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The Stroudsburg Preachers Meeting met

The Stroudsburg Preachers Meeting met
in the NJ f. Church, Monday afternoon,
October 29th, 1872 Rev j. Pastorfeld in
the Chair. Religious services were conduct
ed by Rev. d. Young. A number of inter
esting reports Of the state of the work in
their charges were then given by the pastors
The order of the day was then taken up.
An Essay on The absurdities of Spiritual
ism by the Secretary. The following Min
listers were appointed Committee On nom
nations for Office, to report next meeting,
viz: ID. Young and r. c. Wood The stan
ding committee reported that an Essay will
be delivered next Monday by Rev. j. Pas
torfeld On motion adjourned The Dox-
ology was sung and the Benediction pro-
aounced by Rev. r. c. Wood.
GEO. VI. +. GRAFT, See'y.
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THE HORSE DISEASE.

The horse disease which is raging in
New York and Canada is assuming alarm
ing proportions, aud our farmers and 9th
er owners of horses should take every
precaution to prevent its introduction
here 1t is spreading terribly, and such
a fatality among horses was never known
before. The ~ Y Herald states that in
aud about that city $4,000 of them are
suffering with it-half the stock belong
ing to street railroad, stage, express, man.
ufacturing and other companies, livery
stables, &c, is under treatment Veter
inarians are at there wits end, but can
not stop the maady 1t is evidently con
tagious Therefore, horses should be
kept at home, aud separated as much as
possible
CAMDEN, N. j., Oct. 23.-Ten new
cases of horse epidemic were reported to
day at one stable, and seven at another
A number of milkmen are obliged to car
ry milk to their customers. Other cases
are reported, and it is certain that the
disease is spreading.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2S-The horse
disease broke out here TO day Twenty
eases are reported at Freas's stable, in
Cherry st, below Pifth-ave III cases in
the adjoining stable, and five horses be
longing to Francis D. Kramer & Co. are
affected. Simple remedies are being ap
piled. All the horses have heavy cous his,
swollen and bloodshot eyes, accompanied
by swelling in the throat. Four cases
are reported in one of the railway stables.
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Auditors Notice

Estate Of GEO. D. VAN BUSKIRK, deceased
The undersigned appointed by the Orpb,n.r
Court of Monroe County, Auditor to make a..
tribution of the money in the hands of D,u;sr
Van Buskirk, Administrator Of the Fsta,n 80
said deceased, will attend to the duties Of b;a
appointment, on Thursday, November aS,s' ,i
1872, at 10 o'elobk A. NJ. at the Pro,hopo,,rvi:
Office, in Stronjsbnrg, when and where u,
persons interested are reqeired to attend and
present their claims or they will be forever Jo'
barred from coming in for any share Of said
fund.
THO. NJ. McILHANEY, Auditor.
October 81 1879
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The Sixth Premium.

For sic successive gears the GROVER x BAktn IN
Sewing Machine has carried of PriEeS al INV
Monroe County Fairs. i
At the late meeting of the Society, II aN".u-
ed the Premium to this excellent Macnlne nv nv
DOING THE BEST WORK DONE ~.
THE GROUND" We did not import u~-F
samples from the cities, bat showed the oo,n-
mittee the capacity of the Machine, hoy eYH, 'SIo
plete and readily every style of work cQuiH
done; sewing through nine thcknesSes OF m nv,
w cloth, four thickness of leather ana 'Sfe
boxes; then without any change OF needle %
thread, sewing cambric, muslin apa,'lssne P"'
per- ,.o,rt
litter careful examination of the d!9el9 !1eI n
machines on exhibition the Judges deeioeu
favor of the working ability of the -" "0roSei "
Baker" E,
Therefore the gery be2t Sewing Machine hi',rsd
for every Lady to purchase is the imPi0'
Grover q Baker. ..u; in
Sold on monthly instalmenis, with i"i'
structions. r,-c
Stroudsburg, Sept 26, 1872.
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Horses.

