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NETS FOR THE HAIR,
In A largo variety ct
PREYENTIoN rs BErTER THAN OuRE.

PREVENTION Is BETTER THAN CUBE.
Toladies Of delicate health or impaired organiza-
tion, or to those BY whom increase of family is
from any reason Objectionable, the undersigned
would offer prescription which Is perfectly relia-
BILE and safe, ami which has been prescribed in va
rious parts Of the old world tor the past century,.
Although the article Is very cheap and simple, yet
Il has been put up in half pint bottles and sold very
extensively at the exorbvnt price OF IS Fer bottle,
the undersigned proposes to furnih the recipe for
81, By tho session Of which evtry lady can sup.
ply herself with a psIfect safeguard, at any drug
store, the triAing Of IS cents per year. ANY
physician or druggist will tell you it is perfectly
harmless, and thousands Of testimonials osn re
procured of lis efficacy. Sent 10 any part Of the
world on receipt OF 81, by addressing
Dr. J. Q. DEYERAUX,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN Proposals will be received at the Office Of the
City Civil Engineer Of the City of Cleveland until Il
O'Clock NJ, AUGUST u, 1851, for building Sewer or
Drain in Cas-, Avenue, with the man -holess catch
ba ins 6c. CONNECTED with the came, 20 eGten" rom
the sewer now in Case avenue 70 the kingsbury
brook g. z ~.
Plans and specifications can be seen and mors par
ticular information bad 1T i'd Engineers Otice on
and after the 5th day Of August.
Zach proposal must be accompanied by good and
sufficient bond reQiring the bidder to enter into
contract at the price named IN his proposal should
tbs same ba accepted
The Board OF City improvements invite the sub
mission of bids reserying the right TO accept
ject the same. By order Of the Board.
JOHN v ulTELAW,
Cleveland, July 1888 City Civil Engineer
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FOR Sale.

EOR SALE.-ONE SzCOND-H HAND
n Steam POiler-upright, % called, LATELY u9so
u the Leader once, Said Boiisr ts y inehes ~ ~
ameter, Outside, and teot lo-ig Iufh-es 49, -
IN diameter, and feet high. l. - "a.
aid Boiler originally cost 800 is Row n hlsf
5a-For further particulars enquire at ms olleo,
or 1t 7. J. McGarry's steam S0iief Snop on n
STR
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SEwinN atlaGhimes.
WHEELER 3 WILSON'S
w -tltHi4.
WING MACHINES,
ftlf ETrH
NEW IMPRoVEMENTs AT REDUCED
p R / C 2 81

The WHEELER WILSON Machines are now
sold at rates that viii pay tsiT profit the Of
manufacturing capital interested, and making sales,
aud at such prices will enable them 70 make frat
class Machines, and as heretofore, guarantee them
in every particular.
The superiority Of these Machines over all others
for Family is now established.
At the last Fair Of the American Institute, the
Committee assigned the highest Premium to the
WHEELER 4 WILSON Machines on account OF
the Elasticity, Permsnence, Beauty and General
Disturbances 9f the Stitching when done, and the
Wide Range Of its ApplicatiOn. The opinion OF the
cultural Societies in the United States.
- The low prices snd important Improvements
that have been added, shoud induce every one that
needs first class Machine, to give that exAmina-
tion before purchasing.
.dy-An examination Is solicited ct the Ofdce. No.
9O5 Superior Street, Cleveland Ohio. II
~ Send for Circular and List OF Prices &C.
MARI 5OHN y. STRONG Agent.
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5Or Sale OF Remt.

EOR RENT-A CHEAP HOUSE, - -
near the P, ct once L auire Of iiiiiil
H. H. LITTLE, -
Ofice 2ll Marble Bio k,
jy27:s46 with Rorse Jennings.
EOR RENT.-HOUsE No. $50 q.
II Prospect street Rent $50 per year 81
A. N. PBHRY 4 CO.,
,ulO30;346 li6 It, Superior st.
TNU LET-BR OK DIV ELLING
HOUSE, cont lining rooms, corner Of Erie 4
Rockwell streetI. Apply on promises, or =
q. VI. JONES,
tvlg itr P1blc SQUARE.
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Att0FtR9s at 8aut.
JOSEPH POOL,

