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THURSDAY, ArSII 26; 18G6
"BMON STATE TICKET.
ron GOVERNOR,
Major Genera! JOHN tY. GEARY,
OF C C MBERL AX PUN L )r.
Josoph L. Keller advertises for the re
covery of some $40, lost, on Wednesday
last, while attending the Sheriff's sale at
JTcunersvillc.
Hamc Changed.
The name of the Naglesvillc Post Of-,fice-
has heca changed to that of Toby
diaiina Mills. Simon G ruber, 42sq.3 still
retains the postmastcrship.
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The first thuuder shower of the season
passed over this soetion of country on Sat
urday last. Another shower, accompa
nied with hail and heavy wind, visited us
on Monday, but did no damage that we
could hear of. Tuesday followed, cold
and blustery as a winter's day.
. .
Mr. Darius Prober advertises a general
assortment of Dress Goods, Trimmings,
Millinery Goods, &c. &c, in this week's
paper. The motto of his establishment
being "quick sales and small proSts," and
an exquisite taste having been displayed
in the selection of his goods, it would be
well for these looking for desirable bar
gains to give him a call.
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An Editor Looking Up.
Among the nominations sent to the
.Senate, by the President, on Monday last,
was that of Josiah P. Ilctrick, Esq., of
Iaston, for confirmation to the office ol
Collector of Internal Revenue for the 11th
District. Mr. II. is well known as the in
defatigable editor of the Northampton
QouHty Journal, of which paper, and the
$forthnuipton Whig, he has had the pro
prietorship andcharge for the last thirty
six years. His untiring labors certainly
Reserved some recognition, and wo are
glad to kuow that so "fat a take" has fall
-en to his share.
The Eight Hoar System.
It lies been noted by an exchange that
during the last ten, days "Eight Hour"
bills hnve been defeated in the New York
and New Jersey Legislatures, lost in the
Ohio Legislature by a slight disagreement
JietweetiYnc two Houses on minor amend
ments, and passed one branch of our Leg
-islature, but failed in the other, for. want
of time to consider it.
rtor.so Rents.
The New York papers announce that
3tuscs placarded "lor reut are visipic u
kil directions now. and that a rapid de
cliue in routs is taking place. There are
flamilar indications as to rents in jjOsion
ItTPhiindelphia a number of houses tha
were closed to tenants more than a yea
ago, and offered for sale, have been rented
ju consequence of the limited number o
..persons willing to purchase.
ilrs. Lucretia Molt, the uotcd Quaker
iproBcheress. in a recent Sunday lecture.
said the time was fast approaching for
women to ask for higher recognition of
their powers in ail the various relatious of
.life. She thought there ought to be more
equality in the marriage relation : that
"womau ought not to be required to prom
ise "to obey." The marriage contract,
says this gcutle Quakeress, ought to par-,
taker-more of the nature of a "reciprocity
treaty" between the sexes than it does at
jsreseut.
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A wealthy lumber merchant of Toledo,
Ohio, employed a returned soldier as
teamster. This man fell in love with the
merchant's wife, who during the ueccssa
ry abseuce of the husbaud, eloped with
the hired man to Jackson, taking both
her children. The husband returned,
iound how matters stood, and traced them
to Jackson. No persuasion could prevail
-on the wife to return ; so the husband
bought her a house, left money for her
and the two children which she had taken,
snd returned to Toledo, to get a divorce.
Immense Resources of Nevada,
The vast wealth of Nevada is only be
ginning to be understood. Recent re
ports from that region prove the exis
tence of immense deposits of silver-bearding
ledges that 'have not, as yet, been
ppened'hyHhc hand of man. The whole
Amount of silver taken from the mines of
"Nevada during the year 1885 will reach
the enormous amount of fifty millions, thus
proving that the productiveness is grad
ually upon the increase. Pittsburgh Com
mercial. The Cholera is slowly but surely ap
proaching us. The arrival of a ship at
Halifax about two weeks ago, having a
number of cases on board, has already
been noticed. It was reported last week
that a man supposed to have escaped from
that vessel ha 1 died of the disease at
Portlaud, Maine. On Wednesday, the
British steamship Virginia from Liver
pool arrived at New York, on board of
which 35 Had died during tue voyage,
all, it is supposed, of Asiatic cholera. As
there were over 1000 passengers in the
vessel, this mortality is not to be won
dered at, as diseases of a somewhat sim
ilar nature are frequently engendered un
der ordinary circumstances in crowded
emigrant vessels. There is, however, no
use in attempting to disguise the fact that
the cholera is certain to visit this coun
try, aud only awaits the comiBg of warm
weather to manifest itself. No time should
be lost in adopting the necessary sanitary
measures for its prevention or atneliora-
For The Jejfersonian.
