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Jolly 10. 1856. jy21 aSs-4t-ltw-D

A ORDINANCE-To provide for
"A the construction of q sids-wsTk on the east
SIDE Of Beach street, in the Incorporated village Of
Berea.
SEC. !. Be it ordained ty the Council OF the in
corporsted village Of Berra, that each and every
owner OF lots or lands AUDITING on the east side Of
Beach street, from the Raglg Road TO the north
line Of lot owned by thomas Kelly's heirs, shall
Onstrucr or cause 10 he constructed under tho SUI
peryisioe Of the committee on streets, OIL OF before
the first day Of September, A d. 1850, a good and
Substantial Sidewalk Of good Tagging, not less
than four feSt wids, the outer edge TO beiix feat
from front oflot. The whole TO he done to the &C
ceptance of the Council.
SEC 2. If said owner or owners shall fsil to
comply with the nrcvisions Of the first section Of
EhiG ordinance " thin the time specified in said
s~tction, the said Council shall canse the SAID siJo
walk TO be constructed, and the expense Of said
construction shah be assessed on said lot or lots
oflani.
This ordinance shall take effect on and after
its passage.
Passed May 18th, IS56.
JOIN BALDWIN, Mayor.
D. R. WATSON, Recorder. iy2l:35s
AN ORDINANCE-For the extension
"A of Center street, in the Incorporated village
Of Beres.
SIC. 1. e it orda ned by the Council of the in
corporated village of Berea, that Center street
in said village Of Berea. be and is hereby extended
rom its preEions terminus to the east street OF
said viTlsg-.
SIC. 2. Be i. ordained that Hancock aIIey be
included in said extention CT said street, and that
the south line OF said Hancock alley be the south
line Of said street.
SEC. 3. Said oentsr street to be fifty fsst wide on
sGid extension.
SIC. 4 This ordinance to take effect on and
| after its passage.
Passed July 18th, 1855.
JOHN BALDwIS, Mayor.
D. R. WATSON, Recorder. jy2l:SSs
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MEDICAL.
ImpOtsney Cared,
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
pR a. GTRSgN,

AFTER ALL TBEAIMANI FAILS.
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerlyef New Ye-k City, viii psy one hundred
dollar for the proof that he ever fails 70 cure the above
named diseases. BE will pay the same sum Tor the
treats the same diseases with equal success.
After many yearsof lnborious study and experiences
unfortunate, that hs has parfec-e1 G system o. treat
aenttor -
q tho above. a1d also al ccrtagions diseases OF the
| Reproductive Organs, with Cl bad effects arislng
thsreIrom. including General
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROsTRzTIOR.
Hshrs succeeded in curing csaesia hi. city, ssns OF
won hal expended hundreds Of dollars with Sla-
styled phgsicians, who profess to treat all private
naisdics with success, and without receiving the
| least particle Ct benefit.
DR.. Gibson docs not boast that be IS n m5tller 81
sola CoEczs IN London or Paris, as Peghsrs soEe
others do for the rurPose Of ensnaTing the ilrcoonL
and who hold cut great expectations, never 70, b.
he'll abe TO eivsentiro satisfaction 10 th0ss wh1 re-
pose confidence in his ability anil integrity, and that
which Challenges any Physician Of London or Far.s,
OF any Fs.sEt medicine, 70 seaai iorthe redicaicu-e
Of Beuinal WEAKNESS, and oil diseases or derznEN
cent. both mental and physical, arising from Ee=u-
al or secret abuse.
following edyErtaSes over all others yet digcevOred.
And, hrgt, tho agents used are IN no respects dia-
agreeable; he usss 20 relics Of the dsrk ages, such AS
Msrc1ry, OF any esher GeIeseLlyE5 aFugi secondly,
co restriction II Diet or business . required; third.
hfsfTsstniont is positive and osrssan n al easss. Re
stands Prepared % 50 into c1y public or privsse
hospitaiin tie United States, and de1aonssrSte IA
immense superiority Of h5 nsE treatment over hny
other now known in the wcrid, in point OF prumpt-
ncss, permanently, mildless, se;ety apc oo.geniencs
TO tho patient.
d. DR.. Gibson is permanently located In Cleveland,
ind has during the PaGt I'VE years performed many
curas Of diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes OF treatment. References can be given
toindividuGls Of the irst respectsbility in Cleveland,
BCst0n, New York and other cities, in regard 20 skill
ard integI y 10 sl professional transactions. Dys-
pepsis, rheumatism, Screfnia, gil diseases % tie
Urinary O--sHs, and ID Chronic Diseasss treated
With superior success.
ss-aiediCsz- -aat 20 any Part Of tie country, on
r~sceiptcg ten dollars.
Dr.. Gibson's EeE worE on Physiology 70. sale ct
pB. CIHSOH,
PaOFrEcs0B Or ELTyTz0rAEET AsD EEDICIsE.
UEoe IgSelsca street, e fey doors from Superior,
~ stair, Orrosits Cisy EOtsis
Rz-Omce hours FROM 9 to Y and from : 70 5o'oloCS
Daily uSurdEvg s4ceptPdl. lRuH
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DYEINc.
REpERICK CYRIGx.

