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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-05-24
Accident to Dan Rice's Circus.

Accidents will occur at times, when SEEM
inrly there is the least cause. On Friday
last as Dan Rice's Circus was making Its
GRAND procession through the streets OF Le-
hiohton, the horses in passing the tannery op-
poste Col. Len,z's hotel, took fright from
the strench Arising theretrom, and becoming
uncomfortable, ran away, throwing the drl-
yer from his seat in which he sustained Sc
rious injuries. The team on coming down
TO the lower hotel in lis mad career, was
confronted by party of lookers-on, with a
view to arrest them, but just at this time the
horses on the lead made q sudden spread,
and several persons were run over, one OF
them named Harrison Bauer, of East NJ.
Chunk. who sustained injuries of such ma
ture that his life has been IN Jeop rdy ever
since. the front wheel of the chariot having
struck him on the side If the head. Five
of the horses fell, and some were run over
by the wagon, sustaining severe injuries
Those remaining attached to the chariot, mt
nally broke the rear pole, and dashed pas
the caravan without however touching SIR
ole wagon, and were finally secured. Bau-
er's injuries are principally about the head,
and, though somewhat easier he is not out
of danger.
Dams show has met with number of
mishaps since the opening of the'sea son.-
Before the season opened Dan purchashed
herd of sacred or India cattle; before start
ING out on his tour an attempt was made to
put an iron ring in the bulls nose; he resis-
ted, and in some way was thrown violently
to the ground, breaking his neck. Last FRI
day one Of the black headed palatne sheep
died. Some time ago one of The animals
got lonse and several fine and valuable spec
linens were killed. Next. one of his animal
teams took fright at the elephant and the
wagon was backed down over a rocky preci
p;ce-one horse broke his neck and The otn-
er was injared so badly that he had to be
killed. Next, the king Brothers" in doing
the irapeze act at Middletown. were tkown
to the ground from the highest elevation by
the breaking of the gearing.
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Notice..

Owing to the illness of Judge Barrett S
wife. no Court for the trial of civil causes
will be held next week. All persons who
were summoned as Petit Jurors, and par
ties and witnesses in civil causes are ex-
cused and hereby notified not to attend.
The persons summoned as Grand Ju-
rors, aud all persons under recognizances
to appear and answer, and all witnesses
subpenaed in behalf of the Common
wealth to testify before the Grand Jury
will attend as summoned. And Con-
stables will be on hand to make their re-
turns.
BY order of the Court.
T. NJ. MCILHANEY, Proty.
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s@ From representations made to us
by persons who know the locality of the
premises, we are led to infer that were IN
error in stating that Wesley Van Nliet's
house caught fire from passing locomo-
tive. Our statement was made on lntor-
nation furnished US, and the error Of course
was uuintentional On our part The
house stood, as has been variously stated
to us since, at from three hundred yards
to half mile from the railroad.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-05-24

rn- DIR. G. w. Seip, for several years
past located at Tannersville, Pa, has per-
mauently established himself in StrOuds-
burg, for the practice Of his profession
lie has opened an Office one door above
the Indian Queen Hotel, where he may
be. at all times when not professionally
absent, be found. The DR.. is skiiliul
practitioner, and will doubtless give entire
satisfaction to all who secure his services,
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na The residence of Mr. Elijah Fish

na- The residence Of Mr. Elijah Fish
er in Stroud township, was destroyed by
fire on Wednesday last. We have heard
the loss estimated at $500, part Of which
was covered by insurance. The furni-
ture, with the exception Of small por,
ton destroyed in its removal, was all say
ed. The general impression of persons
residing in the neighbOrhood is that the
fire originated from spark from loco,
motive.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-05-24
The Merchants National Bank.

