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There we're prophets IN osdea tines, al
there have beea prophets in these ia;sr
degeserz.e da!. Th4d- SgsTers p-opbs-
sied that the Democrats EcaH e4rry Peza-
s!iEaaiz as fall, and this prophecy was
70 flIei. He prcphe.ied fsE days since
thst they Ec2sd sg4iS ezrrr j: :ne1i iaT-soa
~ta i the STATE of Nez York. together
VIII seTersl o,aeT NgrIbz-u S.z:=s. Tais
vii b. verified zl=2- Bai n=i,ber the
prophets Of Cd. cor thcse Of n5i-rn tim=s,
ever Uttered Preiicei2n Of which tbere
~ss n0-e literal fal6lm=I; thar di3
Daai=l Webster, the gTea; expoanisr 0:
The C2ns:i,s;ioa, il a speech delivered :.
Washington O. March -th. 1850. Here
III is:
III The infer 81 fanatics ard sb5,i,;cn-
ISIS ever get power 10 their bauds ,hey
=iil override The Constitution, Sc; the 81 :
preme Cogrt a; defiance, change and
make avs to scit themselves, iay violent
bands or tbose who differ Eith them ID
their opinions Or dare question 'heiE inta.-
Ibil.,y. and fuslIg b>skrup: The country
and deIgge i. with b!ood.7
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THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE:

THAT on the 9Th day Of March A. D. 1863. a
l. Warrant in Bankruptcy was issuea against the
Estate Of Almon q. Stark, Of the Borough Of
Tunkhannock in The County Of Wyoming and State Of
Pennsylvania, who has been adju1ged Bankrupt on
bis own petition that the payment Of any debts
ami delivery Of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt 70 him. for h= use, and the transfer Of
any property By him are forbidden by law; that a
meeting Of The Creditors Of aid Bankrupt 20 prove
their debts and TO choose Assignees 0!
his Estate, will be held at Court Of BankruPtey,
70 be holden at the Office Of the Register in the BOr-
ougb Of Towanda. before Edward overton. Jr., Reg
ister, on the 18th day Of April d. 1868, at
o'clock p ".
THOMAS A ROWLEY. L s Marshal.
BLVD by Z. y Co3L8AUsH, Deputy
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The CASE OF SESAToR THOMAS

BALTIMORE. FEBRrARY %. The Sen
ate Of Maryland yesterday adopted resolu-
tioDs protesting against the action Of the
United States in refusing to admit the
Hon. p F. Thomas TO his seat. 1t was
however OF caucus of members of the
Senate and House resolved to hold a
meeting Monday evening next, to nomi
nate a candidate to Eli the vacancy in the
United States Senate caused By the rejec-
tion of Mr.. Thomas. The election, under
the Law of Congress, must take place on
thursday next
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Southern Convention.

The South CzrUlins COageaiioa 6as al
most compleied is labo,s, having disp0s-
ed Of al the basiDes. reported BY the con-
mit;ee.
The Mississippi; Rec7ns:rgc:i5n Couver-
ton Friday, expelled Merriman, delegate
against whom charges Of drlakepDess and
disorLerly eondgc; hal been preferred.
In ;hc North Carolina Convection Fin
day. a Conservative member vas deprived
OF 1i. sea-, which was gwen to a Radical
The report oi the EdDeati0uzl Committee
vas adopted. I.PFoTjdes f1r tie throwing
open Of the University ard ali CHER schcc.s
for the education Of blacks AM whites a
Ike.
In the Virgins Convention, Friday,
Additional clauses Of the saffTsge we're a.
dop;e5. distrsnchising all who. after taking
the oath Of allegiance 10 the Iai:ed States
Government gave aid and comfori to the
rebellion. State officials under the conf-d-
eracy, and rebel officers shove the rank
Of lieutenant in the army ard master il the
navy, are also disfranchised
In The Louisiana Contention, Friday, =
resolution approving Impeachment was in
troduced. A resolution directing that
Jefferson Davis, who Is now in New Or
leans. be notified TO leave The State, was
offered by colored member. After debate
il was returned to him by vote OF Sc TO >.
In the Georgia Convention. Friday. the
vote Of thursday o. tie apporIiyf.Hent Of
Congressional districts WIS re considered
for the purpose Of making some changes II
the disposition OF counties.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

DY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
ID Wyoming County, will be sold at public sale at
the House Of Eliza J. Worden, in Nicholson town
ship, Wyoming County, on Saturday the 4th day Of
April next at one o'clock P. N, all that certain
piece or parcel Of land, situate in Nicholson town
ship, Wyoming County. bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at Beach corner on bank Of
creek Themes along said creek, outlet Of eheek $
Pond South 50 degrees est 81 and SIX tennis PER
chea to post, thence 81 degrees West 75t porcbes
to corner, (post and stones), thence North 22 deg
East 81 and eighteenth perches TO post and stoDes
thence South 66 degrees East "a and six tenth per-
ches TO a corner at Wall, thence South AT degrees
East ~ perches to beginning, containing 80 acres
and l53 perchss strict measure with the appurenan-
ees and late the estate Of Miner Worden, deceased.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
H. B. WORDRN,
ELIZA J. wORLEN, AiGi r"
Ei,i.':n, 1.rck &, l2'ia--ull-1
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SUBPHNAIN DIVORCE,

