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The above reward will be paid for the ap-
prehcnsion of any person who will say that
Isaac Ii. Loder does not sell the cheapest
and best Cabinet Furniture, at the Peoples
tz-z=zE5szszzzN Cabinet Ware Rooms, (oppo-
sfes-z.s-,ssss3g site Robert Boys store, in the
borough of udshurg,) this
side of New York
The undersigned, having purchased the
large and extensive Cabinet Ware Rooms
lately occupied by Frederick Philips, would
respectfully inform the citizens of Strouds-
burg and vicinity that he intends carrying on
the Cabinet making business in all its various
branches; and is now prepared TO receive or
ders and attend to all calls for every thing
in his line of business. The undersigned
will keep on hand and furnish TO order
Coed and Handsome Furniture,
as cheap as can be sold anywhere. The
following articles can be examined III his
Ware Rooms:
Sofas, of various styles and patterns;
Sideboards, Secretaries, Wardrobes, Bu-
reauX, of various patterns.
Cupboards, of different kinds;
Card, Center, Side, Breakfast, and Dining
Tables;
Wash Stands, Twist, Small and Large
Etagere, What-Notes, Music Stands, Sofa
Tables, Tea Tables, Oval and Serpentine
Tables, Chinese What-nots, Fancy Work
tables, Refreshment tables, Divans, and
general assortment of Cottage Furniture on
hand and made to order.
(GFVarnishing and repairing done on short
notice and on reasonable terms.
A handsome assortment of Gilt, Mahogany
and Walnut Looking Glass and Picture
frames, every description, will be constant
ly kept OF hand and made to order
- Ready-made cofins kept on hand
eeassgt@ss)4-and made to order and in the best
style, at short notice. A hearse will also be
furnished when desired.
Lumber and country produce of all kinds
taken IN exchange for Cabinet Ware, Give
Us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Re-
member the place is opposite r. Boys
store.
ISAAC II. LODER.
StrOudsburg, March "a, 1853.
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ssEe. s. EANTX, DENTIST,

G., Has permanently located him
0TySsA self in Stroudsburg, and moved
LAJI his office next door to DIR. S.
Walton, and nearly opposite S. Meick's Jew
elry store, where he is fully prepared to treat
the natural teeth, and also to insert incorrupt-
ible artificial teeth on pivot and plate, in the
latest and most improved manner. Most per-
sons know the danger and folly of trusting
their work to the ignorant as well as the
dentist. 1t matters not how much
experience person may have, he is liable to
have some failures out of n number OF cases,
and if the dentist lives at distance, 1t is fire.
quently put off until it is too late to save the
tooth or teeth as ii may be, otherwise the IN
aud trouble OF going so far
Hence the necessity Of obtaining the services
of dentist near home. All work warranted.
April %, 1858,
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Notice TO Collectors.

The Commissioners will meet at their Of
fee on Wednesday, the tenth day of August
next, for the purpose of making the necessary
exonorations to those collectors who have not
settled their Duplicates in full, at which time
they are also required to make final settlement
of their Duplicates as no longer time will be
allowed them.
MELCHOIR DREHER, }
JOHN c.. STRUNK, Comr's.
MICHAEL SUPER,
June 30th, 1853.
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$1,000 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid for the ap-
prehcnsion of any person who will say that
Isaac Ii. Loder does not sell the cheapest
and best Cabinet Furniture, at the Peoples's
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
4 NEW ORl.RANa nANnR.

