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VIM. B. BRADDURY'S
PIANO- FOR FIESTA BLISlLlZEN1
No. 127 Rroomo Street, NEW York.

No. Az BrOomC street, NEW YORK.
The subscriber resp ctfuy invites the attention of
MS friends and the public generally to his PiannFortG
Establishment at no. i4i BOonc street CUnJr OfCrOsby
Street.
Having Withdrawn his interest, stock and material
from Tia. late firm Of" Igttc BradsDurry, winch ilrm
was dissolved on the 3Ist January, ult, and having
purchased the cnire stock Of Piano Fortcs and Piano.
Forte Material owned by his brother, Edward G.
bradbury, III the said firm he Is now prrparPcd to
lppy the increased demand for his Cilebraled Piano
Turlrs Employing the most skilitul and experienced
vorkmcn with large stock ufte best and most thor
uuglY seasoned material and an abundance n capital
he taken III hand the personal supervision o thc
ihe whole business of manufacturing his instruments ANA
is enabled out piauOFUrtcs of uncIuaed tone
and durableness.
BRADBURY'S NEW SCALE PIANO FORTE.
In The arrangement of our scale drawn and pre-
pared with the utmost care expressly Tor our new
instruments, we have added every Improvement Nhlcl
ran any way tend To the perfection of lhr llaho'
Forte, aud confidently assert, that for decacy
touch, volume, purity. hrillianCy aud sweetness "i
tpno combined with that strength aus soidy 5l frame
necessary durability, these instruments are uhc-
qualrd, .
'SlRESGTH ANp BE 'UrY' Is our motto and we invite
the closest criticism of the best unbiased judges III inc
ldud
~ Every instrument warranted for hvn years
WM. Il. BRADBURY,
421 Hro0mc St. cor OF Crosby, New YORK.
March n, lsG3.-3m
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VOLUME 27
Judge Woodward's regard for
the Sabbath.

Judge Woodward is not only orc of our
wsest Jurists aud abest statesman, but he
is man Of the purest moral character, a
consistent member Of the Episcopal churh
and model christian gentleman. In
conversation few days since with an in.
telligsnt gentleman of this county, who had
been engaged in some legal transactions
IN the county Of Huntingdon, during the
time Judge Woodward presided over tho
courts OF that district, he related 40 incl.
dent which shows both the good practical
sense and the firmly fixed religious primes
pies OF our candidate for the Office OF Gov.
ernor.
In Huntingdon county it has been Gus.
tomary to summon the Jurors to assemble
at ten O'Clock on Monday morning of Court
week. As the county was large this
obliged many Of them TO travel on the
Sabbath day. Before diacharging the
grand jury al the first court he held jude
Woodward alluded to the fact in iittinc
terms, remarking on the duty of strict
observance of the Sabbath. and giving il
as his opinion that no public busiless, ex-
cept that of the most urgent character,
could justify public officials in rcouirinp
men to leave their homes and travel on
the Sabbath. He notified those present
and the court officials that thereafter tbe
jurors would be summoned TO attend on
tuesday instead of Monday morning, and
this rule he established and adhered 10 in
all the counties OF his district. BY prop-
er arrangement of business all the time
OF Monday was fully taken up with other
matters, and on Tuesday morning the iu.
rors were ready and the court ready to
proceed with the trial list without interrun.
tton. Our informant added that tho bust
ness oil the court never seemed to be Car
rled on SO smoothly and SO rapidly as
when under the direction of this able
christian Judge. In the hands of such q
man all the best interests of the Common.
wealth will be eminently safe.
Fulton Democrat.
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III

It was unfair and unwise to give him credit
for what others had done.
Mr.. Fuller charged that Governor Cur
tins friends were trying 10 suppress this
resolution.
Mr.. Cummings wanted 10 known if Mr..
Mcclure would vote for the resolution if
it was made to read "and the Administra-
tion," instead of Stanton
Mr.. Mcclure denied that any antagon.
ism existed between Mr.. Stanton and him
self,
Mr.. Fuller thought its suppression would
be regarded as a condemnation of Mr.,
Stanton, which was meant by some men.
Hc knew that Governor Curtin was in
open antagonism with Secretary Stanton.
Mr.. Mcclure said he knew that Mr.
Curtin was on good terms with every
member of the cabinet!
Mr.. McVcigh moved to insert "the Ad-
ministration" for Secretary Stanton"
Mr.. Dickcy opposed the resolution.
Mr.. Carnaghan urged its adoption as
amended,
The amendment was accepted by Mr..
Heighold and unanimously adopted.
The Convention then adjourned,
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Wanted.

