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nl- The President has vetoed the su,

&C. The President has vetoed the sup
Elementary Reconstruction bill, but it was
Immediately passed over his head by two.
thirds vote. hlilitarydespotism isnow made
complete over ten States of the Union, and
the first step towards establishing the same
absolute aesrotisln over the Northern States
has already been taken. Senator Wilson,
of Massachusetts, on Saturday, introduced
a bill in the Senate TO force, by fines and
penalties, aegro suffrage on all the States
Of the Union How do you like the pros
pect, ye poor, deluded, bumbugged Repub-
licans who profess to be opposed to negro
suffrage and deny that your party favors it
Eo you see itnow, or do you still prefer to re-
main wilfuly blind?
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Ca The country may well feel rsjoiued.
The Rump Congress has adjourned, oragreed
to take d recess until the let Of July The
loyal thieves, country-destroying, and hi
deserving devils, have left Washington for
a short time, to visit their constituents. -
Those who represent an honest constituency,
Tor misrepresent) should be ashamed to show
their faces at home The people have been
disgraced by these men, and feel indignant
at their late conduct. The vii! of the peo-
pie has been totally ignored, throughout the
entire proceedings Of this Rump, calling it.
self CONGRESS. They have trampled the
rights and privileges Of the white American
people under foot and have endeavored to
place an inferior race of people in an un-
natural position. We mean thenegro. We
would accord to him all the rights and priv
ileges that he would seem to be entitled to,
but we never should consent that he be pa.
ccd on an equality with us at the balot-box
Sumner and Wilson say he shall, and all the
small whelps in the country yelp, amen!
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JURORS FOR NAY
TERN. 1867.

Bloom-- Josiah u Furman, Isaiah ". Hartman.
Thnmls J. Wennrr
lriurcreek--E Enos u. Adams John Fesier jr.
Bravor--Ch1s. r. Mann, Nathan Bredbcnder. Ma
than BreIibendrr, ar.
,oro, Herwick--WN. " Rttehoise.
atawissa--J0hn Martz. Adam Fcderof.
FrankIin--Georgs Hartman.
Fishiugcr.ek--Wm Ash, Philip App'sman.
Gr.enw ood--laa,es Manning, John Miller.
Hsa,iock-Hugh w. McReynolds, Andrew J. Enl'
nett, isaac Fursci. VIM, u. shoe maker. VIM. Win
terste.n, John Beiz
L"eust--Prter Miller. Jacob Harner.
Mitin -John @ hctier.
Mnntonr--tsaac MUwary.
MaIiso,--Wm Bartoh, samuel Rimby.jr.
Mt. Plea.ant--P,tr Hipprnstcsl.
Uranse--J.sse Brurnstetler.
PIne--lra Purscl.
Roatirgcr.ck--DauieiR Rarig.
Scott--Jahn Shu nan, A q Tharnton.
sugarl0 ,s-- JN.iah Il Fri,z, Henry z Hess,
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PRor. Louis AGAssIz. Eminent Ameri.
can Diviues, including the Reverend Drs
Chaplin, Sawyer, Osgood, Bellows, Froth-
ingham, Hedge, Collyer, Ryder, Clarke,
and Revs Emerson, Bartholomew, Ballou,
and Hspworth. Also Ex-Governor Blair,
and philo Parsons of Michigan. Also, por-
trait of the Veteran Eagle "Old Abe; !"
Woman's Rights and Woman Wrongs, by
Hon. John Neal Shaker communities !;
Aboriginal Legendsof North America; Our
National Military Service--1'he Army; Can
We Think Of Two Things at Once? Pope s
Essay on Man; European Guide Books,
etc, in April rilnumber chronological journal.
Only 20 cents, or So year. Address Fow.
Ter l. Wells 3s9 Broadway, New York.
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"Balsam of Horehound,'