The New Orleans correspondent Of the N,
Y. Express gives the following description Of
an odd genius in tina. city who has no paral.
lels
There Is man, day laborsr in the Custom
Houae, who receives $S5 month which he
spends most Of in decorating HE person. He
has his own peculiar notions OF taste, and on
Sunday he SttlreS himself in his peculiar cos.
tune, and exhibits himself in the most FREQUENT.
ed horoughtares and public places, HssteF.
day, At The request Of Soms gentlemen he came
to the drNwing,room Of the ST. Charles To Rfat.
ify the anxiety Of some ladies, whom he,wCs in.
formed had stayed dOy beyond their time tia,
they might have the pleasure Of seeing him.
He wore modern shaped coat and pants, but his
hat IL remarkable for its broad bSIm, which /,
niue or ten inches inwidth, on one aide OF which
he wears massive eagle Of puro Rold--hi,
UhOes ere silver, and are Tented to permit him
to walk moreil easy. HE coat and pNnts an,
prorussly decorated with very rich cold lace
and the seams are strung with gold coins, A
long string Of fifty and twenty dollar piece,
reached from hia neck TO the point Of his Veat
and around his waist 10 girdle, from which
depened punches Of golden fish, each Of which
is from seven 10 eight inohes long. His hand
however, exceeds the rest in novelty-ths fin,
gers are covered with rings, one Of which
weighs one pouRd and half he wore three on
Sunday, the Gslds Of which were decorated with
eagrNVings on the gold 81 the aight into Egypt
Adam and Eve and the CrucikxIOn, he has az,
a massive seal on which Is engraved portrait
OF himselfi his rings are attached to heavy ROlS
bracelets, and SUndry very large rold chsia,
weigh heavily upon his broad shoulder.
This expensive costume is kept Ia the baAl
during tho week and is valued At from three I,
four thousand dollars.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
AEisntsss, weighing 764 pounds h exhibiting
herself Leuiaville.
ne MaiAO IlOueF Law.

Mr.. Stevenson, Of Boston, in the MassaehU,
sets Legislature, ia his speech on the Main,
Law, uses the following language;
"pOytray the evils Of IntemperAnce! did !
sayp He does not live that can tell the whole
stOTy Of its woes. ExaggerNtion there, is i'm.
possible. The fatigued FANCY FANCY falters in
ts fight before il oomeU up 10 the fact. The
mind's eye cannot take Ia the countless miseries
Of its motley train, No human art can put into
that picture Shades darksrthAn the truth. Put
unto such picture every conceivable thing that
10 terrible or revoltingi paint health in ruins,
hope destroyed, affections crushed, prayer 81.
leneedi paint the chosen seatS Of pNtsrnSl care,
Of hliNl peIy, Of brOthsrly love, Of maternal de.
Notien, ell, ell vacant, paint al the erimes Of sv.
cry hue, from murder standing Sghaat over the
grave, which Il has no means 10 cover, down "a
che meansst deception, still confident Of success;
paint home desert, and shame tyNnt and
poverty, the legitimate child Of vice ia this CON.
munity, and not its prolific molhSrs paint the
dark valley Of the shadow Of death, peoples
with living SlANeai paint landscape Of treed
whose fruit 10 poison and whose shade l. death,
with mountain torrents tributary TO an ocean
whose waves are 6reS put In the most distant
background tho vanishing vision Of blessed
past, and into the foreground che terrible Ger.
taiRly 81 en- soo0rsed futures paint prison doors
that ONly opsn inward; people the scene with
laen whose shattered forms are lenNnted bV
tOrmeRted souls, with children upon whOse lips
ne smile can play, with women into whose
cheeks burrows have been burnt BY tears VrWne
BY anguish frem breaking hearts PANT such q
picture, and when you are ready 10 show L, DO
nOa let IN the rays q The hcavealy suM, but Il,
lums 4 with the glares Of internal hreS aad still
ven will BE- bound to cay that your horrible pic.
iurS kalls short " the truth"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
YNlnNNa Pnla