A correspondent makes the sensible
remark that winter or summer, exceptlD Q
stormy times, there is no place SO com
Portable for colts or tired work horses as
good pasture lot To tie up a horse at
night in anarrow cell, with a floor to stand
on, is a species Of cruelty that civiliza-
ton ought to be ashamed of. IF the ami
NAL must be confnd like victim in a
dungeon for PHYS sake let him have his
head, and give him at least twelve feet
square, with soft dry floor to stand OF
lie on.
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To our Friends and Patrons

We announce that at the late meeting OF the
Monroe County Agricultural Society, The frS'
premium was awarded to the EStey Organ. -,
With due regard 20 the energy and zeal OF
other parties competing for the same prize lnes
found their instruments, vhea compared WIN WIN
the superior merits of the Estey, TO be Wut
class. In other words only limitations.
The style of the Estey is pleasing, It's Iu'I
depth of lone combines Il sweetness and PoseP
that will make ii favorite in every house els
Gle in Monroe county.
The ORGAN is durable and fully guaIah-
teed.
We invite the public to call and examine OF
send for illustrated circular.
SOLD on EASY TERMS
J. y. SIGAFls>
Stroudsburg, Sept 26, 1872,
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A correspondent from Starke county,
Ohio, under date of October 23d, sends
the following works of warming to cooks
and all interested: "The Colorado bugs
are found amoug the white beans, after
they are thrashed and it is said this bug
is poisonous so let this be a warning to
cooks, that they pick the beans over care
fully and wash them n hot water before
boiling. DB."
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The first Constitutional Convention
convend at Harrisburg on Monday 2,
1887, and remained in session until the
l4th of July, when it adjourned until
Tuesday. the 18th Of October. On the
2Sth of Novem Der, pursuant TO resolution,
the convention assembled at Musical Fund
Hall, Philadelphia, where it remained in
session unit! the 22d OF February, 1898,
when it adjourned sine die. The amend
ments to the constitution framed by this
convention were submitted to the people
on the second Tuesday of October, 1898.
and were adopted by majority of l,2l2,
the vote being, for amendments ll3 ,91l.
against amendments, ll2 ,759.
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A fearful balloon accident happened at

A fearful balloon accident happened at
De Kalb, H.. Friday. An aeronaut had
a balloon ready to ascend, when, before
he had entered the car, it broke loose and
few upward. y hanging robe canght
around the leg of man named McMann
and carried him up to the height of about
a hundred feet, when he managed to climb
into the basket When the balloon had
reached distance of 400 feet from the
earth McMann deliberately jumped out
and was picked Up dead.
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The undersigned begs leave to inform the
Citizens of Monroe county and vicinity, that
he has disposed of his entire interest in the
Real Estate business, to his late partner,
Wilson Peirson, for whom he solicits con-
tinuance Of the patronage so libcrally bestow-
ed on him heretofore
dec. IA, '7l-tfl. GEO. L. WALKER
The undersigned beg leave to inform the
citizens of Monroe county and vicinity, that
they have enterad into co-partnership, for
the purpose of buying and selling
REAL ESTATE,
as successors to the late firm of Geo. L..
Walker 4 Co., and respectfully solicit the
continuance of the patronage extended to the
former firm.
WILSON PERSON,
dec IA, '7l-tfl THOS. STILLMAN,
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Auditors II Office
of lHELCIfr)IR OEPTyE, ,ls,.u,.

Estate q 1dELCHOiR OEPCE,, deceased.
The undersigned appointed by the Orvhansr
Court of Moaroe County, Auditor to make dis.
tribution of the money II the hands of Philin
Depne and John Turn, administrators of the
Estate of said deceased, will attend to the d,r-
ties of his appointment, on Friday, November
29th, 1872, as 10 o'clock A. u. at tbs Pr,thon-
otary's Office, in Stroudsburg, xisen aa4 where
sill persons interested are required to aatenS
and present their claims or they Will be fezev
er debarred from coming ia for any share Of
said fund.
THO. NJ. McILHANEY, Auditor.
October 81, lS72-4t
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Big beats are common now days, and
there seems to be no limit to their big
ness The Morning Republican speaks of
one, raised at Hyde Park by Mr.. j. j.
Shopland, which weighed thirteen and
half pounds.
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Tsae Horse disease, now so prevalant in
so many places as to seriously interfere with
business transportation, has visited this
neighborhood. Aaron L. Crook, lost a
horse last week. having every symptom of
the disease. Our farmers and others possess
ing them should give their horses extra care
lust now
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we are requested to say that all Express
freight from Philadelphia for points on the
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western 4. r.
should be ordered through the Philadelphia
& Reading r. r. Express, Office GA Chest
nut street. Philadelphia.
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Auditors Notice.

