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jones & CO..
o the Crescent Ono Price Clothing Store. No. 900
Market street above SIKH, rhildrlphia
In addition To having the largest, most varied md
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia, made
expires sy rr retail sales, have constituted every
his salesman, by having marked IN figures, nm
each aui,e the very lowest price il can be sold for
,othey cannot possibly vary-all mus, buy alike
The gouds we'll sponged andprepured, aud erea,
pans taken with the making that nil can buy ith
the full ofgetting good article the very
lowest price. Also,a large stock Of pi"ce goods on
hand Latest style aud best qualities, winch will
be made order, in the most fish enable aud bCs
manner g per cent. below credit prizes.
Re nenb,r tie Crescent, in Market, above Sixth
Street, No. 800.
JONES Il co.
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POSTSCRIPT.
APPOINTMENT BY THE COVER.
NOR.

JAMES ARMSTRONG, of Williamsport.
Lycomipg county, Judge Of the Supreme
Court, to fiji the vacancy occasioncd by
.he resignation of Judge BLACK.
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DEATH OF CHAS. B, PENRosE.

CHARLES b, PENRoek, enc Of the
Representatives cl the city of pb;ladelpia
in the Senate of the state, died at HsrBs
Hotel, about two o'cl,ck on Monday.
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ONE PRICE ONLY
JONES II co

LIPrINCOTT & cos. Dash C,lhing Warr'nnse
Sol,. West eorntr nr FOlrth ald MtrS,t streets !rh
adclpha The only Oae Priel Clothing Store in AEs RIGA
Cish purchasers of Mems Or bnis Clothing, a
wholesale and retail, can. here, maxi tler selection
from an i'm nausa stock of fashomalyI cut aud well
made clothing, got up with nlg lew to gin satisfaction
10 all and at the very lowest possible selling price is
ma rked plain figures every garment all buy at
the same ice, and whether tney are hdsat OF goods
ur not, they Cauuot be deceived One nm form lov
price ask and take. ,su sevGrybldy, vile tuC asul
mode ul asking Two pices, anL taking all that can be
got suits uobOIy cheats three .t0trtIS for nstl nc
man asks SIS lOr coat and arc rwards agrees 10 take
So aud tits equally Rain, that he would have taken
SIS, ii he CO aid lave got it, aud thus a'tnsy chlt
he purcha srout Of five dollars To remedy tis evil
anA es t'blis. confidence in the trade, LIPptNCOT
CO., unif,rmhelow prise on all their goods VERY
much b low the uspai ra,es) and Will ney.rvry one
cent under uny.circums lanccs.
-TCAI.L Avn SEE,Sl
At the South Wes, corny OF Fourth nj Market streets
Philadeip iphia.
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Special Notices.

nB PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. TO purify the blood,
and keep it pure is the only certain guarantee for
good health, aud we know Of no remedy winch more
thoroughly aud safely effects that end than Hurley
sarsaparilla The season is now ut hapd when every
person wou be benefited by few bot lies Jackson.
port (4rklnsds) Union.
AP I'll 4, isj1-y
rrTnE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR COVER.
NORA espondtntlwrlics that soon as Gen.
Packer heard that he had bren mated Tor Coverno
by the Democratic Conve ation'at Harrisburg he dc.
AIRED hi ms elf overjoyed, and avowed his determine
ton to take the sumpat early day in irr"sEtibe
SUIT OF clothing from the magnificent iablishmen OF
GRANVILLE STOKES, No 2O9 Chestnut street. above 9Th
Philadelphia.
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Sw- CoURr-Sheriff MILLER, as will
be seen by reforming to our advertising
columns, has issued his Proclamation for
q Court of Quarter Sessions, to be held in
Bloomsburg, to commence on Monday, the
4th day OF Nay.
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td0' The general Appropriation Bill
PASSED the House of Representatives las,
week. Among the amendments was one
increasing the Governors salery to 81, 900
per annum' as it was many years ago. Tho
amendment met with little or no oppo.
stion.
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Ds3r Tile Stute SacinsS Fund, SO Dock
street nert d,or 70 the Tost 0ee-sums ,argc nd smal
received on depose, and returned atany mc, Nth
five per cent, interest. The office is open daily, aud
Monday evening.
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pg- Our farmers, many of them, were
quite busy with the plow, du ing the few
fine days of last week. Monday put stop
20 the enterprise, and tn, frost which fol
lowed has cause further delay.
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p8" There were many changes made in
.our town, on Wednesday last, the lst ins'.,
not only as regards private residence, but
among some of our business mcH.
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THE KALLOCK TRIAL.

