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Dcuotcb to politics, Ciicratuve, Agriculture, Science, iiloralitij, anb (Scixcral Intelligence.
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Ti ',Z iii.- cud "' -v":,r' t,v" 1""al"4 :u-'-(.'ii-
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'""ri'1 .,1,.'r.mc square of fright lines) or
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i.J- I.T. KINDS,
.. ,.niri.' .KHfN'STOXH.
Homoeopathic Physician,
V-Mcitee: i;sj'imin D m;,'"!, Cherry Valley,
Mi'XUOK COINTI PA.
Slav I-. i"--ly.
f 4 i.r.WJS EiSKBklErrr.
Ik, . -
Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur,
Sand ('it, Waynk Co., I'a.
All promptly at tended, to day or niirlit.
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SlJl'iCOH tJi'UUSl,
bavin: i"-t p-turned from Dental
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PHYSICIAN.
U))-" n vu iy o;p.).-itii i.ii.uus JJrus More.
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i'..-ii t'.y iveuoi-.-d ' K. j. V'. If, corner
' iiu.i: sir -t, ?-! roiidsi.it r', Pa.
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S-.riii i'i I
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tl ;., ill.- hi-di.-t stvl- of H.? Art, and on the
in ! reasonable, terms.
; I J lilies. I ii ' r-; . J . 1 '. , ' . II .II . ..Iii It's, ..;..r's, sid;rijJU
Pl7J13tn, S IJ.Jin aiii ;iCCOUCQeUr( and dwarf Cherries, Ac; a Liiu - K iln, and one of the
; l.e-f stoiii-.ii;u i i in the vali -y. Tie- Kiln lias eaia-O.Ii.-e
.1:1 ! '..! !-:". -'. M si reef, S:ro'.lU- , iiy cnotuh to t.irn out 0110 hundi'exl and fifty 1. ur-h-
'.., P, i ihe !. 1 1 . 1 1 1 r :.i-me:-!v O'-eiiptf I J
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April l-T-l-ly.
LUMlin, L:.i..ii.i
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I'lvin-'irrn
In ilie ni 1 iiiii-e ni" ir. A. Ue?ves .laekson,
fre-Mein-e, c'lniiTnl S iiad :tml l r.mklii: .-treet.
STR0UDS3URG, PA.
fn.sos i-i:iitso.-.,
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AUCTION
Real Estat? Aserit and Collector.
1
Tli in "-v.; i 1 MV." t no! i:'y the puMie that I
Ii-i-t.r pir.-l i - Ii at sle.rt n-.i ; p -rson il prop.-rty
; -.f ill kin Is. as w Ii a. al Ksta:e,:tt jeihlie --r private
itli--.- r.t T'a ia.is ;e:ii-! oi l t'.-r- stan-1. ct Ila-t
roi l.-iur. p.,. I !.-.-. 17, l.-7i. ly. !
1
Aitorury tit JiiAV,
One il ior ah-ive tiie 'Stroti.l.s'mr -j II'mjsc,'1
SN-.i:;.I-!.Mrir, V..
( ' illecti'ins 1 ;.?;! 1 v ma.Ie.
O-Mher 22. I S7 I.
" CI!'"'""
I M )-t central htjaliori ut ;i:i Hotel in town, j
ii. vr. KH'Li: SOX,
1 1'.. M .tin street. IVonrietors.
.Jauu iry is?."!. 1;
Kuc'sa.ivrs- ur$:
II I 2 55
X-rth Third .V',vy, PHILADELPHIA.
US lte.ltU'0'1 rates, 5?1 7." p?r tlay.-'Jia
11 KNUV SPAllX, Vrop'r.
L. II. Swiiki:. Cii-iL
Snv. :y, JsT 4. ilui3
V7ILLIAM S. RSES,
Surveyor, Conveyancer and
Real Estate Agent.
Parms, Timher Lands and Town Lot3
FOR SALE.
Oflice tttt-ariy opposite Ameriean Iloues
sn l -J1 ii,M,r ,elow tlie Corner Store.
March -Jo, lS7:j-if.
