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MRS. X. J. sPAULDING,
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STE n Nj BIO All
AND
LAND ENGINES
OF ALL Sims.

Flour, Sugar and Saw Mill Machinery, HOuAs
Castings and Iron Railing, Lard Kettles, Bells
and Brass Castings. Boring apparatus forged
and 6nshed for boring Arteslan Wells OF any
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Farmers who will be in want OF Cane mills
this year. would do well to give their orders Sooh'
In order to have their mill in proper line.
have large mill patterns, thGt can be only
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Any one in want Of heavy castings for any
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going to r distauceto get what can bU made a.
home Just as well, and with much less expense.
Repairing doue On short notice.
WIN. IA. THOMPSOA.
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First Mortgage Bonds
upon such property, costing Deary three
times their amount,
Are Secure BeyOHd srl Contingency

Are Secure BeyOHd srJ Contingency
The Union Pacif, Bod run thirty years, are
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They bear semi annuu Intrics'I RyHbe on the first
days Of january and July at the Company's Of
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per cent. in gold. The principal is payable in
gold at maturity. The price Is l02, ana at the
present rute Of gold, hey pay liberal income
on their cost.
The Company believe that these Bonds, at the
present rate, are tho cheapest security in the
market, and reserve the tight to advance tho
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ceived in New York
At the Company's Office, no. 20 Nassau ST
and by
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And by leading Bankers generally throughout
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Remittances should be made in drafts or otheI
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sent free OF charge by return express. Parties
subscribing through local agents, will look
them for their sale delivery.
Pamphlet and Map for 1873 has just been
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which will be sent free on application at the
offices or TO any Of the advertised
JOHN ]. CISCO, treasurer,
New York
iun7Jdw9m
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DEADER. CHOOSE BETWEEN a yIGoR
II Que age W an untinely death. Oh, how
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nholcsaIo Agents for the Northwest,
BUENHAMS & VAN StHAACK, Chicago,
and hy Druggists generally, or orders may be
addressed to the sole proprietors, OSCAR G.
MOSES x CO., y Cortlandt Street, n, Y. Con
sultatjgn free. circular, containing testimoni-
ais OF many cases successfully treated will be
sent free, by mail, to all who will write for It.
jan2dly weoW.
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much misery and sickness
would have be n spared
me had | but read this be-
fore Just published.
Third edition. Price %
cents. The Mirror 9
Youth, or the Mysteries
Of Sexual Intercourse. by
Dr.. J. Lubareh, Praoticing
Physician, No. l43 sOul
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sPnCxAL NOTICES.


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CORN MEAL MILLS

Es- n. BIN ordering please name paper
in which Advsrtisement wss seen.
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abundance you are poor and powerless, for you are
dishenored. Do not say in apology that all should
have the same currency True as this may be- 1t Is
cheat when used to cover dshOnOr. This currency
creditors OF the nation TO this solid platform rather
than drag single citizen down. just equality is
sought by levelling up instead OF levelling down.
In this way the national credit will be maintained
so that II VIII all be source OF wealth, prosperity
and renown. Pardon me If | now, by way OF re-
which all others centre The first Is the pubic faith,
the second Is the public faith and the third is the
public faith. Let them be sacredly preserved and
there is no degree OF power or fame which can be
wanting. All things will pay tribute 70 you, even
from the uttermost part Of the sea- in the dream
OF Joseph all the sheaves will stand about and make
Obeisance to your sheaf. Good people. especially all
concerned in business whether commerce. banking
or labor our Compatrots or the people OF other
lands, will honor and uphold the nation which,
against all temptation keeps its word.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
AT the conclusion OF Mr.. summers remarks, al a
quarter past three O'Clock,
Mr. TRUMBULL moved 10 go into executive session,
saying probably no vote could be reached on me h!l
to-day.
duced bill in relation to the District OF Columbia
The motion prevailed, and the Senate went INTO
executive session accordingly.
Al twenty minutes past five O'Clock the doors were
again opened, and the House amendment TO Mr.
Edmunds Joint resolution in regard 10 votes IN the
Electoral College was before the Senate Oh a motion
to concur.
Mr. TRuMBuIL opposed II, contendng that II in.
volved the very proposition that caused difference OF
opinion IN the Senate.
Mr. EDMUNps contended that IL was mere ques-
ton OF fOrmality.
to IS and the oil goes TO the President.
The Senate then adj journe0
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Tis GERMAN AMERICAN TEACHERS.

