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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-08-12
Carriage, Wagon,

and, IN fact, everything in his line of bu.
slness, at the shortest possible notice, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed and paint
ed in the best style of the art.
Having first-class material always on
hand, and none but frst.class work men
engaged, the public are assured that none
but iirst-class work viii be turned out at
his shop :"
In connection with his Carriage Shon
he has also a Blacksmith Shon vbore
superior @orkmen will always be found
feauy TO attend TO the orders of customers
!he public are invited to call aud ex
anime his stock before purchasing else.
where. VALENTINE KAUTZ.
September Is, l867.-tf
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CEN1Aus
LINIMENTS.

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fssrs HBt hhramAtisnl u ttlfty YesFs standing
s1fkahtenng fagefs Az !auN winch bad been
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any ssgnuat Of none paid ~ medical atten
aanre Bbcp phFaeiAHs are called thef fto
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-30
To the Old Folks, and 10
the Boys and Girls.

Tsse Basssn gaurnal Ia a recent issns sAys
uIs.sturs - yanrseH shat magazine fof chi
dref ought q be how bright AID winninR "a
saf3tants how pure aud stimulating 10 to&ehiugt
how rosplfndsut with pictures, SAD then turn
rsfr tbe pages Il kr NICHOLAS aud yea VIA
lisa youF iaQAl r'sll1eo
Thf Chicago intur.0eean eayr, ~. NICHOLAS
IL ~ Institution q Which Young aud DID amer
isA aiu ~ proud a. England 4 u fanoA, 4
house sifb al ~ NICHOLAS continues she
gylt4F. ,..Ioos .,at deserve % qwp any boys and
Dire IS aoa should wRg its httle tail while
pre Sing its re through the area ralliugsi em'
phAtsgAfiy. we would observe that should We
am csnfesesnh 10 shine upon thai hause, bis
soiar foatssty would make big mistake
Tho frat volume u ST, NICHOLAS was sur.
1 ori.s egew Il tha pablo chat had heartily vel
ea,soa III. nuiiher ~ number. NewspApSi
rites expressed enthusiastic approval; children
Z ana parsats aaro ankle delighted, and congrhta
ntory Isitfra iram distinguished men and
women poured Do upon the publishers and editor
I Chsties Dudley Warner wrote ~ DO not see
how i can be made any better, aud II children
don't lac ii, il L. ane 90 change the kihd Of
children ia this country" Whittier cur great
poet wrote. 1T Is little ~ cay Of this magazine
I ihAtit Is the best child's periodical Ia the
world" aud words If hearty eommendatoa came
I across the ocean FROM such earnest workers And
popular faYofites 81 the young as Geo. Mac
I donald Christina kossetli, sud canon Kingsley
Z Beautifully haund, supcrbly illustrated, and
I SLED vita Eood tiiiDgs from the best winters
I dneudiug three long seriel stnresl. the nrst
I volume OF So, Nicholas, oomple M itself s 4
i dner Ceristnas gift for girls and boys to-day
I than ans single booA Ia tue market, excepting
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-12-30
THE BOY EMIcRANTs"
BY NOAH BROOKS,

Giving the adventures Of party Of boys on
their long journey across the plains, with vivid
portraiture of their Life in California during the
days OF the Gold Fever Mr.. Brooks brings TO
this work, in addition TO his wel-known literary
gfts a thorough familiarity with the features
Of that Wild country and the people then focnng
toward IL. What lac has TO say Of them ID per-
yaded with a subtle aud intense SAVIOR Of reality
that enables the reader TO follow the characters
in their adventures with a positive sense OF
compauionship The contagion Of the gold
feYer;" the great difficulties and perils which
btleagnored their journey across the plains aud
mountains, and finally the adventurous, half
civilized, and yet, In certain rude way, poetic
lie Ia the mines Of California, are all described
with wonderful truthfalness and skill. Add to
this the eleyatel tone prevailing the work, and
the irresistiabe attraction which such a nara
tive possesses for boys AMI the value Of this
stirring, healthy seri | becomes eyldsnt
There il 90 be another and shorter serial, be-
ginning ia January and running through three
numbers
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JON OF ICELAND"
BY BAyARD TAYLOR.