AEBDLHHIWH N-NI--11
french and sncy Steam Dye Works and Cleaning
Estsbiishmst, Belviders Farm, East Cleveland.
nd 90 Ssnet street.
OFFTcF-H Seneca street, Cleveland, o.
mean tmake this the BEST DYE-HOUSE IL
eHE YVES. and shRll spare no effort to give satis-
action.
IoarI thespeciAl attention of Gentlemen to the
IPR0VED FRENCH STYLE
OF OsAain1 n R~-dEtnS- Of nsds-up Garnsnts
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mEEELAEn s EEIE RAILR0AD.

CLEVELAND 4 EBIB sAAhh0AB.
10
ls6G. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1850.
an and amer Sunday, July 1st, Passenger
} Trains will run Is f0iiow5, l5anaay o1ceptedf
LEAVE CLEVELAND
c..n A NEW TORh EEEEESS-Stops at
EainasviI,a, Gadissa, Ashtsoula hlngsNlEe
Springfield aud Girar5, ana @Esis"- Al 1te
AZ $50 A. II, UE1Etrk 1900 P n, Bulato
I.35P P. NJ. Eeg York 200 a. D.. and Boston
81 400 P. D..
$50 A. M.-DAY LEFRESa TEAihEStopa at
Paire-yiIis. Geruve, AsatStcle. Conn-aGt
and Girer!, and arrives at sire ~ Ia
P =. Dunkirk 5:4j P. y, Buffalo 5;2O P. N7
Ecw work ct 1900 r., Boston 500 ?. NJ
a.ao p n-OTNCIENATI EXPRESS THAR
ssopa al Palnesville, Ashtabula and SifeIo
and arrives 81 Erie 7;Oj T. Il, Dunkirs
a1E X. Buffalo 10:49 P =, new forH
y-a5 P. n, Boston 600 P.
az EMAIL M ACCOMBUDATloN
stops a. al stations, and arrives at Eris
on p ~ -NfcUT Express TRAIN-StoPs
Wv p,ip[ryipa. Ashtabula and Girsrd,
an .rriges ct Erie I:1O A. n, DunEiLk S.lo
N, Buffalo $50 A. Hp Hew YORK Iu''Vf
~, Boston Il:50 !.
LEAVE EBiE-
IL A. H.-sTEAEBOAT AAFhEs2 $500
et7us at Girard, Ccnneaut, AsataDnlsNl o
Paiuosvfle, and arrives at ClsyolaE1 ~
5.J5 A. ~. - -p.Tp Seen.
n-AE e MUM Ia aAeN -
st Gira-d. AshtLhuis sud PetaesShi'
only, and arrives st Cleveland At 5;SS :; n;
en- A n.-MAIL AND ACCohAODAiivN
TEtIN-S,orH CO eii stations ana atti'o'
az CIegelend lU.15 4 Z.
,o.1n a MZTOLEDO EXPRESS ~TRAIN-stoPl
~ all stations except SWaAVlli,, oey
bTooE. Uuionvile, Perry, Mentor and Wick
EFe. and arrives at Cleveland at z;4g P. ~"
100 u DAY EXPRESS TEAlE-Stops q
So c;-,rd ConEcGut, Aahtabrla ana Fainesfat
- sd arrives o. Cleveland 100 P
-E-S51I Ci,zs Cars are THE CT oil throusl
EFains. w...var8 connect 0
u-vslsnd With trains for Toleao, Cnieago' Coiqhi
In Cincinnati, Indianapolis, 81. Loni1,4o-' ~
tErgugh trains going Eastward c9hneot ~ .
t;-L ,Sish tss trains Of The Erie sA.i~al aLJ .
RRr4ayo wien those OF the New AoTk Ses.Ial
Erie Rsilrosds for New York. Aio-hy, So ~
1j:n,a-~ TalIs. Sc, and e. Eris with trains on II y
SsiiadeIphia & Erie RAILROAD, i2E CosI3,
ri. Hole City and the great Ol aesiohs.
SZ-Day Exp-ass East sud West, cohneSiH :
49, vifh trains on Eric & Pittsburgh hSAFOa
g. Tine=yuIc, Headvile, JaIesio"hi IS.
o III. NOTTINGHAM, superintendent
J U.vsfand. July list, iS6- -
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pn- SWEET oPoPoNAX! Ladies
n their morning calls, carry JOY and siAdnessr
when psrfumui with SSest OpoPonax. a7-2G#
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NANc

