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TLPA neswpaper, called "Onr De'y
Fare" will be published during the con-
tinuance of the GREAT CENTRAL FAIR,
to be held in Philadelphia, in June next.
Among its contributors will be found
some of most celebrated Literati in Eu-
rope and America.
It will contain also, unpublished letters
and documents, by Washington, Frank
lin, Jefferson: Lafayette and the distin-
tinguished English novelist Smollet, will
furnish a curious autobiographic letter 70
an American. 1t viii be well worth the
price of subscription, viz One dollar for
twelve numbers. j. b. STORM, chairman
of the Fair committee, will receive the
subscriptions.
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jury List---May T. 1864

GRAND JURORS.
Barrett-George w. Price, Annanias
Kinney, Charles w. Decker, Wilkinson
Price, Joseph Brown.
ChesnuthM.-JacobK X. Shafer, Lewis
Decker.
CooIbaugh-John Pope.
EIdred.-John Heimbach.
Hamiton.-Henry Fenner, Andrew C.
Woodling, Matthias Stecker.
Jackson on-Barnet Kresge.
Pocono.-Charles Arnold.
Pok-Samuel Becker, Levi F. Shupp.
Smithfeld-PeterN Newheart.
Stroud.-James Brown, Samuel New
heart
Stroudsburg-Frank Landers, John Nix
on.
h.-Nathaniel Eschenbach, w
Eboch.
Tunkhannoch.-George Altemose.
PETIT JURORS.
Barrett.-John d. Custard, Jonas P. Lod
erick
ChesnuthM.-Joh Shifer, Charles D
Brodhead.
COol5augh-Theolor Brodhead, Jacol
Woodling, Jeremiah Callaghan, James Smith
Eldred-William Illick, Nelson Hef1e
finger.
Hamilton- Abraham Shook, Thomas Hell
Ter. John Dreher. Charles Ynger, Nathar
Hefford, George Buskirk, Ferdinand Kester
Jackson.-Jacob Kresge, Jacob Miller
Solomon Rinker.
NJ Smithfeld.-Abraham Coolbaugh
John Smith, Simon Smith, Moses Overfield
Samuel Pipher, ]. NJ. Swartwood, E. Ii
Gunsaules.
Paradise.-Charlas Henry, Robert La
bar.
Thomas Shively, George Stout
fer, Franklin Shick.
Polk M-Linford Mansfield, Stewart Hawk
Ross.-Henry LATER, Daniel Frace, Val
entine Houser.
Smithfeld-Narti DIETRICH, Henry Brotz
man.
,Sroud-John Hail, George Bush, Charlie;
Swink, Levi Strouss
Stroudsburg. Charles Troch, William
Flory, Jerome Storm, Frederick Kleckler
John Boys
THOS. McILHANEY, Prothonotary.
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Racent War Movements.

The news from the Potomac army under
Gen. Grant, is of the most cheering char
acter. Every movement, so far as we
can learn, has been attended with marked
success. The Rebels, under Gen. Lee,
fought with their usual bravery and des-
peration, but our brave army under our
noble chieftain met them with a spirit
that would not know defeat, and repulsed
and put them to fight Yet other hard
battles may be required to drive the Re-
bells out Of Virginia, we cannot help re-
garding cur present successes as strongly
indicating that the end Of the Slavehold-
crs' Rebellion is rapidly drawing to a
merited ignominious end.
The news from Gen. Buffers Depart
ment is to the effect that a battle had Ia
ken place near Richmond between him
and Gen. Beauregard, and that our army
came of victorious. At last reports he
was within about I miles of Richmond
1t is also believed that Gen. Sherman
has, before this, attacked and whipped
Gen. johnson in the vicinity of Dalton,
Georgia.
Gen. Grants plan was to engage the Re-
bcls at all points, at the same time, in or
der to prevent them from concentrating
their forces and falling upon inferior num-
bers Of our men and crushing them, as
has too often been done heretofore
Lee massed his troops and fell with
fearful force upon given points Of our
lines with the hope Of breaking them and
putting our men to flight, but this time
lie was met by massed troops, and failed.
Major Generals Wadsworth and Sedg-
wick on our side, and Jones and Long
street on the Rebels side, are reported
killed.
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Parson BroWnloW's Convictions.