Some gentleman Of easy conscience and
moderate endowments, to run as candl-
date for Governor in Pennsylvania. He
must believe that Abraham Lincoln is a
"second Washington y that the present
administrator is the Government that
all Republican officers are patriots; that it
is "disoyal' TO talk of the Constitution in
war times that the "Unlon as it was is
hot worth having that the people of this
nation have Eo rights except what their
rulers choose to concede them that "mil-
itary necessity" is above all law; that free
speech and free press are empty names no
longer fit for Americans to use that there
should be but one party, and that the Re-
publican party that GEO. b. McCLEL-
Ian is ";raitor )" and that all the peo-
PIE who advocate the principles embodied
in the Constitution, and Washington and
Jackson's Farewell Addresses, are "Cep-
perheads," deserving no lighter punishment
than hanging, No persons not possessing
these qualifications need aply. Wages
good. Address, CAMERON, McMlcHAEL
~ Co Harrisburg or Philadelphia, Pa.
Ere Observer,
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Reading Rail Road.
SUMMER ARRANGE MENT,

.~tREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH AND
II Northwest for Philadelphia New York, Reading,
pottsviiic, Lebanon. Allentown, Easton, &c, &c.
Traius leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia. New York
ReadIng Pottsve and all intermediate stations, at
a. m, aud p. ~ .-
New York exptess leaves Harrisburg at e.l5 a. III
arriving at New York at . 10 the same morning.
Fares from harrisburg To New York So 10; Ia
Philadelphia So 81 and 81 o0 Baggage checked
through.
Returning leave New York at a, NJ, u noon and
g. H., (Pitisburg EXpress) Leave Philadelphia at elS
4 NJ, aud 3.30 IN.
Sleeping cars in the New York express trains througs
20 aud from Pittsburgh without change.
Passengers by the Caawissa Railroad leave Tamaqua
1T $50 m. and 2lj m., for Philadelphia, New orb
aud all Way Points.
Trains leave Pottsvillc at 9.l5 a. aud 230 p.
ior Philadelphia, Harr sburg and New York.
An Accommodation passenger train leoves Reading
at geo a. M and returns from Philadelphia at 500 PIN
Hs All the above trains daily, Sundays excepted
A Sunday train leaves PUttsvilG at I,3O a. m, and
Philadelphia at 3l5 p. IN.
Commutaton, mileage, season. and excursion tickets
At reduced rates to and from all points. -
G. A. N1COLLS,
May 90, 1868. General Superintendent.
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Miscellaneous.
Abolition State Cow, .Ltion.
A. G.. CUrt5n Uo0iRate1 for Gov1nOr--
lion, John Agncao far Supreme Judge.

PITlsDURG, August 5.--The abolition
State Convention as>nblcd this morning,
at IL o'clock at Concert Hall.
General G. Il. Marklp, Chairman Of the
State Committee, called the Convention to
order.
James Campbell, of Schuylkil county,
nominated a. d. Maxwell, Of Northamp-
ton, as temporary chairman.
Thomas Marshall, of Allegheny county
nominated George Lawrence of Washing
ton.
On motion of A. X, Mcclure, the Sec-
reary was first chosen.
Hon, e. Mcpherson, cf Adams, was
unanimously Gle cted secretary.
The Convention then proceeded to en-
roll its delegates.
After perlecting the roll Of delegate by
emitting those for the contested district, Il
vote was taken for temporary Chairman.
AID. Maxwell CHE Curtin candidatc)
received rs votes, and George Lawrence
[Opposition) 45 votes.
Mr.. Maxwell took the chair, made lit
tie speech implorcd them to nominate a
man who could be elected, and sat down,
The names Of the delegates were called, a
Committee on resolutions named and the
Convention adjourned till hall past three
p, NJ.
The Committee on contested seats uaani-
mously reported in favor Of b, Hamilton,
Of Clcarfeld county, G. p. Waller (ScDa-
torial), of the Eighth District G.. Mason,
oil the Ninth Senatorial District; George
Landon and w. G.. Murccr, of Bradford
county; J. S. Hacker, of Lancaster, and
d. Barclay, of Armstrong county.
A warm discussion arose on giving the
delegates who contested the seats the
chance to be heard.
Hon. L. Mcpherson, Hon. Tracy and
Hon. HechoId, were in favor Of granting
them time. Mr.. Mcclure and others op-
posed it, but the Convention finally agreed
to give each speaker fifteen minutes.
There was no one objection to the report
until Bradford county was reached, when
Mr.. Tracy made warm speech, claiming
a seat on the grounds that the Convention
which elected him was the only Legitimate
one, its call being the broadest.
Mr.. George Landon, to whom the Com
mittec gave the seat, contended that his
election took place first and was regular.
Mr.. w. B. Mann argued at length in
favor of Mr.. Landon, because he thought
he was a representative OF the largest mum.
Der.
Mr.. George Lawrence endorsed the re,
port of the committee, and it was adopted
aud Hon. Henry w. Tracy of Bradford
turned one of tho convention (whereal
Pee John rejoices.)
James j., Campbell moved that the
Convention proceed to nominate candi'
dates for Governor and Supreme Judge.
Hon. w. McKcnnan, OF w Washiugton
offered the folowina resolution
Whereas, An antagonism, AT once deplor-
able and bitter, has sprung up between
the friends OF the two leading candidates,
both of whom have rendered conspicuous
services to the country;
And 'ChereaS, The existence of this feel
pg will impair the efficiency Of either a
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yALLANDIGHAMS RECORD.