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
In tn it is deemed necessary by the Council
OF the incorporated village Of Berea. to gtads Front
street, in said village, between Bridge street and
the north ine OF the Union School House lot, so
as tc raiss tho present grade, AZ the intersection o
said street, with Bridge street, (2) two feet, and
lower the same eighteen inches at a point two
hundred and thirty feet soutn OF said intersection,
and making the grade uniform to the Gaid Union
School House lot.
All p rsoDs flaming damages By reason OF such
grading, are hereby notified thNt they ave required
to file their claims in writing with the Recorder
OF said vii age, within two ~ weeks after the 18th
day Of August, 1866, or be forever barred from
Eling any claim or receiving shy damages therefor.
BY OTder OF the Council.
DAVID &. WATSON, Recorder.
July 10, 1856. jy2l 33S-4t-ltw-D
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Tho steamer Gen. Lytle, which exploded
at Bethlehem, Ind, yesterday, belonged 10
the Cincinnati & Louisville Mail Line and
is the irst serious disaster that has occurred
to mis- Company. The total number OF
killed and wounded is not yet ascertained.
Election Returns.
Returns from Kentucky indicate a Demo-
cratic msjority from twenty to thirty thou
| sand.
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SPIKE THE GUNS

Of Hambug. ImPOsters are in the Held with
deadls hair dyes, dangerous TO health and utterly
destructive to the hair. Do not submit to have
your head
Baptised with Liquid Fire!
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- " -
Buffalo 10 New York ? Miles,
Salamanca &c New York 4l5 Miles
AND IS PROM
% fO27 Miles the shortest ROute.
All Trains run directly through to New York, 46G
MILES without change Of Coaches
From and alter July sth, 1866, Trains viii leave in
connection EiIh all Western I'm : a. Flows;
FBOH DUNKIRK AND SALAMANCA-By New
York time from Union depots
5.45 A. NJ. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS, from
Salamanca, Daily, except Sundays Interseets
at Hornfllsyile Iith The $50 A. M: Day Ex-
PRES ir9in buffalo. and arrives in New YORK
10 A. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL, from Dunkirk, Daily
eNcept Sundays. stops At Salamanca $50 A
NJ. and connects At Hornelisyille and Corning
vito the s9l An Express Mailfrom Buffalo,
and arrives ir kes YORK mt : 40 A. H.
iI5 P. 81. MEN YORK NIGHT EXPRESS. from
bunklrk, Daily, exc pt s~uIdays- sops AZ
York at 1870 p. Nj, connecting with afternoon
Trains and Steamers for Boston and New
England Cities.
FROM BuFFALO-By New York Time from De-
pot cor. Exchange and Hirhigan streets;
$50 A. VI. NEW YORK EXPRESS, sundays
excepted. Arrives in NeE York at 1920 ?. M
Connects at Great Bend with Delaware. Lack
Hwsna q Western Raiiroae for Philadelphia,
baltimore, Washington end points south
$50 A. n. EXPRESS MAIL, via Avon and Horn
e~llsyille, Daily, except sundays; Arrives in
wifi W~iInamsport & Elmira Railroad for Har-
risburRh. Philadelphia, Baltimore Washing
2m p N. ~LiGaTNfSG EXPRESS, Sunday ex-
=#-N \ % 80 1A1-@
ceptcd, stops for we'd and water only, asa ar
rivea in New York : co a. ~
sI5 p, NJ, NEw ToBK, SIGHT EXPREss, Daily.
Ccn4ects at Horuellsyille with the rs p Nj
train from Dunkirk, and arrives IN New York
at y ~ P. NJ Also connects at Eimlra Tor
Harrisburg. Philateiphia and South
lL.m p NJ CIECINSATl EXPRESS, Daily ex-
cept Sund4ys- Arrives in New York at 545 P
N. Connects az Great Bend v1th Delaware,
InckswauaG Western Railroad. and ct New
York with Afternoon Trains and Steamers for
Boston and New England Cities.
Only One Train East on sunday. leaving Buffalo
at 6.l5 p. N, and reaching New AoTA at lZO r H.
Boston and New England Passengers, with their
Baggage, are transferred froe 0fehargei in New York.
The best Ventilated and most Luxurious Sleeping
Coaches ~ The NOkLD accompany all night
trains on this railway.
BaeEaes Checked through and fare always as low
a. By any other route.
Ask for Tickets via Erie Railway,
Which eau be obtained az ell the PRINCIPAL Ticket
Offices in the West and Southwest
WM- L. BARR, GenI Pass Ag't.
II. RIDDLE. Gen1 SUIT aug2
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CI,ronIc C~onsfIpatlon.

