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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 22.18C8.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES S. GRANT,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
I A Plant in ihm n-iftre Platform. I Owing to the opening oo election day,
HOW it Will affect the Working Man. and the ram on Wednesday me aispiay waa
The fourth section of the Democratic Plat- not aa large aa it would otherwise hate
form laid down by Mr. Seymour and hia par- been, but in quality it made up for lack of
jty, ears: quantity, and was very noe. Aaainguai
'Eaval Taxation cf every $pecte$ of l together, the fair waa a success.
property, according to its real value, tcic We shall endeavor to procure the pre-
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In cac tha Democratic party gain the aa
cendtney at our next election, they propose
! to put into operation thia plank of their
platform.
miutn likt, for publication iu our next week's
paper.
Death of Jamss Rafferty.
As will be Been, on reference to our obit
uary column, we !jw week announce the
Now the qution of taxation interests ev- death of our lont? time friend, Mr. James
cry individual throughout ur broad land ; Rafferty. It is with the most sincere regret
buteuch a question of taxation aa this espe- that we accept this du'y, foran intimate ac-
P1111VT PR COLFA X. cial'y interests tha lairing man. Let us quaintance and intercourse with the deceas-
consider how this "equal taxation ai every ett commencing in 1840 and continuing un-
speciesof property" is going to affect him. til the day of his death, standa unmarked by
It propose to tax, at their real value, every a ejngle jar, or a single painful recollection
thing that tha p.or man possesses his house Ujr KafTerty was one of the founders and firat
and lot, hia horuc and cow, hia furniture, hiej publisher: of the Monroe Democrat, and from
farming utensils and tools, and every mouth about the year 1836 until the year 1847,
f'ul of bread, meat aud potatoes that he eats, conducted it with marked ability, and with
Thia plank in the platform cf the Demo- acceptance to hia party. A faithful defiender
cratic party, was worked into ahapc and po- of his political faith, aa we endeaered to ba
sition by Horatio Seymour, and his friends I of ours, it waa often our lot to differ, yet we
ihe roan who asks you for your volts at the always found him a fair and g entlemanly an
coming elcctio n and he has pledged himself tagonut; snd others of those days now liv
to carry out the principles set torth in that g w;f wjlh UB) remember hia genial good
platform. Doea it need any further explana- 0ature and general goodneaa of heart. A
tion? Ikoiitih tear 1847. he iotned with MifQn
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Hannutn in the publication of the Allentown
under Republican rule, and compare the con- Democrat, but aevered the connection, after
dition of the laboring man now, with what a year or two, and moved to New York,
it would be under.Seymour a administration where he followed hia calling of printer.--
See baaca 01 brapes At the present time only the luxuries of From thence he moved to Wilkesbarre, and
On''ardinanothercoluron.SrhEll Nl.fe are taxed. The bread and meat neces-1 remained in connection with the press, and
.S TAN DARD WINE BITTERS 1 ury to existence, which the poor man must nffi-;.i ,mDWment. until failinsr health
-hly recommended by physicians 'Or h not tax?d i his furniture and clo- ..i;-i,- t ...tr it. f.r.imn mM
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ELECTORS:
G. .Iorrie..n Coatea, 'VVinthrop'W.Ksteham
Tlirt-nn M. Marshall, Samuel Knorr,
William 1 1. Harnop, Bcnj. F. Wagenseller,
William J. rollock,
Kiehard V'illey,
ilcrgo W. Hill,
Watson 1. Magill,
John H. rrina:hurit,
Trank ifooton,
?-nac Ikert,
11 aria Hooves,
David M. Kank,
William Davis,
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George . Lldr,
John Stewart,
Jacob Orafius,
James Sill,
Henry C. Johnson,
Jobn'K. Ewing,
William Frew,
Alex. W. Crawford,
James S. Rutan.
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THE STATE ELECTION.
The following is the rote of Pennsjltaina
Terms. $3 lBc vjllinur -rupuBc iuoicm iucmbw tired men lies down to rest, started on hid on l uesuay. according to tfte omcial returns,
p-.r
i.!phia,
ourcejr through "the Tallcjr of the thadow of I
already on car table, and, as
v.-:t'i t'lor'ioiaest of rrood things.