Mu. Scnbcn : Yesterday was a charm
ing spring Sunday, aud to enjoy nature
out of doors, with an anticipation of a
spiritual enjoyment at church, I walked
to your plcasaut village. The goodness
of a kind Providence, who forgets not to
awaken the frost-killed vegitation to a
vcarly resurrection, for the necessities of
man, furnished happy thoughts for con
templation, and ere the walk became tire
some I was within the most spacious
church of Stroudsburg.
I will not flatter, buthonest commcn-
da'ion should be encouraging; We are all
so fallible, the strongest so weak, so - dis
trustful that if we are aiming to do our
duty, it helps ua on greatly if others lift
up our hands encouragingly.
For this purpose though it may not
be needed would I speak of Mr. Alday
He preaches vital piety, and it is plain
that he enjoys it. His faith makes him
earnest and his zeal is breathed out in
words that burn. He does not expound
the Scriptures in order to please men and
tickle the intellect, but feeling his res
ponsibility before God, he brings the Law
as it is written and strikes at the hearts
and consciences of men. SWz preaching
caunot be in vain. Would that there
were no other preached anywhere. Tf
the Dible is true ; if there is any reality
in religion it is a ichole reality, and ear
nest reality. Sentimental Christianity is
only of that sort of which the Pharisees
boasted and which our Saviour so plainly
condemned. The well filled scats told
plainly that the people of Stroudsburg ap
preciate plain truths, although these truths
are thrown broad cast ngaist a false Chris
tianity. Souud doctrine deals with plain
facts and though we may feel condemned,
there are but few but must approve. I
also visited the Sunday School at the same
church. I was pleased especially to find
so many male teachers. In most schools
we find only female teachers. Though
these may do their work as well as the
others yet should not the fathers show as
much interest here as the mothers ? 13c
cucouraged, Superintendent, teachers,
children, you will not lose your reward.
Thinking on the pictures thus freshly
impressed upon my mind and pondering
upon the blessedness and the wisdom of
the institution of the sabbath which dates
back six thousand years to the time of
Adam andEvE, I returned in the eveu
iug, well paid for my walk,, to my home
on" the Jersey border of the Keystone
State. W HACKHAMMER.
Mouday, April 16.
Caution to Farmers.
The Pennsylvania House of Represen
tatives has passed a bill which is of
interest to farmers and drovers, aud which
it is well that they should understand.
It prohibits the sale otany cattle or sheep
afflicted by the pleuro-pneumouia or oth
er contagious or infectious disease, wheth
er alive or dead, and also declares thai
any other disposition of tlieai shall be il
legal. So that it will appear that the
farmer cannot either sell or give away his
diseased animate, or slaughter them aud
turn the poisonous Sesh into meat, .bur
thormore, cattle and sheep which have
been diseased cannot be sold or disposed
of for two months after they ha;c been
perfectly recovered. A violation of this
act renders the offender liable to a fine
not exceeding five hundred dollars, or to
imprisonment not exceeding six months.
Provisions is also made in the act that cat
tle and sheep shall not be allowed to run
at large in townships or boroughs where
any contagious disease exists, and such
animals as arc found astray, contrary to
this law, shall be liable to be sold for the
payment of costs, in the same manner as
cattle at large -under former acts. The
law will apply as well to the rinderpest as
to the pleuro pneumonia, and its terms
and penalties arc worthy of attention by
our friends in the country.
