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lying being 50 easy;; 80 fen are engaged in
the business. s;s s s!
Over one million copies pf Webster's
Spelling Book have been sold in the South
since April last, y &
Secretary Seward has directed the seie
cure Of all articles contraband Of war found
ON vessels ssiling for Mexican ports. &
The bridge over the Nenae near Smith:
field IS completed, and the trains on the n,
g. Railroad are NOW running through with.
;ont hindrance, 81.
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1t IS stated, contemplate placing four tracks
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for thirty dollars, and live comfortably init
for two cents e day. SERVANTS charge Fifty
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Another Veto.

On the 10th inst the President returned
to the House of Representatives the bill ex-
tending the Freedmen's Bureau, with his
objections thereto. He considers it uncon-
stitutional and inconsistent with the welfare
of the country and makes the same objec-
tions to it that he made to similar mea-
sure few months ago. He firmly adheres
to the position he then took He opposes
military tribunals for the trial of civilians as
provided in the bill, and as much as declares
that no person shall be deprived of life, lib
erty,or property without due process of law.
He also objects to opportunities given in
the bill to agents of the Bureau to promote
their own interests and accumulate wealth,
both at the expense of the citizen and the
public. He points to the recent investiga-
ton of the doings of the agents of the exist
ing Bureau in justification of his position.
Immediately after the reading of the mes
sage the question was taken upon the bill,
and it passed by vote of 1O3 to 33. The
bill was also passed by the Senate the same
afternoon by the requisite two-thirds vote,
therefore it has become law So we go.
If the Radicals are not defeated in the COM
ing Fall elections we shall conclude that the
American people are willing to accept des-
potic and mongrelized Government. Every
act of the Radicals is loading them with
more guilt.
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10 THE SOLDIERS OF COLUMBIA

A. Convention of honorably discharged
Soldiers and Sailors who favorthe objects of
the call for Soldiers State Convention, at
Harrisburg, Pa, viii meet at the Court
House, in Bloomsbury, at o clock on Sat-
urday the 18th of July, for the purpose of se-
lecting delegates to the said State Conven-
tion, and for the transaction Of other busi-
ness.
Let al come who believe the true objects OF
the war were Peace and Union who believe
that neither radical legislation nor rebel can
non can put State outside the Union who
oppose blotting eleven stars from the flag
which we followed through every State in the
South; who oppose negro suffrage or negro
equality and the men who advocate radical
doctrines; who believe in President John
sons restoration policy, and his vetoes, es-
pecially that Of the Freedmen's Bureau Bill,
which would squander millions on able bod
led negroes, while the land is full Of needy
soldiers, their widows and orphans; in short
who prefer the leadership of President john
son, Grant, Sherman, Meade, and host OF
others, to thatof Gen. Butler, Geary, Greely,
Thad. Stevens, and like spirits ''at the 9TH
er end of the line.
C.B. BROCKWAY.
Julys1S, 1866. Chairman Committee.
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pie remedy aer having suffered several years with
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sumption is anxious make known to his fellow
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Black Copperhead.

During Lincolns Imbecile, blunderings.
ever to be lamented and distressing admin
istration, his friends were necessarily de-
nouncing the Democrats who objected to his
misrule as ''Copperheads 1t seems to me,
that If an honest and moderate opposition
to the sad policy of the late administration,
made us Constitutional Union Democrats
"Copperheads :" then, the immoderate, mad
crusade of the Constitution tinkering dis
union abolitionists, against President John
son and his policy, must certainly make them
black Copperheads. This is a very appro-
pirate name for the Disunionists, who are
the enemies of the Union and peace policy
ofPresldent johnson and according to their
own showing, they are opposed to the gov
ernment," therefore traitors fought not to
be shot or hung" Truly, their own logic
makes them black Copperheads, for. it is a
poor rule that will not work both ways. And
this works here on the double quick. -
Democrats, remember that by Judging your
opponents out of their own mouths, and by
their own deeds, you prove them to be OPP
posed to the Government, traitors, disunion-
lists and black Copperheads Con-.
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pany is at 432 Chestnut street, second story.
The directors expect teHake dividend in a
few days, their gains of late having increas-
ed to such an extent as to enable them to do
this with safety There are at their office at
the present time, some inespecimens of gold
ore and dust, the fruits of their mining la
bors. We were shown yesterday two cans
of the dust which had just been received at
their Office, containing one pound of dust
each
The company was organized last March,
and since then have received from their mines
weekly. Mr.. Vim. ri. Jacoby, of Blooms
burg, is the President, and Mr.. VIM. Blue
has the general charge of the interests of the
company in this city Phil a. Age, July 20.
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The music Is song, of childhood and
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The Deserter Case.

