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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-12-03

-rur cINCrNNATITYPE FouN.
- Gamer or Vine and Longwo''"
DRY ", ~, agents iu Cincinnati


y. true 20 your lover. don't me-" 80
80. 80, donst deceive him. Les ~"
..ov. lst her hro~. Whist corr O ~
"a. really are. Tell each other your 's'','
ma. Lsowr your real opinions; s'a's '''.
-. ., married companions. DssP'se enc
.h;.,s The bumbugeing which 's s'"os'
u,,v ers.l snong lovers. Gis's keep ou' -
.iyh, Il, their isilirgs. and do the" pest %
800 their bssux 10 think them angels mo
-. hoe IKE slaves 70 every within or w'sn
!, ,h.;, ,.dv lovers, and seen but 70 i've 20
make them happy. Nov this is not ss'
ou,h, 10 be; /, vim no. be 50 alter marriage
Tse woman will grow wesry Of always as
sirs her pre,siss,; and the "s" ~''' Q" e'.
durs III sorss Of inconvs niences ana soo'"''
~ 4, sacsi6ces 70 please the woms" ~''
IL securely bis own.
Il !. ne desres, pleasure Of every true ~o
man 20 Try and make happy the man '"'
loves. II he l. kind and reasonable ou' nov
,nr.h halter i, would be TO teach the sweep
h..s ,he truth instead Of . faisshood - Y
her fu.urs eos.sion. WON'T cay a"y'"'"'
more 20 the girls. for - they hsvs'o wa
n BE- wooed and won. and - they have 'e"
81 ch.ncss than men have, there - NOR
.xeu.s fvr them to put the beat s'de ou'
Only l., ,h.m always strive 10 keep " 0 y.
and 20 have no further controversy ="
them. Blu, men ave without. excuse 70
he,d,ue cut such prsssnee' - they 90 la s
80 cruel and unwise. Cruel. because w
p.,o which The woman wIIiseei ~asa 81 o.
sus.ervis ncy ssd drIesescs 10 As' . ~"n
hsld viii DO in proporuaa % 'he p'easa'
-,,h which Il 10 rece,v ed; unw'ss. 'eeaus
/, .igh, be such shock TO hsf - % e'0'
her r,solusely 10 rebel. or silrn,ly 70 ce's
4, love la either case the hushs"d VIII
sossIy punished for % long 'ga0f"g 'as'
iuss relations to each other.
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|U s hereby given that shs undsrsig ed viii
u apply 70 the Board Of eousy co0mis
sionsrs, Of Dubois county. Indians, % their
next December term 1864. il scesrdsnes
With the provisions Of Sa~ on the sssjsctio s
License to cell Intoxicating Lisuofs. ~ r.
tail In quantities Ices than quart ct sius,
The place Of my residence 10 On Los No.
I56 and IS. between Jefferson sud Jsckson
streets; ives, side 81 Ohio street. in the
town Of Fsrdipsnd, Dubois Co.Tad. Said
Liquors 20 30 drank on The prs0isss.
Those interested viii saks notice accordingly
VICTOR STOLTZ.
nov. 18th, 1864.
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Poor Earlll Notice

NOTiCE L hereby given, that the Con
~ nissionsss Of DUBOIS Cou MY, will lot
out 70 the lowest and beet responsible bid
der. for the term Of one ~ year. ~ the
Court House door, In the town Of Jsspsr. on
1.-The 6res Monday Of December. 1854 be-,
tween the hours prescribed BY lsw. the
keeping Of The Psupers Of the Poor Asy lum
o. said county. with ths uss Of the Poo
THEo. soNDEREMANN. A. ID. G
Oct 18th, l664-3w
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.