A safe, speedy, and certain cure for Coughs Colds
NUars srness etc. etc ,aTording Immediate relief in
all affections Of the Throat and Lungs.
1t hus no equal. W Price SO cents at
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"REcoNsTRucrED Judging from the
local elections which have lately taken place,
throughout the country, the Democracy is
becoming reconstructed about as fast as
possible. From every section the news
comes Of sweeping Democratic gains, and
the overthrow of the black monster-mon-
grelism. Let the good work 60 on. 1t is
the kind of "reconstructing' we love to see
the only kind that can ever reconstruct
the country. Bellstante Watchn,an. .
TIE NURsERY--a monthly Mga='ne for
youngest readers-by FANNY SEAvERNs );
published by John l.. Shorcy, No. l3,
Washington Street, Boston. Terms, SIS
per annum, or Is cents for single copy.
This is an interesting and useful little publ.
cation for the young reader 1t is calculated
to anluse as well as instruct them. Hand
somely printed and bound
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Democratic state Convention.

The Democratic State Committee, at its
meeting, on January 20::., at Harrisburg,
adopted the following resolutions:
let. That the regular Convention Of the
party, for nominating candidate for the
eupreme Bench, be held at Harrisburg, on
che Second Tuesday Of June, 1867, at twelve
o'clock NJ, and that said Convention be com-
posed Of the usual number Of delegates
End. In addition thereto, it is recommend.
- to the Democracy Of Pennsylvania TO
forthwith elect, in the usual manner, two
delegates, Of recognized position and intiu.
eoce in the party, for each Representative
and Senator in their respective district, who
ehall meet in Mass Convention, at Harris
burg, on day to be fixed by the Chairman
Of the State Central Committee.
BY order Of the Democratic State Com,
WIN. A. WALLACE, Chairman,
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THE CROPS In ALABAMA.-The Selma
Times has a correspondent who speaks en-
couragingly Of the prospect for crop in
central Alabama. The planters have their
lands all bedded up and in condition, or
very nearly 80, to receive the cotton seed
when the time comes. They commenced
very generally to plant corn last Monday,
but the rains have suspended planting for
the present. s-5a rt-T .a t.r.t s...
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All the above preparations prerared only. and for
sale by HENbERSHi'rr.
April ,, T7--it. Main Street, Bloomsbury.
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H5i,ampoo LIQUID"

For Ccanl-s ',e Head. and removing tho nand
ruff p,enins .!,so OF Hair and Disease Of the scalp,
BY removing the cause. u Price. a5 CENTS at
HENUERSHUrTF.
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ea- We are in receipt Of a paper from
Philadelphia entitled Eoeaiag Star 1t is
chiefly devoted 70 advertising and local trans
aetionA, ss. at, rtu. Hb ,lr .a5A
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LrXECUTRIX'S NOTICE,

Estate Of John Chapman, decAasad.
i4,,,ys :cs,amen,ary on the estate Of John Chap
man, late VI Cenliala Borough. COrgSl1 County.
have hern s-an,ed by this Register If said County,
to Mary Tn tpnsn and Maria Am har.Ity. t,th u
C,ntrsiia Borough, and County aforesaid. An trr.
sons hav ing claims against the estate of the decs.
dent are Iequesieh To present them fer sn'ileaeat.
and those indebted ta thu estate will make pnyneu
to the unde rsiynsd without delay.
MARY CHArMiN.
MARIA A. HAuGrTY.
cfntrnisa. Fob. q, .T7-rw EIeru,rtxs \
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W h1skEFs AND
MUSTAC lest

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three % fva weeks by using Dr. rsrvirne's Res
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10 1, ,1t'a ssifnee Setisg upo3 the Beard s2d Gai'
IN { a.iirt. u:ygtnsus manner. u has t-!rn used
by the eie Of Paris and Lonc 1i.h IRE nsst Hat
tcr!ny SUCCESS. Names M all purchasers will hs
registered snd entire sati.faction IS mt given In
every Instance the mon sy will be eheeTfuiy resume.
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IMPROVED. The "ColmnIia Democrat" I"
and "Star Of the North published by the
Hon. W. II, JAcoBY, at Bloomsbury, has,
on the opening Of the Thirty First Volume,
been materially improved, and the name
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crat" 1t is one Of the most ably yconducted
and soundcst Democratic Journals in Penn
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as it has for quarter of century, as the
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,2e, HOOP SKIRTS