Some twenty years ago farmers barn in the
vicinity Of Worcester was struck by lightAing
and burnedto the ground, Many OF the Oil.
gems had gone to the fire, when fOp, well
strapped and diokied, with HE cap on one side
Of bis face, met the celebrated Dr.. G-----n
aud Sooosled him in this wise,
"Can yOu--ah tell me, DOCtah, how fab they
have succeeded in extiUguishing the oOnhagrC.
ton Of the-Nh unfortunate yeomanS barny
The DOotSr eyed the individual auentivelY
dropping his head AZ usual Tor moment, and
then slipping his thumb and finger into his vest
pocket took out couple Of pills, and handed
them to him.
TAKE these air, and 90 to bed, and if You
don't feel better in the morning, call at my OF.
hce,"-[ Literary Museum,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
oas hundred pell.r, . rirA,

This Is precisely the amount we stand ready
to bet that the legislature this fall will pass as
charter for hs AaRRibal railrOad, should John
Wood be reelected Mayer on MSnday next J.
There can be no mistake In this matter. II the
people efthis city want to cast q blight upou
the prospects Of QuiHey, Il they aesirs to hang
q pail az dark as the blaekness Of night over the
hopes Of her citizens, they new have an OppOr.
tunity TO do it.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19

Toad. are the greatest protection to cabbsgs
against lice,
,DrOOplNg plants are revived BY few grains
Of eanphor,
Pears are generally Improved BY grating en-
the mountAin ash,
Sulphur is valuable in preserving grNpes,
Sc, IRON insects,
In feeding with corn, sixty PSunds ground
goes ~ far az a hundred Ia the kernel,
Turnips Of small size have double the nulri.
tuouS matter that large ones have,
Rats and other Vermin are kept away from
grain BY IprinEling garlic when packing the
ShsaN es,--[N, E, Cul6vator.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
VVAy thay Pa1spa VAs MAINE EAqOoe

A correspondent Of the Boston Atlas
says that the veee given for the prohl6itOry
LIQUOR law IN Vermont, was owing In q
great degree to the infamous quality Of
Iiqour sold Ia that State.
Ii that BE- the cause, and L would work
equally a. well wherever 4 ls "trled on,"
we are decidedly In favor Of "extendlng the
area Of rot.gul," We have seen so many
instances however whore lmhlhlNR inia.
nous liquors had no othSr effect than 10
deepen the lnlamy Of the victim. that we
douh, the efficacy Of the rule. Remove the
temptation entirely, and there % hope Ofre.
forming the tempted. The argument that
a prohI6lloEy law win iaViss USOlaiIoa l. all
h0mbOgs mono but knaVe or stub.
born fool will do himself an injury simply
for The purpose Of violating an established
statute, even were he such an lgROramus as
to harbor the ghost If such a DESIRE
Coquawka QN.) Spectator
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19

Il - aid thai Quincy eSpsch 10 attract The
hOds and travel en- sAe HenniAel sna 81. joseph
RailreAd, thpspgA = branch y Palmyra, BY
building q bridge scrOss the Mississippi, Tor
which = charter was obtained iron The Illinois
Legislature last winter, though none has yet
boon chained from The Missouri Lsgialasore.--
They ought to be aware Of the fact that bridge
can ss well Be built opposite Hannibal S OppO.
ate Quincy.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
Nom tks PGtSfsld Free Prsa.
4 Letter n tie RaiNsr q the "Uaitsa ssAlsls
EeoaomiSl"
(Coaelaaed,l

