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A Clergyman, while residing i'll South A
merica as missionary. discovered a safe and
simple remedy for the Cure Of Nervous
Weak kness, Early Decay. Diseases of the u
rinary and Seminal Organs, and The whole
train of disorders brought on by banelul a nd
vicious habits. Great nuinSeTs have been
already cured ty this nabfe remedy. Promp-
ted by a desire To benefit the afflicted and uB-
fortunate, will send the recipe for prepar-
ing and using this medicine. in sea led en-
selope, to any one who needs it, Free Of
ChGrge.
Please inclose post paid envelope, aa-
dressed 10 yourself.
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station d. Bible House,
March 29, 1S66-iy. New York City
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TO CONsUMPTEyES.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks, by a very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread di-
sease Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fcllow-suferers the means Of
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy
of the prescription used (free of charge, with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find sure cure for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, COLDS,
CoUGHs, and all Throat and Lung Affec-
tions. The only object of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG.
Kings County.
New York
Ianuary 4 lSf6-1v
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The following are the names of the gen.
tlemen who superintended the drawing of
the Premiums Benjamin Bush and A.
B. Burrell, Del. Water Gap; A. f. Eek
ert, Spraguevillc; S. Stillwell, Scranton
j. L. Wyckoff and r. Cress, Strouds-
burg, Pa.
We have been requested by the Com.
mittee who have the enterprise in charge
to request all certificate holders to bring
in their certificates and secure their prizes
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Hy- John n. Stokes, ESD, of this boz

81 John n. Stokes, Esq, of this Dor
ough, received bis commission on Tues
day, re-appointing him to the Assistant
Assessorship of the 9Th Division, 1lth
Revenue District. The re-appointment
is compliment we'll earned by an eff
cient, and gentlemanly performance Of
duty. The news of the appointment was
received by both Democrats and Repub,
licans with the most lively satisfaction
and was only distasteful to the few com
prising the Bread and Butter Brigade. y
They have since born themselves gloomi-
ly, as though something serious had struck
them. The appointment was wholly un-
expected by Mr.. Stokes.
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na- The display of manufactures from
the Stroudsburg Mills, at the Fair, must
have been truly gratifying to every one
who has the manufacturing interests Of
the county at heart. The bundles of cas-
sisneres, fannels, yarn, &C., attracted the
attention of every visitor, and the express
sions, T" How beautiful and, I" bad no
idea that they could make such goods
were more than once dropped, involunta-
rily, from the lips of copnoisseurs in such
matters. The display was at once, in re-
ality, triumph of the genious of the op-
-eratiyes of the Mills, and of the liberality
of the Stockholders; and when the fact is
more generally known that additional
machinery in the Mills, is absolutely nee.
essary to meet the constantly increasing
demand for the goods manufactured, il
will be marvel indeed if other mills are
not speedily added to those already in
existence.
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The Profits of a Race Horse.

BY an account filed in the Probate
Court at Chicago, in connection with the
settlement of the estate of Trussell, the
owner Of half the famous race horse Dex.
ter, it appears that, from June 18th,
1866, to the date of the account, less
than four months, the horse earned for
his owners S22,777 53, whilst his expens-
es were s6ISS 90, the net profits being
$685. SO.
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One of the neatest pieces of mechan-
ism, if not the very neatest, on exhibition
at the Fair, during last week, was a shift
ing-rail, top buggy, from the manufacto-
ry of Mr.. III. Bunnell, at Blairstown, n
j. We never examined vehicle of the
kind which was SO perfect in all its ap-
pointments, and in which excellence of
mechanical skill, elegance of proportion
and beauty of finish were all so well and
SO harmoniously blended. In no portion
of the vehicle was there the least eyi-
dence of the sacrifice of utility for tie
purpose Of show, but with the substantial
was united lightness and with the beau
tiful durability. If that buggy had been
the only avidence extant of Mr. Bunnell' s
aptitude and skill as a manufacturer, il
would have been all sufficient to have
placed him on the topmost round of skill
fui carriage builders. We would advise
those of our readers who design supply
ing themselves with any thing in bis line
to examine Mr.. Bunnelps handiwork be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. His shop is
in Blairstown, n. j. The committee, as
will be seen by the Premium list, very
properly awarded Mr.. B. a diploma.
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Court closed on Saturday last. Ruth
Ann Starner, convicted of manslaughter,
for causing the death of the child found
at Mununka Chunk, last March, was sen
fenced to two years in the State Prison
She was ably defended by j. g. Ship
man, Esq, whose whole generous heart
seemed to be enlisted for this young but
misguided girl, and doubtless through his
effort she was saved from the gallows.-
Bel hteUi1encer.
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Special Notices.
ERRORS. OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from
aNrvous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indscretiop, will, for
The sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do SO by adj.
dressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. l3 Chambers ST., New York.
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GsS SaA PER YEAR! We want agent