DR. J.LANTZ,
SURGEON & MECHANICAL DENTIST.
sjdl iuis his olliee on Main street, in the se.-ond story
I'r S. Walioii's liri k hiiil Ii:i-4. ii'-.'irlv opposite the
Mroi-ls-,-,.. II-.,,,.-, ;,! he ll-iter"-. h i ids ! f t ha I by ciuh
t --n y ar. e.iitatit .ra:-l i.-.- and the i;i..t carne-t and
'."- t il at,,,n, jM1 Jo . ,..t- k i ni ti- to his pro-
; -i-.il. tli it he is fiv .,1,1 . ,( p , :",, ri. i i.ll o-r:iii..u-
I 'i th -ih-utal line iu the :uo.t car. ful and skillful nian
t -r.
1's-i.d :i!t-ntii.n 'iven to sivin- the Natural Teeth:
. I-. the ii,. .,ii ,u of Aniheiai Teeth on Rubber.
"11. i!v.-r. ,,r C.uil i iiii..it i : ii.iw i. -ii.-, ! r.n P. all
M t Ji-rs-.ns know thercat follv and !a'i;'" r of i-i.
'"iistinjOiiir work to the iije. ;rri.;iicet.or t-itliivn1 Itv--t
a diM-M-. April 1S7-I. tf.
R. MAINONE,
ilaker, Tuner, Regulator and Repairer
Of
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons.
1artl reiiu. in St roud.sbur and vicinity, wi.sh
r f W'Jir D',tr"l",'Dts I borough! v tuui-d, regulate! and
l'Jired at si most rensonahle pi i-c, 1H please leave
."rr orders at the Jefferson ian Office,
in t ' "hi"sr 10 I,lrchase Pian-m or other instru
ii'J finfl ' oteiral vantage to call on me. Hav-
r.. . praeticlo cxKricnce of over Iwenty-aix
"(iJr.-ri 'he niiisical line, I ui tr.Mrtd to f'urui.sli
,s m' UHt improved instriiments at the Jowrst
i 'i--iuw firi.-.-. j i,.,ve J.y.-aicd rnvsclf pirmancnt Jy
' ::iiel s.,li,-, j.lr i,..jr,.
SOMETHING NEW !
SHOE MANITAITOKY.
Tin iin lorsin -l wotiM rcsjMi-t fully uiro tiilic-t tlitit
tln-y liavc -s!alIilul at Vi!li:inis' l!:i!l l.iiii.lin. cor
ner of jt-oiy.- ami Monro;; streets, .-strou.Jslnirg, l'a., a
SHOE MANUFACTORY,
for til" in-ikiivz of sill kin. Is of I.nl y's Mli'l ( Jirnl l.'im-ns
:ml "liil-in-n's Itoots iiii.l hli-n-s aiul t'l-ji-.-rs. l'urtic-.i-hir
attt-mioii p:ii,l to
CUSTOM WORK.
Persons li:iv:ti- d.-fonn.-.l leet. bunions or eorns, or
eliil.lreii with weak ankl.-s, or crookitl liml.:. can have
lien- of first class materials and at reasonalile ju iecs
!iioes mail'- to suit tlieir eases.
Having Iim.I a lar-je ex iieri.-nee in New York u fei-1
conl'ulent that we ran suit eiistor.irrs as to ijualit ie ami
j. nee, all ot our i;om!s imt.i for general ami sp.-eial r.ile
are warranted to lie as rejires'iit.-il Please trive us a
riili, examine our :'mx1s a-.ul materials roiisitin of
Surges, glazed Krem li, Mat and I'rem-li Calf Kid, Ions;
:rainel, J?risli and PeliMed liout Mor.K-eo I'reneli aiid
Ameriean 'alf and Kl; Skins, all of wliieii vriil Ik;
cheerfully sliown to tli-se !m niayer.il. 1 ntemlin to
makealirst rale wearing arti. le we have notliiiii; to
roiireal, i-iUier i!i st-ek or make from tin; public, lint
would invite tluir closest sertitinv.
July s, T.Vtf J:. K. fK',)MMi:TT A CO.