JOSEPH POOL,
TTORNEY AT LAW,
iaz SUPERIOR STREET. ootzEkle
n p. SPALDING, ATTORNEY 4
Ia. Counselor at Law, no. Perkins bio9E'
l' P%4yylIG P4yylIG GEE BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
u r., OOuncsIlOrs ct Law. Once 10y S9pS5fiof
49,. ~. v17site Merchants B1nksl CleVelsnoI y.
T50IRl MAN AND INGERSOLL,
4--., \ ~ Law, Atwa4sr Block, foot Of su'
PcLlo1 = s.s95 SafanSIss isb5 = p. IEeLEs9LL-
ISPER- j. B., ATTORNEY AZ
~ Law, Werr q, hai 'Il o'uni'' decsdsi
WTLIIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
NJ L--o-ETYs ~ Law. Odiee No. 80 supertoI
tEest. CLEVELAND ohio' a. g. kIDIE.
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A SHORT SERMoN.-There be various quail
Isles Of the beverage called coffee, many Of
which are but little worthy of esteem.-
There are railway coffee and boarding house
coffee, and other styles equally bad or in
different. They do these things better in
France, according to all accounts, and there
the following recipe is much approved -
Two ounces Of the berry to one quart of
water; boil ten minutes and let stend ten
other minutes. als-a D
The after dinner coffee "cqfc nOir, /" is The
pure essence, and is drank only in small
quantities, which are sweetened with BIT
of sugar candy and sometimes a little
brandy is poured on the surface and Sc on
FIRE.
The next time you sit down to your break
fast table, and partake Of the compound
which is dignifed as far as may be by the
use Of a good name, think how much a lit
tie attention to the science of the thing may
increase your morning pleasure, and bid
Biddy the cook do as they do in France.
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A0tFls.

N6ANHATTAN HUrEL--NUS.
I'M a-b.7and Murray street, % door fron Bread
~ onbnoSite the PARK, New York HugSins ElinGa
Proprietors n. HugEins, late Of Pearl Ssre
Housa, BoEtcn. T. Sltng, tAts OF Lotaez : nov
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M A N E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND

INTERED.-July 81
stnr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Stmr City OF BuffIiO, Perkins, Bunalo.
Stmr Bay state, Brown, Ogdensburgh. l..
schr. Ariel Andrews, Port Huron, 1885 feet oi
sebr. Australia, Anderson, Buffalo.
Schr Flight McAiken, Marquette, 800 tons iron ore
Cheesmau B Jones'
Schr Chisholm, GaiiaaO, Port Huron.
gcbr Challenge Hearns MarQuetts, 800 tons iron
ore, JsosSOn Iron Go. 4.
schr j. Hi6bard, Hartman, Port Huron lOi 700 feet
seov Wood DUCK, vssey, Detroit, 90 N lumber.
Scbr Ellington Farmer, Pt BuTwell. p n lumber,
q q lasd, q II timber, Thatcher Burt
schr. Mary Jane, Berry, Hanover.
scow Gen. Scott, AYerill Kingsville, Is eds wood
oLRAREp.
sfmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit. .f
Stmr City Of Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
Prop. Iron City, Turner, Ontonagon a., hhI.
Stmr Bay State, Brown, Ogdens6urgn, l,sl4 s 1Dis
flour, 100 bulls whisky, 10 tons sundrlosI
5ss bbis pork, bbls coal oil
Sshr HibbaFd, Hartman, ,.Hope.
s. hr, Ch snOlm, GslaRo, Albion
schr. Ariel, Andrews, Pt Hope.
Schr Challenge, Hearns, Marquette.
schr. Queen City, Stone, Marquette. o.I
ScOw Wood Duck, NeseY, Ioledo' 10 tons ooA'
scow Juno, Davidson, st Clair, -, ,o,-,
Schr Mary Jane Berry, Hanover, " tons COAL y ~.
nais, ton grind stoneSS, 3Ts S,,,d1I Dds ns'ei
Prom Bay State, Brown, Prescott, 5S4 Dds pork
bbls carbon oil. r-ll
schr. W. Q. Ford, kyeRe, Hamilton 21O tons coal
yEssELs PAssED.-The following vessels passed De
sroit on the ;pth:
Round Up.-PropsIIcis Illinois. Northern Light
| Michigan; bark Waverly, Shanghati Sardinis, sen
| Oriols, a Peck, L } Farrell \ Goooeli' Guilel
ma Bo,sg Do,rn-Propellsr Ogdensburg brig Helfin
| stein; schr: Flight, Geo Worthingtoni 1 Tracy.
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Zeal Gstaa.
. YMAN LITTLE,

