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: fri i, SI.ncl
% ;S ' o 3 t ' eS nG key ns' d ali o,sr
OF the GonPSy not provided for and I'll all vacancies
AET,E FIrrn-Thc foIowin; named parsons shall cons
'o Of n4 arc r hsrS2y y sIe wiz b s
siI oln their until the las, Mond" IN October eighteen
hundred and 'S'To"e or % 9T.5 %s S's4 " " place.
...,o,r u,,rr octave yoorbe,, W. G. Betterton,
arn2'o lHnaFy T s|re Innaax Frank Shaw,
vi HIfs "a ' jT@lG2hdds G. j. i5ril W.C"orer,
Ioi 5ia%dy, + For f%s F I K%5 5n2d
T. h. uarris, 9. Eoyaroe Chs. i; Leeds
! A. i. Gret' i, Boulo0,quif, X@Icn HERMAN,
iA B. Taris t''' ]. Zoy, Wrn Gruaat,
j. a. Bonnafou. JJ Herr ". b. Co'seF'
a 1F cdSnSs to insure i1h conpany
st,c ~ s be deemed member O" tue &oamy
81 slI' n we Of rre, on the books Of tie Com
pan! H." IT. ,i I H. h5d:r to one vote for every On,
hErd ] o4l NE 'G%al Of ,hy } GgE dsc S5,i gS
n, .lA'uh o. on II i TO- one additional v,e nnfiI he
2%" 1. vt 9 IA, . S. "n QUIZ 5 "s %r >A cr
shall not h,vf bsr r1 , re crfin III 10
vote ~''Nn NIX '".- rt Ed Of Trustees shall have b
ARTICLE HEt N line HHef of ne nr5t" ii The
company in ltn, s"r"GTa ~ IN ~ m IN f
o CIV ,t p,,:, ,'rt m9'se@ shall be worth
IGh,, go ,e , yt he CA n or surplus profits of the COM
pany il thr Pn'T'S S45 % o o. Of th S- or q Ks c
an mn, 74':y "12 %. hi, ,'i d, or tocI;,
NE Hin'Htl'' ,-',,a nr,1u,t ycnad-
The Company may A'u 'r en- It H. di'rI f a ~,
Ing one ioaf'" o -: ' which
H'll'lni, any Pl'PiF Ti','' '.'E
nlorylgrd The tmpLI! al any lJFtI 'lt u II IA
Their opinion The iueFt :" iIt t-H Mt' ue
brDlnucd, OF oA"ulu tr4"''e9''' pa wv 49, ' go
,rrr1r EiGurn-The officers Of the Company shall within
fhrt of DgiGNur, eighteen sixty
tue policy OF insurance shah have been
Gg,I aud url.; the inst mouth Of ech anu every ecGHn
y, use Nh c,tiun, he !d@a sworn TO by the Pica
r, p Sec-aary the affairs Of the 'onny I"f the year
iurl ling N:.e."l Va I,>' ~ IT, M M
kr,, md River policies Wnch estimate ShH! be conclusive
, ,oi entitled receive certificates OF profits rs here
nTtlrr provided and n theFeno chHrt each insurer
| ro onal share Of the losses hu'ihIn@ by IT. tOul-
nrcorfng of The premiums by him paid,
u hut in snl snGh s!tt'e :i r. at sa Pre-
IS @ also viii, proportion thereto Of the profits OF me
rnnny der from Investments; and Tor the '&1!tlte wilti
I fhr rear in favor Of the insurer he snail be 9nti-
lied 10 signed by the Pre'i'ri and Secretary t'tr
y second Monday November Of onch and every year. and con
nimt provsn that the amount therein named rh"E be liable
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IT, TO FArEILIES- TO FAMILIES. sap
~ THE CENTRAL HOUSE, adAa
MAGHoLIA, Mss,
to supply reEt want Of the citizens of
New Orleans Persons dring travel thousands Of miles