1eoaeniSl"
(Coaslsdsdl
Quincy 10 not within twenty miles Of the
"Great Western Railroad" which 90 appropri.
ately you have called the "Illinois link in that
direct route from New York toward the Paoi.
no, which 10 in process 81 construction" with
the exception Of single link OF 40 mica be.
tween Hannibal and Naples. The friends OF
this enterprise have been oOntendine hard for
charter to connect Ties points for two years In
the Illinois Legislature Quincy and Alton on.
position, however, backed by q rigorous S1stsa
Righta Policy has heretofore pushed the thing
to eEtremelies and on all occasions defeated eNs
cry Bill which has been offered BY the friend.
OF the road, But without charter the road
(this link Of 20 niles) win be built under the
general law. II capitalists wish to invsUt, here
e an enterprise. Lock out Cor Quincy mAps
thought There h no road Gin the wsst ,fEcm
opposite Quincy 70 cross Missouri, enhs way
to The Pacific" The road to which ye0 refer
= the HANNIBAL, (ON the MissiSslppll and Sc
Joseph" road, spanning the entire state from
East 70 West, distance Of 202 miles. Tia
only link wanting 70 connect this road with
New York and PHILADELPHIA" IL one Of 90
milSs, to which have above referred en- a direct
tIae 70 miles sOuth Of Quincy, from Hannibal
to Naples on the Illinois river. FrOm the lat,
ter point (Naplss) through ne aslIn rouie Eat
the care will In a short time be running from
Naples to Springfield, aud, as YOU have started,
IRON Springfield to TSrre HGuts, FROM TerrC
Haute to Indianapolis, and IRON IndianOpolis-tO
Columbus. You have referred TO the remain,
der OF the route and Il IL unnecessary 70 pursue
Il further. From Columbus reads branch In
every direction. The Q0inoy man WA "a make
Quincy point Ia the "Greai Western Road"
and to call the attention OF eastern men e the
Tact tor a purpose, Such things are Altogether
inadequate to change the channels % trade, /
night whisper an opinion Of mine into The CaEs
81 certain State Rights men, which before long
viii Slarlle them with lie truth hOIn~.S. AitSr
the road IRON ST. Louis 10 Tsrre HaOte Il built
the Springfield and Tsre HaOto road stook
went be worth fifty cents on the dollar, 10
remedy this they must connect with the "Ilan-
niosl and st. Joseph" road. Thia can be dons
'OS building che short read, several times already
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
PIKE County Railroad.


The Quincy HERALD man is letting whole
drove Of cats out u the bag. We ca I
begin to present so many arguments Ia
favor Of the Road as he does in the follow.
ing extracts. Ashorl time ago our Quincy
neighbour got out map showing. their
city on a slraight line from ST. Joseph to
tho Atlantic, Oi course such a route
would, take ell the trade, Now the Herald
announces that the building Of the Pike
County Road would blast Quincys hopes
forever! lie does not delay upon mere
assertion TO sustain this position, He goes
further; he produces the proof He says;
When the capitalists received Intelligence
Of the passage Of the Hannibal charter
through the Senate, they refused q. once
to aid you Quincy in your enterprises:
What do they wantq
People Of Quincy why have you mani.
tested 50 much concern and interest for
several years past In the matter Of rail.
roads, Why have you subscribed literally
to the stock Of your roads projected east
aud north Why have YOU held public
meetings, and appointed committees to
visit Springfield aNd work against the pas.
sOge Of rival charISrt Have you done all
this aud arc you now prepared to yield up
without a slrUggle the advantages you have
gained Are you now prepared TO say
that YOU want no roads, and throw all your
present advantages into the lap Of rival
city In the State Of Missouri You know
that the passage Of the Hannibal charter
would blast your hopes forever You know
that John Wood has supported the charter
tor two years paSl,-~you know that his ia.
ausncO passed L through the Senate about
a year ago, while Messrs, Bushnell, Rogers
and Bull were ia New York, where they
had already negotiated sale Of your bonds
and insured speedy completion Of your
road; and you know that when the CAPT,
tNliSts received Intelligence OF the passage
Of the Hannibal charter through the Sen,
ate, they refused at once to aid you In your
enterprise Knowing all this, are you
prepared to say "ameI" 10 the course o.
your Senatort Capt, Pltman was in the
legislature and defeated the Hannibal char
/ WI ul Nuo tAOuSos hVu YOu pCNpNt0O "
say, BY voting for Wood, that PNman az
wrongl Whose policy are you fort -
Wood passed the Hannibal charter, aNG
Pitman defeated Il, Which did right
What do you Wantt Do you want a rail
road Do you want the Hannibal charter
passed, or do you want Il heatsnl l( YOU
want Il passed, vote for Wood, and at The
very next session You'll get precisely wha
you subscribe for lf you want Il defeated
vote for PitmON, who has beaten Il hereto
fore, and, with your appreciation, will con
tinus to beat al Elect John Wood anC
you condemn the course OF Pitman UpoE
this question. and he will be driven by YOU
own verdict TO change his eourSe TO x
back 10 Springfield the friend and supper
ter Of che Hannibal roAdi People Of Q ain,
Icy what do you wNNtl Speak ont OF
Monday next The issue Is made up
John Woods election insUreS the defeat o.
your railroad and The passage Of the Han,
nibal oharterl PitmRnS election insure,
the defeat Of the Hannibal charter, and N,
consequent success Of your own road
(which do you wanli Speak out, like men
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19

