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in the South and you are overrun with
them in the North in very short time
Asgood for-noihing, thieving set,-what do
you abolilionists want with them! They
are not needed here-leave them where they
are,
By inaugurating the war; for the freedom
Of the slaves, would, in our opinion, tend 10
do the Unionecause more harm than any
thing we could name. II would unite the
Union element of the South with the Seces-
sionisissas one man make them more vig-
orous and determined. This would never
do. The Summer and Greeley School of
polite ans are trying 10 force emancipation
upon the President as military necessity.
Tney are Secessionisis at hear. end in deeds.
When this war cannot be further prosecut-
ed without gratifying the desire and aim of
the abolitionists Cemancipation1 then an
opposition thereto will rise in the North
hard to overcome. We do not need The
negroes, assistance in putting down this
wicked rebellion, instigaied oy their mas
terra. We are strong enough TO conquer
the whole of them, black and while, if
must be. When the administration has ex-
hausted all it's power, and this rebellion
still exists, it will not attempt 10 set the
blacks free, with view of their assistance,
as some of the Abolition press have inti-
mated, but it has other sources upon which
ii may rely with the most explicit conf
dence, and which assistance would be an
honor instead of disgrace upon the Amer
lean people.
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The Little PlLGRIM.-We find upon our
table copy of Grace Greenwood's Ltate
Pilgrim, for December, it is monthly pub
Iication, intended expressly for Children.
After careful examination, we are com
PEELED to say that it is just the thing. In
deed, its perusal carries Us far back on
memory's road to those hHle days when
we watched the post so eagerly for the ap-
pearance of our old ehildhood's friend,
"Peter Parley." There can be no more
desirable publication for the instruction and
amusement of the s'litlle folks" than the
Little Pilgrim. II is very cheap, too-only
so cents year. Address Leander K. Lip
pincolt, 3I9 Walnut street, Phllad elPhia
The amount of the subscription may be re-
miited in postage stamps.
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IT did not please ANDREW CURTIN 10 ap
point President Judge for this Judicial Dis
trict last week. Heisaw fit TO defer the mat
ter until the middle of this week, when he
thought he would make the appointment
II is evident that he doee not intend to ap-
point William Elwell, Esq, of Towanda,
who is, without doubt, the person the peo-
pie of this District wish to have preside
over their Courts What is meant by An
dy's holding back this appointment may not
be hard TO understand while there are sew
eral applicants who desire being candidates
for the office al the next General election
This is, and shoald not be, political office,
yet there are those who feel disposed TO
have politics drug in with it. AS nearly
every school-boy is aware that this is a
strong Democratic District, thsre had ought
to be no difficulty in electing Democratic
Judge next fall il the Democracy are so dis
posed. They have the matter in their own
hands and we presume will attend 10 il well
and 10 time.
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XIIIIll COnsrtSS.

The United States Congress met in Wash
inglon on Monday last. There was pref
" general turn out Of the members. The
President did no, hand in his message on
Monday, but was expected 10 send it in at
~ O'Clock on Tuesday. The day was spent
in the consideration OF resolutions, and in
giving notice of various bills.
Reed, of Missouri, now in The rebel service
was expelled from House. This served him
right. Lehman and Biddle, both of Phila-,
took their seals New members are expect
ed from Kentucky in the place of Breckin-
ridge of The Senate and Powell of the House.
They are secessionists, Breckinridge the
worst OF The two, he is in the rebel service.
This session will be a spirited one from
present appearan ces.
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CoURT.-The regular term Of Court for
Decembex did no. amount 10 much in con-
sequence of the wan, of President Judge
to preside, Warren ]. Woodward having re-
tired from this bench for the purpose of as
suming the duties as Judge in the Berks
District, to which office he was chosen at
the late election. Tae Associates, Bal
dy and NcReynolds, look their seats
Upon the announcement of the Crier, the
Court came to order; when the clerk call
ed over the names of the different Consta-
bles in The county, who appeared and hand
ed in their reports. After this business was
passed over, the Grand and Traverse Jurors
were called several not being in attend
ance. The Grand Jurors were sworn, fore
man appointed, and received the usual in
structions, after which they retired to their
room for the purpose of disposing OF what
ever business should properly be laid before
them. On Tuesday noon they had returned
near dozen true bills, which will be laid
over for trial at our next session, Feb. term.
The Traverse Jurors we're all dismissed on
Monday the Court allowing Them one day e
pay.
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REMARKABLE suRs,c.1 op.a,ros-c

