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where the afflicted NAV Ewsys find him engaged
with the same zeal assiduIty, secresy aud attention
70 their ms,Ortunes, which has so successfully dis
tinguished him IS e Physician in his special depart
nient Of professional prsctice.
Or. Coleman graduated 60 the University of Penn
Fyivania st Philadelphia, 10 1874. Since that time
he has gwen his entire AMI undivided attention 70
his profession. AT
Cfr1lac and Aote Diseases,
ScUfiG, SPIRAL A7ee.iolts, Grauei,
Hyd.Oc0iC, COfga.itGl and Accdont1g PhtTlcSis,
SlTclrcS, Diseases Of TIE EiiusyS, Bladder and
R9StrGts G5Ggi, Nsfcuia Affections ol9
Diseases q the SkiH, GIMP itch, ctc.,
Hr,enf u.ilh M ra.iaIar,aa E.,.-, Ii ra-,n.ii,.
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SPECIAL DISEASES.
81 Cherrr street.

GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
VI AGE he hiss received, Or. Coleman respect
fully informs citizens snd soldiers that be has re-
moved HE DISPENSARY 10
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- RESIDENCE on GAY-STREET. RFTWFts
a Cherry and summer with i've rooms. Prirs
$500.
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HORACE H. HARRISON,
L. s. isfrct Attorney,
may 2l-2t Sid Dist or T5un.
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-, THREE EE-IDENCEs ON CHURCH
- street, between Mel emOrc and hi h-str+ats
~ Ts0 az $50, 90 snd one 90 8, geo.
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thar give me facilities to defy competition, sn
guarantee satisfaction 70 all who may favor me VT
their patronage.
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READING RAIL ROAD.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT Trunk line from the Nor:h and
~ Northwest for Philadelphia, New
York, Reading. Pottsville, Lebanon, Allen
town. EastOn, &c, &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia
New York, Reading, louisville, aud all in
termediale Stations, al 8 A. NJ. and 2 p. M.
New York Express leaves Harrisburg at
6. oOA.M n. arriving al New York at / As The
same day.
A special accommodation Psssenges train
lea yes Reading al 7 10 A. Nj. aud returns
fro m Harrisburg at : P NJ.
Fares from Harrisburg to New York
SIS Is 10 Philadelphia SO 80 and $3.50
Baggage checked through.
Returning leave New York al 6 A. NJ. ~
| Noon. and 7 P. M. (Pitisbureh Express.
arriving at Harrisburg at ? A NJ Leave
Philadelphia al s. ID A. NJ. and 8. 80 P. M.
Sleeping cars in the New York Express
Trains, through 10 aud from Pittsburgh
without change.
Passengers by the Caliawissa Rail Road
leave Tamaqua at 8 so A. NJ. and 2. 10 p
NJ. for Philadelphia. New York, and al
Way Points.
TrainsIeave Pottsvilie at 9. Is A. NJ. and
?. 80 P. NJ. for Philadelphia, Harrisburg
and New York.
An accommodation Passenger train leaves
Reading at 6. 90 A. NJ. and returns from
Philadelphia al 5. 90 P. M.
~ All ihei The above Trains run daily,
Sundays excepted.
a Sunday Ifain leaves Polisville at 100
A. NJ. and Philadelphia al 3.I5 p. NJ.
Communication, Mileage, Season, and Ex-
eursion Tickets, al reduced rates to and
from all points.
so Pounds Baggage allowed each Pas
senger.
G. A. NICULLS,
General Superintendent.
May 2, 1854.
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Persons having income taxes To- pay are
receiving the FoiIewing noiics from the As
sisiant Assessor, viz
By joint resolution OF Congress approved
Jolly a, 1884, it u provided that in addition
10 the duty already imposed there shall be
levied and collected a special income duty
OF five per cent. upon the gains and profits
for the year ending December 81, 1863"
By law Of Congress, a tax upon all real
estate is TO be collected, annually after
April 1865, Of Ave per cent. upon all real
estate. This will amount TO $50 tax on
every $1,000 of valuation. 1t applies to all
real estate. whether me owner has an in
come or not, or whether under or over $500.
Thus it a man own a house and lot worth
$500 his annual tax.upon il for this purpose
alone will be S25-a farmer who's farm is
valued al $1,000 will have have 10 pay $500
tax, &c for this special purpose.
For makingsihese statements in general
terms we have been denounced in certain
parts Of Columbia county as misrepresent.
ing or falsifying the facts. All we have to
saS is, if you do not believe us, then call
on the Revenue officers-if you do not be-
lieTe them, then wait till The collector come s
-Ihe later will convince you to The extent
that you can ~notsdoubt.