We are very glad to be able to lay before
our readers the opinion of the Supreme
Court, IN the case of the right Of non-re-
porting drafted men to vote.
The opinion was delivered by STRONG,
Justice, who is a republican in politics and
has uniformly concurred with Justices Reed
and AgDew, in all questions of constitutional
law, which have arisen during the rebellion
and therefore, this conclusion, reached bv
him in the present case, is important. As
showing the impregnable position of the De-
mocracy upon the question. It is another
endorsement of their position by the Court,
and as gratifyingas those previously made,
and mentioned in our paper. The aboli-
tionists cannot call this partisan, decision,
it closes their nouthsaud settles the question
of the power of Congress and the Legisla-
ture forever Thedecision isa great triumph
of law, order, and Democracy.
Democrats would reach Judge Strong
conclusions by adiferent course ofreasoning.
But the conclusion being right, we are not
inclined to quarrel about Che road he travels.
Some day We may review it fully. Even
now it vindicates the Democracy completely.
a. CoFFRoTH, OF the 10th District, has
been declared not entitled to a seat in Con-
gress that body having so decided, leaves
Koontz, the contestant, to take the seat.
Thus have the Disunionists added another
vote to-m2ke up their majority Of tive thirds
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The Philadelphia Convention.

1t is little curious that while the World
and Daily NelCS favor this Convention, the
organs and leaders of the two great political
parties both strenuously oppose it. Our read
ers already know what Republican journals
say of it !; they will find elsewhere some ex-
tracts from the New York Leader, the re-
cognized organ of Tammany Hall The
Leader, it will be seen, denounces the pro-
posed Convention as vigorously as the Irtt-
6ne
If, as the World and Times, evidently be-
lieve, MIR. johnson and Mr. Seward are en-
gagged in this movement for a Convention,
the following words in the Leader would
seem to be very harsh:
I'm regard to the proposition to merge the
great democratic party in this movement, \
it is not prepared to surrender
its leaders and transfer its forces to the mer-
cy of those who come claiming to be COM
manders-in-chief, without any rank or file,
without weapons of warfare, without anu
milton, without baggage or baggage wagons,
or even ambulances, hut on foot, weary and
wasted, defeated and detected, CARRYING with
them nothing but the record of their losses
and defeats and the prestige of played-out
power, and who should be extremely thank
ful for rest, shelter and protection, instead
of being anxiousfor command and control
The WorLd, by the way, this morning pre-
tends that the EUening Post approves of the
Philadelphia Convention. Thisis wrong, the
Erening Post only maintains the right of
people to hold Conventions freely, at their
own pleasure to utter their sentiment be-
fore the country, and make known their
wishes and purposes, and by all such lawful
means to influence public opinion in their ia
vor. The EUening Rsthas never, ike some
of its contemporaries, approved beforehand
policynot yet declared, or endorsedin blank
as business man would say.-M T. Ere-
ming Post
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rThe Grovesteen Piano Forte

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ERRORS OF YOUTH

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
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No. I3 Chambers l., New. York,
Feb o. Ia66.-Iy-SMP
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DEAFNESS. BLINDNESS.

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he has secrets in his pIaciice ARTIFICIAL
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nF MANIs srRENG1n A ren,le

r0HEGLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH A gentle
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Genital Debility, Nightly Emissions. and Seminal
Weakness, the result of youthful indiscretIon. and
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ed, the simple means used by him, which effected a
cure in a few weeks after the failure cf numerous
medicines. Send directed envelope agd stamp and
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EDGAR TREMAIN. I2eth ST. n, Y. City.
ovELY GIRLS AND FESTIVE BOYS, send an
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Address MARY MOOkE, S3l broadway, N. Y.
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STRANGE BIT TRuE

Every young lady and gentleman the United
States can hear something very much their advan.
tage by urn mail Gree ofchsrge by addressing the
Undersigned, Those having fears of being humbugg.
ed will obige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant.
THO5. CHAPMAN
s3l Broadway, New York.
Feb, %, 1866 -Iy.S SNIP
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A>sOciale Judge.

aNASMUCH n has long been conceded that
! Of the ASSOCIATE JUDO Is should come from
the side Of the river and through the urgent
Of the Democracy OF both sides OF the river
hav. been induced become candidate fer =
nomination. lat the same time Ihsnking the Democ-
for faEoys) subject TO the decision Of The
De mocratic County Convention.
STEPHEN BALDY.
Iuna ISGe
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Associate Judge.

WE ave authorized to announce the name ofRICH-
ARD FRUIT Of Madison township, as a candidate
for A SSOCIATE JUDGE, AT Ihe coming general
election, subject TO the decision OF ibe D-mocr
County Convention. which will be held In August
next. and he socits the suffrage Of his Democratic
friends.
Inn
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Re.ister and Recorder.

