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THTJUSD AY, OCTOBER 13, 1366.
' S?u Hieatcr Clyuier made a mistake of
i.it 37.000 vote?, when he promise J, in
his speech iu this county, to carry tlie
State by 20,000 majority.
t5T President Johnson lias issued a
proclamation recommending the obscrv
aace of Thursday, November 29th, as a
.1 f t,.ni-.iwinc and rraycr to Al
ia ay ut iuiu - 0 k -o
mighty God.
-TfTi, Quite a Dumber of our citizens lefl
tbwu on "Wednesday, having been sub
pcenicd to Philadelphia as witnesses in
on important trial, which commenced in
the Quarter .Sessions this morning.
' hi
"Mr Tnor-.1i llinlcnr. a n old a He-
T.ublican of Jackson township, raised
cvellow field pumpkin, this season, which
. - - . . - ... f.-s
measured 4 feet, o inches ia ccuui
jence, and weighed forty-six pounds.
"Who can beat this?
3n,Th3 trotting stallion, Casaius 31.
ClayTjr-, known as the " Miller Horse"
during the Fair, was sold by his proprie
tor, to a party of Scrautonians, on Thurs
day htst, for 1,000.' Wc learn that he
.is matched to trot against a Philadelphia
horse, oalhe Scraaton course, fcr a purse
of ?500, "daring the coming week.
r5T-Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
owere delightful days, and afforded just
tho kind of weather needed ta thresh
buckwheat. Our farmers, cf course made
sthe most of their time, and uo doubt the
1ulk of the buckwheat crop is ready for
- the miller. We have heard numbers es
timate that the present is the largest crop
ever raised ia Monroe county. This will
"be good news to the lovers of pan cakes
mothered in butter and molasses.
FIRE.
"The dwelling house cf Mr. Levi Straus,
ia Stroud township, was destroyed by lire
on Thursday ni-ht last. As there had
"been uo person living in the house for
some time.'a'ad no fire used oa the premi
se!", the burning must have becu the work
vf an incendiary. Loss about S1,000.
"We have not learned whether there was
any insurance on the
building.
Authentic intelligence, it "13 said, has
Xeea received going to show that the
French farces to be withdrawn from Mex
jco are to be replaced by volunteers raised
end equipped on French soil, and which
ere to be known as the Army of Mexico.
In this, way Louis 2apoleoa hope3 to
maintain a foothold in the country, and
Ihere is now no doubt but that he will do
po, unless the Administration exhibits
.noy backbone upon this subject than it
has heretofore dene.
Unitsd American Ileeliaiiics.
3Ionroe Council, No. 00, of the United
American Mechanics, wa3 instituted in
this borough, on Friday evening last, with
thirteen Charter 3Iemlers. The institu
tion is an excellent one, and, we have no
loubt, will take deep root among the me
chanica and business mea of Stroudsburg
tnd surrounding country. The meeting
u w
.place of the Council is a very neatly fin
ashed room, i a DornVnew bulding, next
door to tbe.Stroudsburg Dank. The fol
Jowinare the oScers of the new Council:
IJ. S. Jacoby, C; Geo. W. DeLong, V
.: P. S. William?, I.: C. Lewis Waters
j:.; O. II. Drake, R. S.j Lin ford Marsh,
A. R. S.j
; Geo. II. Dreher, F. S.; Reu
lias, I.!.; Charles Waters, O- P
Jea Thomas
Improvements.
T!i a imorovements noted some time
ince, as ia progress in our borough, are
rapidly approaching completion. Since
cur last mention of these much needed
additions to the capacity of our borough,
for the accommodation of its rapidly in
creasing population and business, we no
tice that others have taken oa the
burden of enterprise, and have gone to
jvork in good earnest.
Among ethers we may mention the new
trick store house erected by the Strouds-l-urg
Mills, on the rear of the lot on which
the Factory buildiDg stands. This bailJ
iug is two stories hih, and i3 possessed
of ample capacity to hold in safety the
manufactures of months, if that becomes
necessary. Should the present demand
for the goods of the Mills continue, the
room will not bo needed.
Mr. Philip Miller, has now in coursa of
erection, and far towards completion, a
large frame buildiDg, which he designs
for a manufactory of cabinet-ware on a
lare scale. The establishment we learn
will be supplied with a steam engine of
eight-horse power, turning lathe3, saws,
planing machiue, mcrtieiog and tenoning
machine, and all the appliances of a first
class shop. The machinery will all be of
the most approved kinds.
