yr-T.-.r.."i
(HI)c 3c(fcv5onian,
TIIUESDAY, HAY 7, 1868.
CuT Who will give Langforda job?
The chap that used to write stories. Do
not let him go away from Stroudsburg.
E2y Gen. Todd, the Chairman of the
late Republican Convention, has at length
announced the names of the Republican
.State Central Committee. The lion
Galusha A. Grow, of Susquehanna Coun
ty, is Chairman of the Committee. This
Congressional District 13 represented in
the Committee by the following named
gentlemen :
T. Frank Walter of Carbon.
John N. Stokes, of Monroe.
WTm. S. Kirkpatrick, of Northampton
John bhcrman, of Pike, and
C. P. Waller, of Wayne.
The Committee haviHg now been per
fected and organized, we hope to see work
began in earnest. Tkerewill be no difii
culty in carrying the State by a band
omc majority if we but work faithfully
Killed on the Railroad.
Cornelius Sweeny, for several years
past, in the employ of the D. L. & W.
llailroad, 23 watchman en, the bridge, at
Changcwater, X. J., was found dead on
the briJge on Monday last. From inju
ries found upon his body, it was evident
jhat ho had been killed by a passing lo
comotive, though to what train attached
is not known. The deceased was a very
.exemplary man, and a most faithful em
ployee of the company.
The weather for the last week has been
particularly balmy and spring-like, and
:our citizens, to a large extent, have taken
advantage of it to dig garden and get
:seeds in the ground. The prospects are
'that the time of seedtime is really upon
us, though we are not without our weather
prophets, who yet prognosticate snows
and frosts without end. Sunday last
vwes a very fine day, and numbers of our
citizens, in addition to the services in the
panctuary, exhibited an outside apprecia
tion of the kindness of the Giver of all
good gifts, by promenading in family and
friendly groups, and inhaling the pure
.and bracing out-door air.
The Lord's Prayer.
We were shown, a few days' since, a
copy of " The Lord's Prayer," a pen
-drawing, by Mr. D. F. Brown, really one
of the mcbt remarkable works of art ever
exhibited in this country. By patient
labor Mr. IL has succeeded in producing
a design, which, for skill and beauty of
execution, softness and delicacy of finish
and general merit, it would seem scarcely
possible to surpass. The work is highly
.recommended by Rishops and Clergy of
;all denominations, and, apart from its
Teligious value, will make a most beauti-
-ful framed ornament, for either parlor or
'the drawing-room. The Rev. J. Kirby
Davis has the agency for the sale of th
.work in tLis section of country, and can
f urnish from the miniature album size
jhotographed, up to the large full size for
f raming. The price placing them in th
reach of all, everybody should fecure one
A key to the Lord's Prayer, and a "mon
jtor," small 'works of large interest
to
those who would thoroughly understand
the Lord's Prayer, occompany each copy
-01 the Prayer.
. -County Temperance Goaventioa.
A Mass Convention of all the friend
of Temperance, in Jlonroe (bounty (La
5ics included), will be held in the M. E
Church, in Stroudsburg, on Tuesday, the
2Gth of May, at 10 o clock, a.m , to con
tinue during the day and eveDing.
Tn the morning, the Secretary will ad
3rcs3 the Convention, aud explain the
cbjec.ts and plans of the State Tcmpe
ranee Lnion.
In -the afternoon, a Constitution will be
-adopted and officers of the County Union
'elected, with other items of business.
In the evening, a public meeting wil
be held, when addresses?, favoring the
cause, will Le made by. the Secretary and
others.
In order to present the cause and in
cite an interest in the subject, the Secre
tary will preach on Sunday, April 24th
in the Presbyterian Church, in the morn-
jng, on " The Sinfulness of the License
System' and in the evening, in the 31.
thurch, on " The lleligious Charac
ter of the Temperance Cause in its Re
lations to the Christian Church," and
on MondayeveniDg, on " The Overthrow
of the Liquor Traffic by the Powers of
God, and the Aid of the People."