InLA1N III ~
- II Dealsr IN
REAL e S I A y,
- ! Crest variety Of Farms and City Fropsr9
sEssfRs Rs or Rent Also. choice farming lands ~
ichiTan Illinois, Wisoonsn Iowa s9,id AM s,l a.
EAL ESTATE---E. N. KEY ES,
X ffo-1oerly Of the firm Of Little heyesD haa
5SsSsd Rea Estate On 0seg be ~ Sq ss5sre snd "a
asr asrStantiy S on bani several THOUSAND acres q nIs
eooE3l.ns ~ Tstnius lands IA the stEtes o. howa
s5nay u ~ nd Missouri. TO exchange for city ano
FN19oesln- n-,Ss[tT: 80 $50 for all kinds Of persona
sSrSsSFfv Part eean sel y e-.------z = =
<TTTESgERN LAM, ,-.-H. d. IL
lls w ssfT "a the late firm Of Littles hsyes.R
1fiVor bsnd large qu4n ny , 81 M n alle
N fssa, Hisoonsin an9 o personsi pfopsrt
0dacst IN toA7 mayl6R2
Ffor street
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rhe Allnn,lo md Hnrper.

The August number of the Atlantic is an
unusually excellent one, and contains ar
tioles which will hit the taste of all classes
of readers, under the following titles: "Trees
in Assembages," "Miss Lucinda" very
good and we'll written story; "Fibrella,' .
which talks of subject suited to these days,
viz, cotton; s'Nat Turner'S Insurreetion," by
Higginscn; "Reminiscences Of Stephen A,
Douglas" which will be of peculiar interest
to the admirers Of the deseased statesman;
"Mail Clad Steamers, which contains much
information concerning subject which is OF
importance to US just now; "Where will the
Rebellion Leave UsS" strong article cred
tied to Judge Hoar. An interesting article
is contributed on "Theodore Winthrop .
who was killed at Great Bethel, and who
has previously contributed two sketches to
the Atlantic frem the Seventh Regiment
during its stay in Virginia. The present
paper includes some quotations from another
article which was left by Major Winthrop,
and was TO have been contributed to the At
lantic. The other articles are ':COncerning
Veal3 and continuation Of "Agnes of sor-
rentO." The poems are "a Soldiers Ances-
try" "our River" by Whittier, "Parting
Hymn and ''Dirge." '3i.. s1aF nsai
Harper opens with well illustrated arti-
Gle entitled "The Central Park, by T. Ad-
Olson Richards /: ''the Coast Rangers of Cal
ifornia," !" by ]. Ross Browne, 'fInsects de-
structive of Maize - "the Fight at oriska-
NY" poem for chapters of "orley Farm, I
by Anthony Trollope; the Sword and
Pen :" "ths Seed Pearl )" "The BakertOwr
Militia )" "sunset after Shower" poem
ga Reading by Chas Dickens :" "The Help.
ing Hand;' "Louis Napoleon: "Prince and
Emperor; 'Mrs. Jujube at Home;" "Th'
Adventures Of Philip" By Thsekeray
'sPOssum Hunting;" "The COuntersign 7
"The Pot of Cold" poetry; "The Conf
dente ~ and the usual miscellaneous.
|
An UxHAPPY OLD MAx.-John Felger, al
old German eighty-twO years Of age, wa
yesterday arrested by officers Boyd anC
Rowe for arson. BE says that be has beer
wronged by one Of his sons, who lived thre'
miles beyond Euclid, and with sore infan,
idea Of taking law in his own hands he, Cl
Tuesday night, set fire to two barns belong
ing TO the son, which were entirely cOnsun
ed. Having been seen walking out of tOwl
in that direction, suspicion fell upon hin
and he was arrested, and has acknowledge
the deed. Ae
It's hard sight to see the gray haire'
old man shut up in his cell and excited,
tslking to bystandsrs Of the wrongs whicl
he has suffered. It is probable that he j
-. .;obk mind ..aa ...#
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PoLros COuRr.-Patrick o'DOnnell, dis
turbance. IS and costs.
Benz. Bishop, assault and battery, IS aud
costs.
Maria Welsh, keeping house of il-fane,
nollied and costs paid.
Patrick Lee, assault and battery, s. and
costs.
Thomas Connally, intOxicatiOn, s. and
costs.
VIM. Maloy, assault and battery, cOntin-
to I'd of August.
John Roche, assault and battery, IS ant
costs.
Christian Williams, intOxicatiOn, s. an'
| costs.
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NPENED THIS DAY
A nice ass0rtme-ito OF
LADTEs' 4 MISSES STRAW BoFNEGs,
t51ta- uoods Rfbboss Flowers, kouches, Sc.s
Sn@@'' h Rs MRARES', 20 superior SKA
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9gEts.