BosToS, April s.-The jury in the Bal.
loch case were discharged this morning,
being unable to agree, They stood 8 for
scquittal, and for conviction,
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csy- FINE HoRsEs Mr.. Jacob Diehl
of Bloomsbury, started for the New York
Market, on Thursday last, with some le
iplcndid nnd. very valuable Horses.
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tss. Hon. Wm. b. Reed, Esq, of Phils,
lcphia, has been rendered the mission TO
by President Buchanan
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pD- RINGs.-Many ofour friends wear
rings-some diamond, some gold and some
steel -inlic sting love, friendship and rheu-
matism; but the most useful ring now-a-
Gays is the ring Of the anvil
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S1- NEW SroRE-MR. LowENBERd,
hsb opened a new Clothing Store in the
Exchange Buildings, lately occupied by
Mr. A. Kline, and fitted it up with choice
assortment of Spring and Summer Goods,
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s&- We commend the thrilling article
entitled The Fatal Trick, " on our first
page, to the pcrusal Of our reader.
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rg- COMING. - The fl hing and boating
season. We arep eparing our tackle and
expect to see many parties on the Susquc-
hanna as the warm weather approaches
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eGy- PACKET Boat ANTELopE.-By
referring to another column, it will be seen
that Capt, B. T. Wells, has commence
running his new Packet Boat Antelope,
daily, between Wilkcsbarre and Rupert.
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Columbia Democrat.

The following are The receipts to the Office
of the COLUMBIA DEMooRAT, during
the month of March, 1857:
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s@- In Town. "A large number of
persons, have been in cur town during the
last week paying and receiving money, cx-
changing lands, conveying titles, liquida-
ting claims. AMI much other business Pc
culiar to this season Of the year.
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gy-. March verified the oil adagc -
Came in like a li,n ana wen out Ike a
lamb.
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r6~ NOTICE TO ADvrETIsERs. In the
height cf the advertising season, as at tho
present time, we are occasionally obliged
to omit some of our regular advertisements
for single week; b we desire to say
that ia all such cases the fAll number ol
Insertions is made up at the end of the time
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par Tile Fipe Per Cent. SaUiag Hnd
Of the National safety Company Hdu: street, south.
cono6;of Tiird street. Philadcp phia. has
than Osg MLuosnf Dollars, all in MoRrAuss GRoUSD
Rrsrs, and ohr FIRST class securities, 10 the benefit
depositors.
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W THOMAS w. MATTSON, Receive, the Prizi f
Medal taa Worlds Fair IN Lond III, le.i, 10 r
TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS Boois, shoss aud Gums
Great nducene nts offer to purchasers ofthe
above articles. Ths much the largest stock
Carpet Bags, Vaiccs &c, in Philadelphia very cheat p,
or cash. Manufactures: 100 Market Street, s. w
orner an | l!3 MIrkrt street, T. cOSHeJ nf Fourth.
"WOODLAND CREAM.''-8 pomade for Jeaat,tyipg
the Hair highly perfume l. superior 10 any French
tical imported and fr half the rice. For dress ing
Ladies Hair it has et1, giving it hr,cht glossy
appearance. It causes Gentcm1n's lairtn tul IN the
mosti natural manner II rcnu,Cs dasdIul, always
giving the II air ihe appcaranc, of being fresh sha
pooncd, Price uny y;ceuts. None genuine unless
gncd,
FETRIrGE& CO, N. Y. rrcIrirtors the
'Boim efa THOUSAND foners."
Elr Rnln hY all Dfn,pI.la
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HoIloway's Ointment.
A MEDICAL REVOLUTION.
The World Unanimous!

