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Ilrainincs uf f}EeI,s Grocery.


The gang III starye.l-out cousrirators wlo
are engineering tue iccpmplon Caartcr have
sillvsl the uir If Springfield with u miasma of
1nlsehools cunceruing the usual methods Of
conducting elections in this city. The: charge
t}.a. Democrats are arrested and sent to lock-
up for cheering their o~n candidates I'll cleo
tim day /; thai they dare not he Seen by the
1mlicr snic:ins voters AID iedlllng tickets
thai they are Obliged 10 sneak up silently and
ut imniucnt peril TO get their votes into tho
lallo: I,oxcs that Nj. Douglas wns shocking
lv mal1r,,.t..l ut tue Second Ward polls lat
Noy.inbcr-au half Il hundred like 1abrica-
tipns, differing only in tue ras1ucss OF their
separation from truth cr probability. Wlut
arc The lacts! Uusirr The Dyer dynasty riots
w-r'. tue rule arrl rcace the exception .scry
tim: the people We're called on to cast til:
saIrages. Under Democratic disper so'irr
SrilIcrt was murdered ut the Seventh y ard
pcl:t, und the presentation Of Repub-
ljcan vote Mt that place was the inevitable
n,a.k for insul,s aid blud .eons from morning
til! night. Under thr Two Republican Ad'
u,lni.tratiuus there has not becu II disturbance
at any election in any wa,d in the city. Ev'
err tuan entitled to 4 vote has found the way
unobsuucted, and the process Of dcpositlng
nis I,al1ot ns peaceful as that Of going tc
church un Sunduy. As everybody knows
there we're three 1cmocratic ticket ped
dle,s ut the polls last fall aud last spring
to cnc Republican, and each three times a.
vocifvrous. The miserable nonsense abou
policemen peddling Republican tickets ap'
lone tlousand policemen being sworn to vot
thc Republican ticket: and paid five dollar
cacl flon tue city treasury is 80 not or'ou
Is iulse to every man i'll Chicago, hat "
have not deemed it worth while to notict
during this controversy. We now proncaLt
it a lie from beginning to end and IT IN in>it
to outside; AND VIE DEFY THE "CmcAt
T1Mys'' AND 1oa DYER AND TIE WHOLE Gas
TO srBsrAx11A1E 1rs TRUTH TX SINGLE i
STANCE.
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BY TELEGRAPH



Democratic Senatorial lafiH caucas'
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Thc Democratic
Senators hc ii J. caucus tlis morning ou the
sul,jct OF The Tariff,
Mr.. Hunter offered resolution dcclaring!t
incxpcdcnt tu change the law ut the present
Session.
Mr. B'glcr presented 4 substitute therefor,
as follows:
"Re.olyed, That tl,e revenue being iusui1i-
cient to meet the expenses ttf the Gorcrn-
rent it is wise aud eSpttiIcnt to Increase the
import tlutics to meet thc deficiency.
Nlr. Big!el's substitute w.s voted 'lo~n,a and
Mr.. Hun1e1'< resolution vas adopted by d
large majority.
Mr.. Slilell ttercnnon offered q resolution,
which vas alopied, that it is the duty Of
Congress to look rather to Il reduction OF ex-
,cnI;tnrns than to IN Increase Of revenue.
Tt',r', ,ro. ,r,,,ch ox,;t,n,,t ,,nr;n, 1hps,
s;. 1u.a "a' uG ,..N:. ...,,;ah H. 11,,,s,or ~
l'otecutnS' ou!4s ,ns ' -
pressed tile oPlnloh that Win fe7l'al u
business, there would be sufficient revenue
for the purposes Of the Government
M, Rir,rr II is understood. srokc of the
.nT'r;na ;n,.nstr;,l ;,,tor.ats ami nr,cd in
suAeltuH iuuu ~ ~ -. -
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The following cases we're disposed OF yester-
day as she Armory:
John Lonareao, diso1derly, fined s.; Janes
Sullivan, do, Is.
August Gott, yagrant, $40; Matthias, Arnold,
do, $50; Michael SeSins, do, *l5; James
Collins, d., $50; Pe.er Stone, do, ISL; Rsbert
Montgomery, do, $l5.
Alexander L:cnts,ein, stabbiag Peter New
at the illinois House, on the 5:h Inst, Was beld
in $500 to Rnswer.
Robert Gr,din, boz II years Of ags. for re-
sisling an officer vas sant 10 the Reform School
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indian Reserve in kansns.-Ncb n-hu
Delegate.

