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: We cannot forbear to express our regret that a
motion was made to-day in the House of Reps. to
suspend the rule, SO as to submit motion about an
adjournment Of Congress. Can the respected mover
expect to finish the public work by the middle
of JULY Does he anticipate the carrying out Of
those measures which the republican party came
here to accomplish Does he expect to consummate
those reforms by the middle Of July which the people
desire and demand at their hands, The republicans
came here with adecded majority in both houses; and
they and not the wings responsible for the use Of
that power with which they have been intrusted
We beg the mover to notice how anxious the wings
are to go with him-nay, how desirous they are td
adjourn at an earlier period, leaving all the grea
measures of the administration unfnished--the TIA
riff, the constitutional treasury the graduation and
presumption of the public lands, &c. &c. For one
we mus, beg leave to protest against it in the name
of the people, in the name of justice, in the name
every thing which the republican party holds dear
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NORTH CAROLINA Dressed Floor
IN ing.-6O,O 900 feet Of handsome quality foI
sale by THOMAS 81 DYER,
Nav div Alexandria.
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DRY GOODS LINE,

splendid assortment of new and fashionable
Prints of new figures, Gnghams; new style oil
cross ovcI Borage aud other Berages; fancy and
black and white Lawns, Gingham Lawns, DeIano.
of all cOors and quality, black and blue black dress
Silks black silk Serge AllapaCca, damask summer
Skirts, damask book Muslin, purse twist and steel
beads and rings of assorted colors, ladies and gen
tlemcns kid gloves, mohar Gloves and mits, white
cambria Handkerchieis; ladies silk points, black,
bandanna and flag silk Handkerchief, cotton
Handkerchiefs ofevery description, white and fan.
cy silk Handkerchieis, Shaws of all kinds, in shor,
Cotton and Linen Goods of every description for
LADIES' wear Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose for
men and women Ladies' shell combs.
BroadcOths of all colors and quality, Sattinetts
CassimeIes, fancy summer Cassimeres, quarter
coat Tweed, Nankins, Checks black Satin and
other summer Vcstings of every descriptions fancy
Scarts al Cravats of all qualities, bIeached and
unbleached Muslins, Umbrellas AMI Parasos, LEG
horn and palm leaf Hats. A quantity OF carpet
iprr
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Pretty Feathers HakCu EincHira

A ND as tins holds good il almost every respect
"A the subscriber would again imlom his Iicu,'
and the publ generally, that ne is sill living an
occupying the OLD STAND, on Mam-str,r be
tween the cillCC Of e. R.Buckalew and the Black
smith shop of Moses Coflman at which place he
may be found upon the scat Of poverty, prepared
10 draw out the thread Of eliction' Tie has iu5,
received the Jhc EatCst Sfyir 0f Eashi0ns f0r
SPRING and SUMMtR and with them lie
stands pledged 10 accommodate his friends clsro-
mcrs and the public generally with good suLs,an
t!aI tasty fits or no charge made.
d. RUPERT, TAILOR, will be found upon
a ShingIc stuck up above the door.
.HdmisSion free Of GH cJpmse.
lie would also inform his friends that Wheat.
Rye, Oats, Com and Potatoes will be taken IN ca
change for work done at his shop, and ntlc of
he pcriey diHctum, once in while, will not como
amlss. Call and give him trial,
BERNARD RUPERT.
April rs, IslG-l
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Clnclnltl ft0m fvL 49,.

Arundel grlcsNlly accepted Ihe COM
manl, and Il was then agreed that he and
Jacob should noun, guard. while Joseph
placed the soldiers in their sylvan grave
In half an hour all were ready 10 proceed
the pace Of destination heing now the A
meIican camp, Six Of the muskels they
hid neal the spring, Marion, brave girl
carried one by her own request Mabel
lod poor iiule Arthur by the hand, aud with
Joseph leading the way, tho prisoners in
the centre, guarded also BY Jacob. and the
ladies' and Arundel in the rear, they march
cd steadily on their way, for they were
anxious TO reach the camp before night fall
Fortunately, about mile from the camp
they were met by party Of American SOL
dlers who escorted them in triumph 10 the
head quarters Of the General who receiy-
cd them with every attention which could
be paid in camp, and assigned them com
Portable quarters, for rest and reireshmen
they needed greatly.
Joseph, through the influence of AtundC
was raised TO ihorank of lieutenant after
regularly joining the army, where he haC
before served as volunteer.
Both brothers survived the war and when
il was ended and peace was restored Thom'
as came and dwei in cheerful home
made happy and pleasant by Joseph and
Marion.
At was a lavourite remark Of Jacobs,
Marion sometimes used to cay looking af'
feconateIy at her happy husband 'Iha' The
backea clo0d has bright spot near it,
and I'm sure thought The cloud black e.
nough when we fell into The hands Of .ha
cruel British sergeant but | little thought
how brigh, light would come from lhal
cloud TO me-
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LIST OF TRAVERSE JURORS,

