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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-10
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EITHER HEN OR MOMENT

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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-10

Is the recent Conservative CONVENTION in
Philadelphia. which nominated Mcclellan,
one OF the speakers said
When he first came to this country he
was one OF the most radical Aboliiionisis
ina, ever lived, but be was horribly and in-
famously deceived. (Laughier) The first
acquaintance he made in this country was
Getrhl Smilt-he found him al that time
not only working for the freedom of the
negro, bal Tor the GubernatoTial chair at
AIbany-he also formed The acquaintance
OF VIM. Il. Seward, and was obliged TO say
that in all Europe he never discovered so
much rascaliiy as ne saw IN this county.
He was not a man 10 be bought or one. TO
be sold, he went by facts. Although he
wished tbs country freed Of every slave,
yel he had found that il was only the true
old Democratic principles that secured
equal rights TO all.
In alludiug to the present power, he
said
They say their life is full OF holy facts,
They say they'll go 10 heaven for all their
acts,
If really they reach that heaven of Pures,
They'll rob Gods Treasury the same as
yours
The speaker endorsed in strong terms The
name of George B. Mcclellan as the man
for the emergency. He reviewed the course
of that General while in command of the
army, and OF the progress made by the
army afterward He alluded to the conscrip-
lion aud suspension OF the habeas corpus
by Government which called itself Tree.
What Mcclellan wished for, was for the
crushing out OF the rebellion and rs-estab-
Iishment OF the Union.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-10
Gboice poetrp.
THE SUPERFLUOUs MAN.
BY JOHN c SAKE.

1t is ascer,ained by inspection of the res
iste of many countries, that the rniforI
OF male aud female births is a
2l 10 20; accordingly, in respect to mar
risge, every 2ist man is naturally super
fluous.-S Smifh's II safiss or p2puiation.
| long have been pGzzIed to guess,
And so I have frequently said,
What the reason could really be
That never have happeaed TO wed
But now it is perfectly clear
I am under a natural ban;
The girls are already assigned
And Pm superfiuous man.
Those clever Statistical chaps
Declare the numerical run
OF women and men in the world,
Is Twenty to Twenty and-one
And hence 10 the pairing you see.
Since wooing aud wedding begun,
For every connubiaI score
They've got snperfuons maui
By iweniies and lwenl;es they go,
Aud siddily rush 10 their iale,
For none .oi the number, OF course,
Can fail OF conjugal mate;
Bat while they are Yielding in scores
To Natures inaexibIe plan,
There's never woman for me-
For I'm su2erfuous man!
Il isn't that am churl,
To solitude over inclined
II isn't that an at fault
In morals or manners or mind;
Then what is he reason, you ask,
am sui with The bachelor clan
merely was numbered smiss-
And I'm suPerauous man.
Il isn't that am in want
OF personal beauty or grace,
For many a man with wife
Is ugIier far in the face
Inoeed among elegant men
fancy myself in the van;
Bat what is the value OF that,
w nen m superuuous
Although am fond of the girls,
For aught could ever discern
The tender emotion feel
Is one that hey never return;
'Tis idle 10 quarrel with fate,
For struggle as hard as can,
They re mated already, you know
And I'm a superauous man!
No woirder grumble at times,
With women so pretty and plenty,
To know that | never was born
To figure as one of the twenty
But yet, when The average lot
With critical vision scan, q
think ii may be The best
That I'm supsrauous man
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-10

LIsCoLs's PooR RELATIyEs.-The widow
OF The rebel General Helm, who was killed
al chiekamauga, is a sister to Mrs. Abra-
ham Lincoln So says an exchags paper.
MFs Lincoln must be disloyal, for accord
ing 70 4 ABOLITION logic s'loyslo people don't
have relatives ia the rsbsl army.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-10

How THE MoNEY GoEs.-A son OF ex-
Senator Cameron has just, after tt0o gears
saUjce, teen placed on the retired Iist as an
army paymasler, with salary OF oi Two
thousand dollars year for life! No matter
he is a poor man and probably has his
mother 10 support
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-10

THE Press OF the 4th instant, in an editor
iaI says "The passage Of General Bank
rupt Law by Congress seems TO be certain.
This IS ''loyaI' authority, and the annuncia-
tion OF this important news, has OF course
the sanction of the Government.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-10

FkMALE MoDEsrv v.-Modesly in young
female is The flower o! tender shrub,
which is the promise OF excellent frui:. To
destroy i. is to destroy the gem o: ihous-
and virtues, to destroy TIE hope of society,
to commi. an outrage against nature The
air ofIhe world is burning breath. thar
every cay blasts this precious flower.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-10