To all the above the public are urgently
Jnrted. Jlzv. P. Combs,
See. of Penna. State T. U.
Jler. Win Ilidgsay
13. S. Everitt,
Sam'l Peees, Esq.,
Committee of Arrangement.
The new State Normal School, of Pen n
Bylvania, is "to bc established at Kmnori.
tim, (Jamcron county. ' . .
Our Neighbor on the " Tariir."
In his' last " Monroe Democrat " our
neighbor gives up a half column, in
double column measure, to an elucidation
of his views, and the views of his party,
on the Tariff question. Hitherto, as in
1844,. it has been customary with the
press and orators of the Democratic party,
to head off all questions, and all argu
ments, touching the Tariff, by a respect
fully reference " to my letter to John Iv
Kane," a letter written, and well writ
ten too, to siut every wind of opinion,
whether it blew from the North, the
South, the East, or the West. The let
ter had this advantage too, that it pre
teuded to favor a Tariff for revenue,
with incidental provision, for the protec
tion of those branches of manufacture,
which were yet in swadlings, and needed
the fostering care of Government. This
was the pretended policy of theparty
then, and was, to a certainty, as near an
approach to free trade, as could with
safety be made. Now a different policy
appears to have been adopted; and il
"The Tariff Swindle," spoken of, by,
our neighbor, represents the views of his
party we must bid good-by to all " John
K. Kane " frauds, for the future, and
look upon the Democracy as fairly com
mitted'to the policy of Free Traders; or,
in other words, to the support of the man
ufacturing interests of the old world.
There is so much of the wonderful,
and of the " bugga-boo " in our neigh
bor's article, that we would like to lay it
before our readers not because of its
iutrinsic merits as an argument on the
subject, for it has no such merits, but
because of the confirmation which it fur
nishes as to the lunatic point to which
Democratic reasoning lias at last driven
Democratic editors Dut we have no
room for it at this time. From its pcru
sal one would almost suppose that these
gentlemen, cur neighbor among the rest,
had, by some slight of hand, been 2yrfS
toed to China, where hideous noises and
still more hideous distortions of counte
nance, arc a potent means of quelling tu
mult, and driving the masses into the
support of such measures, as the more
shrewd among them may wish to have
adopted. They must, most assuredly,
have forgotten, that they are living in a
land of intelligence; where; outside of
the immediate precincts of Democratic
majorities, the people read, and learn,
and understand every measure adopted by
the powers that be, and approve or con
demn, through the bal'oVbox, as may be
their well digested choice in the matter.
In this nineteenth century, and in this
land of liberty, where the ofBcial servant
11 nf Mi
votini: master, to epcak, as the " Demo-
crat" sreaks. of the masses be n? a oar-
chasable
upon the
snould not lau to meet a propc
ind then. too. to sreak of a ballot-box
corrupted, taxes wrung from the people,
wages reduced to the pauper standard of
Europe, and these backed bv foul false-
hood as to the increase in nricc of
a Dicce of full v which we did not lnnl- for
in one possessed of an intellect so obtuse,
even as that which rules our neighbor's
even as mau v,uica ruies ourneignoors
xnmmnH tv o rn an mnnrr .eon a"J n utiu iu luc IUUUIU. uuu UU 1UUUIIV anu rnft tUirU. VTfl DGlieVfi. lor hliri .irr "JT
ri,.n,i.u. :-n into tne prices ol articles named verv rrom me latest traces ot tneir course, i
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euauui. 13 au luauit nuitu I i... . hn'i
I -f i-t. r i i i .i Rpani) rlrnr flinf tlitr Iiiir miHi lUr,',:
n... . . I 1 I I I .1 III u II IU II I . I . .lll.lr.l:! n r I n O O Vln I h v w . w w . . . .... WW . . . . I M . . 1 I I . III. II I
commodities necessary for man's con- vcw it as you win, is but a clap trap set debates arc in progress, ressouden whit- lROy-
sumption, in face of the fact that if these P to heighten men who, like our neigh- jlcs the cod of his pen-stick, Grimes slow- enfJrJeJ IT'
4i - i - 41 i i v i bor are apt to be scared at trifle Tt rubs hl3 cbaiu lloss and Norton snow tntfrff" S tfectn re not followed by cor-
things do exist they must exist by the or t0 bc tnflf3; .II up the floor around them with bits of torn reaction, but are permanent, in-
intelligent consent of those on whom has nothing more than this to sustain it. paper, Conklin-strokes approvin-ly the f"f inS f E""' VIGOR an? ;NIW ,L,FE into
.i . ,. . , . . . . 4 , . i , r,, ' 1 . , P r. , . , r . o j a" parts ot the system, and buildincr up an
the scare is attempted to be inflicted, is 0 peninsula of light curly hair which iron CONSTITUTION
cranium, u e can account lor it under noT"w --"""-i .1TUiuCukvi
other hypothesis, than that much waitin
fnr the rrntnln r.f nficinl mtrnnn 1,,.