4 atlghtfully vivid story d su Icelandic DO, Z
career, tan 81 incidents, which could happen ia
no 0ther county, ana gIepbic4.ly touchitg mp u
the Gust ms lfs, and general fcatnreso Of that
strange land
TIE best general reading for boys an girls IL
Insured BY irt oi pfesen, and PROMISED com
tfibgtars, among whom sfei
William Culea Bryant, George Macdonald.
Christina Rossetti Louisa NJ. Aic0tt, i r.. Trow-
bridge, 4 b Aldrica, kiizabeth stuart IN los,
Abby Morton DiaZ, Harriet Prescott sPotfdrd,
Donald g A.tcbell, II. a., Elmnnd q. Stedman,
Lucy Llrcom, Charles Dudley Warner, Bret
iiarte, Frank Il. Stockton Elizabeth AkefH
Aim ] ". Higginsnn, Lacretia H.. Hale, Prof
T. Proctor, Mrs. oaphsnt and Rev. Edsard
Eggezt0B.
speclM papers are secured ~ promised, viz
AT onomy iur Young Folks prof PTootl m,
Chapters On Windsor Castle and English History
Airs. Ohplanti, 1slks With 0irla N .. A. II.
= Whitney, II. II, LOUISA NJ. Aicoit. susan
Coolidge and Mrs. Dodge, Little Housekeepers
Pages Marion HAysnd, suthor 81 "Common
sense IN the Householdrl Also Incidents Of
american History, Practical Handwork for boys
aud giriz. Sketches Of Adventure and Travel,
fAip Tales, aud stories Of Home Life. A Young
Contributors department II 10 be added 10 The
wt.l'ku0wn and approved Regular Pastures; and
10 short, the magazine viii be made ~ nsefal.
lively. aud entertaining - the pufesi aud beet
WRITES and artists eaa make ~
SINE Of the finest u0rks Of the great painters
have bcen engraved Tor n. NICHOLAS, And iis
Illustrations ioF 1876 sih enrpass AAytin ever
jet st,emPaed 10 jugeHlie ilcfature
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The yellow CsRtaur Lininent,

u hssaPte1 e. tie tough skin, rlutrlce and assh
y tae zHlma creation H. efiecte upon severe
eAsee ~ SPAWN. hwEeuy. Wind Gai, BIS Head
sod F3N-Esh are httle less thsu marvellous.
hrstys. J. CeCi0re A Co., DragRiste, COZ Iln
ana Ftout streets, Cincinnati, o.. says.
Ia cur neighborhood = number o. tcAmsterr
are using the Ceutauf Llnimtnt They pro-
HaaHet "a ~ venor . Any thiug they have ever
Nsesa ~ @A ~ t3pt ~ faa5 80 i've deHen bol-
llts pef M8ush - 0saeIs u horses and mules
NshaYe volumes 81 testimonials describing
cure. II sufsihs Kicks. q "a, Poll Evil, Big
Head and even foHnders. which are little lees
thau mAfeels No owner VI 40 animal can AFFORD
10 BE- without = bottle 1T CentGnr Eminent
which ans day may prove worth twenty times
lie cost.
sold everywhere, but prepared only at the
Laboratory Of ]. b. Rose & Co.,
&c Dey ST., New York
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HARTFORD, CoAN.
ITS NAME INDICATES IT'S QUALITIES.

lat. Beeaase it IL aaapted TO ~ The wants 81
family sesiHg.
"a. Beeau,e il can be readily eolaprehondsd
BY any one Wishing 20 see.
Bls beeausa L fHUs essiiyt
tia Etnslse u - a.Ns5s ready aaa neysr
takes on tAts
Sta because il vii % Any Mad N sawine
With ic-s changes ard feHsr TIA atlaeAnseats
tbNH snY other machine
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Il ia twothreAA machine, making 40 elastic
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th&s a straight short nfesls
j hAs Shaiue sitb Fsisai spnsg fensi0n
lie upper IsUsieE requires No manipulating
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turning i ~ 81 - hinge sbd seliiue gocAs u
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Every par spfss Issstlysig. Ard Il l. sotleab.
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spnngs.
No iaaehios coats 20 little for Hsx parts aad
repsirs
ksedlss. nnd al articles required. sfs lar
nished a less prices thai tisoso iGs olhsf Aa-
chimes
TIE ab9ss sswins hsshsus = essfsa " Ghls
paper ~ pFeHsi ga To- ai8bz ses terms
lkeufs Nasisd fsF ever tgan ia this vicinity
Address shave and state 10 SHAT paper yeE
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| ENVELOPES, WRITING PAPER, ETC.
EMERSON ESTABROOK,

