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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-06
] ANNOUNCER ENT.
COUNTY AUDITOR.

EDITORS ONO STATEsMAN:-Please announce the
name of SAMUEL GuLICK as an Independent Dem
ocratic candidate for County Auditessand oblige.
q @. A HosT OF FRIENDS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-06
C"dHcey-y -,Otic>.

Il go. 80 illinois oir.ui: Cour, of L, Sail.
80" .i'..; " iaf1i.t Jaq'--.- iii 81 Diyorc.
al'i.''it 0i IL" n'iI-re-irie o. ii.rri-, a. me-, ic,,
sl''r naiHt7! l'sihs ,.sn f.i IA IA. 49,, o. tI. 49,
OF saih ,IretH Court 81 L. Sale C,.lfy Ati-. = -,
given Ia tL- sail H.rri,t J.yue. Iby, -. - 49,!
ht.d .s ~! u complaint in sail curt On IN, tiarrsr,
err 'i'T'-i on lie "lShteeLih day % April A D. -,
ann maj summons nrrrnlnn i,u n out o. said ,,n,rt
sgi'i sud deem Tent r-tiiro T. IN tiI- -r,nI Monday ~
Jun hc-t A j. - =. ~ il ~ las required
NV, uuirs- the said u. .Iasi-e -er.o.x
lie aud appear lere sid Ciftuii Court OF La Se couu1y
on The hr't day "a The next thrU 10 u i ~ a.
cta"F. III san ss'oiH. fynily o., June
1865. an plead. deniur to the s.id conn in
ants mi Of complaint. III. @nG the matters and
tHEs iher4n cha ped riaic i'll lie tIer ss cun-s-
ell aud Gcrce tuterreti a..iist yen az or,Ig L., a
prayer ~ .'iI TIT HERMAN s!LlLE, Csrk
4 uRJVER, Gs,1. S.Lcam..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-06
Cb0HcejY G0lj.@.

+ ao9TssT2 c Can't. &c, Court Of L s..
Divorce. 70 S'O'hJH " GoJ .rii.-.,u for
ieieIli.nt sjv. non res iencs OF S'o.,,n y G,1s.,
TN. liz =. -, named, having beer, . In :,
Is herey 81 'aa cTeuit Court IL Sale ronnt, M OF
ronu,ai5.nt e. - 'e ss.i solomon sa,i.l N, 80
ch,r,rry -; hei i OF complaint in ID r,,,r, - ~
Ise. IA .i,rrsi on the .nta.tb DIV " - 'hs
ags,ns a ~ ' summons therein .,rr our ~, ~.
Of June nrrt Iss5 q. : on the nd Monday
Wv, Unless you, the saii s. 6ta.n = 70 ~, :,
SiI oe ana appear before sail Cif,ut Cur, ~ ia
- on the first f'sy OF the next torn, tisr, =,
If H., is ~ olta"a ~ sid county on The Sc On, ind,
ie ,.,: and plead answer or lru.rr To- the -,;I %
,%iIs iii OF ehplsnt tn" same nd Nh. NIT - LII
,hss therein charged ami state! Vii, h. t.Esn ss A4
So, Hil decree entered against vou aeryrdip, ,o tI
J GRnyIp -, HkEMiN SILVER, CLARK
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-06

EsT'TZ ~ t1irL-s ,iTLfrv Drce4sEn.
lie IN -rrilucd having ien apr aint.l nni.trsior
ard I,uistratrX II the Esiate OF Char. Il en-
h''e - the county - l. SilI- and u Illinois ,i.s a.
hereby ess rotire Hst Hey viii appear ls.ure t. County
Court pi Ia St cuuafv. At ti.- Count tIO.e Ottawa
at tn jun ieitl. "I tAe ihir, RnGay june next
al which iiiue ~! rr~l., having claims al
tie IRE not '-! mi r-uif atliI rf tn purIsse
81 having the ssu@ a. gsiei. Al I.-Fs ~, inlri.d to
sli E,tet" Are ,lest n make .un-.atc pay ment
til" unlrr-i.-nei.
Daist tbs 5i>t DIV ~ N,srcii Z. p Ises
IANiLi. GiiiIN. Administrator.
E.lLA >. 81 l...,s. 4 .Ii.iu-trstr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-06
Ar9dl ADVERTISEMENTS.