made the nartv and its editors and
crs besides themselves.
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a r ... r .. r
uaik ui vui uciiiuuui a cuuicibiou 01
Tariff Faith, which would be Iauhable
if it were not broached in all seriousness
is that in which he alludes to the wa-es of
DpmnAmfic timM Th n.m :
. -v-uivv..utic
times, with the business state of the
country, the wages and the prices of
commodities incident thereto, are not vet
passed frcm the memory of the youo-cst of
men now doiDir business for thempk-rs
Closed factories and workshops, mechanics
and laborers out of employ, corruptions
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in power, general stagnation in business,!
Uu. ii u iC.a, l00i p,ace, nana to
,.0v v.c uomiuai prices
for farm produce, where the peculiarities
of those times, which culminated in the
formation of the Renublican Tv,rt nA
in the overthrow of Democracy, and the
- J Ule
conseqeunt good times which have ever
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ftuw I't i i aiicu
cratic leaders, wag the war and brood of
" iuwab uuuuie result iP- t"n., ..- i -l , imcatuuicui iriai. i uiskcrs Helped
of those Democratic times, growing out i, a i- i j . . Lincoln s appearance ; but they spoil, as
of tU base Wing of lb. Lee to tho St?, ? r peelrly .d.p.ed to jaacU a, eoL trillc, ca, the fof Mr.
4k spirit of tho Demo! ""'r ! Ch.JWCfca,fO,.
evils which followed in its train. "Dou"h-ta5a
aveuuvKa ruieu the hour, and' Uemo-
t . w r
cratic editors had no other god to whom
to shout hosannas, beside that IIotsDur
Southern will, which, with its feet upon
i A.. . . l
vue necus ot the people of the yielding
and rnnr,, f JJII: 1 tT .
iwuii, was connniu v imn: i
; utiicc. emoeraticj
umcs paid skilled mechanics in this
ueighborhoodTrom one dollar to one dol-
lar and twenty-five cen
its per day and"
tv to vonfifi.o
ty to seventy-five
laboriog men from fifty
oenta nr Hnv wlfli nl u
centg per day, with only occasionally a
job of work for either, at that. Demo-Lor
cratic times paid the honest, Inxd-crk-
in" farmer sixty cents a bushel for rye,
forty cents for potatoes, forty-five cents
for corn, from ninety cents to one dollar
and ten cents a bushel for wheat, from
twelve to eighteen cents a pound for but
ter, and from ten .to twelve cents a dozen
for eggs, mostly in store trade, and, ow
ing to want of work for mechanics and
laboring men, with but a Very week home
market to depend upon. Democratic
times sent mechanics and labors, and
farmers through our streets, with the
sombre, woe-begone look of men not
knowing to-day where the provisions for
to-morrow'a meals were to come from.