Th-' !iii.l.-rsi ;iied oflers at iriv:-.te sale, liis I'arni, sit
uate in i lamiiton tow i is! lip, M.oiroe County, Pit., near
P.osj-,ilsvi!!e, and r miles fruiu ,-troiidiiurg, Count y-si-at
of Monroe, cniiti;iiiin
75 Acres,
i a'lout ft Ai res Ti:ii'er I.-ind. Ilie lia'am t- improved laud
! lime st. .ne s..il. in a lii-li .-tale ofeatiivation. Tiio iml
pro rr.ieiiis ar.' a
Prame House,
eiit;ii!!iii x nine rooms ; P.arn -M ly ! ji3L-wjL Jifift
W'a'oll .'died, I'i,'-l-n is l-y :iu fect,s" "-'Jrg-y'-'j
niili Ci-.rria-.'L- House at ta.-le-d, and ail otlirr nreesary
e.ii-i.iiildinjs; a le-v.-r t':i 1 1 1 : i w.-ll of water near tlm
dwviiiii". Tliere is an excellent Orchard of
Choice Fruit Trees
on the farm. roi-.sisiiii2 of A):! -. Peai li. herry, Pl-.un,
. "' hm-per .lay.
The cr .p and tck ran he hou-lit with th; I i-.n:i
j ne crop a no ;n. . e;i :i in- i.duiii 1
jj.-.-e is a -o.vi ehauee for a l.a-aiit.
PKTi.i: v. siiai 1:1:.
P. .sardsv;:i", July 1, is;-..if.
AT THE
mar Sfo
THE
CHEAPEST GOODS
IN TOWN.
Great burjrai:'.:' are now o!Terel in
FANCY
mn:s goods,
A LI'ACAS, V I'A A' KTKKXS,
O L O T I-I S 9
CASSIMKUKS, FLANNKLS, Ac,
all of Avliich have hcen marked down to
PANIC PHICSS.
('cods all tiew ati'l riir'it in style, hut
inaikt'il down to meet the tini-s. We invite
all to call anl see for themselves. Terms
Cash.
C. II. ANDlli: A Co.
dee-Jtf Main St., Stroudsl.nr?", V..
G. H. Dreher. E. B. Dreher
K3
(2 doors west of the "Jcfiersonian Ofiiee,")
KMZAlUrni STKKKT,
StrojHlshiu la.,
DREHER & BRO.,
DP-ALKItS IN
and Toilet Arliclrs.
OFLS, VAUNISIIKS, (;lash & PU'ITV.
Abdominal Supporters and Shoulder
13 races.
Soeley's
fitter's
TKCSiSKS OP VARIOUS PATTKRXS.
Lamps and Lanterns Burning
and Lubricating Oils.
Physicians' Preseriitions carefully Com
ivtinded. N. P. Tlin highest ('ash price paid for
OIL of WINTERUKKISM.
iiiay-4tf.
BLANK Dl'KDS
For sale at this Office.
STROUDSBURG, MONROE
To the Voters of Monroe County.
I offer myself as a candidate: for
Associate Jit Jar.
Ilesjiectrully soliciting the support of the -voters of
Monroe County, and promise if fleeted to perform the
duties of the oilier faithfullv and impartially.
WILLIAM S. RETS.
Stroud.shurp, S-pt. Ill, 1ST".
To the Voters of Monroe County.
S The imdersiuTevl does herehy most respectfully ofTer
liiiiisdf to the voters ol Monrm- county, as candidate
for the otTice of
1 ssor-ia le J u rhje.
Tf cleetetl ho nroini-S'-s to discharge flie duties of the of
fice with fidelit v and to the hest of his rd.ilitv.
JOSKPH i-'AP.I.H.
ILnnilton, Sep. J, 1ST-".
To the Voters of Monroe County.
The itnd.-rsi--rnr'd ih herehy most respectfully offer
h?ms"lf to the voters of Monroe rounty as a candidate
for the o!!ice of
Associate JiifJijc.
Tf elected he promises to discharge the duties of the
ofIiee with fidelity and to. the !est of hi a'.ilitr.
CI I A PJ.ICS W. DF.CICKH.
P.arrctt, Ancust ir, IS".
To the Voters of 3Fonroe County.
The imd-rsijn.'d ih.es hen-hy most respect fnUv ofpT
liims' lf to the voters of Monro county, us n candidate
for the; otTiee of
Prollionotiu-i ojj? Cirri; of the Courts of Jlonroe
County.
If elect ed lie n-oiilises to di-1iarie the dn t ies of the of
fice Willi fidelilv and to the hest of his nhilitv.
ALONZO P.. SIIAFKR.
TTamilton, Sept. 1C, 1 r-7..
To the Voters of Monroe County.