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The following is the estimated income
of the U. S. Government for the year
ISGG :
Customs, $130,000,0000
Didtiiicd Spirits, - - - - 40,000,000
AJe, 5,000,000
Cotton, 40,000,000
Tobacco, 18,000,000
Petroleum,
3.000,000
2.000,000
Naval 'Stores, -Incomes,
- -Licenses,
- -Stamps,
- -Bank?,
-
Express Coa
Stock Sales,
Salaries, -Legacies,
-Miscellaneous,
40,000,000
lf,050,000
20,000,000
15,000,000
9,000,000
4,000,000
2.000,000
3',00T),000
21,000.000
307,000,000
"A Fruitful Vine."
The Morris Jcrseynxan is informed that
the wife of Mr. Stephen G. Hall, of Par
sippany, iu that couuty, has given birth
tT five full grown living children within
a ear and nine months the first two a
son and a daughter, and on a second" oc
casion three. One of the latter died
when about three weeks old of small pox.
The others "are all doiug W2ll. Sussex
Register.
Onions and Poultry.
Onions seem to be a preventive and
remedy for various diseases to which
domestic fowls are liable. For gapes,
aud iuflatninatiou of the throat, eyes and
head, onions. are almost a specific. We
would therefore recommend giving fowls,
and especially young chicks, as many as
they will eat, as often as twice or three
times a week. They should be hncly
chopped. A small addition of corn meal
is anjmprovement, Gencstcc Farmer.
The European Situation.
A Wt. t.Jnio afro Prussia and Austria
each protested that it meant nothing
atressivc by preparing for war, but each
declared that the attuuuo ui we
caused the adoption of those measures.
Austria still insists that her thoughts are
bent on peace, and Court Karoly, the
.... iM:-:Uof Uorlin TmQ flp.livered
IlUMI Will iUllllOfclil iv...,
V.Umnrk. that "the accusation is ut
terly at variance with the evidence of
facts, and he says lurtncr, inac uiu
tinselpesnnss of such a supposition is no
torious in Europe." But Bismark says
that this declaration is insufficient, and
that his Government will continue the
hn si nn.es o f the armament. At the same
time he has no hesitation in saying that
"Prussia does not intend to attack Aus
tria " This hp.lnrr the case, it may be ask
ed why the parties arc stripping for the
fight ( Their preparations snow nuituuj
each other. Prussia is
probably waiting until the intentions of
Franco arc understood, anu in reiercuL-i:
to that important subject, there has late
ly appeared at Paris one of those mys
nhlets which precede the po
litical .movements of the Emperor, and
which arc intended as teeters ot mc pop
. .
ularsentiment. In this casay the groun
is taken that while France ougnt not
intervene oi-.eulv in the war, she shou
seek alliance with Prussia, as a means of
showing her hatred of the Hapsburgs.
The consideration might be "a slight rec
tification of the Rhine frontier," a matter
always desired by France, and which may
be obtained if Prussia aud Austria should
rn to war. This reallv means that France
shall give Prussia the moral benefit of a
resolution not to attack her and to assure
her also that she will not aid Austria.
t will be a very ingenious, arrangement
if it is entered into, aud who knows that
it has not been agreed upon long ago 'I
Phil Enq.
The Peering Family Murder True Bill
rouna ino mat roBiponea.
Philadelphia. April Id. The grand
jury thia morning found a true bill of in
dictment against Antone T0DSt lor tnc
murder of the Dccriqg family. The pris
oner was brought into Court and arraign
ed at one o'clock thia afternoon, after
much legal delay. The prisoner having
no counsel, the Court assigned him Messrs.
John P. O'Neill and J. C. W. Albert
The prisoner at first stated that he did
not wish to have any defence at all, but
subsequently withdrew his objections to
haviug counsel. After conversation with
the" prisoner Mr. O'Neill asked that the
arraignment be postponed until himself
and Ins coiieague could be attorned time
to examine the indictment. It is under
stood that the prisoner expresses a wil
lingness to plead guilty to the Court, in
the bill charging him with the murder of
Cornelius Carey. The District Atttorney
proposes to trv him for the murder of Mr.
Deering. This will show the confidence
of the commonwealth officer in the strength
of his case, without availing himself of
the pretended confession of the murderer.
