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The New York herald., 1868-01-16

RAREEY WILLIAMS BROADWAY THEATRE.
on MONDAY EVENING, January Ii. III ss isss 10
Every EVENING. AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THIS THEATRE,
EDMUND FALC0NkRs GREAT IRISH DRAMA
PEEP ODAY,
WIN inc ''''''A'1 MRS. D. P. BOWERS
IN her favorite character OF
KaTHLEeN KAvANAGH.
Assisted by Miss Kate Newton Mrs @. H. Gilbert, Mrs II.
Chapman Messrs The. Hamilton @. II. Hail. T. H. Jack
O. soddar q Metkn, r. Evans. g. Purdie. Goodman, and
SATURDAY ONLY PEEP oDAY MATINEE.
Seats secured from 3 to 0 six days in advance
NEW YORK CIRCUS.
~ Fourteenth street. opposite Academy of Music.
= .MAriNfis At ~. 'D"0''0'
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
OF THE GRAND CONC PANToMIME
THE THE MIsEE MIsEE or or BAGpsP BAGpsP
rrevous TO the pantomimc will be presented carofay
FEATS OF HoRsEMANsHIP
AND WONDERS OF ACROBATIC SKILL,
Introducing the entire strength Of the
OssqSasfbaP2 os Sasbs2 shGGHs sISnr' JRS. Ts2Ups so
tho young beautiful and daring equestrenae,-
from the Rova Amphtheare, London will make her debut
IN u wonderful aud truly thrilling
SENSATIONAL ACr Or EoUIrATIoN.
MR.. CHARLES DICKENS READINGS IN BROOK.
Iu lyn.lt Is respect uy announced that MIR CHARLES
DICKENS will read four times In Plymouth Church.
lyn. night Thursday jan 49, his Chrismas
Carol ana he Trial from Pckwck tomorrow Friday
i his DAVID Coppeed and Mr. rob Sawyers Party from
Plcxwickl Monday. Jan. % his Doctor Marigod and
los kcklsby Cat Mr.. Squcers' School and Boots
Holly Tree inn The Readings will commence at O'clock
earnestly requested seated ten minutes before thc
commencement " the Readings Reserved seats - each
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

MEETING THE Lsouoa DsAIsRs' ASSOCIATION me
newly organized association Of liquor dealers and lager
beer masufsclurers Of Brooklyn yesterday after.
noon a. four O'Clock, At Montague Hall. I. d. No
Casky presided and after calling the meeting 10 order
he the object Of the a. being for
the repeal Of tho Excise law. He remarked that the
bill nov before the Lsgsaturo would very probably
pAss the Assembly being pretty ON this question
and the Senate By no means douetfu II they can only
accomplish the repeal OF this Metropolitan Excss law
they would certainly get bstter one In s place The
tsmperancs mea were busy In circulating petitions
for signatures throughout The city which are 70 be
presented 70 tho Legislature, praying that the
law may not BE- repealed. With this procedure
the liquor men had fault to nnd, but they aid not
Wish asserted that they desired 10 sell Liquors free OF
all license, had been claimed BY The antrepesl men
IL was necessary that little money should be raisad %
desy the expenses Of the association. There was no
occasion 70 buy tho representatives IL Legislature shey
wsre with them already.
On motion the election OF the osce OF the sssocls-
tion previously mentioned, Was confirmed Commit
tses on Finance and Bylaws were appointsl and ths
initiation lee for membership Vas sst down q S6 Alter
considerable dscusson OF general business charac-
Ter bearing the question 10 the best means Of aug
msnrng ihoir numbers, by including in the roll or
membership an liquor dsssrs Of this city, ths meeting
adjourned
Coxxox Courcn Connrrrn ron issa Tho following
Vsaadlps ecpms,sse fsr tAs ssrsat rear wss alsa u
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The wheat market dull. and prices wh ly
have reduced their prices &C. psr Sushe-Su. ss gen
s ap ss 'sss Sn
al rsaue.9n Of 70 ss The sales were about sov bushes
White including sossAsss @ %ls aS
y csa.s si:sds "h s1s: s:
ofasd SIS % fore ssS0s SSS
canad rye gss dull ana pGos geGe NON nomn
being restricted By the rates
ITepoo So oson
S5 IS S e'sdi OXIDE
Ga 10 Giassow Pc, steamer eo9 bushels @ corn a. I'D
private terms 70 Bremen. lSo tobacco At 2os We
Gussr BAcs-Further sales were made Of 100 bales q.