The Undersigned Auditor appointed By the
Court of Common Pleas OF Monroe Ceanty. to
make distribution of money in she hands of N
g. Frutehey, acting Administrator of the Estate
of Wn,- W. Frutehey, l;ste of Mslale Smith
field tsp, IN said County, deed, hereby gives
notice that he will attend to the duties OF his
appfonnens on Friday the 18Th dav Of Novem-
Der, 1872, at ? o'clock p. M, at the Office Of
John e. Storm, in the borough of S,routsburg,
which time and place all parties interested
may attend or he forever ,leherred from coming
in upon said fuhd- JOHN S. BROWN,
Oct "A, Tit Auditor
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The chairman of the New York Demo
cratic State Executive Committee has
issued an address called upon Democrats
to arrest all parties attempting bribery In
the election. He must be poking fun at
the uuterrifed.
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NOTICE.

There will be an Election held at the Bank
ing house of the Stroudsburg Bank, on Mon
day November 18th, between the hours of II
and 4 o'clock, p. M, to elect Is Directors to
serve for the ensuing year.
Oct. 2f- j. MACKEY, Cashier.
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Bss~ Republicans should be careful when
they vote next Tuesday to obtain the proper
ele ctoral ticket. That which represents the
the Republican nominations of Grant and
Wilson is headed by "Adolph Il. Borie. !"
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EEl these times of ''Sour Kraut' famine
it may not be miss to know that the failure
of the Cabbage crop was not total. Friend
Foulke ofsHighland Dell on Monday last cut
and sold from his patch some 2,300 heads
of as fine cabbage as we ever saw. He has
several thousand good heads yet in field.
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tt is rumored that Chiel Justice Chase
will be compelled to retire from the bench
of the Supreme Court this winter, account
of falling health Judge Cartier, of Ohio,
is talked of as his successor.
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The Lehigh County Agricultural Socie-
ty now numbers exactly 700 members.
The shares are valued at $50 each, and
no individual can hold more than one.
The annual income is equal to about
$4,000, and the real and personal es
tate of this society is worth $4,000
The sum annually paid out in the shape
Of premiums amounts to over 81 900.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-10-31

Guite number Of our citizens enjoyed
"a trip of the light fantastic toe, at Viii
liam $ Hall, on Tuesday evening last. The
company was very select, and all hands agree
that very plcasurable time was had. The
dance kept up until the wee sma' hours. y
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MARRIED.

On the 9th October, at the Parsonage at the
Delaware Water Gap. by the Rev. Robert c.
Wood, Mr.. Milton Yetter, of East Stroudsburg,
and Miss Amanda L. Wright of Orange Co.
New York.
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Brigham Young is president of the
Deseret National Bank of Salt Lake City,
just authorized to commence business with
capital Of 200 900
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A E.iar, was killed on the Railroad neal

A gnaE, was killed on the Railroad near
Bells Bridge, on Wednesday Of last week.
lie was walking on the track, and was con-
siderably under the influence of liquor, and
when the train came along, either did not or
could get out of the way, and was run over.
He was an Irishman by birth; but we did
learn bis name
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Jane Howard, of Dubuque, wants s40Oo
because John Collins said she would carry
off stove If it wasn't too hot and toe
heavy. People should be careful no"
they converse about stoves.
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PAPER Thieves

