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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-02

III IIIII-i sfIHi NOTICE p I'HI'
Having this day entered into partnership
with Mr.. &. b Wads worth in the general Gro
cery and PiovisiOn business. alt persons in
debted to me by account or Otherwise. are re-
qnested 70 call 1t opce at my place OF business
ana adjust their accounts. The change in my
business requires that my old books be at once
setiled and closed. GEORGE q. MASON
Ravenna, o., Oct. 81, ls1G. ~ rl27 Iu-sssfit
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-02

o.pbip 0.Gn Is Is so aSr MsREsY m fa .
1eced in " 1870
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19
RIcnAHD MonrisSHr's rRornhE
The Twcnty-Dollar Counterfeit Note nj Au-
gMslin DaIl's Eith ANenIe ThenLrc.

To THE EDITOR OF TnE SUS-SW Permit
me- after due Investigation Of facts touen: the crue
pros scutOn u my brother Richard, to state them.
twcnty-dolar national bank note was received At
the box Office Of the FIN Avenue Theatre. whch the
Infringement deb.tcd hin with although against his
Its character not known until the lin
had been returned from the bank into which II went
with the daily deposits OF the theatre. Instead OF the
management destroying the note, II by the possible
careessuess OF some In the box ONCE allowed to
mn ..le with other cash and found place With other
notes N the amount sent IN the heTdd Vlhcc a. pay
mcnt Of an advertising bill
sharp secret service agent who was obably after
the uua reward in counterfeit case procured the bi
" attratugem and then the malln Of the charge be
fore the tcG,lai authpiluc.. Tearing OF wAirn my
the flee OF the cou locus Commissioner s.i Ids. ami
tie @ WAS no arrest The - utt"Ous Nar-nal allowed
lrOt Ter 10 Hitr 90, aad NJ Dun, OF tle Oh
PIC Theatre rh cr'V fi-ncd The lI iNr Cny appear
ance should the master 20 any farther There can not
be ANY idea Of cri.aI attention IN u;tcrlg the bll
session the nau. l' and ~ u, history beng Kr0wn
so many Irrson, o. try f0rnid such intention. TINS
Ctri D. issued lcC 81 impress which
sly reports " tAt case at urst c-st mated, and IN
justice 10 LAY brother whn IS not of age, ana IS 80 M
experienced m the ger a. tails OF business, and who
ha' always sus'aiAe- "n rrepioac1lele Character,
Business Agent Mr. DAYS Travelling company.
To TuE InlToR or THE sUS Sir. Al tie fcqu -
OF fucnls a. Richard MorsfseY stGtc that icNr
De WAS Eot Ely 4 Intent onM offence against tc Jaw
M iui "a iLt1 The NJ .ii Olcr tee ale -cd counterfeit
note urNu ch ioF proc dings have been taken hj
tAe United siatcs authoilti"H. AUdCsrlN DALl.
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sALTAr1oY KtNGsroN.
Revival without Professional Hcvivnlist.
Remarkably Potent with sinners.

KINgcTON March 1~.-Thp rrpnfpst rolf,r-
t.. .. - ,..... - w.
'''' ''''"' '''' N""N" "c'' ""9 ntch 'uhlhcd
To no one thuich or denomination. Every cun-
rrelatiou lu. felt IFS Influence Tho r,.,lt .,,r
-. ,t..,'. ..'...,.'...t. ..
l'79'' '''' "' Nc"""'-i' '''"' 'h'i' MIS- Van
Colt carried ON the work. but here IL has been
,,.rr,.r.,.l ,..i.tv hv th. r..t,rs ri,.o..,,..,
' '''-'
'''"i. "l ''"t'""- """"'i'ut were mluiictc d
ga tac Nurt- frrai Methodist Church last Octu-
her rln Nev 1 l. Dean it tbn IN, tar ,rt,....
N''' '"'''
was in"r"oi increase IN inc at'ndnncc az the
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HMYsTVINTS