NOTICE 10 hereby given that pursusnt %
IN % order OF court the undersignsd wiu
o n ct public suctionon the premssss, @
THURSDAY. Dec. 18Th 1864
the following Real Estate. situated 10 ths
County OF Dubois. to-wis: The east half d
Tho south west quarter Of seclien Ne oias
teen, (l9) Town one, t1) South d Rasg'
five (5) west.
Terms-Ons third cash IN hand one thir'
liz elk months. aud the remsining ere hif'
liz twelve months from date Of sale. The pur
chaser giving his note ~ith good spprevsd
security waving valuation sod sppssisDss
lass.
A. J. STRAIN, Cssaisiosss.
nov. 18th, lw-1S64.
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Tn, Maine FAsmsr paui,si'es s'.'emen'
reeevsd from Mr.. 8. Dinsnucre. Of Norrldge-
~ork who, the Farmer says has hn- s'''cs
OF Sigh grade Spsnish norinoes. and who V
one d tho most systematic and thorough iar
more 10 S,merse, county regarding The cos'
aud psofis OF his 6sck VI sheep fvr the yeA'
1852. Connsncing in January, 1867. win
one hundred sheep Mr.. d. had 10 January
1855, ninety nine sheep having lost one o.
siag Tho ysss. The clip Of WOOL averaged
: fraction over i've pouads fourteen ounces
nor head. sad reckoning the lambs sold, the
~a,ir. procvsds of the nock we're . list.s
as So as per head. He sstimssed thu
y, 1-episg The sheep-ss the price Q
~. "a ls62-st So per head for sh'
yer. inc iuding winter keeping. This leave
. cIssr prod, 81 81 Is per head. OF s3s'
on The whole dock saying nothing Of tn
value u the manure manufactured. Durni
the mouths " December and February, Dc
tns On avessgs OF the ~salher for the win
sss, M. ID. weighed the hay consumed .!
his dock, aud found that the average amour
csnsumed BY each shsep, vas two pcuad
ten ounces per dsy.
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Boston, with 10000 inhsbitanss.
polIsd 1900 votes. indianapolis. With
$1,000 people. gave 1900 votes and 1000
sasj,sisy ios Lincoln. In Indianapolis Il
whore boys are allow Cd 10 vote eleven times
sseh. end soldiers twenty Of thirty timss
esch.
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TIT 10 estimated that twenty
thousand dollars in counterfeit postal
currency changes hands in Cincinnati
daily, few knowing whether It is good
or spurious.
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JASPER and LOOGOsDTE1
STAGE ROUTE

vIVHE undersigned informs the public that
i his stsg2 leave Jsspef for Loogootes
every Monday. "Wednesday and Friday. and
rs,urns on the alternate days. withoulfegare
TO weather or roads. The year round. An
other person also runs : conveyance some
tmss when the roads and weather ere good
This 10 TO inform those who Pstronze Tho
pleasant weather route. that Should thsy
have occasion 10 use my line they will
charged double rates.
JvivsO,h. 1874. y
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climate snd country Of our State render :
blood purifier end stomach regulator ind's-
pcnsably necessary u certain seasons Of the
yess. By purifying the blood End properly
re- gulaiing the scsion Of the stomach and
bowels many. II not al. OF he Troublesome
diseases 81 this climate might end would Be
avoided. DR.. Robsck presenss his remedies
70 the public for the specific purpose, With
os, recommending them for"slIine ills that
man i heir to-" Try these Bittos. Il
need. but : trislto convice oil Of their worth
Lansing (Mich.) State Republican.
FIR sale by oil Druggisss
Ohice and Msnufaesory. Nos. 30. IS. q
and SO East Third street.
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-
JOHN BUCHART