WASHINGTON. Jan 23.--The House Con,mi::ye
Oh Indian Affairs 4s upanlnoas.y agreed Gu .
bill relative to the grea. Indian Reserve in
Kansas, known IA the Nex York Reserve, en-
brncng nearly a.cW'.nut acrss. aad all pre-
emp.ed by whites. Is detalla have not tr4as
p1red but it is understood that il il Satisfactory
both TO settlers aud Indians, aud thu: It viii en-
able ufl the settlers 10 obta,n t,ties after oae
year.
The Committee on E.eclors decided this
morning in farcr OF Bird Il. Chapman us The
rixhs:ul Delegate from Neb7a.ks II p.yce of slr.
Ferguson, the sitting Esems-r This contested
case has been pending since the comuence= Mt
OF the present Congress.
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The uaytian Revolution---SouIoul
Defeated.

st. Thomas and Havana saEs that TIE Emperor
Soulougue had been defeated By Gsn. Gs tfeard,
aud the Imperial troops were running back upon
the city.
Soulorq1e himse|f was expected every mo-
ment, aad it ia said That Getfrard WAS only few
leagues in bis rear.
The writer thicks that the contest wAs nearly
ended, mud that in day os two The Republic
would be in full force.
at the time Of writing, guns were being fred
within bearing OF the Capital, supposed 10 he i
salute in honor OF Gen. GeHrard.
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What The Atants Zeituug says about
tue Bribc.

Thc Stats Zc:iu0g, The lending Gcrnan or.
gan, Indignantly rejects the Lecompton Char
ter. In regard to the S25 bcibc it declares
that the German saloon prop1ictors feel in-
suited By if, and tha, 60 lur from this lare.
iactd attempt to purchase votcs succeeding
it will cause tue few Douglas German saloon
keepers there ere in Chicago, to joiD with the
balance Of their couutrymcu, in spurning the
b7ibe nrd voting the foul contrivance down.
The SlaaF* Z:itung says thut the Germans are
going to sLoH tue L:comptonites that they
a.t moi cattl" to b" bought in The market for
0 few uigr.ble dollars Of license mnnev.
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Jacob H<Am - Cross..1lmua:.on coHtinut1- !
At the time of the statement being written cut, |
Mr. Miller was there, several u the city re.
no,te.s of uexspu;,er6, Forrest, Aatteson aud |
Peck vese there; also Mayors. fne cross-e1an-
ination was continued 10 sone length upon
nointa ID the statements Of the prisoner at the
time of his arrest. and tue witness CONNECTION
With the case ns detectlEe
Drtc. tst.n:f.I-l frs: heard this man Uackns,
4he butcher. talking to woman ID German
Theatre about what suul1 ons he'd void him
about bar1el; the towels now in Court we're
found in bis trunk there are eighteen towels.
Cyrus r. Eradl<y, sscora-aave been en-
oa0ed in DETECTIVE Police business for !our years
past; in the fore pazt Of May, together with
hshn ootsd ,s a2 "; yoqt oqupsFea III. we
Moudsy-wish Rehm and q young man named
| Werner; that morning had found note at nj,
| Office, asking NE to 50 to certain place, anu
there got information th6t led ne TO follow up
| the matter; {xituess described the location ot
room No, So, Pomeroy's Building, occupied oy
The prisoners j there was a bed in the northeast
corner Of the room, cook ssove IN the south
| west corner; at the foot Of the bed along the
| east side of the room was q barrel, trunk, and
other shirgs; a gun hung on tho west s.de on
the north slde near window table; witness
further described the contents OF the room Is
detailed bJ last vitness j the next day kenm
! got she man who receives freight at H. y. T. II
70 60 into the shaving saloon OF ffax7a H.
bollQ to be shaved Of prisoner, 1o 1ueaA''J b'A1s
which be did; re arrested him-Rehm and N.Y.
seIf-the next evening At o'clock; chose that
hour to avoid any notoriety and talk on the
war to the office he asked why be was arrested
told hin he would know in due time; John q.
Miller was q. the Marshal's Office when We ar
r,yed there, by appointment; Miller sat as fne
table; l asked the prisoner questions, which ne
answered.
{Witness proceeded to give the statement OF
prisoner, as to himself and tho dea.h Of the NO
man, Sophie Werner, substantially as before
pubiiahed].
The first thing Looked for in the prisoners room
was, hooks a he said; found these now IL court;
, one Of them, the longer screw, Is quarter inch
longer than the thickness OF the door; the otie'
: Is about equal to the thickness Of tne: door; !
screwed up tight 1t would not 60 through; that |
| lie saw found in the room; asked him If toI
: wis the saw he used III cutting her up; he said
l WIS; these various popers we're taken IRON hifo
D recognize ms private mark on them.
d {rhe door OF room ''No. 3o,' was then hrough
into the court. 1t Is panel door u inch IN thics
ness, bearing on It's inside surface two small hole
near the top, in one of which, BY prisoners state
l ment. had been tie hook upon With decease
n hung herself1
+ Cross-ezamiaed ty Ar: AeGon'as-l locked 70
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A Shilling q P0unds

