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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-29
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Al independent Democratic DaiIy,
Weekly and Semi-N eekIy Newspaper.

After four years of civil war forced Cpon
the people of these United States by the
violence of sectional parties, we now en-
ter upon new era OF unity and of prog
ress. North aud South, cordial co-ope-
ration of all honest men is needed to re
pair the waste OF war, 10 establish oBr
Peace through the triumph of sound con-
sttulional principles In the administration
OF the government, and our Unity bv guard
Jog all that makes Union desirable.
The great Democratic party, whose his"
tory in the past is the history Of private
prosperity, of territorial extension, and of
public order in America, stands now, as il
has ever stood, the Party of the Nation,
superior to all sectional passions in It's loy-
atty 10 The rights of co-equal States and 10
the liberties of The individual citizen. Once
more lis voice will be heard, once more
its adhereuis will be rallied 10 its time
honored standards in every city and town
of the Northern and Southern Staies.
To the principles OF the great Democratic
Parry of the Nation, The World has borne
firm witness throughout the ordeal of civil
war. 1t will now be devoted 10 the not
less aIduous task of applying those prin.
ciples 10 the solution of the many aud
weishly ouesIions-fnancisl, social, polt-
ical-which come upon Us with the return
of peace. Faithful to the real interests OF
all sections, il will be enslaved by the prsl.
udices and blinded by the prepossessions
OF none.
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TIE New York Tribune, in rejoicing over
Ihe result Of the late Republican purchase
Of he Stale OF New Jersey, excIaims, "Iet
he eagle scrssml" Yes, that is right--ihe
eagle ought 70 scrsan as if eut through the
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A BoozY fellow was observed the other
day driving porket ur Broadway, holding
on TO its tail, and when be was asked what
be was doing. replied thai be was studying
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EVANS & HARTMAN'S
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,

Nea ly opposite Tie Episcopai Chu, ch.
CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRlPTiONS.
OUR stock is composed Of fine clothing,
~ medina and low pricei-adspt-d 20
all couiniols, la-Ies and vents. We havs
yne latest styles iOI ihs ssasou-s fine a.
sormeni al
0VerC0aIs and Ctntlemens Shaw s,
from low The very best
oar Goods ave Fashionable Gni yell u rde.
Ia addition TO our stock OF ready made
clothing, we have piece goods for Custom
orders,
Cloths, Cassianeres, &c, Sc.
And having one OF ;he ff.: class enters,
Charles |. Recbari, formerly of Easion,
We guarantee fl in all eases and give
SUBTRACTION. Also a variety OF Wooden
and Liuea Shirts, Stockings, Neckties Col
lars, Stock, Hsndkefchefs-every erything in
The geniemen's iiue OF clothiug.
Also Hats, Boots aud Shoe., Tiunk. aud
Carpet bags.
We will ell al The lowest Market prices.
Please give o. call before Purchasing
elsewhere EVANS g. HARTMAN.
Nov. 18th 1865.
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ARTHUR MERTON;
OF,
SHINING AND S0RROWING.

BY MISS CAROLINE E. KELLEY,
AuthOy Of "Bernics. the Farmer'' Daughter, ,
"Andy HaA," &C., &c.
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
Price Sla5
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EMPLOYERS!

ii you have young men around you en-
trusted with important places in your busi-
ness, you can scarcely give them better
counsel than is contained in this truthful
picture of ''Auhur Merton" who was but a
few mouths ago in position OF trust, este e m
aud confidence. Read the following ex.
tracts from testimonials 10 regard 10 this in
:sTe-tipp book.
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Christian Iafeliigsneer, New York.

