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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that, pursuant to an
order Of sale to me directed issued by the Reg
lister in Chaneery, of the District Court Of Nemaha
County .Nebraska Territory, in q certain case where
in Katharina Rataiehok by her nexs Friend Da-
vid n. Mclaughlin is Plaintiff and the unknown
heirs of Henry Smith deceased, Henry E. Dunn
mer and Henry NJ. Atkinson ere defendants. |
will on
Monday, the LIST, day of May, 1865.
81 one o clock p. NJ. afsaid day, Ofer for sale
az public auction, at ths front door Of the
Brewnvile EUGse in the City CfiBrOWnville in said
County Of Nemsha, that being the building in
which the last term OF the said ID Istrict Court was
held the following Real Estate to wit the North
Eeas quarter of Section Thirteen OBJ in Town
ship four C4) North of Rrnge fourteen GA East
in Said-C County of Nemaha.
BrownvilIe March 9th. 1858.
-p1Tgv0 su tr W. G. GLASGOW,
Sheriff and Special Master in Chancery.
aE &c. Il aforE0 . .alT-.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

vile. don't send us an exchange. We
acknowledge that II isn't worth a strdO,
vet we ike TO feed our faculties on the
eTasions Of its genins
II he means the Advertiser. We have
knosn other animals, longer il (y)ears
Than be, that preferred straw. az any
'rate we will not be so severe with the
Register, but will admit that we prefer
il to corn-cobbs, in fact its racy editorials
ale almost equal to medicaied PnPer.
William wields a fierce pen, and, Phre-
nologicaIly viewed, is doubtless a great
acquisition to Ralo. We eannot express
our feelings better than TO copy a
verse Of poetry which appeared u the
Advertiser while under his control:
can may many days TO him be given,
Bright with affections l%ustre,
While The innocent lambs Of heaven
Around his hearthstone cluseFe."
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

Charles 7. JamisOp AID Gurden b. y
will take notice, that JobnP. Hedge, IS
ant, has fled. in the District Court,
for the County Of Nsmahs, Nebr9sks b
a bill n Chancery, against the said Cnaq@
isoE and Gurden II. Wilcox and Nary :
The object and prayer Of said Bill Is .
Decree Of said Court for The Forss-
Deed Of Trust IN the nature OF q hon
BIZ said Charles 7. Jamison to sara 80
Wilcox, upon the northwest fractional
section number thirty, in t0Ensnlp
north in range fifteen, East, IN said Nens Is
Nebraska Territory, to secure the g9ynsa'
dollars to complainant, John P. Hoog .
the sale Of said premises TO pay Su T y
The interest thereon. The said Cna.s' ~ I
json and GARDEN q. Wilcox are pou9ss IN 81
are required 10 appear and answer
CHARLES G. D0Rst I,
Solicitor for Comp
March %. 2T-4t-SiS.oV.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
PAwEEE CRY. NEE,
Mnrrh 18Th '66

