4ia
06
30O
150
100 100
400
22
10
19
10
15
53
40
8
13
Levers Elizabeth
Mcrscr John (pRTt)
PrauJ Thomas (part)
Tljbmap James (pan)
Vnrfiamer Clara
Yarnamer Samuel 100
J;ic!iot9.
Barnrt John (part) 150
doves Lindecy 421
DelorigJohn 416
G winner Fredcrtck (pt)251
fcrcmer William (nt) 150
Logan Mary 402
Logan John (pari) 295
Lesley John (part) 200
ilann WiTiom 415
Sitgreavps Samuel (pi) 80 103
Btarbinl John (par!) 200
Smith Elizabeth 440 95
Tyson Josejfh 435 108
: ittidtflC! Suiitlifii'fif.
Tm Barclay James 430 80
60 Bunnel Caty 421
3S Bjrchy JJin 400
35 CooIbaughSusannah(pt353
62 Uorton Richard 20
$33 Howry Bowucwme 100
57 Javne William 400 155
G3 Jsyne Mary 339
48 Kirkendall Samuel 300
' 104. Lewis Richard (part) 230
Ogciln Ann 100
57 Parker Wi'linn (part) 150
61 Saunders John 402
153 Stucker Margaret (pt) 150
. - f'OCOIICI.
Dills Daniel 350 10
(winner Frederick (?t)174 49
Nicholas John Jr. 429 137
Paul Thomas 435 16
Sfndev David (nart) 342 18
(Smith Elizabeth (put) 290 94
Smith Francis J. (pt) 320
120 Oss Peter (part) 124 124
133 Glenlwortb James (pt) 75
136 .Gibbons Isaac (pri) 200
104 Humphries Laac p.rt12l
112 Hogliii John 40!)
124 Le Joseph 451
71 iSVholns William 444
98 Welch Roger 325
Price,
66 Bunnell Benjamin 439 30
H7 Bowlinger Frederick 377
315 Rrodhead S-rnuel (,i) ISO 23
336 Benley W.'.liam 422 SO
320 Cotlti.ger Garrett (pt) 13S 4
119 Chaoman Joacpli 200
79 HuffEiscas 343 100
100 Harrison William 210
181 Harrison William (p:)220
323 1 leu ion Joseph 1S4
Horto-: Tabutha 422
322 Joiirs John 437 14
535 Jovr e Anna 413 146
60 Pbce Philip 409
3X2 Place James 390 ISO
244 Rustoa Thomas (part) ISO
317 Smith Rachel 374 23
81 Vsn Csmp Abraham 433 13S
3J0 Winnings Jacob (part) 416 150
S3$ Wright Robert 128 120
S18 Wilkinson Joceph 103
Kays Samuel (part 250
Lever. Sarah (part) 4o5 125
Lever? Ctms'ophei (pt)313 26
Walker John (psrl) 35
Walker Hubert (pr') 35
Barnhil! John 100
Gordon 1'dui 407
Horn Benjamin 200
Chalencr Johu 50
?ravl Thonias (part) 130
'Vth l:mn:i
Albert son Garrett
AlnerUon (Jarre't
AHewny William
Benson Robert (part)
Uerrv John r2
Blakeiy J-hu 434 72
Biackuelf Daniel 2;0
Rnehm &.Schimer 307 10a
"Bock Frederick 439 50
Bvehm Phil'p 100
-Brnditeud Samuel 3U4
Berry Simon 422 19
Brutllican L'ike 419 51
Cox Jocob (jMfi) 225
Cfimrd Mary (pnrl 239 73
Cox Joseph (irart) 2(H
Ox J.mhttiair'tparO 200
Cox Mar v (pari) 262
Cox Rebecca 4 -HI 109
Cox Willi.im (pirt) 350
Conard Deborah (pari) 250 27
Dyer Jutiiih 404 "l20
Dyer Srab (part) 200 120
Eagle J. cob (pail) 50
JEtin Cliirl'M 2tH)
og:c William (part 150
Fit.li John 403 14
Fiea William 305
Howell Samuel 433 59
Uarlmen Thomas 43 10
jinrt Joseph 395
.Hartung Elirjbeth 439 24
Hurtling- John I), (pt) 2i4
Htrvey Mary (part) 78
llirvey Samuel 413
Uol I in";;, worth Levi (pt)ltiO
Hunt I'lereon (:arO . 50
Jrwm Robert
Line Murv
Lane Wit I jam 438
Lvons Peter 424
Lung Rebecca 162
M't'tillouli Juhn 424
- Rees Daniel 400
lii'X or Rij!i! Ph'lipi )l Ml
Rogers Junes 41 1
. Shoemaker Ssmuei(pt) 166
Sidman Isaac 440
Stewart James 400 F0
Sharpies J-diii 491 111
Serman Jsjluc 421 110
Stewart Churle (part) 00
Shorplefs Joseph 424
Shaw Richard (part) 313