$1,000 t1sPyrssre rER TO We ss gnnt daE ag'n1' %
proved $50 sewing Machine. Three new
kinds. Under and upper feed. Warranted
FIVE years. Above salary or large eonm:s-
sions paid The only machines sold in the
United States for less than $40, which
are fully licensed by Hoaoe, Wheeler
g. Wilson, Grouer & Baker, Singer
* Co., and BGcheIder. Al other cheap
machines are infringements and the seller
or user are liable to arrest, fine, and
imprisonment. Circulars free. Address, or
call upon Shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Maine
or Chicago. III. January 4, iS66.-Iy
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THE AMERICAN COOKING STeTE

Is manufactured with certain Improvements
secured by letters patent, under date of May
), 1863, and December 3, 1865. One Of
these Improvements covers the arrangement
OF fitting a portable ash pan in the hearth Of
a Cooking Stove, to receive the ashes as it
passes down from the CRATE. All persons
are cautioned against manufacturing, vend-
ing or using ether Stoves made in imitation
of the American, as suits have been COM
menced for Infringement of these patents,
and all persons manufacturing, selling or US
ing said imitation, will be liable for DANA
ges for Infringement on these letters patent
SHEAR, PACKARD 81 CO.,
II and 10 Green ST.,
Albany, n. Y.
The AMERICAN is for sale by
FLORY & BROTHER,
STRoUpsRURG, Pa.
June IA, 1S66.-6m.
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ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH
WheatOn's Ointment
Will Cure the Itch i'm IS Hours

Will Cure the Itch i'm rs Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, CHILBLAINS
and all ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN
Price so cents For sale by all druggists
By sending 80 cents to WEEKS e. POT
TER, Sole Agents, ITO Washington street,
Boston, it will be forwarded by mail, free of
postage, to any part of the United States.
June 7, 1866 Tyr.
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No. Field Crops.
No Entries
No. 2-Horses and Nudes Class L
Draught.
L. Best 2 yr. old Horse Colt, Jos Dusen-
berry, So 90
2. Yearling Mare Colt, do 2 90
g. Pair Mules, Jas. III. Kerr,
Jennings on the Horse
No. 2-Horses and Mules Glass q
RoddSters.
l. Best Stallion bet. & IL yrs, NJ. b.
Postens, sc 90
2. do 3yrs. old, Melchoir Hell
Ter, 8 90
3. Pair Matched Horses, Peter
Kunkle, 500
Brodhead, Am. Agr
5. Best Saddle Horse, VIM. i. Henry,
800
6. yr. old Colt, A. r. Jackson,
800
Z. I'd best do do b. Mansfield,
200
8. Best 2 do do B. F. Brodhead,
200
9.'2d best do DO David Smiley,
Am. Agr.
10. Best Single Roadster, E. G. Miller,
500
IL. I'd best do do Geo. f. Heller,
800
No. 2-Horses and Muzes- Glass g.
Speed.
DIVISION +" A'-Open to All.
Best Trotting Stallion, NJ. B. Postens
SIS 90
I'd best do do j. w. Vangorden,
5 90
Best Double Team, Wm i Henry, Is 90
I'd best do do Erastus Eilenberger,
5 90
Best year old Colt, Andrew Cramer,
a 90
I'd best do do Charles Gross, 2 90
DIVISION " Confined to Monroe
County.
Best Double Team, J. s. Williams, 10 90
I'd best do do Reuben Kresge. 5 90
Best yr. old Colt, Samuel Breese, 8 90
I'd best do do A. r. Jackson, 3 90
Best Trotting Stallion, Adam Transue,
Is 90
I'd best do do A. j. Shoemaker,
Am. Agr
Best Pacing Horse, s. ID. Overfield, s 90
I'd best do do Benjamin Hanna, 3 90
Best Single Horse, Benjamin Hanna,
10 90
I'd best do do VIM f. Henry
90 & Am. Apr
DIVISION C"-Open to All-Entry
Fee, $50.
Best Trotting Horse, M. B. Postens,
$40 90
I'd best do do E. G.. Miller, As 90
DIVISION D"-Open to All-Entry
Fee, 81 so.
Best Running Horse, r. Kresge, $40 90
I'd best do do r. Gregory, 5 90
Best Running Horse at Hurdle, Reuben
Kresge, 20 90
I'd best do do do r. Taylor,
5 90
No. 3-Horned Cattle-Uass l. Thor
ough-bred.
|. Best Durham Bull, 3 yrs. old, Henry
w. Miller, So 90
2. Devon Heifer, 2 years old, Jno.
Coolbaugh, 90
3. Devon Heifer, bet. x yrs, r.
w. Swink, 8 90
No 3-Horned Cdtfle-Cdss 2-Grade
and Naiipe.
L. Best Native Cow, G. d. Brodhead,
IS oO
Flsgler, 5 00|
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The Scranton Book Bindery.

