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gsJ@ The Go.,Hs say the First National
Esnk Of Berwick declared dividend Of five
Ter cent, free Of al tazes, on the scconl
day Of pacenlher.
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EXCELSiORl EXCELSIORl!
- & ASTEJ,I, AR 8

uH'h la EhNi NhIOk sDN kEMOtlkG bVPER.
Fi.UOCS liAiRi!
Tn III" lndic. os-ceul'y. this invaluable dcpi'atofy
recommends 'srif az being an almost indispen sihlc
article to female benuty. is easily applied does moi
burn or ihure 'he skin but acts drtltly the tDots
" Is warranted To remove supcrnuois hair from
10" iorsbeaos' or from any pat Of the body, cum.
p!eteiy, totally und radically extirpajnr the sans
leaving the skin son smooth and natural. This is
the only real article used by 'he French nnd is the
eny real chsctuul depiaOry in existence. Price :j
cent per pursagc sent post paid to any nddrcss 0u
rocript"f an order, by BERGER SHuTTs d CO.,
Feb: SLY, Chemists, as5 River 81. Troy, ". Y.
There conc'h eIad tdngs Uf Joy 10 ar.
70 youns and 10 old 10 great md To tnn'l
ne brh'ii! Which once was SO precious and rnrr,
Is lie" for all. aud all may be fair.
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AsBALM roR EVERY WorTD. -Cracc' !
Cclcbsted Sa'ye is now g generally used
for the cure Of fcsh wounds, cuts, burns,
ulcers, fslons, sproins, and all diseases of
the skin, that praise of it seems to be need
less. Those who have tried it once always
keep bog On hard, and nothing viii induce
them to be Without supply.
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GsJ" Eycellcht alcigl,ing IN these parts.
Bangor, Maine, can't bNat ns now, in this
article.
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INFORM A TION.

& Information guaranteed 10 produce a iuIuriant
rowih of hair npon bald head or brardless face,
also reee ipr f,T the removal of Fimplcs, Botrles
ErDptions, etc. ON the skin leaving the same soft
clear, aud brauiiful. be obtained without charge
by addressing TAOS, r. CHAPMAN Chemist.
SO Broadway, New York.
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ES5" Beef vas sold in this malke. on
Saturday last atS cents per Ii. for hind
quarter. W. paid Ii c.s in the earlier part
otlhe day.
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fsy" See change Of time in the philadcl-
i'lia 4 Reading Railroad advertisement. in
to-day DEMOCRAT.
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hN' The Members Of the VI. T.. Church
sre holding revival meeting in this place.
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M.ARskg2s' REPORT.
NJ A X r I Il d =.

| Nov. 9th, at the Lutheran Parsonage, in
RerWick, by Rev. w. B. Fox, Mr.. Silas
1finan and Miss Mary Potts bothof Centre
Inship, Col. Co. Pa.
- 6th, at the same place, BY the same,
Hinm Arncr, of Nescopock, and Miss
y r. Welsh, Of Sugarloaf Township,
ee County, Pa.
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r l. A U TY!

AUBURN, GOLDEN. fLAxEN & s!LKgE CURES,
Produced BY the usc Of rroC DEBREUX' fRIsrR
l.E CbEVECX. One application warranted 10 curl
thr most stn'ghi and stubborn hair Of either ssi
ihtO wavy hnrlrts, or heavy massive curit. tias
been used by the fashionabies Ot faris amt London
win tue most gtaiyin. reSults. Docs no injury 10
ths bair. Price BY mail. sealed and postpaid ST..
descriptive circulars mailed free. Address kERG ER,
sHuTrS Il CO., Chemists, No. 2aJ River ST., Troy
~, Sole Agents for the United States.
Feb. 97, le67--ly.
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MOOL! WOOL! WOOLM!

