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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02
Tempsrans Lsklur by ]. Billings.
"Be ye lemperale in auI lhings.D

My FELLow BEINGs:-How are you p
How iz your vile and intereslin family :
Mi object in addressing you at the present
junktur,iz lew impress upon yure minds, The
fatal necessity of temperans-not excloos-
lively whiskee temperance, nor a jamaka-
rum temperans, but alzo, thai kind ov
temperans which should prompia man few
go slo in awl things that air disposed tn bee
slippery. Bee yee temperate in cloths and
patient leather. for verify | say uniu yu, that
man can git drunk on broad cloth aud lite
buIes, sune az he kan on gin and mereIas.
ses.
. Sekondly-6e zee temperate in affeck-
shen. Don't 60 in TO fiiz over rat larrier
bekause he haz been bred so fine that yu
kant Gee the last three inches oy hiz tail in
kloudy da without the ade ov looking
glass. Don't luv hoss so much that yu
have tn civ yure noat for him, and aini new
er able III tax up the noat ill it spiles -
Don't fall in luv with every wuman you Sc,
and kant slepe, unless yu hav yure bedrume
shingIed with fotografs ov painted girls,
Win BS"'Si CJ CSjoiO PuNIihS -OdSSs luii Nv
black tow, and ded rats on the back ov their
he'd and bi awl means don't git on such a
load ov religgin az will make you round
shouldered, before yu sit haf wa 10 heav-
en-.
ThirdIy-Bee yee temperate in anger that
eats like rusi--in luv that feeds on the
hearts marrow-in ambishun, that envys
The thrones OF the gods--indespare that mil
dews the soul-in hate, that begets, and
suckles reYenge-in censure, that folIers and
laints not, on the trail ov bruher
Fourth ly-Bee zee temperate in polly
tricks terbacker, and petroeum-dont vote,
chew, nor bore, tew excess, and if yu du
stike lie, strike from the shoulders like a
man, and don't set up for naLob until awl
The stink ov the grease giIs out OF your
clothes.-N. Y. Mercury.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02

AN intelligent vote is to be respected,
where The ballot does the people IS will as
lightning does the will of God hence Mas
sachusetts makes intelligence the basis of
her vote, Whatever she may recommend or
others. In Oswestry, Sslop county, Eng,
The following election scene lately trans
pred: First Free and Independent Elector
-"How dine? Which way dine going 10
vote? Second, ditto-T dunna know we
anna had the orders yet. III tell e when
we ham"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02

1T Is stated that Home, the Scotch Amer
lean medium, has been requested to leave
France and never return to the country. II
seems tha, the Emperor, one evening re-
Gently, expressed TO Mr.. Home a wish TO
see Louis Philippe, 10 which Mr. Home,
having consulted 'fbe spirits" replied that
Louis Philippe consented TO ''manitest him
self" 10 the Emperor, provided the latter
would go with Mr.. Home, into an adjoining
corridor, without any light. The Emperor
accordingly went, with Mr.. Home, into the
corridor specified, aad had no sooner enter
eG IT than he received a smart slap on the
cheek. The reception Of lEs slap was GER
tain, but the question OF "who gave the
slap is one 10 which il is difficult 10 give
a certain answer. The Emperor greatly
disPeased and not quite SO firmly convinced
ol the reality Of "spirt hands" as he had
been accused OF being, felt sure that the
blow had beer administered by the 'medi-
um =" MIR. Home, Of course, asserted that
he had done nothing in the matter, and that
the slap had been given by the ale head of
the House OF Orleans. But despite all that
Mr.. Home could say, The Emperor persist
ed, II IS said, in regarding the outrage as
the act Of tha, gentleman, and caused il to
be inlimated TO him that the French En-
pre- could very we'll dispense with his
presence.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02
4 Point Of order.