Republican times have changed all this,
and the Republicans, with the aid of wha
our neighbor calls " The Tariff Swindle,'
has brought prosperity to the country
put work in the hands of mechanics and
laborers, created a demand for the pro
ducc of our farmers, and put money into
the pockets, and independence in the
minds of all. Largely increased wages
are the reward of labor of whatever kind
you may mention; while the increase in
the prices of the necessaries of life, have
not been so great, as to prevent farmers
from liquidating their debts, contracted
during Democratic times,, and which
hung as millstones about their necks, or
mechanics from purchasing town lots and
erecting neat and comfortable residences
thereon. The experience of Stroudsbur
alone gives the lie, most unqualifiedly to
all our neighbor's assertions, and the ex
perience of Stroudsburg is but the expe
rience of the whole country North.
Democratic editors, our neighbor amon
the rest, are proverbial for their denun
ciations of the Revenue Tax. Do they
want Repudiation ? If not, why seek to
decry pnd outrage the tariff law, which
but seeks to lighten the burden of direct
taxation. We have a debt, to the pay-
ment of which, both principle and into-
rest, all parties are pledged. How is this
to
be paid save by means of taxation,
lightened as far as possible by an econo-
micai auminisirauon 01 uovernmenw
l ollow the demands of these editors, and
abolish vour taxes, and whence comes
n,n. a w k
lui iuc uauuu a ptcuuiary uonor; iiieie
are questions worthy of consideration,
Tnnr, n.)ua ga r.,n v,J
large number of officers to carry out the
laws for the collection of the revenue,
. . . . . .
ituiuvmuv uuiwi:, iuui uuu lauib nuu iuc
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and the other laws passed to secure the
safety of the country, but instead of wish-
in to -abolish these they only want to
get possession of them.
Our neighbor, concludes with an array
of figures, which, if correct, and unmitti-
Saiea DV lue ori-m stac or the question,
would be well calculated to startle folks
But tLeJ are not co"cct, as can be readi
'J jru" " '- i"e reiau siorcs
half the cost Price to merchants, as set
down in ltc " Democrat's" figures, while
waScs. wan a lull demand lor labor, are
UP 10 llie maximum ct compensation
The w"oI article, in the "Democrat'
-democratic editors are proverbially
IW t0 lcara the truth Uen' anicron,
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fiome 1X or ECVca ceks ago, moved, in
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miuee 10 invesl,Salc a charge ot deialca-
H""1 against Secretary Forney, to the
amount of ?40,000. The matter was
I
promptly relerred lor investigation. Last
week our neiL'hbor had mst Ipnrnpri tiioli
o 4
charSc aa(I 33 a biS coulJ be made
at an carnC!it worker in the cause of the
Ioal masscs il was pnUwIicd, and For-
ncy's reputation ma hrned before the
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reaers of the "Monroe Democrat." The
'areslgatio which resulted in the com-
P,cte refutation of the charge against
Secretary Forney, was concluded, and
t!,G result made known, at least four
wecks aS but ifc was. not convenient for
pur DeiS"or lo have learned that fact.
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PhvcW,,.
3fr. Spcer takes the liberty of request-1
n rd.vsieians t incflint nn .-r ,;, J
't ya i,. n..J
win,. Th "!; ti,. i: c
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SraPe cultivated by him for the
nnrnose. nnd i nnw BiiPjrii II w nam)
Lmi nrorn hr, n, ;.t, Ii.Jlf
. w i'4JisviftuaAU iuo
A' arge Volume would not con-
tl,e maS9 of testimony which has
itcumuiaieu 1Q iaTor 01 13tar 8 JaIsam
i.i. i t.t. . . .
of ViId Cherry as a safe, efficient, and
reIiade remedy in curing coughs, colds.
"d pulmonary disease. Many of the
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curcs re "alj wonderful
i
A CARD. LUTHERAM fJTTITPnTT
oub6CrU,er8 l the building of the Luthe-
ran Churc,, in tfl p'ace, are hereby inform-
ed not withstanding we have failed in
PfocuriZ Mr. Singmaster's $8,000, we have
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nevcruiciess, LO build the Church,
reiv;n(T -
bV" T". OI.D-
icuuku, - 1
V, 1. . I LUU UTWA II 111 il Ul L LV1 UL. 1 .7 1 Lllllll I J " - I
I
sing of o re,"7w; JS.s h wwrdcJ- h a nil
HII 11 k I X II 111 I I . Ik
n ft
uie ccnainiy 01 prompt acuut '"t
crood quality is guarantied for Mrs. S. A.