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1 The man whose income is less than one death." uc trust, aa we have reason to hone. . .
l a. I . . . . . ' 1 l Adams.
muuBanu uuiun pja uu in upuu m , uui ur lo reap a cnnslUUS reWira in UUl iar OCl- I Alleirtienr
Cjrilie Concerto! the ioniineniais, ai wao receives more man a thousand dollars tt-r and brighter world above. lArrastrong
iJtliins'icad a UaJi, on iuesaay evcninr;, clear annual income is taxeu; anu, sureiy.i . .. i ucaver
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tv.- 5 ixri.1 nrpn.ici nv nnr c itizeiiH. aiu iitu- h in in a in npir inn iax. ami Fnrtiiiii nrari i i h nmii Koanh iim ma mrnv mi vuiuiu
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T . ... Tnr tholpnrMlinPP I tl Kt r.. ika .nrnn.f .f Ih.t rrAnlr 1 - "in f 11 .'M L. .!L
ti us?'c, Ictli vocal and instrumental, was of ment which protects him in the enjoyment ot er Democratic crowing or cyphering over Bradford
a high orJer, and was most excellently ren- his possessions. I that result I Bucks
tie red. Al were ffood, but the einging of now could the poor man be better be- The cfHcial Renublican vote of Monro Butler
Mr. and Mrs Kerr, the former a rich, deep- friended 1 But the Democracy would make Lmmtv is 735.' Wis did hetter than that for ambria
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twv.ie-J basso, ana me jauer a eoprano ui rc-jnim believe the Kepublican party is opprce- Curtin, and we can give a plump 1,000 for Carbon
i:uikah'e cor.pats and sweetness, with tue.r Bjnj him with taxation, while the "bloated Grant and Colfax. The votea are in the Centre
cliiracteriatic rendering of the comic in mu- bond hoi der6M'o free. eountv. and it onlv needa that Renublicans Columbia
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v.:o drpw ir.iat I4rffeirUD)n UieaDDlaUSe anUI Tim nrnrtM '..n t. In v nmnrnmsnl Tt,n.?l U .. ,1 ... O... l, 1 I UneaUT
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i ji ttuun.Hi.c. j la o, jjjani prcpubiiiuii iu iax me pour aim ja-i - - - i
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4 Reserve J:il nouses wnerever mey go. bonne cls, for, strange aa it may seem, the UarK, UdDS anQ ttOOlS. Ciimon
majority of these Bonds sre held by the la- Th- base of Sper'a "Standard Wine Bit- Crawiord
i . . - I . ..a wa. a. I. . I Iff t 1 . I sf..... LBK aa. J
Vr ( TI Curr. from the Music normfr Dart ct tlio communttT. This is told Hers is hia ccicoraiea wince, in wnicn are umuciiauu
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t.i.vn ii !i'ir. tne l airana luncu a numocr ji rent Cenominat.ons issued, mere were Koot, uinger, occ. 11 is pieaseai 10 ina Ptt
I Luio , b:u had not time to finish all of the 1.474,940 of the one hundred dollar Bonds taste, and far superior to anything in the! Erie
issued, while of the fie thousand dollar! form of tonic now before the public. They Fayette
d bitter bv the t'orept
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mi 1 1 . I ii.i . . r I r..- r I I J . I M.Ml. J I auiiu
1 ne laboring ciass, men, nom mrse "uo-1 iniua.on 01 neroa u rwu iwc iuuumn. 1 p
vcrnment Bolide and public secuntiea which DId ty Liruggists. I Greene
Rep. Dem.
r jrk of ihst kind which was awaiting him.