The ono hundred aud twentieth ana last
perform nrc II "Bose 'ith'l" az the w. "a
-,i,r, Theatre WIS given last ctrun-. T'-
morrow r.ht. sara as new cove clY-oi in't
,F,rr,.l." Wi,l ia PLAYED f.r tI,e fr. time IVA
c,r.p.,..ug rc.rly al. tue Leading actors ~
Gid. r..tr nv. such n- Nc.-~s. g. y. Ia r'c,
81. dsar. u .n.nu. Eotr. r PrseA'' Nont-
..,.,,. l.ru.... ,.ia Wftins. sd scs hate
a. .,..r. lt, V,ru.u. .'c-.n Norwood. nd
A...-,,. r.,monI. Ni.. Maud u rti-Hu. who
made n rtlt,ut at the B.noNyn The TIE earl, IN
thceeteos. aiI WHO bias trDrc shown herself to
boa ,oun. actress of unusual rromise, VIII also
have n prrt. So Will N'-s Liza Jcnrics, dthu-
,au,,. vho.cOmat bcfu., She pu'hc on this &C.
ca.ion vc,s m-UN ret amended f'r personal
t.v.Ii.,,.a ai,l such rIcptal cudowm snts ~ are
lik,IV fo. vtniUr uer q hish place III hcr chosen
IVA, ,-W f.lav has four acts. rs story opens
in 20 trvincil sr' Where thr company ac
I'D rus.iu-t. cntnc'- II ne th { tcu.tn -
,',,,.- .-nn vi. is.n tii / fpr murder. The evi-
d .'e. .r,Iu-t thc ucru.cd D. ulrclV circumsi iu-
i|. v.nn, onircr II. IN Airiers. F,i1e,i. ar
ri,,s 800 rri ~ a.tf tilu. The missioner IA his
fn rd. the tctro. he'd 90 his sister, and Fcrrcpi
LiIv4 THAI nc Is oceut. lie tries hard To-
convince a member " the court that the ac-
cu-of cannot hr guilty. yet without success.
Eut if EJrd I'm w That tnc PRISONER Is inuO-
cent WY can ne not prove ~ lie ~ a." MUIR
der committed. Nhcut ON nirht ~ II u'cllrk.
Where WIS hcf On bale INV 4 the house IN
which lived the Pre- en- n the court. We'll Z
And tnat lrnuv con 10 mic tod OIL, with the
an rimcuts uf the rr .iacut'- vito. lhcu how
old he get thcrcf from tile ndys CHAMBER, OF
course. Plainly ne was IN great sfrsit. II he
revealed what hc saw. he inu4f rove whence
Dc rs a.. l'y such dou'l L. rcvciu 10. D. viii
sHve ass friend from the srs Noiu but lie Will
doom a lady to ltie-lOnr oifhouor.
Almost or 1"d. fi,Tlli deter iincs TO appeal
t. ihr real mur4of,r' iee stng,rcrrr - . TIE
NM. Ucrc Ives FCTf ~ position AT once. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19
DRaw PoKEn ~ A1Bixr.
Commits .iGncr Di,bcckcr Discovers that the
Game l. Very llactuanng.