GUssY CLOTH was inactive and prices nominal
Hkaf-No business In any kind was reported. Prices
Hay demand was moderate bu. tho marke, was de-
p 70 ss Esss os az snprs was quoted
for y S Within % the IsaSs %
previous prices were asked. -0e''
ysps S aSa e.
su no eaasss ssrea r. pee and srsnsa
s'as aaSSsa aud ae sS. strained e
ana is S. Tar was s demand anna DO ass
ioo 6Ss Wilmington IS isx; do SewSssn at 90
oss sLa:ss5 ss sSs ARMY ssS !. si IS with
ssl. beef as pkg. Gu. meats
tinued 10 rule dull and heavy. and lower
mied to- At the close quoted about s2i So
casa, and old do 81 Ia regular. The sales cash and
s2 90 for aud sls sls 50 for primo mess
also, future delivery 10 bps new mess for Marcia at
~ ssa 'sssa ios Ss:;.rn, ssss S''S and 4 ss.
msnd and Arm. with sales Of ho bbs at sl2 30 SIS
IN acsivo demand and generally very firmly held.
About 0 terces disposed Of part s37 for India
me and So Ss3 % for primo For beef hams
ce but steady ut former prcos Tho sales were 2DO
boxes at l3c for long hams l2 long clear 1890
IIsc. Tor SnmDesand cut and so for shor.
but eady al the quotations our last The mari ket
for Lard not 50 active aud weaker though prices were
for to kettle rendered aud cheese we're with
out change OF moment
PEraoLfUn In bulk continued dull but holders
bbs price and do in snip ping orde NJ cc
The demand for bondei very light and the market
about &c for STANDARD white sales 40 bbls
~ bois. pnme light white ut x2xc In Ph1,adsi
ps the market active tho being a5OJ bbs
standard whto at &c zS4c 25JO do do. from March TO
April, and COJ do from october 10 December on private
terms.
KicE.-Carolina ruled very firm. with a small supply
Common to prime quoted lUc. a Ike. ~ff''
EKbsCslcutta lnsecd ruled very frrn with sales Of
lUy 10 arrive Bonniton, 81 ~ gold duty paid
clover was duh q, i2c isc. Timothy, ~ " ss aud
sUGAR-he transact raw were larger upon basis
Of ll5ac go Tor iar 70 good refining cuba Sales 6S
hhds and 10 bei. at Ike i2c. Tor Cuba; also 1856
boxes II lie. 4c. REFINED moderately active at
iGS FOR hard, I1sc iShc for soft white, ike
lac. tor yellow.
srEAsisK was In moderate demand, but srmiy held.
Sales 1910 lbs pars last evening" at l2.c lsc
without decided change Sales i5o ooo lbs AT
lie. llxc.. the latter price Ia bbis.
wHlskEr.-Receipts7 u bsis. rhe market was dun sad
prices nominal.
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sss sosss-on Tuesday January H. at his residence
ss Sss M Ss0aoSas' Dr. Joas ossoRsz the SSH ysar
PaEIsE -on Wednesday. January is. ELIZA. wife Of
.na Iisean native Of Palace Queens county Ire
The relatives and friends arc respectfully invited 10
ssnu '1s luneIa from her late residence. No. 2TS
Dta street, on Friday morning. ten o'clock
| W Ss refers cemetery, Staten Island-
hyht.-pn Tuesday, January IA CAxoIns L, wife or
"i"Am hyer, IN The 56th year OF her lge
SiSsea arc the dead who die in the Lord.
o ana friends OF the family are respectfully
invited . attend the funeral from her late residonce
No 100 Yrck street. this THURSDAY afternoon at two
sKroS--on Monday. January 10, at No. 1874 East Six.
teenth STREET WLIIAx Ssroy OF Cragdon Westebes,er
county ~ gmery oftho United States Navy, in the list
The retyes and friends Of the family are respectfully
inv,:ed = a.tsnd the funeral SERVICE At the Church
without further notice. -'
srocsIN On Wednesday, January Is. DEsrs Srocx-
ING. in the saith year OF hiss age
helatvss We ana friends Of the deceased invited TO
-Four eeath street. this Thursday) aternoon Al tSrss
O'Clock. Ihe remains viii bs taken to Catskiil N Y,
Greene and Ulster county papers please copy.
scLIIyAy-On Wednesday, January Is or debility In
the 6sh year OF her age JOHANNA tho beloved wie OF
Ireland, ''
Her fsnds and relations and those OF her sons Cor
nelius john Mlcnaei and jeremiah Sullivan, arc 70.
sfectuly invited TO attend the funeral from her late
residence, S8 New Chambers street, Friday afternoon
~ ten minutes bel ore two O'Clock, precisely. Her
remains viii DO taken TO Calvary Cemetery for inter.
ment
Killarney, county Kerry tIrelandh papers please
copy.
