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ONE reason why people 20 To Bucs SterlingS'
~ TO buy their furniture is because they sell first
class goods about half the price they have usually
been sold for in this country.
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To TRAVELLERS.

Travellers ara notified that the subscriber runs
REGULAR STAGES TO AND FROM THE l.. V.
L. STATION GA the departure AMI arrival of every
train
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TERMS TO AGENTS.

Any person sending US a Club ni Ten, ~uh ST.
will be entitled to receive for the same ANY "ne Of
the five hundred articles on our Ex,b1nga hi,s (Ser
Circularl
For A Club OF Thirty, With s.! ihe j~r.on
will be EMIT ell to of the following articles. sz
MeerschaUm Pipe ~ yd- B!eached IT Brown Sheet
ing, Elegant Silver plated Fiv -t,t'ie Revolving
Castor, Fancy Dress Pattern. ! dv2 cx'r. .L.iiiy
Cotton Hose. Fancy Colored Bel Srr-ad large
size Damash Table Cover. ! Morocco AI5ull luO
pictures, All Wool Cashmere for pants an Vest.
pair Ladies' Serge Congress Boots best quality, ioL
fne Linen Towels, large size Worsteu Shawl La
dies long Gold p.atei Chain Splendid Ladies Nor
Shopping bag with lock ani key Set of Jewelry
With Sleeve Buttons TO match. | Violin and Bow |
dOZ. hurt Bosoms, | While Marseilles Omit, Ell
egaut Black Walnut Workbox or Writng Desk
For Club of Fifty. with S5-l pair All
Wool Blankets. 81 yards fine Cashmere for Pants
AMI Vest l Black Galore AiTrr, Dress Pattera
solid Gold Scarf Pin. pair GsHfs Cd:f Boots, 90
yaris Bieacne or Brown ting vds d1uhse
width Cloth for La lies Ci1a,s | FC- Maj % Collar
80 yards Print EAST colors Square Taibes 81 .w;.
plain Popn Dress Pattern, elegant Si1 bottle
heavy plated Castor, | pair Gents White Shirts
genuine Mee'srhaun Pipe in cas- set "f Lace
Curtains.
For Club of One Hundred, with Sal
heavy Silver PLATED engraved Ice Pitcher % wards
Bleached or Brown Sheetins. rich NJ ,rin" or Tnb-
ct Dress Pattern, set oflvJty lnii- hntTeS and
Forks pair superior White Wool Blanket Il yis
Dress Pattern. Ladies' or Geut. Si,er Hunting
case Watch, Bac1n's Sy-barreled Revolver. ~i.yer
plated engraved SIX bottle Revolving Castor with
cut glass bottles, Fine Wool Cloth for Ladfes Cloak
IS yis Hemp Carpoting, pair lie Danask TaH!4-
cloths NapkinS 10 match , hetsv bone vcu.oh Nu;lt,
Bartlett hand p,rtab'e Sewing Mtchne, Wool
Long Shawl, nice FuE Moff m; Cap, ! u,jr Geu-s
French Calf Boots
For a Club OF Five Hundred. WIKI S50-2i
yarls extra "oplen CarpstIHg, !c,aaj iiurtjl.
case Watch (WaitIl;n. wtrrtn,ei oul yeaTj | Ell.
gant Chamber Set black hla,N Walnut rrinning-
hair cloth >priDg Sofa
For CinD Of One Thousand. with SlG0
50 yards Brussels Barpets, Parior Set complete
Ladies or Gents Hunting Gold Nas.h ari Chain
l complete set OF rich Sable Furs.
For larger or smaller club We will give present
OF proportionate value.
Agents or customers may 81 any time G,,-,
selection of goods from the Exchange Lis, eul by
seniing One Dular for each article have ;hr good,
forwarded to them without irst nrleriug he"ks =
but IN such cases ns premiums sill hr -i?rl
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SELECT SCHOOL,

