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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-05-17

WM. WARNER, tavern keeper at Clark's
Ferry, died this morning of tooihache. He
came TO this city yesterday TO have a very
painful tooth extracted, but the gums being
much swollen, he was informed by the den-
test that it was impossible to extract i
while in that condition. He returned home,
and suffered very severely last night, the
pain increasing until il crazed his BRAIN
Death relieved him of his sufferings this
morning al 8 O'Clock Patriot Union.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-05-17
| DO RET LIKE TO HEAR HIM PRAY.


do not like TO hear him pray,
Who loans at twe1ty- five per cent,
For then think the borrower may
Be pressed TO pay for food and rent,
And in that book we all should heed,
Watch says TIE lender shall be bIesi,
As sure as have eyes TO read,
Ii does not say 'Hake interest"
do not like 10 hear him pray
On bended knees about an hour,
Fo. grace TO spend agighi the day,
Who knows his neighbor has no flour;
I'd rather see him so to mill
And buy the luckless brother bread,
And see his children eat their fIl,
And laugh beneatts their humble she'd
do not like to hear her pray
''Lel blessings on tho widow be ~
Who never seeks her home 10 say,
"If want DER takes you come to me-"
hate the prayer so loud and long,
THAT'S offered for the Orphans veal,
By him who sees him crushed by wrong,
And only wish the lips does feel.
DO moi like to hear her pray,
With jeweled ear and siiken dress,
Whose washer-woman tolls all day,
And then is asked 10 "work for less.r
Such Pious shavers despise;
With folded hands and airs demnre,
They lift 10 heaven their CANCEL eyes"
Then steal the earnings of the poor.
do mol like such soul.ess prayers;
II wrong hope TO be forgiven;
No angels wing them upward bears
They're lost million miles from heaven
DO not Ike long prayers TO hear,
And studied from The lips depart
Our Father lends really ear
Let words be few-He hears he heart.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-05-17
A Remarkable Prophecy.

Not long ago was found at Toledo, in
Spain in monastery, a paper containing
the following prophecy:
In the far West beyond the ocean will
rise naiien which will be great in power
and wealth and satan, in one of his walks
to and fro in The earth will obserEe this ma
tion,and determined to destroy their happi
ness, will there send two monsters, one TO
the North, and the other 10 The Sonth, and
ne will give them strawberries, and they
will eat them and after they have eaten,
they will feel great thirst, not 10 be quench-
ed by anything else but blood. They will,
therefore, cause the brother to slay the broth
er, father to sIay the son and they will drink
the blood of the slain, and it will bring lam
sn,ations and wailing throughout the land.
And when the time is filled, there will rise
a strong man in the North who will take the
monsters and bind them and draw them
into the sea, where it is deepest, and peace
and happiness will again prevail through
oct, and the people will praise the Lord.
II is said The monks IN the monastery
maintain that this prophecy was written be-
fore the discovery of America by Christie
pher Columbus, that Ferdinand and Isabel
la were, in the main, induced by il 10 fit
out the ship for Columbus, and that the first
part OF i, is fulfilled in America, and that the
other part will soen come TO pass.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-05-17
Slightly Mixed.

From love TO malrimony may be but a
step from the sublime to the ridiculous,
still i, may be safely veutursd upon, even
in a case like the following of domestic
Perplexilies:
l got acquainted with a young widow,
who lived with her step-daughter in the
same house. married the widow; my IA
ther fell, shortly after it, in love, with ihe
step daughter of my wife and married her.
NV wife becameIhe mother in LAW and al
so the daugh,er>in-law of my own father,
my wile's step-daughier is my step-nother,
and am the step-tather of my molher-in>
law. BY s,ep>mother, who is Ihe slep-
daughter of my wife, has boy, be is nat
uraIly my siep-brothsr because he is the
son Of my father and nv step-BoiheT; but
because he is tie son of my wifs's step
daughter, so is my wife the grandmother of
the little boy, and am the grandfather of
my step brother. My wife has also boy;
my s;ep-moiher is consequently the step-
sister of my boy, and is also his grandmolh-
or, because he ia the child of her siep-sou,
and my father is the brother-in>aw of my
son, becauce he has got his slep.sisier for
a wife. | am the brother of my own con,
who is the son of my step-mother; am The
broiher-in- law of my other, my wife is the
aunt OF her own son, my son is the graEd-
son of my father, and am my own grand
father
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-05-17