TooTuAKEn.--On Wednesday, January I6, MARY e.,
wife OF Jesse II. S. Toothaker
Funeral on Friday afternoon, ono o'clock, from so
East Houston street. Friends OF the family requested
70 attend without further notice.
wrIIAMsos.-on Tuesday. January IA, CuARIzs WILL
HANSON, In the 26th year of his age
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the North Presbyterian church.
corner Of Thrtyhrst street and Ninth avenue, this
(rhursday) afternoon at two o'clock.
YouyGs-At Flatbush, L. L, on Tuesday, January IL.
Miss PHEBr A. YouSos, in the Goth year Of her age
Tho relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to 1t end the funeral from the OF her
parents this Thursday afternoon at O'Clock, with
out further notice.
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Receipss Receipts. Paymens Balances
Jan. 13 $252 $40 &3526l07 81 555 7s4 sos 7e5 402
Jan. a.. 2so5Io 1,og2513 1,b7i.3ie ssoi1,2is
Jan. 49,. $4,000 247o,5o7 1868 ses lo102s. $50
The exports exclusive Of spscie from New York 10
fersGn poru for the week ending January IL and since
ths commencement Of The ysar compare a. follows with
tAsss IN 1865 and 1867 =
Tor the week. .S5 0o3, sos a. 425ooss ssei2 $40
krsv reported..... 4oe1, 667 37ie,e2A 1000 234
1aaes JsA l....$e.o0S.iN H,oTs.2s2 Se.ll2,sV
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n. City clsrk's once yesterday by the Preside

The CITY Clerks once yesterday by the President of TIL
>. Lss.Aidermsa Fisher. Whitney. cannia ghAs
R res'-ounAiasssm. Whitney. Narkey. Armss,S and
wesA d. sSess-0uek. Steers, Nsrtsy. whiting and
xslssSA ea nd Pavns-DaaisA Thsrns. NGcroarty Elliott
"a U.ss Sartey. Ar-ssld oKeeae Fisher and wA
.sy; E,,., ~ pas.-Arnaeid. Cunningham. Noorosrsy
sssS asa pss rhorns Richards Fisher and Gun
A'rsaa: nssa s,s a.u whitney Daniels. Armaeld Elliot,
'.s A.. o'ss,sn bp%, Clancy rAorns, oBrieu, Markey
s.a a.. neGrssrsy D,ss1, uos. ouck Armhe,d. Martin
auS ssaie nsta' and K,.,. ~ - 'ar~niBrady Whiting
seol Sc and ss r.sm aom.o srisn. Fisher Noaroar'
isss s' saS &c Merss> Clancy Elliott and
Ferry was.~ Rsas-o'Kesrs rh> rae Aarf'y' Arm
Ear ARD niitary ASaas~o kesse. stees> Clancy. hsr
Rale, oad Eieo. Res,1n.-whliney Fisher Nann'nsham
Nisiar.Ssra ciain.-Gsss. Fisher Martin, Rady and
,.; So,,. s,ss,. .,s Sss and cawAi.sy whiting Mar
Sa,'s and ArmhNd
Bond end hssurns Of 0scus-Rchards Fisher. Cuck,
Ssss DOss.Nsrsay whiting. o'Keere. TAorns and
rLorER-Dauies Stoil boss carver, dong business
At lss Graham avsnue d. yesterday appeared before
Justice voohies and lodged complaint against OF
his workmen, Joseph Smithmeyer, who, he alleged,
assaulted him with maiet on Tuesday night Stos
head was terribly cut and he appeared 10 be quite
weak from loss OF blood. The Justice issued
for the arrest OF Snthmeyer and he last evening
taken into custody by ocer Nicholson and pro.
d0ced in court He waived examination and entered
into 81 900 bonds TO tho charge OF felonious
assault before the Grand Jury Tue psoner states that
Stoll Grst assaulted him because no dunned him for
$50 duo for wages and while acknowledging that they
had desperate Tight denies that he used . mallet.