Tyler Elizabeth (part) 150
ThomiiK Joseph or
Matthew 400
Wild Adum 4:W 70
Wilson William 200
Tunkliaii nock,
Able Jacob 405 112
Barnet William 407 83
Barnet Johu 205 15
Caldwell David 400
Cox Joseph (part) 209
Cox Benjamin 439
Cox Jonathan (pt) 238 80
Cramer Jacob 393 f9
Caldwell Daniel 40S 120
Durham Edward 400
Elirie Conrad Jr. 375
Elms George 438
Eycrly Jacob 400
Eyerly Jacob 408
Evans David (pt) 200
Ehrie Conrad Sr., 401
25 97
lb 89
9 79
6 64
25 00
6 64
6 81
17 30
17 51
12 56
6 81
17 41
11 78
8 98
J7 94
3 F7
, 8 43
19 00
22 70
11 15
10 91
10 30
9 32
5 56
5 46
10 30
10 30
1 1 51
6 IS
2 96
7 68
10 30
4 36
30 05
15 36
36 191
38 40
27 17
25 63
27 54
12 46
7 67
19 70
12 21
35 90
35 96
43 43
21 29
28
40
98
40
6riefiei0r,
MeCarty (part) 75
-Hartman Thomas 401
Jones Samuel 402
Lesley Peter (part) 224
Logan Alexander 427
Lusher George (pt) 275
McGarty benjamin 351 130
Purdy William 438 70
Paschall Thomas 400
Recs IJannah 400
Kyau James 401
Bees Derrick (part) 110
Pees Samuel 415
Shcc John 403
. Shupp Peter (pt) 240
Sterner Ilehry 439
Shupp Philip (pt) i50
Sitgreaves Sani.(pt)200
Shaw Richard 399
Taylor Amos 409 135
Wilson llichard(pt)222 04
Wild mat. John 438 10
Waters Nathaniel 410 81
SYAION MYERS, Treasurer.
March 22, 1S0G.
16'
SO
80
50
3 9B
20 56
20 50
10 80
20 50
12 08
14 3
18 07
20 97
20 76
20 50
8 50
19 3S
20 50
12 74
20 5(i
7 93
9 OS
21 10
13 1
15 09
17 80
20.50
Auditors Notice.
Estate of Jnhn Woolbcrl , Sen., deceased.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by
the Orphan's Court ed' Mouroe County,
to make distribution of the funds in the
bands of John Wilson, Administrator o'
the Estate of John Woolbert, Seu , late
of Jackson township, deceased will attend
to the duties ol his annoiutment, on
Friday, the 27th day of April next, al lu
o'clock A. M.. at the ProthonotaryV of
fice in Stroudsburg,, when and where all
persons baviug tiny claims t-r demands
against the same will present, them, or be
forever ccb.irred from coming in lor Miy
.-hare of the same.
TNOS. 31. McILUANEy.
March 29, lbOO. Auditor
227
21
101 154
43i 107
200
40
20 90
14 63
S 24
19 S5
6 89
4 56
16:50
9 Id
11 25
9 07
22 5
20 ?r3
19 74
13 23
18 66
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20 20
10 62
6 46
5 27
5 5(
9 26
(i 74
1 26
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5 65
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47 6t
32 70
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431 109 47 6(1
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50
CONSTITUTION
LIFE SYBUP.
A positive and specific remedy for all dis-
enses originating from an impure state of
the blood, and for all (hereditary) diseas-4
es transmitted irom parbkt to child.
SCISOFFUffiA.
STRUMA, OLANDUI.AR SVELLING8
ULCERATION, KINGS EVIL,
Jp- ERYSIFELAS, SALT RHEUM
This taint (hcred taryand acquired,) filliugf
lite with untold mis ry, is by all usual med
ical remedies incurable.
HKU.TI ATI$.1I,
If there is any disease in which the Con
stitution Life Syrup is a sovereign, it is in
rheumatism and its kindred aflections. Ihe
most intense pains are almost instantly alle
via ted enormous swellings are reduced.