HOME AGAIN.-G.S s. " MILLiAAs
steam Dyer and shawl Oleaner, begs leaye
Ennouncs to kia friends and the public, that ne
home again, and located at s. St. CLAIR street Isys
the best machinery, regardless Of expense and nat
sra himself that By strict attention 70 business tna
he viii be able TO regain that patronage and 8uppoz
which for 80 many yaars crowned his sndesVorH.
Rtmulv7s- -
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zDOur.-Ths Painssville Press and Adver-
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and IT Is often perfect cure for

PEPSIA
IN its most aggravated FORMS Its tonic and Btimu
lsting properties Arousng the system % vigorous
action, render it a most efiectual cure for
COLDS AND COUGHS,
when used scc-- -ding TO directions. Tor external
application it is uns1rpessed ~ any maeal prepa-
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VVYteTsENG FEOUeE.

HANifL tAl OC X, PKUPftiETtR.
WYOMING LCZERNE COUNTY, PENN
zSHE Proprietor respectfully informs his
q friends aud be public generally that he
"a- taken charge OF rbe HyOmlag House IN
O. p" village OF Wyoming, near 'be Railroad
Depo' ni that place, aHt has fitted It out so
- 10 entertain Doth transient arid pprma
rrul visitors in suitable aud com tort hle
uauHsr H,> rooms are spaciops aud an,
sud uOl only caicU Isled 10 add 10 he couve-
.irnce and CON fort oi iEe travelling commu-
.uy, bur also 10 those who would seek a
pleasant summer resou win families
HIS TABLE will ne supplied with the best
ne market eau afford and his BAR wtll be
ur"'shed wtn The Pures' liquors that can
be oh'arret Sne proprietor viii give hi>
Inclusive attention to he comfort aud con
ventence OF iIIs 2ussts. and j. determined
90 make the WYOMING HOUSE rauk
u'oua rhe fret hotels IN the Sitre.
TIE PTu-Tre.Or hopes that from hi expe-
ueuce ~ he business, and by nnremutIn2
stisnuer on hI> pary, combined with 4 iud,-
cIous selection oi the most careful and Oblig-
'ug servants, hP may be entitled 10 the ia
v"Tatle consideration o. the public, and re-
ceive a liberal share ot their patronage.
CY Please give ham call. and Judge for
ourselves April 2. 1889.
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Auditors Notice.
Estate of Thomas Conner, deceO

Estate Of Thomas Conner, deceased.
phau's Couu nt Columbia county, an audi
tor TO distribute he tunhs IN me hands OF
John Conner, Trusi-e &c. oi Thomas Coz
ner, Iaie OF Greenwood township, ia said
County, deceased, 10 and among The heirs
aud legal representatives of sad decsdr n
according TO Jaw: will attend at hi> office
IN Bloom>burg. 10 periorm the duties Of has
appointment, op Fttday The Bin dsy oi
November A. D. 1861 And all persons
having any claim on Ihe said funds re.
Quesied TO make known The saDe TO The
Auditor on said day, or ne forever dsosr-
=
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GovERSmENT AGEhrs have been buying
up has in this section, the las. few days,
and shipping it 10 Harrisburg. Or. Ramsey
of ihis place and the adnr's OF Col. Paxton
deceased have disposed of good anu
large qnantiy of hay to those army agents
At wEa: fgure we did no, learn. Hay is
plenty This season
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VIZ WOULD be much obliged 10 some Of
our patrons If they would bring US some
Buckwbeai -four on suhscrirtlon TO the STAR.
This article has been brought Us in a5und-
anre other seasons. What is the trouble
this yearl Plenty OF it in The country,
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sHER1FF,s SALES.