e2s, HOOP SKIRTS 4, |8
NEW SPRING STYLES, !,g,LE
Embracing every New and desirptia On
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any othNs make Of either sing,a or osuhi,< <n IN
Skirt IN the American Navket.I They ~ Wan ilSt
10 every respect. aud wherever introduced sivN,1R
vsr,a' ss, sfseon They ass. now hs,ns eI,sn IL
.old ny Rssnisr'. snd every Lady should Wy shsS,
"HOpKlN'S OWN MAKE"
and see that each Jkir 10 StanpOd w. r. nookis =
Manufnc,nrer. t?5 Arch Street, rhiladeiphia." No
ut'crs sra Genuine. A ACafaiogus co,ts,ains styls
Size and Retail rriacs sent 10 ,ny address. A Uni.
form ana liberal listount allowed to Dealers Or.
deTs BY aii or otherwise. prom pity and eavef,
hiled. wholesale and Retail, at Mhaufaet0ry ana
sale rooms. No 8sS Arch Street. Phiia deiphia
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Terms. Net Cash One Prirs Only.
March 70. v7-iorao. WIN T. nOPXiNs
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GRAND JURORS FOR MAY;TERM

NANU JUNONo FON NA1t1EN1l
~ 1867.
Rloom--Andrew J Madison.
BtIartrceS -Isaiah Bower.
BoIo berwick John Nc mail.
Bentnn--I X Krickhaum.
Centre SamUci II. Hutchison, Ehas Greasy.
Catawissa-Henry J. Miller.
Con- ynghaui-Uaniri r. Mckeirnan.
fish,nycrcek- David Savage, George ~. Howell
Jackson Ale.
Grcenwooi-HumphreyP Parker.
Hemluck Peter Bruper,
Jnck -nn -Rubsrt Edgar.
Mt Pleas - -nauia VauIerslice, Eilaa Howell.
Mitiin--aaron Masieiicr, John b. Angie.
Main-- AarOn Miller
kIadison-Wiliia PurSel.
Pine--Sh idtick Ewes
RUuringcreck--Abraham Beaver.
Observation-Disclosures Shui,s, Richard K!ls.
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NT- To Farmers and iIorsemen. "sprain and
Sweeney Lin,mcnt"--The mast ctiracous app''ca.
ton in use for spraus Swelling, bruises, sp win.
Ring-Bone, sprinp, Hat. toundercd Feet, Calls.
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST,
NOW RESTORED,

l,J1ys,, JvST puSlisbod. In a sseied cnrs.
Za-s.3 iope. Price 8 cents. A iestuss on ths
nature. ueatment Ind radical euro u
Seminal Weakness or spermaf.'hora.
Induced by self.Abnse Involuntary Euis sions. in,
potency. Esryoas Debility aai: Imp d,ments 70
Marriage generally consuIp,ion. Epilepsy. aad
Fiai Mental and Physicpl lneapaeity. He. ~
Robert J. CoIvsrwsn. NJ. ~. Gvthor Il %, '1ro,a
Bo"k,' &c.
The world renowned author. IN thia shmiratLs Lea.
tups, e,esrly proves from hs o. experience that
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ually removed without Hedieire. and without d'n'
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no matter ~hat his condition may te. may cure
himself ebeapiy. privately and radically, This Lee.
turs viii prove boon 10 thous usnnds and thousands
SEN. unarr sra TO any addIess IN plain envelope.
On reeeiN of s'I cents. or t~o postage stamps.
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AJdyess, CHAs. J e KLINE X CO,
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"Aid TO the S0Mth.'