Mr. Dreher, has the frame up
for a new dwelling house, on Sarah street,
above Franklin, which, we learn, will be
faishci as rapidly as possible.
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Tie Result.
The result of the election -in Pennsyl
vania, cannot but prove gratifying to ev
ery man, whose soul is not wrapped up in
the fitiukio r carcass of the defunct de
mocracy. Notwithstanding the efforts of
the administration to cheat the people, by!
means of subsidized presses and office
holders, operating through federal patron
age which was placed in their hands for
aa entirely different purpose, vre have car
ried John W. Geary, for Governor, by
over 17,000 majority; we have gained
two staunch Republican members in the
Congressional delegation, and would have
had the third but for the frauds and for
geries perpetrated ia the Lwerne District j
and we have carried both branches of the
Legislature so overwhelmingly, that the
democracy discuss the United States Scn
atorship oa that side alone which is sure
to carry a good man into the position.
Edgar Cowan they look upon as buried
deep in the pit of forge tfuln ess, and the
only question with them is Will it be
Cameron? will it be Forney? or will it
be somebody else ? Never inind gentle-
men. inc Untied estates fcenator will De
a good Republican and, you may depend
upon it, an honest and capable roan
one whose election to and conduct in the
Senate will prove an honor to the good
old Commonwealth.
The following are the Congressmen
elect:
1. Samuel S. Randall, re-elected, Demo
crat. 2. Charles O'Neill, re-elected, Republican
o. Leonard Myer, re-elected, Republiban
4. i!!:am D. Kelley, re-elected, Kepub-
lican.
5. Caleb N. Taylor, Bucceeds Thayer Re
publican.
G. 33. Markely Roycr, re elected, Demo
crat. 7. John M. Rroomall, re-elected, Repub
lican.
8. J. Lawrence Getz, succeeds Ancona,
Democrat.
9. Thaddsus Stevens, re elected, repub
lican.
10. II. L. Cake, succeeds Strousr, Repub
lican gain.
11. D. M. VanAnken, succeeds Johnson,
Democrat.
12. Charles Dennison, probably re-eleoted.
13. Ulysses G. Mercur, re elected, Re
publican. 14. George F. Miller, re-elected, Kepub
lican.
15. Adam J. Glossbrcnner. re elected,
Democrat.
10. William II. Koontz, re-elected, Tie
publican. 17. Daniel S. Merrell, succeedi Barker,
Republican.
IS. Stephen F. Wilson, re elected, Re
publican.
10. Glenni W. SchoQeld, re elected, Re
publican. 20. Darwin A Finney, succeeds Culver,
Republican.
21. John Covode, succeeds Dawson, Re
publican gain.
22. J. Kennedy Moorehead, re-elected
Republican.
23. TLoma3 Williams, re elected, Repub-
lican.
21
George V. Lawrence, re elected Re
publican.
A Nevr Copperhead Organ.
A rumor comes to us from Pike "county
to the effect that the pre3 and material
of the lato " Northern Eagle," hare becu
purchased by aa association of Copper
head politicians of this borough for the
purpose of establishing a new organ for
tho " democracy" of Monroa county, in
place of the present old, effete, worn out,
and used up machine, which will now,
doubtles?, together with its j'u dicial head,
be laid on the shelf, or sold to the'highest
bidder as old copper. While we canuot
fail to recognize in this movement the
implied compliment to our own press, and
the implied admission of the copperhead
leaders of the inability of their oil organ
to longer maintain the contest with us in
the political arena, vet we cannot but con-
sider it exceedingly unkind in them to bo
unceremoniously throw overboard our old
friend the Squire, and that, too, just in
the hour of his triumph, when ha was so
complaccutly airing his netfly acquired
judicial honors.
Rut such is life, Squire, (excuse us,
Judy?,) and we would commend to your
careful perusal the lines of Tom. Mooro,
be-'inniupr
" Ail that's bright must fade."
We can assure the schemers on the oth
er side, however, that the ccptcmplatcd
dode won't do. We have used up the
Monroe Democrat," and we shall just
as Eurely use up the new comer by what
ever name it may be christened. Our
steed is a good one, and our lance is couch
ed ready, ia the future as in the past, to
meet in equal combat any or all who may
enter the Iist3 against U3.
