lje jTclfcvconian,
THURSDAY, JUKE 4, 1368.
IOll PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES S. GRANT,
: or Illinois.
FOR, VICE-PRESIDENT,
SCHUYLER COLFAX,
OF INDIAN" A.
REPUBLICAN STATS TICKET.
TOR AUDITOR-QFNIRAL,
Ges JOHN F. II A 1; TUANFT
FOE SCHVKTOIl GENERAL,
Ces. JACOB M. CAM TBEL L.
BALDNRSS, GRAYNESS, and other
imperfections of the Hair wnl be regarded
s inexcusable after a trial ot Mrs. S. A.
Alley's Impiotkd (neir 'yfr) Hair Re
storer or Da nasi. o, (in one bottle) Ev-
ery Diujifrt tells it. I'ncc une iciiar.
'Xbe alarm of lire, ly which a
number of our cinrens were startled, on
Saturday last, grew out of the explosion
of the kerosene street-lamp, oa tha cor
cer, few steps above llollinsbead'i drag
Btorc. A broken lamp was about all the
iamngo done.
The steeple of the New Presbyte
rian Church is progressing towards coui
rletioa, as rapidly as is consistent with
safety. Its lieijrLt, when completed, will
be one hundred and thirty feet, and it
will, comblued with the church, make a
very imposing appearance indeed.
t2y Mrs. P. II. Robeson has opened an
Ice Cream Saloon at her residence, be
tween the Methodist and Presbyterian
churches, in this borough, where all who
love this delicious summer luxury, and
who does net, should call. A liberal
sample of Ler manufacture has convinced
us that her s&bon is the pUce at which
to fecure the luxury in its greatest purity
and excellence. We have never tasted
better ice cream, or purchased more gen
erously filled saucers.
Burglary.
Ve leara that the residence of Mr.
Thomas S temples, at East Strcudeburg,
was entered by burglars on the night of
the 27th ult. (Wednesday of la?t week)
and a lot cf silver spoons carried off. The
rogues were either disturbed in theirop
erations or concluded, after search, that
Mr. S. did not allow his valuables to lie
around loose.
On the same evening the residence of
T'lr. Rockafellow, in the sama village,
ras cUo entered, and his pocket-book
containing ten dollars and his watch ta
ken from the btdrooai, where he and his
wife slept. As this is a beginning, and
as it is well knocn to the police of our
cjties that the pickpockets and burglars
have nearly all started out on a Epring
and summer rustication, it may be well
for our citizens to be prepared for such
vibits.
" Father Abraham."
We have received the first number- of
a new campaign paper, bearing the above
title, published at Lancaster, Pa., by
Ranch & Cochran. The Ranch of the
firm, is the Itauch Ned Rauch well
known throughout all cewspaperdotn, as
jone of the most witty, sarcastic, and yet
pleasant vrriter that ever handled a gray
,goo?e quill in an editorial sanctum. Re
publicans, hereabouts, remember him as
the late able editor cf the Mauch Chunk
'Gazette;" and Democrats have by no
oeaus forgotten either hitn or the stal
wart blows ha literally showered down
upon tbem .in the years gone by. Of
course, " Father Abraham," ja his hands
cannot be any thing else but spicy and
will prove to be richly worth the eub?erip
lion price 75 cent for the campaign.
t3a-Geu. John M. Schofield, the newly
appointed Secretary of War, took posses
sion cf the Department, on Monday last,
and was immediately waited on by Gen.
Grant, Gen. Howard, the Heads of the
several Military Bureaus, and the military
men in and around Washington generally.
He was accompanied to the Department
by President Johnson. He is succeeded
in his command of the first district, and
of the military Department of Virginia,
by Brevet Major-General George Htone
rnan. -- a m i
Cheap Whiskey.
Whilst Temperance men are putting
forth all efforts to cripple and destroy the
whiskey business, Congress are seriously
talking of cutting down the tax on the
raw material, from two dollars toceventy
fire cents per gallon. It is eaid that a
large majority of our Solons at Washing
ton favor the reduction, and that the
Revenue laws will be so amended. This
will, of course, secure a cheaper whiskey
to be used in the manufacture of " ox
yokes," worm fences," and other "rue
tfewjc ar?s " of like kidney.