~ mad. AMI n nstsh given thp by viru, Q. cres
"a 80 euhty state of Illinois ar VIC ut Curt 81
.-d cepr On n the N ser,. then pand i ri
nn = ",isht was conpl.i,,'. ..ltFs' wherein 81 NJ
ard Frank JIM. mrnry ilo"l'ni Nm II,, wright;
Eta day ID Mas A. piss -hsi' o Md v h.
col. "a 'ne iren"n md ,.t fill ii :, ne
=; - le s""ih door the Count, n, =, oiiI fr
tn, b-h,., - ~, &c Suct'r - 1 VII - :. a.
, Or i,h.. = der HE i Il, = n e., ana SEA to
Lot Cur ! 10 b " x u deere % be s Int i. t. az
in said county af IA! ~ 81, an q city O.;
Terms o! al. cash !, i'hagts.
. t-wa April - IsCs 80 LISTER,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-06
s pIen I'd Ii + Of Art Gle
AL to lie soid fer CHE IC1IAR Fad

AZ the good IN tn atcve LIST viii hs tod without
reeerSstFR tor oSE DOLLAR ESf II. Certificates OF al
fiie srf.l placed in rnyrir,-
I'D mxef These envelopes Will r. sent Iy mil OF 10
ly rel &c our Office without regard e. ~ic- On r.c-iy-
ffg crttif-lts. will -h. zrt-Ie rep-..sr.
and oHilrnal with you send COLLAR
the srtirl. uamei, any oihsz in the let III, r=ns
.luc.
~ thu mode give selections from a v-rie, ,tnk 81
fire goods III th hest H.nks ami ist-st s;yls am oi in
tri-ic worth. IT nofeinsl pre- while all haze Ciisrte
0f securing artirle- of the very bizh.s; valve
In all Transactions 10y mail charge for ErwsT'lng the
f-rtif at, paying r6-ts~ rtd diag i- hasines. y
esch- Eiv certificates VIII he for g Fey ar g
Thirty iOE = sixty Ave laT Sl0 sIss One gr.d 50 SIS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-06

q he e:1.h,n g Pet ut DonJls
Sh@et Ro'foiH fi.e.
TIP mi. invited 10 The following points OF su-
ist. ru1rr-Lssting. with proner care, atIe,s,
p wears Stoves are new in that set up in
1855
Cd. NAxUFAcTrRE -Fvery portion OF the Stove i.
thoroughly constructed Zach 'tove i. submitted TO
critical test. and none ieave nrks unless com
pl-t.ly p- ctl fni ID.
ID CAPAcIrY.-Baking. bFoiiing. boiling. roasting.
4ri - ether culinary oners'ions, performed at the
.n,re time barrel of nozr baked into Tread with
sug,- fire.
All, Eco>aYr.--srins cost eff tie $. owe in or
ears in the item or fuel.
sth vsxrrI ,rfos OF oyEs.--In the Stewart etov-
alone the ron, directly into the aven (pre
.ct.d bY irt,rrs p,t.nt.} securing q direct draft
hrcuzf, the to cf tL. by means OF per fornted
h.i.s in the bach fHrs. u vii be berne in
mind that the heated rir aways rises Tins tiod
Of ventilation I. ;he ouy of W. us whatever
sh. ExrisE Crsrksi 81 ilR.T-1he heat generated
~ tn. stove r.y helt Horsia and u,sd CO trs~@
'nto The roe-. g T'crsuF,.
Ith the u rsrE rA1 oTx FLur-By which
md the oven evenly and efficiently heated titan
ny any other kro-D Invention.
sth Bs"IIIsG-ptrtormed E,r top and without the
possibility Of snoLs rug the ro.ul-
stn HoT WATER RESERVOIR ASD WARNING CLosEr.-
Both useful and cuav-nien. supplied iy the waste Lea,
aud without fuel.
18th MATER B.CE--An arrangement for supplying
h e :or the bath room 70 Ia! to any range.
u Sod by all dealers, 'riai OF months; win
a written guaranty for chat T. riud If - ed.
ger- IeE are of the "a Usrous rihe~s limitations
SOW in market. See q At the '.of p. Z. stewart
and OF tie manufacturer are stove. No other
is GEM ne,
tS- Descriptive pamphlets - Il to any ad-
dress Agencies il - the Trncira cite, and tswns
in the United S;stes. Ahiress.
TULLEE WARREN 4 CO.. Troy. ". Y,
soc Manufacturers and Proprietor. of the Clinton
Stnvs Works.
For sale in Ottawa ony By JOHN NAfLET-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-06

