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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-01
Brick Pomsroy Struck Peter OIium.


Petroleum, you are the Pe:e for me. Else
whyf MIR Moses smote the rock, and ex
ceeding much of the oil reacIed forih, And
am rich ollso. To 6ud so mnch grease
doth well agrease with me.
skirmished from garret upon the oil
region Ever. since | became borr, my
poverty has been hard TO be BONE. have
su1ered--l have been bored by ereditors.--
My credit was run into the ground. People
thought me rich meanwhile, and very
msan while II was. TOO.
They thought had plenty OF money, so
they wanted pay down COR what | had
boBghi Not wishing to humor people,
albeit something of humoris,, perhaps. |
will not purchase many things. | leased,
| bored, I bought it. Veni vdi, vici.
Oil-i. He-i Greas-i. Oils well that ends
well / bored, and it came.
drilled hole through a rock. and have
already been rewarded with SO much OF the
fuel being prepared for the final conhagrs--
ton, that fear the last boil will end in as
great 6zze as did the Dutch Gap Canal.
And now | am rich-more rich Than any
man or any other. have lots of money
now-when Ehavs no use for it, What a
queer world.
Nothing like oil. FOlksay, Halo, here's
Honorable Mr. Brick, jlst struck fortune.
Duced fine fellow, Mr. "Rick" Three
months since | was plain ''Brick." IFS all
owing 10 Petroleum. Ard now for a splurge.
Brown stone house on Fifth Avenue, with
Blown stone front, designed by old Brown
himselfop both ends OF H. Red horses with
green tails, pink eyebrows, blue eyes.
chocolate colored ears, frizzIsd name, and
matchless style. Yellow wagon with black
sides, purple blinds, and brown top, ala
clam shell. Ethiopian driver, with kids,
soIse.ino stockings, magenta hsl-bands, and
false ieelh on gunapsrcha base And a
sixty four ethiopian, with brocaiels drawers,
that modesly may not be shocked by look
ing al the legs thereof And library de-
,voled to redbacks and even s'greenbacks," !"
"darn the expense quolh l. And I1l
have park in ibe woodshed, and bath
ing lub full Of oil in church, and buffalo
to- STEAK ffom-snd oysters as large as Lin
coins majority, and boots with round toes
aud square heels, and a seat in some fash
ionable church, and new. hoop skirts for all
my hired girls, ard viii employ SO many
nisgers 10 wait on me, that, oil l'II have 10
do will be 10 be happy. Oh Pete lei me
kiss you for yoEr Ma.
And III iaya bed mornings, and sit up all
night, and bore my friends oil day, till they
can't bear'l it.. Talk about honest industry,
saving wood for the dust, opening oysters
for the shells, blacking boots merely TO see
your face in them. and being honest forty
years waiting for some rich man to adopt
you.- Played. Petroleum is the boy. And
now III live high. Ont Of my house, vain
Pomp. Away from The cold cuts, crackers,
cheese, mush boiled, No. mackereI,
warmed sonp, and brilliant sppstites. I've
struck Pele.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-01

The list of English holders of Confed-
erat Cotton bonds, which was published
in this country, and declared by the shod-
dy organs to have been furnished by ono
of the departments at Washington, is de-
clared BY the English press to be bogus.
Quit number of prominent Englishmen,
whose names are on the list. have denied.
through the newspapers, that they held
any of said bonds.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-01

s@ The New York papers report the
appearance of Cholera at Brooklyn. Wig
orous sanitary measures are iaLkea OF, as
they have been ever since its outbreak in
the East, and nothing really done. Should
not every town and village in the country
at once clean up the streets and alleys,
and burn decaying vegetable market, and
put the country in state of as complete
publication as possible. The battle fields
OF the South are also fruitful of causes of
sickness. Cleanliness is akin to godIiness.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-01

JUDGE WRIGHT, of Boston, says that
out Of 80 ,764 children in that city, under
fifteen years of age, 800 are Annually in
some way disposed of as criminals. So il
seems that the Solons of the {. hub
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-01

A lady, speaking Of the gathering. Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-01
ATWOOD'S
HYDRAULIC SAND PUNT.
Patent Drilling MaohinI
PILE DRIVER