" Come one, come all, this rock shall fly
From iu firm base as Boon as I."
A woman reaiding in Frankford, Pa.,
has been held ia $2,000 bail to answer to
a charge of ill treatment of her stepdaugh
ter, about 13 years of age. It is stated
that she has been in the habit of beating
the girl. Sometimes she would knock
her dovvu and beat her head against the
floor. Last winter she compelled the
child, in nearly a nude state, to go into
the yard, break the ice ia a barrel, and
wash herself. The girl had been treated
so inhumanly that from a bright, intelli
gent child, sbo has become almost an idi
ot. The last act of the cruelty, and the
one which aroused the indignation of the
neighbor?, was a bcatiDg with a base
ball club.
Teribo Fire :n Quebec Nearly 2,500
Eonses Destroyed, aiid 18,CC0 Petsons
Rendered Homeless.
Qi'kbf.c Monday, Oct, 15, 1SGG
At 4 o'clock yesterday morning a lire
began in the house of M. Trudol, grocer,
on St. Joser.h-st., ucar the Jacques Car
ter Market. Owing to tho early hour ol
the moruiug few people were about, ihe
wind which had blown half a gale from
the cast all night had slightly abated, but
still continued with such violence as to
cause serious apprehensions, which were
afterward unfortunately realized. Ry the
time the fire brigade reached the scene
Trudcl's house was enveloped iu flames.
The sappers were already there, but there,
was some delay in laying the hoes- and
crettini? sufficient water, which was net re
tnedied for nearly an hour. Meantime
the fire made rapid progress; no le3 than
10 or 12 houses were oa ure, and the lum
ber and wooden sheds on all sides were
ieuitad. Ry 5 1 o'clock 80 houses, all
l.nilt of wood, were ia a blaze, lne
flamea, driven by the wind, were spread
ir." in all directions. At Gi" over 150
houses were consumed.
The fire by this time had run along St. Jo
soldi and Notre Dame des Angcsststo
the junction of St. Vailer st., carrying every
thins before it. The church of La Congre
nation stood in great danger, but a sudden
veerln? of the wind saved it. Crossin-r
St. Valier-st. the fire soon afterward spread
into St Sauvour, and among its huad-
redj of wooden houses raged with dcSant
fury. House after house fell a prey to
the flames. It was thought that the
houses to the eastward would be saved,
but the fire crept back, continuing its
wcik-cf destruction. At 11 o'clock the
whole center of the district lying between
St. Sauvour and the lower streets running
parallel with river was a charred and bar
ren waste, aud having nothing to feed on
there, the conflagration distributed itself
in opposite directions", the wind increas
in" ojrain, and blowine ia gusts from ev
cry direction. Three separate coufljgra-
tions were observable at one time. St
Sauvour Chnrch, Daau'3 soap and can
dle factory, Ries's rore walk and other
large buildings were iu flames. Along
St."'alier-st. toward the toll gate and the
streets sourrounding the General Hospital
and Couvcut, another terribic fire wsa rag
irig with even greater fury, while at the
back of Crown st., along l'rince J.dwara s
Jesuit and Rilard sts., the flames were
creeping back and enveloping street after
street iu spite of the almost superhuman
exertions of the soldiers and the seamen
cf the Aurora. The conflagration ceased
at about 5 o'clock, when there was noth-
iusr mere for it to feed on. A moderate
computation place3 the number of huuse:
destroyed at 2,500, and the loss of rea
property at from $2,500,000 to 03,000,
UOC. The number ofpersous rendered
homeless is estimated at 13,000. The
body of a man, burned almost to a crisp
was drasr'zed out of a house iu St. Sau
vour, near St. Valior st. It could not be
ideuti2ed. Sergeant IIughc3 of the Royal
i.1 Artillery was blown up and badly
though not dangeroisly, burned. Lieut
Douglas of the Aurora was severely hurt
by a falling building. Several of the sea
men received contusions, but so far a3 is
known, uo enc was seriously injured.
Leiut. Denm cf cae of the regiments had
his arm broken by a falling beam.
A7 OTTAWA.