--t-set c.r5s pan. Is ZOO. -r-i--e- ----se:
.---- Lam 10, As. WI c-I-i 81 III ,-ccj.
->ca go prepared ca prey ecica.ec p-iacr.e5-f1
r~eo.-! t-s rla-t cc:Tc Eac:sc-c1 CT cle. tact
c. ne. rs,Gy cad conclusive test vi to con.
.s-..s vo:..-,:
Zee .e--lc-=-to.y CT the United st,tcs.
Gee Professor OEWE-s' valuable on .io r.ccti-,
efrs.--.c.
f:aroaTEs e BY SIC osieorsfci Dr. ru-sIc. Phs
Zee rcci5 i-aGc ~ - L-,l::-I f.o->oU EL-, ce.c-
fi:cd I..ccia r-d lc-2sc- Ct ia Ec-al Co.lc~c c.
c-seocs I-claai, I'D nGS:ei u the Transaction c;
t1o Eicg ard Qscc-'s rcc--Sl.
eco Lct!ico ch+'.:E.cri Icyov published ~ E-sJ,s
Trsvnzs. Tei'oT OF ii'c IoSl Co..ogc CT Surgeons.
Geo rsost OF to ic. STANDARD works o. =. sdicns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-13

WAsutNGroS, Dec. is
appcsr' from an official document that the tots
4ber Of seamen registered in the several port. Of
~ during the wear ending With September IAt.
slP ., Of whom I5s we're In Maine, and 3lG In
Il Fchusetts
Lfe Republican Representative, from New York
4 indicled their de,ire that the Hon Roscoe
kkling 10 appointed a member Of the Joint Com.
&c "a inquire into the condition of tho late o..
Id Southern Coniederacy.
Idea Of thrAlarge amount of printing and bind
iuring the current year Is furnished, by the fact
n the Superintendent Of Public Printing asi,
'sre" for an additional appropriation Of S666OOO
&c case Of the Schuylkil Bridse Al Chc,tnu,
ct was before tho supreme Court Of the United
.s,cs today. George Harding and Courtlandt
.s.er arrued against the bridge, and Daniel Sellers
= r. c. Brewster for the bridge. The point is sub
uhally the ume a. in the Albany bridge case, and
flyes the right q State legislatures 70 bridge
gable streams.
at. Garland, Of Arkansas, formerly a member Of
\ Supreme Court, moved the Court to restore him
egActioe without taking the required oath tha,
! eiid no. wiliuily give aid and comfort 10 the
\. lliop. The Court holds the matter under con.id.
, Hon.
. bong the visitors at the Executive Man.ion TO.
WA $ c. Trenholm Of the late Confederate
p. Treasury
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-13
WR fsON 'faD V.VV
Tse rrrNsr 'hosse :. Tfs, rv..