Tnc Iron Horse is speeding rapidly to
wards the Pacific. Last Monday week
the gap of a mile and a half between the
Missouri, Pacific and the Union Pacific
railroad.-, between Kansas City and the
Kaw river bridge, was closed, lha oc
casion was celebrated by the officers of
both companies in a formal manner, xt
is stated that the road will be fiuished
and open for traffic to Fort llilcy early
in Juue. This point is three hundred
and seventy five miles from St. Louis.
From Fort Kiley the line will be rap
idly pushed to Denver by what is known
as the Smoky Hill route. If the remain
der of the road is completed with the
speed which has marked the construction
of the portion now fiuished, 'it will not
be long ere Denver win be united with
the East by rail.
General Cass was boru in 17S2, aud
is, therefore, eighty-four years old. He
was born the same year as Martin Van
Bureu, Daniel WebsterJohn C. Calhoun,
and Thomas H. Benton, all of whom have
preceded him to tile grave. Gen. Lass
is almost, if not quite, the only survivor
of that class of public men who were per
sonally acnuanintcd with the leading
characters of the Americau Revolution
of 177G.
Worth Remembering.
It is said that if a piece ot charcoal is
laid upon a burn, the pain subsides im
mediately. By leaving the charcoal on
one hour, the burn is healed, as has been
demonstrated on several occasions. This
remedy is cheap and simple, and dc
serves a trial.
Some. ,
Swindlers arc advertising extensively
a "European Pocket Timekeeper," sent
by mail for the low price of one doffar.-
It is simply a pasteboard dial with astring
pendulum, for telling time by the sun,
could not cost over ten cents, and would
be dear at that price, as it is of uo use at
all.
A mau recently broke off a marriage
engagement because the lady did not
possess good conversational powers. A
henpecked editor commenting upon, the
fact, says, " He should have married her
and then refused her a new bonnet to
have developed her powers of talk."
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The President has declared that his
late proclamation does not do away with
martial law in the lately revolted States.
The-War Department has issued an order
to the officers of the Freedmau's Bureau
to the same effect.
The Bank of Lawrence County, which
at first was enumerated among those which
failed with Culver, Penn & Co., is entire
ly solvent, aud suffered little or nothing
by that firm. The only banks that have
been shut up are the Crawford county,
Venango, Oil City and Petroleum.
An editor thus logically nudges his de
linqent subscribers : "We don't want
money desperately bad, but our creditors
do, and no doubt they ove you. If you
pay us, we'll pay them, and they'll pay
you."
, , , - , -, Mini wi i i II i I 'I "nr
GENERAL NEWS.
Gold closed in New-York yesterday at
$1.26
Monday last was the Anniversary ot 1 nom
as Jefferson's birthday.
The Internal Revenue Receipts last week
were 3,339,077.
The disbursements of the Treasury De
partmcnt last week reached 10,388,077.
Is is announced that the House Commit
tee of Vay3 and Means have the new Tax
bill nearly ready to report.
A fire at Philadelphia, on Friday evening
last, destroyed property to tfie value of 850,
000. A young lad was arrested in New-York
last Saturday, who stole a sum of money ex
ceeding 80,000 in amount.
It is said that the Judiciary Committee
have agreed to report against auy modihca
tion of the testoatli.
Treasurer Spinner had in his cash vaults on
Saturday noon last, gold, silver and other
cash amounting to .sUo,Ulb,9 W.
Gen. Daniel E. Sickles, has been nomina
ted by the President as Minister to the
Hague, vice Mr. Pike resigned.
The Parishes of Raton Rogue, Bierville
and Point Coupee arc overflowed with water,
owing to-a nresiK in ine jevuu.
Gen. Grant and suit, who have been so
journing in Richmond, Va., for some days,
left that city-, on Tuesday for Washington.
Tfie wall of a building in course of demoli
1"
tion in Boston, recently fell, and killed three
boys, aged between six and twelve years.
Mai.-Gcn. Judson Kilnatrick has arrived
in Chili and presented fiis credentials as
Minister to that Republic, lie was well re
ccived.
The Grand Jury of Philadelphia has found
a true bill, against Ganter alias Probst, for
the murder of the Deering family in that
city.
The French troops are to" be removed from
Mexico in three instalments 1st in Novem
ber next, 2nd in May 1807, and last in No
vcrabcr 1807.
Gen. Meade has headed off the Fenian
movement looking to the capture of the Brit
ish Provinces, lie captured a -ship load of
arms, ammunition and clothing.