Paper Thieves.-We have received
numerous complaints Of late from subscri-
bers, to the effect, that their paper after
having been delivered at the front door, dis
appears very mysteriously. This mean prac-
tice of stealing newspapers, we trust will be
discontinued, as the parties, if detected will
be dealt with to the full exteut of the law.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-10-31

The Harrisburg Patriot says: The
business of the Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad at Reading, averages nearly $780,
900 per month.
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The Palmer Bros. have opened new
Meat Market, on Main street, in Walton s
building, ID door lelow Ruster's Clothing
Store Their shanlbles are always loaded
with the best to be had. Purchasers should
make a note Of this fact
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BY an aggregation of the vote for Con
gressmen in Pennsylvania at the late elec
tion it appears that the Republican ma
iority in the State was 1912.
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR
"zNSECTS Az EEOMEv

700 pages upwards of 700 cuts; 81 full No..
engravings "Just the Book for intellip~aise ipase
rural homes" THE drawings are faitbfnT Ten' "a
presentations of Insect and Plant.n Send re-
Circular. Address GEORGE BRooKs 1oi of
North seventh ST., Philadelphia. Ia
Oct. 81, 1S72-ly
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The price of apples on the streets is
about fifty cents bushel. Winter apples
will probably be a trifie higher.
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An iron church, the entire cost Of
which was sl50,000, was shipped from
New York few days since for the town
Of Ancon, Peru
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NOTICE.

Owing 70 Il contemplated chasse in the firm
of Lee & Co, all perseas indebted to said 6rm
are heEeby most respectfully fsoti6ct! to settle
their accounts or ct before the tirst UosdoA Of
December. 1872 Al accouHt. remaining un-
settled after that time will be placed IN the
hands Of III Attorney fos collection.
LEE & co.
d. s. LEE.
J. NJ. POSTEN. eOct. 2f T72-6t
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The largest assortment of Carpets and
Oil Cloths ever brought in Monroe county,
can now be seen at the furniture ware room
of Lee & Co., will be sold cheap for cash.
Oct "a, '72-lm.
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The pavements in many portions of our
town should be repaired before winter sets IN.
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To the Members Of the Monroe Horse
Company:
Notice is hereby given, that the annual
meeting of said Company will be held at Sny-
dersville, on Saturday, November 9Th at 9
o'clock a. m, roll call at 2 p. M.
p. S. EDINGER, Pres't.
JOHN III. FENNER, See'y. TOct 81, '72-St.
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Several monitors are being fitted out at
our navy yard and shipyards for service on
the West India station.
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During the month of September II $3.50
gallons of whiskcy were distilled in Lehlgh
county. The Z. S. tax thereon amounted
to $T.9l560.
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Go to Simon Fried's for trunks and
valices.
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A sweet potato was raised in York Co
which weighed So pounds (What a
whopper! The root, we mean
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The farmes are beginning to husk their
larg crops of corn.
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The liberty of the prcss-Squeezing 6
pretty girl in crowd.
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Ann Campbell, a Canada dairy maid,
has died at the age of l3l years. She
had worn out fifteen generation of cows
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All parties, Churches and Sunday schools
in want of good Organs, are invited to call
atJ. G. Keller's store, or send for descriptive
catalogue Address
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Kansas is getting immigrants at the
rate of 10000 year, and now has a po
pulatiou of 100000.
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There is no charge for showing goods at
Fried's, neither are there cross looks if you
do not bay
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Go to Simon Fried's for shirts and Um-
brellas.
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Ef you want to see the latest style of
fall and winter goods, go to Simon Fried's.
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Sewing Machines are run by water
power Ia California
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WANTED. Twenty laboring men to
w work in Blue Stone Quarry, near
SpragueviIle Apply at the Garry, or at
office Of Peirson 4 Stilman, East Stouds-
burg.
September 26, lS72.-tf
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Go to Simon Fried's for nice fitting
suit
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Smallpox has made its appearance il
New York.
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Go to Simon Fried's for boots and shoes.
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There is good sleighing in some parts
Of Michigan
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Go to Simon Fried's for neck ties and
collars
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Go to Simon Fried's for hats and caps.
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Stillnlan and PeirsOn,

Having purchased the well known Blue
Stone Quarries of ". c. Cromer & Son at
Spragueville, are working them to their full
est capacity and are now prepared to take
orders and supply all kinds Of Blne Stone:
Tagging Curbing, &C., at short notice and
at lowest moderate prices.
September %, lS72-tf
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT,
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ULYSSES S. GRANT, of Illinois.
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NOTICE.

eOct. zfT2-6t
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-13
Horrible.