Alien s Improved (new style) hair iv.-
8TCRER or Drf.ssi.nu, (in one bottle) . Every
Druggist sells it. Price One Dollar.
A novel sisht was presented in tne
Concord Railroad Yard, at noon Wednes-
day, in the shape of a special train of fif-
teen long platform cars, containing thirty 1
alerant coaches from the world-renowned
carriage manufactory of Messrs. Abbott,
Downins? & Co.. all consigned to Wells,
Fargo & Co., Omaha and bait Jjako.
probably the largest lot of coaches ever
crtnt fmm nnft manufactory at one time.' I
The coaches are finished in a superior
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manner, the bodies red, and the running
prrt yellow. Kach door has a handsome
picture, mostly landscapes, and no two ol
the sixty are alike. They arc gems of
beauty, and would afford study for hours.
The scroll work is very handsame, and
varied on each coach.
They are built in some particulars much
stronger than are many coaches, especial-
. . -r-t iir.TM!fn T A If K -A.l
ly the iron work. Ihcy are designed for U yiiCYf for two hundred thousand dol
nine persous inside, and eight or ten out- jarg
side. The average weight of the coaches
im-A , j 4i. i rr l
13 iijy pouuua, uuu ia uw pan, ui
teen sides of leather were used up on partnership," in Rush township, Schuyl
each coach in the boot, thorough braces, kin county, has been sold by U, S. Mar-
clc.
it is expected me coacnes wm g
through to Omaha without charge of cars,
unless some accident should befall the
train-. They will ply between the Fas-
tern ai
nd YV cstern Division of the lacinc
Railroad. Concord Monitor.
Distressing uasnaiiy.
On Thursday of last week, Mrs. Wil -
nam uouinson, living at jso. , J.exas
township, filled a pail with boiling water
from a kettle, and set it upon the floor,
preparatory to scrubbling. She then
weut out after more water to fill the ket-
tie, and on returning was horrified to find
tnat au interesting little daugntcr, not
quite two years of age, had fallen back-
wards into the pail. Un taking ou the
little sufferer's clothing, nortions of skin
and flesh fell off with it. She lingered
until the following evening, when death
.
put an end to her agony. Wayne Co.
Herald.
TlTTi
A New Swindle.
new swindle is said to have he. start,
C(j in Xew York city, which is well cul-
culated to deceive people Iivins in the
country. A circular is sent out with
I samples of prints, Nvhich are represented
ownt,Pa li;iVft nn nffi(, vw Vnrt- l'n
closed in the circular are samnles of oods
r .i, ;i, .....t, :ii i
vi nuiv-u incite taiua vim ac u L uu 111c
I w
receipt of one dollar, or ten yards for
eiSty-five cents A messenger w re-
ccntlv sent to the ofnee named, when it
was founJ that tbe nlaC(s " nf
a boy, and that no business was transact-
ed there beyond receivin'r lette
rs, which
ve tn fiftv
5
usually numbered from thirty-five
a day.
Broke Jail.
On Saturday night, last, three prisoners
made tneir escape lrom our counry jail by
sawing a bolt lrom the lock ot tbe back
door. They were all from Hawley, two
ot them being awaiting trial for larceny,
.1.1 i i i- . '
way out of the State, which is perhaps
v. v-.. uv. juiinu.
riciures 01 me impeaciiment irilah
hile the long winded impeachment
stretches down the centre of his forehead:
I rp i 1 1 -i ...