900. Ma
The closing exercises of the Nemaha
Valley Seminary and Normal Institute
took place on the 1Ath and 18th Of March,
1865, concerning which the examening
committee beg leave leave TO submit The
following report:
Tuesday morning the l4th, exercises
commenced with the examination of the
Fourth Reader Class, followed, during
The morning, by History, and I'd and 3rd
Glasses in Arithmatic and Algebra, Isl
and Sd in Geography, Reading and
Spelling. All of these did remarkably
well, except the lst class IN Geography
however, there were a few of the mem,
bers of the class that were entitled tc
much praise, while the Sd or Primary
class. fought by Mss Rurch, was really
at the head at the close of the forenoon,
exercises.
Afternoon the Fifth Reader advanced
class in, Spelling, Latin and Cd class III
Geography filled the list fouslhe day
While much praise is due all of these, il
was hard to decide which should bear
the banner of victory, the Latin or Spell
ing.
Wednesday, there only remained fol
examination the Grammer, advanced
class in Arithmetic and Philosophy
These classes showed to the spectators
and the committee that they had no
been idle the past term, and that they
and their teachers. certainly believed thal
what was worth learning at all was worth
learning .DeH.
Afternoon having been set apart for
the exhibition of the Ladies 'Aonia.'
and Gentleman's 'Adelphic' Societies,
A large assembly of both military and
citizens gathered to the scene. If the
good nature and applause of the audi
ence were a test of merit, these exer.
cises-composed of rehersals, essays,
colqquies, and the reading from the
Anemone and Anonymous papers and
crItique reports, &c.,-were- certainly
good. To leave the subject here would
be to do injustice to the ladies'; while all
as we said before did well, the LADIES'
paper the Anemone" was decidedly
rich. The Editresses Miss E. E. Grit
fng and Lydia Bell, elected much praise
for their able editorials and style Of
reading, Il would probably be no more
than just to mention the essay of Mss
M. S. Hunlley, it waslgood and well read.
The Colloquy = sutjecl Northoand
South-aclresses Miss Mary Gritii4g
representing the North, aud Miss Lydia
Bell the South, with their train of auen-
danls-accordmg to the old saying,
"broughl down the house" y,1ga
On the part of the Adelphic Society,
the speech of Lewis Woods, and the
closing address of The President of the
Society, were decidedly good and well
delivered. iW r34s5 s..' I'D )
t. ]. w. H0LLINGSHEAD,
i A. S. STEWART, =.
Ha1A,R41
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
NOTICE.

In accordance vi Pan order from The ~.
Court sf Gage County, Eehruska Terrier y
he 1Ith day Of June, 1855. ] John w.
Administrator Of the Estate Of W. W - :.
deceased, wilton the 18th day Of APrL
tween the hours Of 9 o'clock. a M. asa 7 =
D m, offer at pnblic sale 20 the ,mes Of E
bate Judge in Beatrice. Gage County
late w. W. DeBnisGn's right, title and ing
the following Real Estate, viz: The sau
Of the southeast 4 and the south 4 Of ih'
8. east, and the northeast u Of The Bath.I
Of section no. II, town. range saa
one and two and west y Of northwest = "
20. 10, town no. 4. range 8.
JOHN ". LATHAM, AdminitnI
Estate Of ". " Dsns
Beatrice. Gage co., Hsb- March 9. lss9-
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
WASHERS SALE.

Notice IS hereby given that, pursuant to an order
of sale, to me directed, Issued y the Register in
Chancery, of the District court. Nemaha County,
Nebraska Territory, in a cer'Rin case, wherein
Theodore W. Bedford is eUmplainant, and James
B. Fleming and Isaac Cole are defendants, l wil on
Tuesday the 4lh day of May A. D.. 1865
at 10 o'clock A. n. Of said day at the front door o.
the r, ownyille House, in the city Of BrownviIle,
in Nemrha county, Nebr asks Territory, THAT be-
ing the place where the last term Of sard court
for said county was held) Offer for GALE at public
auction. to the highest biader leash, the follow
inf Real Estate ,to-wit
The south West Quarter on three (3)
in Township four AZ, q ;IEe g cen East
in said county Of Nemaha. sa Es,
BrownYille. March, 30th 1855
Cha. .It4tEY,
ISAAC. j. q snesry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