-
DRACTIcAL TIsTs having fully demonstrated
u the 6uPSFsOFity OF this machine over all Others
Or the puFp0Ae OF inkIBg OIl Wells, the hndsr-
gnCd IH prepared % receive orders for the same.
Tn machinery eompriSoS everything requisite
lnF the OFingOf' oil wells, 0IeOptinE the leERAM
RE6INE ANO CAST IRON DRIVING PHI, (but
g be furnished II desired. At . Reasonable pEico),
I'D dapsnsss with the Of the Derrick Rope, Bul
wheel, and other eumbrOus and expenRiVe fixtures
DoW In use, and b % arranged, being constructed
. wheels and portable. that II can be easily re-
oyed for The purpose Of linking WsllI In dinersnt
TIE DETRTTUs Il removed from the well by our
atsnt Hydraulic prOcoSS, and does not require the
4noVal OF the drill from the boring. This prooO8l
r6t only removes all the dotTitna "a from 70 10
niputes, but hkeWiSo efeotnAlly elearS out and
intps all the email oil veins that ara 20 often en-
r0ly closed up BY the old process Of Sand pump ing.
Rt1H THIS MACHINE aud GprAcEieGl engineer ,
wen can Be sunk from 400 to 600 feet within q
nsriOd Of from IS to 80 days AFTER the soil pipe has
BEEN driven.
Arrangements ere being made for, the ounStruo-
l0p and GoliTITy Of these machines At NeV York,
loTWieh, NeWburs, n! + and PittS6uFg, PennA
For further InfOFmAtlon, price, teTma 3e5 addrOls
SIMEON LELAND,
Aea METR5PolIFAN Horn,
lpFi2-am -- New York.
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unn1cnH1I!l, Januar1 Z fee5 !.

UuHIcHV LIZ JhnulFy lof IBeDF-
M. ". H.FoVEY:-Dear Sir: In November 166S
my wife vas token with Q severe attack Of Irdam-
msfoTy BbtumhtIBm, combining her to her bed, and
rrI deTir her entirely hepless for four months
after Nbeh abe improved in health sufficient to be
pTcpped Up in her bed, and oeoadoDally the pains
would leave her 90 she could get about the room
upon clutches. But fer more than year Hhs could
not lit pound weight, end with great troubIs
nId che feed heTEelE Cold hBndB and feet were
her copEtant companions. she gunsTed terribly
moOt Of the time, with severe pains or cramps in
her stomach, which appeared periodically, once
month. keeping her in ed q week At time. Upon
mJ visit homo fri my reg ment t61it o. Y. I,j ON
the I'd day Of december lust, called at your drug
store end found you opening some new RoodS,
BmoUR " bich Whs JobnBOn'S Rheumatic Compou nd
ard Blood Purifier. AtyUUr IugR Restion 1 purchased
. bottle. 1t acted like charm in her case she
hes been entirely free Of the pain in her Itomaeh
her fee and hGnds are warm, che e now doing her
own bouse uolk; AID yestGdby did the ehuFninR
nd you have this dAy ceiVed visit from her to
thtIk yCu IN person for the Heavenly (As Ihe calls
IT. Tslei tbe has received from the Of JobnBon'S
CCmhoDDd. IsAIAH MOOR 4
! do uCSt sbeeriulIy afHTm to the shove deScrip-
b. - HENRiETTA MOOR.
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R1oHMoHD.

l had in former years resided in Rich.
mond, andknew itWell. As l approached
it, it seemed quite natural, for distance
lentits old enchantment to the view; but
soon perceiYed most Roeful change. The
injury done the place was perceptibte
enough. The buildings had worn look.
The. windows were paneless or much
patched. There WAS 4 great rush of peo-
pie through the streets in ''admired disor.
der,h Crowds of ambulances and old
wagons were passing along 10 haste. The
business part of the town Was in ruins, the
FIRE having desttoyedit. In New York the
scene might be represented by imagining
all below Canal street to the Battery to be
In rulns, while the upper part Of the city
would look as we'll IS ever. At the land
ing there were at least two thousand me-
groes aud whites, U6tehihg with interest
the arrivals aud departures, and in the
streets the throng vas equally great We
found quarters At the Spottswood House
and little accommodation. Two in q bed,
and six or eight in room vas the order
OF the night. The guests were = molly
crowd Of all nations. Jews, Germans, Of
nee seekers, spee1iators, Baltimore agents,
and Northern visitors, jostled each Other
at every turn. The table was not well
served, and the charge was four dollar
] PoE UHy' '.ls,a e 3 -
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WANTS.
A rraat lank AZ mnlea.