'oe'n'i ror t'f. ,s.,,ss oss,, 80,
'',F Fofi''n. tulii +" ns tsrtnss,a t,.,
"''" ''' johr Ff.es.ap. .ui .Ns,..,t. s.,,.t,.,s
~ NO N'rr nsp'ftme y. 10 oo. ,ssst,t,, ~,
''" ~ 'n numhef {" mo- tusifs ws,s. I'M.
'I.'' IS p h've been launched m W S,i n,
.'n' ~ - 's'in m ue a.arios is,. ty, 4.
=" no' nn'l no - n frl, thst ~. to,sb.t A..
rNlrf Hhe N. lsln - OfeenrsInt fr.,t, a.. ,,,, 4,
u lfnn un'V f4~ fsrs asa shse .bs 80. 49,
t,i..n n, y N me Nnairs Wofss Inc p,s,,.,
.,,,,gi Z. no 'r.i9t .''' s1d ,nsy - son.Ns,s9
ssIhnl nfe, osgecislly N she had tsep ss,.,t...s
,,N1llf 'n ine pfisiusl pHns ft IL nr. aeeif ~.
p9ee nnlf one inffei IN hof feeE Insssf M 49,, :.
.-Nnaly I'm eufei sud n pass In thi. t,,,s, ~.
ir9n'y nch sm0gfh hofe suns iIe-s go, 80
ge'.nfe shnui 70 feet in ienrth. fnatnufn .t,s,,
p, lnfhes s9i Teishins esch iit.,,0 10. W. s.s
.vNteF fff TO- ihn surh enormous pieces n "a
hshre rsn ~ u'et nm shiphosrt tut dge fs,,. 80,
10 ifo'mt n li.irch sun snd yet they s,aiv
n'hnI' and N ffeat sfvics The public fuust IT,,
,'wet IN" The infitsn 10 make an steur-ion Il, D
.Llf"~ untu aUcf The ltf talof s0ss The l,'ifr
sHt.ei isi summer. but hss only sfflVod Al PiU a.
Ss.a' Thee ro'-si. are sisp,ed 'olelv Tor hsr',r
.'.s-''. fnd ~ her pAe csunot he e-Iuallod .nf
lnesr md II rathef foutlesorns 70 open orr
~ aont' iof M sn'fss vhon barred by SUI b
'"e 10" fufitAn sith her too oC-inch suns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-13
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Thirty ninth Session.