LITTLE MAc-NearIy every Democratic
exchaee paper We receive contains at lis
editorial head the name OF General George
B. Mcclellan as the next Democratic can
didals for President of the United States.-
From present indications "Litlls Mac the
peo pies man. will receive the unanimous
support otthe Pennsylvania delegation in
the National Convention.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-10

McCLELLAN DELEoATEs.--fhe Democrats
of Montgomery and Huntingdon counties
have appointed delegates 10 tue next DEM
ocratic convention, with instructions 10
support General Mcclellan for President
That's right. With "i.iiile Mac as our
standard bearer, all the thieves, shodds
contractors, office-holders and bayonels in
the country cannot prevent the success Of
the Democratic party.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-10

THERE is pressing demand for white
officers of negro regiments. Here V -
chance for our Abolition friends to of1sr
their services.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-10

THE work! makes Us takers, bn. solitude
makes us thinkers.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-10

WAETED-Five hundred thousand more
soldiers by Old Abe. Turn out, boys!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

TINS CofrERHEhDs OF AsHrABULA bad sort
Of yhistline. patch on Saturday ,eyenipg last,
at thsaeUs 1IalEI- HAVING. been bsbnied by
all sorts Of familiar spirits 10 the way Of blue
deviis" they adopted fhis- e4pediept, as we are
told young boys, and old sinners DO, when their
psthslIay fnl the heigtborhoods grave yards, at
night When, the news Of the immense num-
bers, assembling pit Chicago reached them,
there went upla convdsfve cbuctIe, and few
coutortious oftlie features were sidbIe, similar
to The effect pfoddred upon bodies fresh from
the scaffold under the Influence Of ghlyauisui-s-
the mimicry Of lie 10 The embrace Of death.
The limbs howevet, soon became rigid and
the features fixed, and the stupor and pallor Of
death was upon ihew.n The idea of whistle,
therefore, was Q good one, for II was little short
of painful to see their awoe,begone visages
about the streets. and ifathe season we're o.
fruitful one, and population increasing, iusas
natures might have become painfully and hor-
riby numerous From such Consequences the
whistling match has for time at least rseved
US. The whistling. we are told was done by
old Father" Griswoid,g' whose fidelity to loco
focai'm, through aIIits phrases and ramiica-
tions under the Damsofh old line whiggery,r
has afforded him an excellent school for study
and practice.'a 'Th6dgh smpIe bas been that
experience, his whfstiidg has Been of rather
loose uuoobstrained naiDFe.' His has never
been of the kind depominajed. /" whistliog at
mark OF. ffit has, We think he never sue :.
ceeded in biting H., He is nevertheless very
passable whistler, and sindispeqsi BILE to odt
friends, the copperheads. n. Heo generally docs
up the whole entert eminent himself but On
this occasiouy be was qsssisiedpby our worthy
friend Joe Cook, whoss intentions like those bf
young converts generally, are, better than bis
attainpents. J oe sust aimed the Acond part IN
The refrain, and though there w" not d M much
grace or mclifflie nee Shout bfg performduce, Il
added. nevertheless, something % The eebfeftaib-
meut. The low bass or third part, was sus.
tanned by our English friend Leak, the bluck,
smith, His perorma6cs% we are told, wss
rather novel, but exceedingly effective lib
seems to have been the only pure, huished
artist of the 4tflo His clevernessg we are told
embraced something more ithanSth Sthe Elections or.
the human ybstls# ne Was thought to De
exceeding lyf6spPy ip his sfiaisies aud mastery y
over varioas tessts aod, creeping things. The
musical touss, ask well as the external audi
tory organs oi The mule and the donkey, were
brought nto1beaa,iSdl and effective display.
TIbelappdlagsHf Hassqregogs 1eIsadw
,,,GPpEerr ScPente9ssnces have ip copsegnepce
been lifted, and the aspect OF sadness and dis-
par bayBeeB s0qa4 tBanged as To %bkeI Tie
poor fellows for "a time at least more itoler
able to themselves as well as .toa the com.
muhity. 20. w IIin ifGi s1.ai u -e. % I t.n
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

The New York, Tribune, is. printing the two
Platforms, ofthe Union and Democratic parties,
respectively, asIfragied and adopted by their
recent National Conventions at Baltimore and
Chicago,in clear type, on good paper for cir.
culation. 80 II will make the best campaign
document that can be distributed Let them
be widely scatterednZ tgaI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

% In certain prvate deliberations during tile
Chicago Convention. the peace men demanded
and received, as conditionlto the nomination
OF Mcclellan, ap agreement that Coy, Seymour
should be Secretary of State, Vallandigham
Secretary of w ar, and that Cox. Voorhees,, and
other shining lights of.peace should be iemem'
bered The New York Herald says the spoils
are what the peace men care most about. 10
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