REMARKABLE SURGICAL OPERAros-On
last Wednesday remarkable surgical ope-
ration was performed by DR.. w. L. Atlee, of
Philadelphia, in the presence of nearly
twenty other physicians, for the removal! of
an eucysted ovarian tumor from Mrs SNYDER
of Monloursville- The solid part of the To.
NOR, when taken out, weighed ten pounds,
and semi fluid substance was removed
with ii which half filed large wash tub
The tunor and other substance together
would probably have weighed sixty pounds.
Mrs. Snyder lived until yesterday morning.
Dr. Alice before commencing, gave it as
his opinion that the patient could not recov-
er from such an operation, Sut as death wat
inevitable without i,she and her friends ex-
pressed a willingness TO assume the risk
and desire 10 have him proceed. During
the operation the floor of the room in which
it was being performed gave way but fortu-
nately no injury resulted 10 any one from
the accident WiHiamspon Gazette.
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None but physician knows how much
a reliable aHeratiUe is needed by the people.
On all sides of US, in all communities every
where there are multitudes that suffer from
complaints thai nothing but an Alternative
cures. Hence a great many of them have
been made and put abroad with the assu-
rance OF being effectual But they fail TO
accomplish the cures they promise because
they have not the intrinsic virtues they
claim. In this state of The case, DR.. ]. c.
Aver & Co, of Lowell, have supplied US
with a compound Extract OF Sarsaparilla,
which does prove 10 be the long desired
remedy. Its peculiar difference from other
kindred preparations in market is that it
cures the disease for which it is recommend
ed. while they Go not. We are assured OF
this fact by more than one OF our intelligent
Physicians in this neighborhood and have
the further evidence of our own experience
OF It's truth Tennessee Farmer, Nashville,
Tenn.
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PstsrsOns' Counterfeit Detertur.

II is a startling fact that there never has,
at any time, been so many coun:erfeits and
altered bank notes in circulation as at pres
ent, many of which are so we'll executed
as 10 defy the closest inspection. Within a
fortnight Peterson's Detectornoticeslt the ap.
pearance of forty four new countefeits. Un-
der the circumstances il is imperative for
every business man TO have at hand re-
liable deiector and such one is Peterson's.
The best thing is TO subscribe 10 the semi-
monthly issue of Peierson's Detector, and
thus ge. copy of it every two weeks. A
new feature has also been introduced into
Peterson's Deiector. This is page of de-
scriplions of over one hundred bogus bank
plates, which is the best safeguard against
altered notes in existence. The general
contents of the work are admirable. The
price of it semi-monthly is only Two Dollars
year, OF monthly, One Dollar year. We
would advise all persons to remit the price
of years subscription to T. B. Peterson g
& Brother ,3O6 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
at once for it.
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DR.. Bruntage delivered last evening the
last lecture OF the present course. The
Doctor has left Us much valuable informa-
ton regarding the preservation OF this ''mor
tai coil" In The course of his remarks he
said that two eminent foreign philosophers
had recently made the discovery that, ow-
ing 10 degree of polarity possessed BY
mankind, it was far more healthful to sleep
with the head at the North. In this country,
and at this time, we should consider the
suggestion of some importance.-SuiiiUdn
Democrat.
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We see il stated that, JAMES S. l1cNIEcH,
the newly elected County Treasurer, filed
approved bonds on Tuesday of last week,
and is cow qualified to assume the duties
of his Office. He does not comm snce the
performance of his duties in office until the
lat of January, when the annual settlement
is made for the year 1861. Mr. McNinch
filled this position some two years ago with
credit both 10 bimself ald the voters who
placed him in office. II will be remember
ed that the Republicans did not trust Mr..
McNinch's loyalty this fall-thev said he
was not good Union man-ihat he attend
ed too many peace meetings throughout the
county. The people of Columbia county
endorsed him. Has any persor heard a
word from them (the Republics ns) since
the election 10 relation to his chracIer or
doings to prove that he was or il anything
else but loyal and patriotic citizen and a
true Democrat? No, not one wod. Judge
Badly was a ''good Union man" rutil he re-
pudiated their nomination and so we're quite
a number of our Democrats ill ii was found
that they would not support the "Union
Ticket" made by Republicans after their
own immage and likeness.
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Newspaper attacks are being made in the
Richmond papers against Beauregard, who
published a card requesting his friends not
to notice them. The controversy is being
carried on with great spirit, bitterness and
anger.-Republrcan paper.
For years the Republican papers OF this
State have been in the habit OF telling their
readers that the press of the South did not
dare TO speak out in condemnation OF the
acts of its leading men-ihat 'Southern pol
iticians were despots, who would not recog-
nize free press, such as we have in the
North" The above paragraph is evidence
that our republican friends have been falsi-
flying. 1t is in The north that an attempt
has been made 10 silence free press. 1t
is in the north that the mails have been
closed against certain papers because of
their fearless exposure oil official corruption
and villaiaies. Ii is in the North Gin the
state of New York. that seventeen Demo-
cratic papers were suppressed by order of
the government, few weeks prior 10 the
election in that State. The greatest tyrants
on the face of the earth are Abolitionists.-
IT they thought they dare do it they would
destroy every Democratic Printing office in
the land. The press of the south is free in
comparison with the press of the Noglh.-"
Carlisle Volunteer.
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TIE RIGHT OF THE CoLUMN.-A noticeable
fact, yesterday. in the review. was that Col.
Biddle's sBuck-taip' regiment, from the
western part of Pennsylvania, and Col. Sim
mons Fifth Pennsylvania Regiment, had
the right of the column. They are two of
the oldest volunteer Regiments in the State
and are equal in drill TO any of the regular
regiments. Philadelphia Press
Is this the same Col. BIDDLE whom the
Press laborsd so hard to defeat when he ran
r. - -. ...-t.< he s,;ornaf;zinc
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just Published. in a Sealed Envelope

