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. THURSDAY. JASUARY 16, 18C8.
THE (I HEAT AMERICAN HAIR PRE
ptralion, valued at home and abroad, a real
Hair Restorer or Dressing (in one bolllc).
A gre.it triumph of science. Mrs. S A. At
ien's Improved (iifw st git'") Every drug
gist sella it. Price One Dollar.
j. Card.
The undersigned has opened an office for
tha purchase and sale of Real Estate, in
Fowler's Building, nn Main street. Parties
In vinsf Farm?. Mil!-, Hotels or other proper
ty for sale will find it to their odvantnge to
call on me. 1 have no agents. Parlies
iiiul see me persons Py.
GEO. L. WALKER,
Real Ertate Ajcnt, Stroudsburg, Pa.
Another flood in California.
ZfQ. Is the ix years' term of A. II
Stephens, Vice-President of the South
ern Confedercy, out yet? "Who is to Lc
his successor?
B. The Ohio Democrats want Geo.
II. Pendleton nominated for the next
Democratic President. There is consist
rncy in their wish.
tST" A Republican journal in Kansas
has nailed the name of Horace Greeley to
its matt head for the next Republican
candidate for President.
All right.
geru John C. lireckenridge, the South
ern rebel and thief, wants to be pardoned
Ilia uncle, Dr. Urcckenridgc, is intcrccd-
i for him
Away with the rascal.
Twenty miles mere of the Union
Pacific Railroad are Gsishcd, and still the
work goes on despite cold weather. Mor
monism will, ere long, receive such a
railroad shock as will knock it into- " no
where."
Alaska, the mainland and island?,
have been consolidated ; not by Govern
ment, uor by Seward, but by Jack Frost.
It is not decided when Seward will
build his Esamcr palace there as sum
mers do not last long enough to build
fcny thing but an ice palace.
Funny!
Gen. Meade was sent down South to do
rhat A. J. wanted done, and yet he has
tot much more than trot there before he
ireirthe Georgia Governor a ticket of
ieavc from that oSce. Andy has missed
liis mark this time and sent a man who
means to do his duty even if it is not in
accordance with " my policy."
DONATION.
The friends end congregation of the
lrc.-li3 terian Church of Stroudsburg,
purpose giving their pastor, Her. 1J. S.
Kreritt, a donation visit, at the Parson
age, on Thursday, January 30th, 1SG8,
a'trruocn and evening.
The public generally are cordially in
yited to attend.
, ,
Zy At a meeting of the Board of Di
rectors of the Monroe County Agricul
tural Society, held on Saturday last, the
lowing persons were elected officers fur
the present year:
President. John Kdinger.
Yice-Prcsidtnt. It. R. Depuy.
Secretary. Dr. A. Reeves Jackson.
r:' T W T II 1
Eg?- The Atlantic Cable was consider
ed a mammoth enterprise, but never has
or will elicit the commendation that has
attended the success of Coe's Dyspepsia
Cure. It "i3 getting a world-wide fame,
simply from the fact that it cures. One
bottle ofteu docs the work effectually ; at
the same time it will not injure the most
delicate constitution.
CC7 A protracted meeting has been in
progress ia the Methodist Episcopal Church.
in this borough, for the last two weeks. We
re pleased to observe that the success of
4he meeting thus far gives great encourage
ment to the brethren, and that the cause of
Christianity promises to be greatly advanced
by it The meeting?, of course, are held under
the charge of the eloquent and zealous paa
tor of the church the Rev. J. II. Alday.
Meetings with a eimilar object in view
the conversion of eou'.s to Christianity
are also being held an the I'rebby terian
Church.
Warm Weathsr and its Effects.