Manufacturer Agent for the sale Of Envelopes,
and al kinds Of Writing Paper, from the cheap
est grades 20 the most costly, and including
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imported papers to be found In any market.
have either in stock or sample everything il
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small will also furnish to order any Book
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can be bought Of the publishers or eisowhers
10 81 who want 10 canvass this fall or winter
would kAs can show You come good salAble
Articles for which / have a General Agency and
am constantly receiving more, for which want
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ST. Nicholas for 1875.

Which, with ita magnificent pictures, is two
complete serials, aud its innumerabe shorter
siorlez sketches, poems, fairy tales, rhymes and
hngles bits OF wisdom, its French, German and
the-pulpit the Letter.box, &c. &e., Is even more
superhiy attractive.
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CaStOria.

Cross. sckly babies and children may enjoy
health. and mothers have rest, II they viii use
Gaetoria. Worms, feve. ishnees, teething, wind
enhe. sour stomach aud undlgested food maze
children cross, Aod produce sickness.
Csstoria will aasimlate the food, expel wofms
and correct All these these things. For twenty
years DR.. Pitcher experimental in his private
practice 10 produce sn effective Cathsrtie ana
stomach regulator which would be Is effective
a. Castor OIL, without its unpleasant taste o.
rre1i.
The reput alton OF his experiment. extended
Physicians and nurses rapidly adopted bis remedy
10 which be gave the name Of Caetoris.
CAstoriA 10 as pleasant 10 take as honey, regu-
lsies tho stomach and bowels. and Goes not
g'ipe. Il Is adapted 10 all ages, contains no
alcohol aud 10 absolutely harmless to the most
tender iuiaut.
out it.
Prepared 81 the Laboratory Of J. b. Rose
Co.. SO Uey St., New York 27i3w40
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CATARRH.
Weakness Of ktdneYs and Pain.
fn the side and TACK,

"a TwsnaY Years SsalsllrF. lersa il TEE wests
IS Les thsa : Baans t,stAsFh eeaeh, 40
lssa - la prestpi sierr Nixhts. unless GA.
tArTh snaa sas hetFsaaslly pssd oafed ~ith
taae hetiia
Tssssssoay q seS -s=srs apss Aiglls -sslsssa.ss
ceaes y ssr , spa-
MKaskN LFrrtErasIs 4 O.. psusgisfs : have
had Catafrh httls Fis.ng ets ynsfs. ant palms
N hGek apA we3Aa1~e aaABeys taf twtntf
Ms GalAFyh was - had ttAi II ] dla spt iAks
eat&rfh snaa as soahied ltb caurh mart
or iena ~ nigta 1 have f4kan MarsAKils
OAtarFh Spaa feg t~o yesrs apa psftxralkfly ir
God Wuaahsf bad - pAte i every night " grt
nuaa. ! began 10 taks ynuF CcfstitannnAl o.
tAFfh Remedy sbesa uunlh A8o ADD hAvs ia
on sulg unN ane ke'ttie III lees tis2n wesk
the eoaF hisg ntgsts lsn noe, and have had
noBs since 70 speak u. thoag have had noae
~ The Remedy fsn seek.
have had pains IN nay SIDE 30 bad that did
not 10 oct Of the hohso ioF TVS weeks a. tilue.
NJ grektesl pain uAs "a mg right kidneY ]
hkYo been Al tsnes great eastertr from ms
kidaeys einoe isSa. IL Two vaskr sflsr / heFAu
to taAe ygat constitutional 0eiatth lleme.ly ths
AEv BosIos, n. n, Apr! Y. ls7o.
Hundreds Of cases o, similar nsiute cured
within the lKat year. Snuff and Lasinua givs
only temporary relief. The CONSTITUTIONAL
CAfAhRh REMEDY strikes al The root build,
mp The constitution, makes u new, aud drives
away Calarrh aud all diseases 81 the mncouu
msmhrsneA, aud their attendant pains sn1
aches, pertaining " head, back, shoulders
/ kidueys aud throat
( Price 81 per bottle Sold by All Druggists. A
PhAmplet " az pages, giving a TreAtise on Ca
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cures. ssut fsea, By addressing the Proprletors
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ron skLK Bx
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81. Nicholas for 1874 & 1875
FOUR VOLUMES.
The st. Nicholas Library.

