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TEE AnAIsAnArIoH LAssuAaBs.-1here . psyfaq
enoency IN tbs appropriate ne most oppressive wds
o'nei ansusses and sfs shr Incorporate hsm into ceg
own ho, the ~cd sphahc. ~hcb & nom the Uresh ssnit
-h Mr. spaldinss Headache Remedy bat -n -
used In more general aud fsphsc oseoo
Electrotype and many otAers stinIou =
foreign words hss been ossSe sst sy
seem native and 10 tho soruS
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. REAL BLESSING.

phvueias-weD Mr.. Jones how 10 that hea1sche1
kfys yones-uous Docof all gone the pin you sent sue&
just twenty minutes. and wish would send more -
that cahh have them handy - a..
Phpsclon-io ou get them Of any Oruegssa Cah
Cephac Pulls. 6nd they fail and recommend nssa n
all cases Of beadsebe.
M, Jas.- shsu directly AID shall teH % my
suffering friends, for sbey arc re4I AssstnS.
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,ARDLY REALIZED.

III I'D n ornble sedsel- this hsf eDoon, bard aps1
into the hand nj Ia the Cas yee Aesse
ne u an eadscbe n Docs 4 hsche ard" says hss-
ceedingly" says h. hand up-n that gave ue CepoAs9
hand pom 'opor cured qu1cs taet Aoiy seSA
ed ed an eadseLe.
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~ OvxR ExcIrsxxSY, ard the mental care and asxsty
ncden cose aention TO business study he
henvous -sss The disordered ssse u
ind body incident ts this distressing complaint fat
blow all energy aod ambition Sufferers by this disorder
always obtain speedy eei from these distressing sscks By
the Cephac Pills whenever the symptoms
quets the oveaksd brain and aoohes the strained and ~
ring and rea1ss the tension Of stomach which a~eys
accompanies and tie sordercd condition Of ths hs
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~ DID you ever tho Sieh Hesdschef Do you reuS
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disgust the aght Of foodl How totally unht or
pleasure conversation study One Of the CephAke Pag
would have relieved yon from all ,he suffering whioh yos tsa
experienced For this and other purposes you shcu svu
hsys boz Of them on hand to ue y occasion requires
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"RoB AND JONATHAN .. IT,. o.,,,,. o,.
Sac THE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL a., "a Il, . III. ~cei ''
'TJNHE SONS OF LABOR" Prize Song for
ST. hE T1f ty yaob PG b; ioSsSiI SSsH iTSss S m
'TTNHE ELECTRIC LIGHT"
Il This interesting and valuable Lecture by Prof Far
See TIE HoUsEHoLD JOURNAL CNO. Ia ,hi. week.
"RAYARD TAYLOR" :, c :. c.,.,.,.,.. :,
hGsp3rR sG SG in 1s & .S, Ss%.. Rs.i for cs''r Of
"THE CROSSED PATH" .. on,
s,s THE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL NO ioi th, week
GAN EARL's DAUGHTER"
N frstcsss Story, by Mrs NJ. A Deni'on, In THE
HUL sEHOLD JOURNAL mo. l3) This week
"NY HATED RIVAL"
sts TIE no6sEHoLD JoURNaI 'C 80 i, ,iI. ws.i.
"a REBELS GRAFTON" ,
IA By Arcols see THE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL
tAo. lSl tins week
ORA Ell LABORA.
sS ss I'D chS5Y TTG Is a5 s. S: music In
JNIIE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL this week con-
ians above well immense quantity Of the moot
..sbus rssdiDg All for Three Cents
fDt.hsG. hsD o A. ~ HHRTiII Co., No 20 North wG...,
New loIk; who viii forward copy free to any sddres
THE METHODIST
FOR THIS WEEK,
Ready and may be obtained Of New dealers, and at the
Office It's Of the usual diversified and interesting
character embracing fun report of the recent
BALTIMORE LAYmEN's CONVENTION.
mbOdyiug copy of its memorial to the Baltimore Conference
In favor OF
UNQUALIFIED and IMMEDIATE SECESSION,
as consequence the action of the late General Conference
on the subject OF Slavery.
1be Editorials on
CONSERVATISM,
on THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION,
AND ITS ACTION,
timely and wecondeed expressions Of :he true petition Of
ConieIvhtiyes in the Church
Tie contribution Of
PRESIDENT ALLEN,
ON THE CRISIS IN THE UNITED STATES
imp.sy stating and calmly considering the both
d between the North and South in the pending controversy
will attract the attention end commend itself the approval Of
lghtthinAing The other articles Of this NUMBER In
Guiding the analyses, by
DIR. McCLINTOCK,
Of striking noteworthy book by Liable MohOn the
of renovens the Catholic Church in France aud the
RATIONALISM IN THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND
The column Of Literary Gossip and the variety Of its
contents several depsrtme well sustain the character Of
the journal
The Iist of PREMIUMS for SUBSCRIBERS Is continued,
embracing Neodeon Sewing Machines and various sttrrcye
bOCkS.
TrKxs 81 from now till the close OF 1861
GEORGE r. CROOKS, DID,, lr,,
JOHN McCLiNToCh, D.D,
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Cfce, No. Beekmsn.st.
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JNO ApvEKrIsEks.-THE SPECTATOR is