Court Proceedings.
At the May Term of the several Courts
of Monroe County the following business
was transacted, viz:
David Roth was appointed Constable of
Ross township for the ensuing year.
The following licenses for hotels, liquor
stores and eating houses were granted:
Hotel.
ViIkin?sn Trice, Barrett.
John W. Yolhers, do
John Kerchner, Chesnuthill
Reuben Shupp, do
John Merwine, do
Jerome Kresge, do
Elizabeth Krepge, d
Linford M. Heller, do
Jacob B. Tee I, Coolbaugh.
Oliver D. Smith, do
Simuel Case, do
James Wnironhurst do
Jerome B. Shaw, do
Joseph Hawk, Eldred.
Nelson Hefflefinger, do , .
Schoch & Kunkel, do
Alonzo B. Sliafer, - Hamilton.
Charles Bossard, do
Valentine Houser, do
Jerome H. Fetherman, do
Jacob P. Reimcr, do
Charles Saylor, do
James Place, M. Smithfield
Jacob H. Place, do
Abraham Gish, Paradise.
Henry Braman, do
Manasseh Miller, Pocono.
Charles Brown, do
Amos Singer, do
Mary Hotter, Polk tap.
David Kresge, do
Jonas Snyder, do
Aaron Scrfa&s, do
Thomas E. Heller, do
Jacob W Kresge do
Reuben Hartzell Ross.
Philip Metzsar do
Jacob II. Siocfcer 1 . do
Isaac S. Lahar, Smithfield .
Theodr.re Brodhead, do
Luke XV. Brodhead, do
John Hohensheldt, Stroud
Jacob K. Shafer, Stroudebur.
Jacob Knecht, do
Linford Marhr do
Aaron XV. Clark, do
Henry Stoddart, Tolyhanna,
Isaac StoufTer, do
Hiram Hay do
Reuben B. Bonscr, Tunkhannock.
.Liquor Stores.
Jerome S. Williams & Co. Slroudsburg.
C. S. Detrick &. Co. StrouJ.
Joseph P. Metzgar, Hamilton.
Eating House.
Merari G Jones, SmilhfieTd.
Sulle. prcscquis were entered in the
following cases:-
Commonwealth rs. Henry Tallman
Fornication k Bartardy.
Commonwealth vs. John Fenncr For
nication & Bastardy.
Commonwealth r. Charles Fish For
nication it Bastardy.
Commonwealth rs. Christian Ililler
Furnishing intoxicating drinks to minors.
Commonwealth rs. Peter Born Fur
nishing intoxicating drinks to minors.
Commonwealth vs. Rudolph W. M03
teller Assault & Battery.
The Grand Jury returned the follow
ing bills Ignoramus, and directed the
prosecutors to pay the costs:
Ccm. rs. Addison Azer. Catharine K.
Sctzer, prosecutor,
Joseph II. Smith rs. Charles Ililgert,
Peter Donblazer et al. Verdict for
plaintiff in sum of thirty-Gve dollars.
In the cases of Samuel Warner, now to
the use of Manasseh Miller vs. Charles
Brown and John Dotter vs. the township
of Chesnuthill, the plaintiffs took non
suits.
A. Recve3 Jackson r. David R. Mai
ven, the jury found for plaintiff, where
upon the Court directed the payment of
costs to be made by estate.
The time for the Auditor in the ac
count of the Administrator of the estate
of Atfnaniaa Overfield, deceased, to re
port was extended until next term.
The time for the Aoditor on account
of the Executor of the estate of Adam
IIufTsmith, deceased, to report was ex
tended twenty days.
Stephen Holmes, jr., Esq., was ap
pointed to examine, and, if occasion re
quire, to resettle the account of Susan
Groner, Administratrix of the account of
Andrew Groner, deceased.
The Grand Jury reported that they
had examined the public buildings and
tound them in reasonable condition, with
the exception of the roof on the jail.
wuicn needs some repairs.
A numVer of criminal cases, in which
true bills were found, were continued
over until next term.