3Iany people, especially ladies, complain
at this season of the year of general weak
ness and debility. The use of Spcer'a
J'ort Grape ine prevents this. The
wine is said to have a' most wonderful ef
fect in giving strength, vigor and tone to
the whole system ; it as extensively used
by ladies nursing or about to nurse in
fants. Parties from London and Paris order
it, appreciation it above French wines. It
is said to be unsurpassed for summer
complaints and for weakly persons. Our
druggists have obtained some direct from
Mr. Speer. The price is low for so ex
cellent a wine, and every family should
liave a bottle iu the housQ.J'hihdclphia'
v.
Lectures.
A course of Lectures is to be delivered
at the Court-House, in this' borough, un
der the auspices of The Young Men's As
sociation of the Presbyterian Church, in
aid of ihe fund for the erection of a spire
upon the new Presbyterian Church edi
fice, now in course of erection.
The services of the following gentle
men have been secured :
Rev. 1J. S. Evcritt, who will lecture on
Tuesday evening, the 28th iust., upon the
subject of " My Neighbor."
Tuesday, Februnry 4. 1863, "A. Reeves
Jackson, M.D. Subject " Palestine'
Tuesday, February 11, 18G8, L. V.
Rrodhead, l.sq. buDject lo DC an
nounced next week.
Tuesday, February 18, 18G3, A. It.
Jackson, M.D. Subject " Egypt and
Rome."
Monday, February 24, 18G3, S. Holmes,
jr., Ksq. Subject ""Curiosities of
Language."
The Committee on Lectures have se-.
cured the Court-House for the purpose,
as being more convenient of access than
the old Presbyterian Church, where lee
turcs have formerly been delivered; and
have fixed the price of admission, in or
der to enable all to attend, at the low
rate of 25 cents, or 1.00 for the course.
Doors open at 7 o'clock, r. m. Lec
turc to commence at 7 J o'clock, p. M.
From the Philadelfhia Sunday Timet,
Dec. 2'Jth, 18G7.
A New Literary Enterprise.
Great liberality on the part of the pub
lishers. S100,000 to be awarded to the
subscribers. Novel plan to induce a
large circulation.
We have been favored with advance
sheets of a new monthly magazine, issued
on an entirely new plan by Messrs. Ev
ans & Co., publishers.
From our knowledge of the parties en
gaged in this enterprise, ws feel justified
in asserting that their undertaking will
be a success, and in all respects satisfac
tory to the public.
In addition to tho attrctions of a fresh
and interesting monthly, containing ar
ticles from the best authors in this coun
try and Europe, as the title indicates,
the publishers' draw upou the whole world
for topics of interest, and offer as induce
ments (if such were needed) a 'dividend
system" of an entirely original character,
in which all their patrons will partici
pate. This department is under the per
sonal supervison and exclusive control of
Mr. George G. Evans, long and favorably
known as a gentleman of experience, cap
ability, enterprise and probity. We com
mend to all a perusal of the "prospectus'
wherein the distinctive features of the
enterprise are fully set forth, feeling satis
fied that the result will be an immense
circulation of their new monthly, "The
WorhJ at Uoms" Full particulars are
sent free. Address Publishers "The
World at Home," 814 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
OCT The Supper of the Odd Fellowp, got.
ten up in honor of the anniversary of the in
stitution of Fort Penn Lodge, came off at
the Indian Queen Hotel, in this borough, on
Monday evening last, and was a splendid
affair. Some of the brethren, accompanied
by their ljdies, participated in the discussion
of the good things prepared for them by
mine hott Sandf, and until a reasonably ltc
hour enjoyed themselves only as folks, well
plctscd with ench other and with their treat
ment, can enjoy themselves. We, of courvo,
cannot particularise as to the ct up of the
mpper, but when we say that the table la
terally groaned under the burden of edibles
comprised cfalt that wasdesirable in quantity
quality, variety and get up, we mean what
we say in its fullest sense. Friend Sandt
certainly displayed great liberality in his
arrangements and gave us another evidence
of the fict that on hia departure from our
...i.j-i. . ii- . .
miuBi., v. ii. tii, we cctieve taRca place an
ApnJ, Stroudburg will loose a very prance
of good landlords. Satisfaction with his ef
fort on the occasion was universal anionr
the brethren.