The indications are that the Govern
ment will loose in the Merchants Nation
al Bank at Washington, D. G., affair over
six hundred thousand dollars. The bank
is total wreck without any assets worth
The official report of its
condition will be prepared next week.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects OF youthful indscreton, will, tor
the sake of suffering humanity, send free tc
all who need it, the recipe and directions FOL
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do so by ad
dressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. I3 Chambers ST., New York.
January 4. l866.-1y.
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The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs,
forty different styles, adapted to sacred and
secular music, for $50 to 5000 each FIF-
TY-ONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, OF
other first premiums awarded them Illus
trated Catalogues free. Address. MASON
& HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTH
ERS, New York.
September 7, lSG5.--ly.
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sAA YEAR! We want agont

SAs PER YEAR! We want agents
fpH,vVV everywhere to sell our i'm
proved $50 sewing Machine. Three new
kinds Under and upper feed. Warranted
five years. Above salary or large commits
sions paid The only machines sold in the
United States for less than $40, which
are fully licensed by Ho,oe, Wheeler
& Wilson, Grouer & Baker, Singer
& Co., and Bachelder. All other cheap
machines are infringements and the seller
Or user are liable to arrest, fine, anu
imprisonment. Circulars free Address, or
call upon Shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Maine,
or Chicago, I'll. January 4, lS65.-ly.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-05-24

An important letter from Secretary Sc.
ward to Secretary McCulloch, In refer.
cnce to certain propositions from Rebel
boudholders in England, has been made
public. The holders of those bonds ask
for reimbursement from our Government,
and adduce reasons therefor which Mr..
Seward looks upon as totally unworthy
of consideration.
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Jury List---May T. 1865.

GRAND JURORS.
Chestnuthill-Jacob X. Shaler.
Coolbaugh-JOhn Gearhart.
Hamiton-Jacob Hartman.
Jackson-Abraham Newhart.
Middle Smith6eld-James Mosier ST..
mon Schoonover, George NJ. Michael
Polk-James NJ Kresge, Reuben Dot-
ter
Paradise-John Storm Esq, James
Henry.
Ross-Charles Roth, Charles Frantz.
Smithfeld-Christiau Smith.
Stroud-Michael Brown, John Rams.
berry, j. B. SHUTTER.
Stroudsburg-Robert r. Depue, Wl-
liam Florey, William S. Wintermute Jno.
Eilenberger, William Dauner.
Tunkhannock-B Benjamin Shafer.
Tohyhanna-Samucl Hay.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very
much to their advantage by return mail Gree
of charge), by addressing the Undersigned.
Those having fears of being humbugged will
oblige by not noticing this card. Ali others
will please address their obedient servant,
THOS. f. CHAPMAN,
S3l Broadway, New York.
January, A, 1S66.-1y.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-05-24

sa Wesley Bates, son of Mr., George
Bates, of this borough, while on visit to
his grand parents, IN Hamilton, cn Monday
last. fell while climbing over fence, and
broke his leg. The little sufferer is do
ing as well as could be expected.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-05-24

@- DIR. jackson Lantz, Surgeon Den
fist has removed his office to the second
story of DIR. S. Waltou's brick building
opposite Levanway's Bakery, into the tive
rooms under the Photograph Gallery, and
over Ballantyne's Confectionery.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-05-24

G0A A MONTH Agents wanted for
iP"V sir entirely new articles, just out.
Address o. t. CAREY. City Building, Bid
deford, Maine. January 4, le66.-ly.
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Ds ED.

In Hamilton, on the Goth inst, Mr. Pc
TER SHAW, aged e years
In Stroudshurg, on the Goth inst, MARY,
daughter of Frederick Keiser, aged3S years.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-05-24

At Stroudsburg, May 2lst, by the Rev.
B. S. Evertt, Mr.. PETER ENGERs and Miss
MARY HOFFMAN, both of New York city.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-05-24

Secretary Seward was sixty five years
old on Wednesday. He is getting old.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-05-24
THE co MPANT

Is led by the following artists each of whom
IS u widely celebrated star in her own pro-
iessiou.
MAUAdE 5iA-.TA RCBiTSOS,
The sunbeam Of the Cirque the prima donna
of Eqnestrieanes, and paragon Of grace,
beauty, feminine bravery aud artistic excel
!ence.
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LITTLE ANNE,