A complete Book Bindery has been
started in connection with the Scranton
Republican. Orders left at this Office will
be promptly forwarded and returned as
soon as finished.
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GIVE would call attention to the card
of the Mount Vernon Hotel, in another col.
umn. The many friends of the genial Pro-
prietors, in this section, will be pleased to
learn where to find them on making their
usual business visits to the city.
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sw- The friends of the Presbyterian
Church are invited to a Sociable OF the
"Ladies Society,"" at the house of Darius
Dreher, on Friday evening, October IL
The Refreshments and Entertainment are
for the benefit of the Society.
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nrWe would call the attention OF Mil
lers and Farmers 10 the advertisement oi
Cooper g. Campbell, in another column.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1866.

CtTThe reply to "Justicia' is necessarily
laid over until next week.
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s@-"I have faith in the people," said
Andrew johnson. "We stand by Con-
gress aud its policy" said the people Oh
Tuesday.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS

Awarded at the 7th Annual Eair of the
Monroe County Agricultural Society,
held on the I'd, Sd, 4th & 5th of 0cto.
Der 1866.
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G00 A MONTH Agents wanted 70,
fP"V sir entirely nep articles, just out
Address o. T. CAREY. City Building. Bid.
deford, Maine. January a, 1S66.-ly.
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Attention. Bread and Butter Bri
oade y Break Ranks March
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5. specimen do Yarn, Mrs. L.
r. Bird, l 90
6. Linen Yarn, Mrs. Ii.
Fenner, l 90
Z. " pair Linen Sheets, Mrs. w.
b. Palmer, 1 90
8. Linen Pillow Cases,
Mrs. W. B. Palmer, / 90
9. Carpet Mat, Mrs. w. B.
Palmer, l 90
10. /" Linen Table Cloth, Mrs. w.
B. Palmer, l %
IL. Linen Thread, Mrs. Henry
Fenner, w
No. 14-Ladies Work.
1. Best specimen of Embroidery,
Miss Nellie Coolbaugh, 1 90
II. I'd best specimen of Embroidery,
Mrs. Charles Shafer, Dip.
2. Miniture House, Miss Eliza
Stillwell, Dip.
3. Minture Quilting Party, Miss.
Alice Schoonover, l OOl
4. Best Worsted Ottoman Cover,
Mrs. A S. Britain, l 0Ol
5. Best Crotchet Tidy, do OOl
6. I'd best /" Mrs. Rob-
ert Depuy, Dip.
7. Best Bead Work, Mrs. j. L. Bo-
wers, O0l
8. I'd best do Mrs. D. D. Smith,
Dip.
9. Best specimens of Cone Work,
Miss Alice Starner, 0OI
10. I'd best do Mrs j III
Stillwell, Dip
IL. Best do Worsted Work, Miss
Laura Myers, 90
IL. I'd best do do Miss
Lizzie Dreher, Dip
Is. Wax Doll, Miss AGdie Dreher,
Dip
IA. Best specimens of Braiding,
Miss Sallie Kerr, l 90