He d in-s us to say that he will be in Strouds-
o a:tiii very toon and will then attend to
nil uf ihe tuning and repairing there w for liiui
. l.it Via iti mVt rpcnlsr Inns
V, I t : ,io,:uf u Democracy propose to subject to taxa-
ii ro lor that purpose 11 it is tlie wish of thel j r r j
cliiztr.r v. l.o are interested in this department
G:a. B:"-2ll's Great United States Copy
right. A sr-trm for the .ns'an'aneous detection o
Co.i.:tcrf--!t Money. Five Gvernment tests
aro Tuen. which are infallible, their roi-f
tjt-un being beyond the reach of counter
icitdl skill. We have examined this system
;Vr detailing: Counterfeit Money, and think
it uf reat v.lue to all handling money, or
londs. It is equally applicable to a three
c r.t btnn.p or a five hundred dollar bond.
Ths system is copyrighted, end Mr. A. B
P jrrfll, of our county, has bought the copy
f gi.t for this and Pike counties. As there
.vi!i low le a more cloee tcrutiny of all ps
j;.r noney, it will be found that there is
.:n-re couaicrfeit paper a float than is suspect-r-i.
v.nl it will Le well for all to place them
.s.fb ca liigdir guard
The Kesult
V.'j felt pomerrhat like indulging a little glo-rif-i-r.ticn
over the reultoftue Election, held
.;i tlsj 13ih, but our Democratic brethren here
si bouts steni to feel so bad over it; and are in
fr.:'.'i trepidation at the thought of what is to
r-me m the 3d of November, that we have
4".-!i luled to spare their feelings as much as
possible. "We know that if the chip was on the
other fchoulder, crowing Roosters would flap
their wing3 soldiers in Confederate gray
wauld le presented in marching array and big
cannon w ould be made to pufl their smoke in
tli? columns of our Democratic neighbor, and
many other foolish things would be done, to
inake ns feel worse than we would naturally
feel tvru under a big whip like theirs. But
we don : belong to that kind ; and feel more
like " luting up on them," in hopes that they
mv eee the evil of their ways and repent ere
ie storms of November overtake them.
Poultry for Sale.
Versoc in want of Poultry can pos
ibly be Accomodated with one or more
Licks of the raasculioe gender by apply-
inr ai iue woaroo uemocrai omce. ine
thicks are ra?Mr too 'coppery to be hand
ome, but miy he improved in color if
handled with care and properly fed.
Their crowing p-ropessities are not known
as they have Lad ao fair opportunity io
which to exhibit tlie quality, They were
tried on the resali ia Connecticut, but
only emitted a dismal squawk, aa the
cause for crowing wa all oa the other
f:ile. For further particulars, ioquire as
above. A few Manakins dressed ia 'Coa-
federate Grey," and several " Quaker
ucs' will also prolaUy ba d'upostd of
cheap. "
tZ3 If any there are wh faiied to be
assessed previous to the last election, let
.hem attend to it at one eo as to be ready
or the first Tuesday fit 'oTember,
Hunt inrrJnrt
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tion. I jv,,zuiwi. I Indiana
Then all thia talk about the "bloated Onr eorrespondent at Dingman'a Ferry Jefferson
I r .1 . r-il : 1 rl rn;.i.
bondholders" ia lor effect. Under cover of Jurnisues us me iouow,5 p.ruBu.ara
an attempted murder: iauwbcr
fh fith Lawrence
who ha. invested his surplus earnings in U- Mf Im1c OBf residia: at .tpkidfr. Le"
nited States sccuriues, whereas, now, that way'g Mill," in Lehmao towaahip, this Le,"gr -
tame poor man is exempt. County, was shot, while aaleep in his bed, rtm;
Laboring men, look at tbee facts, and by aome unknown person. The charge! icKean
weijh them well before you deposit yonrbal- took effect in the victim's face, destroying Mercer
lota at the next election. They are truths both eyes and mangling him terribly. Mifflin
which are worthy your attention, and ought " reported that his face ia also very Monroe
to influence your votes. bd'j b"nt h7 lbe FowdPtr- K'"n3 Pro0' Montgomery
Democrats, will you, who are really una- T, , insisted of buckshot. Several Northampton
ble to pay heavier taxes, vote a ticket, foun- b - 8ubser,uentW foand in the bed. Northumberland
ded on a platform, which uureayou of tax- yTm jjJont ijb careful attendaaca may pjjjjj j hia
ation on everything you postea?. simply be- possibly recover, bat hia caaa ii consider- e P ia
cause that ticket ia Democratic 1 Can you ed very critical. Potter
be so asleep to yonr own interests 1 Willi Suspicion points to no one, but it is tolf5chUyjK;j
he hoped that oo enorts will oe spared to Snyder
ferret out and punish the guilty party. I Somerset
Milord Herald. Sullivan
ouqucnanna
8,057
527
66 '2
658
3,663
431
103
2.200
1,720
1,655
1,225
3,171
4
43
990
2,5W
18
6,743
1,975
1,409
174
010
30
publicans and 38 Democrats to the Le
gislature. This secures tbe Legislature
to the Republicans, and the elec tion of a
Republican United States Senator ia place
of Rnckalew, Democrat.