The Knoxville Wig and Rebel Zen.
tHator, Parson Brownlow's paper, con
tains the following sentence in relation
to the Rebels who butchered the garrison
Of Fort Pillow after it had surrendered
Had VIC our wish, We would throw he'll
wide open, and place all such beast like
officers and men upon an inclined place
at an angle of forty five degrees, tie plane
covered with hogs lard six inches thick
with a wicket at the bottom and send
them as one stream of traitors, robbers,
and assassins, into the hottest part of the
internal regions"
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A good one is told of Gen. Grant. As
be was in the cars on his way to the
front, newsboy came in, crying out,
Life Of Gen. Grant, One of the Gen
erals Aids pointing to the General, told
the boy he guessed that man would buy a
copy. The boy approached the General,
who asked him carelessly, "Who is Gen.
Grant," The boy giving him look of in
dignation and disgust, replied, "You must
be a id greeny not to know General
q Grant?" The GenraI, after that, Of course
bought his life.
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ENGLAND'S AGENTS.

England has been SO slippery,
So happy sometimes, too,
For fancied provocations,
Has made so much ado.
That Americans, are justly
OF her movements, somewhat wary
If in attention to her sons,
They be little chary.
When they arrive to study
Our manner of warfare;
And with their own established rules
Our system to compare.
IF VIC refrain, from bearing
Them, in our arms about,
To festivities at private hall,
Or public bali or rout.
As was our wont in seasons,
And times not long ago,
(Then John Bull among Americans
Was pretty costly show.)
She need display no anger,
Nor count Columbia rude,
Forassumingin these troublesome times,
The character of prude.
A just respect and courtesy
VIII show, out no parade,
For Albion's agents will, we trust,
On their advent here be made.
At all our noted places
They viii be free to call,
Even at that palatial store,
PYLE'S Easton Fashion Hall.
Where can always be found the most
legant styles Of clothing, and cut in the
most artistic manner, at cheaper prices
han any other establishment in Easton.
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He states that our forces attacked them
and caused some confusion, and that Gen
Wadsworth's body fell into their posses
sion, but our report of this morning states
that it is now in our possession under
charge of Colonel Sharpe, as stated in my
first despatch this morning.
The belief here is that Lieutenant Gen
Grant has achieved complete victory.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
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The Rev, gacob sechier.

Well known and much res pected among the
German population in this country, makes
the following statement far the benefit of the
afflicted.
HANOVER, Pa. Feb. Is, 1859.
Dear Sirs:-Having realized in my ami
ly important benefits from the use of your
valuable preparation Wistar's BalSam OF
Wild Cherry-it affords me pleasure to re-
commend i. to the public. Some eight years
ago one of my daughters seemed to be in a
decline, and little hopes of her recovery were
entertained, then procured bottle of your
excellent Balsam, and before she had taken
the whole of the contents of the bottle there
was great improvement In her health.
have, in my individual case, made frequent
use of your valuable medicine, and have al
ways been benefited by it.
JACOB SECHLER.
From Hon. John e. Smith, distinguished
LGwyer in Westminster, Nd.
| have on several occasions used DR.. Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry for severe colds,
and always with decided benefit. | know OF
no preparation that is more efficacous or
more deserving of general use.
The Balsam has also been used with ex-
cellent effect by ]. B. ELLIOTT, Merchant,
Halls Cross Roads, Md.
SVisaar's EaIsasn of wild Cherry.
None genuine unless signed 81. BUTTS y
on the wrapper.
For sale by
J. P. DINsMoRE. No 49l Broadway, N. York.
S. w. FowLE & Co., Proprie,ors, Boston.
And by all Druggists.
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SAMUEL MELICK,
w atCh Maker,

