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NR. MARSHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF.


This Snuff has iharnahiy proved itself h.. the
Best article known for ruring The Canaan Tot u a,
THE HEAD aud tEApAcug. Il has bern f,IHd
celent remedy IN many sf Sore Evrs DEAF-
MISS has been rrirOved by il aRd iikARa has Otter
hern greatly improved bt it,
II Is fragrant aud agrppabiy and
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIrF
To tho dull hrnvs pains eaurrd by dfsrnsPS cf ihe
Head. The sensation alter usinG delightful
tnvjgoratinrB opens aud purge~ all nhstrurtinns
strenethens the glands and gives healthy action
the parts Affected.
s. More than Thirty Years
Ofsale and use Of DR. MARsHALL's CArARRn and
HEADAcux SsrFr, has proved its er value fur at
the diseases Uf he Head and this
itstands higher than ever before.
Ii is recommended by mauy of the best physicians
and is used with great success and satisfaction
rvWhere.
Readthe Cert fcates of Wholesale Drug
gists in 1854.
quainted with Or. MaRsxAsS's CArARRH ana HEAD.
SnuFy. and sold II in wholesaletrade cheer
fully that eeve il to be equal in every
srcct, recsrnnrnd aiions given of for the
of Catarrhal Affections and that IL is decidedly the
best article we have ever known for all common dis
eases Of the Head
Burr & Perry Bost.,n, Barnes Park. New York
Reed, Austin & Co a 4 sands.
Brown. Lamson & Co "a Stephen Paul L Co
Reed, Cutsr & 20 "a israel Minor 4 Co
sefh w F0wie. M'kesson & Robbins
Wilson. FairbaRk & Co. A L ScoviIi & Co
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Feb. ,. lec6-iy.
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For the Democrat and Star.
Lyrics Of Oh SHsquehauna--No 5.

ny RAVEN.
Our muse still lingering, loves to dwell,
On thy banks, y noble stream,
Her simple story here to tell
Or sing some sweet and pleasant theme.
No blood as yet has stained our pen,
No tragedy has been described,
We've spoken of those faithful men
Who lived and labored, loved and died.
Another group demands word
Before we pass to other scenes
Of men who faithful to the Lord,
Had done their best slender means.
Brainerd, though feebly, travelled far
Ger mountains through the wilderness,
Slept often in the open air,
Or lode in weakness and distress.
And there were Martin Mack and wife
VI h0 settled first Shamokin town,
To Indians preached the word Of life
AlJng the river up and down.
And Zeisberger and Camerhof,
Two faithful soldiers of the cross,
Companions all of ZinSendort
Who counted earthly gain but loss.
All these were single minded men,
All full of faith and holy zeal,
Who shrank or halted never when
Their duty they were made to feel.
And though they met with poor success,
And few were bIought to seek the Lord,
They did their duty none the less,
And will not fail OF their rewards.
For truth, this rule will bear us through
And Oft is taught us in the word,
The creature should his duty do,
The consequences leave to God.
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INVENTORS OFFICES.
D'EPINEUIL e. EVANS,

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No. 435 WALNUT eTREET, Pn.LADKLFHrA-
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II Uranztt1nr and Sketches, Models and Mashinery
81 asI kIn- xx0k and rkiifnlIy altended to- sgssisl
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Tfarerse Jurors, for february Term 1861.