The JuBo-iIkc Queen Of The arena and terP-
sichoreaD ar;lsie. Here classic posses upon
the slack wire, and her beautiful eguipoiss
are equally poetic and incompatible.
LA FAIRIE ALICE,
The beautiful little hisl.onc equestrienne.
MILE JOSEPHINE,
Lately the pei Of the Partisan public.
MISS NELLIE BLANCHE,
The accomplished American iamsle rider.
MISS GRACE WATSON.
The Ausrdlan equestrIennc.
MILE LEO PAREPA,
The teautful yennes, from the Cirque So,
Mars, Venice. The daring ard magnificent
horse woAaR,
Nm T. OGyELE,
The champion two, four and six boTse rider.
CHARLES M'CABTHy7
Leaper and somcrsau!s tIsrower, and the
great globe eqniibriss nd motre du Cirque
MASTER TOMMY,
Man monkey and comie rider
LITTLE ALEX. ROBINSON
Trick rider and somersauItist, the wonder Of
The world.
THE DELAvANTE BROTHERS,
The motley deIineators of the GrecIan and
Roman schools Of High Art, exempIlied in
their beautiful classic oiympian Inelange-
JOSH HART,
The great Dutch Clown. nlerry offs boot
Of momus. fellow. of infinite wit, and q
genuine and original specimen OF the Shaks-
perian Buf0.
Messrs. Chas Long, Geo. Nlxons. Henry,
Howe, JOHN Norton, Bob Smith, Joe. Res
sides. Acroba,es, Gymnasts and amphitheOi-
cal professors Of la haute ccoIe.
The Magnificent gehn>ier.
The prodigy of the mendge superb spec
linen of blood, symmetry and intelligence
will be introduced in his educated perform
ances, by Madam Robinson. DR.. Stevens
troupe of Educated
DOGS AND MONKEYS,
From Ashley Amphtheaire, London. The
FAMOUS TRICK MULES,
SanchO, the spotted Spanard. aud PGm Prv.
unhesiiatingly pronounced the wsaders of
the Mule family, will be exhibited at ench
performance by The trainer, Mr.. Chas. Co.
yelle
Shelbark, the incomp'ehensible Roam.
ETC.. all exhibited under spacious orieu;al
Pavilion, amid strains of Orpheus like music
by The double band of string and wind instrn.
ments, led by the great director, Prof MIl>
Ter.
Admission 60 all parts Of the pavilion, Sc
cents. Children snder 10 wears, % cents.
0F Doors open al l and Z, p. NJ.
This large aud magnificent establishments
will exhibit al SiroudsbUrg, Monday, May
2sth, Mt. Bethel Station, Tuesday, May Goth.
May II, l666.-2w.
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DEAD HEADS,

or. in other words, heads whose once glori-
GUS locks have
WITHERED AND WH1TENED,
can in a few moments be re-clothed Win
all their
YOUTHFUL ATTRACTIONS,
by single application of that wonderful
talisman
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
Grizzled whiskers and moustaches, ladies
rls into which the snow of age has prema-
turelv drifted. and red, sandy, o. Whitley
brown hair. receive, as If by magic, and rar-
est shades of black or brown from this harm,
less botanical hair darkener. Manufactured
by J. CRISTADORO, 6 Astor House New
York. Sold by Druggists. Applied ny all
Hair Dressers.
May 10, 1866.
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Special Notices.
REFLECTION In PRICE
OF TIE
AMERICAN WATCHES.
MADE AT WALTHAN. MASS.