DY viriue OF several wrIts OF HendifionI
- Ezponas. TO me directed, issn-d oU ot
he Cour Of Common Pleas of Columb bia
County Pennsy lvania, will be exposed to
public sale a. the Conrt House in Blooms
bnrg. On SATURDAY, THE 3Oth DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1861, al one O'Clock IN the
afternoon, the following properly TO wit:
All that rensin Loi of Ground sir1ate in
Light Street, Scott township. Columbia
county. fenn'a., bounded aud described
as follows 10 wit: on The East by Main
Siresi of said town, on the NORTH by nj oi
Samuel HaeenbBch, OF the Wes by an
Alley and on the South by an Alley, con-
tanning one Ihird of an acre be ihe ZANE
more or less, wherenu are erected one
and a half story frame dwelling house
frame out kitchen . large frame stable snd
other ont buildings with The appuuendnce-.
Seized. taken 10 execution and TO be
sold as the property oi James Raniz.
A L O:
A, the same time and place, all that cer-
tain lo or pavcel of ground situate IN ES
pytown, Scott township. Columbia county,
Pennsylvania bounded and described
follows, TO wit: on the South by Nam street
Of said town, on The West by lot belong
ing 10 the Heirs of Elizabeth CrevelIng
decd, on The Norlh by an Alley, and on
the East by lol belonging 10 the Estate
OF Fowler and Creveline. H. being the one
half of Lot No. 9 in said town Contain
ing forty feei IN front, and one hundred
ard seventy three and one-fourth ieei IN
depth, whereon is eIecIed Two story
frame dwelling house with the appunenau
ces.
Seizsd, taken in execution and TO be sold
as The property OF Isaac. MrKamey
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office.
Bloomsbury, Ocl 80, 1861.
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TZZ-kTGT EcNE-,.
WM. B KOONS Proprietor.
RAaNSsSETssC pa
REON7TSlIUSG Pa

THIS magnificent Hotel, situate in the
L central portion OF the town, and op-
posi,e the Court House, has been thoroughly
repaired and refurnishsd. aud the Proprietor
l. now prepared 10 accommodate travellers.
ieamster>, drovers and boarder> in the m nSi
plea anl aud agreeable manner His table
Will be Supplied w,ih the best the market
affords and his Bar with The choicesl liquors.
AuentIse osller> will always be on habd
and ms slablus; l. the mos, extensive ia
mis- section .ot country Onnibuses w,li
always be IN readiness 10 convey passed.
gers 10 and from the Railroad BepoIs.
WM. 3. KOONS.
Bloomsbur9, Julv 4. 1860.
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The American Agriculturist has ma lie its
appearance tor November. 1t is the best
and uost reliable agricultural journal on
our exchange list. Send for it. One dol
lar Texr
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THE Storm. on Saturday evening last
bIe~ in the gable end of Elias MendenhaIFs
hrick store, in this place. The damage
done 10 the building is considerable The
ihirJ floor was broken down by the fall OF
the brick. Il is raiher fonunais that The
storm did not nnroof the building
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Hollow EvE passed off in This place with
It's Gsua! amount o. door humping. Sever
al cabbage patches in our vicinity were
visited by the "mischievous.' How long
the practice OF pulling and throwing of cab
baee stumps against dwellings, will conlin-
ps no one can tell
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HENRY c. hAaTMaS, of this place, is en-
deavcring 10 rsise military company for
the war. This gentleman has become pa
triotic and is bound Tor a fight. Here is a
good opportunity for those to enlist who
wish to serve their country in putting down
This rebsion.
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Os Saturday last. The vile of Mr Appel,
of This place, met with an accident by hav-
ing horse and buggy pass over her body
on third Street. The woman was consider
ably injured We iearn that the affair was
purely accidental Too much caution can
NOT be exercised IN dfiving our streets
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w Writ, Esq has his Office now in the
upper room OF Mr.. Uuangs's new brick
buiIdng, just below the Amrie7n House
where he will be happy to see his friends
and clients.
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THs sale of the personal properly of the
late Col. Joseph Paxton, which was going
of on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
last, was adjourned Until Saturday next, the
9th OF November Quite = 10, of grain will
be offered Now is the time to purchase.
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NEW NATIONAL LOAN.
Seven and ThTeG-TenihS Per Cent.
TIRE EasY NHs EN. q
ow Hepdy feT beiIvrTy al he Office
JAY COOK & CO.,