Notice is hereby given 10 the citizens Of Tuakhan-
mock and vicinity that Select School Will coin
mence iB the Brick School House, il TunShas mock
on Monday, Dec Iith 1863. No pans win be spar
ed 10 make the same both Interesting and profitable
to all.
RATES OF TUITION
Primary d; partmeht, sS,UO
Common English, 3IlO
Higher, - '.uU
One half Tuition payable in advance remainder
at mdlle Of term
JAS W GUERNSEY,
nlg.w3 Teacher
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THE reason that Eastman's Waterproof Boots
/ are impervious to water is that they lined
with silk oil cloth an super-lined with q water
proop preparation which will resist the action Of
snow water or 40 almost unlimited expDsur, 20 any
kind Of damp. WarantsTto give perrect "a tisfac.
T6U
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Local and Personal.

nouat Ion.--Ihe friends ot Rev. Isaac Austin,
iii give him donation visit, at Mill City Hotel,
=, christmas afternoon and evening,
Al invited TO attend.
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FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

.s-ssE. Yours truly,
GEO. w WOODWARD
FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Jgllr of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
ParL4pELPHIA, APRIL 2Sth, 1866.
icon.ticr :. EiOofIHnd's German Bit.
tsrs' clfIf1H{a medicine I'm case OF at.
tHciss as Indigestion or Dyspepsia. i
can certify Inis from my experience
uf!t. Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-12-23

SALE
Of rich and valuable gools, prism: .5'i,a; ba;
useful articles wanteI ia every family EtGu
ONE DOLLAR
To any person getting up either .; Su Ciua. n=
low, will pressut Watch. Dress pt.-rI, P,sce
Of Shestng, Sewing Machine. Wool Carp-r, 81 s..
tree of extra cost Our inducements u AGENT asTe
always been neari! double those Of eby o.lef hruse
in the trade, ani our largely increasing lusce.s
warrants Us in continuing the
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE OF Iiir-: Oar
Ageots are not required to pay dollar ter their
presents, Uut receive the tor their -srvcns in
gettiag up Clubs. Please exauin. the tslloEin.
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GEAD TUB RECOMMENDATIONS.
FE0W HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD.

1da Igs,i'- Il the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, MARCH l6th, 1851.
lAa "jIyc FsR,'s GsrR1a Bitters" is not an irtos-
.'sy l.~sfGys, tstt good tonic, useful disor.
t~ # 70, aiEssfirs organs, and of great bsHsft 10
-'5 a. e'tE., a"! 'UG'l: Of nervous action IN to
st-s'... Yours truly,
EEO IL lYOODRARD
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-12-23

there is any article in the line OF Furniture
l. you want Buck & Sterling will supply you at
prices that will leave chance to grumhe.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-12-23

no you wsnt Spring, or Cot Beds, you can find
- them at Buck SterIings', and they won't
charge you suct prices for them that you can't ef
ford to Luy.
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nIgu
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blood Purifiers

so Remedies are the test
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-25
EASTERN STAR HALL ASSOCIATION.