Is. Best Afghan Tidy, Miss Lizzie
Hollinshead, / 90
16. I'd best do Mrs Robert
Depuy, Dip
II. Best Afghan do Miss Cecilie
Knecht, ] 90
Is. Best Transferred Work, Miss Sal.
lie Kerr, l 90
10 Sofa Pillow, Mrs L. ". Brod-
head, Dip
90 Pin Cushion, Miss L Brodhead,
Dip
No. 15-Natural Dc Artjfcial F1o,cers
l. Best specimen Wax Flowers, Miss
Miriam Waters, l 90
2. do do Wax Fruit, Mrs d
D. Smith, l 90
8. do display of Dahlias, Mrs Louisa
Croasdale, 90
f. do do Flowers, do l 00
5. do specimen Cocks Comb Flowers
Mrs Z Mansfield, Dip
6. do Plant (uot named), Mrs Mans
field, Dip
No. 16-Home Department.
l. Best Canned Peaches, Mrs II
Stillwell, Wild. Cookery
2 do Pickeled Tomatoes, Miss AL
ice Starner, do
8. do Canned Ounces, Mrs Robert
Depuy, do
81. do do Cherries, Mrs 3 Nor
gan, do
4. I'd best do DO Mrs J H Still
well, DO
5. do Loaf Wheat Bread, Mrs S j
Hollinshead, Wild. Cookery
6. do Gooseberry Wine, Robert
Pitts, do
T. do Currant Wine, do do
8. do Blackberry Wine, do do
9. do Washington Cake, Mrs A r
Jackson, DO
10. do Corn Starch Cake, Mrs Z
McDermott, do
IL. do Sponge Cake, Mrs A r Jack
son, do
r. I'd best Canned Ounces, Mrs B
Morgan, Dip
II. Best Canned Plums, Mrs Rob-
ert Depuy, Dip
No. -MsceHaneous articles.
l. Best display Oil Paintings, Mrs
G w Seip, Dip. & 50 O(
2. I'd best do do Miss NJ Van
Gorden, do OF
8. Best do Photographs, J L
Graves, do OF
4. do Lithrograph Engraving, John
Widmer, do l OF
S. do Cottage Organ, Wm Hollns-
head, do 2 OF
6. do MelodeOn, VIM Hollinshead,
do l OF
No. 1S-Non Enumerated articles.
l. Best Spinning Wheel, Joseph
SHUTTER, Dip. & 81 OF
2. do Hard Soap, Mrs E Fellenzer,
do / OF
3. do specimen Ghestnuts, do do l OF
4. Stewart's Repeating Rife, James
Ballentyne, 2 OF
Court closed on Saturday last. Rutl
| Ann Sfarnar conviofa1 of
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TIE MOONS VOLCANOES

are engaging the attention of astronomers
but the world of Beauty and Fashion is less
interested IN human discoveries than in the
great question of
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Turning the Heads

that have been whitened by age or sickness
TO glorious black or brown hue. Nobody
now is such
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which nourishes the fibres we'll as changes
their hue. Manufactured by ]. CRISTA.
DoRO, Astor House, New York. Sold by
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers,
Oct. IL, lS66.-lm.
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a CARD TO INVALIDS.

New York
January 4, lS66.-ly.
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No. Field Crops.
No Entries.
No. 2-Horses and Nudes Class /
Draught.
Ract . w old HorSa Coli Tos npSa,
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A EUNATHC.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR. DYE