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Notice 90 Trespassers.

THE following farmers and land owners,
of Orange aud Genre townships, Columbia
county, do hereby caution all persons
against hunting or in anywise trespassing
on their lands, thus making themselves
subjecl to the penalties of he law which
will be most stringen,ly enforced
David Z. Haymeu, Stephen Hill,
Samuel Heidley, Frany Hayman,
Simon Lawry. Reuben Sitter,
An OF Orange township.
Benz. Sinner, Wm Beck,
Frederick Beck, Adam Hill,
VIM Winnie, Geo. WitmIre,
Joseph Ruckle, all of Centre twp.
Orange, Nov. I6, 1864
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Auditors Notice.

To the children, heirs, and legal repre-
sentatives of James Evans, late of Locust
iownsh p, deceased.
THE undersigned having been appoint
Z ed auditor by the Orphans Court of
Columbia county, TO distribute the funds in
the hands of Lewis Yetter, Trustee, to sell
the real estate of the said James Evans.
deceased, hereby gives notice thai he will
meet The parties interested, at his office in
Bioomsburg, on Thursday, the oath day OF
November. at 10 o'clock, a. m, to attend
to the duties of his appointment
r. T. CLARK. Auditor.
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~PeTERsoN's MAGAzINE.-We are in recint
OF his popular Lsdy's Magazine, for De-
cember. 1t isa splendid number with a
superb titIe-page for 1864 Notwitbs,snd-
ing The enormously increased price Of pa
per, and the rice in all printing materials,
Peterson" will still be furnished at TWO
DOLLARS a WAR No Magazine OF similar
merit approaches i; in ~cheapness. It's sto
ries aud no.eIsttes are by The best writer's.
In 1865, -Four Original Copyright Novelties
will be given. ITs FASHIONS ARE ALWAYS THE
LATEST AND PRETTIEsT' Evrey neighborhood
ought 10 make up a club. IT Is THE MAGA-
ZINE FOR THE TIMEsl lis terms TO clubs are
unprecedentedly liberal, Wis copies for
$I2.00, or IA copies for $1,000. To every
person getting NJ a club, Tat these rales,l
The Publisher will send as a premium, that
superb engraving Tor framing, size % inch
es WASHINGTON PARTING FROM
HIS GENERAL {" or an extra copy of The
Magazine Tor 1868. Address, postpaid,
CHARLesJ j. PErERsos, 300 Chestnut street,
PhladeiPhi a.
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INSULT TO Gov. SEYmouR On Friday
evening, last after the Republicans OF Al
bany had figured up a majority sufficient to
insure the defeat of Governor Seymour,
they became i~usilani, and procuring a cam
nou, they fred it under the windows of
Governor Seymout's chambers, Gerisively
shouting "Howi are you. Horaiio 2" The
g sober second thought' of these men, when
they reflect that Governor Seymour saved
many OF Them from the draft, by forcing the
Administration TO iorego It's wrong TO New
York, and loscredit it with is toll. quota OF
men enlisted, for which actsleven a Repnb
'iican Legislature gave him a vote OF ihanks,
will bring with il fruits meet Tor repentaace
A more causeIess insult: or one in worse
taste, could no. well be imagin ed. Theirs
will be the greatest of curses, a repen;ancs
which comes loo late IN. 7. NetCs.
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o. the 81 INST, al the NJ E. Parson-
age, in Caiawissa, by Rev. F. Gearhari,
Mr.. Henry Golshall, aud Miss Amelia
Kostenoadsr, both of Col. co Pa.
On the 81 inst BY The same, and at the
same place, Nm. Kern, aud Miss Mary
Amelia Puce, both OF Col. CO., Pa.
Ga Thursday, l7th Nov. inst, by The
Rev. d. J Waller, Mr.. Calvin. Achen.
bauch OF Jeaosvi.Is, Pa, to Miss VI. Jen-
ME. daughter o. Robert Cathcarl, OF
Bloomsbury.
AT Townhill on the 18th inst. by Rev.
Z Wadsworh,, MIR. Amos Franklin TO
Miss Coruelia A. Hoyi, all OF Huntington,
Luzsfne County.
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DIED.


In HemIock, on The 18th inst, Welling-
ton B. Pursel, aged about % years.
On the lst OF Nov in HaIf-Moon, Centre
county, Harold Sianield, infan: son OF John
S and Emma L. Gray, aged 7 monlhs and
81 days.
IN the Sd OF September last, in Canton
Ohio, Ashley Hill son OF Harris and Martha
Lrdia Peters, aged 5 years and 2 months.