The World Unanimous
TIE GREAr COUNTER tpRlTANTti
hE virus ofuisease often makes iis way TO tho In
Il ttrna organs through the pores OF the skin This
penetrating Ointment, melting under the hand as II ~
rubbed in sorbed through the same channels, anu
reqrhing The seat of Inflammation, promptly and inva
rahy subdues IT, whether located In the kidneys, the
liver, the lungs or any other important organ. u
penctrnies the surfnec the interior. through the
countless tubes that communicate with the skin in
summer RAIN passes into the fcvered EARTH iiiasing
SKIN DISEASES AND GLANDULAR sw BILLINGS.
Every speeiesof 1teriorirrlaiiohisq quickly reduced
ny the Hhti infamnintoty nctioh ofthis Ointment -
Angry Evuptions, such as Salt Rheum. BrYsipclas,
Teiter, RingwOtm, Scad Head Netiie Rash soabies,
(or Ich) &t, die ont, more, under ijs mp.
pication Hospita, experiencvn all parts 1.-THE world
proves ITS infalliblity in diseases of the skin the
muscles, the joints and the glands.
ULCERS. SORE AND TUMORs
The effect OF this unuyaiod external remedy upon
scorfha, aud other vrlhnt ulcers and sores i.amost
miraculous II first discharges the poison which pro.
duces snppuratio ion and proud flesh aud thus the cures
which its healing properties aGierwnrd complete are
WoWNpsS sS bHRrupIlesIEss'' BURNS. AND scALDs
In cases of The fracture of the bones injuries caused
by steam EXPLOSIONS, Bruises Burns. ScuJs, Rheuma
tism, stinGss of the JOINTS contrac ton of the s
news, it ia employed aud warmly recommended by the
faculty. This mirvelous remedy has been roduc ed
by its inventor in person into ali the cadug ospo
ofEurope, aud no private household should be without
UNDENtABLE TESTIMONY.
The medical staff of the French Eng i,h armies
Hollowavs Ointment the most reliable dressing for
SABRE cuts, stabs ana gun Rhot Wounus' IL Is also
used by the Surgeons of,he Allied Navies.
Both the Ointment and Pills Should be
used IN The folIo,cing cases:
Bunions, Piles, Sore IIeads,t
Rirns Rhrumatsm, ore 1hroais,
Cnarrrh tlauds, Riugw"-" ores ofall kinds
Chilbains, si.. nncum, ! tains.
Fjstula, Srads, 81. Joints.
Gout, Skin Diseases, Tet T,
Lumbago. Swelled Glands Ulcer,
Mcrcurial Erup.Sorc Legs, Ncnctenl Sores
tions, sore Breasts, Wounds, all kInds.
Sold Mt the manufactures of prnfrssGr Holloway
80 Maiden Lane, New York, and .il strand London
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the Uni'ed states anh the rivised world
in pots NJ IS cents,62l cents and 81 each.
There is n considerable saving my taking the larger
sizes.
10 CAUTION None nrc genuine unless the words
HoHouay. .Ne,o York aud London" dscernibo ns
pater mark every leaf of the book OF directions
around each pot box: the same may he plainly scCI
by bOiding the leaf 10 the light. handsome reward
WI u he gwen To any rendering such information
may lead to the detection Of any party or parties
ting the medicines vending the same
kno% ing them to be spurious.
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peg- GOING WEsT.-Somc of our cit
zcns, to speculate, or locate in the dee
woods, or on the broad prairics toward
the setting sun.
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r6- Snow SToRM.-The heavy rain Of
Monday, turned to q snow storm about
neon, and continued until evening, cover
ing every thing exposed to its fury with a
heavy mantle of Snow. 1t seems very
much out Of place.
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n@- GENTLEMEN OF LEISURE. We
have often been asked the question, show
so many well.dressei men who do nothing
have nothing and ncvfr had anything, live
We certainly cannot tell, unless the reason
be, that that they kick moneyout of "wood-
co stones" Perhaps n solution might be
given bypaying a visit to some dcns where
gs"3tme" Sit down. socilHy, to cxchane c
eheir spare chmgc.
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Spring and Summer
g. q OpS.
F5;keiyy, Neal AsGN..