4 xtopt, sh1e.bodied Ger7nxu saloon o~ue1
~in weigd two hnndred pounds OF there
abouts. The Dyer charter oaeFa hin Us It he
viii vote for it. which would be selling hlnsslt
fora sh1lling pound. This is about shs price
OF bse!aeak.
, 1859-01-31

CnE1sr CuCRcu.-In Ebout month the chap
el nov building for the congregation Of Christ
Church in this city, vii! probably be ready for
occupancy. The Rev. Mr. Adams has, since the
fret Of january. been laboripg zealous|s for his
new charge. The congregation is rapidly in
creasing, and tie probability now is that all the
pews will De promptly taken up.
, 1859-01-31

NoRRlsrowS, PA, JAS. ga train on the
philadelphia and Nortistowu Railroad ran Oft
The truck when entering the depot here to-
night. The enjiue. tender and several pass
enser cars we're broken mp aud the engineer
conductor aud many passengers were serious
ly Injured. NJ lives lost.
, 1859-01-31
LOCAL MATTERS,

~ Call and examine The many new works
just reeelved BY Aessrs- Colby 1 Co, lis Han
"Concep.ion Bay" "The sociable," Timothy
Titcombe's Letters, "H5mns Of she Ages, DC.
Measrs. Colby i Co. sell ehch work at regular
Of SONS article Of jeHelry, varying in value from
ons TO one hundred dollars, or # preferred, give
another book; thus the purchaser obtains two
booka for the eame price as one can BE- ebtalneo
for at any store in our city.
, 1859-01-31

new YoRK, Jx. 28.-The City Of Washing
ion which sailed at noon for Liverpool, took
out ntarly 2oo passengers and s1eo.ooo in
Epccle.
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ORp1sATsoS-0a the 14:h inst, aa We learn
from the Hsttsra CAurehn1n. the Rev. ". h. a.
Broduax. resistant minister of Trinity Church
in this city, received the order Of Priesthood
from the Ii. Rev. uenry j. Whitehoure, Bishop
Of this Diocese. TIE sermon on the occasion
was preached By Rev. Hr. Whirple Of the
Church Of the holy Communion.
, 1859-01-31
THE CITY.

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD kept by J, II. R"ed ~
ca, Apof,cc4re and Chemists. l44 and 14f' Lake
street:
Sa.urday jan, O. Saturday. Jan. g.
u; 't@!:;;T g. G. 81. Ei'f*;'t|:': i:s
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rr For rent cheap, until the frat Of May.
the store now occupied bT TsppAn Bros. los
Lake street, ,hes intending 70 remove 70 The
ron building, 1o2 Randolph street, about tho
lo1n proxinao. Apply on the premises for
terms, etc-
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D:Ap.-Mrs. McGraw, who WAS burned 80 se-
y.relY on Friday. mantioa ot which ~as made
in our issue Of Saturday, died On the morning o.
the latter day litter remaining IN her terrible con-
dition for eighteen hcurs. Morphine WAS ad-
min!stered 10 her ss stated periods, which rtn-
dered her senseless, aud she thereby suffered
very little during the interval from The time OF
her injury until her death.
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PRESS AND TRIBUNE
MONDAY koaSleG. JANUARY 81. 1853
The Battle ut Springfield.