Ottawa, C. W., Oct. 15. A destrue
live fire occurred here yesterday. Many
tenement-houses burued and a large nuui
ber of families turned out of their houses
losing everything.
The dims cf Sraiae.
The case of Braiuc, the Rebel pirate
who, during the war, together with others
seized the steamer Chesapeake, is now be
fore thi United States District Court for
the Fastern District of New York. This
person has rested his defcus?, for the act
ofwhichhc was guilty, upon the production
of a Confederate commission. The Judge, in
his charge to the Grand Jury, gives in
structioa that such commission will not
be a protectioa to any oflcudcr who is
guilty of robbery and murder upon the
hi:h fcr.s. Iu time of war a commission
issued by a nation, recognized as such
will be a protection, but the United States
never recognized the Confederacy as a na
tion, and during the whole contest de
c-lateu that tnc Uontoderates were our own
insurgent citizcn3. A commission, there
fore, from parties enaircd in the insur
rectioa, could not be adjudged to be law
ftil authority lor hostile acts. Und
these circumstances it is likely that Rraine
will be iudicted, and if the evidence is as
strong 33 reported he will be convicted
What is then to be done with him wil
be a question for the Government to de
tcrinine. The act of Rraine might be
borne with if it had been done in aa open
manly way, but it was accompanied by
such circumstances of sneaking fraud in
the couduct of himself aud companions
who went on board the steamer in the
cui.se of reaceful tassencr3. Fairness
and a regard to the laws of war woul
justify a decision that such acts of fraud
ulout seizure would bo piracy, even ifac
complUhed by the officer of a recognized
nation, acting under the authority of
lawful commission.
Horrible Daatli.
Mr. Robert Walker and his wife, rid
ing iu a wagon with two seats, were cross
ing a railroad track in Detroit, Mich., on
Friday last, when the gentleman, who sat
on the front seat driving, whilo the lady
set behind him, suddenly discovered that
a train of cars was rapidly approaching
He whipped Ins horsc3 and they sprun
quickly forward. This unexpected move
inent threw Mrs. Walker out cf the wa
gon, She fell upon the planks between
the rails, which serve to cuablo teams to
pas3, aud iu an instant after the train was
grtuJiog her body almost to a jelly. 1 he
remains of tho unlortunate victim wcr
found beside the track, the entire traiu
having passed over them. They wcrj
shapeless mas.
Cirln our election retuni3 the names
of lb? Republicans arc in italic,
vet. Tho Hon.. John Van Ru-
ren, son of Martin Van Rurcn,
ex-President, and so well known
throughout the country as a dem-
politician, died on board the stea
mer Scotia, at sea, oa Saturday
ast.
Advices from Livingston coun
ty, Alabama, represent the pros
pect for the cotton crop as most
discouraging, and not mere than
one-fourth of a yield is looked for.
From several other sections of the
Stato the lcports are oveu woisc
than this.
Theodore Tilton is not a desira
ble opponent ia an argument.
At the Philadelphia Convention,
Alien
a rebel delegate asked him, 'Would
you marry a black woman V "No,'
Tiifirt
responded Mr. lilton, " 1 would
not choose to; but," looking the
questioner significantly in the eye,
it 1 were the lather of a black
Thos.
woman s children, 1 should leci
myself a great coward if I did not
marry her."
REO.
The volume of immigratica coa-
tinues to increase. At the great
port of immigrant! at New York up
to .September 10, 18G0, there ar
rived li'Jul.
For the Jjfsrsonian.
Mr. Editor: Permit me, one of the par
ty of Ladies, w ho made the pleasure trip ta
Washington, a few weeks ego, to reply,
through your columns, to the ungcntlcmanly
diatribe of your corrrcfpondent Justic;a.'
I .vill premise, in the first place, that the
supper, alout which you wrote sj truly, need
ed a scavenger to defend it, and if the coun
try had Leen ransacked through, one Letter
suited to the task could not have leen found
thin this same "Justicia." His letter was
of a piece with the table, its contents and
the conduct of all concerned on behalf of the
house, who should have ministered to our
wants, instead of snapping and snarling at
our every request for what we had well paid
fur 1 mean plenty to eat.