The association OF these gentlemen met Yesterday
afternoon In Fiftyninth street, near Eleventh ave-
nue.. The attendance was but small the proceed
ngs. however. interesting, inasmuch lie certificate
necessary to procure the Incorporation OF the asso.
citation under the general laws OF the state was
prepared aud signed. The object Of this
association IL briefly stated in the second
section OF this certificate. thus THE par.
'cular objects and business for which the
said association Is formed are to aid in the ad-
vancement OF superior system OF instruction and
education Ia German American schools by associat-
ing the teachers In the same for mutual Improvement
through the interchange Of the results OF their study
thoughts and experience on the subject OF instruc-
ton and education by means Of lectures the read.
Ing or reports and critical reviews, and oral dis
cusson OF matters relating to the said subject and
also TO aid In said advancement by furnishing such
schools better facilities for obtaining com petent and
experienced teachers. The managers OF the asso-
citation Tor the drst year are Messrs. John Strauben
mueller, Y: w. hoeller, Albert Lehman. Frederick
Ley and Theodore Hedenfeid. II their objects are
properly carried out the association ought 10 be
numerously supported.
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MISCELLANEOUS WASHINGTON NEWS.
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1868.
The Southern Vote In the Electoral College
Lively Scene In the House.

WASHINGTON, July IL, 1868.
The Southern Vote In the Electoral College
Lively Scene In the House.
In the House OF Representatives to-day the joint
resolution defining the status OF the unreconsruced
States in the coming Presidential election gave rise
TO lively scene between the members Of the oppo-
site political parties. In presenting the resolution
Mr.. Boutwell, berated the democratic party in no
choice terms, reviewing their record during the
past eight years. Mr.. Eldridge replied, but failed
70 make any points. Boutwell, took another turn
and threw the democrats into evident uneasness by
sending Frank Blar's letter to the Clerks desk to
be read, the republicans badgering the democrats on
account OF the character of this document Mr..
Brooks undertook to explain it, meaning, but made
little Roadway. Old Thad stevens capped the climax
by an emphatic denuuciation Of the democratic party
az an ogarchy far behind the age The old man never
dispayed so much energy and his remarks highly
approved by his party, while the democrats we're
manifestly not willing hearers OF sucn raking
TRADE. recurrence Of these scenes may be ex-
pected at periods during the remainder OF the
session
Nominations Confirmed and Rejected by the
senate.
The senate in executive session to-day confirmed
the following nominations: Congressional Dele
rate John 8 Watts. TO be chef Justice OF the SUI
Receiver Of Public Moneys for the district Of sacra
mento. Cal, and Alexander Z. Mayhem, United
Staes Attorney for Montana.
The senate rejected the nomination OF Colonel j.
o. p Burnside to be Second Auditor OF the Treasury
in place OF E. b. French, whom the President pro-
posed to remove.
Mr. Evarts' Nomination Discussed In Execu-
tive session.
The senate In Executive session today discussed
the nomination Of w. s. Evarts to be Attorney Gen
eral Of the United states but came to no decision on
the subject.
The Ways and Means Committee and the
Tax Bill.
The ways and Means Committee were In ses-
sion to-day the Senate amendments to the
Tax bill The main amendments, including
those relating TO banks and petroleum. will be
agreed TO by the committee, but II is questionable
whether the House will concur. The committee ex.
pect to report the bill with amendments MONDAY.
The section relative to the tax banks will give
rse 10 a good deal OF discussion in the House.
putler and those who favor his views are deter.
mined 10 fight most srenuously for the sections az
they originally passed the House. The difference
between the two Houses will have to be finally set.
tied in the Conference Committee.