Just Published. in a Sealed Envelope.
-A LECTURE ON THE Ma
AzAkA TURE, TREATMENT, AND
TAlS-y RADICAL CURE OF SPERMA-
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emissions, prodscing impotency, Consump-
lion, and Mental and Physical Debility.
By ROBT. ]. CULVERWELI., NJ. D.,
The important fact that the awful conse.
uuences of self-abuse may be effeclually
removed without internal medicines or the
dangerous applications of caustics, ins,ru-
ments, medicated bougies, and other en-
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led, and the entirely new and highly sue
csssful treatment as adopted by The cele-
brated author fully explained, by means of
which every one is enabled 10 cure himself
perfectly, and at the least possible cost,
thereby avoiding all The advertised nos
rums of the day. This lecture will prove
a boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to
any address post paid, on the receipt of two
postage stamps, by addressing.
DR.. CH. J. c. KLINE,
127 Bowery, n. Y. Post Office box 4 1856.
August 7, I66l-ly.
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From Harper's FERRY.
The Rebels attack the 2sth Pennsylvania Reg
fme0f


SANDY HOOK, Md, Nov. 29.-Some excite.
meut was occasion ned here this afternoon by
the rebels throwing about thirty shells at
the quarters of some companies OF the
Twenty eighth Pennsylvania Regimen, IN
der command OF Major Hector Tyndale, at
Harper's Ferry.
Major Tyndale tried The effect of the long
range En6elds upon them, but the distance
[being 1000 yards1 was too great. Although
some of the firing of the rebels was fair no.
body was hnu.
Our men were well derls yed, nd ready
for closer range, which the rebels would
not give them.
Receptfonfof C0pt. Wilkes in Boston.
BosTos, Nov. misunderstanding the
severity of the storm to-day, the "welcome"
10 Captain Wilkes was numerously attend
ed, and very enthusiastic.
George B Upton, and others OF The com
mittee OF reception, met Captain Wilkes,
Lieutenant Cook, and Assistant Engineer
Houston on the Long wharf, and conveyed
them in carriages 10 Faneui Hall, which
was densely crowded by citizens, including
many ladies.
Mayor Whiteman, in behalf of the. City
OF Boston, made brief address OF welcome.
After the applause attending the Mayor
speech had subsided, Capt Wilkes, who
was IN iull unIiorm, came forward, and re-
sponded in the following language:
SPEECH OF CAPT. Wilkes.
Mr.. Mayor and my Friends; | am deep-
| ly sensible of the kindness which has
been shown ME. | depended upon NV
own judgement in doing what you ali have
hattered me was correct, and | am exceed
| ingiy grati6ed by the manifestations of ap-
| proVal l have met, and which have been
| may say, spontaneous outburst from all
parts of our country.
have only to say that we did our duty
TO the Union, and are prepared 10 do It
again. Immense applause
Calls were ,hen made for Lieut.. Fairfax
and others. The former being absent, ,Lieu,.
Cook was introduced ,and bowed his thanks
This closed the formal reception. after
which seqeral thousand citizens were in
troduced TO the honored guest.
A committee of leading cilizens have ten
dered Capt. Wilkes and The officers of the
San Jacinto complimentary dinner, III the
Revere House, 10 morrow evening al which
it is said, Mr.. Everett, MIR Winthrop. and
other distinguished gentlemen will be pres.
ent
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TIE PRINTER.-The November number
is at hand. Published by John Greason. No
IL, Spruce Street, New York. II is the
most useful work 10 the trade now publish
ed. We take great pleasure in pcrusins lis
articles.
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RELIEF TO SOLDIERS FAMILIEs-The Com
missioners of this couLiy are now paying