Case?, chronic or vicarious, of twenty or
or thirty years standing have been cured.
I
NERVOUS DEBILITY. SHATTERED NERVES,
ST. VITUS' DANCE, LOSS OF POWER,
CONFUSION OF THOUGHTS. EPILEPSEY
i nou.samjs who have suttcrcu tor years
will b ess the day on winch tin v read these
lines. Particularly to weak, suffering wo
men will ibis medicine prove an inestima
ble blessing il rectmg their footsteps to a
Hope which fulfills more than in promises,
SALIVATION, ROTTING OF BONES,
BAD COMPLEXION, ACHES IN BONES,
FEELING OF WEARINESS. DEPRESSION F
SPIRITS.
A Gentleman who suffered for vears from
Nervous Dfbilitv", Priiia turn Decav. and all
the cfiects of vnuthful inthsen tion. will, for
the sake of sufiering humanii, send free to
all who need it, the rrcipe and din-ctiot.s tor
making the simple remedy by which h-- was
cureit. Sufiercrs wishing to profit by the
oiverriser's experience," can do so by addressing-
JOIIX it. OGDEN, .
No. 13 Chambers St., New York.
January 4. ISC6. lv.
II ISTORY OF THE W A R -THE AMER
ICAN CONFLICT,'1 IN TWO VOLS.
Elecanlly illustrated with 144 portrnits on
steel numerous maps and diagrams of
battle-fields ; views, ttr. 125,000 copies
sold.
Volume 1. of this History, published al
most two years later than the first part ot
nearly every oilier, already inc udes among
.is put runs full 25.0(H) i the purchasers ot
'ho.-e early works, and is everywhere recog
nized as the highest authority, even hy the
.uthor's politic 1 1 opponent--.
Volume 11 w;ll be reiidy in a few months
il the earliest day on V.-luch a well-prepared
nistory of the war can bo oLtnb-ed. The
entire work, inimitable alike in excellence
f uUn and detail, v. ill ic vastly superior to
anv of those now completed, (most of which
were "completed' long before G n. Grant
eport was made.) and by far the mo tsahs
fictorv Mistorv of he hie stupeu.iotis strug-
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ness, and accuracy of statements, combnui
with candor and graphic delineation of e-vents.
If completed as designed, the work will'
be authority as to the events of the most
wondertul era in ihe his'ory of the Country.
A. G. Curtin, Governor of Pa.
Il would be difficult to pl ice too high an
estimate of th service Mr. Greeley has ren
dered our count y by the preparation of this
volume. v I avw.it the forthcoming ol'the
second volt. me with eager expectation.
William I). Keli.ey. .17. C-
Il bears the marks of labor, studied candor j
and -cciiracv. .'
William II. Seward, Secretary of State.
The narrative i simple ami clear, with s ;
much of life uud spirit in it that it is next to
impossible not to read a whole ch.picr with
out stoping. ' It will be, and ought to be
r ad by all our countrymen. Ldgar L-ow-
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Its acctincv gives it a value beyond any
hittory of that eventful period. The gr at
industry and impartiality ot iMr. Greeley will
make this the text of a0 future histories .f
the Great Rebellion. Thaddues Stevens.
M. C.
Of all the Histories of the Great Rebellion
which I have examined, this one-seems to me
the best in the copiousness of its antecedent
and concurrent Congressional Records, as
well as of the events of the war itse f.
Schuyler Colfax, Speaker U. S. House of
Reps.
Volume 11 will he accompanwi ( wiuioui
extra charge.) hy an elegant copperplate Map
of the Sat ot War. worth 1.00. Sold only
by traveling ag nf' Address.
O. D. CAMS it UU., l'umisnerp,
Hartford, Conn.
March 3, 15G0.-4t.
CAUTION.
The public are hereby no iticd oot to in
terfere with a three year oht blacK norse.
with a white spot in the forehead, which I
have loaned to Joseph P. Fel leaser, of Stroud
tsp during my pleasure Any one interfering
Willi saifl properly Will ie protetMittu. mi
o:r w:is I.miind in Mr. Felloncerou the
15th of January, 1603.
JOHN II. MILLER.