Ii lIillus,rates the injurious influence OF sin.
ful companions upon character. Ii is
book that every young person may read
with profit.
Daily Courant, Hartford, Connecticut.
The story OF boy's life, relating his
ten. pla,ions and his failures, together with
his success, when a, length he finds The
true source of moral strength. We COM
mend il as a model book.
The Presbytsr, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Miss Kelly is deservedIy one of the most
popular writer's of juvenile literature in this
country. The young reader will find this
book both entertaining and instructive. The
work is neatly printed, substantially bound,
and interspersed with eneravings.
Evsning Bulletin, PhiladeIphia.
This is the irus sketch Of the life OF a
yonng clerk and errand boy. in large city,
tempted, fallen. recovered and reIapsed
again into sin- The whole narrative 10 in
tenseIy Interesting, aud contains rnapy
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This volume is presented by the pub
fishers in neat and attractive style. It's title
iels The substance OF the book, so far as il
is narrative of facts, while It's more inn
porlant points are the deceiis of sin and
temptation, and The value OF Christian coun-
sci and iorbearance in dealing with The err
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SHE RIFF SALES.

zlY virtue OF several wriis of yendi,ion
~ exponas and Levar Facias, 10 me di
recteG, issued out OF The Coun of Commor
10 public sale, at the COURT HOUSE, ir
Blooms burg, on MONDAY, THE 4TH OF
noon of said day, The following real estate
ITO wit:
A renain tract or lol of ground situate il
Greenwood township, Columbia CO., con
tanning TEN ACRES more or less bounded
as follows: adjoining lands OF Jacob Ger
rard, Isaac Dewitt, William Malher. anC
others, whereon are erected Grist Mill,
Story and hall Frame House, and iwC
Stables, with the appurendnces.
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of this State to be circulated throughout

of this State to be circulated throughout
this county:
To the Honorable General Assembly
ofthe State of lopa:-Your petitioners,
citizens of this State, very respectfully
but earnestly, ask your Honorable body
to enact law prohibiting the mapufac.
tsre and sale Of Ale, Beer, Wine, and all
compounds now sold under the name of
Stomach Bitters, aud all other intoxicat.
ing drinks.
A printed copy Of the above petition
will be sent into every school district in
this county. A like movement is being
made 10 every county in the State. We
hope that every Temperance man, chris.
tian, and person who is in favor Of reform
and good morals, will do all they can to
get siguers to this petition, as the "whis-
key men" will do all they can, both by
money aud petitions, to get the next
legislature not only to refuse an amend.
msut to the present law but to entirely
repeal it.
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Marvellous Fcats i'm Bread
Baking.