of enduring the pvGcns OF crowded hotels
aud Northern watering nsyl11s find in Magnolia quiet
healthy home with all the comforts of Grst-cass Hotel
Pure freestone water, good bathing h altitude and pie
turesqno country, with beautiful drives the advan
offered
This reached in less than four and half hourg
by New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad and
doing i'll city leave after business hour
at night and return before busnesa the next day
mvI1 II GEO. II. CLARKE Prnnrietnr.
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sr4rx or !,oU,s14rA PARISH or ORLEANS. y |
~ 1000 |!
me- tho subscriber Justice of te Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Taos Soo President and
James hdwHrds Secretary Of 'he 9nH 16taa lh"nCe No
do frose and av the above accounts
and car,ct transcript ron, the books Of said company
THOS 500, President.
JAS EDWARDS, Secretary
Sworn subscribed before this 2;h day Of January
1880 D. T. MITCHELL.
c.o,rd rrs,ioacF 4Lo p.aca pa-.b of Cr
6ec'"" justice O. INC sA"s' ISL Vi VI ',''
l;oard f 10 nav m interest SIX
S,n-so,.,g
Fi.F t'EAT IN CASH. On me 9tNat4iF "e'"Ea'e7 u
holders thereof their ls: representatives,
On ' amer tno 5fsJ Of ErT"ry G nes Ao 70 M
earned pci1iWns Of The Company tor TIC J"Gr eunE l'c
tH i t7j9 tHr WINCH cerl".teS " oe A"ueu OIL Lie it
:tarct rc1t ,>--, .,,, r,,, ~, 7,,,1
me I'fec'1Ef' "ar f9cf'!iE 'NE1 iiil'l tF ''F
LA o. i'i'
and ra ho!e,, hereof t'e,r legal
the Hth lay Of February next The arifrF to be
produced at the tiIr Of Ten tor clciAelt, and Interest
to ceeEe after the 4lst lleceTnhar lt5?
THNMAG Si4thl. f.rehlent ,
JAHEs Edwards Secretary.
nrrEcroRs.
Jro. n T,onacr re EJHa-t
I''T n T Z. iyenss[7' T"fn q TS 3tcr.
4igi =" I1,n', II II r. r. 11'aa7ef,
Herrv kertha1g John q Coines
-, A. o. 'FsH0"i''' i''nA' ''e0'
iatS
u-.--, ,,rr,.,-,x.,.,,-x
'sAAtEtD ANNUAL > HAAI1hHNN
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EIRsT ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF The
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
The following statement of the afnr of this Company is
published conformity with the requirements of their charter
viz:
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Icerfy the foregoing copy of the original extant
In my current archives ~ .,,.,c nm +bo lotf, do,
Witness my band and seal al ne" "teai9' ''' ' ' '
of April, A. D. 1860. w.1rrP II pFTERs N p
a20 WALL hlN H. A1AO' ~'' -
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from any cause elect Directors, day named
for that nupoe shall dissolve the Association, but the
Diectnr. then in Office shall hold until another election
bnT c held of which notice shall be given in the
Ii, Arlicln
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J. l.ANTZ, DENTIs1