That was good joke on young and
gallant Roosicr officer, who, on receiving a
note from lady requesting the pleasure
of his company" at party 10 be given at
her house, on the Evening designated, took
his volunteers and marched them 10 The
young lady's residence. When it was ex-
planned TO him that il was himself alons
who had been invited, he said, ''By golly,
the letter said company, and thought the
lady wanted 10 zee all my boysn
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-05-17

WHAT MAKgs BUcHEL-The foilowin
table of the Number of pounds Of vaTiou
articles to bushel, may be of interest ,
our readers
Wheat, sixty pounds.
Corn, shelled, fity-six pounds.
Corn, on the cob, seventy pounds.
Rye, fifly.six pounds.
Oats, thirty six pounds.
Barley, fcrly-six pounds.
Buckwheai, tifiy-six pounds.
Irish potatoes, fifty pounds.
Sweet potatoes, fifty pounds.
Onions, fifiy-seven pounds.
Beans, sixty pounds.
Bran, twenty pounds.
Clover seed, sixty pounds.
Timothy seed. foriy-five pounds.
Hemp seed, iorty- five pounds.
Blus-gfass seed fourteen pounds.
Dried peaches, thirty-ihree pounds.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-05-17

GREAT REDUCTION in Dry Goods at L. T.
Sharpless' CHEAP CASH STORE ! "Quick
Sales aud Small profits" is his motto. We
have the pleasure of announcing to our
readers and the public generally that L. T.
ShsrpIess sells dry-goods and groceries at
greatly reduced prices. He sells good mus
Inns al 80 cts, and calicoes at from 25 10 80
cts. per yard. Sugar, fair brown, al 10 cts.
per lb., and all other articles in the grocery
line at quite reduction in price. There is
no merchant in town that keeps a better or
larger assortment of boots aud shoes than
does L. T. Sharpless at the CHEAP CASH
STORE. Give him trial, and our word for
il Won will not 90 dissatisfied. He alWays
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-05-17

'.AH," said old Mrs. Rossnbury, "Iarning
is great thing; Pve often felt the need of
it. Why, would you believe it, Pm now
sixty years old, and only know the names
of three months in the year, and them IS
Spring, Fall and Autumn. l larnl the names
of them when was little bit of gal.n
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-05-17


To CuLTIvATE CUcUMBERs AS have not
seen this method of culiivating cucumbers
in print, will send it. have tried il with
good effect. Take tight barrel with one
head, and make some eight or ten holes al
the bulge OF the barrel in The ground level
with the surface Of the ground. Then fill
the barrel with stone up as high as the
hoIeS, ,snd pnt on about four inches Of straw;
ihen fill up the balance with good rich loan,
and fl the barrel up with water, and plant
plenty Of seed 50 that you can thin them
out TO six or eight stalks. In case Of drought
put pail OF wafer in the barrel about once
q week. raised off three barrels planted
IN This way, over four barrels of pickles;
aud il they are well waiersd through the
planting season. they will bear well until
the frost kills the vines.
One needs scafoId to let the vines run
on. Say, take four poles. ten feet long. and
set them about four feet apart with one end
on the ground and raise the other some five
feet high with pieces Of Ia,h or brush laid
across, aud viii insure you no crooked Gu
cumbsrs. - Cor Rural Ns,0 Yorker.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-05-17

A clergyman, seatechising the youth of ais
church, put the first question from cate
chism to a girl "Whal is ycur cOnsola-
ton ia life and death ?' The girl smiled
bat did not answer. The clergyman insist
ed. "Well then,u said she, "since | must
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-05-17