RESPECTFULLY INFORMS his nuIaeroud
customers and Tie public that he hss just
receives from Louisville . large and we'll se.
lected stock Of chars, which he offsrs FOL
sale cheap. He also offers for sale good
Ready Made Furnidu are
Enthusiastically The best houses ia Lauis
vile, and by himself. lie solicits . share
Of patronage. snd feels sure he can give sst
istaction.
Jan IL JOHN BUCHAkT-
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MI ALJUl1ULlI.
a HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
A PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR o OFLANDS
GERMAN BITTERS.|
PREPARED ~
DIR. c. NJ JACKSON, Phila'ia. Pa
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA,
JAUNDlCE,
Chronic or Nervous Debility. Disease
u the Kidneys, and AL DISEASES
arising from . disoFdered
Liver or Stomach
sorb
- CSnsIi-
pstion. Hazard
Ples. Fslness -
Blro< 70 the He'd.
Aridisv al rhs Sscasch,
ysuses- Hesrtbsrs. Disgnss
fyr Foes. Fulness o v~sght -
the Ss0msrh, Sour Erurtsrioss.
sinking o. Flssterise u the Pr q
the Ssnnsch. Ssiuning Of fhs Hssd
Hurrist md D.z6cslt Breathing. F.st-
iesisg q The Heart. Chskiag % ssfoes-
ting Sensssioss uben IN . Iying posture.
DImness Of vision. DDrs Or Ness s<tsrs
The Sight. Fever sse Dull Pain 10 rhs
Head. Ds6eiesey Of PersSirstics,
YeIlos nsss Of The Sksn sn< Ewes,
Psls 10 he SIDE. Beck. CAesL
LUhs. &c. So<ten Flashes
Of Heat. Barring in The
fI<sh. Csrstsst In
sginings 81 Evil.
sad great D..
preston 81
Spiriss-
Ard viIl positively prevent fELlsv Pawn
BILEIsUs FEvER- &c
THEY CONTAIN
no AlcMH0l OR BAD wniSkEY!
They iii cure the above Diseases 10 sinssy-
nine cases lst of hssdred-
nOOFlAMD'S GERMAN BiTTERS!
Are not . nev and unirIss article. bu'
have sfeod the test Of frees yesrs Trial b.
The American public: sst their reputation
ssd ssie. ere not sissiIet By any ssniisr
preparation
The proprietor hsvs thr.sssds u Lssters
iron the ncsf en;nsns
ClERc-uEu
LAsYFRs.
PnyGcrABs.
aG1
CrrrxKrs.
'ressifyipg Of their svn psrsonsI kneuletge
10 he ben- fcisl ofsets and medical vIrtues
OF these Bisters-
DO VOC WAsr 6~HErHIss ~ SrHEsszn
N Ycrl
IDo lcu WAsr . GssD AFrErrEs
Do You WAsr 10 BurLD CT ferR Coz
srTu-1oss
/ Do You WAsI 70 CIR R-D OF NgnvsUsBEss
Do You War EsERsvl
Do You WAsr 10 SLEEr wILIt
10 You wAsr BsnK. vIsoRars FEEr'ss
If yOu q. sse HosTLAsDs GERnAl
BrrTKRs-
PARTICULAR NOTICE
There are s>sy preparations soit snte
The ssas 81 Bissers. pus ~ 10 q7srt sossie'
'IcompcunSed u The ehssp<st vhisksy q
Ieonnos RON. costing iron % % - cent
Iprs gallon, the taste <isguised ~ Asiss Z
lcosissdes 6eet-
Fs~ those uho desire snd vill hsvs l
! lquor Biiters. - publish The fsiIesirg q
,ceips. Get OsE Bs~TLE HocFLAsp's ca
lnAs BTrTERs md mix 9TH TEaEE Quar-
Iof GooD BRAsDY % WnsKEY. snt the y
Isult Gill - prepsrstios thss viii fsr exc
Iis neclesI virtues ard frss exeeIleacs %
lof the nBn<ross Lqsos BItiess u 10 -
lkes. and viil cost aseh .essl fnc viii hs'
lsil the virises Of HcsELAsD's BIrr~Rs
, lroasscsion sirh : good article " Lque
! q much lee price has these inieri'
) pre- psrsuoes uIi' cot yos-
: HIATMeOM, SOLDIERS!
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIER
a We call The sslesii0o Of al having rel
! lsicss o. friends 10 the army 20 the fsct q
!. i-HOOFLaND-S Ger.sn Bisters "sili co
lame teams Of the diseases induced ~ 2
Ipcesrs srd privsrions incident % ramp "
. m ne ls,s. pubiished sincss daily y q
\ lpeuspapers, % the arrival Of the SICK.
sixiIl b noticed thss : very largo propostis
lsre suffering fron debility Every esss
that kisd ess be res<iIy Cared sy Hoofsst
-
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Fever and Hgllo,
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Dyspepsia,
Indigestion,
J1undlos,
Kidney Complaints
aNA ON AAss~ -,~ . sAsN-
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NrWe cal the s,len ion "a
he pubic 10 he advertisement
81 DR.. q. w. X bnsek's stomach
Biuen IN another column 49,
These Buffers have become qalie
popular wherever uset. end have
received many snccmiums q
yraise from those who have been
the recipients Of much bsEehs
10 . disordsred syslem from their
use. The pecu!iari,ies Of the
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4h<ss Filters arc rrf Up u as.evs
bottles. Of s-hisA the a50Ds y . yns-
ssnils. qhs laLsi - fnsly on
x-aysi. am = provided With .
safe gard from cossnfsyfsstevs.
price 81 psr Bottle. o. str for -.
G. w. Ro5ack. Prcprtsfor, No. 8
East Fourth Street. cinsinDoti. =
wAorn olJ orjsrs should b -
lr~nsad
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TIATNEOM, SOLDIERS!

AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.
W esil The susrtioo Of I'll having reIs
,ics. o. friends 10 the army 70 the fset shss
-HOOFLAND-S Gernsn Btters ruili core
IN. tenrhs 81 ths diseases induced by e.
po<srs srd privsrions incident @ camp HE
IN ne ls's. Published sinoss daily . ne
newspapers. % the arrival Of The siek. y
~iIl b noticed thst very large proportion
are suffering fron debility Every Csc q
thss kisd ca be res<iIy Cared sy Hoofsst's
|Gernss Biners- Diseases res1lting iron
Id.sorS<rs Or he digestive organs ere spset
IN removed. We have no hesitation 10
stating that, II these Bitiers vere freely
49, snone or soltieS. HUNDREDS Of lives
uishs Be saved thst osh<rsiss uIlI ~ lost
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS.
Sc sAss ne siessssrs q C. ~ JAcEsos'
~ s. shs WaArrxR q each bossle.
snIcs pm BorTrE IS cEsrss
o. rArS pcz- ron 500.
4 Sheuld your nearest druRGiss not hsvs
The srtieIs, DO not ~ pst "a by sny 81 ths
insoxieasise prepssstioss shst may - sGsr
y = iss place. bss srsd % %. ssd % oil
Isorssrd. seeureiy pscked. hy empress
i |" Principal once ard Msnsfsesosy
NO. Gal Arch Street,
JONES & EVANS
II (Soccessoss % G. - Js<ksoo 4 Cal
Prcpriesoss-
nrPOR SALE u Jasper. ~ - Pam
as, ssd Dr1ggisss and Dealers in ever.
sss~s 10 shs Usissd Sssses.
! ~. -. - iy-
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The Concert.

Our readers should not forget the Con-
cert to come off at the Methodist Church.
on "Wednesday evening next, 18th inst
From hint of the programme we can
promise them a treat such as they never
iefore received in the musical line
Miss. Valiant, of Philadelphia, who has
kindly volunteered her services for the
occasion, is represented by those who are
s.aGlified to judge, as songstress of more
iaan ordinary sweetness and brilliancy.
: lie amatuer talent of our borough will
also be well represented on the occasion.
The Concert being under the auspices of
he Soldiers aid Society, and exclusively
FIR the benefit Of those who are suffering
la behalf of our beloved country, COM
nnends Itself to the cheerful patronage of
vi who love car glorious Union. A
crowded church should greet those who
aave thus stepped forward to contribute
: orr pleasure in so glorious a cause
; ise price of admission will be only 25
tests. No half price. Tickets to be had
Hoflinsheads Drug Store and Brown
:, keller's Watch and Jewelry Store.
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The Sanitary Fair.