The following will b the rota of tha
Legislature oo joint ballot :
Seaata. House. Jt Ballot.
343 Uepublieaos, 19 62 81
Democrats, 14 do
394
6,508
Rep. tnaj.
24
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We dow look for the diabaD-lmcnt or
the entire rebel army alike its Xortheru
aud its Southern wing. The American
people have declared hy magui Scent 'ac
claim that the surrender of Lee to Grant
was not a farce but a stern reality, to bo
respected! throughout all our domains.
Special Notices.
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you allow yourselves te be handled so easily.
by a party which so plainly forewarna you
of its oppression!
Arise, and shake off the coila which bind
you to a party which seeks, by "Equal Tax
ation of every species of property, to op
press the poorer laboring classes.
The Fair.
The Ninth Annual Fair of the Monroe
County Agricultural Society, came off last
week, as per announcement. The first was
a beautiful day, in every sense of the word ;
but, as with all first days, it waamerely pre
liminary, and waa devoted more to getting
ready for what waa to come than to exhibi
tion. .
On Wednesday it rained, and glom faces
attested the idea which reigned within, that
for once the Fair of the Society waa to be a
failure. Directora and Managers hoked
blue, sports and owners of f-st e'ock look
ed sorrowful, and hucksters, side-show and
flying-coach men looked as though oysters
showed any thing but a foum-ward tenden
cy, and that business waa at a discount.
On Thursday morning the atom held up,
and by noon the general aspect of the wea
ther waa such aa to lignt up the faces and
prospects of all, and soon, especially among
lbe aide showmen and hucksters, babel broke
loose, and the Fair waa in full blast.
Friday waa a fine day, and 'the big day,"
and the presence of thousands made it appa
rent that the interest of the people in the
Society, its Fairs and it object, had not aba
ted a single jet or tittle, but that this Fair,
and all coming Fairs, would meet a liberal
patronage.
On Saturday, a day added because of the
rain on Wednesday, although the wind blew
"great guns," and the blasts swept by as
though ladened with a cargo "from Green
land's icy mountains," there waa a good at
tendance, and a general, jolly good time.
John Barleycorn was there too, slightly, and
owing to the "peculiar circumstance, Sat
urday waa a day of fun, with but one quar
rel and neither blood rpilled nor bones broken.
The Twenty-First Congressional District TT10J?a
Blairtville, Pa., Oct. 20. The Con- Venango
gressional Conference Judges, of the Warren
Twentieth District, met to-day at Greena- Washington
burg and split into two parties, sending Wayne
two separate certificates to the Governor, Westmoreland
one declaring Mr. Covode elected by 325 Wyoming
majority, and one electing Foster by 411 xorlc
majority. The grounds of dispute were
in regard to the counting ia Dunbar
township, and in Fayette and Youogstown,
ia Westmoreland county, where it was
charged jby affidavits that no legal elections
were held.