a NOVEL GIFT TO PREsIDENT JOHNSON
On Monday night coffee or tea sci, for
merly used by JEFF. Davis, ard sold at auc-
lion with quantity of silver plate just pre-
rious to the evacuation OF the city BY the
rebels, was presented TO President Johnson
by Mr. A. Barratt: OF Richmond, who pur
chased the article at The auction sale. The
coffee or tea set in question is perfect
miniature ftc siu,iic of a railroad locomotive,
with tender attached the locomotive boiler
receives the coffee or tea, makes and dis
charges it through spiggot, a steam whis-
lie indicating when the lea or coffee is ready
The boiler Of the locomotive is of porcelain,
and the figure Of The fireman, oftLe same
material, appears on The locomotive yigor
oasly ringing the bell, which, we suppose,
means the breakfast dinner or supper beIl.-
The tender, which il an admixture OF brass
and other metal, carries sugar in an elegant
sugar caisson, with goblet for cogniac and
stunning small cnt.glssses. The sides OF
The tender are embellished with racks for
cigars. The most curious conirivance of all
is a secret music box, located somewhere
in the tender, which, being sat, plays eight
popular airs, sufficient in length TO entertain
supper, dinneror breakfast table. The
whole establishment, engine and tender,
rssis upon two beautiful enamled walters
Upon the side Of the locomotive, in minia-
ture, is embIasoned, president Jefferson
Davis" showing that the testimonial, loco
motive and tender, were built expressly for
his use or pleasure. Upon the front, just
above where the sscow catcher" ought 10
be, appears the Confederate national ban
ner and batlle flag, eniwined with the ma.
lional ensign Of France.
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BOoTH, the murderer. bad invested eighty
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-17
Sllcrin's Sale.

DY virtue Of an alias execution issued by the
ID Clerk Of the District Court OF the I'd Jul
dcal District Of Washington Territory, hold
ing terms at Olympia, dated the 4th day Of
March, A. ID. 1868, and to me directed, ! have
levied upon, seized and taken into execution
the following described real estate, to-wit {:
Block forty-eght (4s), in the town of Olympia,
also the undivided One-half Of those certain
lots of land in the said town of Olympia, known
on the plat of said town as lots s and 6 in
block No. eight (8), with the undivided one
half of the frame building and appurtenances
thereon, erected and formerly known % the
b" Pioneer and Democrat Printing Office, also
the North 30 feet Of lots No. and . In block
No. Is, being onc-fourth of said lots, in the
town Of Olympia aforesaid, and will proceed
to sell the Same At public auction, to the high
est bidder for cash, as the law directs, on Sat-
urday, the 9Th day Of July, A. d. 1865, At the
hour Of one o clock p. M, at the Courthouse
door in Olympia said sale being to satisfy .
Judgment cf the District Court in favor Of W.
W. Miller against q. 9. Blankenship and Ed
ward Furste. which said judgment was assigned
tU NJ. l.. Heffron, and in all now amounting
to the sum Of 81, 8l6 4O-lOO and % l0-l00
costs Of suit, with increased costs.
j. II. KELLETT,
Sheriff Of Thurston County.
Olympia, June II, 1865. 3?:w4
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HoLLOwAY's PILLs.-Fever, Influenza
For the sn1iugation of disease and the
preservation of health, i. is all-important
to maintain the purity Of the blood. and
to keep its channels clear, that no fou'ness
or distractions shall impel lie the lfe-sus-
tanning current. BY these means are Hol.
lowoys Pills all-powrrful in restoring and
protecting the human frame and freeing it
from fevers, iefupnza, COMPOSITIONS. inaa-
nations, neuralgia and equity pains in
short, from the many dangerous maladies
arising from bad blood. A pure circula.
ton is good security for life and health /:
when it is right the nerves are in excellent
condition, and on the order. harmony. and
completeness ofthese two systems depends
the perfection Of life-cnergy, health, and
happiness. 46.
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Aherin's sale.

Df virtue Of an execution AMI f.rc~io IRE
I'D Of mortgage is>uel TO me from 'hr clerk
OF the Distinct Courf of the "a Judicial d.
irict Of Washington Territory, ia favor OF VIII
liam {. Hazard and against Albert BgrAAari
for the sum of nine hunir fifty dollars
and six cents ju l,m"nt. a1i 's'wo dollars
and cighiy-hvc cents, | have levied upon the
following described real estate All of a GER
tain piece or parcel Of ground, being the
southwest quarter of block forty-four, upon
the fraction Of land between the Military Re-
seyre and Esther Shorts land claim, a, record
ed in the county records of said county. also
the new dwelling thereon, together with all
other tcncments and appurtenanccs thereto be-
longing, the above property being Vancouver,
Clarke county, w. T.
Notice is hereby given that I shall sell the
above described property at public auction, on
the p cmises, at one clock, to the highest and
best bidder, on Wednesday, the 2sth day of
June, 1868, to satisfy the sum of $3.50 O6,
judgment, and costs 81 IS, with interest at
three per cent. per month until paid, with
costs and accruing costs.
II. c. MORSE,
Sheriff Of Clark county, W. T.
May 81, 1865. 29:w4
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Gird.