HAVING Just received and opened their stock Of
mercna ndI2e for Spring sales which compr tn
LARGEST, ClEPEST, and HANDSOMEST assert.
mcnl now offered in this TOWN Having pa id grea
attention to the selection of their entire stock as TO
Price and quality they hatter themselves that tney
can compete with the cheapest, and all those wishing
to buy cheap, can save money bv giving us cnn We
have all kinds oI Goods aud Wares to supply the
People. Avery large lot of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
French MeTnocs, WoolPlaids, Alpacas, BOmblzines, ,
de baise Popns. Pnrametta cloths MohaIr Lustres,
Muslin De LANES, Persian clolhs Ginghams, ,Oalicoes
&C.
WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS, ,sieves, Collars
IIandke kercbeis, houncIngs, bands and trimmings
Iaces nd Gdgngs bonnet rbb ons in large variety
velvet ribbons and brads kid, cotlon and Isle thread
gloves, Mokair mitts, &c.
We invite our frie nd and the public generally to
give us a cal before purchasing elsewhere. Wchaye
bOughiour goods Lowest Cas- Prices and will not
be un eTs0ld by anybody or the rest o mankind.
McKELVY, NEAL Il co.
Bloom. burg, March 81, 1857.
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Eay' We would call the attention of oul
citizens to the dilapidatcd condition of the
bill graveyard, it is truly in a deplorab {
state nj presen'.
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EQUALITY TO ALL!

| T UNIFORMITY or PRICESi-A EEw FEATURE /.
| u BUSINESS. EUcry one his SalesmeHi
jones' & CO.,
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B@- IIoN. w. j. WOODWARD, says the
Record IF tie Times, has removed to
Bloomsbury, the law requiring him to re-
side in his judicial District.
The mpliment of an almost unanim'
ons election to the President Judgeship
seldom falls to the lot of u young man.
Judge Woodward will honorably strive to
justify the selection, and deserve it, We
have no doubt.
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a6S" We have been requested TO state,
that the Union Church, in Cooper township,
Montour county, will be dedicated to the
worship Of God, on the 2nd and 3rd of May
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eay~ Town SUBSCRIBERS. Those Of our
town subscribers who do not receive their
papers will please inform us. Our carrier
has had considerable difficulty, in finding
their residences.
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pS" EAsTER-Ncxt Sunday comes a.
gain that season ofcggs-eggs boiled, eggs
fried, eggs roasted, eggs raw, colored eggs,
white eggs, "bully" eggs, bad eggs, and
eggs of every kind Incipient poultry is
hustled about by everybody, and swallow.
cd without reference to feathers, claws or
spurs. Lent, too, closes then, and we are
Permitted to go back into the ways of the
world and do pretty much as we pleese.-
A good time is Easter.
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sas- Rev, j. Il. BRADLEY, formely Of
this place, and now of Danvillc, will this
spring, take charge of the Grovemont
Boarding School at PhUnixville, Pa.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

andLhait however mistaken they may be in their
views, the great body of ,hem are equally honest.
and upright with themselves Mutual susp;c-
ion, and reproaches may, in time, oFeate nlu-
Iual hostility, and artful and designing men
will always be found who are ready TO kmeat
these fatal divisions, and TO infame the natural
leaouses OF different sections of The country.
The history OF the world is full of such ex
ampes and especially in the history of lepub-
lies
When ldok upon the present condition of
the Territory, and contrast it with what it was
when first entered it, | feel satisfied that NV
administration has not been prejudicial TO lis
interests On every hand, now perceive un-
mstakable indications of welfare and prosperity.
The honest settler occupies his quiet dwelling,
with his wife and children Clustering around
him, unnoested, and fearless OF danger The
solitary traveller pursues his uav unharmed.
over every public thoroughfare. The torct, of
The incendary has bern exiinpuished. and
the cabins which by it we're destroyed have
been replaced with m0ie substantial build-
ings. Hordes of banditti no longer lie in wal,
IN every ravine fox plumber and assassination.
lnvaslons Of hostile armies have ceased and in
furaled parisans, LIVING in our midst, have en-
phalcaly turned their swords into plowshares,
and their spears into pruning hooks. Laburers
are everywhere at work-farmers are also un-
derlakng rapid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are
driving thriving trade-and mechanics persu-
ing with profit their various occupations. Real
estate, In town aud country, has increased in
value almost without precedent, until some
places 1t Is commanding prices that never could
have been anticipated
Whether this healthy ard happy change is
the resu solely Of my Executive labors. or not,
it certainly has occurred during my admins
tration Upon yourselves must plainly depend
the preseryalivi and perpetuiiysof the present
prosperous cufdiun If hffars Guard il with
unceaslng vigilance, and protect il as you would
your lives. Keep down that party spirit which
it permitted tt obtain the mastery, must lead I,
desalatlon. Watch closely aud condemn in it:
inla0cy, every insdous movements that car
possibly tend to dlscord and disunion Suffer ne
local prejudices 10 disturb the prevailing harmony
10 every appeal to these, turn deaf ear, as
did the Saviour of men to The promptings D
E the deceiver Act as united band of brothers
bound to9ether by one common lie. Your in
4 teress are the same, and by this course alon
can they be maintained Follow this, and you
hearts and homes will be made light and happ,
by the richest blessings of kind and Munif
cent Providence.
: it'll thanks TO the peaceful citizens of Kan
sas, to The ladies of the Territory, and to tb
military department of the West, Gov. Gear
closes h S address.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02