Strom! tsp., March 1, 1SGG
Constitution Life Syrup purges the system
entirely from all the evil effectsn- mercury.
removing the Bad Breath, curing the Weak
Joints and Rheumatic Pains which the use
of Calomel is sure to produce. It hardens
Spongy Gums and secures the teetii as firm
ly as ever.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYEUP
Eradicates, root and branch, all Eruptive
Diseases, ot the bKin like
ULCERS, PIMPLES, BLOTCHES,
and all other dlfnVullios of this Mud, which
so much oishgure the outward appearance
of both males and females, often making
litem a disgusting object to themselves and
their friends.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
CUKKS ALL ijWKLLINO OF THE GLANDS,
Either of the Face, Neck, or Female Breast,
and should be taken as so n as the swelling
is detected, thus preventing their breaking,
and producing troublesome Discharging
Sores, which disfigure so many of the youn
ger portion of the community from six to
twenty years of age. Young children arr
very t-ubjcci to discharge from the Ears,
which depends upon a Scrofulous constitu
tion. These cases soon recover by taking a
few do. es of the Life Syrup.
C1
All scrofulous persons suffering from gen
eral Debility, Emaciation, Dyspepsia and
Dropsy of the limi s abdom n and in the fe
tiale. Dropsy of the ovaresand womb, gen
erally accompanied with inflantatiou and Ul
ceration of the Utcru-, sire permam ntl) cur
ed l.y Constitut.on Life Sirup. The disease
known as Goitre or Sweiled Neck, the Life
Syrn i will remove entirely. The remedy
should be. taken for some time, as the disease
is exceedingly chronic and btubborn, and
will not be removed without ex.ra effort.
Tumors of the ovaries, Tumors of the
Breast, and swelling of oth r glands o.' the
bd'Jy. Will be completely reduced without
resorting to the kn.fe, or operations of any
kind.
LOST, 0SB mUAMl KKWAR0
Lost or mislaid a Certificate of. Surplus
gtock in the Peun Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Philadelphia. Pa., No. DDI.
The finder will receive thotahove reward
hy leturning the above Certificate to
' JACOil L. WYCKOFF.
Stroudsburg, Pa., March 22, 1800.
Epileptic Fits, Sympathetic or Organic
diseases of the Heart, as palpitation, Disea
ses of the Valves, producing a grating or fi
ing .-otlnd, Dropsy of th- Heart Case and all
the affection- of this important organ (per
sons suffering from any cute pain in the re
gion of h heart), w 11 be greatly relieved
by Constitutional Life Syp-p.
Broken down and del. cale constitutions
ruflering from Indispiwitjon to Exertion, Pain
in the Bick, Loss ot Memory, ToreboJings,
Horror of Calamity, Fear of Disease, Ditil"
ness of Vision, Dry, Hot Skin and Extreme
lies, want of Sleep, Restlessness, Pale. Hag
gard Countenance, and Lassitude of the Mus
cular System, nil require llw aid of the Con
stitution Life Syr. p.
SI
FOR ALL FORMS OF
ULCEIIATIYM MSSASES.
Either of the Nose". Throat, Tongue. Spine,
Forehead, or Scalp, -no remedy has ever
proved its equal.
Moth Patches upon the female face de
pending upon the disuaf.ud aoti n of rhc liv
er are very unpleasant to the young wife
and mother A lew bottles of Constitution
Life Syu;, will correct the secretion, and
remove the deposit which is direcliy under
the shin.
In the diseases of the liver, giving rise
to Languor, Dizx ness, Indi.refctiou, Weak
Slo iach or an ulcerated or cancerous condi
tion, of that organ, accompanied with burning
or other. unpleasant symptoms, wi l be re
lieved by the u&eot Constitution Life Syrup.
U
0OAs a genenl Blood Purifying Agent
the Life Syrup stands unrivaled by any
preparation in the World.
The rich and poor are liable to the same
diseases Nature and Science has made the
Constitution Life Syrup lor the benefit, of all.
Pure Blood produces healthy men and wo
men: and if ihe constitution is neglected in
you ;h, disease and early death is the result.
Price, SI 25 per bottle; one half dozen $7.
DRY GOODS.
H. S. WAGNER,
(Successor to George' P. Heim,)
STROUDSBURG, Pa.,
Would invite attention to his full and va
ried assortment of
Dry Goods.
All the usual Departments requisite to ar
complete retail
Dry Goods Store,
Constantly receives strict attention and
will always be found to contain util and de
sirahle assortments. His block of
Ladies Dress Goods
is particularly worthy of examination, and
hos.h:ill be constantly opening oil desirable
Novelties in that hue as the season ad van
HQS.
Ir you want Prints, call on .