4 srupl.ic report Of tho cNc'ting night ses
zion OF the Legislature, in which llr bs"7
c1artcr was fought { # :nd compelled IL take
the regular course ul tusiness-;os,th with
other matters D: vital consequence to th" tux
payers Of this city-will be found CT th" -"c-
ond page o. this paper.
, 1859-01-31

Heavy Verdict against Il Railroad Com.
panY.
Bos7oS, 2Vh.-A verdict was rendered in the
Supreme Judicial Court to day a-an~t the 3 '-tt
and Worcester Railroad, for s22,e50 damages.
The award il to Mrs.. sarah E. ShaE, wh'st lius-
band WAS killed, und herself badly injured. some
years ago, by q train On the rallro.1 coming ID
collision with the plaintiff $ carr;ag:.
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MAN KILLED - a man was killed on The st.
Louis, Alton & Chicago kallroad. at Athens. on
Friday night, His name was Alouzo Harding.
lie belonged at ilo1nellsrille, New York, and
WAS formerly baggage master on the road. He
was crushed while coupling freight train. He
leayes wife md tNQ Children.
, 1859-01-31

Bosros, JAN 29.-Wm. H. Prescott, the his
torian, died yesterday very suddenly, from
paralysis He had been in usual health up to
ihe moment Of his death.
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BrnGtARs ARREsrkp.-A man named George
Cranda!l Was arrested yesterday morning. bT
officer Douglas. as burglar. a complete set
Of burglars tools we're found ou him, about $35
in money, and several pawn tickets, represent
ing four pairs Of ps1taloons, two vestr, and
coat, all at Lse ipis's and set Of window cur.
taips. a. Mrs. uogsn's. Soma Of the clothing
has been claimed By Z. Dyer, it having been
stoleu from him at the Metropolitan Hotel.
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CuuncH or rnE uoLl CoxnuS1oN.-The new
elitice jutt erected on Wabash Avenue for the
use OF this Parish, will probably be ready for
occupancy on Sunday next; Bishop kemper is
expected to be present and preach on the oc-
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The Excr'>iYr Society Ft>ti'ai.
l,H.; "tXcrLslpR SOCIETY u Till.
l. City of Cl.caxo'' will cclehsats,'s
Tenrh Anniversary.
ON TaE EIGaTI DAY or F!EE!*AHY Nj ".
Dy Grand dinner anu 3c.t at the
@ICH II ON - HoU 81 ST.
IL. Conni'tc. Of AEraa-:nenn will r.: :" n.
potnlnK stlAl be ttl to li4 ke+.. r';u :! "
any one. whIcl. a. lat Srx t':sc II r..--
j. ~ td cl.3 L. L. sliEaMaS st- rctAy.
1!u1RD ANNUAL FtSIl| At
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~ See advertisement ot Quaker City ~
Sewing Machine. L. CoRxKtA 70,
nra6iv 133 Lake street.
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RESISTING Az O1rlcER.-A boy II yenrs OF
aee, named Robert Griffin, who hai1s from Mar-
shall, Michigan, WAS brought before Justice
Stickney yesterday, tor r<'i*ting an officer! 1t
was hi=ted thas Robert had the cdfcsr dozen, but
this WAS stouAy and indignantly denied hT that
tunctionary. To all outward appearances, Mas
ter Robert had the worst OF the .ght, although
it was acknowledged that in the s'rear7"g par
during the contest tho officer was:.teos out ol
sight. The juvenile offender Was sent 10 lac
Reform School to await An answer to les'es
sent to Marshall 10 ascertain his anteeedents'
, 1859-01-31

DAYTON, o.. Jan. 2?.-Wu. Blackburn was
arrested in this city to-day. and q man named
Geo. White in Eaton, both suspected OF being
concerned il the Coshoctou treasury robbery
Officers lef. here this 2. u. with the prisoners
tor Columbus.
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"THs WoAEH OF ENGLAND. 1t is with p!eat.
ure that ne announce to OCT citizens that Thcs.
D. WoFTasl, Esq. late resident OF London, will
deliver his celebrated lecture on the "Women
Of England" in this city, at Metropolitan Hail,
on Tuesduy evening, February 1st. We are ap-
prlsed TINT Mr...Worrall hes devoted muck time
aNu 'As'' Va An''
e'"aosAss aeso'e oo4 'e0oe snA' ..eA 80 '''e
'ee'aA' N.s1. 20 ~ o''A ~ '@eN' 80
co"pna.s'eg' . '"1'se' ~ oa' sonA'uu5'
but the Eastern presses are unanimous IN 'oelF
expressions OF ao"lf8''on u 'o'o 'eeso'e'
Inc lecturer having spent many years o. n!s
lie IN the homes OF the SUBJECT OF DIS lectofe's
more than ordinarily qnallhed to present. IN
concise aud attractive form, those qualities OF
mind and person which hsTe rendered 30 many
Of the women Of England " llustrlous IN nls-
tory. We are frequently urged IN Ibis ase OF
lectures to attend thoeo containing more OF
. .,h;act q. nj, soe,ns N ma n ,e nre,ented
for m, enterta;,ment or y lecturer hetter oro}.
;saa - h.na,a :, d. rna,.ar,v n ,na,rer ,be aub-
:..,..,...ol rh ,o..,~,,. -a,,,..+;on FIR r;t
o.l = on,- o,o,ho- ,ro-an,ea thu, il
Ill, =. aa;n. =. v.u a. ;r.,ruct;va
IT,. a.-;,a -, ,rho .-;,t ~ s,ena q, borr
n1,osant1r and nrot5,.h,r IN he m hand at the
t;-ra a,d ,,oca ,ho,a on,on,csd Ticket, for
.,,. VI. ho..,, T. . ualt., h,nt and ebre
a,,,a and at the door m thu avenino nj the tec
ture.
1,,rr.,1-nc, T. ,pr w,xxv ..n cu,c.co Ram,
49, ,... y .u3a..<, 49, 1,o.n ,,no;,,,cd
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sr Sea advertisement OF boadoir. Sewing Ma
chiurs. l2a Lake street. jaAly-b9OG
, 1859-01-31