Look Out!
Our citizens may not generally be a
ware that there is a Rorough Ordinance
in force prohibiting the throwing of coal
ashes, &c. iuto the street, under the pen-
aoalty of Z'l 00 for each offence. This
throwing of ashes iuto the street and scat
tering it over the sleigh track is a galling
nuisance to those using the sled or sleigh,
and if they see proper to lodge complaint
before a Justice of the Peace, can have
the parties so offending lined the above
sum.
Wc understand that certain parties are
resolved to haye the sleigh track at least
free from ashes ; aud wc would therefore
advise every one who is not anxious to
pay 2 fine to put their ashes in the back
yard, or to pile it up very snugly just out
side of thegutter so as in no way to in
terfere with the eleigh track, nor with
the free passage of the water in the gut
ter
Xo Wonder so many worthless
modicenfes are advertised for the cure ol
various diseases, and when tried, " found
wanting," thu invalid loses all faith
in specifics We have yet to learn, how
ever, of the first failure of Wistar's Bui
tanx of Wild Cherry, to euro coughs,
colds, aod pulmonary disease.
Very like a " Swindle."
Some week or ten days ago, a fellow,
calling himself, as wc are informed, in some
instances Powell, in others Crcssman, and
in others Preston, made his appearance in
our borough, and announced himself as a
professor of music tne who could, without
fail, furnish note books nnd teach pupils to
read inusic at S'ghf, in twelve lessons at the
low price of one dollar for juveniles and a
proportionately larger sum for scholars of
riper year. He represented himself to be
from Scranton; and by using the names of
parties residing there the Rev. Mr. Mar-
pie's among others, he succeeded an rais
ing a large class, and our town be came redo
lent with music fa, sol, la, and sing, song.
sing, being the chief topic cf conversation
among the Jenny Lind, Mario's and Carl
Formes in embryo. The day of the first
lesson nrrived, and the learned professor was
there to encourage the juveniles, and re
ceive the cne dollar in advance. Some
were wise and stayed away, and, of course,
didn't pay. Others were fovlish, went and
did pay. But little was done at the meet
ing Sivc taking the "corn," and giving
specimen of the Professor's skill, as the book
had not arrived. They would be here at
the next hour of meeting, when tho work
would begin in earnest, and all who had not
ntti-nded the first Iccson would be excluded
The dsy and hour of the second lesson ar
rived, and so did the juveniles but so
didn't tho Professor. Another day and hour
found the juvenileb again assembled but the
Professor was again missing." On Saturday
the following card wi found tacked to the
front door cf the piece of meeting:
"NOTICE.
" Next afternoon clas-'s on Saturday, at
o'clock. Every puj.il be punctual to the
hour. B. J. Phh8tox.m
At the appointed hour the juveniles, com
posing the afternoon class, gathered with
ru;-h, and waited mid
Bitter cohlses and bitter hlowscs
Till they Iroze their toees and noses,'
UUI no rroiessor maae ins appearance.
Then the shape and proportions of a swandl
loomcJ up mctt majestically, and visions of
do, se, do, reading music by sight, and eclat
to be gained among the shining lights of
song, vanished into their air. The Profes
for had undoubtedly mizzled, taking wit
him Eome forty dollars in money collectc
from his pupil?, having a memento wit
mine host of the American in shape of an
unpaid board bill, and the exchequer of ti
Fire Company minus some forty dollars whic
he was to have paid for rent of the hall.
Professor Cresstr.an, alias Pcwel, alias
Presron, is about 5 feet G ances high, thic
set. of dark complexion, has black curly
hair and mustache, a very pleasing address
and is rather superabundantly blessed wit
the gift of gab in short, is a perfect Adonis
whom it would be well for the press through
out the country to notice, and the public
generally to look out for. lie may b
'some" on the sing. He has certainly
proved himself to be considerable on the
swindle in this latitude.