Has recently located himself in business
at No. 32 John street, N. York City, where
he is fully prepared to personally attend tc
the repairing of WATCHES, CLOCKS
WELRY, and every thing in his line
Also to fill all orders for Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, &c. and, indeed, any articles per-
sons may order will be faithfully purchased
and promptly sent to their address by ex-
press, if SO ordered, or otherwise.
Business will be attended to for any one
desiring it. Address
SAMUEL MELICK,
80 John st. (Cor. of Nassau st. Room g. NY
May II, I864.-1m.
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We publish below very important in
formation for the friends and relatives
who may be inquiring or seeking after
soldiers in our army hospitals. Not un7
frequently, too, these directories OF the
Sanitary Commission are able to supply
definite information as to those from whom
their friends can get no tidings or follow
up any successful trace 1t has happened
that soldiers have been killed and buried
on the battle field, or have died in hos
pital. before any information could be
conveyed to their friends; even the fate
of such the Commission is constantly
searching out, and sending deinitive
news of their death to inquiring friends.
And the cases Of soldiers in hospital too
i'll to write, have their whereabouts dis
closed, not unfrcqucntly, through the
instrument tality of the Commission.
HOSPITAL DIRECTORY.
The Sanitary Commission has made ar
ragements for supplying information gra-
tuitously, with regard to patients in all
the United States General Hospitals.
For information relative to patients in
the Hospitals in eastern Virginia, Mary
land, District of Columbia, North Carolina,
South, Carolina, Florida, and Louisiana,
address ''Oaice of Sanitary Commission,
Washington, D. c." For the Hospitals in
Pennsylvania, address "Ofice of Sanitary
Commission, No. 1907 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia"
For the Hospitals in New York, New
Jersey, and the New England States
address coffee Women's Central Union
No. 10, Cooper Institute, New Nork."
For the Hospitals in Western Virginia,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, and
Arkansas, address, "Ofiice Sanitary Com
mission, Louisville, Ky"
In all cases the name, rank, company
and regiment of the person, inquired for
should be given, and where he was when
last heard from. II the application is by
letter, the answer will be sent by return
of mall if in person, it will be answered
at once; or if by telegraph, an answer
will be returned Immediately at the en-
quirers expense.
Soldiers, Aid Societies clergymen, edi-
tors, and others, can scarcely serve the
cause of humanity more efiectually than
by frequently disseminating knowledge
of the above, among those Who have
friends in the army.
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MARRIED.

In Stroudsburg, May 9th, 1864, by NJ M
Burnet, Mr.. Charles Eilber, of this Borough,
to Miss Hannah Bowman, of Spragueville
Monroe County, Pa.
In Stroudsburg, May 5th, 1864, by the
Rev. Theophilus HeiIig, Mr. Daniel Paul to
Miss Maria Butz, both Of Tunkhannock,
Monroe County, Pa.
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Just Received,
AT
BROWN & kELLER'S.