Yes, aid to the South This we see in
many Democratic papers; and while we are
in favor Of aid generally, to the South, we
do not believe that the South" require,
and much les, demand, any such "aid" as
is proposed to be given them, BY parties in
the North. They certainly do not want
the aid of the Abolition party Of the North ;
they do not want the aid Of any amalgama-
ton party of the North but ii they do want
anything, and they probably do, it is the aid
Of the honest sentiment of the whole land
North and South--an assurance from the
whole country. and, if the matter ia proper
ly considered, from the world, that their
case has been adjudicated in the Court Of
last resort, to wit, the Court where the
sword, to the exclusion Of the cap and gown,
is the only instrument Of justice. TO ,hi.
pause did the case Of the Southern people
come, many months ago. But yet, the
Radicals in the (pretendedl Congress of
the Nation refuse to give the reqisi,e aid,
and the grea; United States of America,
as well as the people Of all countries of the
old world where oppression reigns, and to
whom we have always provided an asylum,
are told by this usurping body of men, that
the prison and the halter may be their doom,
anl tha: the "home" that was promised
them was an illusion and a sham.
"Aid to the South y lie. the dena-
gogucs who profess to be the Congress" Of
the Nation show proper spirit, and no aid
in the way Of money or provisions Or other
necessares Of life will be talked Of. The
South can sustain herself. il not oppressed
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"T MIC BITT e Il S."

Containing no whiskey OF other intoxicating In.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTIty
Estate Of Robert Ga'lcspv, Ieco1s

te,,ers on the estate Of Robert Gailarpy late of
Hemiock township. Columbia County have been
granted by The Register OF said County. to David B.
Wagner, Of Hemiock township, and county aforesaid
All persons having elaims against the estate a,s
tor for settlement and those indebted TO- tar estate
dersigned wi,hoM, delay.
D.B. WAGNER.
HeMIneN. req. IL, IeS7-Sw. AdN'I,
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TIE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION.

The Senate after long debate, adopted a
resolution las substitute for the PROPOSE
tion OF the House, authorizing an adjourn.
ment on Saturday next, the 30th inst, until
the first Wednesday in July, when, unless
otherwise ordered by both houses, further
adjournment shall take place until the frs.
Monday in December This Was regarded
by those who voted for it as sort Of com.
promise, but at this writing there seems to
be some doubt about its adoption by the
House. Schenk opposed it on the ground
that it is virtual adjournment until De.
celnber, and if such is the understanding Of
a majority Of his party friends, its passage
is by no means certain.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

NEW HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
New HAIR Cutting. Shaving. snt oy!ns ssi''a'
has been opsned ia iHJ.
Franc Building, bloomsbury,
on Court House Alley. where. all kinds of work Ia
the bar .srEg iins will be rcGi!y sni. promptly at
teHnGd TO-
Hai, work manufactured IA order. Ladies' Wishing
their haiy drcSsea in Water fal ar iharwiss. "i'a
or without ernp. will be attended 10 ~ lazy, n
,.rnrats spatttrsptl March 20. iS7.
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Wednesday, April 0, 1867.

". PsT1so'LL 4 Co., .: Park Row New York
ess duly authorised 10 solicit AMI vescivs snhae,p.
Mons and advertising for the Democrat star, pub.
Mhsd ~ elocmsbure, Columbia county, IN,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03

There were no nominations of importance
sent to the Senate to-day, with the exception
Of that Of General Rousseau lex.menLer Of
Congress from Kentucky as Brigadier Gen
eral in the regular army, vice Rosecrans, re-
signed Notwithstanding Rousseau's bril-.
liant military record, it is considered doubt
tul whether his nomination will be confirmed.
He is strong friend of the President and
that fact will probably operate against him
in the Senate.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-03
JEFFERSON DAVIS.

It ia understood that the question Of re-
leasing Jefferson Davis, on bail or on his
own recognizance, has been referred to the
Attorney General by the President, for the
purpose Of obtaining his opinion and the
propriety Of such action. It is well settled
that Mr.. Davis will not be tried for an inde6-
uitA Ieriod L's
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THE
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It's finds are invested with regard security halarng Trn's
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THE NATIONAL BANKS.