CLoTU EXCHANGED ron wool.
Tn undersigned will pay the highest market price
in cxchane. for cloth either nj his own mann,c urr
White Deer Mills. Wiliiamsport or City. Bring on
yo,Ir Wool To the Mount Pleasant Mile, ut Nm4ans.
willie, Pa. J, L. SANDS.
Sent, L. 1867.
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OR Is PER COM 4.
On shn was brau'ifu! md fair.
Nith starry eyes, nnd radiant hair.
Whose curing tsndrii, SOFT, cut winri.
Encha'ncd the very heart and miri.
EkklNF'EEs COMA

FOR Curling thc Hair nf either Srr intn Hayy and
Glossy Rinelcis or Heavy
Massive Curl.
By rSins this articc Ladies' aud Crr',cmrn rsn
bcatiiy themselves thousand fold. II IL tho opy
article In the world that viii curl straight hair aud
4; the s;iric time give II beautiful gosn appear.
ance. The cTisper Coma not only rnrls the hair,
but invigotstes bea,ifrs and cleausts IL il highly
mud deigifuliy retftmed. and il the most complete
article OF the kind ever offered to te American pdb
lie. The Cris2cr Coma will be sent to nry t,llfees
bsnled and postpaid rsi. Address all orders 10 ".
a. CLARK Il co Chrniisis No. 3 West Fayctte 81.
syracuse N. J. Feb " 'g7--Iy
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GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE.

From Mr. T.. Thicker, Depot master at Salisbury
Mass.
Il bnve been troubled for years with bnd humor
sobictim'.s Outwardy, md sometimes inwnriiy,--
during the past sumner u muniiestcd Itself mote
than usual ontwnrdy. md used yorr SaIve. All
sigma OF have since disappeared. without aTctuy
me inwardiy indicating. think, the cradicating na.
turc of thu savr "
SETH. w. FOwLE, q SON, Boston. Proprieiors.
Sold by all Druggists, ut % cts. box. Sent by mail
for rs cis.
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30" The Court set aside the Report in
favor Of the Borough OF Bloomsbury, "bc-
cause The Act Of Assembly requires the de-
scriptior in the Petition to be set ont at
length by words in COURSES and distances" ="
Up and at en- again The Borough will
he accomplished, it is onlya matter of time.
Re are not going TO charge this failure d.
rectly upon tae gcttcrs up Of the Petition
although it may have been their fault and
theirs only, rs did the editor of the RcpuLE-
c"n. That it was done intentional or
through the result Of ignorance, we are net
going to decide, but would say, if the two
lawyer" had anything to do with it, it WAS
not the latter.
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r EACIIERS' INSTITUTES.

An ar' NJ ,hr Legislature Of PENNSYLVANIA 40.
proved The 9th day nj April. 1851 entitled a Further
snpprm.nt 70 an Act for the regula,i ,ion and contn
nnnce Of System of Education sf Common schoois,
Sc, Gnacts as follows:
Sec. 9. That the County suprrin'cn lent OF earI,
County in this Commonwealth IL hereby authorized
and nquircd, onre In each year, at such time and
place ~ he. or n properly authorized Commiitee OF
Teachers, acting with him, may deem most convent.
ent to call upon and invite The Teachers Of the Com.
m"n Schoos and Oiher insitntinns of iearni ing IA
his County, 10 assemble together and organize thet
selves intn Tearers Institute 10 be devoted 10 the
improvement, Of Teachers in the science and ART Of
edicatinn anh to cont iDne in session at least i've
days. inrlu ding hnif day for going to, ami hair
nay for returning from. The place of meeting" &C.
Sec =, Frovidcs: ' That an boards Of Directors
may allow the teachers In their enpIny the privil-s
of attending thee Institutes, without making any
deduttou from fh,ir sniary. and that any teacher
who absens himself from the Institute Of his coun.
~, without Vnoi r,ason. may have his want {
professional spirit aud zeal Indicated, by lower
marx on his ccricaie III the practice II teaching,
than he would otherwise have received"
In accordance with the above cited net Of sscui,.y
the tehc hers of ID" Common Schools, and ober In.
siiutioni Of leafniua in tulumhia County are here.
~ invited 10 assc.nbc tor tie purpose atuve stuted
In the Hall "f III. building of the Bloonsburg Litter.
aty Institute, al Rloonsturg. on MONDAY. tGs eslh
da! oi MOVE EMBtR lSt7, AZ 10 o'clock
Mr J.. Wickcrslian. superintendent 0f Common
SC huns of Pennsylvania. aud other eminent eJnca.
tors, will be IN attendance to address the Institute.
CHAS. @. bARKLEY.
October 81, 1867, Sup't 0t Col 20.
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"A uISKERS AND
NJ L S Gil ES