Th" oivl-srs'iri-'-il do.-s hen-hy most respm tfullr offer
himself t th" voters ofMonroe Contitv as a candidate
for the oilier of
Prothonolary and Clerk of (he Court of Monro'
County.
Tf ele.-t'd l- p'oiiiisr-s to discharge (he duties ofthe of
fice with fidelity and to the hest of h's philifv.
John n. i- KXNr.ii.
Hamilton, Au-ust 20, is;;.
To tlie Voters of Monroe County.
The iitider-hjiiPii dors li-rehy most respectfully ofT.-r
himself t- the voters of Monroe County as a candidate
for the office of
rrolhonofnry ami Cirri: of tie Courts of Monroe
County.
Ifi-le'-ted. h i.r-.mises fri dis.-hn rie the dut ies of t lie
otlice with lidelitv, au.l to the l.cst of his al.i'it v.
THOS. M- M II.HANICV.
Stroudshur;,', Au-iist in, f-To.
To the Voters of Monroe County.
Th" i' ndersiu'-d do-s hereby most respect fully offer
himself to the voter.i of Monroe county, as a candidate
for the o'.'iee of
Pfoilionoinry awl Cirri; of the Comix of Monroe,
County.
If elected h" prom-se-i to diseharsre the duties of the of
fice with fidelitVand to the Iest of hisahilitv.
JOIIXS. ithf.i:.
Stnttidsbur-r, August 10, 1?".
To the Voters of Monroe Connty.
The u-id'-rsi-n- d iln-s hereby mo't respectfully offer
himself to the voters of Monroe county, a, a candidate
f..r the oilier of
Pryistcr and Recorder.
If elected h" promSs'w to dis"hart:e the duties ofthe .f
fn. wil'.i !id litv and to the h.-t of his ability.
JOHN APPKNZKLLKK.
St roudsburu', August 'J'"., I s7".
To the Voters of Monroe County.
Th;" n nder-ined does hereby most res-ct fully oir-T
himself ! the vot-rs of Monroe county, as a candidate
f..r the otlice .if
County Treasurer.
I f elected he promises to dis'-hare the duties of tl-.e of
fice with fidelity and to the ln-st of Ids ability.
JOHN SlillTFR.
Chesnuthin, Sep. 1S".
To the Voters of Monroe County.
With liie approbation of all my friends with whom I
have eonvers-d uiion the subject, I have decided to he
a candidate for
Treasurer of Monroe County,
and if elected I pledge myself to attend to the duties of
the cilice personally.
JKi'KMIAH KUKStJi:.
Stn.uds'iur, Aucr. .", 1S7". t.c
To the Voters of Monroe County.
The iind'-rsi'rned docs hereby most resiect fully offer
himself to the voters of Monroe county, as a candidate
for the oflu c el
County 2Wf usurer.
If elected he promises to diseliarce t lie dut ies of the of
fice with fidelity and to the lies! of his ability.
JIFNRY R. PdFSF.CKLR.
Stroud, August ", IS".",
To the Voters of Monroe County.
The undersigned dors here bv most respectfully offer
vl dors here by most
ters of Mom roe count
himself to the voters of Monroe count v as a candidate
for the oiii e of
County IVce.surcr.
If elected he promises to discharge the duties of the
ofiiee with fidelity and to the best of his ability.
S! M PS ' 1 Kl II KKM AN.
Stroud.sburg, August ls75.
To the Voters of Monroe County.
The undersigned does hereby most respectfully offer
himself to the voters of Monroe county as a cnudidate
for the office of
County Treasurer.
If elect ed he promises to discharge the dnticKof the
office with fidelity and to the best of his ability.
I.I N FORD MARSH.
Stroudsburi;, August .", 1S7".
To the Voters ofMonroe County.
The undersigned does hereby most respectfully offer
himself to the voters ofMonroe county, as a candidate
fore the office of
County Connnifioncr.
If circled he premises to discharge the duties ofthe of
fice with fidelity and to the best of his ability.
JACOU JI. TRANSl'i:.
Smithfu Id, Oct. 7, 1S7".
To the Voters of Monroe County.
The nnder.-ignrd does hereby most, respectfully offer
himself to the voters of Monroe county, as a eandulate
for the olhcc of
County Co mm i.-.nio ncr.
If elected he promises to di.vharge the duties of the of
fice with fidelity and to the best of Ids abilit v.
MICH ALL MILLKR.
Jackson, S pt. -o, I -7 ".