The Supreme Court of Massachusetts has
decided that the validity ot a note is not at
fectcd by want of a stamp, unless it js fraud
ulently omi.tted.
The total number of National Banks doing
business throughout the country is 1,G50; the
total amount of their circulation is $263,023,-
940.
The House Committee on the Bank rupt
bill have resolved to try and arrange some
hill that will meet the approbation of both
Houses.
The British North American squadron to
be sent out by our Government will consist
of seven ships, with an aggregate of 7,812
tunnage, and mounting o9 guns.
A great conflagration took place on Wed
nesday of last week, beginning at 1 o'clock,
a. m., at Titusville, Pa., resulting in a loss
estimated at 8300,000.
The U. S. Treasurer at present holds in
U. S. Bonds, in trust as security for the cir
culation of National Banks, 320,278,550,
.md as security for deposits in designated
Government depositories 83G,014,nu0.
It is reported that the President will s-on
issue a proclamation, setting apart the 17tli
ot May as a day of lasting and prayer, m
view of the anticipated visit to this country
of the cholera.
The general State appropriation bill in
creases the pay of the Governor, commencing
with the next term to .$5,000, that of Presi
dent Judges of Country Districts to 83,500 ;
city Ju.iges $1,501). I he legislative pay
was increased to 1,000.
The charges implicating Dolgc alias
Scratch Gravel, in tho murder of the Joyce
children, in Roxbury, Mass., have been with
drawn, the investigation showing that he
was not- in Massachusetts at the time the
murder was committed.
Twp explosions of a new infernal agent
known ns Nitro-Glyceiine, tho invention of
a German Chemist named Arnold, have re
suited in the death of a hundred persons.
One of these occurred at San Francisco, and
the other at Aspinwall.
The President has ordered the release on
parole of C. C. Clay for a long time con
fined at Fortress Monroe, for complicity in
the assassination of President Lincoln and
for treason. He has the whole country to
range m m pursuit of business, but must retain
a home in Alabama.
In a speech at Bridgeport, Conn., din
ing the recent campaign, Senator Slier
man told the" following good story :
"A modem Democrat came to a dis
tinguishod Democrat of the stale of Ohio
(Gov. Todd), last fall, after the war had
ended, and said ; 'Now my friend you
supported Lincoln all through the war;
now the war is over ; you have had every
thing your own way; and now suppose
we start the old Democratic party. 'Well,'
said the Ohio Democrat, '1 don t know
but that would be a good thiug ; I like
the Democratic party ; I was raised in it,
and l stuci; to it until id deserted tne
country and weut over to tho rebels.
don't know but it would be a good thing
to revive and purify the old party ; but I
would not do it yet.' 'Ah,' said his
frinnrl 'wlirm wmihl vnn do it,, thftn ?'
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'My friend said the Ohio Democrat,
'when the Union party shall have dis
charged in full all the obligations it has
assumed during the war ; when it shall
have paid all the pensions that are due
to the widows of soldiers j'when it shall
have paid every dollar of the natioual
debt incurred during the war; when it
shall have punished all the rebels ; when
in short it shall have accomplished all
that it has promised to do then I am
willing that the old Democratic party
should be revived. I am not willing to
trust the Democratic party to perform ob
ligations that they opposed iu their con
tracting. I prefer to see it done myself
to pay my own debts myself.' "
It was announced a levy weeks ago
that the assessment of the Income Tax
for 1865 would bo postponed for sixty
days, so that the expected action of Con
gress upon the Internal Revenue law
might be applied to that assossmont.
Orders have sinco been issued dirootiug
tho Assessors to proceed with their work
without further delayj upon the old system.
The assessment of last year's incomes will
therefore bo made as soon as the neces
sary bjanks arc, received from Washing
ton.
Snuiner thfi Elephants
Abram Bush, a resident of Monroe
county, Pa., and who is stopping ai, un,
Dcy street House in this city, made his
appearance m mc iuuvui o uiu-v.,
day, and complained- uiac wuuu
kin"- up Broadway on tne eveuiuK ui
tho 18th inst.. he was given a handbill
by a persou standing in front of store
No. 430, which handbill had the name of
William Lynch on it, who was represen
ted as the manager of a gift enterprise at
that number. Bush entered the premises
and certain articles were shown him.