Bat recrimination is not my design in th'w
communication. I could not bandy, words
in kind h " Justicia," if I woull and
would not, if I coulJ. He has denounced U3
as being any thing but ladies, in terms and
and language which show conclusively that
he h;3 not reached that round ia the ladder
of true gentility bo necessary to make hin
a judge as to what constituted a Lady. The j
puiheus of Lillingxgnte was doubtless his
primary school, and Fishmonger's Hall the
co!loe from whence he jrrnduatcd. lie ad
I 1 I !: I tll .1-
mits that there were between fifty and sixty
in the party, but he is "sorry to say that on
ly a few of the number should be called la
dies, and feels "quite ccriian that those few
ladic?, wno happened to bo among that num
ber were so deeply mortified bv the bad con
duct of tho.e whom you," Mr. Editor, "mis-
caneu lacics. 10 ever te cau.Tin in a similar 1
II 11 1" . 1 I . ' !
situati:i." Now what was this " bad con
duct," an! w ho were so " mortified J" On
inquiry, I find that all were dissatisfied with
the supper lor whicu they pud so dearly.
There was some mortification too, butit was
the mortification of the few (xthoare Ladies,
in Justicia's ryes probably) who expected
better things of the l.tndlord, tiid felt morti
fied to think that he thought to little cf hi:n
self, and his word of promise when the sap
per was cnigeJ.
t r .. i i v .-
iui jusuci.i wouia ue very torry 10 ilc
a w, or a oi ,rs Keep nff com par y
- !. ..: .. i . i :
with temaies, who seem to think .t nil n-ut
to step up to a bar anJ order iCin cocktails,'
, !
Brandy smashc? Whitkey skinfs, &c. &,c."
If the wife or sister sh-mld prove to be of
Justicia's strips of gentility, there would in
deed Lc cause for recret at the contact
but the regrets wouUfmost truly Lclong to j Carolinians stato that there are forty thou
the opposite side, as tiio contamination would finn'J voters in that State in favor of the
most certainly flow from the Justician source. ! Constitutional Amendment, end that an
i .i i . ""IJJU,J' itii;j.uo.w -u ikuub ii:cci
e,..,u.u miuwu, uii tw ur iwretj
o . iwriy uiu Ku 1...0 xir-room, aim
n iiuii iiiuit , 111 iiiu c-iiii vi mil uiik-
have called for what Justicia charges; but
that was before supper, and when they sup
posed, that gentlemanly treatment would be
1 1 . r . 1. l -. it-.i.i. ...
, .1 . t . iii t .1
known I lint Just urn wnnlil lnvi I-.epn tlirrf
to watch and give false coloring to their;8'; of ever narn0 nd nature, shr-uld not
language and conduct, innocont and not un-j fail to consult Dr. Gan?cvocrt. He is a
ladylike when viewed in the spirit in vhwh- practical and scientific Physician, and treats
it was indulged, or that it would be made j u kinj30f chronic and acute diseases, which
use ot to gloss over the land.crJ s short com-1 . ,
ini;s and his swindle of a snp.cr, which was havc lccn prononcod incurable by r.imy of
yet to come, Justicia would have been with- the Physicians of this country, such as Asth-
out a vocation. Bat enough of thn. hat
of the copper, over which Justicia, presents
such an array of biscuit, boiled chicken,
bread, preserves, ccld meats, oysters, pound
and cup cake, &c. ? Let me see.
Abouta week before the excursion cameoff.
iwoncniicnieneniieu on me landlord to mane
arraii'iL-muiiis lor wic gup per. xiewasasKca
what he would charge to get up a good sup
per fir about sixty persons'! He replied
that ho would get up a good supper for fifty
cents a person, lie was told that that would
not pay him that the party wanted a good
supper as they wou'd have to leave home
previous to tho regular dinner hour, and thnt
they would be very hungry, and would want
tomething rxtra. He thin replied that he
would get up a splcnJid supper for seventy
five cents a person. He was told that that
was not enough that the parly was willing
and expected to piy a dollar. 11a then re
plied that he would gel up an extra supper
for the dollar, and promised even more than
thi?.