To the Voters of Monroe County.
The undersigned does hereby most respect fully offer
himself in the voter ot Monroe count v as a cauuutate
for I lie ollirc of
County Coinmissi'incr.
If elected, he promises to discharge the duties of the of
fice with fidelity, 9 ml to tnc nest oi tin amiity.
JAML.SU. KJNTNFR.
.Smithfield, Sept. 23, l.s7,.
To the Voters of Monroe County.
The undersigned having been elected in the fall of
Commissioner, tor thre years, hut betnx allowed
to serve only two years by the operation of the New
Constitution, hpreby iwotit ruspccttully offers himself to
the voter of Mouroe. rounty, as a candidate for re
election to the office or County (.omnmMoncr. irciec
tcl he proniiiscs todi..clurtre the dutjesof the office it h
uaciiay. ana io tpe in or ru aojiuy.
JA.COIJI RAHLF
F-l-lrcd f-fi , rpl. ft, r75.
COUNTY, PA., OCTOBER 7, 1875.
To the Arotcrs ofMonroe Count7.
The undersi-.-ned dues hereby most rosjiect fully o(l".-r
hims -!f to the voters of Monroe couniv, as a candidate
for t!-.e ooiee of
County Cotumiszioncr.
Tf elected lie promises (o discharge the duties of the of
fice with fidelity, ami to the h.-st of his ability.
COUNKML'SSTAIINKR.
Hamilton, Sept. II, 1S7.".
To the Voters of Monroe County.
The undersigned does hereby most respect fully offer
himself to the voter.- of Monroe count y, as a candidate
fore t lie otlice of
Co it n ty Con; m t Wo w e:
If elected he promises to discharge the duties of the of
fice with fidelity and to the best of his ability.
WILLIAM X. "DKPL'V.
Sip.ithfield, August 21"., Is;.-,.
To the Voters of Monroe Countv.
The uiidersie-iieil d.ies hereby most respectfully offer
himself to the voters of Monr.j.s county, us a candidate
for tiie otlice of
County Commissioner.
If elect. si he promis-s to discharge the duties of the of
fice with fidelity and to the hot of his ability.
M KM" 10IU DitKIIF.R.
Strmd town.sliip, August 2d, is 7.1.
To the Voters of Monroe County.
Tie- undersigned does hereby most resp.-ct fully offer
Iiims.-If to the voters ofMonroe county as a caiidtdnt"
i'or tiie oti'e.-o of
Conn 'y Chin ,n iss'o n c'.
If elected he promis -s to diseharQC the duties of the of
fice witii fidelity ami to the best of his ability.
pr.TKUs. i:i)iN(;:;n.
Hamilton, August 2.., 137"..
To the Voters of Monroe Countv.
The undersigned does hereby most respectfully nfler
himself to the voters of Monroe county, as a candidate
for the oiiice of
District Attorney.
If elected he promises p di.share the duties of the of
fice with fidelity and to the best of bis ability.
LF.W1S M. lil'IlsoN.
Stroudsbur', Sept. In, l-7.-,.
To the Voters of Monroe Count.
The undersigned does hereby most resect fully oifi-r
himself to the voters of Monroe county, as a candidate
for the ollie-.' of
DiAiit Attorney,
If i -lecf "d he promises to discharge the dut ies of the of
iicv wiih fidelity and to the best of Ids ahilHv.
DAVID S. LF.I1
StroHdrdiurj", Sept. ..
LSANDER EMERY,
MAM K.UTl AM I.-KALKK IN ALL KINDS fF
farrhgrs and Riiggirs, Two-scatcd I'arriagfs
far Livery stables atsd private Families,
rialfuriii tyring Wngons,
f the latest style and for all kinds of use, Vept on hand
or made to oder.
SINGLE-SEATED CARRIAGES,
with top or without top, all styles.
Delivery and Express Wagons,
of different styles, shipped to order. All work warrant-
cl ;n every particular lor one year. 1 v. iil matce to or
der any si vie of Ca.rriair'-or li;,d:t Ihijr2y that maybe
wanted. None but fust class wo id; leaves mv simp. I
use only first class st-wk and employ first class work
men, and feel confident that lean j;ive entire satisfac
tion to all who may purchase my work. All orders by
mail shaM r.ei-ive" prompt attention. Hoping that I
may !? a'.l" to furnish t he cit i.ens of St roudsburj; and
vicinity with anv t!ini4 that th; v mav want in mv line.