These four volumes are sold for ts, being only
two collars yolume--a beautiful aud vaiuRhle
Christmas present ior an entire family OF young
folks.
The New York Tribune says: In the avail
anehe OF immoral literature THAI threatens the
children, some strong, vitality wholesome, and
really attractive magazine is required for them,
aud ST. NICHOLAS has reached higher platform
and cummands for this service wider resources
ia art sud letters, than any Of its predecessors
of contemporaries
Tie Sunday school Times says: "a cleaner.
purer more trustworthy periodical for children
cannot be named. The magazine does not claim
TO be religious bnt 1t is the side Of all that II
true and good from beginning TO end
The religious press all over the country
heartily commends ST NICHOLAS, aud virtually
echoes the opinion OF the New York Christian
Union, that II lie "a delightful magazine for all
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St. Nicholas for 1876

Promises even greater attractions than the pre-
vious volumes. strong feature OF the new
volume is an American Serial Story,
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We are now filing orders from
considerable distances, and have
succeeded in giving perfect satisiac-
ton in every instance. Goods or
dered by parties outside Bennington
County are forwarded by express,
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So a Year; 81 for bound vol.

We Nii send he magazine one year, begfnuin q
November. 1878. aud either u the tHo bound
su.u@es ss sogye, post pad, for 81 Or, saD'
seripti9a Ene year and tho tw8 Yslnmes fqf SO.
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gisons aid supply volumes II above rates.
November md December numbers Tree 70 al
hew subscribers for 1910. seril1nsrs Monthly
sna s. Nicholas, 81.
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THE FRENCH PILL,
"L'EMPE RATRICE."

The Empress" Pin viii prove infAlisbie
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PUBLIC ATTENTION
JOURNAL PRINTING HOUSE,

MANCHESTER, VT,
Having made important additions
70 job Material, Is now producing
work unsurpassed in quality Or price.
We solici'
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SOMETHING OF INTEREST
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-11
TIE MISSISSIPPI
The Fears of Flood subsiding.

New Orleans Times, Aug. g.
We incline to the opinion that, unless
there is a renewal Of the rains, there viii
be no serious disaster from overflow, at
least not below Ficksburg.
Memphis Ledger, Aug. 9.
Early last week when an overflow seem
ed imminent and the alarm was at its
height, we undertook to investigate and
see if the situation was as critical as most
persons supposed. Consulting the Signal
Service reports, we saw at once that the
upper Mississippi and Missouri were low
and not rising; from here to the Gulf ne
Mississippi was considerably below point
Of danger and all its tributaries from here
down were quite low, which gave a free
and unObstrucsed current to the Gulf.
The Cumberland was falling rapidly, and
from private sources we learned that the
Tennessee was comparatively low and fall
ing. The threatened food was coming
from Southwestern Missouri, Illinois, In
diana, Southwestern Ohio and portion Of
Pennsylvania. Upon these facts the Ledger,
of Tuesday last, predicated an assurance to
its readers that there would be a rise Of but
a few inches here, and gave our reasons for
such an assumption, which were in direct
conflict with the prevailing opinion. Each
day since has cOniImed our opinion as to
the imprObability Of an extreme overflow
as expressed in these columns. The rise
here has not been nine inches. The river
is stationary here to-day, will probably de-
cline by this evening and is falling at
Cairo. The upper rivers are all falling
and we feel assured that in few days the
river will be confined within its banks.
We have carefully applied reason TO the
facts known and tried to prevent unneces-
sary alarm, rather than create a sensation,
We hope the damage already done IS not
so serious as to amount to apu5lic calamity
and that the people Of the bottoms were
more ffightened than hurt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-11
PIIHsOLEs "PROTEsT.g

