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JASE q. SwissnELA.

GagAT BALLoos EtrgRiaESrs ~ PRe
FrssoR WISE - Prof. Jous WEE. extcn-
svely known for bis many successful and
thrilling uronautc voyages and discoveries
Inns been engaged to make experiments for
the Smithsonian Institute, with instruments
provided by II for that purpose. One of the
experiments will consist Of II squadron OF
balloons in the shape Of a balloon regatta.
In another one be will cut loose from the
balloon, when two miles high, (leaving the
balloon in charge of n companion,) and de-
secud with canvass mir conductor.
Mr.. WISE expects to establish the prac-
ticability Of guiding balloons along the lines
of telegraph, and by other means, so as to
be able to steer for and arrive at a given
point. with as much certainty as ships are
made to navigate the ocean and carry on
commerce with the world,
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LiQuoR AND LAw.--1'he Boston Ledger
Is responsible for the following
The reply of prominent Temperate pro.
hibition-aw advocate to question put to
him the other day, as to "how controversy
stood between the rum seller and temperance
men," was quite to the point. He said that
Temperance never had more law, nor the
rumseller more liquor than at present.
This is doubtless true, and being true is a
hard commentary upon the present " blue
laws Of Massachusetts,.
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March FOR s20o0O.--l, gives me pleas.
ure To announce to the sporting world tina,
a match race for $1,000 SID. $1,000 r.,
four mile heats. has Ocrn made between
Gen. Thomas ]. Wells Oh c, Starke, by
Wagner gu, Of Re,l, AMI Hon D. T. Ken
nrs oh. c. viccroy lown brother to Noach.
e) by Wagner. on, Of Imp britannia, Ia
be run over the Mctairie course. on Saiur-
day providing the regular spring meeting,
1859, This viii doubtless he the great
sporting event OF next year, and will bring
unnumber,d thousands Ia ~I,n,ss the racs.
N. Y. SPUa Of iAs I"ass
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Pacific Raitroad through Can sslM.

The project of u Pacific Railroad has ere
ated so much interest in England, that an
expedition on II large scale is soon to start
from London toexplore the regions OF the far
west belonging to the British Empire, with
view to the construction Of grea. transit
route across the continent OF America,
whereby to communicate most expe,iitiously
with Asia OH the Pacific side The expedi-
ton is to be commanded by Col. ELLIOTT,
of the Royal Engineers, and will consist Of
a company Of sixty engineers, accompanied
by "a troop Of forty men, under the command
OF Capt. lAIu, Of the Royal Artillery. The
expedition is to cross the Is,hmus 10y way
Of Chagrcs, and by arriving at Vancouver.
il will be reinforced by hundred men a.
pioneers, selected from the most hardy and
experienced OF the Hudson Ray Companys
emplo yees, This project is one Of great in.
,cr,st 10 Minnesota, as Indicating the feeling
OF the British government with reference To
Pacific Railroad, which. from its location
must necessarily connect with the great
Railroad system Of Minnesota, in the valley
ofihe Red River Of the North.
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Florentine Gonzales, Attorney General Of
New Granada, in report on the new Federal
Constitution which is now before that Con-
gress, recommends the eight states Of New
Granada 10 apply for admission into the
Union! 1t Is not Singular that the most
enlightened men Of this Republic should
despair Of maintaining much longer their
nationality, pressed down by debt of forty
millions OF dollars, which the interest is
annually increasing, while the Treasury ex.
hibits yearly deficit OF 500, 900 to 81 ,000,-
900. Gonzales is liberal minded man,
educated in Europe, and has lived here. He
says;
Let us become part Of the American
Unoin, and the States Of New Granada
will find Themselves in the same condition as
are New York, Pennsylvania and other
States Of the Confederation enjoying ex-
ternaily the protection the power Of that
great people ean insure Us, and preserving
our Government and the means OF bettering
our internal condition without risk from
those yandalic iucursions with which We are
at present threatened. Our public lands
will be in great dc and for cultivation, our
rivers will be improved, and our commerce
be prodigiously extended.