We learn that he played the same gime
on the Tobyhann;ans. It appears that hi
real business is to get up schools, collect the
money and then skedaddle.
The Legislature met at Ilarrisbur on
Tuesday last, according to the "Constitu
tional provision. The Senate organized
immediately by electing Jamesji. Graham
of Alleghany as-its Speaker, and George
H . Ilamersly of Philadelphia, as Chiel
Clerk. Rusiuess was then proceeded with
iu the regular order. Iu the llouscof Rep
resentatives things did not goon sosmooth
ly. Efish W. Davis, of Philadelphia, wa
nominated for the Speaketship by the
Republican caucus, but when it came to
voting an the House eight Republicans
refused to support him. I his occasioned
a delay until Friday afternoon, when, on
the 20th ballot. Mr. Davis was elected
the bolters having withdrawn their op
position. While wc do not thiuk the
election of Mr. Davis a desirable event,
the bolting Republicans were scarcely
justified in resisting him to , the extent
they did. They presented to the House
a statement of the rcasous for their ac
tion, which were that they thought the
record of .Mr. Davis in regard to past le
gislation was notwhat it should have beeu
They say that by causing the delay they
succeeded in obtaining from him such
pledges as would be of great advantage to
the Republican party and tho cause of
reform. Gen. James L.tSelfridgcof Reth
Ichem was elected Chief Clerk of the
House, and Edward G. Lee of Fraukford
Assistant Clerk. This concentration of
the Legislative offices in the east will pro
bably defeat the election of George Con
oell for State Treasurer. No legislation
of any account was accomplished, beyond
voting to each member a copy of Puritan 7
Uigest. In the Senate, 31 r. Wallace has
presented a bill repealing the law prevent
ing railroads from making any distinction
of color among their passengers ; aud Mr.
Searight has offered one amending the
present laws n regard to taveru licenics
and the sale of ardent spirits.
During the year ending Dec. 1, 1SG7,
our State debt was reduced $1,71)4.045,
00. Iu that period all its ohlitr-itinn
have been promptly met, and that too
without collecting one dollar in the shanc
of taxes from the real estate of the com
monwealth. Under Republican rule the
day is not far distant when the State, will
be entirely freed from debt. While the
Democrats held away no signs of a reduc
tion were visible.
Gen. Grant will be forty six years of
age on the 27th of April uext.
Wni. R. Astor has 8100,000 city tax
to pay yearly, and A. T. Stewart has
$250,000.
At Steubenvillc, Ohio, t few nights
since, a chicken thief stole twelve hens,
and left a wallet containing ?30 iq tlte
coop. .
communicated.
Mr. Pditoh, A chap last week an
a prologue to ,his scientific review of the
Concert, entered largely iuto tho particu
lars of our many improvements for "the
past year; and, truely, in a public point
of view they arc encouraging; but .if wc
in as full a delivery descant on the meas
ures of our private capacity and ;its re
ward, how far short of identical improve
ment shall we find ourselves? Those
who make types the rcspectives of things
real, can easily gloss their pages with the
ories and dogmas innumerable, and de
pict to delighted readers the mirrors of
life radiant with golden images. All that
is theoretic in our existence is the spirit;
the flesh must provide for its wants by
continual labor and practice, and so on:
none ever sit down to ascertain by the
laws of science whether they are cold.
naked, or hungry.
Study, or the weary foils of scholarship
are to the entire system as salt is to the
blood (an iuvcrsc and forbidden ratio);
they relieve, while .they weaken; they
confuse, while they instruct; aud if the
reward compensates for only half the
merit the individual is blessed a lit-
erary occupation as at tne ccst a poor
one, and none are so discouraging, aud
so miserably remunerated as school teach
ing. We all are solicitous for the proper
instruction of our children, and there s
nothing e feel so repugnant to pay for.