One Of the members Of the Lower House
of the Legislature of New York, rejoiced in
the name OF B.oss. He had the honor OF
representing the county OF Monroe, and il
his sagaciiy as q legislature did not win for
him :he respect OF his associates, his eccen-
sricilies often miEisiered TO their entertain.
ment- One day, in the midst of windy
harrangue that had become iniolerable for
It's length ard empiiness,a s'gassy" member
from the metropolis stopped TO take drink
Of water. BIoss sprapg 10 his feet and cri-
ed
''Mr. Speaker, ! call the gentleman from
New York to orderu
The whole assembly was startled and
siiIIed; he member from New York stood
aghasl, with the glass in Lis hand, while the
Speaker said
"The gentleman from Monroe will please
state his point of order."
To which DIR. Bloss,wiIh great gravity re-
Piled
81 sobmit sir, thai j, is not in order for a
windmill 10 go by watern
II vas shot beyond wind and water; the
verbose orator was coniounded, and put
himself and glass down together.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02
The National Monument at Gettysburg.

The design by James G.. Patterson, Ha r.
ford, Conn.,, was Scce pied by the Board o
Managers, for the monument at Geuysburg
! IL is 10 be executed in marble or bronze.-
1 The following is an "arIislic description" o.
. the monument.
The superstructure is sixty feet high, and
consists of a massive pedestal twenty five
| feet square at the base, and is crowned with
d glossal statue representing The Genius of
Liberty. Standing upon a three-quarer
globe, she raises with her right hand the
victor's wreath of laurel, with her left she
gathers up the folds of our national flag, uE-
der which the victory has been won.
Projecting from the angles of the pedestal
are four butressss, supporting an equal
number of alegorical statues, representing
War, HIsToRY, PEACE and PLENTY.
War is personated by statue of an A
merican soldier, who, resting fIoE the con-
flict, ,relates to History the story OF The battle
which this monument is intended 10 COM
memoraie.
HIsroRY,in listening attitude, records with
Stylus and tablet, the achievements of the
field, and the names of The honored dead.
PEACE is symbollzed by statue o: the A
merican mechanic, characterized by appro-
pirate accessories.
PLENTY is represented by female figure,
with a sheaf OF wheat and fruits of the
earth, iypifying peace aud abundance as the
soldiers crowning triumph.
The panels of the main die between the
statues are 10 have inscribed upon them
such Inscriptions as may hereafter be deter
mined.
The main die oil the pedle is oc,sgonal in
form, paneled in upoE each face. Tie cor
nice and plinth above are also octasonal,
and are heavily moulded. Upon this pnth
rests an octagona base, bearing upon its
face, in high relief, the national arms
The upper die and cap are circular in
form, the die being enciTcFed by stars equal
in number with the States whose sons con-
tribuled their lives as the price of the victory
won al Gettysburg
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02

Why don't you take the papers!
They're the life Of my delight;
Except about election time,
Ard then | read for spite.
Subscribe you cannot lose cent
Why should you be afraid
For cash thus paid is money lent
On interes iour!ol paid.
Go then and take the papers,
Aud pay today nor pay delay,
And my word Tor il is inferred,
You'll live ill you are gray.
An old neighbor OF mine,
While dying from cough,
Desired TO hear The latest news,
While he was dying of.
ltook the paper and read
OF some new pills in force,
He bought box-and is he dead
No-heaily as horse.
knew a printers debtor once,
Baked with a scorching fever,
Who swore 10 pay her debt next day,
If her dis:resss would leave her
Next morning she was at her work,
Dives,ed OF her pain,
But did forgei to pay her debt,
Till taken down again.
Here, Jessie, lake these silver wheels,
And pa5 the printer now -
She slept and SLEPT, and then awoke,
with health upon her brow.
knew ;wo men, as much alike,
As e'er you saw Two stumps;
And no phrenologist could End
A difference ia their bumps.
One takes The papers, and his life
Is happier than kings;
His chilcren all car read and write
And talk OF men aud things.
The other took no paper, and
While stroIlins through the wood,
A Tree fell down and broke his crown,
And killed him, every good"
Had he been reading OF the news,
AT home like nsighbor Jim,
I'll bet cent that accident
Would no. have happened him.
Why don'l you take the papersl
Nor from the printer sneak,
Because you borrow OF his boy
A paper every week.
For he who takes The papers,
And pays his bills when due
Can live in peace with God and map,
And with lne printer too.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02