A great lack of mules, horses, and agri-
cultural Implements is felt throughout the
country. Atone place saw a. farmer
planting corn with only sharpened stick.
General Sherman humanely left behind
him nearly twenty Thousand animals, to be
used by the poor agriculturists, taking
only a receipt for them and promise to
account for them when called for. This
was most wise procedure. The price of
these animals when they are sold is about
forty FIVE dollars cash.
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INFLUX OF suPPLIRs.

It's observable that almost simultsue.
ously with the arrival of our troops at
Richmond the Injuries of life reappeared.
Tea, coffee, sugar, and canned fruit, some.
how became Immediately abundant; but
for substsntials the chief reliance was on
the liberslity Of our commIssariat. 1
breakfasted at gentleman's house, where
he had all kinds of hot bread and tea aud
coffee, aud stale macksrel. saw this
was evidently the gift of the commi5sary.
When l left l was surprised ct the change
and price Of food.
l found the markets we'll supplied
Lamb was selling for twenty to twenty
five cents per pound. Peas, tomatoes, and
beets were cheap and abundant. Butter
was ten cents a pound, in coin, and 1
bought splendid strawberries at twelve and
half cents quart. In fact, these things
we're much cheaper in Richmond when 1
left than when l found them on my arrival
ct New York. Clothing OF all kinds was
abundant and cheap
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y HoUsBs AID LANDS.

Stores were being opened, but for want
of proper accommodation FIVE OF six mer-
chants occupy single building together.
The bankers are hiring dwelling houses for
their accommodation. must not omit 70
mention that although almost every one
complained Of being ruined, yet the own
ers of houses sad plantations, when ssked
their. price for Ihemt invariably puSthem at
such gums as to make it evident they
thought they were as valuable az ever
Many persons, foreseeiDg the present re.
suit, invested largely their rebel funds in
real estate, aud will come out safe. Others
again, even within few mouths, cherished
the idea that the rebellion would succeed /;
they had the impression that Lincoln Eobld
not be inauguratsd, that something would
happen TO destroy our financial resources,
break up our Government, aud Worry out
our people. These persons sold their real
estate and invested their money In rebel
securities, and have lost everything.
The State Of Virginia owns largely In
canal aud railway stocks, and will 10 time
be able 70 renew its credit; but at present
its RESOURCES are nearly destroyed. The
rebel Government owed the .Petsrsburp
railroad almost half million fot ttanspor.
tadons which Is now lost forsyer.
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THE NEGROES.

The negroes appeared to be in as much
of fog as their own masters. When they
now address them it Is as Mr., not master.
1 asked q young negro why he did not
say master any more. Hereplied, "That is
played out" They have curious idea
about employment. Many cases came to
our knowledge whereg on application being
made to them to go to work aud receive
wages from their former owners, they au-
swered they expected to get about $40 a
month when they engaged, but they would
now work and charge nothing but clothes
and food TIL CRristmas, when they would
know better what to do. Engagements of
this kind were constantly being made
They were generally at work of some kind
in the city, and getting quite a supply of
greenbacks. One of their great enjoy.
ments just now is holding religious or pro-
tracted meetings, where theylare jubilant
over their changed position. They are
almost universally clothed in the old uni.
forms of our soldiers, which they wear
with great satisfaction. A lady, in once
wealthy family, called mp her nurse and
proposed, if she stayed, TO give her good
wages; but if she choose to go she would
give her good character. The nurse re-
piled, "I am now freer than you are, and
l don't want character"
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RIehmond as it Now IL.

From the letter Of a correspondent Of tue
New York Herald, we extract the following,
as giving more detailed and accurate ac.
count of the present condition of the rebel
capital than any which We have recently
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-01
New Feature In Dentistry.
WINCHELL'S
Steam Dental Establishment,

Steam Dental Establishment,
HE LARGEST AND MOST ooMPLKFE m
eg'DE to my rOpidly Increasing buElnsll have
o prepared, by the Sid of 4 stSSm, SpEine7 Gnd
olnSLyI 70 mAnuiAeturO tuu or partial sattl Of
y BEcEER, QUICKER Aud oHEAPRR than
aATiDg In attendance oompatant ana acaeiout
anSS, Peraonl can Be accommodated Withoat The
- work warranted to be perfectly ,..,,i,story.
4. g. WiNoHRIlI,,
tie-1noAW las HAEkst atrSet
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TIE INTERIORS;,

visited many of the best houses and
found them greatly out of repair. Rebe
officers were constantly billeted upon all
who had room for them. Locks and doors
were universally out of order. If a pane
of glass was broken it could not we'll be
repaired. Carpets were worn out, and
dilapidation was universal. The food OF
the most respectable and the most wealthy
families was poor and mesgre. Many of
them had for breakfast tea, bread and wa.
ter only. A joint of meat once week was
a great luxury. Every few days officers
would go round to the houses, seize half OF
whatever eatables could be found on the
premises, and cary them off. Some per,
sons, with very great difficulty, would
smuggIe in from the country an occasional
bushel of potatoes, which they immediate.
ly concealed for their own use. Women,
who never worked before, now applied
themselves to industrious pursuits, their
servants generally leaving them.
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OLD kCQUA1NFANo1s.