THE STEWART STOVE ON TRIAL.
FIRST EXPERIMENTAL the store Of WANps
KENNIcUTT, Albany, N. Y, 40 bs. Of bread were
baked with the Al Stove, improved, tOven 20
inches squarel without renewing the fire. The
Stove was fitted for the occasion, by substituting
fire proof cement for the usual fire brick Innings
and double size Top Baker for the smaller one
commonly used. In most other respects 1t was
the same As when properly arranged for summer
use. 43 lbs. of coal were put in ut the start, ana
its remained at the close.
SECOND ExPERlMENr.-At the same place, and
with the same Stove, barrel offionr was baked
into bread, making go bs.. commencing ii hours
after the fire was made. Amount Of coal con.
sumed, 81 rbs.
THIRD EXPERIMENT AT the house Of the IN.
ventor and patentee, in Troy, N. T., 800 lbs: OF
bread were baked with the same size Stove, but
with no other appliances than the application OF
the full summer dress. No renewal OF the nre.
Amount Of coal consumed, % lbs.
FOURTH EXPERIMENT. the store OF FULLER
WARREN 4 Co., Troy, N. Y, IS leaves OF bread,
Ching 2 Ma. each. were baked In three eepe-
rate patches, in the No. 81 Steve, lOven II inch
es squared with single stick of wood, II inches
in length, and inches square, commencing with
q cold stove. The fire was started with spllnters
taken from the stick.
Notice is hereby given, that similar feats will
be repeated d, at the store of Fuller, Warren Co.,
in Troy, as often as the -four shall be furnished
upon condition that the bread baked shall be dis
tributed for the benefit Of the poor.
The above celebrated Stoves are for sale by
Cm46 SMITH BROTHERS, Upton.
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THE MEssAGE.-The Presidents mes
hre has been resd by thousands with
|ssgsr interest, and We believe has given
general satisfaction. 1t il not radical
.soush to suit some Of the most ultra,
Nd il altogether too ultra to suit the
isbsls and their sympathizers. lie does
sss seem to agree with the late Gen. 7.
h. Benton, r., in regard to whites and
bheks living in tho same country. The
President gives bis reasons, candidly, for
what hs has done, but does not attempt
L force his opinions upon Congress. he
shows that he il honest in his belief, and
nust satisfy al that the country will re
ceivs no harm at his hands.
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SoLpIsR,s ORPHANS lionE.-The Home at
Davenport 10 now in operation, and scores Of
TITLE ones are now receiving the benefits OF
home and school At that institution. There are
zone orphans in this place who will soon go to
The Home, and il is desirable that II there are
0ADsfs in this vicinity who wish to go. they
should report At once to Rev. WV. BAGLts. who
will give all desired information Any soldiers
ssphan will BE- admitted without money and
without price. Information can be had at any
time by addressing the Superintendent Of the
Soldiers Orphans Home at Davenport.
We fear that we, as community, are not doing
What We ought to do in behalf of the Home
What say the ladies'?
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nrGodcy's Ladys Book for January, 1906 is
aecided,y an extra number. Among its splen-
ala engrsvings are: The Farewell Sermon;
CaIored Fashions; A String of Pearla-six pic
Itsres; Waiting for the Coach; Holiday Amuse-
\pents; also, innnmerahle illustrations OF the
test fashions. "Rizpah's Idols" by Marion
aar;and, commences with this number; and the
celebrated story of Mrs. Washington Potts. by
|Niss Eliza Leslie, and articles from many other
celebrated authors are in the January number.
Cooley is the first of Ladies' Magazines.
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The official count of the vote for Judge
of the Supreme Court and Superintend-
ent of public instruction. shows Judge
Wright's majority to be 20, CPS, and Mr..
Faville's 2O,597. The vote for Govern.
or will not be canvassed until the Legis-
lature assemblies.
In the case for assault and battery,
before Mayor Lowry, Of Pittsburg, Pa,
on Friday, the defendant proved adequate
provocation in knocking the man down
for reviling the memory Of Lincoln, and
was honorably discharged.
The State Department. at Washington
has received news from our Minister at
London to tho effect that England will
recede from her position on the Alabama
and consent to an equitable adjustment
Of the claim.
There seems to be no doubt but Con
gross will radically reform the municipal
governments of Washington, and intro
duce negro suffrage under the same con.
ditions as affect the franchise of white
men. To counteract this movement the
citizens are organizing to urge an entire
abrogation Of the city charter, giving up
their municipal government altogether
and relying upon Congress and the Pres
ident for future administration Of local
affairs.
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NorIcE.-Thcre will be a meeting Of the
Board Of Managers of the Cedar Co. Soldiers
Monument Association at the oherif1's Office, in
Upton, on the I'd day Of January, 1896, at one
o'clock p. m. general ate ndancs and full
reports are solicited.
=" 80, C.P. SHELDON, Pres.
J.F. KENNEDY, Sec.
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STABLE 4 HACK LINE.
BETS 4 WEAR,

AAs BELTS q WEAHs
Mzfmf ~ in connection with their
sAlLLss2zss@S@- Daily Hack Line between
Upton and Clarence, making connection with
the trains to and from Chicago have fitted upa
TIp.TOP LIVERY STABLE,
having splendid stock of Horses, new and
substantial Carriages, and hope by their liberal
terms of hire to receive the patronage of all.
Thew are also prepared to carry passengers to
ANY mart of the State. Give Them a Call.
Stable directly west Of the Upton House, Tip
ten Iowa. J. - M
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MARRIED.