August Term for 1876.
Bloom Rufus X Hopkins Samuel Boon
BrarCreek-John Freas
Derry-Joseph Levers Daniel Cox John
Derr John Steiner
Fishingcreek-Zacanah Ross Abraham
Robbins
Greenwood--JacoL Cool
llemlock--James Roat Samuel Bruger
Vaniah Reese
I.iberly-Rober Montgomery Frederick
Blue John Moore
Mahonihg' T. Michael Sanders Samol Shaner
OIadison-- BilIheim sen. Isaac Dcmotl
MIilin-llicbael Riuenhouse John Cree.
sy jr. John Brown
Monlour-Goorge IL Willis
MounIpleaAn,-Joseph Long Peter Oman
jr. Aaron Keser
Orange-Godlrey Kline Nortin Bender
Roar,ngcreek-John Bear Jonas Roe
Sugarloa(-ROberi Campbell William S.
DiendenhalI
VAley--Joseph Maus Jacob B 4Naus Ben
jamin McMabann
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Centre Of Gravity.
a NEW TAILORING
TS-AEL LSTEg.!.k;-.TlTT, "

THE subscribers respectfully mCorm the ciu.
zcns Of Dloomsburg and vicinity, that they have 10.
ca 'cd themselves in ThOynlol's New Ehop. in
Main, t,ro d0ors hiO,c the Corner of AaiH a,,d
MGyhei streets, in Boomsburg, uhcrc they will al
ways he found on hand rcady to accommodate
those who may favor them with call. Then
work will be doncn the latest and most opnroycb
style for neatncs5 and elegance in the business
From thcir long experience in the business, thew
laIteI themselves that their wolk will he done a.,
neat as can he done elsewhere AuwoIk iGtusteJ
in their care warranted To it,
CUTTING done on the shortest notice and
warranted TO fit if properly made up.
ELLIS & VAN BUSKIRK,
May ., 2tf
n B.COUNTRY PRODUCE, at the marLs
price, will be taken n exchange lor work
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Chair Mandatory
THE subscriber continues TO carry o

CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand of B. & S. Hagen
buch, where he will be ready a, all times
to furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &e, of every
description, which may be called for, at
shor, notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign &
Ornamental Painting, and House Papering,
in superior manner,
From his experience in the business and
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles of his line, he nalters himself that
he shall be able to furnish as good work,
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all Of which he will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
N. B. Orders from a distance will be
strictly aLdpunctuaIlv attended to.
B, HAGENBUCH.
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LIST OF GRAND JURORS,

For August Term 1910.
Cattawissa-CharIes Hartman
Cen're-Benjamin Hughes Levi Aikman il
Derry William S Clark Thomas Robson
Samuel Russel
Fishingcreek-Daniel Smith Samuel Criy,
ling sen.
Greenwood-Willam AlbcrIeon
Jsckson-Jacob Turner
Lberly-Leonard Stncman Robert Bulor
Nahoning--G. ~. Shaws William Lcscn-
ring B. p. Atwood William Cook Dan,
ieI Ramsay
ladlson--Jam AlCn
MilIlin-Mstshal 6, Kinney Daniel Rinc,
bold
MonIour-Peter Rupert
Orange-Willam White Petor AChenbacl
Roaringcreek-Adam Gable
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lis Heating Properties

do not deceive The short dry cough is quickly
overcome aud easy and healthy cXpcctoration takes
It's place. Splitting OF blood is Immediately check
rd. Night swcats with palma the side aud chest
debility aud difficulty Of breathing yield in short
Tine. ASTHMA with all It's dreadful accompaniment.
lis at once relieved Bronchitis and in facial the
Diseases of the throat and ungs give way before
this remedy when all other means have failed.
Persons may atlcmptto deceive you with some
other remedy, pronouncLg it to he equally as good
but remember life is at stake, therefore
BE not DCcCiuCd
The above medicine for sale by the following
agents.
L. p. Lutz, B'oomsburg. w. +. Waller & Go
Berwick f. s. J, Lazarus, Orangcyllle (; Levi Bl-
cl, Jerscytown; Dcu y Mcbride, v hlte Hall :.
Badly, Cattawssa. 6m3
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CANCERS, WARTS, LORNS, &c