AN OLD BACHELoR's Is REMARKS UPON WoMES.
IF you don't marry them they dispise you.
Ii you do they abuse you. If you dou't let
them have their own way, they hate you
II you do they ruin you. If they see bet
ter looking fellow Than yourself, and take
fancy 10 him, why, ten TO one, they run
away from you. Get married! Not if
know.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02

a soldier in New York, named Charles
Hudson used the following language: eAbe
Lincoln is killed, and Pm d-d glad OF i,.''
A military court sentenced him to tfires
years in the Albany peniieniiary
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02

A young man advertises for situation ss
son-in~Iaw in a respectable family. Would
have no objection, he says, TO go short
distance into the country.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02

Wanted by bachelor ieweIer--a wife
with neck of pear, ruby lips, "brilliant'
eyes, golden hair, a silver tongue, and a
perfect jewel oil temper.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02

THERE are some who write, talk, and
think so much aboR vice and virtue, that
they have no time q practice either the one
or the other.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02
SPEECH
GOV. PERRY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

DePrecations Of The tOeakEess Of the Con;ederacy
-Eutogy on President Johnson as South
ern Nan-Treason 10 the Stafe as rceR as 10
The Unifed States-Praise of General Lee
and The Southern SoidiHs-Arbiira,ys Pr o,
ceedings.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02

"Where do you hail fromav queried a
Yankee of traveller.
"Wbere do you rain froms,
"Don'l rain at ALL" said the aslonished
Jonathan.
Neither do ! hail, SO mind your own
business"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02

TIME is the transient and deceilful flaller.
81 o. falseEood but he tried and fiEal frisnd
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02

IL - the ordinary way Of the world 10
keep folly q, the helm and vii unaer hatch.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02
TAKE THE PAPERS
BY N. P. WILLIS.

Why don't you take the papers!
They're the life OF my delight;
Except about election time,
And then | read for spite.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-08
LOCAL NEWS.
SEw YORK AND THE VICINITY.

IHE STORM LAST NIoHr.-A heavy .noy
nGrm which set In yesterday sf,ornooa proni,.i
~ Diversity the skating ssAsnn With JOYOUS car
n'Sh Of SisRhing. Bu, these hopes disappeared a,
tho poase pint whom tho merry Jingle Of sleigh
hadis hagzn ~ 10 hoard in tho streets. Tho .nox
dorm ~hiGh 40 In d two O'Clock An The .o,,-
n"nn. gradually gave vsy 70 . heavy north
e~~a sanzm q vlpd and rain, and, for "a. frsa
eirna, IA ~Ooh seem thA, . ten con, far. va.
nus TOO mach N pay Cor . ride in . Broadway
s.~ee- DnrbpollAs wore turned uneis out; shutters
s-snins's and swinging signs hanged, and aitemp.-
cd 10 srike out violently Theatres and saloons
Ss4o .AIsos deserted To sdd to the ,nsromfort
ts eno~, ran and Hoos on the sidewalks 70 dercd
asoln stippsrS, and caused many an uncomfortable.
hh h was, aitoscther, . mos. misor abba dis.-
sresahis night aud one thai was calculated 10
evoke a doop sympathy Tor the brave soldiers Of
e'o Army d tho Potomac, whose Ireseu, move.
mHsis SrpnSs them ali tho petings Of die pitiles.
s-GHl. wildcat nc poor and precarious sooompsni.
n-snl - si,c.ar-tenLs
GENERAL DIX has issued an order giving
o'aAnr ~ al DewspsFer proprietots in his depsI.
Deni ih-i the publication Of personals" OF other
advertisements With tho dsipn OF conveying infor-
NATION ~ persons in n,s south mu.i irnmediA ate y
Gear.
HoK. WILLIAM A, DARLING, member Of
CoIsSsns olons from this clty, wont IN Washing ton
Yesterday ior the purpose OF making an effort "a
h.so tho city quota reduced, and also 10 SECURE, II
possible, an extension d tho time allotted iot 70.
Euittns
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2IOo WARD = INFORMATION
DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
hr.o'h extracted ithout pain Or no ch.rec. 3eau.
ti'U tech iaH.gc.i ~ ourI. Ice iilei ~ b ceie
ltlt't hone t,lu. All operations warranted. j
way. ~
RFATTTFtI AND USTFCL-TEETH on
i'..v'r ot goi, 4 TO- each too'i luu' Go u =, -
'li 20 ~. Teeth extracted without Vvu, o- filed
vIth roi or ID her f.nrgs o. cts upvH ards. Al casee
vnrrlni.d By pr. H. NlLLEKs, q Bo~er,, op.-,-ite
tlr obs lhcntf'. i3l
NEW ARTIFICIAL TtETH, PATENTED
In Pafis-A cuf.d fu'l set for *, u-'inl price
fli irost ssf' g. usual price SO cEeHp sets -.
Teeth eNua't,d without pain pf. hlJuAl o.,
freuei len ir', ja Ave G, nrr. ith stce'. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-08