Wc might speak: plainer, aud afiirm
that our own school teachers are the most
poorly rewarded in the land. Out cf
c'btji or more, who answered to their
names when the third call for an Insti
tute was raised, hew many could boast o
having thirty dollars a mouth' Rut they
came forward after all, only to find
great number as miserable as themselves
and to still believe that small as their pit
tance was, they must be therewith cou
tent. Many of these teachers had fanii
lies to provide for, and their appearance
to make respectable, and thirty dollars
month comes very far short of doin
either.
As we have stated above, that none as
certain by scientific experiment whethc
they are cold, naked, or hungry; but wc
might suggest that the teachers arrived
this far in their Institutional exercises
when they appointed a committee to ccn
sider the matter of their salaries. W
should think that most of them have been
led to reflect on the subject long before
but it seems not: at all events the pub
nc neeu not acar a strue lor some
time to come, and then eventually they
can procure a class instead, aud many o
our boys and girls who arc about to learn
Latin, French and German, would be
found ambitious cf the offer, should it
only bring them bread and butter: and
then they can be supported by their
friends, who, generally, are proud to af
firm, that their " little Mary, or Johnny,
teas anointed teacher, and icho icerc
hivnen to have gone over ticclve b'tsoiis i
day vihen thry icerc scholars themselves
Thu3 far i3 . our consolation and their
election sure.. The present class
t i a
scnool teachers nave ooly just now sat
down to cousider whether their salaries
are sufficient or not, and there we leave
them; only observing that those who
think they are, have told us that their
merit is very small, aud the care taken
to fulfill their duties with credit is stil
smaller.
Wc must, nevertheless, allow that our
local teachers are unfairly paid; and you
may answer that wc can secure them for
less. Assuredly so; but then they arc
" little Marys, or Johnnys," who aspire
Suppose that we could procure others
does it necessarily follow that our prcseut
remuneration of teachers is upright, or
liberal? Do we, depending upou them to
appaar decent and cleanly attired, pro
vide the means for their necessity? The
teacher with scarcely enough money to
purchase goose quills, or blot sheet, knows
clearly what you mean, and instead of
homely wearables, he must don " a cus
tomary suit of aolcmn black" to look-
grave when you address him, or look in
telligent when you request him to pay
"particular attention" to your child;
adding that you fear the rest of the
scholars are not fit comnanv for him.
And, lastly, if you desiro good teach
ers, pay them. .No qualified teacher
would, or could, offer, his services for
twenty-five dollars per mouth. Re libe
ral, and men practical in the profession
will come forward. Teachers are an im
portant class they are not men of " fin-
ished education," but they are import
ant in themselves, aud desiro that their
merit should be understood and rewarded.
The Institute is established let us see
what advantages it can give to its mem
bers, and what effect it can have on a
man's merit and reward. Finally, our
teachers are unfairly paid and needs
some able advocate to impress tho matter
with its due importance.
Two shoe firms in Massachusetts made
seventy thousaud pairs of base ball shoes
ast year.
There are 33,000 miles of completed
railroad track in the United States, and
h,vvO miles moro authomcd. -
ffte Governor's Message.
The Message of Goernor Geary has been
givang to the public. -It is a long but an
anteiesting document. Id regard to the
redemption cf overdue bonds, bein class
ed among the receipts, which is proper
enough, may, however, conceal the true
amouut of the receipts. Tho revcuues of
beginning of the fiscal year, makes the
receipts over seveu miliious. The story
of, receipts and expenditures is not so in
terestiag as that which relates to the
State debt. It was, November SO, lSGo,
37,704,-109-77. Of this amount over
$011,000. js iu relief notes, issued over
twenty-five years ago, and never present
ed for payment, and which most probably
have been destroyed. During the year,
SS5o,020-'J4 of the State debt were re
deemed, and there is in the Treasury, and
applicable to the paymcut of over due
loaos, $2,037,973-8580 that over debt
will be soon reduced to 34.700,431-22
Towards paying this amount, there are
in tho public treasury assets, most of
which arc available, araouuting to over
thirteen million of dollars. The Cover
nor suggests that it is an evil that large
uuiouuis oj iuouey remain, somctauics aor
long periods, an the public treasury, which
if placed at interest, might yield some
thing toward the reduction of expenses.