cNA' NLAN1j W ~ 1 - NOh-Npi w
THE subscriber informs the public, that he is
able to euro all kinds Of Cancers and eradicate
Warts aud Coma with very lntle pain and in "A
short time lie refers to several respectable cti-
zens in his ncighUoIhood, such as Samuel Hess,
William kllc and Others that has been successful
in several instances aud is not humbugging as is
too frequently the case among quacks, lie war
raas certain cure in any case he undortlhes or no
pay.
urWarts &c. on cattle and other animals are
also cured by the subscriber who resides in Mount
Pleasant township on tho main road leading from
Mvie to hloomsburg, dbont miles from Fred
erlck MiIlors Tavern where persons arc invited tc
call.
JOHN ALE.
May 80, lsi6-ly6
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
The Estate Of ISAAC KLINE late ofOr.

mSe township, dcceoscd
NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
administration on tho above mentioned Es.
tate have this day been granted to the sub,
scrIberS. All persons indebted TO said cs.
tate are hereby notified TO make immod,
ate payment, and all those having claims are
requested TO present them properly au.hcn
llcaIed, to
MARY KLINE. Administrators,
HIRAM K KLINE, Administrator,
orange town ship, May 2G, l816-Cw0
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j. IL VANDERSLTCE,
DENTIST. .

NMEGS leave to inform the public, tina
u bhe is prepared TO attend 10 all the opcr
allons in dentistry, such as removing
The 2artar and other Foreign Sub.
stances.
From the teeth. rendering them clean, and
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
The cavities 4TDecoyed Teeth
Will be dressed out and filled with Gold
or other toll; of the fines! quality, as the
case may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years; and in many
cases during life.
Teeth and Humrs Of Teeth
Which have become useless or troublesome
will be extracted in the most careful man
ner, with the latest and best improved in
slrumen,s.
Porcelain Teeth,
OrlhC best quality and latest Improvement,
will be inserted on pivot, or Gn connection
with DR.. VaIIerchamp, with whom he is in
p4tcrnship in plate work) on Gold plate,
from a single tooth TO whole set, to look
as well as the natural, and warranted to
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art,
10 ohorbevery operation belonging TO the
profession, viii be reformed in the bcs,
manner. with choisest material, and a, the
shortest notice He therefore hopes, BY
strict attention to business, to obtain share
of public patronage. Any person or pei
sons wishing any of the above operations
performed, ale respectfully requested to
give him call.
N. b The public are hereby nformcG
that we .he subscribers have entered into =
special Partnership relating only to plate
work as il is more convenient for each to
attend to HE other branches of the science
en- his own account.
A. VALLERCHAMP.
J, II. VANDERSLlCE.
Mount Pleasant, Nov 8lh. I8l5-3m,
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which, having been selected with great care, they
can aud will sell as low, if not little lower
than they can be purchased elsewhere in the coun
iy. Among their assortment may be found ii
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ENOCU HOWELL.
Il 4 REO Es,

KEoPECTFULLY, lnIoms the pubIlc,'that he
Has RcmOccd his Ship to Epylown,
where he will always lie rcody, as heretofore, TO
make any kind of clothing, at the shortest notice
and IN the best and most fashionable sly lc. From
his long experience in the business, he nattcr.
himself that he shall continue to give general sat
sfacton and thereby hopes to receive share oilhe
public patronage.
UrParllcula1 attention paid to cutting.
All kinds Of country produce taken in roymcnt
loI work,
Espylown, HAY 9, ls46.-tf3
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WI acHze

a Superior srticle Of No, 4 and 3 MACK.
"a ERES., by the Barrel or Half Barrel, at
The Cheap Light.Street New Store.
A. B. KNABB & Co.
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Here is the Remedy.