xrumuuii is aiways in ma seat, bu desk
I rrvprril with Ii.-iaL-c inH 1m 1,
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cale noticeable attention, withstand-
ids his constant writ ntr. Sumner 5, t
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tentive to the trial, and always informed
each aspect of the case as it comes un
te,s wbo sits beside Sumner, keeps
I nis (lint linnnpiiratiPvciH rrnnii-i no . n 1
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uer. oumsourv acts nice a l'oiar rmnr in n
menagerie, except a Polar bear doesn't
chew quite so much tobacco, nor spit on
f,DC Mrpcts. lie is the most uneasy ol
i r :-; Ui
turning quickly and walking rapidly lor
an hour at a time. No Senator oa thi
floor takes a greater iuterest in the trial
tbau Eevetdy Johnson, or pays it more
"eaJ "ton. . lie chews his lips and
when his hands are aot nervously nickinir
aims pantaloons, or rubbing them, his
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mouth is never-still. He leans back in
his chair and is, or looks to bo supremely
Imnnir riioca !o o;il 1,.!.: i L
most imposing personage in the chamber
Some blockhead doctor, on account of
some throat alfection. ast fa adv sp.J thn
Chief Justice to allow his beard to -row
u?fcr. h.is . cll!D and . a thick c,umP of
white hair in that region is the result.
The frieiids of the Chief Justice have
been looking fnr llmf Hnftnr noar c;nn .
he is fouud. you will hoar or another
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iS5A communication from the Sec-
retary ot tho Treasury shows that th
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department his recovered, of Confederate
?. ,per y, JA e' 14,liJ7, and has
lor nsel and other
expenses. ,
i .t ...
t : E . , aStern Pof
wwtauuusciw, a icw ounuays 8o, opened
services by reading, without cxplauatiou
or comment, a very full and correct local
P"ce current how much flour, butter,
D,oat !ard. cp eto., were worth, and
the price of shoes, cor I. t,..;n, V
- 1 . ..-"Mf.uMJHuu.iuua-
lins. No obtusencss (-observes a Ion.-, 1 M.
PfO fl to understand this strait
I imn.l. L i - .1 1171 I 11 1
j a .
mOOOOO beeves. 175.000 bos?, and
' , r
3G3.000 sheep. In 18G0 the number of
beeves was y.uvv greater man last year.
fue sock 0f cattle was.wased during the
war jhe jy0rth American says : hx-
nerienee shows that while the consump-
,:on 0f both sheep and hogs increases
i - P(tp1v. nn extreme increases of the one
ha Accompanied by a depression in the
0ther.
A young man, not yet twenty, living
: Mn.ii.on countv. Iowa, measured six
feet 8even inches in his stockings, ana
jia3 not stopped growing,
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A few days a;o a vessel arnvcu in
York, from Liverpool, having thirty two
professional pickpockets on board.
"
The Price of Coal Lands.
fp)C property of the Susquehanna Coal
LQ(j jiinino. Company, located at Mount
Carmel in the Shamokin -coal basin, has
uen soi j at nriVatc sale to Messrs. Thom-
Wilson. George W. Abcll aud William
.-, nr rnni unA containing three
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iuui-ulUndred and sixty one seres known as
shall Fllmaker for $iyU,'J5U, to John 31
Marls, of Philadelphia
rrua k;n t0 make the Clerk of the
nn)intw rmnmiinnRm of Northampton
county an officer elective by the people,
passed both branches of the Legislature
avwI KAArtma n liar it. nrnuulc thnr. fll
the next October election a clerk shall
kc elected for three Tears, at a salary of
SS00 tier annum.
An Irishman, a short time in thia coun-
try. was eating boiled crccn corn. After
eating off all the corn, he passed the cob
back to the lady who sat at head of the
table, saying:
"Would you please be so kind as to put
some more beans on the stick.
The general Militia law of Pcnncylv
t
ma requires all able-bodied men under
forty five to pay one dollar annually in
lieu of service except in time of war or
invasion the lines to torm a brigade
i uuu. uiiu taiii mau uiiiis, iu a tui-
unteer comnanv is to receive twelve dol
lars a year
Lancaster, Pa., voted Democratic on
Friday, by 3:U majority a loss of 187.
the Counc . which wake a t o vote on
the joint ballot. One branch of the
nnnncit U l'onnKliKfin .hir fl,rn mnlnfWw
I vw.-. u u.iu , ... i w u.iviui
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the first time in many years,
Republicans are jubilant.