The orst annual reunion Of this body. composed
chiefly Of members Of Eastern Star Lodge OF Free and
Accepted Masons (No. 227l was held last evening at
the hail. corner OF Third avenue and Seventh street,
The exercises consisted Of singing, orstory and a
ball. the last Of which enjoyed especially by the
Indies, and especially those who belong to the emae
degree known rs the Eastern star Degree, which has
been established for the purpose OF giving wives,
sisters, daughters and widows or Masons status
among the fraternity by which they can make them
selves known az such.
Previous to the concert an address Of welcome was
delivered by Past Grand Master Holmes, which was
followed by an opening ode and prayer by the Rev.
Samuel ID. Burchard, ID. d., after which an Grafton
was delivered by Brother VIM. Anderson Masker, in
rtllt on 10 the antiquity and beauty OF masonry show
ing that the former operatiyely commenced with
Adam, who had TO build himself q habltation, and
that the latter was shown In all It's works, and espe-
cialy In IT. charity. lie also showed that women
could be Mas0ns In heart and indeed, by their deeds
of mercy love and charity often proved themselves
superior 60 many who were Masons but In name. He
especially laudcd the Eastern star Degree as the
handmade Of masonry, although II was not masonry,
and could not be-
A gentleman Dsrnej AngnstDs Valera delivered
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following verdct:-"We ind that the said Patrick
Murphy came TO his death by wounds received ON
the morning OF the 3st OF March, in the vicinity Of
Fourth avenue aud Douglas street, Brooklyn, at the
hands of Patrick Purcell and James Dwyer." The
the Grand Jury.
RUN AWAY ACCIDENTAL team Of horses attached
to carriage, containing Mrs. Van keuren and
daughter took fright In Flatbush avenue last even
ing and ran away. The carriage was overturned
injured. Miss Van Keuren, however, escaped with
some slight bruises. The parties were conveyed 10
the house OF friend, No. 623 Pacific street.
MEETING OF HOUSE PAINTERs-A meeting OF the
House Painters Association held last night at 500
Fulton street. Mr.. f. B. Mason In the chair. The
painters are receiving SO so per day. and there
y plenty OF work. No business OF importance wss
transacted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-25
. BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

TIE ORPHAN ASYLUM OUrRAaE.--Yesterday morn
Ing DIR. HYDE and Jane Davis, the physician and
mairon OF the Protestant Orphan Asylum, IN Cum
berland street. were arrested and taken before JUS
tice Buckley on the charge Of being implicated in
the alleged outrage on the hoy Edward ferguson.
The defendants were released on their own rccOgni-
zance 10 await an examination, which Is set down
for two O'Clock this AFTERNOON.
TIE ALLEGED ASSAULT By CUSTOM House
oFFrcEn.--In the case OF Frank webb, Custom
House day inspector, mentioned In yesterdays
Hrn,lp az charged before Justice Delmar with an
assault upon Dennis McHenry, mate Of q ship lying
at the foot OF Anty street, 10 has been ascertaned
from, further Information that the man McIienry was
moi I'm any way connected with said ship, and that
the assault complained OF was only such violence as
bis Interference rendered imperative upon the in
spcctor In discharge Of his duty az United States
officer Mcienry IL az present in custody and further
proceedings are TO be had In the matter.
FIRE At GREEsPoMr.--r fcboat factory OF J.
L. Bushee situated In Kent street, Greenpoint, took
fire az halfpast twelve O'Clock yesterday morning
and sustained q damage 10 building and contents OF
10000 The property was fully insured. This Is the
second time Mr. Bushees factory has been destroyed
by fire.
THE HOMICIDE OF PATRICK MuRrHY--TuR PRISON.
EMS HELD TO AsswBR.-The Coroner's inquest touch.
ing tho death OF Patrick Murphy was concluded
last evening Tho deceased, it will DO remeni.
bered was assaulted on the night OF the 3Ist
OF March by two young men named Patrick
Purcell and James Dwyer az he was pass
ing through Fourth avenue, near Union street,
lie was Knocked down ana struck over the eye with
heavy stone, from tho effects Of which he died at
the City Hospital. Mrs. Mary Murphy, the wife OF
the deceased, testified that she proceeding home
with her husband on the night In question: and when
became engaged In an alteration with the
prisoners. They knocked her husband down. but he
got up again. Purcell then picked up stone and
struck him on the head, knocking him down the
second time. Witness recognized the prisoners
after they had been arrested and taken TO the
Filtiatb nreHjnc station hanse The jprv retnrDe, the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-25
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