The ALLEGED Frsuds In the Ordnance De-
partmept.
The Ordnance Committee are maturing their re
mort relative to alleged frauds in the Ordnance De
partnent and will soon present 1t TO the House.
viii contain some startiinp disclosures relative to
the manner in which the department mas been
managed during and since the war. The report vii
ccnclude with q resolution recommending the re-
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moval or General Dyer the present head of the Ord
nance Bureau.
The Eight Hour Law In the Treasury Depart.
ment.
The Secretary or the Treasury has issued circu-
lar calling the attention OF the oioers OF that de-
parment TO the act Of Congress constituting eight
hours days work for all laborers workmen and
mechanics employed by or on behalf Of the govern
ment OF the United States, and directing compli-
ance with the same.
Weekly Financial Statement.
Amount of fractional currency received from the
Printing Bureau Of the Treasury Department during
the week ending to-day, s422 900.
The shipments OF fractional currency were as iol-
lows
To the Assistant Treasurer at Charleston. $26 GOO
To the Assistant Treasurer al Boston. .... ioo,0oo
TO the Assistant treasurer at New f0rk.... SOoooo
TO national banks and Others. 2os,ooo
The shipments OF United States notes during the
week were az follows:-
TO Inc national banks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $e0, 266
To the United States Depository at Baltimore I2Oo0
To the Assistant Treasurer at New fork'.'' iooVoo
The Treasurer of the United States holds In trust
as security for the national banks at this date the
following amounts, VIZ
For circulating notes $34l, SIS, 300
For deposits of public moneys ......:;. os,447,9oo
National banks notes issued during the
week. ono ,a1 o,e
From this are to be deducted the following
mutiiated bills returned .............. SECS ,902
Notes OF nsovent banks redeemed and
burned by the United states Treasurer t692, e29
Leaving in actual circulation at this date 299 S23 225
stroyed. ..'................... 43s, 100
Resignation Of General X. X. Scott.
The resignation Of Brgadier General Robert X.
Scott brevet major general Of United states voun.
teers has been accepted by the President, to take
effect July G, 1868.
Navy Bulletin.
orabiy MISUNDERSTANDING Volunteer Lieutenant
George II. Smith, Acting Ensigns c. R. Fleming and
Robert Hunter, Mate b. W. Tucker, Jr.; Acting
Passed Assistant Surgeons T. s. Keith, G. b. Todd
and W. F. Hutchinson. Passed Assistant Surgeons
II. N. Runnlett and J. w. Coles, have been ordered
TO the Naval Asylum at Philadelphia. Assistant
Surgeon j. Albert Hawke has been detached from
the Naval Asylum at Philadelphia and ordered to
the Nyack.
Army Bulletin.
general court martial has been appointed to
meet at Jefferson Barracks, Missouri on the 18th
inst. for the trial Of such persons may be brought
before IT. The following is the detail for the COURT
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel $. c. Lybord, captain in
the Ordnance Department; Brevet Major F. H. Bates
captain on the retired list; First Lieutenant +. A.
Woodruff, Engineer corps; First Lieutenant j. b.
QUINN Engineer corps, and Second Lieutenant John
Pitman, Ordnance Department, as Judge Advocate.
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Means had gone over ffty-two OF the one hundred
and eighty two amendmentsof the Senate to the tax
bill, and he suggested that the House accept gen.
eral report to non-concur In all OF the amendments
and let them go to conference committee.
There being no objection that course was adopted.
All the amendments were nOn-concurred in ana
q committee OF conference asked for.
TIE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION SILL
Mr.. wAsHBURNE, OF H., from the Conference
Committee on the Legislative Appropriation bii ls9
disagreeing amendments, made report winch was
agreed to.
THE ARMY BILL.
On motion % NJ. GARFIELD. the army bill, as
amended ordered TO be printed, and then at
hre O'clock TIE Il use adjourned
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Iaorrms At TING sufrAlo PARK.