44
793
522
1,366
1.295
3,427
714
670
1,102
49.895
39,469
Republican majority.,. 10,020
Sheriff Lyle of Philadelphia did his
utmost, on Tuesday laet, by swearing in
657 1 three thousand ppecial deputies, to place
the election polls in the hands of the
73S I Democratic bruisers and roughs imported
I from N'ew York and Raltiniore. and to
force in as many illegal and fraudulent
?a? votea as possible. The Courts interfered
' so far as to declare that the Sheriff had
1048 atmostnomore than concurrent jurisdio-j
1142 l'on w'tn tbe Mayor, and directed Lyle
773 J to keep hands oa under pain ot punish
ment, lbe three thousand deputies,
632 1 however, were on hand, and were active
in all the Democratic wards. Among!
them were some of the most notorious
bruisers nnd rowdica of Philadelphia
The Inquirer of Thursday, speaking ol
Lyle's attempt to subject the polls to the
power of such men, says :
Two ot the Sheriff's deputies are un
der arrest charged with the murder ot
two brothers in the Second Ward.
Que of the Sheriff's deputies is under
arrest charged with an attempt to pro
duce the death of a boy, shot at Front
and Otter Btrceta, This boy has since
died from the wound inflicted by the
Sheriff's deputy.
One of the Sheriff a deputies, ahot in
consequence of an attack made by him oo
a police officer at Fifth and Carpenter
streets, is liable to arrest for riot and as
sault.
One of tha Sheriff's deputies is under
arrest for assaulting voters, and attempt
4S9 ling to aboot a citixen at Ninth and San-
3,249 soa streets.
453 Six of the Sheriff's deputies are under
arret for disorder and rioting ia the
J'? Eighteenth Ward.
JJl Two of the Sheriffs deputies are an
i 4R der arrest for disorder and rioting in the
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One of the Sheriff's deputies is under
arrest for disorder and rioting ia the
Fifteenth Ward.
Twenty of the Sheriff's deputies are
under arrest for disturbance of the peace
and rioting in the Twentieth Ward.
Six of the Sheriff's deputies are under
arrest for disturbance of the peace and
rioting in the Twenty-sixth Ward.
Two of the Sheriff's deputies are uu-
2,953 der arrest for disturbance of the peace
aod noting in the rtmeteeota Ward.
These are instances in which the atro
cious character of the proceedings of
members of the ShenfFs pos:e were so
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gross mat tne puono interest requireu
their arrest. There were numerous in
stances of misconduct ia the force which
545
1,048
330
1,652
405
1,572
3,428
351
2.054
064
335
2
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1,200
210
39,575
A lady residing ia Doylestown, who
m a a e wr " r t I a
went irom I'luiadeipnia to nt lore oo DUmber of Congressmen, except ia the
the cars oo Tuesday night, says that the jiiri District, where Dr. Johu Moffat,
traiu was crowded with drunken, swear rjem.t appears to be elected over Leoo
ing roughs, who openly arowed that they irj y Jer, by 127 majority, and the Fifth,
had visited Philadelphia for the purpose wjlwre Dr Heading has 41 majority. Tha
of electing the Democratic ticket, and jat jg as follows :
CONGRESSMEN ELECT.
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The Republicans retain their former were "ow 10 D wuuo,' ,vl0U1-Jfc
arrest the prcpotraturj.
boasted of their successful operations.
The number of rowdies aod repeatera im
ported for this purpose from New York
and Baltimore must hare been several
thouaand. The only wonder is that the
honest vote oi the city was not more effec
tually "swamped." Doylcttoicn Intel.
District
1 Samuel J. Randall t
2 Charles O'Neill,
3 JoAn Moffat,
4 Wm. D. Kelley,
5 John R. Reading,
6 John D. Stiles,
7 Washington Tow mend
8 J. haxerence Gelz,
90. J. Dickey,
. Reading is getting to be a good sited
city. At the election last week 3036
votes were colled for Geo. Hartranft. and
3059 for Rovle. makincr a total of G095. Vac. O. J. Diokey,
Thia indicatea a Donulation of over fortv 10 Henry L. Cake,
thousand, and ahows an increase of abautUlan11 M. Vanauhen.
five thousand during the last two years. 1 12 George W. Woodward,
But four townships in Berks gave majori-1 io Uijaes wercur,
ties for the ReDublican caudidates. InU Jnn Packer,
Delware county, only two districts gave
Democratic majorities.
Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana, knit
ted together in the bonds of holy love
aod patriotism during the war, nobly vin
dicated their character on Tuesday by de
claring ia favor of perpetual peace. The
defeat of Vallaodigham and Voorhees,
the twin traitors of Ohio and Indiana,
and the twin leaders of the rebel Demo
cracy, adds a special saror to oar glorious
victory of the 13th.
Majority,
6337
2885
127
1859
41
2350
325
1700
900
15 Richard J. JJaldeman,
16 John Cessna 30
17 Daniel J. Morrtll, 900
18 Wm. H. Armstrong, 250
19 Glenni W. Schofield,
20 George W. Gilfillaq,
Vao. S. Newton Pettis,
21 John Covode,
22 James S. Negley,
23 Darwin Phelps,
24 Saines B. Dooley,
THE LEGISLATURE.
The return phow the election of 63 Re-
That rare mathematician, Sir William
Wallace, Chairman of the Democratic
Central Committee, has closed his offi.ee
and will return to Clearfield, there to ru
minate over the difference between tbe
fasciuating figures which deceived his fol
lowers and tbe stern arithmetic of the
disenchanting ballot-boxes.
m
Andrew Jackson's majority io Peno
svlvania in 1832 waa filtv thousand, lie
throttled nullification in the person of
John C. Calhoun. Let us now imitate
our fathers by giving the same rote to
Ulysses S. Grant, who defeated the off
spring of nullification on the field cf battle.
A Watkrlqo Perry county, Pa., here
tofore Democratic, has gone for the Re
publicaus. The fact is, the recent elec
tion has been nothing bat a Waterloo to
the Democracy.
m m i i
The Democracy have deliberately arous
ed the old war apirit, and they cannot be
surprised at the consequences another
Appomattox.
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Nebraska, the child of emigration, com
petes with her elder sisters for the hon
ore of loyalty aod gratitude.
The election of Grant and Colfax is
now nnirerfally taken for o-rrrvf'cd.
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Nov. 21, 1867.-1 r.
MARRIED.
On the 15th intt., at the Eangelical Par
sonage, in New Villaje, Northampton coun
ty. Pa., by tbe Rev. Ledy N. Worman. Mr.
William . Werkheiser and Ma Helen
Wells, both of Hamilton, Monne Co., Pa.
On the 17th inst., at ihe residence of Mr.
George E. Staufier, in Tannersville hy the
Rev. G. L. Schafler, Mr. George W. Mount
and Miss Elizabeth Warner, all cf this coun
ty. At Brodheadsville, Sept. 14th, by the Kev.
Mr. Becker, Mr. Frank Brown, of East Strouda
burg, and Miss Ella Depuy, of Delaware Wattr
Gap.
DIED.
At the residence of Alexander Fowler,
hia brother-in-law, in Stroud towiifbip! oa
the 14th inat., Mr, James Rafferjy, Printtr,
ia the 6.1th year of bja a je.
In the City of New urk, CUfcber 14,
after a Hujferng illness, Rachel Frances HaU
lock, of Strpud&burg, Pa. aged 27 years, 7 m.e.
and 10 days.
How vain, is all beneath the fkies!
How transient every earthly bliaa
Hg.w slender a.11 the fondest ties I
That hind us to a world like this.
Rut thpuh earth's fairest Moasoms dle
And ftU beneath the bkies la vain.
There is a brighter world on high,
Beyond the reach of care and pain.
HW (iKOCIiltY STORE.
riMIE PUBLIC AltE INVITED to call a
JL the New Grocery Store of the fubcri
ber, on Main street, one dor below the."
"Jefleraanian" office, Stroudsburg, Pa., and
examiue of the best stoct; of
wovisioys,
FLOUR 4 c,
ever bqught. tp the place. Everything in
the Grocery line will be found on sale in
great abuiidnnce, and at prices at wliich all
can purchase and live. Purchasers wiH
aye money by heeding thn no ice.
GEORGE F. HELLER.
October 22, iSCS.-Mf.