CARNIVAL on SKArm. Infinitely transcsndng all the
carnivals Of the crowded street crowded BAN
is carnival skates such exhibited last
evening at Major Oatman's Central Skating Park In
Brooklyn II not enough that the pond should be
crowded with eager skaters rushing and flying every
direction and whrling and twirling through all the
myriad or which the skatoral art Is susceptible
but the wild and reckless ollty OF tho emil
vened by band Of music playing INCREASINGLY lively airs,
by brilliant illumination Of encompassing lights shed.
ding all about the bright lustre Of midday and
BY madly shooting rockets, filing with thor
rainbow hucs Of curlousy divergent light the whole
region Of the upper air Some OF the skaters
In fancy costume, adding pleasing grotesquenoss to
the tout ensemble but most in their proper DIRE
II is tame to say all enjoyed themselves All mad
with the exhiiiarating sport Al dark the crowd began
TO assemble. At ten P. N. the carnival was at its
height-the climax Of fun and merriment on skates
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CorrrE.--The demand for Rio moderate, but prices
were without decided change Sales 1000 bags exJ R.
Davis, 800 do, South american private terms
AT Baltimore sales OF 2uo bags serene. and 500 do
Herald, on prae 70 ms U,ner asserpaons were quiet
bags meal o5l0 bushels lao do and
2OU0 do malt The -four market duller than to-
day. aud with the decline gold the market became heavy
and prcas Were noMnay lvc. 70 &c lower ana y was
The dcuy attending the shipping Of nour the chief
dull aud unchanged The sales were about 1000 bbs
downward The sales limited to about go bbls Rye
quiet scarcely 6rm the being 5 bbs
at 81 50 90 Corn mSal In better demand; sales
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DIKE,s OPERA HOUSE,

DIRE,s OPERA HOUSE,
- Twenty street, corner Eighth avenue
Fifth night OF the highly successful
IA GRANGE BRIGNoLf ITALIAN OPERA.
THIS (rHuRSDAf) EVENING, Jan l6 at o'clock.
DON GIOVANNI,
In which Madame La Grange will introduces the Letter
Aria Miss Adelaide Phllpps, Miss AcCuiosh, siss IA
marc Orandln, Susni. celettl.
FkInAy (sixth Opera nighD-LUcRETIA BoRGIA.
SATURDAY-Grapd Gala Mstinee, at O'Clock,
DON GIOVANNI
Admission tMahneel all parts, Onn Dollar
TO avoid the rush at the dc tickets Do
chased for the matinee Schrmers 7s and Macoys ia
broadway
Musical Director Conductor. .........sig NICoLAo
MONuAY-RiGoLETTO
Seats be secured for either nAon ths weak
a. the sbova named regular ticket Offices.
TUESDAY, Jan. 2S-Brookiyn (irst appearance)
WoRRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE. tn
w and 7sJ BROADWAY
OVER ONE HUNDRED NIGHTS
UNDER THE GAsLIGHTl
With s wondrous railroad and and
and amusing sketches OF life aud love In the city
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
The management bog to in active preparation for
representation ALTERNATE NIGHTS anew aud erigi.
nal dramatization OF Dickens' most famous work.
THE PICKWlCK PAPERS.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. D-6P. N.
Corros The market opened dun at slightly lower prices
grades but closed quite steady at the annexed
quotations. fair business consummaed the sales
comprising 6275 bales OF which l.70e taken by
rteraa nd We
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KNOVNIllN ALADEMf OF MUSIC--KISTOKf.
D.
NEXT TUESDAY, JANUARY q,
RSTORPS FAREWELL TO BROOKLYN
Giacomeh's new and celebrated work,
MARIE ANrOINErTE,
which will he produced with grand scene All tho
splendid and properties expressly Marie
the Brooglyn Academy. "
Reserved Seats, ST. general admission. 81 50; Family
ccys, lie Bro dway, New YorK.
Performance of Marie An nete commences at 7i6
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. BEGINS AT g..
TWELFTH WEEK AND LAST NIGHTS
OF Shakspeares exquis te fairy romance
MiDSrMMER NIGHTS DREAM.
The receipts of this establishment for past three
months Gas hown 10 the Internal Revenue tax returns pub
THOSE OF ANY OTHER THEATRE IN NEW YORK
Zone excped, and nearly 900 greater than tho
bined receipts of two OF the mos. popular Broadway
theatres1
MIDS MMRR NIGHTS DREAMi LAST
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DRRAM.
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM.
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM. NIGHTS
matchess Fairy Spectacle mngndcently produced with
accessories from Paris and London.