BUFFALO. July II, 1868.
An immense crowd was present this afternoon q
the Inauguration Of the nev BursDo Driving Park.
purse Of $500 wss trotted for BY horses which
beat 2;S4 mile heats best three In Eve In harness.
Spfingville Chief Dutchman, Cattarauyus Chief,
nolIie Newton entered. me horses and track were
10 me condition but the weather was extremely hot
Ine race Wa highly exciting and vas closely con:
nm heats IN 2:32x. 2:So and 2:s6; Dutchmen the
second and fourth heats In a. Snd s:36k. Every
one present was delighted villa race.
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OF including IN the joint resolution Florida Arkansas
and North Carolina, which were now represented IN
Congress, was 70 give the majority the power TO
throw out the electoral votes of those states II they
should be democratic.
Mr. MARSHALL tdemJ of H. declared that any
charge OF the democratic party having taken part IN
secession rebellion unsustained by facts and
which every Intelligent person knew to DC so, and he
mentioned remark made by Mr.. Lincoln that gen
uemen OF his own party were very good at resolu-
tons and long prayers but that had " not been Tor
the stubborn vaior OF the democracy or the North
the Union would have gone down under rebellion.
Mr.. BOUTWELL, read some extracts rom articles
in the New York word giving stretching descrp
record OF services 10 the nation. picking out the para
graph relating to The services ia tne confederate
army Of John A. winston OF Alabama; James II.
Clanton and Wade Hampton.
Mr.. wAsHBCRNE. rep.l OF ILL.,, thought the picture
Eorres Of and be had ha read also
Mr.. BROOKS suggested 70 have read the record OF
Governor Holden. OF North Carolina.
scription Of Forrest by remsrking that be was the
hero OF the bloody massacre Of loyal men at Fort
Mr. MARSHALL replied that he appealed to the
honest people Of the country and wished them to
notice how democrats were attacked In the House
sa Ssy would a. o.
people and would there fasten upon the republican
party ssrocous record and leave 1t the verdict
Mr. SCIENCE, trep.J Of Ohio, accepted the appeal
to the people and to the polls and declared that the
republicans would be there to meet and repel all
mented with much severity on the Blair letter.
Finally the discussion was closed by the previous
question, the republicans having voted BY 50 votes
Mr. ELDRIbos said Ne wanted the other side
counted In order TO know how many democrats
TO 70 which Viii M. SSsvsss rsmarred-Svery one that
the Ts' .m s wsss .srssd tsilo to as-and
the joint resolution nv wa, -! ess: =. liz !" I'll
M SCIENCE said that the COMMITTEE Of Wsys and
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| NUN liolHi'
ROHRS SBU RG, PA.

The undcrsigncd would respectfully inform
the travelling public that he has purchased and
rc1tted in the best manner the old stand former
ly occupied by W. A. Kline and That ho IN nov
prepared TO accommodate his friends W ith all the
comforts and conNenitnces ofa flrst- -class house
A fine new barn has been built and the surroun
dings placed in perfect order, The bar VIII al
ways be stocked With The chosest liquors and ci
gais, and the table furnished with the best III,
market affords. JAMES V, GllLASPlE,
July 3,6S-if
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BRICK HOTEL,
oRANGEvILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY. PA.

Having taken possession OF this we'll known
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cd BAR AND l4AkDER with the choicest liquors
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HOTELS AND SALOONS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
L'ORK'S HOTEL,
GEOkGE ". NAUGnR Prnnrietor

The sbo"0 well-kuoun hotel has recently under
gone rad cal changes in its Internal arrangements
and Its pr, prietor announces to his former custom
and the travelling public that his Accommodations
for the comfort OF his guests are second to in
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piled, not only with substantial food but with all
the delicacies of the season. His wines and Ii
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DOWDER KEGS AND LUMBER

W. NJ. MONROE CO.
Rupert Pa
Manufacturers OF
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LUMBER,
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TIE ARMY.

The report of the Secretary Of War
contains information Of interest and i'm
pori"rce respecting the several hurOnus
OF the War Department and the uitiu.
tions of the army. Thestieneth uf cur
military force, on tie &Oh Of Sept,ni-
Der last, was iorty.eight thousand II ,r,
and IT was computed that by the Mst
OF January next, this number Will Ire
decreased to forty.three thousand. h
Is the opinion of the Secretary q MAR
that within the next ycara consider he
diminution Of the Infantry force ury
be made without detrhncnt TO tip n,-
teresls of the country; and in NitN O.,
| me great expense attending The mia
,ary peace esiablishmcnt, and Tho ultt.
lule necessity ol letrentl lmont whpt\.
er II can he applied, it is to lie l1uu
that Congress Will sanction the roduc.
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ORANGEvILLE DIRECTORY.

nR. q. A. MEGARGEL, physician and surgeon,
~ Main ST., neat door TO Goods Hotel. vi-nE
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- p rtTTz, druggist and apothecary, Ruper
\ binck. Main St, west OF Market. Wins
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liar MAN BROTHERS., Tanners and manu- ~.
| Hotel. VENT
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N. RUPERT, stoves md tinware, Rupert
4 hiocN, Main ST.. west OF Market. vl-ni3
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BLOOMsBURS DIRECTORY.

JACOB METZ, dealer in stoves q ,inware, Mai
~ above court house. vl-n
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! W. CHEMBERLIN, wholesale and retail deal. deal.
v,e, ~ vl-nia
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c. NJ. vAHDERss.rcE.