MASONIC FESTIVAL The third annual Festival
Of Cleveland Lodge, No. ell, A. +. and l. H.,
will take plnce atthe fremont House, on Thurs
day evonins naxt, tho III 1'rox. Tie character
of these Festivals in years past, is sufficient
guarantee for the approaching one. aud will no
doubt secure large aud gratifying attendance.
, 1859-01-31

SaknxN HoGs1.--The Sherman House has
recently passed into the hands Of Nestrs IT1pp
l. Hale, gentlemen who have acquired An excel
lent rcputasjop as business men ia this city, and
it will hereafter be conducted By them we
think none will doubt the entire capacity Of
these gentlemen to discharge satisfactorily the
responsible duties they have assumed. The
hoose has undergone Thorough renoE aton, and
NC feel sure ID saying that no pains will oe
spared By them 70 make the Sherman first class
house in every respect They mean thst their
table sh all b satia{actorT TO the most luxurious
liver, while their prices will be such that the
mas, frugal shall hare no reason to complain.
A W1rE WITH FEW FALNos.-John Lonar-
cap, q s.ulwa1t son Of the "Green Ele," was
brought tefore Justice stickney yesterday morn
ing Tot Icing disordely, in refusing to 90 home a'
al unBeemly hour to ba In the streets, when re
quested to do 80 by one Of our city guardtans.-
John, when brought 70 the bar, gave as reason
| for not acceding to the seemingly sensible IT.
ouest Of the officer, that his wife was in the habi
| Of kicking. beating and otberW'se maltFeas'oi
| him. in such manner IL to render 1t actual.
dangerous 10 I[s and limb to remain IN her pEef
ence. Ia John declined entering complain
against her for her striking manifestations Of II
gard, the Justice fined him IS for being disc,
DERBY. = - o."
, 1859-01-31

TnE BA1Lxs LARCENY CAsB;-This case, mea-
toned in our last issue, came up on Saturday
for O hearing before Justice Millikcu, aud was
postponed for one week.
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An0itor's Nntile.

The undersigned appointed by the Or
phau's Court, of Monroe County, Audit.
or to examine and If necessary resettie
the account of Jacob A. FetherDan, Ad-
ministrator of the Estate of Abrsbam
Fethermau, deceased, and make distribu.
tion, hereby gives notice that be will at
tend to the duties of bis appointment at
his Office, in Stroudshurg, at 2 O'Clock in
the afternoon. of Wednesday, the 20th
day of July Dext, when and where all per.
sons interested may attend if they think
proper. Also, all persons having claims
against the estate of the said deceased are
hereby required to present them at the
time and place aforesaid, or be debarred
from coming in for share of such funds.
VIM. K. HAVILAND, Auditor.
Stroudsbarg, June is, 1859.
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Au0itor's y otifr.

The undersigned appointed by the Or
pbsn's Court Of Monroe County TO make
distribution Of the proceeds of sale Of the
real estate of George S. Hawk, deceased,
hereby gives notice that be will attend to
the duties of his appointment at his Of
fee in the Borough of Stroudsburg, on
Thursday, the 2Ist day of July next, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
when aud where all persons interested
may attend ifthey thiuk proper; also, all
persons having claims against the said
estate, are required to present them at
the time and place aforesaid, or be de.
barred from coming iu for a share of the
fund.
VIM. K. HAVILAND.
June 80, ls59-4t. Auditor.
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SOMETHING NEW.