N Has permanently 10 Gated hp
jffYEss5A self in Sirnndsburg, and move
IlI- his office next door to DIR. :
Walton. and nearly opp"steS S. Recess Hat &
Cap store. where he is fully prepared to trea'
the natural teeth, and also TO insert lncorrnpt-
lille artificial teeth on pivot and plate, in the
latest and most improved manner. Most per
sons knew the danger and folly of trusting
their work to the ignorant as well as iht
travelling dentIst. II matters not how much
experience person may have, he is liable h
have some failures out OF a number OF Cases
md if the dentist lives al distance, 1t is fire.
quenty put off until il is too late TO save the
tooth or teeth as II may be, otherwise the IN
convenience and trouble ol going 50 far
Hence he necessity OF obtaining the services
OF dentist near home. All work warranted
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HOWARD A ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA

4 Benerolem Institution established 6v spe-
c1ai End0tcmeht, for The Relief rim Nick
and Distressed. afflicted aci!h Viruienf and
Eprdemick Diseases and eygeclailU toy The
CUfe Of Diseases offhe SeruaI Organs
NJ EDlCAL ADVICE given craris, nv
IVE the Acting Surgeon. to all who ap-
pIs by letter, With a description OF their con
rItIon, (age. orcUpatIon. hanns OF lite. &c
md in cases oI extreme poverty, Medicines
urni>be' tree al charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sperma,or.
nRa, and ni:er diseases 0f the Sexual Or
ans, and on The \ EN REMEDIES EN-
loyed IN the D,speHSarv, sent ~ the afilIcr
ID IN sealed letter e.,velorfs ilee Of chsree.
I'wu or Three Stamps tor postage will be
acceptable
address,, DR.. J, SKILL!N HOUGH-
ON, Acting Surgeon. Howard Association.
~. 2 Souh Ninth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
Bv rider of 'he Directors
EZRA ID HEARrN ELL, Prest
iEO FAIR tlILD Secretary.
April 26. 1850. -Iv.
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LIVERY BUSINESS.
Valentine ksutz 4 Vim. Igug,smap
(Succ. ssor> to NJ. b. Po,,ensN

\OuNS' 0'"' y" A. H. ostenS.
Having Turs hs>ed the n,
EBAs >too,k lately owned by NJ IN
b. Po-tcn,, takr this op,ort.n,ty
to notify their fri nds an the public zen.
orally. that the, have aided considerable
new stock to the same, and will continue
the tu.iue.s at the old stand. op Franklin
Street. where they are prepared to hire
Horses and carriages at the lowest, cash
rates. Their Horses are safe, fast and
:. Dile. and their vebickles consist of all
kinds, TO suit the tastes OF the fastidious
Attentive osilrrs always on hand, and dri.
sers furnished when desired. Call and
&c for yourselves. Strangers taken to
auy part OF the country at the shorte.t
ootice. They vii eontiuu, to run the
new omnibus betHeeu this borough and
ihD Railroad Depot. Persons lnteud;no
to 90 Oh the railroad will be called for ~
any part OF the Borough. by leaving their
names at their Office near the stable
he on.nitus will also be at the Debot ON
the arrival OF trains to convey passengers
Into town.
No pains will be spared to give satis-
action to all who may favor them With
their patronage.
KAUTZ & HUNTSMAN.
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HANDSOME WOMEN
20 TGgE LADIES.