A large assortment of EXTRA PLATED
SPOONS, FORKS, &c.. of superior quality,
to take the place of SOLID SILVER WARE.
Having made large purchase, they are ena-
bled to supply housekeepers at astonishingly
low rates. Call and examine.
Stroudsburg, May 9th, 1864.
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Eldr Department, 4Jutant- Geaer0Fs s
office, Washington, AprH %, 1854
Special Orders No. 16l.-
EXTRACT.
= j y = y = X ,
80 BY direction of the President, SC
much of Special Orders No. All, Septem-
Der 18th, 1868, from this Office, as dis
missed the Service of the L. s., Col Am
brose A. Lechler, One hundred Sew
enty-sixth Pennsylvania Volunteers, from
the date Of muster out Of the regiment,
with loss of all pay and allowances, is
hereby amended SO as to honorably dis
charge him of that date. x
BY order of the Secretary Of War
(Signed) ". a. NICHOLS,
Assistant Adiutant- General.
Oficial:-(Signed) r. WILLIAMS,
Assistant Adjutant- General.
The above order will give satisfaction
to all acquainted with Colonel Lechler
and the cause of his late difficulties 1t
would undoubtedly have been issued
months ago, but it was delayed in order to
thoroughly investigate and obtain such
evidence as would place him in the posi-
tion he is properly entitled to. The in
vestigation was conducted by Judge Ad-
vocate-General Holt, Generals Gilmore,
Sazton, Ferry and Foster, and Colonel
Metcalfs statements were submitted, and
it was discovered that Colonel Lechler
was the subject of political persecution
by men who were opposed to him politi-
cally and that the Colonel had done moth
ing but what was deemed commendable
on his part. Had Colonel Lechler de-
tended himself at the time, and not al
lowed er parte statements to go before
the War Department he would not have
been under this cloud.
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psr Tailors working on custom work
are liable to pay the tax on manufactured
articles, according to decision lately Civ
en- in the United States District Court a.
New Haven This decision is highly I'M
portant, as the principle covers number
of other occupations which have hitherto
been regarded as exempt from taxation
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CONSUMPTION.
Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry,

So general has the use of this remedy be,
come, and so popular is it everywhere, thai
it is unnecessary to recount lis virtues. Its
works speak for it, and fine utterance in the
abundant and voluntary testimony ofthe ma,
ny who from long suffering and settled dis
ease have by its use been restored to pristine
vigor and health. We can present mass
of evidence in proof of our assertions that
CONNOT BE DISCREDITED.
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Sentence of Green, the Murderer.
Lowell, Mass, April %, 1864

Lowell, Mass, April 20, I66F.
Edward VI. Green, who murdered
Frank Converse, teller of the Maiden
Bank, was to-day sentenced to be hung.
There was an immense crowd in and a.
round the Court House, to hear and know
the sentence. Green received it with ap-
parent calmness.
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Trial List---May Il. 1864

John ]. Frey VS.. Elias Bonser and David Roth
Use of John Merwine VS.. William Serfass
terre tenant.
Stroud ]. Hollinshead vs.. Henry S Mott.
Use of Frederick Kiser Us. John Merwine.
Joseph P. Fellencer VS.. Peter Fellencer.
Jesse Riley VS.. Peter Fellencer, Joseph p
Fellencer et al.
School District of Tobyhanna tsp. VS.. Jude A
Winter.
THOS. NJ McIlhaney, Pro'ty.
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GI)c 1effrrsuniou,
THURSDAY, HAY 12, 1864.

OSP In another column will be seen Sam
uel Melick's card. Mr. NJ. is known TO be
an honest and thorough business man, and
those eptrusting work to him, or doing busi.
ness through him, may rely upon his faith
fuIness and efficiency.
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Caution.

The public are hereby notified that ]
have this day loaned to my father, Ru
dolph Kintner, the following property
viz:
Three colts, one gray three years old
this Spring, one gray two years old this
Spring, the other sucking colt, bay. =
One Bay mare, about six years old, and
two cows, one black four years old, and
the other red, five year old. Also; one
Buggy Wagon and sett of Harness. All
persons are cautioned against meddling
with the above mentioned property.
SOLOMON KINTNER.
Stroudsburg, May 7, lS6l.-3t.*
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StroudSburg Bank.

MAY Sd, 1864.
The Directors have this day declared
dividend of FIVE PER CENT, payable on
and after the 18th instant, clear of taxes.
]. Ii. STROUD, Cashier.
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Redding's Russia Salye.

FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established the superiority of
EseddiEsg's Russia Salvc
Over all other healing preparations
1t cures all kinds of Sores, Cuts Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Erysipe!as, Sites, Piles, Corns,
Sore Lips, Sore Eyes, &C., &C.,
Removing the pain at once, and reducing
the most angry looking Swelings and Tnha-
ton as if by magic. Only 25 cents box.
For sale by
J.P. DINSMORE, No. 49l Broadway, N. Y.
S. w. FOWLE g. Co., No. Is Tremont-st.,
Boston, and by all Druggists.
May II, 1s64.-1y.
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rg There are 1924 post Offices il
the United States and Territories,
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Argument List MAY IT

Nicholas Hahn VS.. Judah Hahn.
Rule on David Miller, Guardian of Myron NJ
and Vida J. Fish.
Rule on Sarah Shafer, widow.
Overseers Of Poor Stroud tsp. VS.. John n
Staples and Abel Staples.
Frederick Bush vs. John Gearhart.
Levi Strouss VS.. Joseph S Priest.
THOS. NJ. McILHANEY, Prot'y.
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cs- The census of 1860 gives the Uni
l4l states population Of 81 ,443,3
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License Applications.
MONROE COUNTY, SIS.

The following persons have filed their
petitions for license with the Clerk of the
Court of Quarter Sessions of Monroe Coun-
ty, and the same will be presented at the
next term of said Court, to be held at
Stroudsburg. May 25, 1864.
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Colonel Ambrose &. Lechler.

HIar Department, 4Jutant- GeaeraF 5
office, H'ashjagtoa, AprH %, 1854
Special Orders No. 161.-
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Well known and much res pected among the
German population in this country, makes
the following statement far the benefit of the
aHlicfpd
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Exempt frGm Municipal or State
Taxation,

their value is increased from one TO three
per cent. per annum, according TO the rate
of tax levied in various parts of the country.
AT the present rate of premium on gold
they pay
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-24

WE hatnerlhip herotoi1re existing Under The firm
,,,l nlsHnNed oy mual consent tho 3elh day OF
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80. hrcenc BE- authorized to settle the aiiaira Of
'' ''e "i"' tt''t W. q. BREEhE,
A. g. NIXON. u '1
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Grocery and Provision St0re.
n E w GROCBRY7
Aost

/ OsT--An persous are hereby ca,,tioned a,,.,nst
~ neRouallng for noe drawn me, dated Frbrt,.
NY ., 1905, ior Tour hundred and wenty.two donrs
ahu En cents (Si22 lO), thiry dayH, md payable nj
uirS, ~ 81 Nauonal Bank, Cincinnati, 10 the order al q
howland sad note has been i0Ht q M All persons
~efeiuonedno pnrehasa receive the same = !, /.
.laeyg ean ..r..H .4 join A aMlNlOK. 1
lMLJ'lih A, MIhIGKi The note alIudad 10 a bhvs
ever rffihed me hy mail or otherwise, aud M 40
'oLktr Nllh az AGAINST you ON my account
c,na,..,. o. W. ROWLAND.
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Dissolution Of CO-PartnerslliD.