REAVER-CharIes MicharI, Stephen l.ehr.
RENfpN-Josep phi Hess, Sr.
TJR. BERN lex Hiram x. Bower
RON. CENTR tLIA-Wl!iani "a. Rins bold, Robert
GOrrrH.
BLOOM-Frederick c. Eyer. Clark NJ Brown Sam
urI JaCoby, William g. KOUns, Daniel Lee, William
Snydrr.
ERIAaCREEK -IIenry Doak, Peter WeHuer. Thos
A Mii,er
ArAWtSSA-John Scott, William Martin, James
:. Me NInth. - .Ph-H BIdy.
CrNrRE-Jesse Hicks, Jesse Huffman. Henry De
long.
CONYNGHAM- sylvester IIofrnan Michael Crone,
William lDasIahi.
FISHINGCREEK-Eiias Ammerm1n. Jeremiah
Iirss, homas i.auder5aHch. AieKauJe CTamer.
FRANkLIN-ftOnas tiowpr.
GREEN iVOOD-JJlia JOhHsOn. Caleb f. Moore.
Thomas krere
nEMI.O X David Wagner. William +. L, erIy.
Hiram ApPIc.uan.
MAbIstJN-S shepherd :. RHByan.
MDN fJUR-Sasna | Lazarus, Jacob ETnwinc.
Noah Mouser.
MiFFIstf = benjamin YoiIs.
ORANGE -Adau stfli John Van.iew,
PIHE--L'dIcr a Garnian.
KOlR. Nee s,.EK---W WIiiIam pr-i n trh.
sLUrr--AIsred Grey ling. Joseph Lilly.
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Grand Jurors, for February Term 1Sc

Grand Jurors, for february Term 1867.
BLOOM Caleb Barton. Matthias Aapp:eman. Chas
u. Do-ber
BEAVER Jonathan predb 'nder.
BENTuN Will ,ii COIc. SLmIel NcIIenIy ia
cob ~, liver.
coy NGuAM-Frrdericx r. Woifnrih
FPAKLIN john NOwry. Iii'a J. u IA Ter.
IE3sLD. k-WIam Fisher, Tn1ni J. Ydnder
>Iic.
locus r. Isaac L. vim.
MA N-t'IIati.:s fI-II o., ISha G. ffeariIart
N.ADt=OA PL uTreI, I'fIH NOaseC
MI Pi.r.AS MT tab ! Everett.
NIFFLiN Christian Wolf.
ttK NUt;- E.tward belong.
PINE-CiaIS WEIInr'y.r, Elijah Fullmer, Thomas
NcirIdF.
SCnrr Charles :. cwler.
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HENRY J. VANDYKE, Moderator
q. c. Woodruff, Clerk.

JUsT MARRIED. There is a class of un-
sophisticated tourists that daily catch the
eye of the railroad conductor and old trav-
eler. They have private rooms engaged at
the stopping places, and imagine that they
have matters so well arranged as to escape
detection and yet how easy it is to the care
full eye to tell how many days, or even hours,
they have been married. Their dress detects
them in part-so neat and symmetrical IF
the parties have good taste, all business is
abandoned and she who was fashionable
belle last winter is now positively more like
a young Quakeress ina simple travelling dress
of mouse color. There is u sort of outlines
in the way that arm steals around, first on
the top of the seat back, then gradually
closer, and in silent acquiescence on the part
of the bride, that tells the whole tale In
deed, she reveals the story most quickly;
her shoulders incline just little, while she
imagines she is sitting uprighty to her
bearded partner. For few hours thus they
travel {; but in the long run the head gravi-
tates to the husband shoulder, and there it
will nestle innocently and con6dingly in the
repose of newly found faith, as well as the
happiness of honest, truthful love. And
these young folks fancy themselves lost in
the crowd, unncticed and unknown, and with
the secret that they are just married their
own alone. Blessed innocents
UNFORTUNATE STRANGER.-''Doy you tell
me- sir, said a stranger to gentleman in
ball room, 'who that lady is smear the window
that very vain looking lady?'
That is my sister, sir, replied the per-
son addressed, with a formidable look.
No no, don't mean her" said the un-
fortunate interrogation. II mean that ugly
woman leaning against the piana, there's
about as much expression in her face as in
bowl of bonny clabber.'
That, sir, is my wife"
''No, NO, gasped the miserable stranger,
the presperation starting from every pore
Good gracious l wish 1 could make you
understand me, I mean that blear eyed OBJ
ject in pink silk, the one 80 awful homely.
should be afraid che would splintera look
ing glass by looking into it. There, she is
looking at US now
THAT, SIR" said the gentleman, with
fierce calmness, ''is my eldest daughter"
The stranger darted from the room and
cleared the premises as though he had been
struck with a presentiment that powder
magazine was going to explode in less than
three seconds.
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White Pine Plank. Boards.
Flooring, Surface ESn3TGls,
Siding. EHeraliOck E'I:sgsls.