Tho fntorurtins coremooy Of formally counting
she ehootra VOC for President sDd v,oe President
by the two Housns Of Congrc- assembled togothet
n tho Hsn of Representative 81 Washington, will
lake place today. Tho present vice-Preaiden,
vii preside. with Senators upon tho RICH. and
m"tnbofs on t'e leh aud front Of the chair. Tho
Speaker Of the HOUSE will occupy . 80. by do
'sde d die Vice President, and tho CLERK. desk
will he niied by sollcrs chosen by the ssps,e and
Hotf@a ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-08

NAVAL ENLISTMESIs -lovPEp.-The Naval
Navy iari Gate, was suspended Yesterday nora
ing, by order Of Roar-A iur.l Piuliipg Tho
probability is tflt no mere sc.r On are wanted Tor
the Ntvy.
Tur NEW CoURT-llovsF.-Th" Bull Inns
CnuWtro OF t,c new * u.- &. iufy Cuurt-ll usr
have Icclci tp up the huil hing iorpuuDc iu-p,.-
Gou next vt,f, Two dIve will be- loyosci O. IN
pIlP's, commencing at noon and continuing nat I
10 O'clock pm band Of rursc will he in a.
tendance during the Gay aud ,veuiuc
EouNp DEAD -Aalr.w N'nw'ori was found
deal At bis res dcucc, -, 'I Hamilton avenue,
yesterday moru.us TIL cause was congestion Of
the .IiI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-08
SAD IscIDrSr or TIVE REpn,LIoS.-vuy

little 81 The Individual history Of TIE war rcsohos
the public at tho pr.sou, time Occasion ally m st
Of prsonal hcro,Snn, or Of upin suffer NJ hrds
iA way % Tie press but such exceeding
" rare. Thsrs sro instaDoos occurring daily 10
Tho army that i known " tho public would siir mp
all Tho tondsr icoLnps 81 tho Nnrtn.rn people and
give better in6ght INTO The resiu,s of vu than
can he Cleaned from general intelligence. A case
~as related W reporter, yestesdsy, by fur.
Iouchod sc1licr, Which cannot hil w touch tho pa
hstic icel,ngs - The resdoS Jsrk Wallace enlisted
from ibis city IN NJ The veteran rugiuena ~ the
Army of he Po-ntns He Of tnose hyelv.
whole o.ilsd fellows who always mako friends
wherever they SO, and in whom rnorr than orrh-
nary pteres naturally csrtr.s JACK had loft
comfortable homo - wac vo,l known IN BIS com
psny, and u vas ruu"rel that pfe,ty little Nov
York la.s -hcd many tears At his departure. The
change frorn The comfor,a 4 such a home IN
hard tack and bo vicis'udos ~ war,
wn sypoc,nd by the veterans N make
Jsk huerly rrpent h,s enlistment. BIT
he SEEMED ven c"utsntNi. rapidly ingratat~d
himself into III p,od grhccr NJ the ~ go aud
vas NON . general ihvorte. One day Jack had
b>en taxing = Mort pleasure nde ppn the sdu-
tAnrs horse favor vat no othsr private In u,e
company could obtain and returned, ahet short
time, In p,,abc hight Tho horse, Jsct sAid, Re
came frightened from ,-,n,e csusc and bv s,dd.n
hrch le1 h,..rdc, ,r aud IN f,ii,,,, a.. b..a
struck ,u.i,s, , .,o,. H. clo,hos var. c,.y.,.,
with mud. and h. had .v,s,,,lv h,d n v.,, ,,-,.
pl,.s,n, mia An ". .u,y.or .,,ri,s,l .t,,L,,
bs.d. ..,d thor. VA. n,,bin, ,,o,, .c,,,,. u.,.
slgh, confusion and h. ,,,rod,.,,l, ,.,.o,,od 70,
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Personal NOTICES.