Incorporate the Granadian States into
the American Union, and the respectability
Of that great nation will preserve us from all
inconveniences--wll give us all the import
aLce which they possess, and end the iuse-
curty which lessons our population and
paralyzcs every business. We shall lose
nominal nationality, to acquire potent,
real one, that will be perpetual throughout
the world
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MORALITY IN New Y0Rg.-The New
York Herald announces that morality has
been the gamer by the late commercial revul.
sion. 1t says Mayor Tiemann is purifying
that city with iron will and iron hand. Lot
terry policy dealers, dealers in prohibited lit.
erature. gift enterprise managers, and the
whole race of swindlers who infest New
York are feeling the weight of his authority.
In q short time there is chance that they
will be all swept out Of sight. The com
mercial world has grown honester; even
Wall street has lately seen the operations Of
the bulls and bears legalized by act Of the
Legislature.
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RoBxRr PullNG. atlas WuExLEr. charged
with stealing S2O.Gss from the United
States Custom House, at Richmond, Va,
on the 10Th of Ostober last. was sentenced
to esh, years Imprisonment, in The pcoiten.
tiary gu Monday, His acccmplcc, soNrs
VILE, is now undergoing trial
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TaS Virginia and Tennessee Railroad is
20t miles in length, and it cost about ST.
600 900. Ia 1850 the taxable value OF the
and in the counties through which it passes,
as taken from the census, was S2S.942,c41 ;
and in 1856 the State assessments makes il
ss3.9l,,a2 4! or an increase in six years OF
sa5365,55s. This sudden Increase is alone
the rcsal, of an internal improvement, which
has cost Only S',o0o.0oO.
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A beautiful inscription. it is said. may be
foand in an Italian graveyard fl" Here lies
E,eila, who transported large fortune to
heaven in acts IL charity, and has gone
thi,ber 10 enjoy il
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TnE excursion by steamer TO the Mediter.
raneau. which was announced some time
since, is Ia start on the lst oi May. provided
the number Of passengers Is made up by the
18th inst. Several clcrgymen, whose con
gpgations have given them leave Of absence
Tor their health, and naml-r cf ladies' have
engaged passage. The Rev. Gvo. T.. HUI.
whose travels in the Eas, have qualified him
to take the head OF thc party, Is 10 acVom
pany the expedition The excursion will
occupy thre months anl will visit Gibral.
tar, Naples. Malta, Alexandria, Cairo, the
Pyramids. Joppo. Jerusalem. jordan. and
the lliead ses,. Athens in Grecce, and will
touch at Marscill,s, giyisg such ~ wish an
opportunity to leave the ship and make a
tour IN the Continent, The vessel 10 vcuchsi
fw in the advertisement As ooe Of the safes,
ever built, the Ericssoo,l AMI the command
er, whose name Is not men,ionsi. as an able
and conscientious man. The party, il is
said, will b. intelligent, genissl and Agrce
able. The expense of the whole voyage is
les than thousand dollars
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A NEW dish for ep'eurrs was presented at
dinner table in Philadelphia, a lew days
sincc--cggs tried in butter, with their shells
on.
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Tux IlLusrxious psAD.-The Cincinnati
Enquirer gives the following as worth peru
sal AMI preservation
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DgAru IN A BAL RooN.--On Thursday
morning about one O'Clock sad affair took
place nj ball in Philadelphia. While the
ball was in progress lady named ALKALINE
SEwElL, who was engaged in dancing the
Iauccrs QaadIille, suddenly fell upon her
face upon the floor. Her companions has
tened to raise her up, when il was found tina,
she was dead The melancholy occurrence
caused a deep impression among the persons
present. Her husband was in the ballroom
at the time Of the melancholy event. The
ball. which was the closing scene of the lie
Of Mrs. SswsLL, was given on the anniver
sary OF her 36th birth night A coroner
jury rendered verdict that the deceased
died from disease Of the heart.