HAVING been warmly urged and encouraged by my
II Democratic friends throughout the Ceinty 10 be
a candidate for REGISTER AND RECORDER.
hereby offer myself TO the Democratic voters fJr
that position. subject the decision Of Comfy
Convention in Augut next Should IL be the 7eas-
{ the people give the nomination and
election will perform the duties Of that ofice with
fidelity and TO the best OF my ability.
SAMUEL NETRAED-
Centre taxpshin Jnue laf6
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A LII MAY MARRY HAPPILY. irrespective OF
n wealth, age or be auty and the love Of the op'
poste sex can be gained by following simple rules.
Send directed envelope and stamp to MADAME LII
CII.LE DEMARRE, Station ID, Bible Street, New
York City.
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Senatorial.

the earnest request Of any DE- moefafic ffisnds
"A have consented TO be candidate for the Office
of STATE SENATOR. at the coming election sub
jrct the decision of the Democracy Of this county
we'll as OF the District,
JAMES 8. MeNINCH.
Catawissa, June H. 1886. a.trs
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ASsOciafe Judge.

N have been authorized announce the name
w ofELIJAH C. RiCKErTs. Of Orange wnship
for the office Of A-SOcI VIE JUICE, Of The Courts
Of Cola nha County, suh-rt the usage of the
mating Convention, winch will be held in Augasf
Inn e
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Associate Iudgc.

WE have been requested TO state that ANDREW
FREAS. Esqr, Of Centre township. win be q eandi-
date for the Office o. ASSOCIATE JUDO E, the
ensuing general election, subject TO the drcision
OF the Democratic County Convention whieh VIII
Le held in August next
Inn n I-t.f
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B~ The new paper at Williamsport, sail
ing under the cloak of conservatism, has
run UP the name Of GEARY, the Radical
candidate, for Governg. Thus, one byene,
the conservative johnson papers fall into
the support Of the Radicals candidates
GEAKYsis the candidate Of Stevens, EoTney
e Co
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Associate Judge.

HAVING been induced through the earnest solieita
i tiOns OF my Democratic friends. 20 allow my
name TO be used in conneIisn with the once o 3
ASSOCIATE JUDGE Of Coiumbia County, take
this occasion 20 announce the Democratic electors
that will he candidate, subject 10 th- decision
the Convention. JACOB EVANS.
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Greeley Alarmed.

The New York 1ESbsne has been most BIT
ter in its denunciatiori of the National Union
Convention to be heIeI in Philadelphiaon the
14th of August. Its fears are excited to such
pitch that it raves iranticaIly from day to
day. At first it affected to despise the move
ment as insignificant; Of late, however, it
has altered its tune. In late issue it
says:
s'This Philadelphia Convention has the
substantial support, to start with, of the par
ty which poIled over :, 800, 900 votes for Nc
Clellan and Pendleton in 1864 Then it is
backed by the essentially unchanged rebels,
with scarcely an exception. Add to these
the Federal Executive, with its despotic pow
er over what Mr. Randall terms the 'bread
and butter" of more, than One Hundred
Thousand Republicans now in Office, yet who
are given to understand thatthe official heads
must fall if they fail TO support my policy,
and the Philadelphia Convention movement
is seen to be sufficiently formidable to justify
and demand fixed attention.
No wonder the Tribune is startled by its
own figures We will not complain about
the terms of classification it employs, or the
names it applies to opponents. 1t is at lib
erty to style every Southerner who is not
ready to endorse the doctrine of negro suf-
frage an unchanged rebel" 1t may stig
matize the vast body OF Conservative Repub-
licans who stand by President johnson as it
sees fit. Its i'll names viii make them none
the less numerous or respectable The fact
stands out well ascertained and acknowl-
edged, according to the Trt6utne's own show
: Il - ID
can party is already hopelessly in the minor
ity when the vote of the whole country is
taken into account. The Philadelphia Con-
vention will represent large majority of
the people of the United States. 1t is no
wonder Greeley is alarmed at the formidable
character of this political movement 1t
promises to destroy the radical disunion par
ty in the North, and that speedily, for which
all good men should be thankful.
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AN EXTENSIVE SALE AND DISTRIBUTION
n OF Pianos, MeIodians. Gold and Silver Ware.
is now going at the salesroom of REED & BRO.
"a Liberty Street. " Y. These goods sold at
J WO DOLLARS EACH, Regardless Of Value. Send
TWENTY FIVE Cents for numbered n Office, or
ONE DOLLAR for SIX. The number Of each No.
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PER WEEK Send for Circular,
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Senatorial.

a the earnest solicitation Of my Democratic
- friends in the county shout the eistrIef
have been induced to offer myself ms a candidate
for the ONCE Of STATE SENATOR subject 90 the
ussges of the Democracy Of the District.
PETER ENT.
Light Street June
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LOVE AND MATRIMONY.

LADIES and gentle men. il you wish marry, ad-
dress the undersigned, who will send you. without
ey and without price, valuable Information that
will enable you marry happily Irrespective Of
wealth or b. anty, This information will cost ysu
nothing and If you wish 10 marry, will cheerfuily
assist you. All letters strictly confidential. Th de-
sired information by return mail and reward
asked. Address
SARAH b. LAMBERT.
Grecnp Jnt, Kings Co., New York.