Nov. 26th, 1865, at the residence of the brides
father, in Inland township, by Rev. J. L. PAINE,
Mr.. LEVI FRANKLIN WHITNEY and Miss SUSANNA
s. BrRKETT; all Of Cedar county.
BY the same Dec. 7th, 1865, at tho residence
Of VIM. Corrie, in Springfield township, Mr..
JAMES I. YOU'VE and Miss WILlMIHA MAINE; both
Of New York City.
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THANKSGIVING DAY was very generany oo-
.rv.d herr. Anexcellent sermon was delivered
" Rev. J. R1ALE, after which many turkeys,
chickens, oysters, and other fowls, with the ap.
oriate "axjngs,n were devoured with many
thanks We learn from the papers that the day
"a. uretty generally observed throughout the
..ustrv. We hope that ere long Thanksgiving
A., viii be universally recognized as a National
holiday. &t#~# E-s.
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PRICES OF PRODI-CE.

MUscArINE MARKETs,-Fall wheat, 81 90; Spring,
sOG9ocents: Oats Is cents; Rye, scots; Barley
s5c; Corn, in ear, l5c: shelled, zoe; Pork, $3.50.
DAVENPORT MARKErs.-Wheat, 0c0Sl ,05; Bar
ley, 250i6oc.; Oats lG@lsc.; Corn, 2lc. Hogs
live, $7,oo@s,0o.
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4srn will bs seen by an advertisement, in
...4her column, that PARSONS SHROPSHIRE
80 opened ! Harness Shop in Mschanicsville;
"A a they are experienced workmen, all may
!. .asured that their work will be well done
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so-A choice lot of Canned and Dried Fruits,
nctles, Catsups. &c.. have just been received by
n H. ALDEN & FINpLEr, who are continually
.ting additions to their already complete stock
,(,y oesries, Ac. .-ssss#
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ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHUECH.-An
English Lutheran Church of % members
was organized in the First Christian
Church of this city on Sunday, Nov. 10,
bv Rev. NJ. Officer, Superintendent Of
Home Missions in the general synod Of
that religious denomination. And on
last Sunday the new organization held
its first communion series in the same
place, when seven more members were
added to the number; we understand
that there is good prospect of still
further additions in little time.
Rev. A. NJ. Geiger, graduate Of Wit.
tenberg College, at Springfield, Ohio,
and heretofore pastor of the Pennington
charge in this State, has been unanimous
ly elected pastor Of this Church, and
having accepted the position, is now set.
tied in this city. He will for one or two
Sundays preach in the "First Christian
Church." and 10 tho meantime the off
GERS of the church will obtain some per-
manent place of worship. Mr.. Geiger
is an earnest, impressive preacher, man
Of liberal sentiments and fraternal spirit,
and will, we daubt not, be found ready
to cooperate with the other excellent
pastors of the city in promoting the moral
and religious interests Of the community
-Des Moines Register
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Remember the X.-Subscribers who find an
after their will understand that the time paid
for expires with one number and that the sub
scripton must be renewed by advance payment fthey
wish the paper continued. Address all letters to the
Psblishers.
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Woop Lors-AM ,ersons wanting wood lots
.r,a not fail 10 attend the sale on the 20tn
~, !. il much cheaper to buy tfmbered land
"A .ut your own wood than to pay the prices
,ssed BY wood dealers. Read the n0''ce ns"0'
"a sWood Lots at Auction
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IA,Ir,. D,..-sss ossrs Il still in session .nd
y 1.,bsbiy not adjourn before the last ofthe
~. wewili give full report Of its proceed
-. n nAxt weeks paper.
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>THK U. S. SENAToRsHIP.-At the
time Of our last election it was supposed
shst new man would have to be select
Asd both to gil the vacancy and for the
ERIN commencing March 4th, 1867, and
= believe it was generally supposed that
Vt the names mentioned for Senator the
minority Of tho Republicans in this coun-
~ we're in favor Of Gov. Kirkwood.-
Since then, it being known that Mr..
Harlan consented to accept the Secreta-
ryship Of the Interior only at the person
Il solicitation Of the lamentcd Lincoln,
many have proposed that Mr.. Harlan
should be re. elected for tho long term,
and il il understood that if so elected he
would accept. This Of course changes
IL sspsct Of the question somewhat, snd
Col. Wright, ono Of our Representatives,
has requested Us to ask that tho Repub-
lisans would advise him as to their
wishes in the matter. This 10 right and
proper, for 10 no other way can no aseer'
sa;a What il the desire Of his constitu-
ssh. W. hope that the Colonors 70
quest will be complied with. Post him,
and Ill our members, on this and al other
questions. You cannot justly blame
Representative for not doing As you de-
sire unless you take the pains to post
him.
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DREsMAKING & SEWING.