Porrcd IN crnw upon the Smnothest face in fran,
three IN FIVE weeks by using Dr. eervisnc's Res
taurateur pii'a'rc. the most wonderful discovery
in mohcrn science, actiag upon the Beard and Hair
IN an almost miraculous manner. n has been used
by the elite of Paris aud London with the most fiat
icring success Names Of all purchasers will bc
registered and IL entire satis faction is given in
every instance. the money will br chccrfuy refund.
ed, Price BY mail, sealed and posira'd, 81. pcs.
criptive circulars aud test maniiis maiiGh free All.
dress ~ RGEE, SHUTS l. CO.. Chemists, No.
2S5 River street, Troy, N. y, sole agents tor the
Cnisd states. Feb. "a, isG7-Iy.
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ssJ- Don't forget the visit of Gen. Tom
Thumb and wife together with Commodore
Nut. and MIS- Minnie Warren, at this
Place on Friday ncxi. They will have two
cyccs, in Snydets Hall, one a, 3 and the
her at u O'Clock y. m. The afternoon is
best time 70 takc children 10 the cxhiLi-
y, Admission, Is cts, children Is.
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Philadelphia Il Erie Rail Road,
WINTER Y'sMs, TABLE.

THROUGH AND DIRECT ROUTE BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. MAR
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters nj Administration on the cs'nte Of Cec<cf
", Palmer, late OF bloom Township. Coluiiibla
County. deceased have been granted by the Register
Of said County TO Baltis st terins uf Hcmi0sk Town
ship All persons having claims against the estate
q the deceased will present the 10 ths adniinistra
tor for settlement aud those indebted 70 tho estate
VIII make immediate payment u ths undersigned.
BALTi5 SrERLiNG, Administrator.
Ost, o. leGY.-6w,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

An persons knowing themselves indebted 10 tho
ndcrsigncd, are requested to make payment w,hout
delay J. &. RUTTER, MD
Bion,nsbuIg, tcs.l3 1867.
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GREAT asas. Il EesaDN
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
EH4Ea. .kET SLEEPING CARS
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0a nad u!tcr MONDAY. NOVEMBER s5t', IsG: the
Trains on the Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road will
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NAIL TRAM leaves rmladeiphia u Is D. m,
" I" " Northumberland S 50 u, m
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ERIE EXPRESS leaves Philadelphia I2 90 noon
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIL " II EALING POOL,
AND HOUSE OF MERCY.

Howard Aarociaiion Repoftr. for YOUNG Mcv
cn tha CRIME Of Sol iTVDE. and the ERRORS
huysEs any nIHtAfES when derroy tbs manly
VII" Snre means 0f relief eeht In srnisd letter en-
veIoprs. ffGs of rla'gr. Address pH. J. fKiLiiN
June Q, IdU7.-t,a.
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MAGNOLIA WATER. "A delightful toilet
urlicle--supcrior to Cologne and at half the
price. No, AZ.
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FoRTIETa CONGRESS.