InternaI Revenue Case-Cbarge Against
Government Keepers.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
j77te United States os. Wnlians England ana
or'ers.-This case was resumed yesterday. A great
number of witnesses have been examined on this
inquiry, and that which presents the most curious
feature In it is that with the exception Of Marcus
Builon, one Of the proprietors OF the rectifying
establishment, and another, all the witnesses for
the defence were government officials and employees
As previously stated the drift Of the testimony is to
establish the alleged fact that in resisting Colonel
Porter In his capacity OF revenue inspector, there
was no guilty intent on the part OF William England
because being appointed keeper of the premises by
the Deputy Marshal he believed he was acting right
y and in conformity with his instructions in Op-
posing the entrance Of any person into the concern
while was in his charge 1t s also charged against
the defendants that they ran the distery after its
SEIZURE by Marshal Murray.
This the defendants deny, and gave evidence to
khow that meter was attached to the distillery
which recorded all the whiskey made, and which
showed that no whskey passed through 1t after the
seizure. Assistant District Attorney Bell contended
that this evidence was valueless; as more frauds had
been committed in dstilleries with meters attached
than IN any others. The further hearing was ad-
JOlirned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-25
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

The Academy OF Sciences OF Paris has elected Sir
Roderick Murchson ~ Foreign Associate 10 the
place OF the late Mr.. Faraday.
The Faculty Of Sciences In Paris has Just received
from the Royal Society OF London a nattering mark
OF esteem in the form of complete collection OF the
reports OF the sittngs commenced In $780, together
with series Of philosophical transactions for the
last tbrtycight years, forming seventy.six quarto
volumes.
The Germans nre beginning TO print their books In
Roman type. II Is found much clearer and less
trying TO the eyes. Ophthalmology --which killed
hall the peor compostors before they had been ten
years at the business. and caused German printing
once TO be the funniest asscmblage Of pale faces
small forms and big green goggles ever seenwiIl be
banlshed by the change.
The governors Of Guys Hospital, London have
Just been presented with ten pictures by Mr. AbsooD.
painted expressly by him for the decoration Of the
sick wards.
very curious discovery has recently been made
count by NJ. kuhlInan, the celebrated chemist. M.
Bertsch has found that EPSON salts tsulphate OF
maesa dssGed a IN eeer together with small
applied TO pane or glass with a sponge or brush,
viii, on cystallizng, produce Identical designs 20
the idea of going step further and transferring
those fairy Ike creations to stuns and paper. Eor
OF IRON on which afterwards laid one OF lend by
means OF a powerful hydraulic press the minuiest
details OF the figures In question were duraby i'm
printed on the soft metal, and a COPY of them In
relief was then obtained by galvanoplasiics.
At meeting OF the Aeronauical Society OF Great
Britain the other day, the machinery and wings OF
q new lying maciine were exhibited which only
weighed fifteen ounces.
At the last sitting Of the French Academy Of
Sciences NJ Dauree described meteorite picked mp
in the Philippine Islands, and supposed to have fallen
in 1852 Upon analysis IL was found TO possess the
characteristics common to the majority OF aerolltbs
hitherto collected, Its density being represented by
| a. It's constituent parts are marnesia proioxidc
Of iron, little oxide Of nickel and o very small
quantity OF alumna. Another paper on q similar
and 81 Meunier Jointly, in which ihoy gave minute
account OF the meteorite that fell at Murca, spain,
In 1865 ana excited much interest AT the Great EXIT
billion last year. The density OF this large block,
which measures about sixteen inches In length, as
many In breadth and ten and half In height rs S.6t
" IL nearly entire being almost everywhere covered
with the wei known crust, which, however, is not
| black IN tns instance, but COURAGEOUS, circun-
stance attributed by the asthcvs s..srdeis decom-
\ position aitcr i'll fai'
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cosp,nr,,cr MEN IN CUsropY.--yestertiay after
noon George A. Hoere native OF Dublin, who
recently arrived from Pennsylvania, where he had
been employed, was passing along West street. when
a man giving his name as Charles Ward accosted
him and opened brisk conversation. Ward said he
was going to New Orleans and wished Hoere TO ac-
company him there, promising to find him steady
employment at the rate OF 81 so day.
During the conversation Samuel King approached
Ward and asked him 70 Pay for the goods which he
the corner OF Broadway and Rector street. where
officer Thompson discovered and watched the par.
answer 20 Kings question: produced what purported
to be bag OF gold, and said he had other money.
In this emergency Hoere was appealed to- and gave
Ward $35 In Treasury notes. which was Witnessed by
officer Thompson lie and of1cer Hey, also OF the
Twenty seventh precinct, who had joined him, fol.
Broadway, where King and Ward requested Hoere to
and get change for the gold The officers DC closely
Ward came down on the John street entrance OF the
building and were arrested. On searching the prs-
the possession Of King and on both the accused par
ties bogus checks and bag Of spurious coins pur-
porting to be twenty dollar gold pieces King con-
1t to him. The prisoners were taken before Justice
Hogan and committed to the Tombs for exami-
nation. Hoere, who Is temporarily stopping at No.
IS Cherry street. was sent to the House Of Detention
as Witness
CAPTURE OF BURGIARs-The city at the present
time seems to be infested with gangs OF burglars Of
dangerous character. Among the latest recorded
are three ''cracksmen'' named James Brady George
Mitchell and Eugene Baker. From the afidavits filed
1t appears that on Thursday night officers Murphy
and MCGEE, of the Fifteenth precinct, observed four
suspicious characters lettering about the premises OF
Clement Heerdt No. 35 Fourth street. near the Bow.
cry Convinced that they had some evil designs the
officers secreted themselves and awaited their
movements The burglars forced lock upon
q gate and gained access TO the premises
OF Mr. Heerdt which are separated from the rear OF
Albros grocery store on the Bowery by high fence.
While the men were in the act OF scaling the fence
servant girl Of Mr. Heerdt entered the yard and they
beat hasty retreat leaving the ladder behind them.
They were pursued by the officers Brady, the chief,
led on mp the Bowery to Sixth street, across to
Second avenue, down Second avenue to Fourth
street, where he was nabbed by the officers Upon
his person were found loaded revolver and jimmy.
The other prisoners Mitchell and Baker, were
secured soon after. yesterday morning they were
aragned at the Jefferson Market before the Justice,
and, waving trial, were committed to the Special
Sessions in default Of $500 bail EACH fourth per-
son, who gave his name as Charles Roberts, was ar
rested, but the evidence was not sufficient to hold
him, and he was discharged.
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NEW YORK CITY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couaT-x ADMIRALTY.
Alleged Non-Delivery Of Cargo.
Before Judge Blatchford.