and those claiming under him must be holden
to abide tle consequences Of introducing slave
ry both in Missouri territory and Michigan con-
trary to law, and on that ground Rachel was
declared to be entitled to freedom"
In answer to the argument that, as an
officer of the army, the master had a right to
take his slave into free territory, the court
said no authority of law Or the government
compelled him to keep the plaintiff there as
slave.
"Sbal il be said that because an officer Of
the army owns slaves in Virginia that when as
officer and soldier he is required to take com
mand of q Tort in the non slagehoIding states
OF territories. he thereby has II right to take
with him az many slaves as will suit his in
lerests or convenience 1t surely canuot be law.
If this be true, the court say, then it Is also
true that the convenience or supposed conye-
nience Of the officer repeats, as 10 him and
others whollave the same character, the ordl-
nance and the act of 1891 admitting Missouri
into the URon and also the prohibition OF the
several laws and constitutions of the non slave
ing states"
In Wilson ogt. Melvin "A Missouri r.,
1927 it appeared the defendant left tennessee
with an intention of residing in Illinois, tax.
ing his negroes with him. After month.
stay in Illinois, he took his negroes to St
Louis and hired them, then returned to lii
nois. On these facts the inferior court ipstruc
ted the jury that the defendant was sojourn
err in Illinois. This the Suprme Court helt
was error, AMI the judgment was reversed.
The case Of bred Scott agt. Emerson az
Missouri Rep, 6S2, March Term, 1852 viii
now be stated. This case involved the iden
teal question before us, Emerson having
since the hearing, sold the plaintiff to Stan
ford, the deaedant -,e..-.-. :,
Two 81 Tte judges ruled the case, tn
ChifJustee dissenting. 1t cannot be i'm
proper to state the grounds Of the opinion 0
the court and of the dissent
The court say: Gases of this kind ar
not strangers in our court. Persons hav
been frequently here adjudged to be entitle
to their freedom on the ground that their mas
ters held them in slavery in territories o
states in which that institution is prohibited
From the first case decided in Cur couI
might be inferred that this result was brough
about by presumed assent of the master
from the fact Of having voluntarily taken hi
slave to place where the relation Of maste
and slave did not exist But subsequcr
cases base the right to exact the forfeiture {
emancipation as they term it, on the grounC
it would seem, that il was the duty Of tn
courts, of>this state to carry into effect til
constitution and laws of other states and tel
ritories, regardless of the rights, the policy {
the institutions of the people Of the state"
{T0 BIZ CoNCLUDED.)
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-02
From Washington

WASHINGTON, March "a. The Depart
monts are being overwhelmed with applica-
tions, personal and by mail, for minor APP
pontments, growing out Of the principle of
rotation.
MIR. Appleton has decided to leave the
Union newspaper, and return to Maine, ac-
cepting the Collectorship at Portland The
Union will henceforth cease to be the organ,
Mr.. Buchanan having decided that he does not
need an instrument OF that character. There
are only two members of the Cabinet lavora.
bic to an organ. The remainder are opposed
to it,
Several applications have been made for
the construction of the wagon roads to the
Pacific, authorized by an act of the last
Congress, but by the Secretary Of the Inte-
rior has taken no action in the premises.
The correspondent of the Commercial .Ad.
oertiser says persons who have accompanied
Gov. Geary to this city state very freely their
opinion that a civil war will take place there
within thirty days, if the Government takes
with the Border Ruffian party.