7 HEREBY FORBID ALL PERSONS Trust
i In. NV Site, EI.lrN BROOKS, On my aooonnL ~
I viii pAv no debft q her Iansing JOHN {
BkUDkh Niihsmsbafeh, feb 6h, 1888. s3T
DROTECTIVR WAX CLAIM ASSOCIA-
The oh este OF The Association are W secure
70 soldier AMI stor- ami their families any claims
or pensIous pay and bNnty, and ~ Five advice snd
Information N them Htlbo1t cost, and " prevent
trsud- against thcm md the Cove nuent AIpiScs-
ton iu pe4suu 90 ~ letcf slouid he nAie W HIN
KY hkEENflELn, SEC, 70 ChGmhoIs street, Ner
Nofk OOD
TAKE NOTICF-tF THIS SHOULD MEET
Il The attention II FORiE STRICKLAND or GEO
CRl 40, wbo ,eft New York w eDiIst. wi Pea
write ~ hi' deertrie mother IN YORK CITY v est.
err pAl"r please copy, $50
: y REWARD-kUN AWAY FROM NV
N'house my hoy DAVID an Italian 10y, on " cd
nc'fav, let ~ Feb. has no, returned since he "
about nine NCafs olf dstk ron rieNion, tc.usr ea-
tufe- tpcIts city topi EuE h. hal dark btcNu
Jacket aud pant. had blue eloth esp on. and uheu
que toned " apt " tell stories To auy one ~ a
hnds him ~il pay he above reward, b, hfnfinr
HIM IN II rear, lhoinP'on a. OF letting me know
Ehcy b. = ~ that ! can set him DOhlNlIk
fl,HETfr 2oV
800 REWARD - INFORMATION
Ccn' % NfrorNr. sho Wy last -etu AZ the FnliDu
l'ry, NrN York aoc. on tfidgy ulrht, near -
dr .Ock, Jan. 2Ith ! Eos. Mr. COT LITER be ged lt
fOH's Eve t,et ten in'te' IA bel hL about 10 tnuat-
Wfish Win iu dGik uuai u and mouHtGlle, and thcN
he'd of hrir rnsed ith rfuy, p.uiuth'ut features,
darn rou3lcSon ali eycs. lie In on gray hu.iue%
Fui'. sud Ie e4ck Uvettoa' sOit ictt hat, AMI hnc
CAllfkIn tuOts. On hir person so,d vsieh with
hhif lot chain. Aut Ict sun 10 can gtNe ANY iniO-
nation that all ''t foo ht. tnItuc, co., Size .e'nyctg OF
li. od 4 be- ,boud not to alive. vim receive Slc-
f 'Ti ~ one lruff"i dollnIs cot LEX, CkNPP q
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Too Late for classification.
DEATHS.

NORgAh-On Tuesday, Fgb. I, wfyr.rn y Nor
gan. Of En-s,nna and uIs late FREDERICK Mos ran.
1sed years aud months
Tic relatives and t1eBdi Of the family are rs-re-.
fully invited " attend the fuporl on THURSDAY
ate noon, - o'clock, non the Ieeidsuce q his
usf 81 Eivlngtou H. Ts
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
The New-Jersey Conference.

The New-Jersey Conference Of the Methodist
Tsoopal Church closed its annual session at Trenton
son Tuesday. The following are among the appoint
mehts fol- the current year:
TRgsToS DrsrRcT-The Rev. W. j. Perry, PRESIDING
Rlder Trenton: Greene.st }. s. Heisleri Front y,
v. II. DuYeli Safest. II. Hanion; central r. ~
\. Stokes; Union.st g. Dobbins; Warren'st.. - T.
IHIpih. Pennington; W. :. Zane. iampert' me;
u. Gran. Princeton: T. Hance. New-BiunswfcfS,
Iiberty-a.. r. v. Lawrence Phmnn Chsp,,, NJ W.
Hughes; Bayard.st. X. s. Colyer. miiho wn: W: d
lraukhn. Washington. w. w, Christie S0ntn hn
boy ID. Sohock. Jacksonville: To be supplied; MIG
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