HUNTS "BLOOM OF ROSES" A
Ill r,ch and eleyab, color Tor the cheek
- lips. lr WILL NOT WASH OR
RUB OFF. and Hh.n ouce applied, re-
mains durable for ,ears. The TINT i, 80
rich and natural. that the closest -erutIn,
tails TO detect it, use. Can te removed
by lemon juice and will not ipjure tb
kin. ThI, Is a pew repsratIon, u>ed
by the celebrate Court BEAUTIES oi Lou
Ion and Paris. Mailed free. 10 bottles.
With directions for u-e. for 500
HUNTS COURT TOILET pow
DER. impsrts a dazzling ~hiteue.s to
the complexion. and is unlike ar, thig el,r
u-ed for this purpose. Mailed fres for
80 Cents.
HUNTS BRITISH BALM" re
moves tan. freckle-, sunhuru and sll
rup,ions of the skin. Mailed tree for 5U
Gents.
HUNTS "IMPERIAL POMADE'
for the hair, strength. n aud improves a..
groath. keeps it from falling off, aud J.,
warrauted TO MAKE THE HAIR CURL
Nailed i-ee for SO.
HUNTS "pEARL BEAUTIFER. :
for the teeth and guns, clean>es and
~biteDs the teeth. harden. the gums. puri
6e- the breath ef' ctualy. PRESERVE Es
THE TEETH AND PREVENTS TooTHACHE
Mailed free tor Sl.U0.
HUNTS BRIDAL WEALTH PER
FUME, double extract of orange olo-
sons and cologue. Mailed free for 81 90
This exqui-ite perfume was FIRST used b,
the Princess Royal Of Englaod, on he,
marriage. Me-srs. Hunt & Co presented
the Princess With au ele. an. ca.e of Per
famery. Gn which all of the above art,
cles were inrludrd) in hsnd-ome cut glaS.
with gold shoppers, salued at Si500, par
'iculars of which appeared in the public
pribt-
All the above articles sent Free. b,
express. Tor s. 90. Cash can either a.
company the order. or be paid to the ex
press agent on delivery Of goods.
HUNT & Co.
Perfumer- to the Queen,
Regent ST.. London. and 707 San-om st
Ph'ladelphia. Pa
For Sale by all Druggists and Perfu
mere. swTbe Trad Supplied.
Oetober IL. l-6O-Iy.
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Apothccaries Druggists, Gro
GERS and Private Families.
WolE,'s Pure Cognnc Brandy.
Woife's Pure Maderaa MerrY d Port Wine
Woif.'s Pure .Jamocia and 81 Cro,F Rum
WoiEe's Pure Scotch aud irtsh hhisky.
ALL IN BOTTLES.
| beg leave 10 call the attention of the
cl,izens OF the United States 10 the above
~ INES and LIQUoRs imported by UDOLPH
WOLFE, of New York. whose name is ia
miiar in everv part ol this country i'r The
purity of his celebrated Sch.fdam SchnappS
Mrs Wolfe, in his letter in Tie. speaking az
The purity uf his Wines and Liquors, says:
+" will stake NV reputation a> Il ."an.
standing as a merchant Of thirty years resi-
,irnce IN the citv oi New York. thai all the
brandy and Wines which | bottle are pure
AS ImI'nr,ed. aud al the best quality. and can
he relied upon by eserv pur' haser. Every
bottle has the prOpfietors name on the wax.
and lac slmile oi his signature on the Ger
ificate The public are respectfully InvIieo
10 call and examine for themselves. For
sale at retail bv all Apo,he carries and Gro
GERS in Philadelphia
GEO. H. ASHTON.
No s32 Marker 81 PhIadPlphia.
Sole Agent for Philadelphia.
Read the following from The New YorS
Courier:
U Enormous Business for one NeW YORK
Merchant.-W are happy la inform our iel-
iu~ -CllIZeus that there IS one place In ou'
city where the physician. aPolherarv, and
"A r.Ia
Vines and Liquors, az pure S imported. and
of the hesi quality. We do not intend I"
give an elabnrate des, rIplon OF this mer
chants extensive business. although II will
well repay anv stranger or citizen to vl>It
Uiolpho Wolie'S extensive ware house. Nos
IL. 20 and 22, Beaver street. and Nos. IL, ~.
and 81. Markelfied street. His stock al
Sfhnapps on hand ready for shipment coul.i
nnt have been less than thirty thousand eases:
he Brandy some ten thousand caStS-FInia-
ses ot 1896 la 1855; and ten thousand cases %,
MADEIRA. Sherry aud Port Vine Scotch ana
lrlsh WHISKY. Jamacid and ST Croix Rum
some verv old aud equal to an, in :hIS cnun-
ry. He also had three large cellars, filled
with Blandv. Wine, &C., in casks. uhder
Custom House key. ready for boiling. Mr.
Wolie's sales 0i Schnapps last wear amount
ed to one hundred aud eighty thousand dnz
IN, and we rope in less than Two wears he
nav re equally successful with his Braudle>
and Wines.
His business merits the patronage of eve
~ lover of hts species Priv ale families
who wish pure Wines aud Iqunts Inr med
icai use should send their orders direct 1,
Mr.. Wolfe. uniil every Apnthecarv ia The
i,,, Eo t,pI 1s tn
>unous stuff from their sneiyes. ana rrpla {
Il with W oIie's pure ines aud Liquors.
We understand Mr. Wolfe. for the accom-
nodalion OF small dealers Ia the c"unlr,
outs up-as>nrled ra>es oi Vines and Liquors
Such a man, aud such merchant. should ot
sustained against his tens al thousands %
,p,onenrs In The UuIed States. who sci
intnIng nut IuilalIrus. ruInnus alike 10 nu
nan health and happiness.
September 1850 Gin.
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MASON TOCEG,
HOUSE PAINT jE3I &.
G'azier, and Paper Hanger.