Two ADNERTISEkS.-THE SPECTATOR ls
only Daily ming Paper published IN the City OF
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pubi he'd In the and enterprsng section Of
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increasing circulation In All the towns and villages Aoag the
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THF SEMl-WEEkLY aud WEEKLY EDITIONS.
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heir purpose by being inserted IN either or both Of those edous
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hrongh onsbe sdvertng In the United satss
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.AMJFT.-TUE HOME
rCHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR DEC. Is

rJNHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR DEC. 10.
The NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the iollowing
LLEADIN0 ARTICLES: What /. Meant by Coueia.
ton Counsel Fire Eaters Literary 5upcrauiiies
God in Government; Suspension oi Payments. liz
Georgia: Art and Science, The Brighter Side; The
Presidential Contest Why Not Compromise Edi.
toIial Paragraph.
H. REVIEW OF THE WEEK; Diving IN condemned
and con icuous form the latest aud most important
Events that have trsnspIed in the City and Suburbs
and the United states.
1.-THE GREAT QUESTION IN THE SENATE:
InlereHins and Important m Debate The Case Plainly
Senator Douglas The Proposition, in the House
". NAVAL INTELLIGENCE
V..AID FOR KANSAS
W. THE SECESSION MOVEMENT: Charleston Cor.
Iespondeice; Bell and Everett Dinner al Richmond
ictnre OF Home at the SOUTH Northern School
Teachers at the South Letter from the Hon. John
VII. LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
From Washngton-Specia Dspstche. to Tbs n. Y.
Tribune haId Elp2Te as GoHnl;,i'ns, ot
from Kansas New Hampshire Politics
VIII. THIRTY SIXTH CoNGREsS-SSoosp SESSION;
Proceedings in the Senate and House OF Reprosenia-
x..FRoM CALIFORNIA
X..FRoM EUROPE
M..fR0M WASHINGTON COre'pOndenee OF The
XII. POETRY: The Southern Armies.
XIII. sHE IS GOOD FOR NOTHING: By Han, Chris
tian Andersen.
XIV. "A SLAYEHOLDING REPUBLIC.
Ky. .NIGHr-NOT Tho New Asteroids
XNI.IUE CROPS.
XVII DISCOURSE BY GERRIT SMITH IN Peierboro,
Nov. 10, 1860 on Bible Civil Government.
XVIII TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1861.
XIX..AGRICuLTURAL ITEMS.
AX.. POLITICAL.
XVI. Personal.
xxi. THE TRIBUNE FOR 1861.
XIII MISCELLANEOUS.
NXIy MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
iiock. Money Cotton, Grain, aud Cate Markets,
specially Reported fSr The y. u Tribune.
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EnE IRIBCNE ALMANAC FOR ls6l "

fENUE VRIBINE ALMANAC FUR IcOI WI
A a. r,- -dy abou. Ist of JANUARY and will contsin .
s Ast1ououical Calculations and Calendar RACES ior
IGI - c.. r-..,.. .ua l,
classified Lit Of the United States senste and Of
Tho 4 que Of Eepfe-esisu suves. - ,oee,
NJ GAANIth CsDgfes as fer az chosen Dtoe"oo i"0|
s.,t,ts and Rep ssssts;ises Ss,ticeIy classihca-
al t.solrt II this Action q LonRress ON the fnOho hD''
gl -ffqual Platforms of the saIi0us Parties a, - a. -
.rfi n Kefufns Of the States by Counties ~iDA "
tl,.r.t ,srefgly compared with former eecti0tA -,
- 6yeruols VI the States 1iih their terms sslaries
I..fra % IN.
h8 various or nfomston usel 20 those "Lo uo'' " "
yl q cent. h copies for 81 100 copies 80 Posgs
tsd X ~ asdC "a California ebd Oregon, the -
o. pe ey s,9 10 copies sent fo 81 100 fc1 " ~
E53,Ss' s5s3 % st' =" -" THE Tribune, NowY0h
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"a REBELS GRAFTON"
"A By Arcol. see THE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL
mo l3l this
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MliBrellaneuus.