The excursionists," myself of the number,
left home at ll o'clock a. m., of tbc day fix
ed, and arrived at Washington at about half
past two p. m. Tho aupper was arranged
for five o'clock p. m., and it ia not an unrea
sonable expectation (hat persons fasting from
breakfast until that time, w ilh nothing but
a lunch in the interim, and an excellent sup
per to be p.iid for, would ba hungry, and be
disappointed if they did not get wlmt
they paid for. After waiting with nur-tyr-like
patience and resignation, the hour
of five rolled around, the gong sounded (wel
come sound,) nnd we went to the table, only
to buILt such disappointment aa hungry pei
eons gazing on half filled dishes, and scarce
at that, can experience. A survey of the ta
ble, revealed the fact, that it had been
divided into sections of eight, or a fixod
piantity of food of kind for each eight per
sons, and that each eighth of the board was
the exact counterpart of tho other. When
seated I look a look at whnt was measured
out for Ihecijjlit with whom I sat, und I found
one plato containing abut tyo spoonsful of
Monroe Coiuity Election Beturas. 1866.
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OFFICIAL.
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I
GOVERNOR,
Ileister Clymer,
John W. Clearij.
CONuRESS,
Dan'l M. Vanauke,n
William Lilly.
SENATE,
Charlton Uurnelt,
Calvin P. MilltLen.
ASSEMBLY,
151 240.130.101 312 ltl'250
10, -111 27 4 00! 20! 15
I
150 240.130
104 313 112 260
3: 07! 20j e
19. 40 20
150,210
130
21
130
21
119-1.311 1-12 38
10 40
3 1 97 j 20j 7
103 313 142 290
Cr.iig,
150 2 10
H"i7i(:j HchooncverJ. l'Jj 37
20; 6
ASSOCIATE JUDGES, I
Tli- Vnnnrf
131 180
62 1G2 212 120 224
Abraham Lever insr.
73 213; 0 100 3(i 09; 32
65' 22 1 lrt.llTi 30i 47 1U2
Michael II. Dreher,
Jeremy Mackey.
ritOTIIONOTARY, etc.
njl ".J1 "' O t
30 107
!
107,297
M. Mcllhancy. 170 277 152 103.410
AND RECOUDE3, ! I
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
Stephen II.lnics, jr.
COMKISSIQNfcR,
William Adams,
John C. Slrunk,
Wash ing' n Overfield.
AinrTOR,
Samuel It. Bossard.
170 271 152 197 410 108.29G
US 252 33 154 D2'l-lfi 7
42; 11 I.C0! ; 4 c:i53
10' 11: 4 30 14
151 240 1274C3 315 1 11 2G7,
lima bean?, which Justtcio, who was doubt
less snooping around, mistook for cold meat.
The next thing that struck my vision was a
smti!' dish containing about the same quanti
ty cf apple suuee then a Email dh contain
ing five or si.s slices of tomato, unscosoncd
and with the skins on then a plate contain
ing three half s!ice3 of bread, and another
containing four small biscuit I lien a sauce
dish of oyster soup, containing abuut twelve
small oysters then a larger dih corU.ihin
pears etewej in molasses, with the s!;in3 and
htcrns on th.n a plate with thre-s slices of
cake, another with fur jumbles, and another
with butter, nnj all flr eight hungry ladies,
Juslicia's opinion to the contrary notwith
standing. A pretty pri.pcct, truly, for an
excellent supper, at one dollar per he3d.
But we tcok heart thinking thrjre raus-t be
be plenty in the back ground. Directly, we
were served with a b;t cf broileJ chicken,
and a cup of tea. We disposed of the chick
en about as quickly as persons in our hun
gry state naturally would, and on asking for
more were very quietly informed that tlitrc
zzas no mors ! The twelve oysterj were then
divided around, nmkinjj one oyster and a half
lor cjicii parson, anJ more were Asked for.
but there tccre
mind you by thi
around to collect
of those little bis
were no morel Bread waa then asked' for,
no mare We then fanJ ?: 1 n?" . . .
i time a sor.tlemaii had been L-v f rl! V0?!"3' priC9
the dollari asked for more V.:"Y -T bu,c .or Ci 1 ie "al1 4j.5en
n,t K,t ora it-nr eitTS t'-'t advice slioi;IJ te addressed
bu. wn ,v, r ,o!iiW ,,0. ihm!,;"rt!i 6:Jl b-re-t, Philadelphia, Pa.