Lust winter cX-Poicc Commissioner Dis
becker WAS sent hy Mayor Wickuam t. lobby fur
him in Albany. During lis stiy at tne DciaNan
House, Mr.. Dishcrker prded himself on his
poker playing. At one sitting he cleared goo.
heating Old Shed, as lie familiarity called MIR.
Sheridan shook.
During the present session Mr.. Dsbcckor.
fndine himself IN the minority, and recognized
simply as one Of the conid, r visitors. has often
boosted Of his achievement las, winter. This
week a Police Commissioner who has tai n the
place OF MIR. Dishcckcr In MT WicSham's comb
ieuce' ms, liAe MS pteGeceas 'r, been lobbying
IN Alhlnv.
A merry party assembled on Thursday night
In tue Ht!ir 40 house. tn" NlVaciot- u,tle cX-
Police tal.lir-i uCr wa nulung ~" number.
Wine w. freely clrcu ted and stories told. Mr..
Di- ecker remeul cred Hts toiuIcr rNreriruce.
men present were some VINO lew mouth ago
hai taken plrt In liycly game Il poker at the
Brunswick House.
Cards were called for and Nessrs Disbccker.
Shook, Gilmore, and another gentleman sat
down. Mr.. Disht ckcr tauuFht he could tackle
the party At IN Idnight a private pIl0r In the
Delayan House WAS crowded with lohhyi-ts
silently watching the game. At last Dlsbochcr
held fun hand on kings, and the betting grew
lively sheridan Sho1% aui an unknown gentle
m.u withdrew. and LEFT Gilmore and Dlshockcr
lone. Dishecker oct nfty. one hundred, two.
turec. four, i've, six. seven, cigut. nine hundred
dollars on his hand Gilmore Kept pace. In
tense excitement prevailed. Swallowing a gia-s
of l.. u Champagne, Disbtchcr, with nual
dollar rdse. Gilmore threw his Lad down. lie
had "a fan on ace.
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HODNETT.-On Frida,. March II, johnnie. youngcst
son - Plfrcs gu! III rn lIulucit.
Funeral t,tvrt4 at his parluts residence 5ii East
1ihHq % stnlay, rch ~, af uciIcA.
HAlI~.. SO his Dat" rNtIdcucr, $40 Wet h1st IT,.
eouthwcst corner Of Sth NV, Marcn II, George W.
Hlyc..
Noilrc ~ funeral ~ Mlndlts ptpcA
ktElttAN.-Ou DdiN, Marcu IL, Frances ROsc
kc.rrin q .ht,r 90 Thomas kccrlan, az ij2 W est
2str A., New YORK CIV.
NAHilS.-On ruursasv. March TO- Hugh Martin.
aged - year, native 0t t0ntgnll County tIytn Ire
llui.
Ihc funrrpl wit tai" rllro from his late residence.
trr'r OF 1871 sf aud 81 ay. on sunday, al ocl0 =
.srEArse. suddenly. on the IGh last. Joseph
S.'Nu--, ..t 20 YEAR.
Relative and friends -'s0 members ~ Normal hodge
h. y. $500 \. ~ are ft g"''fli1 lrvIf'I tIa tend go"
funeral ir.I o. sii n.r ~ Dag tI t.trr Daniel
.rui~ "a Ntei ilf' rf .u| ruI. lY. 30 IS. W.
PLAtE FlNIiHs isioN. an iutu.hpr-o q. this linton
arg requested % attend tnH tulcru vt Sir. mes y.
Ml-9h: nom Ms lltc rc-idcrc' 29 LIST az sunday,
March 10, at ~ a. NJ.
Eff. FRFNcn, s. ,crctlr,.
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The company Of French comedians who. carly
IN the a, gave asorca Of undetermined cscn'
tatious Lyceum IN stre, have returned - the
city aad viii give taree farewell performances at the
Ac!e IS fMuic i.is week olTu sday mint the first
q Ia. snort series Will ta;e place, Whom "Ic Pa.
raclr," Gllcn was very much apphu ci 40 inc lAlas
Ellli, val b. eyed. lte. tdAg eve lns y A.
oisr Dumas'- "a, vi Oe Nctcdi uai on satteeay
nisAt" J. b o,cre, w.. e., .c.s,' man, ga NE
ac "a o. ic.ick Ills VIII 3" ircscniru. II e iaf-
is necessary ntt peas TOR THIS exec NJ -ApgAy
The attention OF cur more cultivated c'ill y4,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19