IT purchased a gold pen holder tor 1 ;
then a box containing envelopes was
hnnded to him : he drew out one, which
was opened, and a small pin, or some
thing of that sort, was given to him,
which he left in the store on a show case.
At the some time another person was buy
ing, who, after -making a purchase, toot
d chance for 50 cents, which drew
a watch which was re-purchased by the
storekeeper for 85. The storekeeper
then placed the watch, together with
8140 in greenbacks, in the showcase as a
prize to be drawn for; the purchaser in
duced Bush to go in with him as a part
ner in a chance for drawing said prize ;
au envelope from a number containing
certain numbers to be drawu for, and in
case the number drawn answered to that
of the prize, the watch and $140 in mon
ey were to be won.
Bush paid 830 for his share of the
chance, the envelope was drawn, and the
prize lost. Bush then paid bdU more
on his own account for another chance,
which he likewise lost. Bush complains
that he has been swindled ont of 861 by
the storekeeper and his confederate by a
"ambling device in the nature of a lot-
terv.
Officer Kinney, of the Mayor's office,
was despatched with a warrant to arrest
Lynch, lie was taKcn into custouy, am:
brought before the Mayor, and confron
ted with Bush. As Bush did not wish
to remain in town to prosecute, (not hav
ing time,) Lynch was allowed to depart,
'on condition of his refunding the full
amount Bush claimed he had lost. Lynch
handed over the entire sum (861), and
before he departed was warned by May
or Hoffman that a repetition ot the of
fence would certainly be punished to the
full extent of the law. AT. J . Express.
rtmrrrr yurru.r g-.ru'. vita
Special Notices.
A MONTH !-l-Agcnts wanted for
mi
J six cntirelt; nctn articles, just cut
Address O. T. GAREY. City Building, Biu-
deford, Maine. January 4, lc6G.-ly.
T3io Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs,
forty different stylos, adapted to sacred am
secular music, for SSO to ftGOOcach. FIF
TY-ONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or
other firit premiums awarded them. IlJus
tratod Catilogtifs free. Address, MASON
& HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTH
ERS, New York.
September 7, 1805. ly.
PER, YEAR ! We want agents
everywhere to sell our im
proved -0 sewing .Machine. Ihree new
kinds. Under and upper feed. Warranted
five years. Above salary or large commis
sions paid. The only machines sold in the
United States for less than 40, which
are fulhi licensed bit Horce, Wheeler
&, Wilson. Grovcr & Baker. Sinner
& Co.. and Bachclder. AH other cheap
machines are infringements and the seller
or user are liable to arrest fine, and
imprisonment. Circulars free. Address, or
call upon Shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Maine
January 4, 18GG.-ly.
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STRAHGE, SUIT TRUE.
Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very
much to their advantage by return mail (free
of charge), Ly -?Jdressmg the undersigned
Those having fears of being liunusffc" WI
oblige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant,
THOS. P. CHAPMAN,
633 Broadway, New York.
January, 4, 18GG. ly.
S2E2S-:S1!3 OF YOUT13.
A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple-remedy by which ho was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
adverriser's experience, can do so by ad
dressing JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 13 Chambers St., New York.
January 4. I860. ly.
A CARD TO INVALIDS.
A Clergyman, while residing in South A
merica asa missionary, discovered a safe and
simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the U
rinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Gicat numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Promo
led by a dosire to benefit the afflicted and un
fortunate, I will send t he recipe for prepar
ing and using this medicine, in a scaled en
velope, to any one who needs it, Free of
Charge.
Please inclose a post-paid envelope, ad
dressed to yourself.
Address, JOSEPH T. INiMAN,
Station D. Bible House,
March 9, lSGfl.-ly. New York City.
TO CONSWMPTJIVES.
The advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks, by a very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread di
sease Consumption is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sufferers the means ot
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy
of the prescription used (free of charge,) with
tho directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a sure cure for
(yQNsuMPTiox, Asthma, Bronchitis, Colds,
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tions. The only object of the advertiser in
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every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
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Parties wishing tho prescription will
plnaso address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh,
Kings County,
New York
January 4, 1 806.-1 y.