527 Owing to the stoppage of the La
ger Business, which will fioally take place
to-morrow, it is anticipated that quite a
drought will prevail in our borough for
some time to come. " Spitting fins," will
doubtless become the order of the day,
and the ' Heavy Dry on, becoming a
complaint, both fashionable and beyond
the power of medical skill to cure. Oh,
cruel Court, thus to cut off what has be
come a sort of Becond lacteal fluid to our
grown babes, and, cruel Sonnies, thus to
urge on the cruel Court. But the
thing can be stood," and if we cannot
get the " Lager," we can certainly, with
out violating the " majesty of the law,"
do the next best thing take to the wa
ter. With many this latter has doubtless
become an obsolete practice, but perse
verence will soon bring them into an ac
quaintance with it again. Remember
that there is to be no more Lager after
to-morrow, unless somo of pur landlords
should come to the rescue. The evidence
of the reformatory power of the measure
tics in the still vague future j
Grant and Colfax.
The reader will find brief biographical
sketches of Gen. Grant and the-Hon.
Schuyler Colfax, on the first page of this
week's paper. We do not publish these
as necessary to make Republicans ac
quainted with our glorious candidates for
the Presidency and Vice-Presidency.
They know them well, because a goodly
portion of their lives enters largely into
the most important epoch of our country
history, and Republicans kept pace with
that history, from the inception of the
Rebellion down to the present time. W
publish it merely that Republicans may
have an answer at hand for the many and
notorious lies which Democratic leaders
and Democratic editors, daily invent for
the hoodwinking of their followers, and
to catch those who are lukewarm, and do
not care to take the trouble to look into
the nobleness of character of our candi
dates or the purity of our cause. W
will next week publish the patriotic and
manly letters of acceptance, written by
Messrs. Grant and Colfax in reply to the
notice given them of their nomination.
Repo rted for Ihe Jt ffcnonlan
A Mass Temperance Convention for
Monroe County, met in response to the
call of Rev. P. Combe, Secretary o
State Temperance Union, in the M. K
Church, in Stroudsburg, on .Tuesday
May 2Gth, at 10 o'clock, a.m.
Convention called to order, and Eion
Northrop, Esq., was elected President
and on taking the chair made an appro
priate address. Opened with prayer by
the Rev. B. S. Everitt. Wm. Fine was
elected Secretary. The Rev. P. Combe
explained the object and plans of the
State Temperance Union, after which
the townships were called and the per
sons present from each were enrolled as
members of the Convention.
Rev. Wm. Ridgeway, James II. Mc
Carty, Elon Northrop, Miss Kate Drake
and Mrs. Wni. Fine were appointed a
Committee on Permanent Organization
and to report Constitution, Officers and
Managers of County Union.
Rev. U.S. Everitt, Rev. Wm. Howell
and others were appointed a Committee
on Resolutions.
Adjourned to 2 p."M.
2 p.m. Convention re assembled
Opened with prayer by the Rev. Wm
M. Ridgeway.
Committee on Permanent Organization
reported Constitution, which was adopted
The Committee also reported a list o
ofScers, as follows:
President Rev. B. S. Everitt.
Vice-Presidents Revs. Wm. Ridge
way, C. W. Ayers, E. J. Pierce, Messrs
Elon Northrop and James II. McCarty.
Secretary Franklin Coolbaugh.
Treasure Miss Kate Drake.
Managers by townships:
Barrett Rev. B. T. String, Ed. II
Heller, Simon N. Stright, Albert L. Nor
throp.
Chesnuthill Edmond P. Snyder.
Coolbaugh Abrua. Coan, -Wm. Mor
timer, Patrick Scanlon.
EMred To be supplied.
JIamilton Rev. Wm. T. Howell
Benj. F. Dungan.
JacJcson Isaac W. Teeter, Michac
Milier, Wm. II. Reinhart, Jer. Kresgc
Jonas B. Miller.
Middle Smitlifield Iters. II. Litts
C. E. Van Allen, and Geo. W. Peters
Paradise John Storn, Peter D
Dornblasen.
Price Samuel Posten?.
'gcoho Rev. George Shaffer, Jacob
Edinger, Mr. Teel.