The following is a copy Of the protest"
made nv Mr., PlimsOlI on the occasion Of
the withdrawal by the English Govern
ment Of the Merchant Shipping bill on
Thursday night, July p, in the House oil
Commons:
Il protest, in the name Of God, against
anv further delay in proceeding with the
Sbipping bill. The bill itself is an a'roci-
0ns sham, but there is enough humanity
and knowledge in the House Of Commons
to change il into a good measure. Al this
moment there are 2, 6j4 ships atloat which
have RIM through their classes just like the
Bard of Avon. and vet at this moment any
of the owners, captains, mates, sLlPs
husbands and cOnsignees OF thos'
sbips NAV, without warrant, aTress
British subjects who, having care
Iass'v aereed TO sail in them, md,
when too late, that the only alternative be
fo-e them is Jail or death. charge lhr
Government that they are, Willingly or IN
Willingly, for there are bo.h, playing into
the hands of the maritime murderers IL
side the House and outside the House 10
secure 4 further continuance Of the present
murderous system. What IS demanded Dy
humanity is that rotten ships should De
broken up or repaired; t1Gt ships should
not be overloaded; That grain cargo
sbould not be carried in bulk, so as
IN expose the lives Of those on
board to deadly peril; and deck
carpoes. the source Of unutteraOle agony 70
many and death to 50 many more, should
he mt an end 10. The Government Dill
provides for none Of these things. IL pro
vides only heavier penalties and seyeTeF
puDishInenls against our unfortunate lei
iov-srIbieCts whose necessities take them
tn sea. I desire to uamask the villains
who sit in the House, ft representatives
of the more numerous, but not greater, VII
lsins who are outside the House, and IN the
name of our common humanity, demand
that this bill shall be proceeded Win
Immediately, as the report on the Agricul-
tural Holdings bill will send scores OF
county members out Of town, members
who. to a man, would support the cause Ct
iusticp. humanity and mercy, and mus
leave To the Government and the ship
owners the power to pTOlOng the horrible
state Of things which now exists. In the
name of the God Of all justice and Of al
mercy L protest against any further delay.
I demand that the Merchant Shipping Dill
he proceeded with from this hour de DE Hf
,7ieTn until through committee, and, Falling
this, l lay upon the head Of ms fnme
Minister and his fellows the blood OF al
men who shall perish next winter from
preventable causes, andI denounce against
him and against them the wrath OF Ihas
God who hath said: 'Ge shall not siliia
any widow or fatberless child. II thOu
afiIct them in any wise and they cry
out to me, will surely
hear their cry, and my wrath shall wax
hot, and L win kill you with the SWORD, ana
your wives shall be widows and your chill
dren f4therless' How much hotter, then,
shall be His indignation and wrath against
those who reduce unhappy women and
children to that deplOrable condition, and
who leave their own fellow-creatures,
guilty Of no crime, to a violent and sudden
DEATH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-11
SPAIN.

LONDON, Aug. 10.-A dispatch from Mi
rand, Spain, says all the Carlist villages on
the plain of Allava, have submitted to the
government of King Alfonso. The Carlist
forces are concentrating in Navarro, on the
t. Ontier of Biscay. Don Carlos is at Es-
tella. A dispatch from SEQ D. Urgel says
a breach three metres in extent was made
to-day in Olsona Tower by the Alfonsist
batteries. Three new batteries will open
tomorrow. Five thousand Carlists under
Daregaray passed through Berga yesterday
toward Organic, expecting to surprise the
Alfonsist troops before SEQ D. UTgel. Some
battalions Of the CaTlist Army OEthe North
are advancing on SEQ D. Urgel. The Car
list garrison al the latter place made sOr-
tie, but were promptly repulsed by the Al
consists, with the loss Of a number killed
and wounded.
MADRID, Aug. 10.-A decree will soon
be published in the Official Gazette, order
ing levy of 10000 additional men, for
the purpose of speedily ending the war.