He suggests that the auoncy might be
loaned to advantage, but does not specify
to what class of borrowers, lhesugcs
tion is one that, if acted upon, should be
discreetly considered. If the State cau
place her surplus money in United States
bonds on advautageous terms, or some
thing of that kind, the benefit would be
great ; but in no other way should the
State become a money lender, because the
risk of incurring loss thereby would be
very great. Governor Geary treats at
considerable length of many other mat
tcrs, and has introduced to the attention
ol members of the Legislature, and to citi
zens, suggestions that are woithv of con
sidcratiou. The message is well writteu,
and full of good, sound sense ; aud if the
members of the Legislature respond with
any earnestness, good must come from
the preparation of the document.
Another Dodge.
'One half of the world does not know
hew the other half exists," is an old but
true saying. The bad and deceitful por
tion of the world's people are continually
inventing some scheme by which they
may pluck and victimize the unwary. A
new mode to accomplish this has just ori
ginated in the "land of steady habits."
A jewelery pedlar calls at a house and of
fers his wares for sale. When he is about
to leave the premises he pulls a chain out
of his pocket, which to the unpractised
eye has the semblance cf gold, and says
he found it but a short distance away,
aod presumes that it belongs to some one
in tho neighberhood. As he is going
directly from the place he offers to leave
the article in their hands provided two or
three dollars is paid him lor his trouble.
The money is generally advauceJ, and
the pedlar leaves the paity in possession
of a chain worth about eight or ten cents.
The Pacific Railroad.
The Treasurer of the Union Pacific
Railroad Co., Mr. John J. Cisco, gives
public notice that the coupons of the Fist
Mortgage Uonds of the Company will be
paid in gold coin after the. 1st of Januay.
ine iaieM reports state mat at t lie close
of the year the road will be completed
from the Missouri River to the base ol
the Rocky .Mountain Range at this end.
and at the other end from tho Ray of San
rraneifco over the Sierra Nevada Mouta
tain into the western part of flic Salt Lake
Rasitu Only about 1,100 miles remain
to be built. Ou the western cud G.OGO
Chinese are employed as laborers, and the
locomotive ii ruaoia over 105 miles oi
the road.
The lion. C. S. Hamilton, Representa
tive in Congress from the Eighth district
of Ohio, was brutally murdered by a son
of his, in a fit of insanity, at Marysville,
Ohio, on Saturday, December 22, being
struck in tho head with an axe. The
son returned to the house, after killing
his father, and succeeded in inflicting a
a severe wound on a younger brother be
fore he could be secured. lie is now a
hopless, raving maniac, lion. Mr. Ham
liton had ju.t returned from Washing
ton, to pass the holidays wifli his family.
Ten thousand one dollar bills laid in a
line, end to end, will reach one auile.
Special Notices.
Itch. ! Itch ! ! Itch ! !
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
in from 10 to 4S hour.
WKToM's OtvrMEvr cures The brctr.
Wiieatojms Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Tetter.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Hahbehs' Itcii
Wheaton's Ointment cures Old Sores.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Every ki.nd
OF Hl'MOIl liki: MAGac.
Price, 50 cents a box; by mail, f0 cents.
A-Wress WEEKS & PORTER, No. 170
Washington Street, Boi-ton, Muss.
ior sale by all Druggists.
Sept. 10, 1SG7.-Iyr.
A STAR ON FIRE !
wtis recently reported by the astronomers.