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ls New York. on Wednesday, the police
arrested the proprietcrs Of !" gif, enter
prizc." II is said tina, they published n
weekly paper, called the Golden Prise, filled
with sensation stories and other similar mat
ter. The prizes were offered TO subscribers.
and valued a, from 80 cents to $500. Some
of the items Of inducemcnt VI, re Two
packages OF gold containing $500 each :
" five ditto. containing $500 each :" ten
patent lever huu,ing watches, a; 500
each" The proprietors, on promising the
Mayor to abandon the business, were dis
charged from custody,
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FOR removing the har Al tsert SlooRa
and At the mouth " Gslcna River ... So,o@
There is no prospect Of the passage o
this ~ any similar bill a, the present sss
sioa.
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RIVER AND H,enoR BuL--The Hon. r..
II. W AsnRrRSss substitute FOR the River
and llsrbor bill. as ii came from the hands
of the House Committee. embraces the fol
lowing items
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T.OTTERTFS.

The Lotteries cf Samuel Swan & Co.,
are chartered by the State Of Georgia, and
have sworn commissioners appointed to
snneriptend their drawings, and certify
that everything connected with the same
is done i1 a strictly honorable manner.--
They offer to the public fair opportunl'
ty for Investment, the Interests OF parties
at distance being as we'll protracted as
though they were present. The Mana
gers would respectfully cali attention to
the fact that all persons have g legal right
to send orders for tickets to Georgia, as
the lotteries of Samuel Swan " Go. are
authorized. by the Legislature oil that
State. A lottery viii be drawn every
SATURDAY. throughout the year, ali orders
received being filed in the drawing next
to take place after the same comes tc
hand. According to the scheme one tlek'
ct in every nine must draw aprlze. Tick
cts are $40; halves, So quarters, s., %
No tickets sent unless the money accom-
2apics the order The drawings are mp
on the principle Of one number on caet
ticket, and are so simple that none cal
fail 10 understand them. There is nc
combination of numbers to mystlfy tb'
buyer. Prizes yary from $40 to 87O, O0o
every prize being drawn, aud result Q
drawing forwarded TO all purchasers,
yTF A list Of the Plumbers that ar'
drawn from The wheel, With the amour
4b.teoch nr;zn i entitled 10. will be pub
lished after every drawing; il toe follow
ing papers:-New Orleans Del.a, Mob'l
Register. Charleston .Staadard, Nasyill
Gaaette, Atlanta Iate'fjagcncer, SagannaI
MRS aud New York Weekly Day B9ot
aud New York Sunday Dispatch
Write your address plainly, and direct t
S. SWAN & co, Augusta, Georgia.
| Prizes paid in full--no percentage de
Quoted from prizes as in other lotteries:
I All communications strictly conhdenila
April Is, iS57-ly.
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THE
Shoals and Quicksands
0F YOUTH.

SUst Published, the Bel Edition.
On SPERMATORRHEA or SEMINAL
DfSEASES,-A scientific Treatise on the
treatment aud perfect cure Of Nervous pebii-
itv. Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Ems
sioas. Impotence. &C, resulting from vicious
habits acquired during The critical passage
from Youth to Manhood, by Dr. CULVER
WELL. member Of the Roya College oi Sur
ceons of England, (lS27) Liceotiate OF the
uau. Ns2l,l and so years Resident Frac-
TONER in London Author OF the "Gude to
Health" ""Greon Book, How to be Happy,
"AIemoirs Of Single and Married Life &c.
This small, bat highly valuable Treatise,
written by q world renowned Physician and
Surgeon, points GU, The nnl" sure an3 9eFma-
neat cure flr all diseases resulting from sell
aho,e. and is the only publication Of its kind
written IN benevolent spirit and By sclen-
t6c man. II should be ia the hands OF al
who value their life and health and happl'
! hess here and hereafter.
Price, IL cents, CT 4 stamps, at the receipt
Of which it viii be sent post free. and wei
secured. by DIR. Gil. KLINE, No. 42O, Is
Avenue Box 1856, New York.
January 29, I855.-9mo.
Sold in Stroudsburg, by HoiilnsheaC
& Detrjck.
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E0w8r Association,
PHILADELPHIA


4 Beaaroleot Institutions csls5HsI.t 5g sfs-
ciai eadolraieu }ol' ne reie' oi l5e S'ek
and distressed, affected ,rE.7 lfu-
lena aad Endemic discusses
To All persons afflicted VITA SoSnal Dis
eases. such as &gsi @Gt3t7Hu Sct3tHa. 'fedh-
mss. I8Totcacs Goao,rlca. tfisef, SypA'll's,
lhe Wee of 0aaeiSln. or set Cti.Se. &c &c.