SALC OF LIsuoRs N PRILAbELpHIA,---A
bill has been reported in the Pennsylvania Leg.
lslAt1rS, fixing the price Of a license at 1900
for the sale Of Splrit1ous liquors in PHILADELPHIA
city and county, and Alao limiting the Nuuaber Of
licenses 10 Be granted, with other gOards aud
presentations against disturbances 81 the peace
and violations Of law.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19

AZ CipCinSa.i, there feD few days ago, vel.
low rain, and since that, black snow has fallen
at Wslpcle, n, n, The yellow cOlor Of che
rain was Found 70 hn produced by tbs pellen Of
flowers, which a SoutheEN storm brought with
It. What OsWSed The snow to Be black Is not
vel known,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19

~ REv, Ma, PHlLLrrs, Pastor Of the FRS,
Presbyterian Church, arrived on the Die Yer.
non to-day,
We are authorized to say that aerviees will
hereafter b held regularly in that ehureh.-AlsO
to invite the public generally to attend and tc
cay that the seats are free.
On the Sabbath, at IL a, NJ, and 4. o'clock, =
~. there will be public service regularly.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19

wuINIwISD.-on Sunday last, whirlwind
came rushing and roaring through town, tearing
up shingles and kicking up terrible dust. A
column Of dust one hundred and fifty feet in
heirht ySAa quite new sight in our slreels,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19
and ftssmen, Cor pi,maa and Quincy against
Wood and HANNIBAL


Unanimously nominated the RsARIbSa
RaIlToai fer Mayor Of Quloey. They Will
ell vote Cor him, Of course. He can't b
elected, however, The voters Of this city
have no interest Ia the Hannibal road
have takea no stock Ia Il, and will not give
a the cerIala favor Of the next leglslatnRA.
BY elscIing lie prime advocate anaOAaaPls,
on to the Office Of Mayor Of Quincy. Let
the people Of this city elect John Wood
Mayor on Monday next and we stand,
ready 10 BET one hundred dollars against
five hat the legislature At ita called session
this fall will pass the Hannibal charter
" The Democracy have engaged pAs.
sage Tor the entire wing ticket TO tho head
waters Of Salt river-=ky ne HdaAibol rail.
roadl Ills believed the wings will be ready
to start as soon as the polls are closed on
Monday, and that they all, prefer that
route, believing, as they unqpOsllonably do,
that the Hannibal road Is the most direct,
safest and most expeditions road, 10 popu.
larity In Quincy a. well as Ia Hannibal.
Their ISvonte Senator took this road at
Springfield about HeaEsinee, aud he has
been so highlW pleased with the arrange.
menUS on that line that he's riding Il vet
The Wing Of this morning FAYE that John
Weed voled Tor the Hannibal road Tin the con-
Soisn,iOus discharge Of his duty" His "duS"'
= Whoni Did the people Of Quincy aak him
10 perform any SWck Sduty" They had done
SOMelhing for Him and he felt under obligations
TO do Something for them In return. They had
filled k(s Golfers, and in return he attempted 10
empty theirs.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19