Vhat of that! Who cares for an orb myri
ads of miles away. .Meanwhile, tho whole
country id
of excitement at the wonderful caTect produc
ed during the past year upou tens of thou
sands of
: IIUMAX SPIICRKS
by that quencher of firey hair, that trans
former ot'gray hair, that ewilt baulifier of
hair of every unpleasant shade ol color,
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE, -
a preparation aa harmless as the April rain.
Manufactured by J. UltIS TAUORO, . 63,
Maiden Lane, New York. Sold by all Drug
gists.' Applied by Uair Dressers. -
Jan J.-lna.
the of ate, from ordinary revenue sources,
were $5,423,:tt0-07. which, with a bal
auco of 51,741,033 27 in the funds at the
AM ERIC AN
' WALT II AM
The true value, of Machine ' pn;A
Watchmaking is not that bv iis use IV-tri,.
es are made rapidly, but that they are mad
correctly.. Very tew people know w.'.y a
Wall ham Watch thould be superior to any
other. In the first place, at Walihnm th
vaicu is regarueu as oniy a machine, to bo
constructed like any other machine, on me
chanical principles. It the watchrs arc
good, it is because the machinery is rood.
ji course tlirre must be no defect in th
principle or plan of the movement no mi..
Ukc iu the sizes cr shapes of the pieces of
wuti.n u is composed nothing wanting in
their properties, and no error in their po
tions. i'llCSC ni.inlM nnco fhnmioM. t1n.l
it rests wholly with the machinery, construc
ted with infinite diversity of foia and Jhoc-'
tion expressly for the purpose, to produce'
ihe finished pieces. By meanso! multiplying
guages and m c.o-coprs, te.tsand inspection
lor the detection of wear in the cutting tools,
and for faults and fliwe in steel or stone are
mide to accompmy the work in every staro
from beginning to end. As a neces.-ary re
sult, the watch goes together a perfect ma
chine. Every part is found to fit properly
n't its place. Every pin may be pushed till.
it pinches, and every screw turned home.
Instead of a sluggish and fceMe action the
hatanct, even umh r the presure of. tire
lightest main-prin-g, vibrates with a wide:
and free motion, end the beat l a lhe-cler-ringing
sound always charactemi.V cf ths
Waltham Watch. The n.achine ia a tame
keener from the start.
This system of watchmaking is nnknown
in foreign countries, and is entirely original!
with the Waltham Company. The Compa
ny claim that by it they produce watchca
thit cannot be equaled for every quality
ah. ch makes a watch valuable. Simple ia
plan and correct in principle, the movement
is not only beautifully flushed, mlstantial,
accurate and cheap, but is uniform in the
minutest details, not easily dam.ged, and
when repaired always a goo-1 as new.
Tiiero are different trades of fm'sh in the
different varieties of wtch-s made by the
"Wa'tham Company, as there are different
sizes and snipes to suit all tastes and means;
but every Watch that b.ars the grnuir.
trade-mark of ' WALTtiAM" is guaranteed to
be a good one, and nubody need be a!raid to
buy it.
EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED.
For Sale by all First-Class Dealers in tht
United States and British Provinces.
For further inform i tion address the Agents,
ttOBBIXS &, A PPL ETON, '
1S2 aSa-ondirav. IV. Y.
Nov. 28, 1567.-1 m.
Song of Iron.
I arn mipM y in th" y!.cr,
Firrreiy v ieldctl by Ih brare,
Cloimus in the Malwait steamer.
Laughing ui the storm una .
Beauteous in the pa lure piliir.
S.irt)ig iti the pointed rod.
A it :.irij the tlewdly lightning
QticIU-J ami harmless to the od.
But there is n glorious etsrr.ee,
Wlieie I Ukc my xranuYM powar.
Giine to tlic r.ice my Mi.-fit.
et:est nl, in (lunger's hour.
Pre! before me fly iiiea5es!
IVe i fie (Uikrst tnilru bow !
See the roe of healOi and beauty
Take ihe paloM cheek and brow.