Joseph p. ColUnsn. caroline D.. Coleman, Psd'
*. Wadhams and Mary A. Wtihams El ha
notice thar Jahn l.. Carson did on the BIB dag
March, u. d., 1855. file a Bill IN Cbauesry. In b
District Court. vi hin and f r the County q "
mlha. Nebraska Territory. against the saIl Josl,
p. Coleman. Caroline D.. Gilman, Philip 4. Hat
hams aud Mary 4. Wadhsms drl ldaEfs, se1ri
forth that the said Joseph p. Coi-n "a ard CanE-
ID. Coleman executed q NJ -sgc % eclHpillast
upon the south west qaar-=f % s.'ilH oai
township 6Fe. Rarih Il Eg- a-.-aR -t' "a
aid Nemahe cOuaty. -aeure RI p}Rrni tA
Proinissavr N-to fr 5iG0.gt, .pi p
recording o. said rrr the /.
olemIu an6 C@arail ~. e nEr . az
land by doei To said Phillip Is ilf1s5 A
the SAT PnjiIi. r. Wafhau .rt t5y Z e
hams mad - Mortgage taer i' 'fJ'% 2
Coleman to secure Jhe payment o. 2rb 90 =
objects and prsysrnf said Biz IS % oh,,aa l.-
tor The sale of said rremi>es TO- ray .h IN
sid with the interest which may b. loud 4"
thereon AMI the said loscoh p. Calem1n
Coieman. PbilipK Waihqm 'n.Af
Wadhams are 1otidsd that they are REQUIRED
pear aud answer ssidBil onor before she j."
OF May, q. r., 1865.
G. G.. DORSEY, Sol for Complain
Dated March l5th5 a. d., 1865.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the matter Of the Estate. Of Marshal C. Kel-
10y:
Whereas the Probste Court, in and foe Gage
county, Neboaska Territory, did on the 9th day Of
March, A. d. 1885, fix and appoint the 7th day Of
August A. D.9865 as the Day for the final settle
ment Of the Estase of Marshal C Kelley late Of
said county and FerritUfS now deceased. 4fG .Cl
Now thersfoSe, all credits of said Estate, and
all parties intreated therein, are hereby notified
to presen their claims against said Estate, before
the said Probate Court on or before the 9TH
day OF Augnst, Alb. 1866, or the same Will be for
ever barred. .-- go
Ordered by said Probate csurt that notice of the
above be published for four consecutive weeks in the
Nebraska Advertiser.
x Dated Beatrice, March 9Th 1855. 81.
ee an SAMUEL JONES,
Administrator.
5l 2s-4t 1855 IS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
LEGAL NOTICE

Henry G. Hill viii take notice tha5 BENJAMIN ?
Lushbaugh DID, on the 18th day Of March. A A
1855. file a Bill in Chaneery, in the District Con-.
of Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, aga;ou tbs
said Henry G.. Hill and John L. Carson. defendant
setting forth that the said Henry G.. Hill sEssDt5
a Deed Of Trust, in the nature Of a Mortgage. a
complainant and JOnn t. Carson, upon the sosrb
east quarter Of section thirty-thrse, in tOEnshio
Eve, north Of range fourteen, east, in said Gouniy
Of NemAha, to secure the payment Of a Prouisofy
Note fOr S258.0O aud that the said Joha Z. Cara.
has sold and assigned bis interest therein 70 con.
plainaut. The object and prayer Of said BIZ Is .
obtain a decree for the FORECLOSURES Of said Mortyars
and the sale Of said premises to pay the aid sun
and the interest thereon and the said Henry c.
Hill is notified that he is required TO appear aal
answer said Bin On or bei0Pe the LIST day Of Nu,
a.. d., 1866.
G. G.. DORSEY, =
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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
NEW ADYER4ISEMENTS
LEGAL NOTICE. ~ II