anded or unplanel, TO suit purcilJ~eS Ffa.n' stun
Joice aRd -;cantiisg OF al sizes Their Flaming MIf
aud Isrmber Yard j. situate at the EailrrId UebI.
very conveniently for shipping la uSeT hy tn cars''
They cuHstanIly manufacturing lulaber "f all
kinds, aud persons WIN desire lumber of every ae
scrption will DO well mime tiIrii stock before
pure ,aSing elsewhere. They are determined anI
ineniIy prrPar cal To seilHs cse12 "a the eIeIprst.
Tue also inform The put lie especially
those who wish purchase biStuH hat they have
Mill specially prepared To- cut tImbcr- Of Utmost
every size aud length required. THOSe wishing TO
build contractors for buIding, non"y, by
giving all
The undersigned would also announce thai they
are prepared all kIud ef repairing Of Machinery.
snsh Tbreshng Machines Mower, Heapers and
all ksuds VI agricultural implements, upon reason1
bic trrms
Address, &c. EVER. Sec'y.
BioonBsburg. Sept 10, 1866. B.Oomsburg. Pa.
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Hg- Frauds upon the revenue are not con-
fined to whiskey distillers alone. It's known
that some of the silk and lace importers
have perpetrated huge swindles upon the
government by means of undervalued in
voices or other contrivances which they have
invented to meet prssentemergencies- One
importing house aleso in New York was
compelled few weeks ago to pay $50, 900
in gold for "a attemp: to evads the law.
sG- The girl-Aogging schoolmaster Of
Cambridge, Mass, has been presented by
his friends with $3.50. A lady school teache
er in Louisville has bean fined for pauishins
boy. Does KentzckY oltra1k Massechu-
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Rryan's PuImoRic Waters