THIS work contains the principal Speeches of Hon.
L &. l.. NALLANDIGHAM on
.4BOLI2TON, TIE UNION, AND TIE CIVIL WHR'
parts Of other Speeches, Letters, Noes ETC. II IS
aud someIy printed on good, 2is pages large Svo and
has very finely cSecuted steel engraved likeness oi
MIR. Vallandigham, .
Also revised and approved by Mr.. Vallandigham, 1t
H. having large sale
Price paper covers, 90 cts. Cloth Sl0O; delivered
by mail rr express prepaid, on receipt Of price.
a liber nj discount to Agents and dealers
Publ. he'd by J. J.WALTLR CO.,
ColuaIbus, Ohio
u A copy will be sent To every editor VINO inserts
tho above und this notice before July LIST, 1868 and
sends amdrkod copy Of his paper to the publishers
June u, IeG3--lIn
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Select Poetry.
THE UNION.

our Union, the gift Of our fathers
In wrath roars the tempest above
The darker and nearer our danger,
The warmer and closer our love.
Though stricken, it never shall perish
1t bends, but not breaks to the blast;
Foes rush out in fury to rend IT,
But we shall be true to the last.
Our Union, ordained Of Jehovah
Man sets not fiat aside
As well ceave the wclkin asundcr,
As the one mighty system divide.
The grand Mississippi sounds ever,
From pine down to palm, the desree
The spindle, the corn, and the cotton,
One pUan shout, Union to theel
Our Union, the lightning of battle,
First kindled the flame of its shrine
The blood aud the tears Of our people
Have made it forever divine.
In hattlc we then will defend it
Will fight till the triumph is won
Till the States form the realm of the Unio
AS the sky forms the realm of the sun
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ALAw TO PUNISH PoyERTY.-lt is
well enough to put things in their true
shape, Let us try it,
BE IL enacted by lie Co0gyeSS Of The
UHHed States, That any able-bodied man
between the ages of twenty and forty five
who shall from any cause be 100 poor 10
pay three hundred dollars on demand
Shall be seized and conveyed to the nearest
military post and compelled to serve in
the ranks as a private soldier for the full
term of three years, any provisions in the
Federal or State Constitution to the con,
trary notwithstandiDg,-LOgan Gazette.
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EXCHANGE MOTEL,
pnRLIc SQnLaRE. MlLKES- RARRE. Pa.

PUBLIC SQUARE, IILRES- S-BARRE Pa.
TVHRundorsigncd having taken this well'known stand
formerly of Major Puterhaugh), respectfully suliJ
ats the patronage Of the public
No pains will be spared in any Of its departments 10
sender satisfaction TO all guest The TABLE and the
BAR will always be supplied with the
BEST TIE MARKET AFFORDS
~ Good Stabling for Horses and attentive lostlors.
The "EXchauge" is eligibly situated on the Public
square and has therefore peculiar advantages to per
.ohs attending Court doing business in the public
oihrcs Charges moderate,
n. B.-Whcnevcr You come 10 town, please call:
ii. J. YAPLE.
Wilkes. Barre, Nov, IL, 1869!
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NEW JERSEY LANDS FOR SALE,
ALSO,
GARDEN AND FRUIT FARMS,

Suituhlc for Grapes, Peaches, Pears, Raspberrcs
SttcWbruIcs, BlaCkhcrrics, Currents, &c, of l. % D
~ oa 20 acres each, the following prices for III.
present. VIA: ~ tor 5000 10 acres Tor Sllo
drcs for SuO % for Sl0 acre for S!O lHydblI
by one dollar "A week.
Also, good Cranbury lands, and village lots III Cheat
wood 81 hy loo feet at $40 each payable by on5 dol
lar week. Thc above land and farms, are situate
''hratwOod, Washington township, Darlington count!
New Jersey. For further information, apply Nl'h
U. stamp for circular, to ~
Is FRANKLIN CLARK,
No. ~ Cedar street, hcN iUik, y,
January J.. l-LJ
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GGF. The Louisville JOuruaE thus speaks
of the Republicans:
"rhe Republican party is now an out
and-out radical party-an abolition party
"a revolutionary party-a disunion party.
Upon its overthrow at the ballot-box de-
pends the suppression of :he rebellion, the
salvation of the country, and the welfare
of tho cause Of human liberty"
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WALNUT EEOTEL,

EIGHT STREET, Go lumbia county, Fl
,IIlE undersigned has located AT the above nance
hotel formerly occupied 10y Peter schug, and sole
as share of public patronage. -
- GOod accommodations fpT man and beast IL.
best kind Of liquors at the bar.
J. ID. RICE, Proprietor.
April II, 1868
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DLINDS AND SHHDES.
ID j. WILLIAMS No. IL North Sixth street, pha'
= dclpha. manufacturer Of
Vniiian Blinds and Window
Shades

~ The largest aud finest ASSORTMENT in the city, a
ihe lowest prices. Blinds painted and Trimmed equu
10 new. store shades made aud lettcTed.
APril /, l-G3.-ln
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B-y' Senators have three agcs-mle,
age, patronage and postage.
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