THE ALBANY, CHICAGO, DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE
QUARTERLY REPORTS.
~ TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, April l4.-The following is an alb
stract Of Quarterly Reports Of the National Banking As
sociatiOns Of Albany. N Y, showing their condition
the morning Of the first Monday In APRIL 1867 before the
commencement OF business on that day:
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satnranu ntiernoon and ihe following $50.

meeting on Saturday afternoon, and the following F0so
buttons were adopted: ,.., IN
R@red That Executive Committee Of Eve be appointed WIN G
rove in all things for and In behalf to OIL
crease NUMBER and generally do all that se can no.
make calls 81 this Committee whenever Geehea in
RlsOred That the and pat IN eject proper
collection Of money to day the expenses o. thls liz
and procure suitable Office for the Transaction I 'as
Chairman and Secretary 10 ANU anu AP
prove all payments made b. The Treasurer
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Announcements

THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CABINET, No. $50
Bwa Of Buss and Casts from the heads the
most Skulls human and animal from all quarters
bencag Egyptian hummies Pirates Robbers hHrdee
and Thieves Paintings and Drawings Of celebrated nd
yduals living dead Museum visitors Examinations with
Charts descriptions daily BY Mesrs PowLEH and Wells
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PASSENGE Frs ARRITED.

FROM SAVANNAH, April IlIn steamship Gen Bsrnes-Mor,
Ketchum M Ketchum Miss Kechu Miss keichum and servant NJ
Egr and family Miss Kennedy Miss Hannah Eugene ieA5s
and wife LADY J. A. PTenis and child G. b. smith g. H.
steele g. Began T. Johnston Mn Bernd w :. Ably J. p r.
Polk WIN GIs Wadlry g. Van Peit Thos Blessing and
lady H. MeCosky lady J. H. Jennings and child Capt O.
Ioans Timer ady AMI two children Mrs L. Keuber Mrs Rich
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p Bnns GTfttha Jane. ay W Waikn and the sieerage
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PERsoNAL.-Ex-Mayor ID. ID. T. Moore of Roches-
ter editor Of Moores Rurtl Hec Yorker, is stopping NJ
the Astor House Mr. ~ s en- route for tho South where
he amending several weeks in observing the con
dtlon of the country and people. Baron st0eek tne
Russian Minister the Clarendon Hotel Judge tled
81 the H. n Supreme Court at the Becyort House Judge
Marvin OF Florida at the Aston House. The Hon RosWe
Hart NJ C.. Rochester, at the Hoffman House. Lieut.
Gov Woodfofd. the Hon. II. X. Low Albany, ana fTOi
Cherrlman, Toronto ut the Fifth-ave Hotel.
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$5,ss2,7O9 90
CITY ITEMS.

Young MEN's ASSOCIATION BAII--The tenth an
nua bah OF the Young Mems Association for the benefit
of the Roman Catholic orphan Asylum will be given on
Wednesday, the Path 1t the Academy VI Music
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If 1000 windows and doors are connected
with your TKIsRAP three wires only are required
around your house. under the edge Of the carpet - -,
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THE LIFE SAVING CoMMIssIoN.-Ihe Comnittec
on Saturday tested the working Of largo number OF
safetyvalves at the machine works No s7 Cherryst the
Committee then adjourned TO 10i o'clock this morning
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Pamphlets sent free

NEW SYSTEM OF VENTILATION.
BY HESEY A, GOuGK.
Pamphlets sent free Address H. A. GoUGg No 25 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

Early last evening Patrick Kenney, an Irish hack
man. aged &c years quarreled with another hackman
whose name is 10 hun unknown, Pier No. a.. North
River foot OF Canalst. and the unknown man stabbed
Kenncy in the left eye, nflicting severe wound The
assailant made his escape The injured man was taken
to the Fifth Precinct Station House. where his wound was
dressed by POlice-SurgeOn Kennedy aud lac was then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

SINGERS HAIR RESTORATIVE" restores
bon Dpot Nos $50 Broadway and ~ Nassau
IL Sold by druggists generally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

TIE GREAT EAsTERN.-The big ship was visited on
Saturday by very large number of persons, and display
Of fireworks was given in the evening The vessel De
inc randy mt in condition for sailing she being adVer
tsed to leave this port TO morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

u. s. LAND OFFICE, just re0pened in Central
Missouri choice land railroad Al Is per selected entries
made and patents promptly returned good references ast and west
particulars address G. r. GKFYiSG Bonneville No.