AT her residences in West HemIock town
ship, Montour comfy, on the Ist instant,
Mrs. Mary Moore. widow Of the Iaie Hon.
Robert Moore. decd, aged 81 years and II
month.
10 Derry township, Moniour county, on
the 18Th inst, Pulp Shuliz. aged 76 years
and 2 mouth.
On the 18th inst, Charlie s., son of Jo-
seph L. and Leah Hale, aged 10 months
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Aso1Bka invasion Of Maryland and Penn,
syIvania is talked OF in The South, and mys-
rio mosemsn Of troops on The Virgin
IA and Tennessee and the Lynchburg and
GofdsDsviiIe railroads, and oiher proguosl
tics, are said 10 presage something Of a hos
Tile or aggressive nature. We were told.
before The election, thai SO soon as il should
be known 10 The South that Abraham La
coin ~as Reelected The rebels would lay
down their arms and Il seems they
sfe not submitting much.
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RATHER RIcH bright idea was pro-
mulgaled last Snrday BY The Pastor of The
nrs' Presbyterian Church Of M4uch Chunk
As It is from a man Of genius and some
thing new, il deserves to be widely circa.
lated.
u was IN substance as follows, "That all
governments and rulers were ordained BY
me Almighty, and 10 c~riticise or ridicuIe
rulers, gas 10 c%riticise and ridicule God. y
snsFeOy putting The Almighty on a par with
LlHcoin Stanton & Co. Brigh, idea =
query, Woold criticising Lincoln and Chase
ior making a harem out of The Treasury
DsParmentts cri'ieising the Almighty
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TIE ROADS IN this sector. are in a .erribIy
bad condition. ThSjy are worse on the Pen
lnsuia' 10 Virginia. The army of the
James as well as iha! of the Potomac are
gong iRio''winier quarters. The campaign
Is over for this season, and Richmond is not
taken on Grants line or any other line =
Richmond is pretty nea' taken. all the John
MES have to do is lay down their arms, and
it's all over. Grant hasn't told them TO do
that yeti
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AMERICAS AGRicULTURISr The Noyem,
Der number OF the Agricuhssi EST comes to rs
laden with Interesting and useful natter
The publisher has at last been compelled
to succumb 10 the paper makers monopoly
and raise the price OF mis- subscription. The
only wonder 10 that he was not driven 10
'hIs sleP a year ago. On and after Decem-
Der Isl, The price OF The English edition OF
The Aericufurist will be sl.5O = year. Four
copies 50 Ten copies SI3. The German
edition IS 81 a year; for ten more copies
81 30 a year. Orange Judd, Publisher, Al
Park Row, New York.
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BbO0aSB6BG, WEDNESDAY,, E0T. %. 1864.
Ptatt, consultation, and COMPROMISE.

Some ofiour Abolition friends are loudly
TALKING about a Peace Proposition soon TO
be offered the Sonthern Confederacy by Mr.
Irrco1r We have no doub, Mr.. LINCOLN
will make some kind of proposition 10 the
Southern people ere lorg, but whether it
will be oil such a..'charac,er as they would
accep,, is YET 20 re eeen. II he offer TO
them a proposition without the abandonment
oftheir institution Of slavery there is no
question bht what they will accept terms Of
peace, Cancellation and compromise. The
people Of the South, save the leaders, are
much more anxious for a cessation OF hos
tilities than the people Of The North. We
would like to see this war brought to a,close
without any more blood being she'd j. any
wise possible. But at this late day We have
very little condolences in the ability o. Mr..
LIscoLN to bring it 10 a speedy close unless
he acknowledge the Southern Confederacv,
which every man North would cry loud
Ell Union. They want the CONSTITUTION
AS 1T IS, and THs UNIos as 1T wac. That
kind Of Union we lived and ipFosPered IN
der second to no other naiion on earth. |
was good enough for US then and il is good
enough for rs now. We would ask Mr..
lincoln TO give us back THE Laws and THE
USlos as they were when be received them
and the whole codutry, north and south,
would have just cause TO r%ejoice. IN order
that Mr.. LIScoLN accomplish so much that
va /, haoL he ,rboIs Tr~,oA. he will
unquesfionabiy be obliged to come down to
the true ~VALLANDIGHAM doctrine, o: Peace,
Cancellation, and Compromise.