)ishingion, Dee, l2.--Mr Cowsn prevented a Pc
y from a number of soldiers in the late war,
ic for hounto CO for those who entered early, the
As were given 10 those who enlisted towards
o'e Of the war. Il was referred 10 the military
1 fni'tee
, Gov an prc'en'ei p,.itiou from the citizen.
i npsy lvsnia n-kins for hish tArih on import
kodr, 10 protect HON" nnnui1ciurrs IL WAs re-
,d TO the Finance Committee
MOIsan introduced q bill Granting TO certain
4u. the rirnt 10 establish tcl.graphic commuui-
H. between New YORK and the West Indies. IL
! eierred TO the Committee on Commcrcr
DAVIS offered Ttsolution declaring that.
D. there no longe- exists armed rebellion or
Dc danger, there ore the privilege Of the writ OF
ids eosVus he restored IA every s,gIe Of the
} Davi. said he did not intend in the above .nv
ition to the President. lie ami the people Of
] lucky intended 1os pport fresident johnson in
NJ he did What they believed to bo rirht. Bnt
twgs question Of principle which demanded a
" and respcctiul oplueltion.
lle IesOlguOn WAS then referred to tho Judiciary
'tniltce.
N Anthony called up the House resolution Of Mr..
, n., aud moved 10 amend 30 us 20 make 1t con-
!. mt instead Of Joint resolution, and to read "A
bs9lred ty the House of Representatives the
n tc concurriur, 1hut 10 Mt Committee oi fifteen
ners hal he ppoint,d, nine Of hom shsl be
NhrIs OF the House, and FIX members OF the
lie, who shall inAuIle INTO the condition Of tho
- lIch louuvd the sO-calird IouIedrrate states
Nucg.cI, aua ,,pJlt heIher they or IN, OF them
s.ut lied tr be- up. e.. .tei Ia either Ilou,e Of
zee, it'll ielyc " report At any time, By bill or
!. h4se.
n Anthony moved to strike out the folor Ing
DC
"a until such report rh'll have hoou made and
II Acteu Oh hr OtuaIoss, 40 mruteIs shan be
Iyod INTO e,thor llouc hOm any OF the sad
= cd JUulcucIHtc state, aid AL papers Ielatlng
u .cpicseutatiOn Ol he said otu,es shall be
y ed ~ thr SAFE Committee wi hYuf debate.
ilosatd p,cftl I'd the RESOLUTION as lt came
y the Ilou-e. We owe n, ne SAID, to the los Al
pr Ol 'Lc Norh 10 tXc.uLe thr representatives,
2 thc Mir 4eleliOus State, until the report ol
y omn tee Hat g,ceNeG. The states In question
lc u ugAiCd pruymcrs whU-e Inhabithnls were
" al today, and only submitted TO the InOn
L,ntles because they we've unable any longer "a
y ne objected to the amendment because II
Llhe imp! esslOn that one Horse Of Congress
VI aiInIt senators o. representa- 70 without tie
Snt Of tnt other. lie did not believe ether
would feadmit the Representatives OF CO nstilu
stili disloyal and unwilling TO corporate with
speDple.
II Anthony SAID Mr. Howard had not touched the
N OF Offering the amendment. lie thought the
"a ved action q both Houses was necessary in
SnAtteT, but the words proposed 20 be stricken
rteTIed to iolnt committee, subject which the
atutiOn eonnded 10 each House .IoT itself, th,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-13
~ Massachusetts,.


ptbburO, Dee. IL A disastrous FIRE occurred near
this city Lac, evening Involving the total lo.. Of
lsTse tsnnery owned by J. &. Tape and eighteen
other dwellings. Tapes los. Is sGoOOo Insured Tor
$4,000. The entire lo.s H. e.tinstcd at over eio1-
OCo. Twenty fsmilie, -ere rendered hou,ele.. The
oriSn Of the ERE -As accidental.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-13
Cholera at Southampton.

Tho steamship Teusonia arrived at this port ye.
day morning She lef Hamburg on tho 26th. and
her Purer states that she did not touch At southamp
ton on this trip, owing W prevalence Of cholera At tho
latter port Among the passengers by the Toutonis
Il c. r. Richards, Esl, Of this city bearer Of die,
p.tche, to Washington, from the L. 5. Legation At
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lp,fo.isssd sbir ~ sf,hlht nw1'fe M ts'-sso
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me ~hi,ss snd hr.nfips sni ~hirpirs ~ ~ NJ
zoe. uusr sl-sput.bls sonnsctIou. heisssn ibe
f.es' ,u' iset NE -hito. n sns ri t'o. snd Inn
pri.onmsnt IN ihc srunt J,n ior t~sIv. months
Tho o,hef p.ft.''o us crime sf- ~ fscstvs one
bundfss .sbs. on hi. or hs' b.re b'et"
cesvsi.
HOfsfgsrfI, Is, bee 4 rhs Senate hss pss.sd
q nm fssuistns son,fset. tef~osu mssisf and or.
,sni n ior over one month tho mus, 10 In -ftins
mo -orsins hours N be rom 0rd's IN snnseii
sase, 10 Ia forfeited ~ leseins. snuen' 'ervsn''
sv.y 10 mad. misdornesnof punishable by = hne ~
800 or imprisonment Tor four months
The House fefu,ed 70 consider te-ou,on hrlns
the day for the slection ~ niied sue. sens,or.
by vote of p0 nay. Sslns % yea-
Provisional Governor John-on sent stsisffsm N
w.hlnsion Last night, sstlbs W 10 relieved, and
recommending that GovernOs jenkins be sllo-sd TO
tshs his once.
Massachusetts,.
Borcn, DEE IA. Pe.body -ss chosen Mayor At
- al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-13