Fly. ly.v-j-!i.i! fly. consumption !
es ills are cri:..!iel nt length,
For I give Mliat human nature
Only ever needed trei.g:h !
Shall I trll m what pre-it e.tsrnce
I ran thus y.-ur fi us rtx-cr up I
Palli J. trembling, dying Milfcrtr.
l is the famed ' l'vruvian Syiup."
The rcituviAv syhcp
the ;rotoxu:e of Iron, a nt ilrmv
that .strikes at the root of diease ty i;ippMin tti
bloo.l with lis viial principle or lite element. iron.
ii? Enun.e nat reiuviau Syrup' blown in ilia
rm;;h':e:i free.
J. P. DINSMOrtE. r-ropnclor.
No. 36, Dey Si., nev. York.
Sold bjr all Iru?sisu.
Chronic Diseases. Scrofula, Ulcers, &c.
It is well known thai the bn fiis deiived from
orinkintr of the c.'oncic.. Saratoga and other celebrat
ed Springs, is pinu ipullv owing to the Iodine lliev
contain.
Dr. E. Anders' Iodine "Water
Contains Iodine in th yame pure state that it is fi-un I
in these spiinjj waters, but over .r)M ptr cent, more in
quantity, containing s it dose I 1-4 crams to ea:h fluid
iUnc e. dij-soivi d inp-iie water, without a solvent ,adi
envcry Ion? s-ought for. in tin country anil Eurupr.
anil is the best remedy in the world for -iofuia fan
cers. S-d Rheum, Ul.cis, and U Chionic DiM-ues.
t'iiciilii.s f,cc.
J P. DINSY.oRE. rromietor, 5(3, Dey Strret, New
York. Sold by all Uniggiits. Jan. i.-aui.
TQ OWNERS OF HORSES,
r piIOUSAknS of HORSES die YEA II-J-
lv from C.tlic. This need not be. Dr.
Tobias' Wttctian Horse Liniment will posi
tively cure every ca;-e, if given when tirst
taken. The cost ia o.ily om? doll-tr. Every
owner of a horse should hve a bottle in his
sialic, ready for use. It ia warranted supe
rior to uny tiling tor ihe cure o! Cuts, Wind
Galls, Swellings. Sore Throat, Sprrns.
Iru;ses, Old Sores. &.c. QTIiis Liniment Is
no new remedy.' It lias hten ueil and ap
proved of foi it) years by ihe firt-t liors men
in ihe country. Given to ti overdriven
horse, it acts like magic. Orders nre con
stantly received from the teeing stables of
JHfflrtntl tor at. J he celebrated Hiram
Woodruff, of trotting fame, used it for years,
and said it is far superior to any other It
ha tried. Ilccollect, Dr. Tobias' Venetian
Liniment is put up in pint bottles. Tiike no
other.. Sold by Druggists nipt Saddlers.
Depot, 5G, Coiilandt Street, ftew Vorn.
Jan. 2.-1 m.'
TO COXSlftlPTIVES.
Tho Rev. EDWARD A. WILSO.V will
send (freo of charge) lo till who desire it
the prescription with the directions foromk-.
ing and using the simple remedy by which,
he was cured of a lung nlTection and thai
dread disease Consumption. His only object
is to benefit the afllicted and he hopes ibut
every sufferer will try thin prescription, aa
it will cost them noihing, and tnay prove a
blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A.. WILSON,
Xo 1C3 S. Second St., Williamsburgh, N.
May 10.-lSG7.-lyr.
The above Remedy for Consumption, Ath
ma. Bronchitis, Couzh. Colds, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, together with
a pamphlet giving the prescription and a
short history of his cise, can be obtained of
Mr. alson s authorized "gents,
DREHEIl it BRO., Druggist.
Stroude-burg, J'a,
P. S. Pamphlets furnAhed free of charge
Dec. 10, 1 8l57.-3oi.
BLANK DEEDS
For Sale at, this Office.