In consequence of the recent great decline in gold
and silver and all the materials used IN the manulac-
ture o our goods and in anticipation ola still fur
hcr decline, have reduced our prices to as 10" as
as point as they can b placed
WITH GOLD AT PAR,
SO that no one need hesitate TO buy a watch from
the cx ecation that 1t will be cheaper future
time The test of ten years and the manufacture and
sale of
MORE THAN 100000 WATCHES
have gwen ur productions The very highest rank a
inong timekeepers Commencing it'll he determine
ton to make only thorouhly excellent watches, our
business has steadily increased as the public became
acquainted Mih their value, until for months together
we have been unable 20 supply the demand. We have
repeatedly enlarged our factory buildings until they
now cover over three of ground, and give ac-
communication to moie than eight huadred workmen
We are fully Justified III stating that make
MORE THAN ONE-IIALF OF ALL THE WV TCIIES
SOLD IN TIE UNITED STATES. The different
grades are Distinguished by the following Trademarks
engraved on the plate.
"American Watch Co.. Waham, Mass.
.. Appleton, Tracy & Co :" Waitham, Mass
3 "P. S. Bartlett" Wathinam Mass.
j. "Wun Elery"
). OUR LADIES' WATCH of first quality IS named
"Appltton, Tracy & Go" Watham. Mas
G.. Our next quality Gf Ladies' Watch is named 'P
s. Bartlett" Waliham Mass. These watches are
furni he'd in great variety OF sizes and styles
OF cases.
The American Watch Co, of fWaltham, Mass authorize
US TO state that without distinction OF trade marks or
price.
ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
be the best time keepers either class made in
this any other country Buyers should remember that
unlike the guarantee of foreign maker who can ne
be reachedthis warranee is at all times against the
Company their agents, and That ifaer the most
through trial. any watch should prove defective in
any particular il may Always be exchanged ioranothe
AS the American watch maze at Waltham are for sale
by dealers generally throughout the country, do not
solicit orders for single watches.
CAUTION.-The public are cautioned to
buy only Of respectable dealers. All persons selling
cOunerfeits i'll he prosecuted
ROBBINS g. APPLETON,
AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN, WATCH COM
PANY.
1872 Broadway, n. Y.
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M/ANTED-TWO GOOD CABINET
w MAKERS-Sober men, no other
need apply. j. H. MCCARTHY.
May "a, lS66.-tf
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The Magnificent geinn>ier.

The prodigy Of the menGge superb spec.
linen of blood, symmetry and intelligence
will be introduced in his educated perform.
ances, by Madam Robinson. Dr. Stevens
troupe of Educated
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-05-24

In consequence fthe recent great decline in goi
and silver and all the materials used in the manuiat
ture our goods, and in anticipation ola still fu'
!cr decline we have reduced our prices to as 10"
as point rs they can placed
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-05-24

VI a HER az;

January 4, 1S66.-1y.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-05-24

SO that no one need hesitate TO buy watch now from
the cx ectation that will be cheaper at some future
time The test Of ten years and the manufacture and
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1866-12-23
4ette ,,na Giaftblag,
@ine @rsabIune aus Der 3eit Der Baunt.
nollernotb in Wanaelter nd
q. s. gtnitb.
llsb.risbt bon DR., aatl astb.
l6ortieknna,l
>8ier3ebntss sapiteL