A FAIR VALUE GIVEN IN READY MONEY
"A ruruitare Carpets, Books &C.. at No. na sth'avr
CANDIES for the HOLIDAYS.
" The Old Stand still ahead of al
Competition.
Still further reduction pce al kinds OF ConfeconSy
Candies ol per pound upward at the Wholesale
0-''''' EDWARD SMITH,
No. is4 Creenwi
between COar landt ard Liberty.
B. Retail Trade supplied all kinds Of Candies Fancy
Boxes &C., for the Holidays at conespondinsy low ptce
CONFECTIONERY, WHOLESALE aud RE-
~ TAIL-LECUMrEs, No s9s Gre-nwich,.i; has on haae
large assortment for the Holidays Juf
ssssd invoice Of French sop Bons Psste- Toys 10
E'DW. CORNING q Co.
No. 81 Joho-st theiJ NEW STORE,
No 7s nusp--s, s.sT Sro.dSay.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-YOUTHs CHEMI-
reparsons Tests aud useful Apparatus, with Book OF In
pero ming lilo select and amusing Chemical Ei
ous articles they perfectly In the hand. youth Of both
ss s se ss @ Gss the IS ad R' Hs
sTUbENI'S CHLMICAL CABiSET, containing upward Of
A. IL HESRCKs, i No. 10 Broadway; JAMES MiLLEKs Sue
cessor to G. s Francis Co., NO % broadwsyi WIN. W.
SWAiNE's. No. 2iO Fulton st., Brooklyn
No ROOM for IMPROVEMENT
III I A w A T II A
win change
Red GRAY HAIR WHISKERs
to . BEAUTIFUL BROWN or BLACK,
Without prsp.ro,ion or subsequent washing
Warranted give ssrisfaction.
1--WE observe by notice Boston paper that preuiD
ston, their ie air boston Mr Joseph toy ths
which richly Iseiea this Mr hoyt found his
desire article which be Will gray hair
sued shade of blsck for its superior merits 10
respect that the Coauee aer sufficient evidence pre-
tented 20 themseves awarded Mr. Hoy this aters es
nona"-tProyidence Evening Pres
For rae by =. z. WELLS Co., Agents. No lis FraAnt
and by Urusgists generally.
I 0lM HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
III sOOO From rs to 50 dollars esch.
livery FIVE-DOLLAR PURCHASER
entitled Of Presents which viii be exhibition
OIL MONDAY Dec TO- aud distributed from that day up 10 Jan
l among the many patrons Of tho
UNION STORE
tQSc ctxXLa
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sNTNHE SONS OF LABOR" Prize Song, for
which Fifty Dollar. has been .ws srded.
Ete 1HL HOU SEHOLD JOURNAL (No. l3) this week
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GRuAr DrscovERy-Amors the most important Of an No
medical discoveries VI th considered the
ten vaccination for protection from small Po1 the Ceph<a
PHI relief of Hesdache and the of QninDo for the
Fevers either Of which L. specific whose 6ese
will be experienced By suffering humanity long Afer Ae
discoyerers forgotten.
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A FAIR VALUE GIVEN IN READY MONEY
"A Tor rurnitare Carpets Books &C. No. n9 sth-av,
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'TTNHE ELECTRIC LIGHT"
This interesting and valuable Lecture, by Prof Far
rsday. Illustrated
see TIE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL mo. ~ this week
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8peeial Nutires.

Fair of the women's Prison Association, for the
kcheht o the toA4.C nOfrLs1I 1UA CLINTON dali,
trance S, Asio pace atic ess Of olosdway ih
kaIr aud knterAnncnt the kenent the Women hJai
for di,ch geo prisoners will opened the IN
lac OF LUNkSDAh, lSth OF UeenOcr tbe stes val
Be There articles OF dre.s Tor ladies
ss and eLisa whicn vel elegant aud suitable Tor
fancy Articles toilet furniture An
soles,ioD OF to cee0rased hingham wooden ~n be
sale 1h Consists elegant articles made rae
~0od hioh may Tor useui purposes They
iron, only maluaetVy Of this kind VI in the
United States heesEeus III served, called Tor oy
oysers coffee Ienhes various kinds Tuit Ice
Ac 1he nj be- open for the recsp
EDkEsUAl Nv ENlkO, DecenVer H. si
soeoek vii continue open the following days and
q M. SEDGwICK, First Director.
SAhAH +. LEOGEfr. tus,,.ar.
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nODW0RTHs Journal for Brass Bande-The
~ peI (Dsoembe) No. completes The LIST SERIES koh
Al pieces o music Subcrpion, els per snnm new
,rss In Jan Address podvorth Asor peoe
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"MY HATED RIVAL"
NI A Story, by J. w. Ws.son.
D.. THE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL $50 iJl this weet.
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FACT WoRrH Kxow;Es:spaloings Cspbslic Pirs
tain for Sck Headache Nervous Hesdsche Cosveae
and General Debility.
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I" n EARL'S DAUGHTER"
N A f1stcsss Story, by Mrn NJ A. Denison, In tn Z
HUL SEHOLD JOURNAL (No. l3) this week.
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Brooklyn Athens un,.