The New York Metropolitan Fair for
the benefit of the Sanitary Commission
was opened in that city Monday, aud the
papers are full of the most glowing ac-
counts of the great affair. Monday was
a holiday in New York, the Mayor, by
proclamation, having recommended that
on the occasion of the Inauguration of the
Fair all business be suspended except
works Of charity and necessity. a part
of the programme was a military parade,
and the inaugurating ceremonies in the
evening were opened with prayer by
the Right Rev. Bishop Potter, and ora
tions by General Dix, Governor Parker,
Of New Jersey, Hon. James 7. Brady and
others. The great interest manifested. in
New York should increase the enthusiasm
among the people Of Pennsylvania for the
success Of the great Central Fair soon to
be held in Philadelphia. The Philadel-
phia merchants in every line of business,
manufacturers, tradesmen, in short the
people in every branch of industrial pur-
suit, are now initiating the most energet-
ic measures for the success of the Penn
sylvania Fair, and their efforts should be
duly seconded by the interior IF this be
done there can be no doubt of the COM
plete success Of the Central Fair
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All Hail Connecticut.

On Monday last the sturdy sons o.
Connecticut added another degree of bril-
fancy to their Union lustre For thirty
years there has been no such sweeping
triumph for any party, in that State
The Union majority On the State ticket
is over 5000, and the new Legislature is
composed Of material that will prove Ger
tain death to copperheadism, whether it
exhibits itself North or South of Mason
and Dixon's line. The copperhcads tried
TO come the 'still- hunt" dodge, but it
was no use. The people were determined
to do their part towards putting down
the rebellion, and they voted in the way
they thought would best indicate that de-
termination. That is the whole story.
Thus New England seals her love for the
Union, and evinces that her people are
overwhelmingly for the men who uucon-
ditionally uphold it.
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SWALLOW two or three hogsheads
- "Buchu," s'Tonic Bitters," "Sarsap pariI-
la, "Nervous Antidotes," &C., &C., &C., and
after you are satisfied w ith the result, the
try one box of Old Doctor Buchan's Eng
ttsh Specific Pils--and be restored to health
and vigor in less than thirty days. They
are purely vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt
and salutary in their effects on the broken
down and shattered constitution. Old and
young can take them with advantage. I'm
ported and sold in the United States only by
JAS. S. BUTLER,
Station d. Bible House,
New York,
General Agent.
p. S.-A box sent to any address on re-
ceipt of price-which is One Dollar-post
free.
March II, 1S64.-3m.
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What is Beautiful?

The gorgeous colors which o'erspread
The Summer sunset skies,
And the bright twinkling stars,
That in their fading brilliance rise.
The tiny snow drop, courier
Of the approaching spring,
The modest violets, which afar
Their grateful fragrance fling.
The waving in the summer breeze,
Of the fast ripening grain,
The shadow of a passing cloud
Over the verdant plain.
The ocean in its calm repose,
And in its stormy might,
The wand'ring rivulet, by grass
Half hidden from the sight.
The tow'ring mountain peek, though bare,
The grass clad hilloek too,
The flowers wide opening to the sun,
Or dropping meath the dew.
All Natures works are beautiful,
And Arts production fair;
All, as before our vision placed,
Our admiration share.
The works of Nature and of Art
Are beauteous too combied-
Where more pleasant spectacle
Can beauty lovers find.
Than the noble form of man, attired
In that peculiar style
Of garments, which alone are found,
At the Clothing Hall of Pyle
=, We have our spring styles now ready
They are the most beautiful we ever beheld
We are ready to receive orders for anythin,
10 our line, and we guarantee to give per
feet satisfaction. Remember the Red Front
opposite the old Easton Bank.
r. c.. PYLE
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coMMUXICATED.
Pulmonary Consumption a Curable Dis
ease -!
A CARD.
TO CONSERVATIVES.
coMMUNCATED.