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Ma. A. LfEcoLN received less votes at
this election than be did four years ago. in
this comfy, although the poll was i~ncreas-
ed at the late election over FIVE HUNDRED +;
yet the Shoddy organ up Town claims a
gain for its party. The Democracy have
given more than their usual majority, which
is something less l~hansone Thousand, and at
the same Tins the Opposition would have
the impression get abroad hat they cut
down the Democratic majority, in lhts corn
~, when II car be seen that The McCLEL
Lam ticket received FOURTEEN HuSDRED AND
roRrs-sIx majority, while Mr.. LINCOLN was
beaten ia this coanly only FoUR BUNDRsD
AND FoRTy-kiNE.. in 1861 This does not
look much like a gain, Mr. Shoddy. especi-
ally when has UOts is less, besides the MAORI
~ against him is more than three times as
large as il was when he. first run. Who
sees where the gain comes IN, either for
Lincoln or his party! The Shoddy organ
is trying 10 gull its readers and make CAPT
tai for itself abroad :
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@ SHAKE AND BURN Shaks and
Bun !! Shake and Burn IL

Bum J! Shake and Burn y!
This is the life of agony endured by the
sufferer from Fever aud Ag ne. He war
ders like an uncertain shadow never
knowing what moment he may be pros
rated. and therefore disiE.clined 10 give
any serious attention 10 business. This is
the condition OF thousands in town and
country. II is no exagera ton to say that
Fever and Ague kills more people than
any twenty other diseases in America
For a sure and speedy cure OF his terrible
aflietio1. we take great pie asure in rec.
ommending H0STETTER'S STOMACH
BlTTERS, which have already achieved
a wide reputation for rapid and powerful
effects in %rsnovating the system Frustrated
by this disease.
For sale by Druggists and dealers gen.
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FATAL AccIDENr,-M Mr.. U. J. Jones, well
known in Philadelphia and Harrisburg as a
Legislative reporter, and for a long tire To-
cal editor OF The Patriot and Union, was in
siantly killed on the evening of the 18th
inst, By being run over by a train at the
depot OF the Northern Central Railroad.
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A SoLpTEs came home from the war, last
week with both his legs shot off and 500
bounty in his pocket. His wife, who had
taken a great dislike to the poor fellow on
account of his crippled condition, stole his
money and ran away with it. The ladies'
must begin TO learn that glory is sufficient
pen salion for legs.
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Boiler is in favor OF proposing peace
and Offering an amnesty ';-Pkia. Bulletin.
Why not esPot him" as afraitor, then 2
No "Copperhead' ever proposed anything
more or worse than that. II is claimed that
the re election 81 Liecoin isa condemna-
ton Of Tpeace' and eamnesties :" so the
quicker Butler with such notions. is hus-
lied out, the better. "Peace,' indeed =
Wasn't II asserted a hundred times, before
the election, that the only peace commits
siouers that xoald be sect should be such
rs Gram. Sheridan, and Sherman Wkot
righi has shoddy to Sc on the Chicago platform
Ger osy IT AT ONCE!
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SALE.
PUBEEC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans
ACourt Of Columbia county, on SATUR-
DAY, THE Sd OF DECEMBER, 1864, al
10 O'Clock in The forenoon Abraham Young.
Administrator of James s. Gibson, late of
Greenwood township, Columbia county,
adjoining lands OF Isaiah Kline OF The
west, Sylvester Albertson on the south and
east, and Elias McHenry on the north,
containing about one hundred and six
acres aad lhirly.uine perches strict meas
uIe about ninety acres are improved land
wher con is erected a Two Story Frame
House. Log Barn, Wagon Shet, and other
ontbuildings, a spring Of water near the
dwelling, and a largo Apple Orchard and
other fruit trees on The premises, late the
estate OF said deceased, situate in the town
ship oil Greenwood and county aforesaid.
Terms of Sale-ten per cent. OF one
fourth of the Purchase money 10 be paid
on the Striking down OF the property, one
fourth Of the purchase money, less tnan ten
per cent. TO be paid 10 The administrator on
the confirmation of sale, and the balance
of The purchase money TO be paid one year
from the confirmation, with interest from
the confirmation Of sale.
JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk,
Bloomsbury, Nov, 10, 1864.
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Iva tlemen. II on Wish 20 marry address
the undersigned, who will send you with
ont money and without price, valuable in
formation that Will enable you 10 marry
happy and speedily, irrespective of age.
wealth or beauty. This Information will
cost ycC nothing and if yon wish 10 marry.
| will cheerfully assist YOU. All letters
strictly confidential. The desired infoTma
lion sent by return mail. and no questions
asked Address Sarah B Lambert, Green.
point, Kings county, New-York.