Stet ntes II eI
Sn tueniger ais elmer 8ode batten oie
iunaen Mdnner Naes, mas CUR grfins
6una 9eborte, mad Deanssate geidafft
aur groben @ntrultuns Der Mrs. Sanitat,
6ie iib iiber Sen grunO gu bteier 8erar<
pertina irtdt belebren laiien tuollte. SIR
Nefbadtbe,1 NOR natiirli6 nidt i6ulb at,
bieiem Sdinpf, ben man Sbr attbat;
ct fam gang auf 8ednung feines borrebe
iast, Ionboaer Sreunbes..' g az @
vSbr babt mid Oasu ses'uungen, Nlnte
ter" beriebte @illian.
,,8ebe nidt 10, Sunge," berfeste Die
SBittne. ,g8as tonnte es fduoen, tpenn
id einem Ra6bat seiete, tuie ssideiot
Su biit." t
,,Gben bieS bdtte niht gefdeben iollen.
Wfan Fam mir ia rtett,e @rFnoung ltebs
Ien." 81. - aa.% zss.-}2 Ea
.5tebIenl gSer bod? collie mir Gis
ner tommen, Der bies tbate. Stein t,ein;
nur Der Scr. 8entlep lit fdulo baran; ct
bat mid UNI Die 2iebe useines Sobnes De-
bad" ."
sc iuar berseblt6, ibr bor3uiteaen,
baB man an Die Grinbung erit Elm ses
feblid1es Giaentbumsred,t aepanue, tuenn
lie patentirt iei; benn Sic Ssran fiiblte
fi6 in Sbrent Stolse berIeBt, in tbrer
Siebe aefranft. Gem Sobne fonnte Fe
berseiben, neil iie ibn liebte; aber 8ent>
leD bate ibre quite Nfeinlias fitr tn'lnet
berI6erSt. "2s'.1 #1E a.. @.ar.
Qlud, bic arine 8eiie fiiblte ben @eh .
Iel. Sie fab MIR tpenig tiebr ben ibren1
Brnber unb ieinent 6reunbe. Sie glbenbe,
an tpelden 2ebterer bon ieinem Dienit1
BERN nidt in 9lnipruh genommen NOR,
tpurben fortart in Deansaate sugebra6t,
unb e8 itanb oft bis Mitterna6t an, ebs
Te surIffebrten. BeIfie blieb itets auf
Inn lie Az etttpfanaen. FL ,.1.
> Sic iungen Manner begten INT ietned
@ebrehens tuiIlen ntbt Sen tt,inbefter
2lratpobn aeqen ben blin6en @eiger
tpeid1er tpabrenb ibrer 8eidafti9unl
in benz MrbeitSsimmer mad 8elieben Elm
unb ausaina. Gr iab bispeilen itunbens
lang in elmer @de, rau6te feline 8feift
uub borte auf tire unterbaltung, bor
tpelder er ieSes @ort treuli9 in be,
Grinnerune bepabrte. 60 fam es benn
baB Der alte Mann, Der Dor bem 8erlnf
bes auaenlidts aud in elmer gpinnere
9earbeitet bate, sulest cine aiemlid flart
BorfeIlung bon Dem 8eien ber @rfns
bung nnb bon ben 8tpeden setpann, De.
nen fie bienen iollte. Sein natiirlide,
Sinn fir Medanif fam ibm babel ~
Silfe, unb pas Die ginaelnbeiten tn bel
ausfiibruns betraf bic ibm nod Elm @es
betn,nib paren, 70 bottle er aud in bieI'
einaubrineeu. Sie Mittel, tuel6e er 81
Siefen1 eiibs at,iuaabte, .pasea eben 70 ei'
9entbiimltd, als Die &rdfte, ipelde ibr
CUR 8efrieotgung feiner NeusierSe gu 8e'
bote itanben, beiaranft.
Seben Sonnabeno tebrten Die beibet
Sreunoe eb' iie fb entfernten, forgfaltis
oas Nrbsitslofol, seridlofen bann oi'
Sblr uno fteften ben Sdlafel gu fid
ben fetS ftaer ooer Der anbere in feinei
Sal6e beripabrte. Dies NOR oie etnaig'
&pIe0euhpit ME Ffh Nom RIfuAeff hnrhnt
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1866-12-23
SInfaebntes &aptteI.

gSie gans anbers emit unb iebt. sfoh
bor einem Sabre bate Sohu 8entles in
bem ibm susefallenen grbe cine Saats
frudt erfannt, bic ibm bel forsiamer
BHese entipre6enbe Grnten abnerien
muste; nun aber mar Der brennen6e Osrit
nod Hsidtbum 70 iiberma6tis in linn
9eiporben, baB iein fiebriides 8ebirn feis
nen Sinn fr,ebr bate fiir Elm rubtges 8us
iparten. Ser Shannon mar Der Soft ses
ipprben, fur ben er giiibte, ipdbrenS fein
Sers fiir alles 9lnbere erfaltete; uno oa
ct tpobl besriff, baB Der SenpeI oieies
tpie zines ieotn anberen8os senifd ibm ttidt
obne Spferipenbe auitbat, niat obne eli
i,igen &anpf nit ieinent beHeren SD, ben
9lltar ieines neuen Suits NIT bem Spfer
leiner 2iebe einsuiueiben. SreiliA iollte
Der 8ru6 in elmer geiie seideben, ban,
mad peltlider Mnldaillns ipenisifens,
auf feline Gbrlidfeit fein Wfatel fiel. Die
8lnabeit forberte, baB Der 9lft bon Nlice
leIbit ausains, ,tnb bic Bebanblnns Der
Sa6e mubte 70 etnseridtet tueroen, baf
iid oas arlne Nlabden In ben S6linaen
ibres eigenen Serseris berfin9.
r@abri6einlid bat iie mid berselien,'
lnurmelte er auf bent SSese mad bem fell6.
ten, fniteren Sol no Der 9elhmaflei
ipobnte, Dor fid bin. yGs mare mir biea
I'm unierer Beiber iuillen lieb. Das @e<
l6dft ipirbe bann nm 10 leidter esben,
- 9(m Gnbe ipar es bod nnr eine 8na-
,enliebe," fii9te er sebanfenboa bet ,,oie
nit ibren SOnnenbliden unb Sbrdner
boriibersebt obne tiefe Spnren suriid5u'
lalfen."
Snabsnlisbel gEas aiif Grbet lit "a
rein, 70 fdon, 10 iladbalfig? Gbe Der 9es
fer l69elt iiber bieie Grage ober fie 81
beantmorten fAht, bitten mir i'm, eiren
8lif au tbnn il, Die 8ergansenbeit. Oh
ibm ni1t baS Bib feiner Sugenoliebe IN
bem zines @bernbs nit serbro9enen 6liis
gsln eridsint, ipie er fiA tDiest in einen1
Dett bon Dl,iiaeu, bie nod imuBer mad I
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1866-12-23