PolJc To be supplied.
Ross To be supplied.
Smithfield Samuel Gulick, Luther
Van Vliet.
Stroud David W. Green, J. J. An
gle, Luther Fillmore.
Stroudtliirg-M. S. Staples, J. II. Butts,
Rev. Wm. M. James, Amzi W. Wyckoff,
Samuel Rees, Nicholas Ruster, Anna M
Stokes, Emma Keller.
Tolyhanna Jacob Blakesley.
Tunkhannock To be supplied.
The above officers were eleeted.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
Resolutions, which were adopted.
Revs. Ridgeway and Everitt were ap
pointed a Committee to prepare minutes
for publication.
Adjourned to meet as County Union
at 7 o'clock, p.m.
7 p.m. County Union met and was
opened with prayer by the Rev. C. W.
Ayers. Rev. P. Combe introduced the
Rev. B. S. Everitt as the President elect of
the County Union, who proceeded to
make an appropriate inaugural. Ad
dresses were also delivered by Wm. S.
Kirkpatrick, Esq., of Easton, and Rev
P. Combe, after which the audience was
dismissed by the benediction by the Rev.
E. J. Pierce, and the large audience dis
persed well pleased with the entire pro
ceedings of the day, and satisfied that the
Temperance movement had been propi
tiously and properly inaugurated for
Monroe County.
Wm. Fixe, Secretary.
The United States Treasuay received
?2000 in "conscience money" from New
lork (monstrous strange !) oo Saturday.
t?y- The Sunday-School Room of the
NewPresbyteriau Chjirch in our borough,
was dedicated on Sunday afternoon last.
The exercises were of a very interesting
character. An admirable v address was
made to the teachers and parents by D.
M. Stiger. Esq., of Jersey City, and one
no less admirable to the children by Ju
lius Ilowel, Esq., of the same place.
Several clergymen were present, and took
part in the exercises. Excellent singing
by the choir and children enlivened the
services, and Prof.-Clements manipulated
with his accustomed skill thekcy3 of the
rr. .I'll 11 O J
organ.- me cnuarcn oi iuc ouuuaj
School arc trying to get a Bell for tho
Church, and through the pastor they
asked and urged the audience to take
shares in its capital stock. Such shares
are offered at 25 cents each, and the well-
pleased audience showed their apprecia
tion of it, by taking 415 shares, at the par
value of S 103.75 The congregation
and especially the children, are delighted
with their new room, and certainly they
should be; for it is neat, commodious and
pleasant.
The congregation will continue to hold
their regular services in that room unti
the completion of the maiu room, which
they hope to dedicate sometime in Au
gust. The services, on Sunday were al
attended by large and attentive audiences
thus testifying to an appreciation of the
new building.
There are sixteen counties in the State
of Pennsjlvanio which aro without debt
viz : Bedford, Blair, Bradford Cambria
Clarian, Elk, Fulton, Greene, Juniata
Luzerne, Montour, Pike, Somerset, Union
Venango, A cstmoreland. Cambria coun
ty has the least debt, $2,000. Philadel
phia owes, S35,G9G,GG1 51 ; which is just
$74,G09, more than the State owe, its
debt being $3o,G2 1,0o2. 1 he other coun
ties whose debts exceed a million of dol
lurs arc Allegheny, 2,300,4 U 48 ;
Berks, 51,800,000. .
Murder in Reading.
Reading, Pa., June 1. Frank Lyon
a young ian about twenty one years o
age, "was shot and killed in the street on
Saturday night last, by a man named
Julius Weber, whonr it isallcgcd,he had
attacked with stones. Lyon had been en
gaged in a serious melee with some olhcr
parties just previous to the affair. T here
arc various versions as to the details of the
occurrence, and the blame seems to attach
to Mr. Weber for committing the homo
cide.
Death of Ex-President James Buchanan
hANCASTF.it, June 1. Ex-president
James Buchanan died at. his rcssdence
near this city, at half-past eight o'clock
this morning, after an illness of four
weeks, in the 77th year of his age.