Address all orders t -j -
I.F.ANDFR I-MeKY,
Marcte-'o, Calhoun Countv, Mil hian.
April 22, LS7.1. !y.
UNDERTAKING.
Mi ('ARTY A SONS have on hand thelar-eM and best
assortment of
f COFFINS
and
--J m-nTH,TtotTT-iCi
to be found out side of ril her cit v (New York or Philadel
phia'1, and will make this branch or their business a
pccial-.ty.
COFFINS and CASKETS
of any shape or stvle, can be furnished at one hour's
not ice for shipment, sit a charge of one-third less than
anv shoS in Si roiuKhii rg. In no case- will they charge
more sliau ten per rent. abo e actual cost.
H:.T2 5SA 133 l?Zi
attended to in any part of the County at the shortest
jHissible notice. " Jiiiicls,'"4-tf
IS EjATCH LEY'S
lmprov.il Cl'O'MP.KR
TT? WOOD PCM P is t brack now
t b: fife.? X ' .t
ir. W . l,v noniil.ir verdict
. i i - i
1 ' money. A ttcnt ion is invited
a-", o Illateiiiev .s Imnrove.l l. racket, tne l'rop
E-sf 'lu-ek Valv, which can he withdrawn with
J'iJ ut listurbing the joints, and the copper
j '3;'; tipsj hamh'-r which never cracks, scales or rusts
'f '' . '", md will last a lifetime. Porsaleby Dealers
SSiiJl and tiie t ra-Iegeiierally. I n or.lcr to he su
liat you get oiatciiicy s i unip, ik: cart 1111
53 md see that it has mv trade-mark as ubove.
If you do not know where to buy, descrip
tive circulars, together u ith the inline and address of
I he";ag. -nt nearest you, will be pnttiiptly Iunusii-1 t.y
addics.-in-'. with stamp.
f!!AS. (.'. ULATniLEV, 31a.uifort.irrT,
oiV. Commerce !., Piiila.b lphia, Pa
March t, is;:.. Dm.
A.OTli:Ei TKOi'SIY IV OX
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ESTEY COTTAGE ORGANS!
These superior and heanlifully finished in-
Klnnneiit mi far eeli!seil their eoinnetitor in
voltuno, purity, sweetness and delicacy of tone,
as to earn olt the (list and onlv premium civ
en to exhibitors f reed ()r"ans at the Monroe
County Fair, held September , 1S71.
1 1 1 v ontv the Lent. Vor price list address
Get f-tf. ' .1. Y. SIC. .UTS,
TTAiiiro.ws simhilcss cok
JTL 8 ITS. The best in use. The only
place they can be had iu (own is at tho cor
ner s(ore. ivy theui.
jan. ., 'T.-tf. l C. P. AN DDK & Co.
To'T ro!ic;j:r mat uiim
J you want any thin in the Furniture or
Ornamental line that McCarty & Jons in the
Odd-I ellows' Hall, Main .street, htruud.ileii ",
Pa., is ! lie place to get it.
June ff
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TWELVE SACRED DUTIES.
Among the duties of the Republican
party, for the performance of which it
stands pledged before the world, are the
following :
1. To preserve the national Union, and
prevent the di.-tiples of the Calhoun doc
trine of .State Rrights from obtaining power.
To maintain the Constitution, and en
force the laws, in a .spirit of justice.
Vt. To protect ever citizen, and to se
cure tG him the enjoyment of his polical
rights and privileges.
4. To make freedom a reality, by secur
ing to all law-abidi!i;r citizens, freedom of
speech ; freedom of the press ; freedom of
the ballot.
5. To provide a liberal system of educa
tion, by establishing Free Schools through
out the land.
(5. To remove, as far as possible, all class
of race prejudices, and to develp a spirit of
rivalry, having for its basis, merit and man
hood. 7. To secure economy in the public ex
penditures, an honest collection of revenues,
and a faithful abd impartial performance
of public duty.
8. To reduce the burdens of taxation.
by a national svstcm of retrenchment, by
the protection and encouragement of home j
industry, ji'.id by n sound svstcm of cur-
reiicv.
lb To elevate the working nisn, by set
ting a good example, in the employment
and payment of labor.