1 found q number ofmy old friends, and
our meeting was cordial aud touching.
Those I had been most intimate with had
been loyal and true throughout the four
years, Whieh seemed to them as Q horrible
dream. Tits impossible to give an idea of
what they had suffered or how much they
rejoiced at the resumption 81 our authority.
And even those who had voluntarily or by
compulsion been forced TO act With the
rebels were unreserved in acknowledging
and welcoming the change. In CONVERSE
tion they admitted that slavery had been
failure. Still they endeavored to excuse
themselves as we'll as they could. One
gentlemen remarked to me that the North
had fought for sentiment, the South for
o principlel We were very frequently
asked what we were going to do2 whether
confisoation was rigtdly to be enforced 2
whether the right of suffrage was to be
taken from them2 were they to be exiled
In short feverish anxiety prevails as to
the future. The doctrine of State rights
was much alluded to. and their ideas about
these require great alteration. 1t would be
we'll if our Northern publicists should be.
take themselves to full exposition of
what these rights really are, and give it a
wide circulation 10 the South, which is
willing to listen, now that they. see to
what the doctrine has brought them.
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Prl1l RunoH, JanuarH 8 1e65.

MALI, s,,IIIa a' 3 ~ HUI y !9T.'
Vih lhe PpOtGst Of pl6AIJ re that hereby testify
to the efficacy Of ytuT sRhGumHtie Compoundp OF
eli tbe ltneditB ever tried for RheumAtiEm yours
without doUb the snTtBt AID mos speedy IPAs
comploio HTtyr 10 that diIease before using your
COMPOUND d, Int rce then have been like q new
mbp. YCOT mEdIciAe 10 invaluable, beyond doubt,
END hereby recommend Il to all AFFLICTED a. the
only EuTt cure for that painful dlSeaSa.
JAS. B. MoOLATOHEY,
40 Kim street.
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ExCHsIOR-
EEE ASE
The Great Internal Remedy.
JoHNsoN's
RHEUMATIC" COMPOUND
an z
ExCEraroR
JoHNsoN's
BLOOD PURIFIER.
al3 s. 1g# M

20 - ia Ill.
Its Wonderful Curative PFoperGe, are On
doubted. It i' oEpays taken Internally
From ths num6er of testimOniazs received,
zoe are induced to believe It et.res nine eGses
'Outt-cf Ten tuhAh =dSections are. strictly fol-
tOsOed. II Is unequalled for the cure Of
RHEUAATISA, GOUT, NEURAL.
GA. and kindred diseases. For the re.
mOvaE Of SerofuIG, Kings BVtE, SeaLd Head.
= 7ettsr, Ring Wo1Ps, $eY- t4 medicine
CLAIMS a Udst superiority oVer al Others.
Its soothing and penetrating qualities are
fell as soon as taken. Try 1t and be con
Vineed
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THE CIRCUS TRoUPE

is the largest aud most complete ever combined in
one establishment, boing composed OF the pop.
ular, skillful and accomplished performers In the
profession, having been selected from the hrSt ostAb
lBhments in Europe and America. Among the
principal ArtisteS are the following:
MADAME MELVILLE, the Australian Equestrian,
the most beautiful and accomplished Lady rider
in tie world;
JAMES MELVILLE, the Australian performer, who
stands without \ Peer In the arena. Ths dis.
tlnguiShed Australian family whose EIuettrIau
and Miscellaneous Performance have won q
worldwide reputation;
MASTER PRANK MELVILLE, the youthful EqueS-
trian;
MASTER SAMUEL MELVILLE, q wonder In Per.
fectiou In all he attampts;
GGo. MELVILLE, the principal Equestrian;
PHIL0 HACHANs, an artist who 70 praise is great
In mouths Of WiseGt csnSuIe, whose per orm-
anceS on one, two, three and tour horses are ex.
lf ioelled by no one In the world;
WIN. KINRADE. the man Of hundred SomeFgaults
and the renowned rspresen tatIVe of the Eoo,n.
trio PETE JENKINS
SHAPPEE WHITNEY, the AcroSats par excel.
lence Of the United States, the mo Il daring and
thrilling Traposo Performers ever seen;
jim WARD, the funniest Of CLOWNS, 10 Comic SouRS,
Sayings, Dances, slack Rope exercises. Plate
Spinning Tumbltng, never EAiling to oresLS
big fuss Ren orally.
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WltuesI-P. A. MOCltTIaad,