Davis Bartlett, of Mass., who has made
this spring one thousand five hundced
pounds of the finest sugar from four hun
lred trees, is also a great hunter. He
trapped the past wiuter, iu his own town
fifteen foxes, nine raccoons and a wild cat
weighing fifteen pounds.
A dog stirred up a nest of rats in a barn
at Ba. ttleboro , the other day, and a man
came up just in time to see them take re
fuge in a barrel. Putting a cover on it
he poured in a quantity of hot water, and
when the struggles within had ceased
counted up no less than seventy dead
rats.
To go to law is a costly proceeding in
Missouri. Two citizens of that State
quarrelled about the ownership of
colt, and went law. Fifteen witness on
each side swore positively as to the owner
ship. Ihe judge being rather doubtfu
how to decide, hit upon a wise expendi
cnt, and ordered that the colt be sold to
pay the costs of court. It brought forty
dollars, the costs amounted to thirty eight
and the remaining two dollars were divid
ed equally between the parties.
A Hint for the Fraterity.
The Conneautville Record complains
of beng swindled by one Josiah Carpen
tcr, 442 Washington street, New York
e had a chance to be swindled in the
same way, but on receipt of the proposi
tion we .referred the business to our
agents, Mcssis. S. M. Pettengill & Co.,
in Park Row, 2sew lork, and their an
swer saved us from advertising a party of
doubtful standing. Whenever we receive
propositions for advertising from parties
in .ew iort, with whom we arc unac
quainted, wc refer them to Pettengill &
Co., and if their answer is uot favorabl
the advertisements are not accepted. By
adopting tins plau our cotcmporarics may
save themselves from loss and avoid trivin"
character to parties who seek to swindle
the public. Meadvillc Republican.
Another Remarkable Fact in Law.
J kenton. June 2. In the United
States District Court to day, in the case
of William Walton, under indictment for
passing counterfeit monev. .IudrQ Fiol.l
decided that in a contract made in New
Jersey to sell counterfeit monev tn
delivered in New York, the latter and not
the former htate have cognizance of tho
offense. alton had been conviefoi!
but before sentence his counsel, Mr. Mer
cur ahreve, raised the question of iuri.-d:-
tion. Walton may be tried in New York
Dut cannot be convicted in New Jersey
A singular freak of nature was on
an Arkansas town, recently, in ihi B,rv
in
ot a marf with three ears : one on .irh drU
of his head, and a third which belon
ed to another mau between his teeth.
It is fashionable now for the HKmM.
cy to prate about econmv. General ltn.
seau, subpoenaed by the President from
Alaska and not called, will have a bill
for mileage and witness feaa nf ir l.n.t..
and dollars. This is a specimen of John
son's retrenchment.
THE CAMPAIGN.
Address From the State Central Commit-
tee-An Appeal tQ All Good Citizens.
Philadelphia, May 27, 1863..
To the Voters of Pennsylvaiffa :
The National Convention of the Re
publican party, with a unanimity and en
thusiasm unprecedented, has nominated
candidates for President and Vice Presi
dent and announced the principles upon
which thev appeal to the people for sup
port. As to the individuals selected no
word of commendation is necessary.
Their deeds form a part of the history of
the country.
No matter who the candidates in op
position may b, they must represent an
orjcanizatian that was unfaithful to the
country in the hour of its direst peril and
faslejto liberty and the rights ot man.
For four years the Lepubhc shook
with the tread of armed men in a strug
gle to determine whether the will of the
majority constitutionally expressed shoul
- . - ...
bo tke law of the land till changed in
the miodc prescribed by the organized law
In that struggle three thousand millions
of treasure were wasted three hundred
thousand hero martyrs . found in our ran
somed soil their graves, and sorrow sit
to-day at almost every fireside, mourning
the uureturuiug brave.
This waste of treasure and legacy
woe was caused by the minority, in a fair
election, refusing to submit to the will o
the majority constitutionally expressed
Suspended on the issue hung the life o
at i.t t
the republic ana inc nopes oi maaiuua.
The only political organization' to give
aid, sympathy, and oncouragenient to that
minority in its attempt to dismember the
Republic and thus destroy our liberties
was the party calling itself Democratic.