.
VIE narinerHhip herctoiore existing Under The firm
- 9i hreene Nixon, in the Coihing hhaihes.
wa dissolved BY muia consent on tho 3Alh ,lay OF
august lNu1. 4InIlfI.IIIIfs ~
W." nrcenc be- authorized to settle the ,,tisira n,
''' ''e "i"' tt'' W. q. BREEhE,
A. G. NIXON. II ID
I1I a gssiasS99 gs a g. Z, s9gf & 9!9gcs, of
ut 20 Aenhe 10 carry on The Wholesale aud Retai,
ciutmhg nu-lne 3. Having a large stock OF ciothing
"a, l'"lcitsed before the great advance shall
i ,,otnnS rhreper than any other house n town
sun ln f'dica my sto 't, ucnc. the reason of nv
on rhs my goods cheap. am selling
Fine black pants irogii.........s 6 II 40 In an M,
'u tf'-rlncff pants ifotn.......... 90 10 10 tt
iitlh thl Nncy cassine pants from. , 10 10 O1'
t, M MlN'n tlata rom ............. ID % to 25 On
'' N'F''ntFe coats tfoui............. 90 10 % Oo
tlne cl- ainel goats - A bO to 10 I'M
lAIBe H''k ol ofefcOais ....., . 90 TO 25 On
boys clothing, Of superior Glass; which cannot bo
lasSt "a lho Eastnr West large stock OF bovg
NJ .i "i' ieoais Sh'en Am offering exceedingly low
chased before tbs suden rise, which viii seil los
,Si 'SoimPsTed with present prices Of goods pnichssed
- ~. al =, W. a.. bREENE
agg'9 No @ Main st opposlte the court House
Des0lutIOn or CO-paFtnePshfp,
'lNHE partnership heretofore existing nnaor the rn
4 nl tEbNfhiNg MAUsg a Co IN Afging Bygjneys
az ~ = bucFfys r1hs' Dgi0u, Ohi0 was dissolved by |
hullul connent, On the 10th day Of August 1851 |
ar a. persons knoNlng themselves indebted 10 SAID
hrm are requested 10 call and settle and all bavin,,
hNms aga The firm will pre-, ent them for paymen
finneilqlelNs The books will bg found AT tho offipe
o. q. u u IN ~ FERNhDING q SON, No. i, Kenton
street, where alone, the accounts will be settled n
-.ast HbNBY FERNEDINts, as..
a,ts .H fs-s1. sv GElR,E MAuiE s4
r ANDREW MAUSE H.4i.
layton, August u, lsGi,se,sl.s =. Sngls,lmd
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Two Section Ladder.

"A GOOD hng for every man thar a,.ns /. No..
Sad i9r every fsriner qbey are two 4adss ~ 5J
.llsln ior, efperai nee RBd ean le iolned
Y Hg,,ge eaa - sAuftfrog bf9nDRl ~ HAVING A is,s E
d aug22-lmd ~ a ~ ~ S.ti.set, a.
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I&rOrRrlrs. sc.
Ago s for Sale Of fnre Bourborn Whlss

-" - ~ "'lV VI ufo bOufD0n NhlSkY,
no 'ol seconitteet, Dayton, Oho,
i&Mt nave qOfi respectfully to ne 5natt tbe5r ctts
~ 'uhef7 ana tlit 60 nnuuit geuerauy thai tbev
gsM ,, e3lered n parinerslnp hlder mi nhrne ana
~ tfnvu, ~. y lhi IN BRO III Err, for the purpose
l .g 'O,'eeo Dlsint - ~ Dayton, Ohio, A. the late
A'spn tI ~ y. ui'ren, No 90 second strert ..f'N
".ihkAnple means to enable itst pur,,hase goods
,pht w 70 mthe host houses in New York Bqiurnore MD
IN y, and haylng had nteen years experience
stmersand ~ others " ho may he kinJ ono,,b
20 purchase rom a. ll'T " My ''NNsp
~ - PhlkNs .,de OF the firm Of O'Dron 4 Poe.
,lo,,uu'hIp, wiidevote bis time and attention io
rt'9e ", lho'e wh1 MAY come to ny Mt mi. we'll
,,, Ano%n u'nse' aud .OBRIEN, VIII ireat the son
NJ 49, w. .tHI,lt PRsHMe, th n e''r before. Roth oi
''i'F snare ol yonrfi'ture patronage, aulsdaw M
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-09

FArAL AcoIDENT.-On Tuesday evc-
ming last, in the midst of a rejoicing over
the result of the election in this city, an
anvil charg d with powder, Iurst. instant
ly killing FRANK REESE, a boy twelve
years old, and breaking a leg of JonN
GRovER, whose lire is now in a critical
condition. A large crowd was gathered
around, and it is almost miraculous that
no more persons were Injured.
There was no ono specially TO blame,
but the practice Of burning powder in
the mids: of crowd, 10y excited men not
accustomed to its Use, is at all times
wrong. and should be prohibited by law.