Notice is hereby gtses ta15 viii offer for sale
at public auction at the front entrance OF he
Br5ynvile House, IN the Ciy 0fBrownvlile, that
DC !ng the building in when the last term Vi the
District Court 0. The county Of NemahI, In the
TERRITORY Of NebrasEa. wasneid9 on the
lst day OF May, "A. D. 1865 al | o'clock
P. NJ. Tie following real estate situated in the
County OF n einaha, in the Territory of Nebrasaa,
to wit L9t : in Block 10 Lots LIB, 10, and
is IN Block 80 Lo- l6 IN block "a: Lut- 8, 18Th
in Btrex9G Lotstt,sz, l3'I4in Bloek ~ bot 4 IN
D,oHk 80: L3ls,i, :, In Blocs Is lots 10, IL III
Block II To- II IN oiosk as Let - in Block II;
Lot 9, in B!ocA IS lpLs IL, IA, 10. 10, in Block
6t IN ktmahI CIty aisV the South East IA Of
tbs n art6 West L 4Of SSecMOs 81 IN Township 5
Moth of Range - Easi also the South East IA
Of the SJuth Vest IA Aof Section / Township 4
Njrth OF Bang ~ ast, except sw0 acres of oi the
West side thereof also u Tract CT land commencing
at a point 80 rods North Of the South West corner
OF Section kIehteep u.s. in Township 4 North of
Range 10 East, thence running East AZ rods, thence
South % Ia rods thence West4 rods, thence n 23
IL rods 10 the place Oi beginning; also Lots Z, and
5 of the South West H. OF Section II in Township
4 North, OF Range 10 East aso The North West Il
of the North East IA Bnd lot Il Of Section 81,
township 5, Ngrtn, Range Is Fast, except twenty
% acres decided to Snow. Also the West half OF
the South-WeSt FIahd LOTS 3 aud 4 IN Section
81 TOWNSHIPS 5 North Of range Is East, except TWEEN
ty acres IN the South West corner, taken as the
property Of Jerome Hoover OF an execution and
Yendl in favor Of Samuel A Chambers Executor
vi the last viii and Testament of Willis Hill de-
ceased, issued out of the District Court Of the
County OF Ma fna, IN the Territory Of Nebraska,
and to NE uIfCcted as Sheriff o. SAID County.
Dated March 27Gh. 1868.
VIC. GLASGOW, Sheriff.
-a- 28-4t $3.50;
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

Having just received a good assortment Of these
Machines, respectfully invit ties her friends and the
pnblic to call and see them, as they need only to be
seen to be appreciated. "a
The Florence Machine has advantages over all others
as it makes -FOUR
STITCHES, it has also tie IL ERSI
BILE Feed. which enables tue operator, by
simply turning a Uiumo screw, TO have the work run
either right or left; Il is almost ~noiseless, very rapid
-mskiug Eve stitches at each reyolUtion-d0ing the
Corsest and Finest work with equal FACILITY. A supe-
Tior Hemmer goes with each Machine, which will
turn n hem Of any desired width. Each Machine has
also one OF Barnum's ~Self-Sewers, which guides the
work itself and is Of incalculable value
They will be sold at Chicago, OF st. Louis Prices,
with freight added.) 9-2S-3or6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
While The innocent lambs Of heavsps
Around his hsarthstone clusFe."

We learn that Casper E. Yost has
been appointed United States Marshall
for the District of Nebraska. From
what we can learn of Mr., Yost, we
think tie appointments a good one,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
go So 81
LEGAL NOTICE.

Charles Moal will take Notice that Augustine Al
BRIGHT has commenced a suit in Chaicery, in the Dis
-irict Court, OF Eemaha County NEBRASKA fern tory
against the said Charles MOul. T0e object OF said
suit is to foreciose a certain mOrtguags maae BY said
Charles IA M November 18th 1854 On the West half Of
the South West quarter OF section i5 m Township .
orth Of Range I3 East in said County OF Nemaha,
given to secure the payment OF = certain note OF even
date Herewith, for S250,l0. made BY said mont ia IA
yor OF said Aibricht Said Moal is required to APP
pear and answer eurr before the 10Th day Of May,lSS5
3. W. THOMAS,
81 efCea eli Soi. for Complainant
& %. A. 40 ma "a "a
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

Isaac B. Walters win take notice that Johs
L. Carson did, on the 18th day Of March, a. 4,
1855 file a Blliu ChaneeFy, in the District C0gi
within and for the County Of Nsmaha. Nsbnsn
Territory, against the said Isaac B.. Walters and
Benjamin F. Lusbbaugh, defendants, setting fni
that the said Isaac b. Walters executed q iced e
Trust. in the nature of a Mortgage, to said cen
p~lainsnt and Benjamin F. Lusbbaugh, up8n tie
north east quarter Of the south east quarter Z
section tWenty-six, in t0Wnshipsix, north Of nsg
fifteen east, IN Nemaba County, Nebraska eniau,
to secure tho payment Of S65.T5 according %
note referred to in said M1rtgage and that ai
defendant, B~enjamin f. Lushbaugh, mas since Cd
and assigned his interest in said Mortgage to ca
plainant {; The object and prayer Of said BID .
to obtain'a decree foT the foreclosure Of said Mort
gage and sale Of aid premises for the payment d
the said sum and tie interest accrued theresa mi
he said Isaac b. Walters IS notified that be is r.
quired to appear and answer said Biloa Or ba6D
the lstday Of May. a.d- 1855.
CHARLES G.. DORSEY,
Solicitor for Complainant
~ Z n - "a = roaE o. a ~ "a
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