cure Coughs. Colds. Sore THREAT
Iafarrh. bronchitis. Difficult breathing, Splitting Of
Flood Pains in the Chest in ipient Consumption and
all diseases Of the lungs Notaording Ily temporary
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warranted to give satisfaction in every instance
They do n unuseate like ac, hoiic compounds. aud
the medical prupc.ties combined in form SO
agreeable and pleasant to the <tc. that ay child
viii readily tute them One dose will always afford
RELIEF IN Ten MINU rES.
To VocaIists and Public Speakers, the Waters are
peculiarly valuable they will IN day The
most occasipuaf hoarsencss and ;hcir regular
for few days wiii,at all sincrcasc the pow
aBd heSibil'ty Of the y"ee. greatly Improving it,
f0ne. pass aud ci-aTnes for whit ourpo~'. tn
eulariy used by many professional yOcaiIsts
The srrat celebrity of this uabe reinrdy has
fnt u.sd unprincipIcd persons To prepare base ntI
Icps which disnppont The just expectations of the
purchaser. and niure tile character Of the genuine
medicine.
See that the word BRYAN is stamped on each
Wafer. and also observe Ihe fac sne Of the sigma
ture al tsIe Proprietor. LOB MD$E~" on each wrap
per. 10 counicirit which is KoRGERY. l7- Oarndins
parties will bc dealI wit The fu sxtentof the law.
- bEvAs's Pr. MUEIc WA<zRs are for sale by al Drug
gi-ts.
Jos Mosfs- Sole Proprietor. ~ Cortland, 81 N. Y
Esb. 3. le06-ly-
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Prerared BY C aRAncIERE & DUPOsT, No ei4 Rue Lnm-
bard Paris from the prescription OF Dr. Jnan Dela-
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sun no more but use The Great Frsaek Remedy il
wI effect cnre here all Others fail. and although
q powerful remedy. confains nothing hurtful tO the
nlost delicate constitution
Pamphlets containing full pa ticiars and directions
for using, in English rench. Spanish aud German
company each box, and also seat Tree 10 any address
when requested
Pnce One Dollar per box Six boxes for Five Dollars
sold by sIf Druggists throughout -he world; or VIII
se by EiaiI srcurey sraled from all observation
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WASHINGTON, May 9o.-Tbe Printing
Bureau completed the three per cent
certificates 10 take the place of the COM
pound interest notes.
Bureau statistics, making prepare
tions to take the census of 1870 through
the Internal Revenue Department, says
the bureau took the census OF the coun-
try during six weeks of November and
Deem Der, and without other expense
than that of stationary the total was
81, sos, $50 In most of the Southern
States there was a decrease Of populA-
ton; in the Eastern States 4 small in
crease, and in the Western States q
large increase.
II has been generally supposed that
the Attorney Generals Interpretation
of the reconstruction acts would be en-
bodied in a single opinion shortly to be
promulgated, but II is said that the
practical operation of the measures, by
developing new questions for solution
almost every day, keep that officials
hands full on the subject from time 70
time, though the first advisory commn-
uication will doubtless embrace all the
main principles.
The Attorney General leaves to-mor-
row for New York, where he will re-
main only short time. The object of
his visit is to consult an oculist regard
ing the disease of his ewes,
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NEW YORK, May 30.-The Herald Is
Montgomery. Ala, special says:
Judge Kelley addressed a large
crowd, composed about equally OF
whites and blacks, there on Saturday.
His remarks were conferred almost eX-
clUsively to the acts between the two So
Cieties in favor OF the North, from
which he inferred that the institution OF
slavery and the prejudice of the South
ern whites had been the incubus upon
the Southern section. He was listened
10 attentively and freq uently cheered.
The opening services were performed
at ST. PAtrick's Cathedral, yesterday,
on the occasion OF the first celebra-
ton OF high rmAss in it since its re-
building. Arch Bishop McCluskey
made the address, in which be referred
to the condition OF the temporal Offices
of the Pope, for whom a collection was
taken mp.
JEFF. Davis remains a guest of Charles
O'Connor at Washington Heights.
The Herald's, Troy, special says: II
is thought the Pope will order the con-
secratiou of Rev. DIR. Peter Haver-
mans TO the Episcopacy Of the See OF
Erie, made vacant by the death of the
late Bishop Young. The erection OF
Syracuse into the Catholic See has
been recommended by the Pope.
The Tines special says: II has trans
pired in the impeachment investiga-
ton, that in the examination of Ad-
ans Express agents, regarding the
transmission of pardOns to the South.
testimony was elected showing thai
they were sent, marked three hundred
dollars, c. 0. D., but that the President
was not directly implicated. There is
no doubt that pardons were sent in
thi smRnner, though it does not neces-
sarily reflect on ny Johnson.
The fact cannot be denied that Hon.
George Bancroft has notified the State
Department that he accepts the mission
to Prussia.
The Herald's special says the Surrat
trial is set down for Monday week.
There is reason to think the prisoner
will will not then be ready.
Last evening q party of Pennsylva-
MIA capitalists. numbering about twen-
ty, arrived in Richmond on a prospect
ing tour through the State. II is said
they represent some forty millions
worth of capital: that the resources OF
Virginia in the shape Of coal and to-
bacco will receive a new impulse from
their visit
/ The Tribune's special says the Presi-
! dent has appointed Thomas J. He8ly,
Of California, Commissioner Vice Con.
sui 10 examine and report upon the
road or roads authorized to be con.
structed by the Central Pacific or any
other company in California under tht
act of July I'd, 1864.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the goth of Nay

LONDON, May l9-Evening.-The
Luxembourg question is regarded as
definitely settled. Napoleon and the
King OF Prussia have signed the treaty.
DUBLIN, May l9-Evening.-The mo-
ton for new trials in the case of Ma
haherty and Murry, the Fenians re-
Gently found guilty, have been denied.
LONDON. May 1896 closed al
Frankfort at TX.
The City OF London voted five hun
dred pounds towards the erection of a
statne to George Peabody.
LIVERPOOL, May 2O.-Noon-Cotton
opened firm, but quiet; middling up
lands are held at 11Hd; Orleans, 1I5[d;
estimated sales, 10000 bales. Bread
stufs-Corn opened on the decline Cd;
mixed western 4Ns Sd; others unchAng-
ed. Observation-Disclosures: pork, 79s;
beef, LIS Sd; bacon, s9s; lard, SIS Cd.
Cheese, at 67s. Produce Unchanged.
Clover seed, sos.
The London markets are unchanged.
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Pre.b1terinn GenernI Ansemhl1