Oct. ~, Is64-2m
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ARTHUa's HOME MAeazrNE FOR 1865 =
The Home NAGazINE closes is volume for
1864 with the widest circulation it las Yet
attained. For 1868 il will be e. larged, and
made still more worthy OF the pat ronage it
is receiving. No periodical in the country
has met with a hearier welcome from the
press. lis praises come heralded rom every
sireclion. To maintain the high place il
has reached in public favor, The publishers
aad editors wili.sPare neither expense nor
labor. Give ii say we. a circulation for the
coming year beyond that of any other peri
od;cal Of It's class in the country. Il is, par
ercsltencs, the peoples magazine, and
shonIf find a place il every home. Terms
50 so a year three copies, So five copies,
and one TO geIter-up OF club, $40; nine
copies, AID one TO geter up OF club, SIS.
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The Abolition party expect 10 recruit up
the army by holding ont to the Democratic
party that they.are trying TO effect a COM
promise, in other words a restoration OF The
Uuion without further hostiIiliss The
Democratic party is the fighting party, and
80 long as they will fill up the depleted
ranks the war will 60 on. We DO not say
this with a view OF discouraging enlist
menis, because every man n his own no.
ton, and we 10 ours. The Abolition party
is not a fighting party just SO long as they
can get some body eIse ~ do the fighting {:
but they cried Justify ''Do compromise with
traitors, " and ssno eompromise.wii With traitors
in arms.' Now we hear OF propositions
OF peace about TO be offered Is not it as
iounding9 We offer propositions Of peace
20 a rebel Confedaracy Ina. could be wiped
out in sizfy days by Stewards own time !!
Alter all, they. he ABS, fight only by proxy !
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INCOME FROM DIREcr TAxEs-The last
report OF the COMMISSIONS of Internal
Revenue shows that the income of the Gov
eminent. from internal taxes is about Sic,
100000 a month, or nearly $500. 600, 600 a
year.
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WaAT Dr.. CLAaK SGYs.-'He who while
he processes The religion of Christ, dislorbs
society by his preaching or writing, who
excludes from the salvation of God those
who do not conform 10 his religious or po-
IiticaI creed, never knew the nature of The
Gospel and never felt its power ard info.
ence.p
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Frank Lesiie's Magosine or Gazette Of
Fashion has mol yet received a notice from
us for The month OF November. Il has
been our neglect. We have received the
publication. aud a handsome number II is
TOO. There are no Mag0zines that surpass
This one in any particular. As for fashion
plates j. is impossible ard as to reading
matter it is out OF the question. Any per,
son wishing to subscribe for a Magazine.
Que OF high character and a wide spread
repn.stios. will send bE Frank Leslie, 537
Park 81. N. Y, SO per annum 10 advance.
u is a large publication well worth the
money
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THE undersigned would respectfully in
form The citizens of Bloomsbury and the
public generally, that be has just received, at
his Store, a large stock of
ALL KINDS OF CHRISTNAS TOYS
consist ing oil Candies made u2 into nearly
every kind of shape, besides thousands of
lille notions Manufactured out of wood.
all of which are gotten up with a good deal
of care, and with a siew OF being very ap-
propriale for The sea son.
He has a LARGE CASE well filed with
NOTIONS, such as Misses Nets, different
styles of com bs, beads, buttons. gloves,
bells, s~nspenders,
VARIETY OF SOAPS,
marbles. tops, little willow work, needles,
pins, knives. a good article of spectacIes.
together with hundreds of ether articles,
which he ofersto the public al very low
prices.
Give him a call, as Ill he offers for sale
is nseful and in demand in every family.
The holidays are fast approaching and We
know CT no better place IN this section TO
obtain a complete supply of Christmas
Toys and gifts for children.
B. STOHNER-
Bloomsburg, Nov. %, 1864.
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MAJOR GEN. CANBy died ID New Orleans
a lew days since. He has been lying in
rather a Precarious position for some time
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A New DEvlcs FOR GRAESBAcKs.-The
next issue of greenbacks ought TO be embel.
ished with a picture OF Old Abe holding
Uncle Sans nose on a grindslone.
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High-T Oned Periodical,

claiming public favor en- the ground of real
merit, will be carefully maintained while
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A FiHe Steel Engraving, and Two Pages
of Music, will appear in every number,
besides choice pictures, groups and char
acteTs, prevailing fashions, and a large va
riety OF patterns Tor garments, embroidery,
etc, etc. In all respects We shall give
A FIRST-CLASS MAGAZINE,
al a price within the reach of every i~ntelli.
gen. family in the land.
A new story by T. S. ARTHUR will be
commenced 10 the January number.
Yearly Terms, in AdvaCce-One copy,
- so. three copies, So, 90, FIVE copies and
one 10 the setier-up OF club, S1O,OO nine
copies, and one 10 the getler up of club
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- A beautiful Premium Plate, entitled
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