A Nav STRIkE,--Ths bAr-keepera Of New
York have struck, and unanimously decided "a
charge a shilling instead Of SlVpeneS foE dEiAks,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19

Every man who has business ought to adyer.
tee Il, and he who has none ought to advertise
Tor some.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19

T We are authorized to announce
CHARLES d. BOURNE, as candidate
for the office Of CLERE OF TRR HANNIBAl
CouRr OF CoANoS PLEAs, at the next Au'
gust election,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19

The Maine Liquor Law seems rather to be
carrying the day, except In it, birthplace, Port.
land, where Neal Dow, ito father waS largely
defeated Ger Mayor, The returns from Rhode
Island show that il 10 to stand there; and the
principle, il 10 said, has carried the Connecticut
Lower House. The Pennsylvania Senate has
passed resolution submitting the law to che
people Al the next election, In our own lie.
BiGlaturs, Mr., Holley and Mr., Beman have
been making some clever speeches for the
principle, Mr.. Hollsy submits bill repeating
~ license laws, and inAie,iNg penalties upOT
dtHak enneSs and upon such persons a. make
dr0nkards,-[N. o. Express,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-19

The Mint, i l. estimated, q coming silver
quarters 1t the rate o. $4,000 per day,
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HALLS PATENT ooNCRETE SAFES

DATENTED August 81, lS!9. war; Narra"''" ''
L damp and mould as well as hre PIoo,.: so6, a,
Wa ar,, manufacturing the above superior az a. a.
our esablishmen Mt on Columbia street Detweon ,,
way and sycamore streets, No. AZ, ana nave 'o"'''
on hand n good assortment =. uds sr.
The.e safes are n better article, rs II regares mr.
nroof ouality and iryncss than any other
cd In the United States -, daro risk the
rcnutati.,n of their Safes by testing one eguai " sA
and thickness with ours, on alr tIi os ~, do so we
,,; furnish them Safe free charge, provioed oooS
NOT on trial prove 10 be the best article go
They nbc had at the Facp ~, No ~, .1a,no,a
,eet Cincinnati Ohio, and in the state Oh ihuiaha
at 'he h9en,RSBR0oK ,SF.SR0 & wooDARD, Evansville.
ERY a. Maxwell; Madison.
MUNFoRD, & HOOKER. Lafayette.
III. VAGIN, Indianapolis
W.T. DENNIS & CO. Richmond' ri
.nari56md
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TEYIs & nARRAKOUX,
HvpRautIc FOUNDRY, LOUISVILLE, KY.

HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY LOO
pp Nv, ,naliro and keen constantly on hand cast
A rom Screw Pine !. ], i! II, II. 9, 2l and incn
bore suitable steam, water gas g., ~ go nj
rssre ,fnIlx invite the attention of hal.roao Oas aa
Wa,er comnanies and all others in want oi ehesp ana
durable Pipe. :. ,ha mott annrosed nat
ALSO-MllI Machinery oil ine % lnosn "a iiif, pnmns
1crls M Iaue s;yes and kinds alwayson hand Tobacco
Lard Timber Mill Screws at the lowest pr pr'1e "a ~
vi ds nra,n ,y attended to. They are also me soe
d. M ~ rs in the West of Roys d Frenchs faiens
~ sS,ic;nc, Machines for carriage and wagon
iors nuJ Will one of these machines a man caD do
work i'm ore day and do IL better, than ne can do
u e. d,vs without il. One of these machines
e seen i'm operation IT Nr. e. DEcKERs CT this place.
who E the authorized gent for tins and the adjoining
countes- . Il.
orders from n distance enclosing the money or satis
factory references, promptly attended 90. yanS9y
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
BUSINESS CARDS.

l<~t,oK,s FAMILY GRoCERY-Keeps every thing
I choice in Groceries and provisions, on rirss
between Main and Locust 4,i- - hV''"