BOTTOM. ......................MR GEORGE t. FOX
greatest comic hit achieved in New York in years
onEhON..... MISS kOSA COOkE
fIFTEENTl MATINEE, IL SATURDAY AFTERoON
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL FEB. )
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

FISCHER - -HALL.-By the Rev. ]. Coyle JUIIA HAIL,
of S.apelon s. L. to +. FIsoHEs, OF wiesbaden, Ger
many.
HALL-BUcKDEE AT Tarrytown, on Monday January
13 by Rev. David Reeves. HERBERT II. HALL PAULiaE
D. BUCKBRE. No cards.
KiEsLNG-LucAs.-On Wednesday morning. January
l6 at nine o'clock, at the First Methodist church.
Gfesnpoint, Brooklyn, BY the Rev. Henry Asten,
CHARLES A. KuEsLINa, Of New York. late OF California
to Miss CHARLOTTE E. LUCAS daughter OF James Lucas
Of Greenpoint; and sailed for Cali ornia at twelve
o'clock M.
PAzoEr-REoGIo. On Wednesday, January Is, by the
Rev. Mr.. Preston pastor OF ST. Anue's Roman Catholic
church, HEsay PAzoEr JosEPuNs F. Rsocio. both Of
Boston
Boston papers please copy.
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ASrUsE MENTs.
TnEArRK o 1MI9gE, So sEoADwAY

yryup ATp1 N UNIQUE, BROADWAY
.IhhArhh vHs LAST saNsATI,M
Fl: u Sss:. Sss::.
ss9. SSs - .ioS selii safss sss esss-
ihHSSS J. mnARaYseRs Lsii saTisGs sGs esil9s'-
GaIEsS asss: safisss
Secure seats early for tonight.
Standing room only ats o'GIoek.
NJIBLo's GARDEN
~ srEoiArs 'AsNsotScRaiwsr1!i w1!iiam "h'aa'
ssa ss he
THE WHITE FAvx,
is' hr's representation & scs,ys,dSlyy cssg,syss.ddaSIy
FRIDAY EVENING; INC JAsgaEr T. lsss
s.SSs s 10. LII tsDaY Oo for pS sr m
ss9 ss god S s for S
eHSsSE sogEs q fsEEEs 'gE TIE ssrsnH
FRIDAY 'ss Ii ; AS4HRs5os EyHaa 5SSsiSo AND
NEW 'sRF si rASroAlaz EnraAr
in Prologue and assf Tss asS Wrs n s; ssNs NNGn' entitled
which VI P9sssiSaH Sittif ssss ss5sas celebrated
osh q nTSpg aIs'f fousssb s. sG q poAna
THE SCENERY BY R. hsars.on, o. A. Strong. j. Thorus
MECHANICAL EFFECTS by J. rrout,e. Leo ana assist
ants.
COSTUMES By Laureys 0a,e OF Drrry Lans, London.
OF this establishmenp and Mme Costa
PROPERTIES by Benedict and Halle, OF Paris
JEWELS AND PARAPHhHNALIA ~ Le Blanc, Gran
soAs AND 50 cAIolUa jun EPFEcrs by Charles Murray ana
TIE INCREASED ORCHESTRA AND PULL CHORUS
under the direction Of T. Moiecaauer whohas composed
new overture expressly r,,r for lhc :, ,p.r piece.
among others win embrace the names OF
Messrs Mark Smith vinrg Bowers. z n HoiruesL
Hernandez Foster, Rendie &c.
Misses Fanny Stackon Meno Montapu. from Princess
theatre. Iondon; Mary Wells, Lucy Eger.on. from
Queens theatre London; Lizz Wilmore De Lacy, Kate
Palmer. Colson, Lecaire.
TiiK GRAND BALLET. : ''"oo"'
sustained by Miles.
Marie Bonfant. Louise Billion Pren,,sres Assoiuta.
A. Sohtke, Fontani. Chorebeli
Francisco Sistcrs Pagan. Seth
lnveynrzzi, Zunrdi. Rieprensberg.
Eertz Strucei rnchutil
CORYPhEES.
SIXTEEN ITALIANS
SIXTEEN GERMANS,
SIXTEEN ENGLISH.
SIXTEEN AMERICANS
AND Fifty EXTRA LADIES.
THE PASToMiME AND HAKIasQUiNADE
land,
Harry iiemmngs.. Clown
James hemnllnRs. 80. Harlequin
Pnotabsoo
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AMUsEMEHTs.

RANvARDs OPERA HOUSE AND MUSEUM.
- BROADWAY AND THIRTiETH STREET.
THE TRIUMPHANT SPECTACLE,
THE FROST KING.