WARRINGTON, Dec. Z.
The Speaker presented a commuica,
tion from the Secretary Of War. relative
10 the case Of Mr.. Millikln, and stating
that General Thomas, report on the
subject Is In the hands OF the Attorney
General. Referred 10 the Judiciary
Committee.
The Speaker stated that the next
business In order was the resolution
for The impeachment OF the President,
On the motion OF Nj. Wilson, OF Iowa,
10 lay the subject on the table, aiter cons
siderable hllinusteripg,M Mr., Logan said
II the Chairman OF the Judiciary Com.
mittee would withdraw his motion and
allow vote 10 DO taken sqnarely on
the Impeachment resolution, the minor.
ity would withdraw all opposition.
Mr.. Wilson, OF Iowa, assented 10 the
proposition and withdrew his motion
10 lay on the table, aud moved the pre-.
yious question. On the motion being
seconded, the main question was or.
dered, and the House proceeded 10 vote,
BY yeas and nays, on the following
resolution:
Resolved, That Andrew johnson,
President OF the Uulted States, be :im.
peached for high crimes and misde.
meanors.
The vote stood: yes, 81 nays, lOs.
Mr.. Schenck, from the Committee on
Ways aud Means, reported back the
bill declaring that from and after Its
passage, the authority OF the Secretary
OF the Treasury TO make any reduction
10 the currency by redeemIng or can.
ceiling United States, Is suspended.
A running discussion ensued, In
which the impeachment question got
mixed up, between MeSSrs. Schenck,
lpgersoll, Stevens, OF Pa, Logan, Gar.
field, and others, but Mr.. Schenck put
an end 10 Il by moving the previous
question on the bill. The previous
question was seconded, and the bill
passed. Yeas l27, nays Is,
Mr., Schenck moved that q thousand
copies OF the loan laws OF the United
States be ordered printed, the pamphlet
10 be prepared under the direction OF
the Committee on Ways and Means.
Referred 10 the Committee on Printing.
Mr.. Schenck moved that the House
20 into Committee OF the Whole on lie
State Of the Union.
EhL' oNoNouoI VI EAst uutItu tlo USUAL
resolution for distributing the Presi-
dents message among the various COM
mittees to which It's subjects applied,
Among them was a proposition 10 refer
o portion 10 the Committee on Recon.
struction.
Mr.. Rose moved TO strike out that
part OF the resolution.
Mr.. Stevens asked for q vote.
Mr.. Roses motion was rejected.
Mr.. Butler offered an additional reso.
luton, which was referred to the Com.
mittee an Appropriations. "that part Of
the message relating 10 the purchase of
the Russian possessions III America"
Mr.. Stevens said that without special
reference the subject was with the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, and he
saw no reason to change that.
Mr.. Butler's amendment was reject.
ed; and other resolutions were laid
aside TO be reported TO the House.
Mr.. Paine replied to the argument of
Mr.. Butler, made last week against the
payment Of the principal or 6.2os In
gold.
The Committee rose and the House
adjourned.
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HONOLULU.


The Kings New ReaIdence-..From tho
Polar notwithstanding DlSeOverIos.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6.--Honolulu
dates are received TO November 18th,
The King has completed his new resi-.
dence at Malo Kul, and gave large
banquet. attended by i've hundred ma.
tives and a few Foreigners.
The Honolulu Advertiser pn bllshes an
account OF the discovery oil. LAND In the
Artic Ocean by Capt. Long, o 1.-THE whale.
ship Nile. This is thought to prove the
polar climate the past season the mild.
est experienced by the Oldest whale.
men, aud enabled the Captain TO reach
the latitude 1880. He examined the
land attentively along the entire South.
ern coast, and sketched Its appearance,
1t Is quite elevated, and mountain
near the centre, about longitude 1850
resembled an extinct volcano. II was
estimated 10 be three thousand feel
high: He named the country Urongell's
Land, after the Russian explorer. The
west point Is in latitude 7O:46 north
longitude 1880 east, named Cape Thorn.
as, after the seaman who discovered IT,
The southeast point was called Cape
Howan. The Nile sailed several days
along tho c0ast, and approached with,
In fifteen miles. The lower part OF the
land was freq from snow, and appeared
TO be covered with vegetation. II Is i'm
possible to tell how far the land extends
northward. He could STE ranges Of
mountains till they were lost in the
distance.
A horrible tragedy occurred aboard
the American whaling bark Eagle. A
negro seaman murdered a Portuguese
boy, and afterward cut his own throat.
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BY TEE GABLE.
Advisss to thu 7th Of December.