At its last National Convention, while
half a million of men were in arms, for
the overthrow of the Government, it de
clared the war for the Union a failure
and demanded nn immediate cessation
hostilities.
'. c were nsked to Fpike our gun
when the foe was at bsy.
And the rajrs ot Lis black banner were
drooppiug away.
To take down the proud name our nation
had won,
And strike her bravo bird from his home
in the sun."
Had the policy ot the JJeraoeratic par
ty been successful, the genius of impar
tial history would have written on the
tombstone of the present sreneration an
epitaph of indelible, unfading and en
less disgrace that it preferred the Re
public should die rather than endure the
sacrifices necessary for it to live.
The men and the party that saved the
Government in war can preserve and pro
tcct it in peace, lhc great captun ol
the acre will lead the loyal hosts of the
Republic to victory in November next
as he led its armies at Donelson, Vicks
burg, and Appomattox Court House.
Republicans of the Keystone State, ef
ficient organization secures certain vie
tory. Your party in its infancy saved
the territories of the Union from the
blight and curse of human bondage, and
consecrated them forecr to free hemes
and free roc a. In its early manhood it
ha3 grappled and crushed the most gigan
tic conspiracy ever formed for the de
struction of liberty and free government
l reachcry of public servants or aposta.
of trusted leaders cannot stay its onward
march.
With truth and justice for weapons
and the hearts of the people for a bul
wark, if true to yourselves, a certain vie
tory awaits you.
"The price of liberty i eternal vigi
lance." Galusiia A. Grow,
Chairman State Cen. Rep. Com.
A bold thief at Chicago, the other day,
stole a fcojt'UU diamond ring and escaped
successfully. 'Entering a jewelry store, he
requested the clerk to show him the di
amond rings, and selecting one contain-
lag tho largest and most valuable stone,
put it on his finger, coolly bade the clerk
"good morning," walked out of the store,
fastening the door after him with a block
of wood, and disappeared before the po
lice could bo summond.
Tbe Potter Journal says it is estimat
cd that the pigeons have benefited that
county to the amount of one thousand
dollars a day since they commenced
roosting there, about a month piuce.
They were caught and sold by the wagou
load to eastern dealers, at one dollar p r
dozen.
Some time ago the New York
World
thui alluded to General Grant:
" As Washington was elected and re
elected on the strength of his character
and services, without pledges either askod
or given, wc' trust that General Gran!
will be elected, if at all, iu the same way
and with the same generous conGlence
Having restored the authority of the c
vernmcnt, we hope that he may add the
highest civic to the highest niilitar
fame by restoring long lost cordiality o!
feclinrr." ;
A Child with Four Legs.
We are informed tht wliiio fittinT
child was born in the western n.-irt iA ili
county, on Bradohaw, about a week ciiwr
wiai 13 wueiy uuiercnt horn tbQ shape
that is usually assigned to such pn.du. .
tions. The head, arr-1 Vr,c .
the waist arc i3 common-, but from th
Waisl down, the chil l is duplicated that
is, the lower extremities are four in nnm
ber, all well formed, instead of two. The
physicians sav that, with rnr thn
bilities aro in favor of the child being
reared. rayetUndle Observer, M-ty 21.
7,
One of tho largest rafti that has ever
gone down, the Delaware, reached the city
a week ago. It was brought from the
uenign, and required httceu men to man
age it. There was one stick of square
timber in the raft 5G feet long 37 iuches
lace, and 3 feet deep.
i- . , - ... -
$2,347,845 in specie was shinned in
Europe from New York oa Saturday.' i
Soldiers' Graves.
In various parts of the country Fridaj"
and Saturday last were devoted to a moat
beautiful ceremony by the friends of th
bldiers who died during the rebellion.
At most of the cemeteries fresh flower
were strewed on the mounds of the gal-
a"nt dead, and thousands of people looked
on sadly yet admiringly.
Faradise Valley, Call, lying between
the Tuolumue and Stanislaus rivers, eon-
tains an almost unbroken gram field or
one hundred and fifty thousand acres.
A number of prominct lawyers in Loui-
siana nave written to uen. urauv i
protection in- pursuing their professions.
