straghtway 10 work,
Aud dosed all the resi-gago his trOwsers Jerk,
And adding directions while blowing his nose
Ne buttoned lib ooat -fr0ni bis chair lie aross
Then Jumped m his glg-gave old Jhap a whistle,
And Jalap dashed on a. IL prcked By thistle;
bat the Doctor exclaimed ere he drove out 81 sight,
They'll be well b to-rnorrow-good night Jones
good nightP' IrFrl
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JOHN DORSEY.


NARTINsNlllI, ND, Dcc. :, I'bi.
DR. LGnnuLI-DEAR SIm Your favor Of recent date
came duly to hand. Since placing mpsef under your
treatment for Catarrh have improved very fast Ny
had been Of some years standing. and was much dis
couraged by les obstinacy have received very great
lief since you began to treat aud the loaihsome dis
erse is rapidly disappearing thanks 10 your kill.
Gratefully yours, W. r. SHEPPARD.