The undersigned having been restored to
health in few weeks, by very simple REM
cdy after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread di-
seasc Consnmption--is anxious to make
known to his fcilow-sufcrcrs the means Of
cure.
To al who desire it, he will send a copy
OF the prescription used (lrec 81 charge. with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find sure cure for
CONSUMPTION, AsTuxA, BRONCHITIS, COLDS,
CouGus, &C. The only object of the adver-
tiser in sending the Prescription is to bene-
fit the afflicted, ,and spread information which
he conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as ii will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Willianls5urgh,
Kings County,
New York
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Things to make a note of.

gA- Messrs. Sontheimer g. Hermann
advertise matters of interest to the Mcr
chants of the country. They have very
neat store opposite the Pest Office, we'll
filled with choice fancy goods and notions
and being clever, entcrprising young men,
will, no doubt, offer such inducements to
customers, as viii be sure to secure lib.
eral patronage. They promise to sell at
Eew York wholesale prices, and we know
them so well as to believe they will faith
fully fulfil their promises.
Dir. Samuel Oliver, T. S. Assessor 11th
Dist. Pa, advertises matters ofthe utmost
Importance to the citizeus of Monroe Co.
in this weeks paper Read the adver-
tisement headed IL. S. Internal Reven-
ue.-Annual Taxes for 1864, in another
column.
Bay The Prothonotary advertises an
adjourned Court, to be held at the Court
House, in this borough, on Monday, A
pril llth, at which Inn-keepers, who have
changed their places of business, or who
have taken possession of new hotels can
have their licences transferred.
c4- Sheriff Packer, of Carbon County.
adyertises some valuable Real Estate sit
uate in Carbon and Monroe counties.
which is well worth the attention of cap
italists.
EST Persons interested may learn some
thing to their advantage by reading the
several Auditors, Administrators and Ex-
ecutors Notices to be found in to-day S
paper,
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Horrible Catastrophe

A few days since raft was discovered on
fire while passing down the river in the vi.
cinty of Northumberland. Some persons from
shore reached the raft as soon as possible
whee they found three men on board, one Of
them burned to crisp, and the othes tc
insensibiity. Being thus far gone, they
could give no account of themselves, their
names, nor anything concerning the disaster.
1t is supposed that the straw and other in
flammable materials lying loosely about the
cabin took fire while they were asleep, or
what is more lamentable, intoxicated The
two living men were not expected to recover
at latest accounts.-LeWisburg Chronicle.
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Co., were soon impelled to place the Dem
ocratic ship again in the hands of the trail
tors who had hoisted the black flag, and
run it to its destruction. And who can
doubt what the end will be? Who that
loves his country, in view of the fact that
for years the Democratic Craft has been
run in trade contraband of honesty, Of
patriotism and of freedom, can fail to re.
joice over that end {?
The result will be that the Democratic
party will remain where a most righteous
verdict of the people has placed it; where
it will stand and shiver, and shiyer, unit
all that is evil will be shaken out of it
when the good that is left, may be incor
porated into the more perfect Union, per
manent as the everlasting hills. The eff
fort of the Convention to galvanize the
dying concern proved miserably abortive
Its members failed to see that the party
was suffering the penalty for its crimes
It's bad deeds brought evil upon the coun
try, and it is meet that it should pass to
place among the things that were.
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New Business--N New Firm.

GUSTAV soNrHEIMEg. DAVID HERMANN.
The undersigned beg leave 10 inform their
friends, and former patrons, that they have
this day formed a co-DartnershlP, under the
firm of Sonthener 81 Hermann, for the
purpose of carrying on general wholesale
Fancy Goods & Yankee Notion
business. Their stock will always be found
replete with goods of the
BEST QUALITY s. LATEST STYLES
and having unusual facilities for trade, they
will be enabled to supply their customers at
New York wholesale prices.
Goods always open for inspection, and or
ders by mail, or otherwise, promptly filled
The patronage of ou- mercantile friends. and
retail dealers generally, is respectfully soil
cited.
6FStore in Stroudsburg, Pa, opposite the
Post Office.
SONTHEIMER & HERMANN
April 7th, 1664.-tf.