H. S. Wagner.
If you want Bleached Shtelivg or Shirt
ing cull on
H. S. VVagner
If vou want Unbleached Muslin ot Sheet-
mar cull on
. II. S. Wagner
If you want Notions call on
IL S. Wagner
If you want Gloves or Hosiery call on
H. S Wt.nrr.
If you want Cloths or Cassimeres- call on
H. S. WNguer.
If you want Gents Furnishing Goods call
on . li. b. wagner.
If yon want
GROCERIES,
Call on H. S. Wanner.
You will find Sugars at
H
You will find Coffee at
You will find Sijrups at
You will find Teas at
You will find Spices at
You will find Fish al
Wagner's
S. Wagner's.
II. S. Wagner's
II. S Wagner's.
II. S. WagncrV.
II. S
II. S. Wagner's.
You will find Crockery at
II. S. Winer's.
You will find XVaoden-ioarc at
Il-S. WoanurV
You will find Brooms &. Brushes at
II. S. WtitMierV.
You will, finally, he able to rind what you
want at 11. c. Wagner s.
Between the Bank and Ihe Post Office.
STROUDSBURG, PA.
eb. 22, ltGO.
MM I
lie People!
come down
l
Cotten Goods hnvo
in price
Large- decline in prices of
C:tlsoes
Dc Lanes,
Ami Ctiugliam.
I am now selling Calicoes and De Lanes
it about 25 per cent, lower than I sold
them a week ago.
v.
SEW and FE5ES22 GOODS.
, T am selling some nial.c of Muslins for
ess than they-have beeu sold for the last
two years.
COVTEIY GOODS
Are low enough formally one to buy them
now.
Large reduction in the price of fine .
DRESS GOODS. .
iKMiner & ifierrmaiiii
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FANCY GOODS
AND
YANKEE N0TI0SS,
STROUDSBURG, PA.
P
WM. II. GREGG. M. D.f
Sole Proprietor, New .York.
Mohoan & Ali.f.n,
Wholesale Druggists, Agents.
No 4 Cliif-st., New-York.
Gr.o. C. Goodwin & Co., Boston.
J. H. Rkeu & Co., Chicago.
Fum.eii, Finch & Fuller, Chicago.
Collins Brothers, St. Louis.
. I) Park. Cincinnati.
Johnson. Holloway &,C, Philadelphia
Barnes. Ward & Co., New Orleans.
Barnes, Henry & Co., Montr' al; Can tda.
Dos tetter, Smith &. DeaNj.Slui Francisco
California. '
'Win. Hollinsliead Agent, StroudsburrPa,
lFebrnry 8. 1806.-;
And if you wish to buy irood Cloth
and fancy Casshncres, call in. They are
5U cents a yard cheaper than in the fail.
ANI liLAXKKT SHAWLS,
all wool, all sorts and sizes, yery low. 1
can give you a bargain iu Shawls.
And then I have a good assortment of
Coffee, tiisiir?. bfikiiti? Molns-
ses ;ind Srnips,
And lots of other Goods cheap.
astF" Don t forget the plaeo, it is at
BUODIIKAD'S
Cheap Store, iu Stroudsburg.
Jan. 11, 18GG. '
A CARD
T the- Hotel keepers of Jlouroc and ad
jacent counties.
Look to Your Interests! ! !
We are offering Liquors, Wines. &c.,
warranted pure, and containing no Druys,
Oils, J'Jsseiices, d)c, whateyer, at the fol
lowing very low prices :
Dratidics from 50c81 00 per gallon
less than City prices,
Gins 50c7nc.
Bourbon 'Wlnskey,40e(rt)(i5c.
Monongahela, 40e(rt)G5c.
Old Rye, 40e(o(inc.
'Apple S0c($$l 00
Comufon 15e(2fic.
Wines Call kinds 50cffl31 00-
. Please lmVo us a call, or send your or
flers, and satisfy yourselves that wo do da
it, that we will do it, and the reasous
win wo con do it.
I Also, please remember that we do not
have anrthwq tb trfTcith "JJruyym iA
nuors. Anything you buy Irnm us we
fuarantce Pare, and much below the pri
ces usually paid lor tne uruggeu .Liquors
Very Respectfully,
J. S. WILLIAMS, & Co.,
Stroudsburg, Mod roe Co. Pa.
Jly 27, ISO.
1866.
1866.
PILE'S
EASTON HALL - OF FASHIOE
. OPPOSITE THE OLD EASTON BANK,, , 'ir
.At.