out about $500 per week 10 the families OF
The volunteers now in the service from this
county. The wife of each soldier receives
One Dollar per week and fifty cents addi-
,ional for each child under IA years of age
-Easton Sentinel.
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1t is supposed that Hon. James Guthrie,
Secretary of the Treasury, under President
Pierce, and John J. Criitenden, will be the
new Senators from Kentucky, in the place
of Breckinridee and Powell.
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A VALUABLE HoRsE DIR. w. Wilson, OF
Bethlehem, has been offered and refused
twenty five hundred dollars for his bsauti-
iu trotiing horse" Kembls Jackson" the finest
and best t.otting horse in this part Of the
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-12-04

The 2obular majo:ity of the Democratic
party in Pennsylvania, is estimated at from
80 900 10 40 600.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY
MARRIED..

By the Rev. F. Moore, goth ult.. LEWIS H.
FUNK, of the "MiltonIan," and Miss bYDtA
J. CROFT, of Harrisburg.
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The rebel capitol has been removed to
Nashville, Tenn, no doubt because the cap
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The Re5ess Hold Fairfaz

The Pickets Of the rebel army are yet at
Fairfax Court House. No opposition TO the
advance OF our army would be shown at
that point, as the enemy is not in force ON
this side of Centreville.
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Fox PopULI !-Ihe Democrat, majority
IN Nev Jersey, al the recent Q ection we
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this city.
When say am Democrat, | do not
mean that belong 10 any knot OF politicians
When say am Democrat, mean that
have ever maintained those national prin-
cples which, under God, made and pre-
served US a nation those great national
principles OF justice and equality for all the
States which, so long as they were practic-
ed, made our various institutions and inter
changeable commodities bonds of strength
and union rather than grounds for strife.
This, at least, we may say for the Demo-
fantastic theories, the WITNESSES, the 'isms,
the questions of mere phrassology that men
calling themselves statesmen, have prefer
red 10 peace, to union, 10 the gradual pro-
gress and developement of each section ,
and all races in due relation to natural eau
ses. This, too, we may say for the Demo-
cratic party-whiIe it maintained IFS sway,
Secession was little, baffied clique; as
the Republican Parry rose, Secession be-
came 'an army with banners
Nor was the foresight of the Republican
leaders wider than their patriotism. The
false prophets of the rarty promised their
followers that three months should see tn
end of all the trouble, and when war came
upon them even then they wanted only
three months volunteers to end it. They
created and fostersd that intoxicating self>
confidence that was the cause of our earlier
teverses. They had so persistenily abused
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SrSwARp.viLLE, posey Go. Ind April 90.
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Blood Purifier Id Eide
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SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES:

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streets. are cur agents in Cinrinnafi
JOB Printing.

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printing. Any description If blanks.
receipts, bill heads. store. stallion Or
jack bills can be forthcoming on the
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style, and on reasonable terms.
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