The las VS. a gala week at the Fiflh Avenue
Theatre. In addition to the reguhr afternoon per
formaaccs "Wednesday ana SATURDAY two extra ones
were given Oh Moaeay and FrilAy making IN all ten
fcprescntstousGur ug:the week. on Friday ng1i tile
one hunGredth performance Of "F.que" took place.
Al available space In the theatre was nled hy the audi
tory. Tue house was very ta-tciulY accorded VITA
fcstO Ms Of greens ami wcrs, ani the adlc- all
rcrCiyed Programmes neatly printed Oh aun. llose
!uculeftlts cal were ALEC dist -4uutci AZ
the SATURDAY performance On Friday night m hsse
blagc manifested much crtcsla "a, AMI recalls of the
principal actors we're frequent.
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put'hcs, county end lnImas ". ycox. Nu Vsulc-
Wnt'r John ". .,r0n'e aud NATION A. Fowler > tue
sta.c Conventions 4Ae r.Diu'.t ns declare tna. tic
patty az tis hour shnud t,IoV on every flrm ef cor.
run l1.. .Ii usfr lih iu' nr gates 10 sNr1tnr HHd
g. tlt' lnL-u tldi 100 Nc1 win uDYisap,r tlI . nee
li fh .r uc ,rN'nl .H1 o. accept No m "a H- un' 's
.fe nnt @An"u o. DE lac" 80 absolute au4 .luys-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19
A struck Jury IN the Cnnni Suits.

RoNpOUr, March IS A motion for a struck
Jury made here is afternoon before Jldge 7, Il.
Wcsthrook In tie Canal RIM SUIT OF the People
jarvis ord Dcnlson Bcldcn. Gale. AID others Nc.sf.
P'ge and Hal mp AIRED for the People, an Nts.r..
ll,c On ani Kruger Of syracuse f'r IN. detenaalt
Alter arsum ut. tn motion was granted. Inc u4a.a
grl una OF opposition WAS tuat tn' CO. not al
pcr.4ut or ntlctt" one within tlf meaning u thc tt.
ute. \ lhf motion vas mad" aud granted m tlr sui
Of te People Denis IN, James j. A. g. Be.dea, AID
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19

Aucustlre MELON Id Of Arkansas who was ar
rCsfod charge OF slnnrntlol Of per my on war
rant from tho Unit a States Commandments Brno6h a
gave W m $40 900 yesterday ~ appear Tor Examination
ga lidiy next.
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The lease Of tie Staten Island ferry wa7 let To
john II. snrn Yesterday, on his onar TO ! orn the
service tor onchaf OF Tie gross receipts. Oae # tie
stipultilus was that tout shah be run every
hour between A. NJ ana r. NJ.
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ARNOLn. In MS CITY, March is. Aaron Arnold In
the 500 year q ms age, NOR member OF Tue AFM 81
ATunli. { Inftltle co. 49,.
Rclsty ana friends Of the family are n,it ID TO At
attend hi- funeral from Trinity Chapel, on Tuesday
the 2lst lus at los A. NJ without further INVITATION
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Tire Tbousand sinners Converted.

NEWBrHGH, March lb-lho winters rcNlgas
In the hehQdsi churches IA the Ncwbursh district Of
ue New York Conference comprising tAiry- ven
churches the west side Of the Hudson river, from
ta.gor rites TO WarUlck, have nearly closed Sfaiisi
thoA number OF Conversions 10 DC about ull per-
sous gb 100 4 whom have Jphcd the Methohs churghcs
o. lla dttlc b my IN inerea IN tlnel yer Of
totl ger cent. 70 me memUrrsip Inc prlncinal ac-
sessons ere a. fOlpWs; 81 JOINS church, hewOurFh
IVO; IilltY ChuIg n AeWburFh, 10 eli lrch a. MIG
Afhlah 200 at hau.crtits, 2JOi az hl1Asnurs 100 !
~ King t1h, 100 1T CurpW all aud Salisbury Ms, l2O
and a. Chester, TO-
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IMPURTANr QUESTION. -BshY - snow.
u WHOM f. Is dcric, Wlli lre.c h in the UnNclrtv
" Tue iui ~ the World. What e. 10. and Whtn p
"odf poor are cordially itNit Il 10 hcir him.
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DuslNtss ,lolucs.
The bodily mach,per, derive. its meuv,