The Radical press is droad adfully
afraid of Judge Davis, and are huuts
ing up ell sorts of bad thugs against
him. The New York "TImos" has
made this remarkable, discovery
Judge Davis, the 1,borihg Mems
candidate for the Presidehcy, weighs
two hundred aud fifty-six pounds, and
voted, in 1888. in favor Or tn. pro-
slavery view Of "State Fights." This
record renders it likely that tho "Lsi
boring meno will Gud The Judge ~
man Of more "weighth than they ard
abl Q to carry.
This is positively i,onstrous The
very idea that Davis Weighs two hum
dred and fifty six pounds, and forty
years ago {when he was not Of age y
cast a vote in favor Of the constitu-
tional rights of the States, is abhor,
rent to tho very natures Of freemen |
rrot him Of the track at once. The
"LALoring Men" Will tolerate nd
such crimes
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Fraud OH Il Baltimore Sugar House.

The Cincinnati Commerce. ial saws
that few days since member of n
Baltimore sugar refining house, one
of tne largest in the United States,
went to Cincinnati, where, with the
aid OF detective, he discovered that
prominent grocery firm had been
extensively using the sugar brand of
the bal'imprc house. The stencil
brand was captured, and the shipping
clerk, taking it for granted that he
NUT answer any qne> ton that man
with search warrant might SEQ fit to
ask, confessed that il had been used
frequently, on hundreds of barrels in
fact, bat not quite recently. The
offence is punishable by fine not
exceeding five hundred dollars aud
imprisonmc INT not exceeding six months.
The Cincinnati firm is said to have
Immediately gone down on it's knees.
1t appears that the Baltimore firm
discovered the fraud only recently,
although the perpetrators had been
pract'cing it for six months or more,
thus palming off their sugars as the
choicest that could be had from Bal.
tim're. There is a buzz of excite.
ment over this affair. Whether it
Will be compromised or exposed in the
courts in criminal aud civil suits re
mains to be seen.
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Scandal for Ladies'.

Six months is nowadays considered
to be the extreme length of time that
an engagement should exist befote
marriage:
The present wife Of q Buffalbnian
objects to his keeping the memories of
her five predecessors green. by wearing
live binds Of Grape on his hat.
Ata mteting Of certain eooiety
in Peta una; not lohg since, a CRATE
full swain accosted swainess to $40
her home: "Ob, yes,'' said she, "see
me as far as you can, but don't dare
to walk alongside of me-" lie took
the other street.
Young ladies who are married 40.
cording to the old fashioned ceremo
ny; faltcr little now when they
come to the "obey." Tho latcs t
dodge, however, is to repeat in indis-
tinct tones aud rapid manner "love,
honor and be gay" Many O guile:
less youth gets fooled in this manner
these days, but he finds it out too
late;
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Insanity Cured by SmalI.Pnx.

An extraordinary case, which can
not fail to interest the medical fra
!er"ity, is reported in tho Troy,
New York, Tunes. A patient in the
insane department Of the Marshall In.
Urinary, who had been confined there
upwards of two years asa luhatic,
was attacked with the small poS, and
after tho usual run of the disease re-.
covered not only his bodily health,
but his reason also. lie 10 now np.
parently as sound in u,ind as in BODY
and is prepari' G to 60 about his usu.
al avocations. Is has long been n
common opinion that the smsll pox -,
where it does not terminate fatally
cleanscs the system Of all Impurities.
causing all other bodily diseases to
disappear with, when a cure is G feet =.
ed; but it is something quite new for it
to restore to crazy man his under.
standing.