,Sas lit pabr.p periebte Sobn. ,,gben
| iest fonnte td) idOn NIT elm .gaar bunz
bert Bfunb mas auSridten. gSouen sie
mid gu Str. SairlD be9leiten2 @abrs
| ie1einli6 tpobnt er nod INNER In Dem
Seu.ple?" o. .i5gE ~ l#n' II
ySa" E. -4.. -.a as..so 0gs
limb Sic seben rnit2a IL. II
Natiirlid re6nete fi9's Som Bartlett
our srOben Gbre, bel ei,len, iolden 9lulab
ben Sobn ietne8 friberen 9ieutberru
begleiten su t0nnen. Das SienitmaodeE
purbe bon Der Bie9e oes SausIinss
ipeggerufen, INT cine Mietbfutide 3u Be-
feaen, lino Der alte Saifer elite Ois
5reppe binauf, um fib in feline beifen
&leioer gu ballen. u ,as gts - .
sd babe sic bod ntdt alsulan9e
tuarten Ialien?" benertte er, ais er tpie'
ber i'm pce9jinmer erfdien. -a s..
| ,Nidt LANCER, ais fir Die Miibe, bic
Sic fid segeben, notbig tpar," berfeste
Der innae Maun nit einem Bid auf Den
slansenb idparsen Sraf unb bas idnees
peibe Semo bes aiten Serrn, apiiden
oeflen @eaenausi9nitt Elm Sabot ipie
cine SaiFidfnne berboritad. y,
| Mad neniger alS elmer Stunbe batten
| lfe Scr. SairlD'S @elddft8lofal errei6t.
3nta Slid mar Der Abpofat antpeietlo,
st erinnerte fi6 bes Sobnes ieine8 fras
1beren Slienten uns betpilltontntnete ibn
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-11
LEGAL NOTICE.

EWIS GWlNNER, of the city Of Richmond.
- IndianA, viii take notice that Margaret
GEinner OF Montgomery county, state of Ohio.
dld, on Tho 18TH day of September, A. d. 1866 fllc
ncf pctlton In the Superior Court of said county
ana state, agninst the said Lewis Gwinner and
Frederick GWinner, individually and US admins
traitors OF Arnold Gwnner, deceased Frederick
insing ana Francisco Pansing, his wife, John
kurz, william McAnany and isaac Trever. de
mandlng dover in u part Of the northeast quarter
OF sec. lO town 2, range 4, i'm Miami township in
sald county, containing acres and % perchcs sf
innd ana in another parcel Of land in said quarter
section, containing D acres and l4O perches OF
land and in n-lot No 90 on Kcrchcr's plat of the
town Of Miamlshurg, in said county and state AS
the widow Of Arnold Gwinner, late of said coun.
ty, deceased.
And tho said Lewis Gwnner Is notified that ho
Is required 10 appear and answer said petition on
or before the third saturday after the 25th day OF
October, A. ID. 1865.
ID. MARGARET GwINNER
LOWE NAuERTnt n ID. A HOUI, Atrys