Perlinl 5. Thompson, by 10 the Court of Com
her mex; friend Elijah Ball Pleas of Wyoming Co.
VS.. Henry W. Thompson. SNo l04 Nov. Term, o.
Libel for Dirorce from the bonds Of Wa.riDlOny.
I, NJ W. Dewitt, High Sheriff Of said County Of
Wyoming, hereby makes known unto the above
named Henry W. Thompson, that he be and appear
at a Court Of Common Pleas to be hetd at Tunk
hammock 10 the county aforesaid on Monday the 10th
day Of April b. 1869, then and there to ansaer
lhe complaint, and show cause, IL any lie hath, why
the bonds of matrimony between the said Henry W
Thompron and his wife, Perina ). Thompson, shall
not be dissolved.
NV DEWITT. s.sris
Sheriff ofEss, Turk Pa Hs-A = es
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cara for the disiziOos Of power = the sirzc-
izre tbey have Er3esnin-d, Z: revo3z;ioa-
is;s 3phot the Ark q ib= Covenant, i; .
isilbfgl Ctisf Magistrate sand II the dOsk
ssd Cbief Ius1see Pre.ide Ebo l. anbi
iso-s Of bis chair; 81 tbs sn4zi0g nOck-
ery = q, b: r-fRs= q b deceived By the
3.Eg-lses e lbeir rule. On fe..o%-cI;
All :or-es q: :or day ;ke res- rriGl11Ls
so1 :h=iy high crimes
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g. A Bill has passed the Honse

GA Bill has passed the Honse Of
Representatives Of this State, changing the
manner Of elccting school directors in the
city Of Lancaster, and ignoring the word
"wbite" in the qualification of voters. The
city of Lancaster is Democratic, and this
is an attempt to put the Radicals in pos
session Of the school funds by negro votes
While the bill was under discussion, Mr..
Linton offered an amendment, extending
the provisions ofthe bill to all the town
ships Of the county, contending that if the
bill was good for the city it WAS good for
The county, bat the amendment was at
once voted down. This bill, if enacted in
to law, will be clear infraction of the
Constitution of the State. and should be
met BY the check from that instrument, un.
less the Radicals are determined to act out
side Of the the State, as well as the ua-
tor.
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Impeachment Managers Chosen.

Wa-hingtoa, March a caucus ot
the RepubHcsn members Of Congress vas
held At the Capitol last night, al which -
were present, 10 selec, managers TO c0n-
duet the proposed trial, and tie choice fell
upon Messrs
Thad. Stevens, Pa
Ben. Butler, Massachusetts.
John 4. Bingham, Ohio,
Geo. ; Boutwell,. Mas.
James +. Wi.sOn. Iowa.
Thomas Williams, Ia.
John A. Logan, Illinois.
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e The local elections il New York
ard the New England States slow lsrgs
Democr.tic gzia. everywhere. TIE mass
8 are ge:;iog mos. heartily sex Of The re-
peatsd doses Of uiggeri.n 10 which they
have been treated since the close Of tie
rebellion.
An election for Governor sn3 State Of
cer- vas beld 10 New Hampshire yesterday.
TIE result j. DC: yet kDo~n- Tie Demo
crats are fall Of hope, notwithstanding the
unblushing frauds and co,rup.'ons Prac:ic-
ed By the opposition to carry the State.
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CONSUMPTION.

ThouSands OF eases, when the pa
tient supposed he was Afflicted with
this terrib bic disc Sc. have been cured
by the use Of b hese remedies. Extreme
emaeiatIoB. debility and cough are
the usual attendants upon severe
eases Of dysPepsia or disease of the
dIge.fiye organs. Even In eases OF
enatne Cons um ptton, thes re INA edtes
VIII Dr. found OF the greatest bene1t,
strengthening and dinyigoratinS
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frcanrn's Cscrmnn biiiers

is is<ntiTely vegetable. and eontatna mo
liquor. II is N Compound Of Fiatd Ex-
tracts. The Roots. Her bs, and BaKk4
from w hie Ia these extracts are made
are gathered In Germany. All 1hs
uat diei nal virtues are extracted from
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extracts are thea forW sFdsd 80 this
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In n m ufaeture Of these Bitters- There
IL NO alcoholic substance Of any kind
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THE WHITES TO BE VOTED DOWN
BY THE BLACKS OF THE SOUTH.
Total

Total Dol ,2lO
Casting aside the cost of tho war radical
legislation has expended IN three years
$4,000, 900 in the effort TO make black
balance of power that will control the
Presidential election and insure a radical
President.
Is it not a monstrous proposition that 100,
900 black voters, who have cost the white
taxpayers of the North sl50,000,OO0 are
to be used TO put down those same white
taxpayer. at the baIlot-boI, and defeat
their will in the election Of President.
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