John Hamilson and Gurisp b
take notice that John p. Hodge, a.
did on the 20th day Of Mareb, A. D "a
Bill in Chsncsry. in the District Ooo5 al
county, Nebraska Territory, against 6s'i
Hamilton and Gurden II. Wilcox, ; : oBs
Tie object and praynr Of saif BIZ = r~.L 2
Decree Of Foreclosure Of a Deed q 4 Job
nature u a Mortgpge, given By salI pr
ton, % Gurden II. Wilcox, rs lfas-ss q ,
northwest quarter of section numOo =
ship Number 5. North Of Rsugs Da-Eas
in Nemsha county, Nebraska Isl p 81
the payment 10 Complainant, JelI Sss
ESQ dollars, according to 3 trom rs
in referred to. and the sale OF tbes
said John Hamilton snd Gureen
notified that they are EeqaiIea a. Az
answer said biz on o. before tns'~
CHARLES g. 49,
SoIi,imrfyr C0@r
March 2s5. q 4'-slsso
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30


The following testimonial of esteem
was passedaby Brownsville Lodge No, s.
l.. o. of o. F.. g
"WHEBEAs. The stern and nnrelent-
ing hand OF death, which is continually
reapipg and gathering It's harvests from
the ranks of humanity, has again visited
the field Of our fellowship and taken
from US one of our most faithful and be-
loved brothers, P. e., H. H.. MARSH,
who was a laborer il the cause of the
brotherhood of man. Since we last met
death claimed him for its victim ; his de-
sire 10 live was for his wife and little
cues no selfish thoughts mixed with the
pure gold of his nature, The Interests
of our Order were near and dear TO him,
Notwithstanding long debarred by illness
from participating in our weekly Fe-
unions. We, deeply deploring, In COM
mon with the Fraternity which we repre-
sent, The great loss which this Order has
sustained in this dlSpensalion of PrOvi-
dence, as a testimonial of the respect
which this Lodge entertains of'his dis
unguished worth and services IS an Odd
Fellow, therefore
ResolUed, That this Lodge is profound
IL sensible Of the loss which Odd Fellow
Ship. Society, aud the afflicted family
have sustained in Ihe death of our late
Brother, H. III MARsH, and we sympa-
lhise with the relatives, frie rdsa society
and Ibis Order in The bereavement which
has thus befsllen them.
ReSOfUed, That's as a testimonial of the
regard wkitheihiS ledge entertaius for
The able efforts Of our departed brother
in The advancement of Odd Fellowship,
and in token of his worth as a member
of society, aud his devotion aud affection
as a husband. Father and friend thai the
officers and members of this Lodge wear
1.-The usual badge of mourning for thirty
days.
ResoLUed, That the Secretary furnish
a copy Of these proceedings, under seal
Of the Lodge, to the family of our de-
ceased brother, to the Nebraska Adver-
tiSer, ami that the same be spread upon
the minutes.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
H. C. LETT,
E.. H. WILCOX. Com. :
s4av CT. STEWARTA, A.,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

EH
sa William, surnaned Miller, formerly
proprietor of the AdveEsiser3 has !aken
charge of the Rule Register liz seems
umid in his greeting, he says;
Eve have had but hllle experience as
an editor, out we feel confident thu. we
can make ii equal 10 the best papers in
The Territory"
Do not Be too modest, Billy; modesty
has ruined mah5 a man with far better
parts than you have.
He says 'The Register is the county
organ Of Richardson county" This be.
ing the case, lis Tone, and The motions Of
lis .'animiIe, wifi doubtless exercise a
Widespread influence in the present
crisis Of eur national difficulties.
The'foliowing friendly notice we find
in Williams last issue:
eve wonder Why shst thing at Brown.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
communicated