1ASTON, PS1THA
The Largest Stock ! The Nevest Goods!
The Tastiest Styles! The Best Quality,
of Work UThe Lowest Prices! The
Best Cutter! The Most Obliging
Salesmen ! Are to be found
at this Establishment !
C. PYLS, Proprietor
SALESMEN,
CfTAS. W. 13ACHMAN,
ISAAC SNYDER.
CUTTER,
JOUN BOWEJT,
Late of N. Y. City
- BLAZK AWAY!
kjuv u-mi nits tne Mark every time.- .
Don't You see the Fur Fly? S
Ho von want to bnv a scood H T. CAP. or set of FURS.
If yon do, go to Pnnli's Usit Store, oppnsite the Post Oflice,
where JTou will always find a good assortment of
HATS, CAPS Mm F
at prices to snit all. Of these facts yon can be convinced
hy caHhig as directed. leniemher the place.
J A. PVULl'S Hat Store,
Opposite the Post Ollice, Strondshnrg. Pa.
N. B. The Inghest cash prices paid for all kinds of
shipping Furs QNnv. 23. 1S65.
18 CLOTHING! IXOTHINGM 66.
Of the latest styles and. best qualities
AT FAULT'S HAT STOBS.
This being a branch of It. C. Pyle's Clothing establjsli
ment of Kaston, the citizens of Monroe Counh can now pur
chase the same quality and at the same prices as though
they bought in Huston. All goods sold as low here as at
Knstou. All are invited to come and examine the latest
styles. Don't forget the place,
PAULI'S HAT STORE,
v Opposite the I'ost Office.
oo jock - i f nv i;
OYSTERS.
OYSTERS
The urulcrsifrncil having made nrrange-
uicnls with Air. .1. (J. Officii for a full anil
constant supply of Iresh Oysters, is now pre
pared to inrnish Hotels and private tanuliet
with a full supply of the lior-t qunlity. ainj
any quantity on fcliort notice. Call at the
Bakery Saloon at any hour ot the day or
evening, when you can have Oyrtars prepar
ed in every style that the taste requires to
"ive nature a boost.
U. C. LEVANWAY.
Stroudsburg, Jan. 19, 1SG5.
toninistvniov's Notice.
Estate of HENRY SMITH, late, of Smith
field Township, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letiers of Ad
ministration upon the above named l'Ltatc
have been granted to the undersigned hy the
The gubj'criher hastens to lay the import
mt. jntelliirence before the pnhlic, that he
tins added largely to his already large stock
of fiij-hiotiat'le and bcasonablo
i'lotiis, Casshueri's, Vcstings, &a
which he will make up to nfdr on short n
tiee, in a manner satisfactory to all. Hit
shol e.--, literally oroan beneath the
Mcady Made Clothing
vvith which they are loaded.
Coats, Overcoals,Pants and Vests
made vf the I'cst material, and in the mott
fisliionulle manner, nt pncea to suit all.
tints acsd Caps,
J;5(ol.s asid Shoes,
&C. &. tc;
and indeed evefy thing with which he lit
heretofore supplied'the public, will be found
r.. otnp i AliMirrvn I f.nritl' in linn f pm it '
ivrS... - j l . :- (!cy comJ!etiti(.n.
hw ; theretore, all persons mdeb.ed to sa.d Tankf1, for faV0M ,1Prclo(nro rpce;r.d hrf
Estate arc requested make nmne.l.ate pay- n Jn ferjl q collhllliinco of bjc faf
inent, and thoso l.av.ng any just clanns are ul h(j oJ
also requested Jo present them legally an-, NICHOLAS RtJSTfiR.
thenttca cd sotilemeiU lo , S.romW,urr, Dec IWu
LEy I SMITH, Administrator.
March 15, lcOO Stroud township, -llonroi? ViU XrfLUm SoCH'ty.
GAUTIOH.
NOTICE. Thajni'W Certificates of Stock
! nr. now ready for delivery at the office of
: the Secretary. Stockholders nrs ren nested!
I hereby caution all persons against trus- to.reiurn all certificates for alia res and tracr-
ting my wife, Susannah M. Row, as I shall tinns of shares, have them cancelled, anil
nay no debts of her contracting receive those of tho ncwiifsue instead. -
JACOB ROW. A. REEVES JACKSON, Sdo
Streod townehip, March lf, 190ft hMtdiibnf.'Mre)! I5J0f;
Fotlk Benj .(pt) 252 .135
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