In Baltimore John Urooks, the well
kown bird and snake fancier, Friday af-
tcrnoon, while playing with a pet rattle-
srrake, was bitten by the reptile and died
within fifteen minutes.
Special Notices.
DEBILITY.
Every one at times feels the necessity o
something to fo,ie vp the system depressed
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luciuui ur uuuuy eijiirusiion. ai tucn
es let every one, instead of taking olco-
c or medicinal stimulants, which afllr.
t luPryje. rcmwgoraie iiw ce
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u ment or the
PrPIIV'1 1 V flVDTTn
nr VmtorfnA
Iron, which vitalizes and enriches lhc blood
hy supplying it with its Life Elemen
Wm. C. Stirling, Esq., of Poughkeepsie
IN. i., eays:
" Since taking the Peruvian Syrup I fee
ucucr, my plrength is improved, my bowel
are regular, my appetite hret-rate.
" mere is an old 1'hysician m this citv
(oiuer man 1 am;, who has been in the Prur
business for 40 years, who has used the Syr
up ior mrce mouuis, and gives it as his de
cided opinion, that it is the best Alterativ
Tonic Medicine he ever knew."
ior Dyspepsia, Dibility, and Female
Weaknesses, the Peruvian Syrup is a spe
cilic. A 32 page pamphlet sent free. The
genuine has " Peruvian Syrup" blown in
the glass.
J. P. DINS MORE, Proprietor, 30 Dey
St., New York. Sold hy all Dru":idts.
DR. S. TOBIAS'
Pulmonic Life Syrup,
yOtt THE CURE OT
Incipient Consumption, Coughs. Colds
iroup, Asthma, Liver Complaints, Dyspep'
sia, and Licncral Debility. For severa
years I have been unrcd by kind friends
who have used, and been benefited by, my
Life Syrup, to put it up for ireneral sale:
but few know the large expense, now that
the country is flooded with Patent Med
cincs, which attend the came.
i
For
past I was reluctant to do so, as the capita
required would bc larjre, and I do not wil
years
to curtail the operations of 'my Venetian
j-mimcni Business. JJut. thanks to the tren
trous puoiic, who have appreciated my Ve-
II- . "
icuan Linimeni, I am now able to do to
wiiuyud nny ucirimcni to my large business
m ujiu meuicme. ihe loundation of.mv
0v.r-.B i auriouic to the attending to the
raanuiaciure oi everv dron mtlr k.i
wiu eauiu m regaru io my Pulmonic Life
-jr rup. j ne ingredients ore perfectly harm
oui act on the hungs and Liver with
TZ" Depot,
rl n m ?IHU oireer, Wew York, near
Jersey City Ferry. Sold by the Druggists
-uu omrcKeepers. Jay 7.-lm
KKUOKS OI YOUTI8.
A Gentleman who fiuftVr.i
tr . , ' T vlll liuill
nv,Iu AVCUIiUV. I'mmnflirn linnm, ryA 11
the elTocU of youthful indiscretion, will, for
"anC OI SUtlennnp hnmamfif rtn.l f,..
all who need it, tho recipe and directions
r waning tne simple remeJv hv whirl. ha
Was cured. SufTerGr wiJ.In . u..
the advertiser'aexnfinVn.. I x... j
Ul I vuh BU UT BU
ressing, in perfect conHdence. 1 - .
JOHN R. OGDEN,
.May 10, J?G7.-lyr.
The Last
pKRESTOm
HAlRDRESSlSft
will quickly restore Gray Hair
- to its natural color and beauty, :
nd produce luxuriant growth. It ij
perfectly harmless, and is preferred1
over every other preparation bf
those who have a fine head of hair,
as well as those who wish to restore
it. The beautiful gloss and perfume
imparted to the Hair make it desirable
for old and young.
For Sale br U raggU.
DEPOT, 103 GREENWICH ST., If. X.
Nov. 21, lSt7.-lyr.
A PANIC
would paralyze the world of fashion if it
were
PROCLAIMED EVERYWHERE
that henceforth no lady or gentleman could
change the color of their hair with safety.