In connection with the above II WIS resolved tha.
the OF f5JO0J lie appropriated under the head OF
"Census lSu6," ior the pay neut of the enume aos.
The Board mum adjourned 10 tuesday next.
CITY GovERSMEsT-BoAED OF ALDER-
NEs.--The Board mat At O'Clock Yesterday ait"'-
noon.
A communication was received from the Police
COmmhtionsfs, asking for a luidinF for the 3lst
Precinct Police. Referred. ,,....A communication.
Wa received tIOm thr Mayor relative 10 the CORES
p1ndence between hm-clf, the sueet Commissioner
and the contractor, ioiaIiyo 10 the Ba cry ena &C.
Inent. Ordered ON hie......,.,A les0luton was pre-
sented 10 " den Ann rteet On itr northerly side In
such a nruner 10 make The street Of uniioI IN
wiath Of 81 feet. Referred 20 Committee on atroets
.'. The Committee on Finance presented Q re-
port IA favor Of inf the House oi me sister OF
MeTcy the lease Of the piece OF groand bounded by
Slst and SID ttTeets, Fourth and Madison avenues,
on which ~ erect an Industrial School. Laid over.
.-..... A communication was received nom tho
mayor, accompanying ono from the secretary OF the
Chamber VI Commerce, stating that tho Chamber sro
in possession Of portrait OF John Cruter, who IA
Mayor OF this city ior ven years, and that COPY Of
lire sAme may be obtained by the Common Council
10 be placed in the Governors room, thoy desre IL
tCopinned gu tho Las Psxsl
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-02-23
SETTLEMENT OF
Receipts and Expenditures
OF
MONROE COUNTY,
For the Year 1854.


ty OF Monroe, in account with said County,
for Receipts and Expenditures for the year
ending, January 2, 1865.
DIR.
10 amount of Taxes received by said Treas
urer during said year as follows:
Reed from Collectors on
duplicates for year,l860 Sl1992
+" 1861 I23 SO
Z" 1862 1923 81
=" 1863 1884 Oh
1864 6262 19-12,4 ,462 90
To redemption money re-
cei'cd on Unseated
Land 700 80
+" Seated "a II SIS OIL
Road Tax reed on unsea-
ted Lands 2312 20
g " Seated 33 7S-2346 4sI
School Tax reed on un-
seated Lands 1872 81
Is Seated 126 26--1995 81
Poor 622I
County Tan reed on un-
seated Land 1893 90
Seated 1877 g2-l79l So
Cash reed from Peter M.
Eylenberger. late Treas. s10l
Linford Marsh,
Sheriff 1l3 00I
81 Soldier Taxes 30E
County Commis-
Rlensrs S7I
si05.4 se|
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-02-23
Change Of Base.