Will attend to, and promptly execute, all
orders with which he may be favored From
his long experience in The various branches
of his business. he teeIs confident OF render
ING entire satisfaction in his work. HI.
may be found at his shop, on Sarah street,
nearly opposite the residence OF Hon. M. Fl.
Dreher, StroudSburg, Pa.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
February IL, lS59.-ly.
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HORSE POWERS
AND THRESHlNG MACHINES.
The Best ian use.

The undersigned having spared no ex.
PeDse IN getting up accurate patterns, are
now prepared to furnish Doubled Geared
Iron Framed Horse Powers, and Iron
Framed Balanced Cylinder Tbresbing
Machines. which for compactness, neat
ness. working capacity. and durability,
TO say the Ira-t.) unsurpassed by any
now offered to the public
Call aud jude :or yourself
GEORGE Z. STAUFFER, & Co.
Manufacturers Of A ricuitural mple
ment- ,Stes u Engines. Mill Irons, &c, &c.
TanDefsyilfe. August 4, 1859 If.
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nrspepsin. Impnrity OF the Flood.
Const.pation, ,Costivemcss, Suppression,
isheumntism, GOut, NeuralSi DrO p
sy, Paraly sis, Fits, etc.

Fran IN J. H. Td,tgiH, W 1tTs !, CtnGdd.
Too much cannot lac said of your Pills for the Of
strenrss. Ifotiers nf fraternity have Hnd them
Us eicacnHs have, they should jnin me in proclaim
that complaint which, although bad enough in itself is
the pru.eni,or of others that believe
originate in the liver, but Pills affect that
organ and cure tie disease.
FI,n Mrs.. f. Smart, Physician and JFd,7ifr, Boston.
find one or large doses of your Pills taken the
proper me excellent pr tyes of t!e HdfIGi @te-
"ii ~hen wholly partially suppressed, ant also very
effectual 10 cGuse the sioHiGch and rTsf olS They
much the lest physc have that recommend
other to my patients.
Fosl tie Rer DR. HIM, Of he HIo1ist E,is Church.
PtrAexi IIouSy Savannah On. Jan. g. 1G56.
H0xoRfp SIR should he un-.rateful for the relief
vo;r skill has Brought if did not ririrt my case TO
ycu 4 cold sa.tled in limbs aud braught on eNcru-
riang ,..H,aiq,c ,as which ended in chT0b'c r'"hd-
Nctw standiug had the het Of pIysi'ians tie
disease grew and until 10y the advice OF your
ex client in ratiuore DIR Mackenzie, fried your
Pills. heir effects slow but BY perseyering
In the of them, ] am now entirely well.
SENATE CHAMBER, Patton Rouge, Ia. 5, Dec. 1858
Dp. have been entirely currd bv your Pills of
Phealt tic C6u-a painful disease that had afflicted me
er years. VINCENT SIIDELL.
Co Ncst Of the Pills in market contain Mercury.
Wlii H. although a valuable remedy in skilful hands is
dangerous in public pill from the dreadful conse
quenccs that frequently foil its incautous These
c ntain nerciry mineral substance whatever.
Price, IS cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
P-enared by Or. J. C. AVER s. CO. Lowell Mass
Sold in Stroud.burg, by Hollinsbead 4
DERRICK.
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disease COLI settles somewhere III 'iie o",!' anu "a
srructs it's natural functions Fhese II h's @
lurjng general aggravatiun suffering ana d'stse'
Nhi,e in this condition. oppressed by the dera@rhe'
,,ta Ayers pills aud how directly they restore 'he
,,ural action of the system and with ~ Tue bu"yat
C..lius of health again. Wi is true AMI 80 apparent u.
h;, trivia; and common complaint Is also true IN many
6 ,h. ,.,,sa;ei nj dangerous distrmpers The same
nur.,tiye effect ex,es tlem Caused by similar obsrc-
~ thev nrs r,piy and many Of them surely, cured
NV the same means. Nom who know the fft "'
bills will neglect to employ them when suffering Holi
the disorders they cure. r a.,
Statcin.nts from leading physicians in some oi tile
,rincipa cities and from other we'll known pnoiic per
sons
F.om Fbr,varding Merchant f s. LO'n', Fs0' > io0o'
Dr. AVER: Your Pills the paragon OF all Ina' -
.,,,t il, m.Iiciue They have curel little daughter
n lerns sores upon her hands and FEET hat ho proven
ncrtble for years Her mother has been Ioh2 s'e'
N her hair After chill was cured, she also 'feo
yaur Pills and they have cured her. ,n,Dcp
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STOGDELi, Stokes Presiezeut.
FRUIT TREES.