PIIT,BUR0, January 49, 1885,
MeBBu. r. r. eRILKRs Co.:-0entB: Allow mo
to inform y0u that had boy, six yearB Of age, 70
oMicted with RI eumAtism that his leg was drawn
cTooked and very much disabled. After try ing all
the lniT entB could hear of, to purpoEe, / was
recommended TO try JohnOon'S Rheumatic Com
pound, manufactured by you. I purchAIed bottle
and before the half It'll used the boys leg be
came peIfestiy straight, and the pain LEFT him en-.
tiTely. In juStice TO you take pleasure in giving
yon this inform atiOn Tor the good OF those who
We. BOOTH, eth Ward.
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EXPLORATIONS.

Our frst visit was TO the yarions lines
around the city, which were very extended
and formidable. We had to walk very
earefnlly, under the direction of guide,
and in very narrow paths to avoid the tor
pedoes, still lying buried in the earth in
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NO B OF TRRATMRHT,Is
THE ACME OF PERFBCTION

NO OF TRRATMRRT.Is
p THE ACME OF PBRFR0TION
II Cum HAY, Ross AND PEhoDIu 0ATARRH
BE Gums oATARRH II ALI I4s TTPls AND sEAsns.
Il Gums OATARRH, AND AvRIs oONSUnPnOu
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No vIoLTHT RTRINeINO OF IHI HRAD.
rHE sTHpH o. TASTl AID HNHLL REsFoGED.
For centuries CataFrh has dsned the GkIl OF phys
iniana and BuTgoonS, No medical work contains Q
fescffptiOp that viii eradicate It. Nothing 'Saye
Df. GoOdAlS'S REMEDY viii break it up, radically
loStFoyng IhspEluoiplB OF the disease and preclu.
ling the possibility ofA relApSe. .I..-t
10 form Of CataTTh can WithEtAhd ftI searching
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Immediate relief gave such universal satisfaction
il peBetAteS 70 the very Seat Of this disease, and
aEt0ruInatea lt, root and branch for ever.
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GOV. PuRPOIHTs FoII0T.
Froa the RlshnOnd Rtpabtie, HHyE.
With the atrTal Of Gov. PisrPotnt il
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Thursday = Friday, June sth q 9Th,
At2 and O'clock M,
under one enormous pavilion, f,r price q ad'
mission, which, Notwithstanding the onormsas ont
lay attendant upon such 80 unprecedented eonbi'
nation, iS fixed at the low fgure Of so oBAEs
Children under ten years Of age, half price,
The Bridges willbo Zee to all foot passengers for
the two days.
On FRIDAY there viii b given . MoRFIHa
EXHIBITION Of the HIpopotauuS, Performing
K1ephsnt.. aud MansEsris, without the Qreus, at
10 GeIoct 4. n, :. which time IbsrAI asdu.tion
win be mAds 70 SCHOOL,
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EzV-Fbs GRAND PhVUBssL0H will enter the
toSs 8 1t II clock A. n, preceded BY tie aI9AA-
no HIPOP0TAAUS drawn By . TEAM OF GBl.
PEA lTs, (foaE In number foi1oVSd by WITHERB
WA.HIH6FOH OPERA B AND the grand NE fA9.
FRIR the eEtsDdVs CIRCUS ani fFOuPO Of AEEfssS,
together With the 9olgeous PIrSphSnAlIS Of the
lFSirUp0litAn CombtnsttOn.
J.MEEVILLB, J. Dirsotor Of Arena.
Oh HRARNsWoRTH, AEant, nyaf-st
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oosupriElug magnificent collection Of rare BEASTS
and dRRPTILRS,-amoug which will be found Iona
and Tigers, LeopArds, AySnaS, Cougars, Lynx,
PnmAs LamAs, PanthsrR, &s, Birds Of. gorgeous
PlumAge and Colohy Of Monkeys.
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% oATARRH N ALL IFs TTFls AND 81
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I1 cUlpoATARRH. ATD PAM NJ 4m TrnFLrs