The subscriber would inform the pnblic,
very respectfully, that since the dissolution
OF partnership between Keller & Waters, he
has been carrying on the
S5l Boos & SIaoc Business
"a at his old stand, one door above the
Express Office, on Elizabeth St, where he
will be happy to wait on his old customers,
and as many new ones as can make it con-
venient TO call Besides being prepared at all
times 10 fill all orders for custom work, the
public viii find on his shelves, for sale an
elegant assortment Of ready made
BOOTS & SHOES,
for mems, womens. misses and childrens wear,
the selection and purchase Of which be SUI
perintends in person, and can, therefore, rec
Omcnd them to purchasers. To the craft he
offers general assortment Of
Shoe Findings, Esists. &c. &c,
of the best quality, all of which he offers at
small advance upon cost Thankful for the
liberal patronage which he has already re-
ceived, he hopes by prompt attention to bus
iness and TO the wants Of the community tC
merit continuance of the same.
No charge for showing goods. Drop in.
CHARLES WATERS.
Stroudsburg, August 4th, 1864.
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PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES,
Thc Largest and Cheapes Stock
ever offered ElR this City.
CHARLIE w. BEAN
Wholesale Dealer
French aad German Baskets, Wood and
WiIlow Ware, Notions, Brushes, OIL
Cloths, Cotton Laps, Wadding,
&C., &c, &c.
No. 223 Market-Street, below Second,
(north side,)
PHILADELPHIA.

The subscriber has just opened an entire
ly new and complete stock of goods OF the
best quality and description, to which he
would respectfully call the attention OF Mer-
chants and Dealers, who wish TO find good
article cheap for Cash.
These goods were bought for Nett Cash,
at the greatly reduced prices consequent up
pom the stringency of the times, and believing
the "nmble sixpence" TO be better than the
..slow shilling" they are now offered to the
public at prices that defy competition.
The following are few of the articles
always on hand:
Pals and Tubs of all kinds and qualities
Toy Pals, Salt and Sugar Boxes, Half
Bushel and Peck Measures, We'll Buck
cts, Towel Rollers, Patent head and
straight clothes pins, wash boards,
Wooden Mop Handles. Grain
Scoops, Toy Wheelbarrows,
Com Brooms, every variety
Of shoe, paint, scrub, and
sweeping brushes, &c.
clothes brushes, baskets, willow and rattan
chairs, skirt ratans, bird cages, clothes lines,
bed cords, skirt cords, tie yarns, twine of all
kinds, together with large assortment oil
notions and fancy goods.
Hosiery, Gloues, Shirts, DraDerS, Threads
&C., cheap from auction.
| These goods nre all new and carefully So
ected, and are offered at prices that cannol
fail to attract attention.
Buyers will invariably find it TO their owr
interest TO call before purchasing elsewhere
nTParticuar attention given to packing
Goods for shipment, so as to prevent damag'
or excessive charges for freight
(trOrders by mail promptly attended TO-
W CHARLES w. DEAN.
lo23 Msrket-st., north side, below 2nd, Phlla
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BusE.kiiI W0oIen Factory.
Carding, Spinning, Weaving
AND
CE 9TH RE EGSENG
CLOTH DRESSING.

The subscriber respectfully gives notice to
the inhabitants of Monroe and Pike Counties,
Pa. and the cdioining counties of New Jer-
sey, that he has rebuilt and re6tted the old
established Woolen Factory at Bushkill, Pa.
and is now prepared to finish all work en-
trusted to him in superior manner. He is
prepared with proper machinery to manufac-
ture all kinds and colors of broad and narrow
cloth, promptly and neatly. Country card
ing attended TO at six cents per pound cash,
and seven cents if charged.
Wool will be taken and returned by the
subscriber once in two weeks to and from the
following places, viz at Peters store, Mar
shaIls Greek, J. ID. Labar's and A. d. Freese's
stores, Shawnee, at either of the Stores in
Stroudsburg, Burd's mill, Stroud township,
Wallace's or Pinchott's stores in Milford,
Kinney's or McCarty's stores at Dingman's
Ferry, az Nyce's & Peters store, Egypt
Mills, at Decker's Hotel in Lehman tsp.
Wool-the highest cash price paid for
wool. Four CardiDg machines in running
order, enables him to card wool at all hours,
The subscriber has a quantity of Broad
Cloths on hand, the purchase of which he
superintended in person during his recent
trip to England, which he vii! exchange Ter
wool and allow the highest market price.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to re-
ceive, as he is determined to merit, liberal
share of patronage.
MATTHEW PROCTOR.
June 2, 1864.