These men have undertaken to bring to
justice many of those rebels who naye
been persecuting l niooisi?, and have db
interfered with and impeded by rebel cit
izens. Gen. Grant has ordered Gen.
Buchanan to give such protection as is ne
cessary in the premises. .
Coburn and McCoole the pugiliaU
were arrested in Indianua, aa they ware
about to tiglij. J'hey have been tried
aud sentenced to forty days imprisonment,
and are now in confinement. ' 1
By an Act of the Legislature any town
ship having on baud any surplus bounty
money arisiog 1'roiu taxes hid and collect
ed, i authorizo-1 to pay the same into tho
state treasury lor common shcool pur
poses. The population cf Readiug in estimated
at 42,'jUif. : : :
The College oi New Jersey, at Prinoo
toif, receive J Juriu oue week last month,
douation aaiouutitig tJ $225,0d0.
There are 7O,0'J-ai j'ghta iu Philrdtl
phia. ' .
Special Notices.
I.UIDE TO MliilUAGE.
Young Men's Guide to Haj py Marriage
and Conjugal Felicity. The humane views
of b nevolent I'l yticuns, i n ihe Grror and
Abuses iucisif t to Yout'iund Eirly ilnn
hooj, st-nt in HraWl letter envelope?, free cf
charge. Addre?tf flUU'AUD ASSOCIA
TION, Box T., I'hilauclphia, Fa.
June -J, lG-J.-lyr.
Itcli!Itch!! Itch!!
SCRATCH! SCUATCII! SCRATCH !
in from 10 to 4i hours.
vVnKATo.N s Ointment curps Tite Itch.
Whfaton's Ointment cures Salt Rusvif.
Wh baton's Ointmknt run s Tetter.
Wheatovs Ointment cures Barbers' Itch
Wheaton's Ointment cuv Old Sores.
Wiieaton's Ointment cures Evert kihd
of 1 1 V Hon liku Magic.
Price, 50 cents a lox ; Ly mad, CO centa.
Address WERKS & PORTER, No. 170
Wiishin-to Street, Do-ton, Mas.
For sale by all Druggists.
Sept. 19, 1 -507.-1 yr.
DR. TOBIAS"
Celebrated Venetian Liniment,
whose wonderful cure?, sure and instanta
neous ncti'n, in ca-os of -Chronic Rheuma
tism, Headache, Toothache, Cut, Borna,
Cramps, Dysentery, etc., hive astonished
the civil-zed wcrl 1. It is no new catch
penny, but an article that has stood the teat
of twenty yearp The enormous sale and
rapidly increasing lemand is at once the
surest evide: C' of us usefulness and popu
larity. Try it Hiul t e convinced. No fam
ily should be without a bottle in the house
hundieda of did'ars, anJ many hours of
ftifiering may be aved by i'-s timely u$e.
Colic, Cramp, and Dysentery yielJ at once
to its pain-curative propert cs. It is per
fectly innocent, and can be-given, to the
oldest person or youngest child. No matter,
if you have no confidence in Patent Medi
cines try this, and you will be sure l
buy again and reco:ntnend to your friends.
Hundreds of Physicians recommend it in
their practice. N-ne gr-nuine unless signed,
" S I. Tobias." Price 50 cents per bottle.
Sold by all the Druggist. Depot, 50 Cort
landt Si net. New York.
June 4, IoS.-lm.
The Last &Mm &cc
RDRESSlfitfi
will quickly restore Gray Hair
to its natural color and beauty,,
and produce luxuriant gTowth. It !a
perfectly harmless, and Is preferred,
over every other preparation by
those who have a fine head of hair,
is well as those who wish to restore
it. The beautiful gloss and perfume.
Imparted to the Hair make it dcsirabla -for
old and young.
For Bale by all DrwggUt.
DEPOT, 198 GREENWICH ST., K. Y.
Nov. 21, lU7.-lyr.
May 'JO, 18fH, at the Luther in Parsons
in Hamilton,: bv the Rev. Heurv SeiferLJJr.
Jou.n J. Hei.ncy and M iss Catharivi Zaor.
arias, both of Hamilton, Mcnrvq Co , P.
MI