10. 'io encourage and develop the agn-
cultural interests of the nation, by a wise
and liberal system of internal improvements. I
that will benefit the people and protect i
them from monopolic-
11. To retain, for honest and industrious
settlers, the public lands, and to encourage
emigration to the West and South, by lib
eral homestead laws.
12. To establish fraternal feeling between
the Xorth and South, by making both sec
tions mutually dependant upon each other :
by enacting equitable laws ; and by foster-
ing and rewarding that spirit ot loyalty I
which begets true patriotism, and on which j
future safety of the Union depends.
Kite String.
One day last week a little boy who bad
been standing for sometime iu front of a
drug store in Daltimore, enviously eyening
a large reel well provided with "simmy
dimmy" twine, as the boys call it, which
was fastened to the top ofthe counter, sum
moned up courage enough to walk in and
ask for a few yarcs with which to fly his
kite. The Doctor bears the reputation of
being a good-natured man, full of humor,
and very fond of the little ones, but
the youngster approached him at u time
when lie was out of his visual mood,
and he consequently gave "No !' for
au answer. The urchin h-.ul made up his
mind to have some ot '-that cord anyhow,
and he got it. On Thursday morning the
boy entered the store, accompanied by an
other boy and a dog. 1'oy No. 1', having
placed a bottle upon the counter, demurely
asked for five cents' worth of "syrup squills
and pollvgoliie," and while the Doctor was
llhng the oruer ooy -So. 1 was tving the
end of the cord to the doir's tail. When
the man of medicine returned to the counter
the reel was flying like fury. The Doctor
quietly reached for a pallet knife, and, hav
ing hung himseli over the counter, made a
desperate whack at the cranium of the
youngster, who, he supposed, was sitting en
the floor helping himselt. Dut lo ! the boys
and the dog "Pouncer'' were not there.
The Doctor having tried iii vain to stop
his reel was obliired to give it up on account
ofthe heat it communicated to the palm of
his hand. When he reached the door he
beheld the boys upon the sidewalk about
two blocks olt, and Douneer m the mid
dle ofthe road going at the rate of forty
knots an hour, the string pointing directly
toward his tail. The reel continued to spin
for some time afterward, until it stopped ot
its own accord.
A very charming daughter of one ofthe
solid men of Poston," being at a ball, was
solicited by a combination of moustache,
starch and broadcloth, for the honor of her
hand in a dance, to which solicitation he
received an affirmative answer. In a sub
sequent conversation the aforesaid combina
tion inquired her fathers business. "lie
is a woodsawyer," she replied. The dandy
sloped, feeling that he had let himself down
on a loot or two i me association. inc
ladyV father was a wealthy dealer in maho
gany, which occasionally has to be sawed
A recent advertisement contains the fol
lowing starling information: If the gen
tleman who keeps the shoe store with a red
head will return the umbrella of a young
lady with the ivory handle to the slate
rooted grocer's shop, he will hear some
thing to his advantage, as the same is the
gift of a deceased mother now no more,
with the name engraved upon it.
Experience keeps a dear school ; but fools
will learn in no other, and scarce in that ;
for it is true we may give advice ; but we
cannot give conduct. However, they who
will not be counselled cannot be helped,
and if you will not hear reason, she will
surely rap your knuckles.
Profanity never did any man the least
good. No man is the richer, or happier,
or wiser for it. It commands no one to
any society. It is disgusting to the refined;
abominable to tho good, insulting to those
with whom we associate ; degrading to the
mind ; unprofitable needier-.? ai d injurion3
to fct ioty.
NO. 19.
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A Chattx:? FROM PlOLKTTS RErottrV
Victor Pio'ett, the Democratic. ca:ididare
ibr Stiite Treasurer, was a member of the'
House at Ilarrisburg in 1 S KI, and of tlnv
Committee on Banks. An elfort Was i'iHid:.y
to repeal the charter of the Lehigh County'
Hank, and l'iolett was handed $100 in tlu;
uncurront notes of the riainfield Dank of
New Jersey, so as to let the bill out ofthe
committee. A man by the name of McCook.
was tried for this tdieged bribery, l'iolett
bein-j" called as. a witness against him in
deed lie was the iii'biuier a?id had returned
the money the nxt day after receiving it.