Remember the name aud place where it's to b,
obtained and do not be put oil with any olher' Il
has produced a cure in desperate cases as yours
may appear to be, and doubtless will put to flight
in a speedy manner those distressing symptoms
which fill your mind with gloomy lorebodings Of
the future.
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RSthnl0,

which dcpriyrs you of your rest at night and rem
ders life burthcnsOme.
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s-PMAKE WAY FOR THEA
LHGEET-STR gIsIT
New Store.
SeCOndSupply OfSpringG0Od,

FESnE subscribers take this method of inform
"A ing their friends and the public generally,
that they are now opening the second supply of
Spring Goods, TO which they would most respect
fully invite the attention of those who are in want
of New and Cheap Goods, consisting in part of
Cloths, CaSSimereS, Sattinet88' VeSiings
Of american, French and English Fabrics.
Coating and Pantal0onS &uHS,
ve!Y superior article of Tweed Cloths and Cassi-
mercs Angola Clssimcres. DriIlings; Gamboons
&c. dc. Cotton Pantaloon Stuns Of every variety
and of The most desirable styles.
PRINTS PRINTS
comprising every variety of style and prices from
6f to rs cents.
DRESS GOODS.
New style of French Lawns, splendid article of
new style Mouanc dc. lane aud summer Ca.hmcres
Cingham &c
SHALWS,
amongst which may be found handsome article Of
Berage' Plcknic; Mouslane and Thibet Shswls
WHITE GOODS.
Barred, striped and plain JaconCts and lambric
NuSIms, Lace, Mualns, book, null aud Swiss
Musllr, Bishop Lawn, curtain Muslin, &c.
BrOaO" and Bh0chcd A,lsI;ns Go,o
ct to IL! cents per yard, bIcachcJ and IN.
bIeachcd Table Diaper cotton Osmabury, Sc.
Together with full assortment Of
Groceries, Spices, Hard,Oaae und Cut.
le'y queen '00re, Drugs, Boots
0n0 Slices,
and IN TACT every article usually kept in Country
stores
7 public generally arc invited to call and ex.
anime Their stock before purchasing claowhcreg
Thankful for past iavor5, they hattcr themselves
10y strict attention to business to neri, the pst,op
age OF a generous public.
A B. KNABB & Go
M,o %.
sA9 ,sss..s.sss..s. All kinds of Lumber Grain and
sGf- H. Produce taken in Exchange for
:sIsSls2lsS Goods.
BLANKS !! BLANKS
TOR SALE Al THIS OFFICE,
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ITS COURSE IS ONW1RD.

so great has been the demand for FOlger'
- OOsaonion or All Healing Balsam, and il has
given such general satisfaction TO those who have
used it and become acquainted with It's virtues that
it now stand prc.eminent as remedy in Diseases
of the Lungs, and the testimony which has been
given by different persons who have been cured 10y
/ is altogether voluntary on their pant, They have
given il IN the hope that all whomay fad themselves
in need Of this remedy may appIy for it without de-
Jay.
Read the following letter received Lom the Rev
Mr ShimealI, Pastor of st Judc's Episcopal Free
Church. Mr. 5. has not Only used he medicine
himself but has witnessed its effects IN several very
trying cases uf disease. The letter will show his
op son of its virtues.
Dear Sir: Believing it to he but an act of com
mon humanity to those suffering under the various
diseases of Coughs, Colds, Hoarsencss, Consump-
lon, Asthma, SC. to point them TO a safe, speedy
and radical remedy, take pleasure in bearing my
testimony to your invaluable medicine called Olosa-
oman or All Healing Balsam. OF its efficacy !
can speak first from my own experience. Being
subject from exposure more OF l,gs to the vlclssI.
tudcs Of our climate to frequent attacks Of ufucn
Iza lIoarsencss, &C. have always found tito afford
almost instantaneous and always by perseverance
I'm It's use, cllCCludl ItIIcl' U particular lNuh
of mine suffering severely under Asthma, aud who
had dGspaIcd Of obtaining relici from any human
source, upon my recommendation was induced to
give the UIosaoniaN a tral and ho pronounced the
effect produced upon him perfect charm afiording
Ihim immediate and almost instantaneous relief In
another instance ! recommended it to female
friend far adv anced in Consumption. After the use
of the first bottle her cough was entirely removed
and her appetite and strength restored to sICh a
degree as to astonish all who saw her With II
long cherished aid firmly established prejudice a.
gainst the thousand and one specifies put forth IN
these days as sovereign panaccas for all disease, J
assure YOU that nothing short of my firm conviction
of the claims of your medicine to an origin 30 re
pcctahlc and to the effects Oft as herein certified,
both by my own experience and observation, !
could not have been induced thus to come forward
as witness in its behalf. | have the honor TO be
SIR respectfully yours, X. {: Sl!lMLALL.
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OUR MoTTO,NOT TO BEoUTDONE