as not to admit that the finest and most ha
less hair darkener in existence is
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The orers troupe whIch gave q sx weeks season here
last under the suspsces Of Grsu probably the
abused troupe that sang any~bere Its abuse
al tune. almost reached utilization. A. that time
had the ,smsrisv 20 cslm that there wers artists ~
the troupe. and that only time wss nseisd 10
develop hoss merits for which In for share
II the abuse. since then the uoups has sung 10 Ia
with the greatest snoce~ on rccord Gran cawyirx
away sixty thousand dollars In gold from the loon
The troupe have passed the rubicon VI Ssw f0rk.
and unanimous verdict % the press In that city rsy
be summed up that fash Pollinis Ayucsna 70 the brs
over seen in Nsw York that Noel Gaiai n promsing
singer; that Boschetu's Marguerite - an es:
urely new and very Interesting reafins, and
st her Oscar the b~~ they have ev~v bsd thsf Anss
tAs many II his r5L>s sAods unsurps~~sd - lsbt
tenor and that OrlandnA Q baritone has never been
eqnalei there GsxranigH crsaied . Juror 10 s.rpho,
srssrss ar declared slightly pasy o. many q ogs
opera sosrs depend upon Neu rat fos Their cue. ne
have gwen 70 them n VII not be the proper thing
hsrcafer 10 AZ The face u Mes rort and Abuss vhss
they praise.
We hav. ss~n whas Mr. @tnkoech srusmpsh With
force not half 20 large a. 0rsas; bat ~ rtrkoSh
brought 10 bsx upoa bis snterpses kso~I~if o.
N uae AMI the muska cspsbitles u arlsts; Q cousc
sniious endssvw 70 elsesy h his bill. hsppy tart IN
OWNING the wants Of antisnos. and rsr- skln 10
brnsims Out his woups ~ Tho very b~~t Hs has fo-
lo~ed his ssldl~ncss not led thsm and much ~ ~e
may applaud nr orsu for what BE- has dgne past
yssr. there 10 ooncsAimsnt ~ The feet tia, NJ
srxko ~ch. movies 10 The f~ld with bis frs 0r~ra
uuups hes suppianssd Mr. Grsu 10 the ws~s NJ CrAus
artists ar, noe rsspoosbis Zoe this Ne must bs~ The
burden upon his shoalders, snd whs be se~a Art
ats sncce~d 81 the si~vsnth boar. The dsegs " ne
sacrificed the tan hous q voes which m ait haze srsn
b. IN success
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NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.
Reassembling OF tho Convention mt
Observation-Disclosures offered 70 Adjourn
Sine Dle-No Business Transacted.

Reasse blind or tho Convention at
tfon offered 70 Adjourn
49,. =. u. r,--
sine D1e-No business transacted.
RALEIGH. N. c.. Nav a 1864
- - -
The State Convention Of North Carolina assembled in
the Capitol this city to-day pursuant their adjourn
ment In November last, Z. G. Reed president in the
chair. seventy-nvc delegates OF tho hundred and
twenty answered to their names
communication received and read from tho
Governor OF the State relative 70 the death Of several
members since the adjournment Of the Convention and
informing the body that he had issued wrs for nling
the vacancies The members elected under the Execu
tive's wrts then came 70 the clerks desk ana were
qualified.
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Raid BY the Yussesn Iadtens-Thsy Get
Their Prissasrs' Ransea ~ 100000
Excissasns NJ Belize.
ouR BuLIxB CORRESPONDENCE.
BELIZE, British Honduras, Ny T. 1893
courier arrived In town On the morning Of the I'd
with The inssngsaes thaa Ne IsAaas non YuosAn had
csosssd the Rso HonAo and attacked the gangs Of
naSegany cusssn % NE Rso Bnrs-A tributary q the
Hoedo-snd taken the foesman hs family md al Of biz
hands prisonsra Two msa Who resisted we're instantly
killed and The others bound afsr which they robbed the
hank u I'll The provistona eoods, closhng tools kcs
and then went over the nondo TO- the hexican side,
taking with tAsm I'll the plundsr snd ne prisonss for
being made up and yin be nat Immediately.
The properly which thh outrngs was committed 10
chained By the Britmh Honduras Company imtsd) and
under the management Of John Hodge formerly Of the
arm of Hyde, Hodge Co, q Losdo. who ID doing all
The Ind ans nov and for several years past have
been st with the Yucatana, and up 10 this
time they have successfully withstood all the efforts
the Nexcans TO pubdue thsm they have bsen entire
~ dependent this colony for tber arms ammunition
even in The face Of The Qsesns proclamation
who now suiIrrs has had his share in Supplying
them with the means 70 rob hts gang steal his hands
and bring him into tronbe. II supposcd that tbey
number over one hundred and should they have visited
I think night 70 state that the Bnrs IL
clearly within the British Inns; bat this claim has
always teen denied by the Mexican and ths Yucsian
By he royal proclamation Of the Emperor 1884 Our
town great state Of excitement The friends Of the
captives and Of all who in thai vicinity arc most
anx,ous regarding their fate.
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10 rns gpIror oy rHx HgH,