MISS HICKMAN would inform the Ladies
NJ Of Iiptsn and vicinity that she is prep
ed to eut and make Dresses in the very latest
styles, and do sill kinds Of Family Sewing neatly,
promptly, and at reasonable prices. Give her .
call, one door west Of Il. Swartslandea q, in the
south part OF Upton. 3m49
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OFFICE Co. SUr'T CEDAR Co. Iowa)

OFFICE Co. SUIT, CEDAR CO.. Iowa.
Triton November 2Sth, 1865. !
To THE TEACHERS AMI
School OFFICERS OF CRpAR COUNTY:
would here give notice. that during the
coming winter shall be at my Office on Satur
days only. Teachers wishing an examination
on any other day will call .. my residence, four
doors below the Union School House in Upton.
c. A. POUND, c. SnpI
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-f,.. wx,n will be at the Aldrich HOUSE
;. r,,,on on next Saturday, 18th INST
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~ A compromise was effected last
Tuesday in the Isstt divorce caae, which
was to havo come up for trial next Mon
day, in tho District Court for Cedar co.
now in session at Upton. The condi-
tons We believe are that Mr.. Isett pays
$4,000 to his wife-sS, 900 in money
and $4,000 in property-hs retaining
the children, but she to have access to
them at such times as she may desire. -
As part of the conditions, We understand
that Mrs. 1sett is also required to file q
petition for divorce. The case has ex
cited much interest 10 this city, where
the parties have lived long time, and
enjoyed an extended acquaintance. This
interest was the more intense from the
fact that tho dispositions of a number Of
our leading citizens have been taken and
we're to have been introduced in evil
dence. 1t is better, however, for TIT
public as we'll a. the parties concerned
that an amicable settlement has beer
made, and thus the scandal connected
with the affair is hushed up. The matter
is said to have cost Mr.. Isett the best
part of SIC, 000-Mus Courier.
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ro.snr-A good Dwelling HOUSE e.o A0''
49, 10 Upton. Apply 70 ". \. ALDEN
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~At regular meeting Of tho Cedar
Go. Temperance Alliance, held 1t the
Presbyterian church, in Upton, Dec.
4th, 1865, the following was adopted as
tho form Of ! petition to the Legislature
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little Mason u H.n.ltn Cabinet Organs,
forty different styles. adapted to sacred and secular
music, for $50 TO $500 each. TH,RTY-PlvE GoLD or
SILVER MEDALS, other first premiums award dthen.
illustrated catalogues free. Addrfss, MASON 4 HAM
IIE, Bo-.on. II MASON FEt1GERs, EerYe,s
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-07-20

FoR GOVERNOR OF OHIo.-The gallant Gen
j. D. Cox has been nominated by the Ohio
State Convention for Governor of that Com
monwealth, and accepts of the nomination in
the following letter:
RALEIGH, N. c., June IS, 1865.
General W. B. Wood, President Ohio
estate Union Convention.
"iSir-The note Of yourself and Mr.. Davis,
Secretary of the Convention, informing me of
my nomination for Governor of Ohio, has just
been received.
/ have only time now to acknowledge, in
the briefest form, my deep sense of the great
honor conferred upon me by the Convention,
and to express, through you, my most cordial
agreement with the resolutions passed by
them. BE pleased to signify my acceptance
of the nomination in such manner as may seem
proper to you, and my hope, at no late day
to return home to cooperate with the rniIu
men of Ohio in the approaching political
campaign.
"Vcry respectfully, your obedient servant
81. ID. Cox"