The bodily machinery derives it, mntiVc
power fru tIc il1nd. ~ tlr N'rlul4tI % hIug .r
te van urytus are apt 20 f,' 40 t,ir ll'y. Ia
CORA t4' tustr.' of-.r ~ oru r. O. 'rtt.i' 'hr
conversion of inni ulu OF l, Ahl t1h- lN tfr' l-
att A enrich he vital f4r-u'. que n,.t . iif iir
,.r t1- purpose is iuplfilp WOLFE, :. ai'tan
MIX Of Niagnnsin not only pWrihcs the
lr IN .Il Ntit" ut 90 Co. Doc Istl lNlN't ir t ti44
tlst" 90 tl mouth AHd i''-rut o.ng on tir breath
The q. saunders hriHIlic rahlci Hnzor
: rItl. ffrNf lUr.l' n.l .-t' aA4 rctai. at i. q
D.f.sAL N4D's'r, A ..Il u Ue.
Ruuturp CurcI b. Dr. Npr-n fpriucipll Of
plr N4rA e. '7.. 90 hs oil oA-", Nttey st' castor
IL usrI: uu h. COS branch
Thnu.nud- Of the alvl. ard .un. ring have
been ull4u stloug aA A,at5 bog tAc Ptr4,4.u eyiui,
Act Wi-civ. aud eNrminc suuvYny'r & I Tlas-
tlf lru,s, 30 ,ii ilrntlNaY, for hNFt'~ Ht 'tlrr
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Ope1 sInd lys from 10 I'll 2. The silk elastic
truss during sleep sol by tl1stc truss CON-
pany, 6S3 Broadway, superse1es metal trusses-Adv.
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Et.inlons notltrs.


y OF Wesevs. -a,.oy- and Wiruovcl hvuns ana
selg'' Ni'n lr-aA 3hrahm ui On iuosiasr.5 b. ~,
pr1A mott uetr tho p vac OF ths Iltdi there IL
liberty. On frit,f prl5erHid praise m. tn:s 90 1850
a'c nE2jHNiN XL6 s55 we.t 81? Sgta G'' '0'N '0'
ANNE LVAFAH, ne celebrated .prtuM rhy.i.
- Icuham; endorsed by Wii.u Crooks, r. Il : ana
o,tcr memo ls of tIc Roy suc'cy, wul give her
Avenue II tell $3.50 o'cioc,.
AT FIFTn Az. BAPTI-r CIiURCtI. West
~ 10th H., Rev Thomas Arnll. ge. u. d.. pastor.
wae 2 Srsc and G ~. X X se',s tho
lIfars MINOR key sunday tch.Ol al a. NJ. All are
cordially invited to attend.
ATwTRHE TAhIRNACLE VI. =. CHrKCn.
~ Wtt sam st., briw ca ith and sth ay.. Preaching
ny Che pastor. icy. j. h.s on sunday nioring su5-
lect: " IT., 'hurcn on tar'h fvo9ng slhiect; 50 The
Church IN Heaven Young peoples meeting +. ".
Seats free.
Attic CI,ERMONr AYENCE,rNivER-
Pr,cr ami the /! ". T. ~ ina ~ New ort. A.
~ g.. NJ, on Why ana a Uulvcrslllst" Ali are H..
vtcl.
Altering ~TREEr PRE-BYTEGlAN
la-. At io.p \. NJ. snj..t, ASHAMED ot C.r.-f."
We Tag. $50 j.. Nj. Al W.. one. sna;s free.
ANrn9N MEVnHtNh CuyRCn ST. 81,
Services ou saaiay at 1889 a. NJ anl 5.5 T. N. lac
rector will pr'-ci
(uit RCH 0F. rur DISCIPLES. 41'n 1t. AMI
vice to.aaay,n lcl5 =. NJ, and. 7..j r n. Mo-n'a-
subjects Tie Nrllln 4, 4 Amcuoat" Lytai4 /;
gf,.siiuna BIZ ~. 1T g. rp,clai iGcctin: 4, men
y. Nrtre iAy evening 81 ;. Gnr'-al prayer 10 'vflg
u -crYli. ui son from s. l.if and sankey's cul,ci H.
Ngmans mc.iie- si1Hr as afternoon At 3. strangers
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MONTREAL, Mtrcn ia wel-knOwn lawyer
OF New who ne here, accused Of forgery WAS ap
prsed OF the fact that rldtuon papers were 1cins
made out. ~ f-n"s In Nav YORK and has aDecondeU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19