Tie HOWARD ASSOCIATION, IN
view o,sthe awful destruction oi human lie,
caused Nv Sexual diseases. and tllc dccep-
ton nracti>ed upon the unfortunate victims
of such diseases hy Qdaeky, several years
ago directed their CensuitjGg Surgeon, as
a cLa47fai{e aet, wouhv o their name, To
o,,cn Dispensary for the treatment OF ms
class Of diseases, m all their forms and to
Give hcdica. cdrtce efGt'S, - ail WAC Apply
by ietter. with description oi theif condi-
non t5oe. occupation, HABITS OF lie, Nc..)
and lu cases OF eNtTeme poverty 10 tnr-
niyB medicines free Qf charge. IL IS need
less 10 add ihat ,he Association commands
the highest medical skill OF the age, and
viii iufalsh the most approved modern treat
uent.
The Directors, on review Of the past,
lsel assured Iiat theIr labors IN this sphere
uf benevuent effort, have been of great
benefit TO the afflicted, especially to she
Young. and they have resolved 20 devote
themselves, with renewed zeal, to this very
important bat much despised cause,
Jas, Published hy the Association, a Re
pon ot Spernatauh@a, or Seminal Weak
ness, the Yice 81 Onanism, MasiaFhation or
Self Abuse, and othef Diseases Of the Sex
Iuai 0cgans. BY tbe Consulting Surgeon,
which VIII tie seal by nail (n sealed
letter envelope,) FREE OF CHARGE, on
receipt Of Two STAMPS FOR postage
Address, Report OF treatment, DIR. GEO
IR. CALHOUN, Consulting surgeon How
ard a Association, 40 , South Ninth Street,
Fhiladelphia, Pa
By order Of the Directors.
EZRA u. lIEARrNELt, President
GEO FAlRCHiLD, Secretary
Decau4her = iS3f-iV
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LuEuav ERs1 Eco~oF7y!!


KINGS NEW CHAIR AS YOU LIKE TT
An Arm Chair, Reclining Chair, Couch
and Bedstead, lCo3mIEED IN oNE,) is suscep-
tible Of twelve different positions, or changes
10 meet the varied requirements for comfort
convenience. luxury. aud economy Gin space
as well as price, Whether in sickness or
health, this celebrated CHAIR sac you like
IT," exce,s ia many respects. any char per-
haps ever manufactured in this or any other
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The price varies from Fifteen 10 Thirty
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TO public Institutions, as well as TO lndl-
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And Will be supplied IN any number, on the
most liberal terms Spp'y To-, or address
NJ. W. KiNG & SON,
435 Broome St, One door Ealt Of Broad
way, NewYork, CLa;e 403 Broacway)
April ,, ls57.-Iv.
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mBc1uge, paste or &C.
nteaf euer EaoCa.
AEways ready EOr applications.
ADHESIVE ON PAPER, cLorH, LEATHER, fuRNI-
TuRE, PORCELAIN, CHINA, MARBLE OR GLASS
For manufacturing Fancy Articles, Toys,
etc, it has no superior, not ouly PossesSiDg e
greater strength than any other kaoWp arti-
Gle, but adheres more quickly, lea/ng no
stain where the parts are joineI NEVER
FAUs.
Within the last three yeas upwards OF
269, coo bottles of this dst'y celebrated
LIQUID GLUE have been sold, and the
great convenience which it has proved N ev-
cry case. has deserve@y secured for 1t de-
msnd which the Manufacturer has found IT.,
+ tines, difficult 10 meet; acknowledged BY
al Uho have used it. that ats merits are far
aboye anv smilar article or imitation ever
offered to tse public.
ms GLUE IS eCteaSiyeiy counter
6o;ied-ooserUe ibe label "1fcRea'S CeLebrd-
I5guja Clue, the Great AaheSipe." Take
no other.
TWENTY FIVE CENTS A~BOTTLE.