The public sre respectfully informed
that the undersigned has opened in the
Borough Of Stroudsburg, an
Oyster saIoon and BAKERY,
on Elizabeth street, at Loacr's old Stand,
opposite Samuel Mrlcks JeweIry Store;
where they intend k epins on baud, Bread, J,
Cakes, Candies of all kinds, Oysters iu
every style. green Fruit of all varieties,
choice dried Fruits, Citron, Jelles of all
fsvors, brandy Peaches, brandy Cherries,
French Prunes, Ton stoes, Pickles, Pep.
persauce, Lemon Syrup, fresh Gooseber-
ries, Currants, Oranges, Lemons, extra
Green and Black Tea, spices, Cheese,
pulyerized Sugar. Refined Sugar, West
India White Honey, New Orleans \ oIas-
ses. Sugar Cured Hans, Crackers, Butter,
and Nuts of all kinds.
They also have fitted up splendid Sa-
loon 10 their building where lee Cream
of all aayors will be served to their pat
rons.
Also,
Albany Cream Ale, Champagne Wine,
Lager Beer, Lemonade, Mead and Soda
Water, Choice Segars, aud Tobacco
Open day and evening, give them a
call.
DRAKE & FELKER.
Stroudsburg, May II, ls5S-tf.
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
The OrioinnL and Best an The World

All others are mere limitations, and should be avoid
ed, il YOU ish TO escane ridieule.
Gray, Red, Rusty Hair Dyed instantly TO beauti-
jul and Natural Brown Black, without the least in.
fury 10 Hair or skin
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been aw arded to
wm A. Batcheler since 1899, and $4,000 applica-
have been made to the Hair Of his patrons Of his
famous Dye.
VIM. A. BATHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces color
not to he distinguished from nature and is warranted
not to jue in the least, how long il may be
tInued and The i'll effects Red DYES remedled, the
Ealr inv igoraged for Life by tIis splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied Tin private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, 233 Broad ay, New York.
Sold in all cities md towns Of the United Siates by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
UTne genuine has the name and address upon .
steel plate engraving on four sides Of each boy, of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
233 Br, adWay, NewYork.
Sold by U0LLINSiEAD & DIETRICH, Strousburg.
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FRUIT TREES.

J Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Flow.
-A-ers, Shrubs. &c &c. from the cele
brated I'll. E Hook, & Co.'S. Nursery
Rochester, N. ".
The undersigned is now receiving or.
ders Tor Fall and Spring planting. Al
those who order from us or our agent.
will be supplied With fret class trees
plants, &c., to be delivered this fall and
spripg, at such places as agreed upon
All orders left at G. II. MilIer's Store,
Stroudsturg, Pa, will be promptly filled
by us.
W. G. LARZELLIER, & Co.
June z. 1859. Blairstown, N. J.
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special Notice To Book Buyers.

NV attention has been called TO statements
made through the pubic journals, by New
York Gift Store, which are calculated to de-
ceive; who even presume to advertise them
selves as the originators of the Gift Book En-
terprise, which was first successfully estab-
lished, and may say honoraby conducted by
myself This concern who are procalming
themselves 1.-The Oldest in the business" are
indebted TO me, not only for their first ideas
OF conducting the business. but for stock to
commence with, and place to commence In.
Their statement, that this is 1.-The fifth year
of their location in New York. is also false.
1t has been thought, on account of the
name connected with this New York Gilt
Book Store, that it was a branch of my ORR
ginal Enterprise; but it is not SO, and wish
il distinctly understood, that | am not in any
way responsibly for their deceptive adyer-
tsements, nor for the manner in which New
York Gift concerns are conducted. And hol-
ding the position do, as the originator OF the
Gift Book Enterprise in the United States
having established it and brought it TO It's
present high position, by constant labor, un-
wearied application, and large expenditure OF
money, deem it my duty 10 the public and
myself to expose these pretended ''orlglna-
tors,' who are attempting to impose upon
the people. | would here publicly state that
these parties have been referring, without au-
thorIty or permission, to the largest and
most widely known publishing house in
the United States. am informed by this
firm, which is located in this city, that, not
only have they never given permission to this
New York Gift Store to refer to them,
but that they utterly disc!aim any knowledge
of their business or standing. The foregoing
can be substantiated TO the satisfaction OF
any person or persons, by the most incontrc-
vertible proofs.
June 30, 1S59-6m.