f1Io1W WILL DE DRAWN on MARCH q.
Prz's ctshcO. urlrrs aUci. inform Itu. furnished
highest rae. rtl for Sni 10 niils GlyHrulni.. 4
Sc. iAfLO' 90. HaA.crs. "a " ali a.. Sow ifk.
LIVE AND IEr. i've LADIES AND
8" t. OYSTER anu cTlp lNI H. H.u INfV q : irI OLE
Egcryihinf feet ca. SANDY SPENti H. caterer.
NnHH ~. ~i.90. tl.Ary gf,ct d. iay4sg t.i t.l
SIN flr tuf.l. ID NV Iurt' TO, 100 Stare.
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. Parlor suites, $50 to $500; monthly payments
tAken- u. 81. CVRpsTtAwslt l65 Chatham 1ueet.-Ad9
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pnorO,!VArii..


RFpU,JIOS ~ TEi &c.
Carte dc vsitc, 8. per uNI uuHrl cards, s. per SO
a. ftV L.. 100 g lltlitu ~
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II u. .on R,tt 4 taurcf. corner ol lais AMI Nir
ifeie New YORK. ~uudt at ii31 4. n. tIl t.i1 =.
NJ. The ordinance OF hspti-m Ntl uc uluIai-f o cd
sitter 'N,fiug service. cisi PRAYER meeting every
Tuesday ami rHursdly evening seats ire. All are
We me.
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Act wi-civ. aud cNrminc lomcro5'r & ! Tlas-
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Thnu.nud- Of the alvl. ard .un.r ring have
been sac slloug aA. A,at.3 bog tAc F,t4,.u sylup.
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v TUE III ApEI. oftnH Nlri'c CAR ION. Flash.
~ 'nI a'" ht'2eNn 'rfic'. cy ~ -uu 10y .t u. NJ
o. ""hi' - the Eiyer J1tdn?" All welcome. seats
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-08-24
Special n Office.

NoTw1THsTANDING the high standing to
which ready made clothing has been brought
under the fostering care of house like WAN
AMAKER & BRowN's, Philadelphia, there are
always a respectable number of people who
prefer their garments made to order. For
these patrons Oak Hall, magnifcently ap-
pointed custom Department is organized and
in full blast. The best cutters in two hemis-
pheres are employed to meet the demands oil
the incest taste and most fastidious cnlture in
the matter of personal dress. All the newest
styles and choicest selections of home and for
eign make are at the service of their customers.
And at lowest prices.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-08-24

The following lines were written on hearin
Of the recent death of Mrs. MARY A. WAL
LACE, of this Borough.
Ohl my friend and hast thou gone
And left the scenes of earth
To mingle with that holy throng
That sang creations birth7
Thy friendship was so deep and true,
SO rare thing to find;
And all thy friends they knew,
Il was the purest kind.
Dearest of mothers vast thou,
Friend and kindred testify,
Thy virtues are EMBEDDED now,
Where they can never die.
In the hearts of children dear
Thou hast left thy impress ever;
Nurtured there a holy fear,
Which can die no never!
As wife thou vast the gift of God
To thy kind husband given;
And passing meath afflictions rod,
Did'st ripen full for Heaven.
Farewell wife and mother. Friend,
Though on earth no more we see,
Yet where pleasures never end
We fondIy hope to greet thee.
Mrs. K. E. P.
Aug. Is, 1876.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-08-24