Manufactured and Sold, Wholesale and
Retail, by
WI. c. McREA, &'ationer,
No COZ Chesnnt St, Philaseiphla.
0-TLiberal inducements offered to persons
desirous Of selling the above article.
October I5 lS57.-IY
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FoR ALL THE PURPOSES oF A
FAMILY PHI &c.

Tuvup has lang existed public demand for an
fF,firs r,rga,i ,iya rili which coUid be relied on as
uya aud perfectly safe IN Is operation lih' H"S
5een prcpred 70 meet that oe'iiliid ara A'i eAtcli
ve trial Of It's virtues has conelusReN SHOWN WIZ
,l,,+ success IL accompl,shes the purpose deslGed'
It r. easy t. make physical ftft, bHt not e59S "
80 IN r. host OF al 3.iIS-- which should nave
nome OF tie olitctons, but al the 't''F'1'5es' u
very cllcx. his has been attelep'ea nee, ei.u ~
,.;, ,.+ .,.ra7ss We would respectfully summit 10
-. ,if.. ,tc,;-ion. Ii has been unfortunate ioi
~, 5otient hitherto that atn-cst every puiGo
i,}o Is acrimonious and irritating 10 G'e ooM
i mis- ;S not Many of then. .produce 50 much
,ririar pain and revul>ion III the sA Asteill IS 20 oi
ihan connterbalance the good to be derived nom
harn. These pjiiS produce no Irritation '4 Ifuh'
nnless Il arise f.on a previously existing oDsIHe-
fio,, or acraucsmout IN the bowels. ooiR% Puit''
veoeta}Ie 40 harm arise nom thclf tse u a.4
quantity: out II IS better lnal any i".e'i'-'iF
ta f,Een iudjciousy Minute directions Tor thelt
,se in The several diseases to which they are ap-
uEca}le are Given un the box. Among the COM
alsirtS which have been speedily c1eo oY 'i'elil' we
ay mention Liver Complaint ip ITS Various ~ i,S
nc Taraaicc INDIGESTION, lan9uor &iiG iNs ~ -At
-; T.;st,ss,,e>s lYlitabiiitv, Bilious Eeadache,
R;1;,us Fever Fever and Aguc, Fam I'D the SI"e
ana Ioins for in truth, all these are ooI 'iie 'V'.
sequence Of diseased action IN the hNef- - " on
apeficnt they afford prompt ana sure ieiiei u.
ti,cress Piles Collie. Dvsenteyy, Huiuors, oeFti-
ala aud Scryy, Colds with soreness oi {Ae p9o5 i,
Ulcers ard imDuriJy Of the blood IN short any
and every case where a purgatiYo is reGaneo;
TFcy have also produced some singuiarY sue
,,Sr,f c,res =, rheumatism Cont, Dropsy, Gravel,
Eyspeo PqptaoR Of the AooT' oij f5ns b Il eoy s3y
taken IN the spring Of the year. 10 purify the oloeu
ana prtparl re system the change G seaSo.ls
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach '
bowels INTO healthy action, and restores ths oPtG
tte and yicor. They purify the biocd, ana, Vy 'en
stinpant action ON Che circuiatorF system, reno
yatc the strength Of the body and restore the
wasted OF diseased energies OF the whole organism
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous even
though no serious arrangement exists; oct IN
necessary dosing should never be carried too iiT:
as every purgative medicine reduces the StreliSt9
when taken to excess The thousand eases I'D Nileh
,fvsic s. required cannot be enumerated here nut
;hey suggest themselves TO the reason OF every !l,
body and 1t IS confidently beheFe9 TINS Pl1 va
answer bcttor purpose tIan any thing Y iAcu mas
hitherto been available to mankind When then
virtues arc once known, the puehe Wid no longer
da,,6f ,y}at remedy to employ when n need OF a
cathartic medicine. Being sugar-Nrapped tAey are
plcasant 10 take. and beng purely NtEe-4'e' H'
h,,7u can arise nom then use IN any qu;nihtg.
For minute directions see wrapper On the Box
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PAINTS &c OILS.