June 81. A. ID. 1876. at Seattle, W. T., 81 abccss
in thu head Flown HUI. only son 81 JOINS J..
and En- ,Hrru McoiIyRA, aged nine years, six
months and thirteen DAYS
Chicago papers please copy.
No one knows but those who have been thus az
ficted. what agony the parents suffers the ten
drills ofthe little vine they hay cherished and ma
ture,, forcibly torn from the tissues Of their
bleeding hearts. Con-.
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,inss 20 ait-nd To snv calls in the line q bis
profession, to which ms entire attention sill be
devo:ci.
Tho-e preferring the services Of regular
graduate. as evidenced bv the proper sushor-
ity Of a diploma, may consult personally or by
letter with every confluence.
Particular attention given to diseases Of wo-
men aud children, anu all ale tons of au or
ganic nature.
Reference TIE the Faculty of University
Medical College, and DR.. p. A Aylette, New
York city.
OrrIcE-At the Puget Sound Drug and
Bookstore.
Olympia, December 4, 1864. 4:tf
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SHALL THE NEGROES NorE The
Marysville appeal, radical republican
paper takes the ground that tho question of
negro suffrage can never b. mad. ques-
ton Of national politics. Each State, by
its Constitution, fixes the qualification of
an clcctor. The State of Massachusetts
may permit equal suffrage, aud New York
deny it. New Hampshire may allow ne
gro soldiers to vote and Connecticut re-
fuse. The ex-rebel States may admit
negroes to franchise, and the free States
may decline. The question is parely one
for the people of the several States to
adopt or reject. Congress has nothing to
90 with the matter any more than with
the question OF allowing white soldiers 10
vote in the field. We have here given the
gist of our cotemporary's argument, and
leave the reader to take it for what it is
worth. We happen to know. however,
that it is the intention of Sumner and
Wade, and all their school Of politicians,
force this question upon Congress, and
through Congress upon the people. The
secret Of the opposition to the admission
Of Louisiana and Arkansas, in the last
Congress. was the fact that the Conslitu-
tons of these State denies the negro the
right of suffrage. Senator Sumner in his
place in the Senate. openly declared thar
he never would consent to til" return of
seeded State until they each and all had
recognized the right Of the negro to vote.
On this question Senator Sumner rejects
the sentiment Of large mass of people.
and hence his declarations have peculiar
importance.-DaIcs Niountaineer.
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TERMS FOR 1865.

The works will ne printed a greatly Improved
r'ity ofpa.'sr, and while nearly ril American
Periodicals are either advanced in price or re-
duced in size-and very generally both-we
shall continue to give faithful copies of all the
the matter contained in the original editions
Hence our present prices will be found as
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those of any Of the competing periodicals in
this country.
Compared wife the cost Of the original edi-
tions. which at the present premium on gold
would be about 500 a year, our prices (Sl5)
are exceedingly Tor. Add to this the fact that
we make our annual payments to the British
Publishers for early sheets and copyright in
Goid-Sl costing at this time (Jan. 1859
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In the scale we have adopted we shall be es-
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The interest of these Periodicals to Ameri-
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INTERESTING RELIc.-Mr. Robert
Frost, of this place has shown us piece
Of the identical flay carried by the Monitor
during the battle with the rebel ram Mer-
imac in Hampton Rroads, March 9th,
1862. It is about three inches wide by
four long. cut from the red portion Of the
flag and is somewhat discolored by the
smoke Of battle. II was sent to Mr..
Frost BY friend in Boston. The flag is
now in possession ofths q" Boston Tigers -
q military company. and is carefully pre-
served as valued m-men'o Of the creates,
naval battle on record.
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VUNIIE American Publishers continue to re-
print the above-named periodicals, but az
the cost of printing has doubled, the price Of
PIPER nearly hebied, and taxes, duties, liccns-
es, ETC., largely increased, they are compelled
TO advance their terms as follows:
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BRITISH PERIODICALS,

The LONDON QUARTERLY, tConservative.)
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The ELECTION Returns cone in
slowly. Wall. wslla county has gone
about SO majority for Tilion. The Union
party rk-etrd thr-e Representative
and Councilman. d-iea;in< the Walls
wsIla Whale. Du-a- Pacific gave -
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10 Fr~~Ftiy farnissoe uPos rrceiP, OF sshscrip-
tioEs This Is the