OUR M0TTO,N NOT TO BEOUTDONE
VEN
BLACKsMITHING ESTABLISHMENT
Ry Santec Il SiIVcrIhOrn.
Tue undersigned having taken the shop
formerly occupied by Marshal Siveilhorn,
most respectfully informs the public that
they intend TO carry on The above branch OF
businoss and will at all times be ready to do
work a little better and cheaper than any
other establishment in the place, and they
hope by strict attention TO business 10 merit
4 large portion Of the public patronage
All lIkinds Of country produce taken in
exchange for work & the ready not refused
ISAAC SANTEE,
MARSHAL SILVERTHORN
Bloomsbury Feb, 2l,ls46-44
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Do y0u hQise BIOOd

when you cough and find your strength gradually
failing You will find that these symptoms iluo
attended to will terminate IN consumption
and erath. Are you troubled with that distressing
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Hve ,yOu u Cough,

which is troublesome and has not yielded to any
of the remedies vhich you have used Is it at
tended with pain il the side, shorncsS Of breath,
night swCas!
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NEW TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT

The subscribers respectfully inform the public
that they have commenced the
TAILORING BUSINESS
IN Bloomsbury, in the Building, lately occupied by
EnoCh Howell in Market street where they intend
carrying it on in all rti various branches Having
had some experience in the business, they nattrr
thcm5clves that they shall he able to do all the work
intrusted to them in as fashionable and workman.
like manner and 40 eXpCLitloualy, as can be done
in any other shop N the county They, therefore,
ask share Of public patronage. at least, they wish
to be tried.
D. WILSON,
A. I. LVELANO
Aprll T. lstG-yly5O
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DlSSOLU TlON.
Nov. l--l6i5.
MARBLE YARD.

THE business will bo continued by the
subscriber at the old stand; where may
be had at all times.
MONUDiENTS, TOMB T4BLEA,
TOMB-STONES, HE.3R1W-
lambs, M.1N7LES, P.4INT
STONES, MULLERS, &c.
or any other work in his line. lie is
also prepared to furnish WINDOW CAPS
and SiLl.S, DOOR SiLI.S and STEPS,
&c either of able, Lime or any kind OF
stone that can be procured in lhls vicinity.
~ Having had considerable experience
In the business, ne pledges his work to
be executed in as handsome a style as can
be furnished from any yard either in the
city or country; and on as reasonable terms
EPHRAlM ARMSTRONG
BIoomSburg, Nov. 3, 1913. ly-2S
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-14
From Washington.
TWENTY NINTH CONGRESS..first Session
reported Specially for Tsl Ne-y.Yort T-,6nne.
WASHINGTON, Jan la. 1916.

WASHINGTON Jan IL lsio.
SENATE
The war party met signal defeat in the Senate
today. Cass, Allen Il Co. were voted down near
" two TO one The vote was taken on motion
made to postpone the consideration of Mr.. ALLEN $
resolution Till the 10th OF February. Messrs- Al
LEN, CAss &c. opposed this very strenuously The
yeas and nays were called, and resulted, yeas 81,
nays Il. oihe resolutions were laid over for q
month, Messrs. CALEoUS, McDUFFIg, PsSSYBAcS-
ER. BENTON &c voting in the affirmative This
all OF importance which was done in The Senate TIL
they went into Executive Session with closed doors.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr.. NORRIS presented the Resolutions OF the
New Hampshire Legislature In favor OF Cheap
Postage and against any increase OF the present
rates Also in favor OF sending newspapers free n
the State where published.
Mr. ADAMS presented long list of petitions " hich
occupied the remainder OF the morning hour.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole.
Mr.. TooMBs OF Ga. having the aoor addressed the
Committee on the Oregon question. He was IN ia
vor OF Nj HILLIARD's amendment 10 throw this
duty of giving the Notice on the Executive. He
did not think title clear and unauestionabe 10
all of Oregon bat wanted the whole controve versy
terminated and therefore he went tor terminating
the joint Occupancy.
Mr.. J. r. ISGERsoLL introduced resolution that
the President make an overture for the amacable
termination of the Joint occupancy.
Mr.. HAMLIS OF Maine spoke in favor OF giving the
notice and OF our claims 10 the whole OF Oregon.
Mr. STANTON of Tenn. got the floor when the
Committee rose.
On motion of Mr. DOUGLASS Of Ill. the Oregon
Bill which has been made the order of the day for
tomorrow, was committed to the Committee on
Territories.
The Honse a1inurned