1t IS fact which the records prove and
Of which the people should make note.
that during the last session of Congress,
the fifty and odd Confederate members
Of the house presented one hundred and
forty bills for war claims of southerners,
which would take, if granted, in exact
figures from the treasury of the United
States, S472, ,361, ,133. With such wedge
as that pointed at the treasury vaults in
these times, with the senate and executive
II the way, what could we look for with
both houses of congress and the presidency
10 the hands of the Democrats. In that
event the charge that the south would de-
mand payment for the emancipated slaves
and the payment Of the southern war debt
would prove by far too serious to be looked
upon as joke.-lScrastoR Morning tie
publican
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Tomato Leaves Useful.

The following account of q valuable dis
covery was copied in the Prairie Farmer
and Is a translation from El Mercuria, q
paper published at Valparaiso, South
America
planted a peach orchard, writes NJ
Siroy, of the Society of Horticulture, and
the trees grew well and strongly. They
had but just commenced to bud when they
were invaded by the curculio (pulgon, J
which insects were followed, as frequently
happens, by ants. Having cut some toma-
toes, the idea occurred to me that, by plac-
ing some of the leaves around the trunks
and branches of the peach trees, might
preserve them from the rays of the sun,
which were very powerful. My surprise
was great, upon the following day, to find
the trees entirely free from their enemies,
not one remaining, except here and there
where curled leaf prevented the tomato
from exercising its influence. These leaves
l carefully unrolled, placing upun them
fresh ones from the tomato vine, with the
result of banishing the last insect and en-
abling the trees to grow with luxuriance.
Wishing to carry still further my expert
ment, stepped in water some fresh leaves
of the tomato, and sprinkled with this in
fusion other paints, roses and oranges. In
two days these were also free from the in
Vulnerable insects which covered them, and
l felt sure that had l used the same means
with my melon patch l should have met
with the same result. therefore deem it
duty I owe to the Society of Horticulture
to make known this singular and useful
property of the tomato leaves, which dis
covered by the merest accident
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An alligator six and a half feet long has
just been captured near Trenton.

An alligator six and half feet long has
just been captured near Trenton.
Hon. Galusha A. Crow man with a
history-has been unanimously nominated
for Congress by the Republicans of the old
Wilmot neutrality-suspicious., Bradford,
&c. He is a man whom any constituency
may be proud to name as Its representa-
tive. A Democrat named Joseph Powell
is the present member, but that seat in the
next Congress is ''not for Joseph"
In the view of the Cincinnati Commercial,
"Tilden and Hendricks should take time
They represent the irreeoncilable feuds in
the Democratic party. Now let them har-
monize. If Tilden softens there is no hope
in New York. IF Hendricks hardens, there
is no chance in Neutrality-suspicious. little
chance any way. If the great statesmen
see-saw between the east and the west over
Pennsylvania, the party will be demoralized
everywhere. Hendricks is mistake, or
Tilden is"
Says the Knoxville Chronicle :-0It is
well enough to bear in mind that it cost
Vic OulIeu CeaIes So,VUu.VuV,UVO 10 sup
press Democratic rebellion. About three
billion dollars of this large debt has been
paid by the Republican party, leaving un-
paid in round numbers about two billion
dollars. And further, let US bear in mind
that in doing this taxation has not been
nearly SO oppressive as thinking people,
while the war was in progress, supposed it
would be. The Democrats who brought
on the war have great deal to say about
the debt, but are careful never to mention
what has been paid