ROCHESTER, N V, May 2O.-At a
meeting Of the Presbyterian General
Assembly, resolutions were introduced
sending greetings and Christian saIutR-
lions 70 the Old School Assembly sit
ting at Cincinnati, duSiring and pray
ing for the presence of the sole head Of
the Church5in their deliberations.
The Irish delegation will be received
tomorrow.
The Rev. E. J. Adams, colnred, from
South Carolina, spoke in bshalfo of his
race.
The Judicial Committee reported in
the matter of the appeal Of SilRs Miller
from the action of the Synod ofIllinois
The Assembly adopted a resolution
from the ID Presbyterian Church OF
Galesburg, Illinois. making April 18th
n day of fasting and prayer.
The invitation OF the Young Mems
Christian Association of New York TO
the young men visiting that city to &C.
cept its hospitality and care, Was;;en-
dorsed by the assembly, and il was or
dered that all pastors and laymen ar
range for systematic contributions once
year, in aid Of the object, represented
by boards and committees OF this as
SemblV
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New York NeEA

NEW YORK, May 2O.-The State
Sportsman's Convention begins to-mor-
row at Leroy. A full supply of birds
have been obtained. A large attend
Anse is expected.
In the General Synod of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church to- day, Rev. DR..
Wilson, delegate from the Old School
General Assembly, made an address,
urging organic union. Rev. Nj.
Sloane, delegate from the Reformed
Presbyterian Synod, also spoke for re-
union. Several speeches of a similar
tenor were made and Comniree on
Reunion appointed to confer with a
similar committee appointed by the
Synod Of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church, to meet in Allegheny, this
week.
Matthew Henderson. charged with
cruelty at BlackwellSs Island, has been
honorRbly discharged. The witnesses
against him will probably be indicted
for perjury.
Frank 3. Fisher, a young e1-army
officer, committed suicide today by
shooting himself in the head in faro
bank. a card was found on him on
which the following was written:
"Done by my own wicked hand
cause, demoralized by playing at faro
bank, and may the Almighty God have
mercy on my soul"
Also the following letter:
DEAR CoRoNER-Please inform Nor
man Lodge No. 5SS of my ungodly
death, and say request my poor
wrecked body be returned TO the bosom
of mother earth by them; and may Al
mighty God have mercy ON nv poor
soul through Christ Jesus our Savior,
amen. F. B. FISHER
mother OF my death; Mrs. Mary E.
Fisher, Iowa City, Iowa
Nearly 10000 emigrAnts arrived since
Saturday.
JET. Davis returned to the hotel, and
leaves tomorrow for Canada.
The Grand Jury to-day presented the
Tombs As a public disgrace, and recon-
mend the erection of a new prison in
some other part of the city. Many OF
the police station houses are unmiti-
gated nuisances from tbeir dilapidated
condition, insufficient ventilation and
the absence of water closets.
An utterly u ntounded rumoT was Gre
ated to-day that the steamer Vile De
She was spoken on the 18Th by the
steamer Tripoi, which arrived to-day.
The steamship Great Republic sailed
this morning for San Francisco via the
Straits of Magellan and Panama,
The Greek Minister to Washington,
General Kalergis, died last month in
Athena A letter from Paris says: He
was taken i'll here not long since on his
way to Washington and was obliged TO
renoUnce his mission to the United
States The Partisan me .ical men or
dered him home and he died soon after
his arrival at Athens.
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CHASTELLAR'S
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ENAMEL

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The most valuable and perfect preparation
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BERGEA, SHUTS & CO, Chemfs1k
IS River ST, Troy, n. 7.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-21

BOSTON, May oO.-In colisIo in the
hArbor yesterday between a schooner
and pleasure yacht, the latter was sunk,
drowning four out of eleven. The
names OF the persons drowned were
Mrs Mary De Loring and child, Mrs.
Margaret Garvin and Ellen Quinn.