4 good article Of Pare White Lead
White Ziuc, Snow White Zine, French
Zine, Stone Coiored Ziuc, aud Linseed
Oil for sale at Eastoa price, by
H0LIINSuEAD & DIETRICH
J aue II, 1857,
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The Subscribers would nvH
~ efssI Z - ,he attention OF the citizens Of
q; sssk s5troGdsburg and vicinity, &c
their varied assortment OF
snvfgss and ss;sagasa cF ss0ods'
lust received from the City markets, to wit
DRY GOODS
Tn ibe 5ry goods line YOU will fnd Cloths
plain and fancy Cassimeres, Tweeds, Ken
tucks. Bows plaids, AIorseliies coating aGd
veslinos. variety Of Sumner wear, brown
and bIeached Muslin, colOred Cambrcs and
paper Muslns, Summer cloths, &c. A
choice lot of dress goods, such as ChaIias
Blreoc, and Barege Delaines, French ChItz
Prints, Gnehams, Lawns, Fr.cot and Ma
doaa Cloth.
A full assortment of Yankee Notions, Gloves
Vyomens black, white and coi'd Hose, MIsse,
and ChidreHs DO, Moiair Mlts, DC.
gggEs:
Rio. Laguayra, Maracaibo aud Java Coffee
Sugars, Molasscs, Bakers Cocoa, md Choco
late.
EsAEsDyY yYAESE.
Locks, Butts, Screws, Door Handles, Car
peuters tools, Garden hoes and reAeE, &c.
c1EENSNfA3E
A general assortment Of CTockery anc
Glass Ware.
E9g0g isio2gs.
Meat, Fish, &C Most every thing tha
constitutes country variety.
ANDRE & SHOEMAKER.
Stroudsburg, May :. l6--6.
&aaesgsS.
Cashmere. stella. thibet and Grape Shawis
lust received and for sale by
ANDRE & SHOEMAKER.
Nav 8 1885
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TE7s remedy has won for itself such notorie'y
from its cures OF every variety OF pulmonary GseSe
fAat il s entirely unnecessary 20 recount tae eF!,
5a5cez Of It's virtues in any community Niiele II
oss }eeY employed So vide Is the feid OF lis use
frlness. and SO numerous the cases oi us cures
tiat almost evcrv section Of the country ABOUND
n persons publicly known, who have been. restore
from alarming and even desperate diseases o. u .
ii,r,os by its usc. When once tired ats superior
over every other medicine Of It's kind IS TOO APP :
rent 70 escape observation, and where It's Nr'uesaIe
kroyl the pUblic 10 longer hesitate what aTti,,2le
20 eropoy m the distressing ana talseTo9s ;e1+ ajsS
- o,,r cii-naie. And not only IN Formidable at
tscks upon the lungs. but for the mder 'aIietiss M
oF Cons. CoUGHs, doAEsENEss, &c, a1l8 JOY
C,7InsgE i Is the pleasantest and SAFEST nieol'lhe
tnat can be obtained ,..
As & has long been in constant use tiIosho y
,5is section. we need not do more than assure 1iie
eore It's quality Is kept mp 10 the Pest 'n9t u ever
has been. ana that the genuine arIce is SOFA 0f
Samuel Rees, Jr, aud By Holiinshead 4
Dutrick, Stroadsborg, "a.
August -, 1657-Lf.
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=. Fl8NTZ. DENTIST

e. Has permanently located him
'T7Ss self in Stroudsburg, and moved
~LIIS his Office next door to DIR. ,.
Walton, and nearly oppositeS. Recess Hat 3
Cap store, where he IS fully prepared otreat
the natural teeth, and also 10 insert incorrupt-
ible artificial teeth on pivot and plate, 10 the
latest and most improved manner. MostPer
sons know the danger and folly OF trusting
their work 10 The ignorant as wei! as The
travelling dentist Ii matters not how much
experience a person may haVe, ne Is liable 70
have some failures ont OF a number Of cases,
and if the dentist lives at distance, It rs tre-
quently pnt of until it is too late TO save the
tooth or teeth as It may be, otherwise The 10
convenience and trouble OF gong SO far
Hence the necessity Of obtaining the services
Of asJentist near home. All work warranted