For which take a Single Fill eyory, or every other
night. They never produce debility and cure In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Head Ache, Liver aud Kidney
Complaints, Piles, Worms, Loss Of, or Impurities
of the Blood, Loss Of Appetite, and all Derange-
ments Of Bowels or StomOch.
/. RS-sold br all Wholesale and Retail dealers in
Medicine.
JOIN L. HUNEEWELE, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist,
1.A~-,,- Conr,er-ial Wharf Boston, Mass
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RAILROADS.
CLEVELAND a TOLEDO RAILROAD.


-
1866. SUMMER ADVANCEMENT. 1896
IN and after Monday, July 30th, 1856, trains
I , will leave Cleveland daily as follows l~Sundsyf
eIceptedl:
eos A. M.-CGICAG0 EXPRESS, stops ct
Grafton, Oberlin, Kipton, Eorwalk, Mon
roovills, Clyde, Fremont and arrives ut
Toledo at lO:AOA A. 81, Chicago at SEQ P. NJ,
and Detroit 6s30 ?. ", 730 A. n Toledo
Express stops at all stations on So1thern
Divisions, and arrives at Toledo at 1905 P.
H.. Chicago at IL . P. NJ
$40 P. M-WESTERN MAIL-Stops at ali sta
tons on Southern Division, and arrives ST
Toledo at 1870 P. n, Chicago $40 A. NJ and
Detroit at I0.50 p. n.
900 p. M.-NORTHERN MAIL-Stops at all sta
tons on Northern Division and arrives 81
Bandusky at GAS P. NJ.
$50 P. M.-NTGHT EXPREsS-stops at Grafton,
Oberiin, Eorwalk, Monreeyil'e, Clyde aud
Fremont. and arrivesin Toledo 1850 A. n,
Chicago st 1850 A. NJ, and Detroit at IoNo
AZ
Connections are made ct Monroevlle With ths
sapdrsky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad; at Sandus-
Ey Nth DAYTON & Cincinnati Railroad; A. Fremont
With the Fremont & Indiana Railroad and at To-
Is5o with the Michigan southern & Northern In
diaue sad Toledo z Wabash Railroads for Chicago,
Detroit, jackson, Fort Wayne, LogsnsPort, Lefay-
cite. Cair@, Alton, st. boais and all points hesti
Northwest and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo Rud tie
West at 6.l5 4. n, 9 10 A. L., zoo and s:z0 ?: n.
gooduskv at g15 A. n. l.. d. RUCkER,
OIeveIsnd Ju!y 30. 1886. Superintendent.
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7IPyRLAyD A pITTARURGH r.