BfOOkIyn AInthttuMf,
THE ST. GEOfkOE , sOCIhLI have Engaged the Rev w.
H. MiAbURN ave a CWO LELl UhE5, IN al OF
the CkaJilsbIe kuld, the met eO
khlDal Nv SkNIN0 Dec 18th,
R the BROOkLlk " A1nENnUM. his inlIIsble lecture
NhAr A BLlKD Man Saw ESuLhND." second
sAIU kDA1 ~ NENlNO, Dec 2sh, On ESOLIsH hOAsr
flUs PUDDING" Tickets Tor the SnKie
- 10 o clock
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THE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL this week con-
the above well immense quantity Of the mo
entertaining and instructive resdDg matter All for Three Cens
10 be had Of all agents . ,,
rubii.heIs A. HABThiLL Co, No 20 North Wlar1-it,
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WYOMING HOUSE.

j. II. LAYcOCK, PROPRIETOR,
WYOMING, LUZERNE COUNTY, PENN.
rHyHE Proprietor respectfully informs his
n friends and the public generally that he
has taken charge of The Wyoming House in
the village oil Wyoming, near The Railroad
Depot of that place, and has fitted it out so
as to entertain both transient and perma-
neni visitors in suitable and comfortable
manner. His rooms are spacious and airy, !,
and not only caieo lated TO add 10 the conve-
nience and comfort OF The travelling commu-
nifty, but also TO those who would seek a
pleasant summer resort with families.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with the best
the market can afford aud bis BAR will be
furnished with the pures. liquors that can
be obiaiBed The proprietor will give his
exclusive attention 10 the comfort aud con-
veneuce OF his guests. and is determined
to make the WYOMING HOUSE rank a.
mong the first hotels in the Sldle.
The Proprietor hopes that from his expe-
rence in The business, and by unremiiting
attention on his part, combined with judi.
cious selection OF the most careful and oblig-
ing servants, he may be entitled to The IA
vorable consideration o! the public, aud re-
ceive liberal share of their patronage.
~ Please give hlm call, and Judge for
yourselves April 2, 1859.
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tree OF charge.
Valuable reports on Spefmatoubea, and
other diseases of the sexual organs, and on
the lew remedies employed in the Dispen-
sary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter
envelopes, free oi charge. Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR.. J. SkilIn Houghion, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
GEO. FAlRCHILD, Secretary.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
January 25, IS60-Iy.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-09-19
EVANS & WATSON.

GREAT SAFE ROBBERY AT NORRIS
TOWN, DECEMBER lst, l858-Some time
last night, the Touring mill OF Mr.. Joseph
FeZone in Norrstown, Pa, was entered
and one of Farrell, Herring, & Cos best pa
tent Powder proof Lock and Sale
WAS BLOWN OPEN WITH POWDER,
and 81 900 IN cash taken ont and carried
away. This Safe is now in Evans & Wat
sons store, No. 26 South Fourth Street,
where we most respectfully invite the pub.
lie TO call and examine it,
N. B.-We find in The Press, December
4th, the following: "All our Safes are war
ranled to give perfect satisfaction, or The
money will be returned.
FARRELL, HERRING & CO."
We, EVANS & WATSON, would ask
all parties having Farrell, Herring & Co.'S
Patent Champion Safes, to take advantage
of the above offer, and return them and get
their money, as they will find that, in lew
years, the Composition with which the
Safes are filled Ia large portion being oil OF
yitriol) will eat ont all The iron. A spec-
men ilheir Champion Safes may be seen
in front of our slore, which is eaten full OF
holes now. EVANS W q SUN,
mo. 26 South FOURTH Street.
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FORKS HOTEL.
BLOOMsBURG. COLVMBlA Co, P.

BL0OMSBURG, COLUMBIA Co, PA.
ROBERT HAGENBUCH, Proprietor,
TAKES pleasure in announcing TO The pub
lie that he has rented and thoroughly
refited the Forks Hotel formerly occupied
by James Freeze, in Bloomsbury and is
prepared TO accomodate travellers, teamslerS,
drovers and boarders. His table wi!Ibe cup
piled with the hest products The markets af-
iord, and his Bar will be constantly furnish
ed with the choicest liquors.
Attentive ostlers will always be IN at
tendance, and he trusts his long experience
IN catering TO The wants of The public, and
his obliging attention 10 customers viii Sc
cure him a liberal share of patronage.
Bloomsbnrg, April 2I, 1888.