The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-30

STAR OF THE NORTH
BLOOMsBOIG, PA.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MAR. so, 1854.
A LOAD OF DRv WOOD will be taken al
this Office on subscription to ihe STAR.
Ws are indeb,sdto Hon. Henry W. Tracy
for q copy of the ti-mouihly Report of the
Agricultural Department for january and
February. 1854
SENATOR MosTeoMERg has our thanks for
Records and papers. The speech of Mr.
Wallace, sent Us, on fhe Constitutional
Amendment, allowing soldiers the right of
. vote in the army, rs able, constitutional,
and patriotic. We endose il (; the principle
i right, and should be sustained.
TBE proceedings of The Democrats State
Convention, which was hsld in Philadel-
phia on the oath ins.., excludes from our
columns orr usual variety of news and po-
iitical mailer generally. The doings of the
Convention will be interesting to our re- sad-
ers.
Hon. PxrL LEDy was appointed Efector
by The Democratic State Convention, ios
This Congressional District. This is good
selection Mr. Leidy is favorably known
throughout the District, and politically
sound, which ara very essential qualiiica-
lions for fhe position
The Sugar making season is about over,
with our friends up Fishingcreek We un
derstand large quantties have been made
this spring. It Usually brings ttem good
prices. Wehsve seen some very excelIen
sugar cone from Benton aud Fishingcreek
townships, this county.
OK SATURDAY evening last a meeting was
held in The Couri House, me object being to
vsisc mere money to exempt This township
in the two hundred thousand call The
amount OF money received we have not
learned The quota Eeerns TO be about eigh-
teen. making in all tflree calls in this town.
ship, sixty-two.
Col. John G. Freeze, oi this eonniy, and
William Nj. Piau. OF Wyoming CO., were
Dor-.,,..s-> n.t.->.A. a. - C,.,R <V.r
vention, from This District. COL John F.
Means, of Bradford county, was Senatorial
Delegate from fhe Bradford District, and
Henry c. Eyer, Esq, was Delegate from
our Senatorial District
THE Lincoln Caftrhisa, wherein The &C.
centrieities and heaniies OF despotism are
fully sci forth, i. being guide to ihe Presi
dental Election of 1864 Mr.. j. Feeks,
publisher, No. 90 Ann Street, New York.
This Little work, price ] 5 els, contains some
rich questions. Send and get it, and laugh
and grow fat"
THE Rev. Daniel Barber harangued The
Duion League in the Court House at This
place. on Friday evening last. We learn
that there was slim lnrn.ont. The League
is waning in strength, and doomed to
short life.
Arftnr's 5fagazine for April il bright and
CHEEKY a. the pleasant sunshine. What
sunshine is 10 the young plants, drtknr's
Aagazins is TO the young ladies'. enlivenin-,
stimulating and improving. It's literature
Is Of an Interesting and high moral tone,
which has ever characterized III pubiica-
lion. The plates are fine Send and get it,
only two do lars per annum !; published in
Philadelphia, by T. S Arthur.
Songs and Ballads of Freedoms, is the title
of neal little song book, published by J..
F. Feeks, No 90 Ann Street, New York -
hisa very choice collection, inspired By
the incidents and scenes OF the present war.
The songs are appropriate and well caIcu-
lated for campaign purposes. Price IS cts.
ANY OF Our Democratic friends wishing a
copy, on receipt OF the price, We will send
and get il for Them
: TIE Republican editor seems TO rejoice
considerably over the result OF the eiection,
in this township. We think from the cack-
ling be made in his last issue iLal he would
not be able TO ccniain himself if the AboIi-
lion party should ever De SO fortunate as to
carry the elections in all the districts in the