MARRIED.
In Stroudsburg, April 21st, at the Pres
byterian Parsonage, by the Rev. Benj. S.
J . " TIT . 3
Eventt, MY. CHARLES hoolkauu ana
Miss Hannah Keller, both of Paradise
township.
"NEW STORE
-:and:-
HEW GOODS
REDUCED PRICES!
DARIUS DREHER. begs leave to an
nounce to his friends and and to the pub
lic generally, that he has just received a
general assortment of
Dry Goods, Motions, Dress Trimmings,
AND
MILLINERY GOODS
consisting, in part of the following desirable
articles, viz. :
Calicoes,
Lawns,
French Chintzs,
Children s Dress Goods,
1Vor7:cd Edgings,
Parasols, Zephcrs,
Shetland Wools. a
Shetland WoolSliawli,
Delaines,
Muslins,
White Dress Goods,
Insert ings,
Ladis and Children s Sachs
Flannel and Cloth,
Ladts, Misses and. Men's LToes,
Gloves and Collar.-,
Mourning Goods,
Shroudings, &c, it'c,
Gnails shown with oleasure. "Quicks
sales and small profits" at tfie old and well
known Milh'nery Stand of r. A. LK&H.lt.
The Millinery business wi!l be carried on
as usual bv Mns. Dkuiiek.
PatrOnagc respect'y solicited.
DARIUS DREHER.
April -2G, ISGG.
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Disabled officers and soldiers, teachers, en
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No. 507 Minor Street,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
April 2G, ISGG. Im
LOST!
ON WEDNESDAY last, the 13th inst.,
at Fennersville, a sum of money amount
ing to about S'49. A large portion of tha
money was postal currency, &e., among tho
lot was one 2 bill on the Penn Township
Bank of Philadelphia, supposed tTbe counter
feit, and one 1 bill on Northampton Bank
of Massachusetts, supposed to be worthies..
A person of the currency was somewhat mu
tilated and had strips of thin brown pnp?r
pasted on tiic Jck. The money was wrap
ped in a plccy of y3!i0''v straw-wrapping
paper.
The finder will le liberally rewarded Oil
returning the money to
JOSEPH L. KELLER,
April 2G, 18GG. Stroudsburg, Pa.
i1
!PfcEf!T' ;uxflt
it us. aainimj
Li tile-Orphans' Court of Monroo County.
To the Jlcirs ant! leal representatives of
SAMUEL B. MILLER, late of Stroud
township, Monroe County, decked.
YOU and each of you arc hereby notified
that au Inquisition to make partition
of the Heal Estate of said Samuel B. Miller,
deceased, will be held upon the premises at
the house of John J. Frey, in Stroud town
ship, in said county, on Saturday, May 19th,
ISGG, at 10 o'clock, A. M., when and where
all parties interested may attend if they see
proper. CHARLES HENRY,
Sheriff's Ofikc Stroudsburg, ) Sheriff,
April 24, ISGG. I
wanted
Board Anions: iho 3!otiHfais!s
FOR A FAMILY of 7 persons, (3 -frown
persons, 3 children and one servant.)
from about the middle of June until Septem
ber. Please stale location, how near R R.
Station, lowest terms. &c. ' Address
S. A. MM Box G71, Station D.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
April 19, 18G6.
CAUTION.
ALL PERSONS are hereby notified that
I have binned to my father, Rudolph
Kintncr, for the space of two ye.ars, two.
Colts, the one four years and the other fivo
years old, both Iron Grey in color, and one
sett of double Harness. Any person med-v
dling with the above property will be prosc-i
cuted to the full extent of the law.
SOLOMON K1NTNER.
Stroud tsp., April 19, ISGG.
9dlO T0N PLASTER for sale at
UJ Stokes' old Mill, by
HUNTSMAN & HOPLRR.
April 19, 18GG.
HPHE HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for.
X Grain at Storks' old Mill, by
HUNTSMAN & IfOPLER.
April 19, ISGG.
FLOUR AND FEED of best quality, al
ways on hand and for salo at Stokes'
old Mill, by
HUNTSMAN & IIOPLER,
April 19, 1806. v
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