Is
Isc6- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1866.
ON and after aouday, July 30th, 1855,
~ Trains viii lseve Cleveland daily ts0nday e1'
Csptedl "a follows:
$40 A. M.-HAIL-Arrive5 at Pittsburgh $40 =.
n; Hnrrisburgh 2.45 A. NJ; Baltimore 1:VlAs
r.; Washington 1920 A. NJ; Philadelphia
roo A. NJ; New York via Allentown 9;S5 AN.
via Philadelphia l2O5 P. ", WheeHng
Gas p. n, connecting with Baltimore ard
Ohio Railroad. Connects at Hudson with Y.
IA o. r. Z. Tor Akron and MilicrsburghY
connects a. Alliance with FIT w o.
Railway for all points east and vest leaving
Alliance ut ll:35 4. II for Canton, NASH
Ion, nansfeld, SC, and leaving Alliance at
lI.I5 A. II. for Salem, C0lrmbiana, &C.
80 ?. F.-EXPkESS-ArrIves A. Pittsburgh AZ
Q-T5 2. n: Harrisburgh $50 A.. III; Baltimore
1880 p. IL; Washington $50 p. Nj Ih1ladel'
phia l:00P n; New York via Allentown
$40 p. NJ: yit Philadelphia $3.50 P. VI
Wheeling $3.50 P. T.; BeliAlr Senwooa
$50 p. n, connects at Alliance with 7.
Ft. y. & O. Railway for Gil points east aud
west. leay- NJ Alliance at SID P II. for Tan
ton, MassiIiOn, Wooster, sc, and leaving
Alliance az 5.55 P. II. for salem, ColumDiana
s.a5 p M.-ACCOHMODATION-Arrives at A.
lance $50 P. 4. Cars from Cleveland run
directly through, via HUDSON LOT CuyanOgs
VsiTs. Akron and MiiaTsburgh, connecting
a. Alliance and Orrviiie with p. Fl. W.. {.
Cars - through from Cleveland to New TorE
via pjrr=barxu ant Allentown with but one
change, viz, at Pittsburgh.
ES-F.re a. low ~ by any other route
zS-Thrcngh tickets can be procured at tho Union
Tictef Omca, NeaSrl House, rs the Depot, or af
ths Euclid Street Staten.
y III. DEVEREUX. Superintendent
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ESr MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
An Essay Of Warning and instruction for Neung
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which prootraie
he vital powers, with SURE means Of reiiei. sent
free Of charge in sealed letter envelopes ADDRESS
Or. J. SSTELIN HOCGHTON, Howard Associa-
ion, Philaiciohia. Pa. tunes.AS
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ma SWEET O~PoPONAXl New
Perfume from Mexico. Ths only fashionable Per-
,.ras, A.li.st auc7.s64
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5s5L sIIal8a T5 541TTa HzN
rA -
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Special k0tice to Ladies.

ITT Is ALL IMPORTANT THAT
ladies should have preparations specially
adapted for complaints to which they are Pc
cuiiarly subject, At once safe, healthy and certain.
or that they should consult ons who has made this
his special study.
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During a recent trial at Auburn, the
following occurred to vary the monotouy
OF the proceedings Among the VII
nesses, was one, as verdant specimen of
humanity as one would wish to meet
with. Alter a severe cross examination,
the counsel for the government paused,
and then putting on a look of severity,
and an oninous shake Of the head ex-
claimed:
Mr. Witness, has not an effort been
made to induce you to tell different
story ?"
a different story from what I have
told, sir :"
"That is what mean ?"
" Yes, sir; several persons have tried
to get NE to tell different story from
what have told, but they couldn't"
Now, sir, upon your oath, l wish to
know who those are"
Wall, | guess you've tried bout as
hard as any Of them.o
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sTRoUDsBURG, MONROE COUNTY, PA APRIL s. 1866

and pleasantness. Let us mark the chan.
ges, admire and enjoy We will not al.
ways live to behold these yearly spring
Iresurrections. THIS may be our last, and
if not the last it must take one from a
number already not large Let US look
at our gardens, and our fields not always
and only to speculate upon the prospect
of an abundant yield, but to see also the
handiwork Of Nature and to feel how we
are cared-for And at the same time let
us ask ourselves the question, 8 Are We
worthy z"
But word and I am done. Parting
words are always solemn. | have tried
not to be dietatorial or egotistical, in my
Lectures, nor have l labored to so shape
my sentences as to the above grammati-
cal criticism. My object has been to
do good to others and to myself
Time is flying, life is feeting,
Every thing to final tends;
Every purpose, every calling,
With ibis life of trial ends;
Bat there is Hope eternal,
Treasures too that viii endure;
May it be our constant effort
These above all else TO secure
ICHABOD WHACKHAMMER.
Somewhere, April 2, 1866.
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Quotation of Canadian Stock,

The following satisfactory answer was
given by dry Yankee" to st. Johns
merchant As he chanccd to be in
store in the above named place, the mer-
chant and others present, ascertaining
that be was from St. Abans, began to
question him as to public opinion on the
Fenian movements, designs, etc.
Said the merchant: "What do the
Fenians expect to do with Canada, should
they take it?"
"WelI," said the Yankee, after lit
tie hesitation, :" don't exactly know, but
it is reported that they are going to give
it TO the United States for two iron. clads
and ram !-H. A{bons Messenger.
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Youatt5's s
Vegetable Condition Powders.
PreParcdfr0m Konatt's orignazrecipe, By
VIII. H0LLINSHEAD, DRUGGIST.