THE DAY AFTER THE WBDUING."
SHOW PfECE AND YAECE.
THE WONDER, THE MAMMOTH CAVE.
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10 COYSUfEPF'EYES.

The REV EDWARD A. WILSON will
send Gree of charee) to all who desire it,
the prescription wi'i the directions for mak-
ing and using the simple remedy by which
he was cured of lung affection aud that
dread disease ConsumPtinn. His only object
Is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes that
every sufferer will try this prescription, as
it wIll cost them noihine, and may prove Il
blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD 8. WILSON,
No l65 s. Second ST., Williamsburgh, y. y.
May l6, lS67.-lyr.
The above Remedy sor Consumption, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, together with
pamphlet giving the prescription and a
short history of his case, can be obtained Of
MIR. Wilson's authorized agents,
DREHER & BRO, Druggists,
Stroudsburg, Pa
s. Pamphlets furnished free ofcharge
Dec. 10, 9S67.-3m.
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NE EMS CALF BOOTS.
SEWED AND PEGGED,
Wholesale and Retail,
AT NORRIS L. DRAKE,S.
Two doors above JefIersonan Office.
MAIN STREET.

NRY A iOTTLE AND BE CONVINCED
IL 1t will only cost you your time in using
1t, If it does you no good
DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT.
As an External Remedy'in cases OF Chron-
lc Rheumatism Chapped Hands, Mosquito
Bites, Cuts, S.ifipcss of the Joints and Con-
traction OF the Muscles, Headache, Bruises,
Pans in the l. mbs Back and Chest Sores.
TsoIhache. Stinas o. Insects and Sprains,
its wonderful curative powers are miracu-
lous
Taken Internally in cases of Sick Head
ache, Cole, Bowel Complaints. Cholera,
Dyscn,ery, Vomiting and Dyspepsia, its
soothing and penetrating qualities are felt
as soon as taken.
03- l. the reader or his friends have any
complaint named in this advertisement, try
the Venetian Liniment. Remember, if you
do not fad relief you can have your money
refunded.
Ask for Dr.. Tobias Venetian Liniment.
and take no other. 1t is pleasant to take
and clean TO use, and crauicates The disease
from the s. stem so that it does no, return.
as is the case after using the many Linl-
ments, Paio Killers, and Oil, now flooding
the country, hat only stop the pain while
the article is being %. and then return.
Price 30 cents per bottle. Sold by all
the Druggists.
Depot, 5fi Cortlandt Street, n. Y.
March 0.-Im.
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in from 10 TO IL hours.
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WHEAToN's OINTMENT cures EVERY KIND
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Price, 30 cents a box; by mad, 60 cents
Address WEEKS & PORTER, No. l7O
Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
For sale by all Druggists.
Sept. 10, l867.-1yr
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CHAMBER, and
DINING-ROOM SUITES.

~ A A%NS.
both of their own and city manufacture
which they will dispose OF at the lowest pos
siblc prices tor cash.
They are lso prepared to manufu ucture 10
order, any and every thing in their line,
from single piece OF furniture up 10 a COM
pete outfit from garrett To cellar, all of the
best seasoned timber, and by the best OF
workmcn They DO not claim 10 be q the
only Furniture dealer in Stroudsburg who
has license to sell Furniture but having
paid license and Csta ablIshed themselves IN
business they nre determined to do fullJustce
to all who patronize them. Their stock OF
lumber embraces all the kinds OF wood en-
ployed in cob,net-making, and was selected
with regard to quality than to price.
Remember that we can supply full suites
either of our own or OF city manufacture,
though " e prefer filing the former, because
oreaier iustice can be done thereby to pur-
chaserS.
UNDERTAKING UNDERTAKING ;!
Having provided ourselves with a new,
neat. and elegant lIearse, full supply oi
The latest styles of Collins and burial Cas-
kets, and al the other appliances of a first
class establishment. we are prepared 10 con
dlcl tiic ouSiheSS VI chuelt"hihS, III u i.s
branches, 10 the perfect satisfaction OF al
who favor us with orders in this line.
Machine Sa,eiag, Turning, Planning, dc
Their factory being fitted up with superior
Turning, Saving, and Planning Machinery
all driven by a powerful steam engine, orders
| from cabinet-makers, carpenters, and Others
| for work in these lines will be promptly an'
satisfactorily filled.
They respectfully s,licit call from th'
public Furniture cheerfully shown withou
charge, aud prices as low as the lowest.
PHILIP MILLER g. SON
! March Il, 1867