CONSISTENCY Our watchfull and jealous ad
versaries make DO little pother about mingliug
the civil and miitary--hoiding, as is. charged
by the Cincinnati Jaquirer upon Messrs.
Scheuck1 and Garfield, and receiving pay and
ration as Generals, and as congressman OF
the same time. The charge is false 10 regard to
these gentlemen as they both resigned before
Congress, met, But where, is Little Mack
Has any one heard of bis resignation 2 -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

NOfTrfFffIT
NEEpnEss, THREATr--Chss, j, Iugersoll, Of
Philadelphia, made threat recently at rati6r
cation meeting in Philadelphia, that n the
Democrats failed TO elect Mcclellan. they would
insugprate aireyoIution 10 the North, The
threat was needless. the parallel between the
peace traitors. and the Southern armed rebels,
was complete without it. They failed to de-
feat Lincoln 10 the election and thereupon
made war. Now their Northern counterpsrts
threaten the same thing. Loyal men knew
they were just like the rebels without this new
evidence OF the factrn cd - ft24 y ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

EsihfmUnNs9f1rbeu Sff tifFi 20 "tti-Ap
wIh ibtr psrnls,cul wish 70 ray 10 the readers Of yor
papsr fRTt wi send by redrn mali 10 ali Who vish ~
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simple yeeetahe Baim that VIII eieciusy femove Ia ten
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4 Jses simple dfeabhs shd infBatiogi tt wni srfbe
them 70 fsst @ Rrcwth cf Luxrriant Hs Nhisherr, OF
Noustsche "a hiess than 80 days. ifq-oFs 90 Is1 r y
An spptIcns answered BY return mail withoet ebsrge
asM -ssoi' Respectfully yourr a, i,v an e,,.,,.,
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a fnsf+sSt,.,, An mAksS.--rRoF. 7. n. HOPKINS,
Gives InstretIc In Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL Performances
daisaris ana win Ansnsssnd Compose Nd
'TuiTISs1 slS 5a...tr q .a..ss. Pupil: wifi
W kecoodated with ast Of Piano at bis resdepcs 40
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iafoT waH o. dglnjtlg
sspopihsfj 6bhSentrstea Lys, or FANNY
sespt N shtfiLr makes high prcss and saponiaer
helps 70 reduce tbeh, II makes soar for FOUR CENTS
FOUND using your kitShcn grcsse. a'iii
:FwnI IrO1 a aFk1f eyflUr
iAs spurious fybs are offered asu, be cse
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PrpsnE coun.ene~. riiq'ghsifi Boz . 2 sttt
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17
The New York Epening POSI- says

u - m ~ E-'.i - 1'rTc = q ~ = I'd
We chance to know, from the best authority,
that Mr.. Jefferson Davis but q few weeks ago
absolutely and finally refused to any proposals
Or peace except on tie ground Of Southern in-
dependence apd whep say.:Southern indepen.
dence, be remarked, T mean to include in our
Confederacy. Maryland all Of Virginia, Ken
Etueky, Arkansas and Missonri--nothngs less. =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

:. bDogsTFAoaghs gold took. jump up after dasff
the nomination, of Mcclellan at Chicago, under
the iraunce ofl.hs sturdy blows of the brave
"'boys in blue" It has foro somebody's exhibited
decided symptoms Of eddI) land is at last fairly
Dtpth blgssIdpwpe7 Aieyal mea7 willreioice at
snchaa, oensnmatiOn. Div saasd ass1D va 10 sao
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

MORE iTYRANYr Gen. Heiutzelman's order,
prohibiting the sale of firearms, is proclaimed
another. act Of tyranny by the Copperhead
press. What pity they could not have been
permitted to have perfected secret armed
military organization ready forTinauguratng
war in the North in humble imitation oftheir
rebel friends ip the South II is terrible tyr
amy to prevent their doing SO Loyal men
willlook attbe matter in very different light
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17
,sLUMBER WANTED,

z 11WILL Pay the market price 10 Cash
for any OF all The following kinds of Lumber delivered
at the Store In this place formerly occupied BY Prentice
Smith q Co At the HarboE Of fAshtsbula TO wits, ID
r 800 600 feet inch w bite Wood.-12 feet long
. 100000 feet ! inch w hite w ood--12 feet long
1 80 900 feet Ia inch Chair Plank--I2 feet long
,200. 900 feet IL to 4 incbs tbick-l2 feet long
! $4,000 q s to10 in sqr columps--l2 feet long
' 200, 900 feet to 4 in W bite Ash--l2 feet long
lA.hs.b.ls, Dee. II. 1854. so ID = "''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

!, = pAs Ricr Of Glrard, Erie county, was uom-
mated by baec!amation.s asa the Democratic
eAnd.dstei for State SsOate, at the Convention
assembled atoory on Tuesday afternoon last.
Dan accepts the nomination, the platform and
the par ty.iq oB III .pasl Oh aidtgaH ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

sy An adjourned meeting OF the, Ashtabua
Christian Oommissioawl be, held at Smith 5
Hall, on Saturday, the 18th inst, at 3 O'Clock
r!oS9 Matters Of interest will be brought be.
fore the Society and general attendance is
desired.
wo By dorder. OF the President, u rlasi,7q .sr
A n grpovoe Xe<y I
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17
a,. 7, ). Nj. FAuLksKR,.