LONDON, Dec. G,-The Globe, In an
editorial, says that the present attitude
ofFnnce renders the con ference OF the
European powers for the settlement Of
the Roman question utterly impossible.
FLORENCE, Dec. 6.-The Italian gov.
eminent has granted a universal am.
nesty TO the adherenls OF Garibaldl.
LONDON, Dec. 6.-The present state OF
political affairs In Italy creates some
anxiety and dIstrust in monetary cir.
Giles here.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE Presse says the
Conference will not meet at Munich, az
at first proposed, but In this city, at
the time originally appointed. Enjoys
ofthe various powers, resident in this
city, will represent those powers In
the difference.
LONDON, Dec. 7.-Her Maiesty,s
theatre took fire last night, after the
audience had retired, and was totally
destroyed; no lives lost; origin OF Are
unknown loss very heavy.
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New YoRK, Dec. s.-English advices
10 the 26th state that forty.eight lives
were lost on the transport steamer Bos.
phorus which foundered In the Indian
Ocean.
All the particulars known about the
safety or DR.. Livingstone were, that n
trader arrived at Zanzibar and report.
ed that u man, accompanied by thirty
blacks, carrying double bnrreled guns.
The white man said lie was not q ira.
der and delivered 81 bsta initial gifts 10 tho
chiefs at Zanzibar. The trader did
not recognize II portrait OF Livingstone,
but picked out caricaIure sketch from
many portraits and said that's the
man.
Earl Russell was 10 move In the
House Of Lords on the ID OF December,
II resolution 10 effect the education OF
working classes III Eng and Wales,
that It ought to be improved so that ey.
cry child has n right TO the blessings of
education, and II Ia the duty of state
to guard aud muintaIu that right.
that diffusion OF know ledge ought moi
to be hindered by religious difference:
that Parliament and tho Government
should provide for better Hdmlnstra.
lion Of charitable endowment and "A
Minister OF Education with u seat I'm
the Cabinet, would conduce to the pub.
lie good,
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HAVANA, Dec. 8.-By tho City Of
Mexico, dates to the 9Th ult., have boon
received. PeOnnge had been abolished
by the Government.
Steam marble works Ind been erect.
ed In the city. President Juarez visit
cd II aud requested that the first stone
cut, b. used IN II monument TO the
brave Mexican children, who fell on
the Held Of battle, martyts TO liberty.
Tho condition OF tho Mexican Treas.
ury Ia improving.
It IL said Romero has purchased from
the U. =. three million dollars worth OF
war material.
Kidnapping Of wealthy persons by
banditti continued, with an object Ia
secure large ransons.
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ST.. LOUIS. Dec. 7.-Colonel Twlnlau,
Consul to Mexico under President
buchanan, anu formerly editor of sew.
eral Kentucky newspapers. cOWmllted
suicide vi the st. Charles Hotel, Cairo,
yesterday. lie loft II letter dated sew.
eral days ago. addressed To George d.
Prentice, OF the Louisville Journal, de
Glnring his intention Of committing
suicide, md alludiug to peCuuldry en-.
formerly wealthy, and now poor. He
lenves II wife and several sons aud
daughters, who move In the best circles
at PNducah, Ky.
PoRTA0E Cry, Wis, Dec. frank
Meyer, II Gormnn, hung himself near
WATERFOWL, yesterday. Cause, renlorse
ofConscience.
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New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Tribune OF
to-day says:
Mr.. Greeley has neither publicly nor
privately presumed to censurs or dis
trust the Alabama Convention, but has
written to several Southern friends
urging that the constitutions now being
formed for their respective States be-
made broadly, generously republican.
he may have written TO Senator vii.
son suggesting action In accordance
with his well known and of repeated
programme OF reconstruction, but he
has never assumed that the Alabama
or any other Convention needed to be
restrained, nor complained that 1t was
bringing odium on the Republican
party.
The monument on Plymouth Rock
has been completed. The last stone
was placed upon the structure Satur-
DAY, when the ashes OF some PllHrim's
fathers were deposited In one Of the
chambers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-09
PIrTsBURG.

Meeting OF the Petroleum Association
.-.CoaI on by weighI"F.rstT Through
Train ON the Allegheny Valley Rail.
road.-.Rctluction of KenIH.
PlTTsBURG, December TAT meet.
ing OF the Petroleum Association, yes.
terdHy, II motion was made and adopt.
ed. that the Association adopt the prin.
cIple Of measurement by weight. There
was II proposition that an effort be made
TO have the tax on refined oil repealed,
but Il did not meet much favor.
The tirst through train Of oil, consist.
inp pi ihirtv.nine tank cars, on the
Allegheny Valley Railroad, reached
here Inst night.
A well.known property.hoider, In
theSixlh Ward, In view OF the general
depression In business, has reduced the
rents Of his tenHnt.houSes.
The Union Skating Park was formal.
~ opened last night.