Among other things Piolett said he had:
ono itito AicCook's room and received tlm
?i00 ; returned to his own room, sat down
and counted the money, and ho said he
wept to think that any one would be, or
could be bribed for $4U0. Thaddeus Ste
vens said, --(lentlemen of the jury, I have
been doubting Mr. l'ioiett'.s statement here
tofore. Here is one part I suppose to be
exactly true. lie tells you about cou;vtint!
the money in bis own ronl -bedding; tears.,
lie admitted that ho was" hot aware of itr
being riainfield D.mk notes until this time.
Now, lie knew that Hainlield Dank wis in
bad repute, in fact he supposed' it to be ut
terly worthless. These tears fell not be
cause lie thought they li.nl passed utterly
worthless paper upon him. Jlis virtue
could not stand au attempt to bribe him
with counterfeit money. Now. gentlem;.iv
of the jury, had he not got ton into : pas
sion over it, had he gone to a broker s aiUli
learned that he could have had them changed
to gold or silver lor from five to seven per
cent., he would have pocketed the insult
and you would have been saved the trial of
McCook."
Col. A. Iliilands was a member of tlifk-
Dank Committee, was examined- in court
and knows all the details. The Dank Com
mittee all beleivcd that Piolett had been
inviting this atf'air to bribe him.
Cheating Not Profitable.
One morning a respectable locking and
quite weaitliy tanner, who was generally
kuown as a very close chiiver, whenever ho'
had a chance, brought his butter hand
somely done up in pound rolls. This was
at a time when it was scarce and worth
three shillings, quick sales at that price,
which no doubt had induced him- to scauL
the weight of each roll. Unexpectedly the"
weigh laastcr saw his butter opened for'
sale, when he prepared' his test seals to
weigh it : while doing so the farmer in his
anxiety, quick as thought, slipped a ten
dollar gold piece out of his vest pocket, and
while the weigh.-master's back was turned,
thrust it into the top" roll, as-he thought,,
unperceived by any one.
The roll was taken up and it weighed
full weight, which satisfied him Avithouf
weighing any other ; but while he was put
ting up his scales, a Quaker gentleman who
had been standing near by, and had seen
the whole transaction, came up and in
quired the price of butter. "Three shil
lings," said the farmer.
"Put me that roll in my kettle," says,
the Quaker, poiting to the roll with the
gold piece iu.
Farmer 'T have sold that roll to a
friend."
"Xo, thee has not thee can give thy
friend another 'roll ; they are all good ami
weigh auke. lie turned and questioner
the weigh master, who said to the farmer :
"lie was entitled to that roll, or any roll
he chose to take, u they were priced to
him." AVith this the Quaker took up the
gold roll and placed it in his kettle, then
laid down three shillings ; and as he was
going he coolly told the farmer. "The
will not always find cheating profitable."'
A country clergyman, who had been ac
customed to administer to the spiritual
needs of a congregation in the backwoods,
was called to occupy the pulpit of an ab
sent metropolitan brother. The day being
exceedingly hot and his sermon exceedingly
long, he made his preparations accordingly.
He first removed his cravat, aud theu his
collar and culfs, and theu his coat, and was
proceeding to get rid of his vost,. v. licit
there was a stir among-tlie vrorshijers, and'
one of them rising, said in a deep; deliberate
voice :
T don't know what may be the Drothcr"s
intention, but perhaps it might as well be
understood before he goes any further, that
this isn't a bathdiouse. '
lie preached with his vest on. 7Voo.7yt
.1 VJTM.S-.
TllK Ihie Dispatch says: P. N. Point--the
milkman, is the owner of a wonderful
milch cow. She is but four and a half
years old and is the mother of six calves
the last three at one birth. The trio are
heifers, marked so nearly alike that they
have to be ribboned to distinguish one from
another. They are five weeks old, ph'uv,
healthy, perfect and-remarkably handsome,
and Mr. Dunn, with a pardonable pride iu
the possession of such an unusual family, is
giving them the best of attention and an
extra allowance of milk.
During the last fifteen months eight hun
dred and eight families of Mennomte in
migrants, numlx-ring jour thousand eight,
hundred and forty-four persons, have set
tied in Manitoba.
Denjamin Franklin occasionally stiunblet?
upon the truth. He suid : ""ho eyfs ot?'
other people are the eyes that ruin us. 115'
all but myself were blind, X should neither,
want a fine house nor fine furniture."
A man iu!is into wros when, ne &'
out with hi.; wjre.
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