ObitHaryzDied, in this City, on
Friday, the 18th INST, after a lingering
illness from Consumption, on bis birth
day, HENRY H. MAnsH, aged 80 sears.
Mr.. Marsh was a native Of James.
town. C~hautaugue county, New York.
He was one Of the pioneers of Ne6raska;
having settled in BrOwnville in the spring
of 1856. AS a-eisizeu, as a man of
business. as a neighbor and friend, Mr..
Marsh had no superiors. No young man
ia Br6Whville gave greaterzpromize OF
future usefulness; none more attentive
to business or to any trust reposed in him;
none more respected by communityj as
he grewolderhe every year grew better.
At times, during the past year, he
contemplated his approaching death with
reluctance. Il is hard to surrender life
with all its ties inthe prime of manhood.
He was getting d fair starti in remune
rative business +; he was beginning TO be
| appreciated, and to occupy a position in
community that would ensure influence
and honor ; he was surrounded bya
young family thai greatly needed his
protection and care. But when he foaud
that death was Inevitable he became per.
fecily ~reconrfed. He felt assured thaI
he had made bis peace with his Maker
His family and numerous friends have
the consolation hat their loss is his eter.
nal gain. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
ADMISSION, SO etsI CHILDREN. 25 cts
DRESS CIRCLE, seaes all Carpeted. rs cts,

Each person, on entering the PAVILION
will receive a numbered Gard After the performance
two gentlemen. appointed by the audience will blind
fold a boy, who will draw from a box numbers cores
pondiHg to those held BY the audience; the hrSt num-.
Ger tsksrErom the Box wIi4 eutitle be holder Of the
correspondlRg number tOthe drstgift. and 50 or, until
ali the PreeeatS are drawu. The presents will be dis
tIibuted immediately after the performance.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

GOAL OIL,sbest quality elaliaea
- shseass' ana Ff1VGHEW -
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
BROW
ON TUESDAY APRIL 9Th, 1866.
TWO Grand performances Daily!

THE PAGODA will Open at half past in the
afternoon and half past 7 O'Clock IN the evening. PEI
Torrance conimences At half past ? AMI haH past Z
O'Clock.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30

AsuperioF stock Of Spring and summer Goods
u<r received. Everythias 10 the Ma.nefy line
kepCeensiantIy on hand ssy-Naking, B9Huet
Bleaching and TTilHm M dor h order.
March, 1885, y9In-29-Iy l;a
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

Dated Ill I5Ib. !. h, 81. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

" VI O0AalLAf
Solicitor for Complainant
Dated March 18th, a. d., 1855. 2s4t-I35o
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Will attend to, and promptly execute, all
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OF his business. he feels confident of rend er
ing entire satisfaction in his work. He
may be found at his shop, on Simpson
street, Stroudsbnrg, Pa.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
March 26, 1862
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Maaho0ds hoW Lost. l.sw Restored.

E5s Just published, new edition 81
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The celebrated author in this admirable e.
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radicaHv.
H This Lecture should be in the h. nd,
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Sent, under seal, in plain envelope. 70
any address, postpaid, on receipt Of SIX
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NEW STORE.
AND
NEW GOODS.

he subcriber would inform the public
and his old customers, that be has taken
the Store Room formerly occupied by
George II. Miller. Esq, in StrOudsburg
Ills stock is composed of entirely New
Goods, laid in at reduced prices, and he
will sell them at small profits.
He has on hand complete assortment
ur DRY GOODS, Cloths, Cassimeres.
Neiiacts, and a full line of LADIES
DRESS G0ODS-Muslin DeLanes, Shall
ia DoLanes, Amoors, Coatings, Calicoes,
aud all kinds Of Ladies Dress Trimmings,
md Eanke Notions.
hLSO-A good assortment of GRO
CENIES, such as Coffee, Sugar, Molas-
sos, and Syrups, Tea and Rice.
Please give me call, and see the
goods and prices.
Butter and Eggs, and all kinds of Coun-
Try Produce, taken in exchange for goods.
c. d. BR0DHEAD.
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