Yet such would be the
DREADFUL DILEMMA
- pf botn sex'?, if tlmt genial, balsamic, poi
t 1 7
soniess, anu pecriess prepr-mon.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
were stricken off the roll of toilet luxuries
o danger ot that however. It is not tor a
um. mi n .hii-. ..uau.n.i.ut.u jj .
CRISTADORO, C3 Maiden Lane,' New
York. Sold by all Druggist. Applied by
all Hair Dressers. May 7.-lnx
INFORMATION.
uriant growth of hair upon a bald or beard-
Mpss face a,so a recipe for the removal of
1 imples, lilotchcs, Eruptions. -tc, on the
. . . . . ,
I . I- m Inn 4Ka ft f nl n-. n i I . n n i
iuui, can e ouiainea w iwioux cnarge oy ad
dressing TIIOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
823 Broadway, New York.
May 16, ISG7.-lyr.
T-i J T-f-"h t ? TrA ? ?
lv-'-li- 11 . - .J CVJ.X .
SCRATCH ! SCRATCH.! SCRATCH !
in from 10 to 43 hours.
Wii eaton s Ointment cures The Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Salt Rhevu.
Wh baton's Ointment cures Tetter.
Wheato.n's Ointment cures Harbers'Itch
Wheaton's Ointment cures Olw Sores.
Wheato.n's Ointment cures Every kixd
OF IIl'MOR LIKE MAGIC.
Price, 50 cents a rox; by n.ail, 60 cents.
Address WEEKS & PORTER, No. 170
Washington Street, Boton, Mass.
For sale by all Druggists.
Sept. 19, 1SG7.-Iyr.
TO COSUjlivnVES.
The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON wili
send (freo of charge) lo all who desire it,
the prescription with the directions for mak
ing and using the simple remedy by which
he was cured of a lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption. His only object
is to benefit the afflicted and lie hopes ihat
every sufFerer will try this prescription, as
it will cost them nothing;, and my prove a
blessing-. Please address
- Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No 165 S. Second St., Williimsburgh, N. Y.
May 16, lS07.-lyr.
The above Remedy for Consumption, At th
ina, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and 11
Throat and Lung AfFeclions, together witk
a pamphlet giving; the prescription and a
short history of his case, can he obtained of
Mr. Wilson's authorized ngrnls,
DREHER i BRO., Dru??ists, '
Stroudsburo-, Pa.
P. S. Pamphlets furnished freeofchr
Dee. 19, I867.-3m.
Scrofula Cured after Seven Years'
Suffering. . : " t
J. W. IIorxok, Esq., a prominent lawyer,
of Parkersburg, W. Va., 6nys : " I had .
"37 RUXX1XG ULCERS
when I commenced takinrr Dn. ADcua'
Iodine Water.
My Breast, Throat and f'a- vas one
continuous sore. I am now a well man.
and am satisfied the Iodine Watereavd. y
life." , . . .
Circulars in regard to, Ujis-rciiedy will by
6ent free.
J. P. DINSMORH-ProsrMtor. M Day
Street, New York Jf or. sa la by Druggist
generally. - May 7.-lnw
dii:i.
In East c?troudsburr, on the 4th inst.
Miss Marietta Younja. the 31th year of
her atre.
In IVrtxliso Valley, on t for 2nd iust.,
Abraham Trausuc, aged 70 jear?w8-month.
and 6 days.
The deceased, who was a highly respect
ed citizen, and one of the oldest inhabitants,
of Paradise, moeJ from Northampton coun
ty and settled in that township over half a
centuary ago, nnd was the last survivor of
the party who immigrated with him.
Dividend N otice
Stroidsbiro Bank,'
Stroudsburg, Pa., May 5,
Tho Directors have this day dtclared a Di
vidend, upon the assessments paid on stock.
under resolution of the Board if Directors of
March 19th, BG7, equal to six pet ctut. per
annum interest from the Lime the HB$?e&oeals
wore paid, payalle at the Baiu. ten days Af
ter this dale. " -
m7t3. J. MACKrJY.Ca&hicr.'-