10 your Journal Of the 2oih insiAn, statement fnm
yoar Psrs correspopdss dated xay announcing ina,
N. Mr,hs- c.p-noa Sci Grio taseissis ns'orl y m
PARA and viii sail for ths rnted States 'neri seek
A. this may iaAd 10 nisapgrehenaon, ALLOW
me q state that Madams Rst0ns arrival Ia Para 10
usuai With her this season a The resr, where ahe
sojourpa at her splendid hOiel realdencs Al No ~
Bsaeynd Nalestertr, aud prspAres Tor her ehghgs
rsenis For the prcnf year she baa 70 complete them
in Germany, Paris. Lonion and liverpool and -hss
they eonciaced shs siI smb1f. "a ths m0nih Z.
Aarust for tbs rhls~f Eistsz 10 her sngagt
rn~nts or the prnps etlss u ths cOntry ard svaha
unh j ShAl.
grr Yons NAV n is1s
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IA A Crirn. pfoninsst xaaaAchass'ts lssys' N
politician, fi~d on tbs I'D inst
Edwin ysrr~<t shs TRACED rurTn~es 90 his rsiafn
from California carry lons ste schsrns
by founding snd ssdoviss In rsiisastba Hons ~
Heur~d Actors large Estate he has psfshN~a Rs~
that city
Bsrr- wn.sr. snaes>a 10 csio.so 30 tO,fins srss
rvcspss hss been scasii,~d
on Wednesday, n Sor-slt cosn.. . liile ca u
C.vsAis Edwsrf 4 sog1sd u ssr hrsn, --ot -iib .
htfi~ an 70 piAy n~sf q ponf 1877 EF w" ~~a
which ut->t aud bath ~erv fryvD~a
me s~v~nsy fosr,h ooavsntsgn q hs Conn-tsy,
Nsa<A A<lssy v b. h~s % M Medical Coal~ss, ss~
u.,.. n. Wefn~.fsy Il ths ~e~k, ami vtil oyofnas In
ss-~son dsrnx TIE fcio~tnf dsy
rs~ xs~-ies A~s-s. sp~ssiss q me s~rsos avyrcs
csse, ~ys.-
N, sstsnn hsyfax fgr year tssghs o eY~vs,~ -sAa-i
ap tywn ~hsrs bs snl rssk1>s snt % tf~~~nt fiilsS
~. s.ak ~ ih~ cyaxrrEssiocsl ehsrrh 70 Bosrsb We
ga. a. -v~rv ks0ss gnsa sstay wsf~f--hs
irs ~sf ssysse~f fs, ss1 n. wife rs~S~ flshsy
bod Tir -tsa Ne b<Dsxhs hsv h~v~ fsw y~sr~ sxo,
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DssSra nehisemsss % Dessrtsss.
HAansKrna Pa May y. Ises

The case srsusi In the Supreme Court 20 day on
the oonsu,uuossll,y Of acts Of ccnr-s. denying tho
right Of sunrags 70 dscrsr. The case came no from
Yr.nkun County Court. where Jydss % election Vas
npcd for refusing receive the vots Henry Reilly
wo havnr been drafted nsitb~r r-portsd Tor duty
furnished substitute Tho plaintiff IN ~rror b-y~ IN be
rel eve1 from nns and ~ saH. The cas- vas ar
rues by John C~.sns ana Colonel A hofisre fOf The
pl.iptrif and Mcdowell sharp for the d~feudsst
fali b~poh % Justices pr~.~nt u s1pfo~~d ~.
tho dee,.oa " the ooar viii sustn the constitutional
II Al lsw
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uuos Hous por csnDsss % ovs voLcsrrsas AT the
nfA annual meeting Of this inssusou the following on
GERS we're elected fcs the sosuns r;Presidsut nn
flsctensut General y. Gnnt; Acting President Mr.
Charles DAILY First Vice President, Nm General G.
Fremont. second Vice President, Mrs Robert fcssss
treasurer Mn John voorhh; Corresponding secre-
Mrs DAVID Hoyt Eight hundred soldiers children have
been provided fos by This institution snce Va foundation
and there one hundred remaining undef "
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