32 Fruit and OrnameutaI Trees. Flow
Aers. Shrubs. &c &c. from the ceIe
eratrd II E Hook, & Cos Nursery
Rochest r, N. Y.
The under,is ned is now receiving or.
ders tor Fall and Spring planting. All
those who order from u or our agents
will be supplied with first class trees,
plants. &C.. to be delivered this fall and
-pring, at such places az a.reed upon
All orders left at G II. Millers Store.
St'oudsturg, Pa, will be promptly filled
by US.
W. G.. LARZELLIER, & Co.
June g 1889. Blsir,town. n j.
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N NEvV
EXpress Arrangement.

Express Arrangement.
The Hope and Howard Express Com
paDys are now prepared to forward Mon
~. Valuables OF any kind, Packages, &c.
with their own Cars, and special Mes~en
gers. with dispatch from Stroudsbursto ito +
ny part of the worli.
JOHN N STOKES, Agent,
For the Hope and Howard Elk. Co .
Stroudsburg, Feb. 4, ls55.-tf.
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WON KOE (OU n |
'susHal Fire sIAHTaNPP Camp,


Vgvhe rate of Insurance is one dollar OF
H. the thousand dollars insured, after
which payment no subsequent tax will
be levied, except to cover actual loss or
damage by fire, that may fall upon mem
bers of the company.
The nett profits arising from interest
or otherwise, will be ascertained yearly.
for which each member in proportion to
his, her, or their deposit, will have /.
credit in the company. Each insurer il
or with the said company will be a mem
Der thereof during the term Of his or he
policy. The principle of Mutual Lnsur
auee has been thoroughly tested-ha
been tried by the unerring test of expert
cnce, and has proved successful and be
come very popular. 1t affords the great
est security against loss or damage bs
ire, OH the most advantageous and rea
,onable terms.
Applications for Insurance to be mad
n person, or by letters addressed to
WM *. HAvILAND, Secfettry
MANAGERS.
J Drpue Labar, jacob Kuerht,
Richard S. Staples, Jacob Stonffrr.
Charles Peters, Wm. K lIavrland,
Sias L. Drake, Theodore Srhorb.
Godlcib Auracber, Thoma- W Rhodes
Joseph Troch, Sam'l s. Drchrr,
S,osdel Stokes.
STOGDELi STOKES PrNSiIent.
GOTLIEB AURACHER, Treasurer.
SILAs DRAKE, Surveyor.
il The stated ne. ting of the hoard
Of Managers takr- place at the Serrsta
ry- Office. on the first Tuesday of eact
month. at ! o'clock p ".
Stroudsburg, Sept. Iii; 1860.
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To Persons cut Of Employment.

GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
n ERIE SEWING MACHINE.-Wr will Civ,
eom mission. or wages at from SIS to
$50 per mouth, and expenses paid Tn,
is a new MarhiOe, aud so simple IN it,
construction that child Of 10 years can
learn to operate it by half an hours in
-truetioo. 1t is equal to any Family Sew
ing Machine in use, and the price is but
Fifteen Dollars
Persons wishing an Agency will sd
Tres j N BOYLAN.
Secretary Erie Sewing Machine Com
pany, Milan. Ohio.
Aug. 30, ls60--5t.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are YOU sick, feeble, and
COMPLAINING Are you cut ~
orter. with your system te
rtuged, and your feelings nn
cumiortatle. These symI-
I, in> are often the prelude u
SERIOUS iiiucss. Some lit of
sickness is creeping upon you.
aud should be a, erIed by a
timely use ct tile right rein-
eiy. Tahc Ayers fil.S, and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
mors- purify the blood. and
let the fiuhis move on unoO-
stracted in health again.
They stimulate the functions
of tile body into vigorous ac-
tiyity. purify the system from
tle olstFuctions " hicl maize
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Counrciinu III Great Bend with
the NJ hi Express West las a. m.
TIL. Expr IS Passenger Train South, cum
meets AT the Junction with 2::)5 p. NJ. Tram,
pn The Central Road. for Easton. Bethlehem.
Mauch Chunk. Reading, Harrisburg. &c.
Accommodation Train moving North leaves
Scranton for Great Bend at 9:47 a. m.
Factnvile 1l:07 "
Nicholson ll:37 p. IN.
Montruse I2:52
Arrive at Great Bend. l:57 D. m.
Connecting with The Dunkirk Ex-
press West. at 3:32
Moving South The New York Express
E.st arrives al Great Bend. at LAB D. ~.
and connects ith the Accommodation Tram
which leave Grent Bend, at 2:25 p. a..
Munirnse 3:20
Nchnlsnn ABS
F clolvviIle 5:aO
Due at Scranton, 6:53
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CHEAP FOE CASH.

The eouds are manufactured oi the tes'
materials aud IN the neaiest and most last
innahle manner. He EMPLOYS none but ih'
.es, workmen about his establishment.
Thankful for the lineral patronage heret"
tore received every effort will I've made i'
merit continuance al the same.
THADDEUS SCHOCH.
Eas,0n SpDtemEer Ii; 1852
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Delaware, l.aekaWanna Il Western
RAIL ROAD.
GsF On and after Monday. Dec. Gath
1860. trains will be run as follows:
Express Passenger Trains.
MOVING SOUTH

The night express Train east on N. Y. & Erie
Railroad arrives at Great Bend al 3:23a ii. m.
connecting with The Express Train leaving
Great Bend for New York and PhIl,delphia
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REMOVAL!!
Sc @ OIft'3
Wholesale and Retail
Boot anO Shoe
VI AN u T AC TOR Y!

&C SsE ihe su' scrlher eSpec ttuly INFORM
yZ1 his cu>merS and tIieud> that h. ta-
sa- removed his Boof and Shoe Mnufac
fory t., The siore room formerly occupied b,
ios. ph Sigman. IN Northampton street .ont
door above Hamilton street. and etuee
Mrs. f. Fl. EIarnony's Millinery and Pete,
Pomp's Drug Store.
He has Iust received a large assortment
IT BoD,s and Shues. an ung whi, ID re Gal
congress Boots. Enamele, Congress Btn':
cali Napoleon Boots. PaIeni Morocco N
nIenn Boots, BIoeans. &c. for GetlemeL
md Bows
Also on hand a large assortment OF Shoe
or Ladies and Misses. Nomen's fashion
le CATERS al every variety. made to Ordt
Il short notice A large assnTinert oI CbI'
IreDS Shoes ALWAYS on hand. u UM Shoe
1T all deSs iIptiuns and kinds, Which he J
selling