WALTER BURoyss,. Esq, entered upon the
duties OF Treasurer on the 5th inst Our friend
Bushnell goes into The business Of general 10.
suranre agent at Jefferson. ~. e,o 2. '.yo, ya5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

Tag BARKER FAMLy-rThisc popular family
Of singers, who have just closed a-thost success
ful musical tour 10 the State ,of, New tYofkI are
to give us one OF their choice Embellishments
at Smiths Hall. 10 this village. Tuesday Eve.
Sept. 10th. og The Barkersl have given the very
best satisfaction 0Z No Company is more highly
extolled by the press, and none is more unexcep.
tionable 10 the general sentiments OF their songs,
or more happy 10 their combination. Nathan
'Rssksty ythe bead, ,ef tas (shb, ise esiVcso a
good fellow. and We bespeak for him aud bis
troupe q full hoases This We are sgre-bis many
friends in this vicinity will accord him. All
lovers Of good music should attend A. Acou.
temporary calls them The best singing family
thNs thSs nere are %sa
there Is nothing at which, any can take excep.
tion. yAs Pres eysIyyhssrss " yis sPeqfs in warn
,gT npeaHs-Ssturdsy Evening, Sept. n.
Kingsville-Mo onday Evening, Sept. 10.
d, yeffsrson-W Weuesdsy Evening, Sept 81.
Austinbusgh-T Thursday Evening, Sept p. =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

BRows's BRoSoHIAL TsooHKs.7TR Rev. Charles
9. Robinson late OF Troy, now Of Brook lyn.
N, T., writes OF Broca's Bronchial Trochss !;
Rev. Mr.. Booth gave me two or three from
his pocket, few years ago, recommending me
to make trial ofthem, for he bad found them
beneficial 9 4 have kept them on hand ever
since, and found them very servieeable after
the WEAKNESS Of speaking. as well a. allsying
the irritation consequent on a cold.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

ms CoSyssa QpLps, Every, one is practFally
familiar with common colds. The chilhness
and shiyeriug, the dullnes andolangor. the sore
Dness OF throat, pain p the head, stuffed dosris,
5and'stia more, the irritability of tempera and
general discomfort, baye not euly been Terpers
fenced ,bysyeryi one at, some time. butliy has
been the misfortune Of most people to 'ipass
through this unpleasant ordeal repeatedly and
frequently,yoWe would recommend Timely
use OF MADAME Porter's iCurtipe Tough
Bafsam, because it Away cures. A safe,
reliable aud pleasant remeoy. Full directions
on each bottle. Retaled by all Druggists at
rs cents, oai r -Aia 'a.'lr i,l At1 -r1t =,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

( The love Of all Ito risk woman,s parado1)
Is bat small thing to the love OF one. =
Some persons couldpt sell their souls 10 tbs
Devil, uslsss ths Devil b devil Sf q fool
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

m Are t6bis for coa,vsners spssns los Of appetite, sic
besdache gidduess Of boang aer ness dizzines
and e.snPns palms. and All disorders Of s''
III Letter at aot Canal street New York
&c. COOK, pnbiisher Of the StAe BaHnsr, ben
ft avs. Ne vns attacked with Dyspepsia, and
sfed sverc from It. that not particle Of food could
taken wthost cccsstpniHg the ost nncomforabe sens
NOD his stomaeh For AYE years he suffered from the
dreadfal complaints when hs ypsed BRANDRETHS PILLS
bhd change and BY the lime he had aken fz box
COMPfETE CURE Effected He says any dyspep-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

y NAME ELEcrioS. Uniopists Of Maine
carried the State in the recent election, by the
largest majority ever cast at merely State
election they have every Congressional Dis,
ssaaI Ss Ajffs Il. "iS'!ii fss ssP 4sssls 4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

An officer ffqm The ifropt reports that the
news Of the nominaion'o OF McClellan'was we'll
received in the army--it was the rebel army
however, .'aoAE hNn lSooN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-17

HTHn .DRasf is at length. ,6xed for Monday,
the 10Th. 10 such portions of this State as have
not already filed their respective quotas: This
town will take q chance 10, having 80 still TO
make nm "