Before Judge Blatchford.
CHARLES Partridge ct al, rs. The ship Ben Adams
In this action is brought IN rem by the libeant
70 for alleged non-deivery OF quantity Of
hour consigned to the plaintiffs at New Orleans in
March, 1865, as consgnees 1t is alleged by the libel
hnts that 1000 barrels of nour-Nonpareil brand
were consigned to them, but that only 43e barrels
were delivered to them, and they sue for vaiue OF
balance, S70l2 so, with interest. The answer admits
the TACT OF the flour being consigned 70 .ne
hbelants, but AYERS that all the 1000 oarIeis
were delivered to libellants by being placed on the
dock after due notice ibellants and WERE from the
service Of such notice. at the owners risk MessrS.
Bully and Donohue for libellants; Messrs. T. o. I.
buckly ald Hill for the claimants. e
y Maritime Contract and Lien.
DGridJ J. TtTos. The Brig Ante'ope.-This was
suit IN rem by the belant to recover the value Of
Get Of spars &C., furnished by him to one MARVEL 10
September, 1865. MARVEL, as alleged, was at the
time building the Antelope for her owner and the
spars were furnished on his order by libellant me
defence is that rs the spars &C., not furnished
the order of either the owner agent or master OF
the vessel there was consequently no lien on the
vessel for the payment nor was the agreement
maritime contract giving the court jurisdiction. De-
ctsen reserved.