~ T,.Is. p,.,-..
W. ~ ''"'" ''u >'''e'' "'i""S' 'P''d'
Pnf-'ani 10 :H~itnciI"n- from me N'cff-
tarv o. III Treasury me Sn'~cfiDuo1 Book
to The NEW IA IONAL LOAN ot Ifedsu-
~ Noes. oe"rn9 In'er-~' ne rate at
sTve" anh ihr'e-ienths per cent. per annu",
Wi! fenai" one IL ~ ''hcr
No IL :. lHiRD > bkkI
nntlI iurtNtr notice. rom } Nj. uli
NJ AID on MONDAY al +. VI.
The~e notes VII be o. ''e cen"m'ratlHn
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Those candidates who have not paid rs
for printing tickets had better So forward
and save an exposition.
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We have filed up portion OF our FIRST
page with news from the seat of war, it be-
ing rather interesting we concluded 10 lay it
before our readers
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THAnKsGIvING The Governor oGthe State
be SCI aPar as day of Thanksgiving to
Almighty God for his blessings to US during
the past year
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SOMETHING FOR THE TIMES
NECESSI TY IN EVERY HOUSEHOLOl
JOHNS & CROSLEY'S
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE

The Strongest Glue in The World.
The Cheapest Glue in the World
The Most Durable Glue in The World.
the Only Re liable Glue in the World
The Besi Glue in the World.
AMERICAN CEMENT CLUE
Is :he the only arIcle of The kind ever
;, Produced which
WILL WITHSTAND WATER.
Ii WILL MEND WOOD,
Save your broken Furniture.
IT WILL MEND LEATHER,
Mend your Harness, Straps, Belts boots &c
IT WILL MEND GLASS,
Save the pieces OF that expensive Cut Gllss
Bottle
1T WILL MEND IVORY,
DON'T throw away that broken ivery Fan, il
Is easily repaired.
1T WILL MEND CHINA,
Your broken China Cups ana Saucers can
be made as good as new.
II WILL MEND MARBLE,
That piece knocked out of your Mar ole
Mantle can be put on IA strong as eve
1T WILL MEND PORCELAIN.
No matter II that brok Pitcher did not
cost but shilling, SHILLING saved is
shilling earneds-
1T WILL MEND ALABASTER,
That costly AlahasIer Vase is broken and
you can't IN atcn IL, men1 ii. il W ill new
er show when put IoeeIher
1T WILL MEND BONE, CORAL. LAVA.
AND in FACT EVERY THING BUT
METALS.
ANY ar icle Cemened with AMERICAN
CEMENT GLUE will not show where
- u Is mended
@S0pG@0Sa
Every Hcusekeeper should have a snip.
ply OF Johu> & Crosleys Cement Glue y
New Yo'k Times.
1T rs go convenient 10 have in the
house. ."-Net1 York EzDIess.
II Is al ways Ieady This com mends it
every body . Independent
we have tried IT, and fnd il as ussfnI
IN our house as water. ."-Hilkss' SPrt 0fthe
Times
ECONOMY WEALTH.
$1,000 per year saved nfevery family by
One BopIe of
AMERICAN CEMENF GLUE.
Prce 25 Gees per Boule
Pnce 25 Gents per Bottle.
Price % Gents per Bolile.
Prce 25 Gents per Boule.
Pr'ce 20 Gems per Boiile.
PfIce 20 Cents per Botlle.
Very Liberal Reduction 10 Whole
sale Buyers.
TIE X IS ASH.
y For Sale by all Druggists, and Store
keepers generally lhIouehnn, the ronnIry.
JOHNS 81 CROSLEY,
(Sole ManuiacIurrrs)
7s WILLIAM STREET,
Corner of Liberty street. NEW YORK
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-06

TIE new plank walk leading to the De.
pot on Market Street, j. fine affair, and
speaks well for those who carried the en-
Ierprise through. Another mark of i'm
provement
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-06

SREcIAL Conrt was held in this place on
Tuesday last. the whole bench presiding
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-06

CoRS.-lf any OF our patrons will bring
us corn We will receive the same on SUBJ
scription, aud bs glad to get it.