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tb t.n.-l eor,t t P . i-nrj . n.i o-r.ii
some sncn. ' ' i1,)CC' l'a.l:rj?or,r.I'J.; Johu
I do not'disputcJusticia's story about "six-! P" lko, Cmcinn ti, Ohio; Walker ciTay
teen broi'f! rhi.-bn." !,..t if tht n.,n,'.r ' 'r, Chicago, 1. 1.; Collins Bu-?., St. Lou;
was usoj on t!ie latde, they must have be
longed to the lilipulion race ; and at any rate,
sixteen broiled chickens for some sixty hun
gry persons, would hard! v do to rest the crcd-
j ibility of a house for prodigality upon. Thj
meats made their anpenrance only
in the columns of the JtrrEKsaviLv. I hvc
nothing further to say, only lint it would j
; bo hnrJt cvcn f)f
,,,;, a,,lelilC3 lonrd!ie an
Ihp ...j.. r,rn nf .
nersoiTS with or-
annaconJj meal'
lini'pr lin'fr riro r.f cnr-li n rVor nc
j Mi ... f. , vvashinCT.(,n rj, )U, riv ,
j,;
himself in our case. Whether we were'
--
wrong in cxpectipg a substantial meal a
dinner and supper as Justicia ha3 it
under
te arrangements made with the landlord,
not, is a mailer of Utile moment to us now
"
Cfr,n , ;a ,ru nfl, it
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B'it because
, ,vc dij ,t t ,iat a rejfon why we
,,., h ,iii;,wM T iMT, ,s nn.t;.
with you
31r. L-l.tor.
V.M: OF THE I. FEMALES
Private letters from prominent North
, ucrs oi ins nexi legislature 10 secure us
ratltication.
Special Notices.
iLr Persons afiiictcd with Chronic D;sca?'
j,, .wv.u
ma, Consumption, Salt Rheum, Nervous De
bility, Epilepsy, !St. Vitus' Dincc, Catarrh.
Melancholy, Liver Complaints, Rickets,
Bloody Urine, Headache, Dyspepsia, trul all
diseases that men, women and children arc
tubjcct to. His practice is founded on the
truths of twenty-five years experience, dif
fering from all othe.r3. lie knows when he
examines a patient the cause of the disease
and the rerrcdy to remove it not by gues
sing' but by knowledge, lie does not claim
to know everything, nor to cure ever thing,
but docs cure seven out of ten pronounced in
curable Dr. Gansevoort is the author cf
popular lectures on the pathology, trca'.nr.ci.t
and cure of chronic ureases lie propocf
to visit you once in three months for two or
three years, lie particularly requests those
who have tried this Doctor and that Doctor,
and all the boasted and advertised medicines,
till worn out and discouraged, to call upon
hiin. It will cost you nothing. Consulta
tions free to all. Terms from four to five
dollars for treatment one month.- Difiicull
and teJius cases, from seven to ten dollars
per month. All medicines to be paid fi r
when delivered. Can bo consulted, free
charge, at tho Washington Hotel, Strouds
burg, Pa., on Tuesday and Wednesday, Oc
tober 20th and Slst.
NT ES A 3 CStS, HUT TKl'K.
Every young lady and gentleman in the
Unitt-d otatcs can hear something very
much to their advantage by return mail (free
of charge), by addressing tho undersigned.
Those having fears of !eiur humbucffod will
oblige by not noticing this card. All others!
will p.case address their obedient servant,
T1IOS. F. CHAPMAN,
8;il Broadway, Now York.
January, 1, 1500. ly.
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SGHENCS'S SEAWEED TONIC.
This medicine, invented by Dr. J. IT.
Sche.nck. of Philadelphia, is intended todi
solve the food and make it into chyme, the first
process of dijc?tion. By" cleansing the sto
mach with fcjcl.enck'e .Mandrake Pills, tho
Tonic s.o;i rc-tores the appetite, end- food
that could not be eaten before uainj it will'
Lc css:!y dieited.
Qiusumptioncannot be cored by Schcnck'a
Pulmonic Syrup unless thi stomach urd li
er is rade Iieiliiiy and the appetite restored,,
hence the Tor.ie and Pills arc required ir
nearly every c:ise if cons mi i.t 1 .n. A half
dozen tottles of tho SEAWEED TOXIC and
three or four boxes of the -MANDftAKE
PILLS will cure any ordinary case of dys
pepsia. Dr. Sciiexck makes professional visits inr,
Xcw York, Boston, and at lii.-i principal Of
fice in Philadelphia every week. See daily
papcra of each place, 1 r his p itnphlet on cot
surnptio:i for his days for visitation.
Please observe, whoa purchasing, that t&e
two likencssess f thu Doctor, one when in
the last sl3je cf Consumption, ar.d the other
as he now is, in perfect health, are oa tba
I l Schencks Principal O.ce, X,
j e'ie raj k 1 1 - e.- a i c - is i ue ry ? ! name
Mo.
Owt. IS, 'Co. lit vv. ea. mo. 1 jr.
nrc cntgirjg th" sttentiou of as'rcr.omera,
but tho world of Beauty and Fashion is less
interested m human diicoverics than in tho
frcat rucstion of
Turning: tho Heads
tfiat have Leen whitened by nge or sickni
! IO O lllorj'JCS LiJC:i CT tr A'll liUC. iobO(if
now is such
A
J as not to admit that lite finest and most harm
; less hai
r oariitiicr in existence is
r I CPJSTADORO'L
u,;Cij n- urishes the"filr
3 II AIR DYE,
res as wvllcs changes
! thir hue. Mannf
! wr n r u.,. vL, (-. c ,u i
clurrd tv J. tKlM.v
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dby
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A HUMBUG.
HEAR EXPRES-
ii ?on from
persons reading advortiso-
i mcntsof Patent Medicines, and in nine case
- cars sinco j iutro.jUC?j Inv medicine, th
ketias Lisikent, to tho ruldie. I had
IU, :noney to advr-Vtioe it. so I l it it fersalff
with a few druggists :ind storekeepers through
a small sect on of the country, many taking
it with great reluctance; but I tola them to
let any one Iuve.it, and if it did not r&tt
I stated on my pamphlet, no one neeJ pay
fur it. In soni3 stoics two or three battles
were taken o.i trial by persons present. I
was, by rainy, though? crazy, and that would
te the last they v.vud sej'ofmc. But I
knew my me.!ici::e was r.o hu-njog. In aioat
two n-ouths I brgan to receive rd-rs for
more Lni.nent, sonic railing it my valuable
Liniment, wIm h sd refescd to sign a receipt
when I left it at their store. Now my talcs
arc millions of bottles yearly, and all for
cash. I warrant it superior to any other
medicine for the cure of Croup, Diarrhrea.Dy-s-er.tery,
Colic, Voniilinj, Spasms, and Sea
sickness, as an internal remedy. It is per
fectly innocent to take internally, see oath
accompanying each bottle. and externally
for Chronic Rheumatism, Headache, Muwj,
Frosted Feet. B.irises, prui;is. Old forces,
Swellings Sore Throats. &c. &c. Sold by
Ml the Druggists. Depot, 50 Ccrilault
Street, New York.
Oct. ll.-Tvv.
ALLCOCS'S rCHCU3 TLASIIRS
EESTsT!tE-ClTUr.XIXvJ TL STI".U I THE V0UIJ
ALLCGCSS i'QZQUS PL.S'fi:RS
resolve and assmfc h-j celling fcrih
the acrid hunutrs J'nu.i parts intuniGltothe
sMn and general circulation thus, in wia
v.'j cases, jiosUiveluevuporatimr the Jiseast.
" James lull, m. d.
There is nothing rqual, io the way ot a
plaster, to tho Pore us Phster of Mr. ALU
COCK. Fierything is pleasant alx-ut thcni.
They are lhv plaster of the day, and a fit
type of our present advancement in scicpea
and art. Ia Atthnia, Cough, Kidney Atfrc
lions, Cent, Rheumatism, and local iier?
toatcd pains thev afford permanent relief.
J. F. JOHNSON. M. D..
on "Top'cal Remedies."
From a poasounl knowledge cf these
tors, we can state that they are deciileJly
preferable to any other in use. Wherever
Telief is to be. obtained by the use of a pes
ter, wo thould roconimend them.
A. INGRAM AM, M. D,
LLiitcr ,Y York Mtnlsr.
Agency, Brandreih House, .Yew York
Svild by nil Drugifts.
Oct. 11, lc-GG-lm.
A MONTH ! Agents wanted
six entirety new articles, just out
Address O. T. CARRY. City Building,
deferd, Maiae, January 1, lGJ.-lJt
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