The manufacturer of the above Pow
der, takes pleasure in recommending it to
the owners Of Horses, Cattle, Hogs and
Sheep, as being the best thing of the
kind ever offered to the public. In the
spring Of the year when horse is about
shedding his coat, nothing will do him
better service than q teaspoonful Of the
Powder every morning, well mixed with
his feed. tbs P01cder Is a preUeatiCc Of
disease as tyeH as a care
DIsTENPER.-It has cured hundreds
OF horses Of this troublesome disease.
COWS.
This Powder given in the same man
ner, for the same disease, will procure
sale and speedy cares
HOGS.
Hogs and .youag Pigs during the sum
mer, after overheating themselves, get
swelled necks. coughs, ulcers 10 the lungs
aud liver, which causes them to die sud
denly. These affections may be entirely
prevented by putting pound Of You
1tt'S F0,cdcr' into barrel of swill. 1t
will hasten the fatening process.
PRICE so cts. 1 PACKAGES 81.
Try it and be convinced.
". HOLLINSHEAD.
March %. l866.-3m.
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NOTICE.

Office Of the Big ReccOon Mining and
Manufacturing oil Company,
No. 3l4k Walnut ST., Second story,
Philadelphia, March 10, 1866.
Notice is hereby given that the Directors
in pursuance and by virtue of the status of
Ohio. have ordered that the Stock of Delin-
oBent Stockholders be sold at Public Auction,
at the Office Of the Company, on Friday, A
pril 18th, 1866, at II o'clock NJ, to pay the
installment of Two Gents per share, due
February 18th 1866, unless the same be pre-
viously paid.
By order of the Board.
j.. S. BARBER, Sec'y.
March l5, 1866.
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Saddle and Harness
Mandatory.

The undersigned respectfully informs
Che citizens of Stroudsburg, and surroun-
ding country, that he has commenced the
above business in Fowler's building, on
Elizabeth street, and is fully prepared to
furnish any article 10 his line of business,
at short notice. On hand at all times, a
large stock of
Harness, Whips, Trunks, Fatices, Car
pet Bags, Horse- Blankets, Bells,
Shates, oil Cloths, dec.
Carriage Trimming promptly attended
to. JOHN @. SAYL0R.
Streudsburg, Dee. II, 1865.
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CHEAP GOODS.
ARE NOW OFFERED BY A
NE " FIRN,
SMILEY G. WALTON,
Successors TO +. S. sTApLEs.)

Successors TO r. S. sTAPLEs.)
The subscribers would hereby inform
their friends and the public generally,
that they have recently purchased the
entire stock Of r. S. STAPLES, and asso-
clated themselves together as CO. partners
under the name Of
SMILEY Dc WALTON
for the purpose of carrying on the Mer-
cantiie trade in all It's brances, atthe well
known stand lately occupied by 4. S.
STAPLES. We have already added to our
former stock fresh supply of
F4NCYDR GOODS .SPRJVG
STYLES.
Our goods were bought low, since the
late decline in prices, and our customers
shall have the beGcft of it.
We also keep a full assortment Of choice
Family Groceries,
Boots and Shoes,
-CEockcry Ware.
EVootiesa Ware, &c.
In short, we mean to keep every thing
that constitute first clsss country store
Our purpose shall be to endeavor to give
perfect satisfaction to all who favor us
with their patronage. Come and see US.
MORRIS SMILEY.
JOS. Z. WALTON.
Stroudsburg, Pa, March %, 1866.
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SPRING ELECTIONS.
Township and Borough Officers Elected
March 16, 1886, for the Ensuing Year.

March l6, 1886, for the Ensuing Year.
Boropgh of ,SfroudsJrg.
Constable, John E. Snyder; Town Clerk
A. Ii. Davis Assessor, Reuben r. Cress;
Overseers of the Poor, Henry D. Bush,
Jacob II. Butts; School Directors. Charles
Il Andre, Charles Waters; Auditor, Jo-
seph I. Walton; Inspectors, John Keener,
William I. Baker; Judge of Election,
VIM. 5. Wintemute; Town Council, viii
liam Huntsman, Peter Il. Robeson, Will
liam Ackerman, Charles D. Brodhead,
Frederick Philips; ChieEBurgess, NJ. B.
Postens; Justice of the Peace, Samuel
Rees
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TIotiCe.---IVOCe Stolen.
Auditors Notice.

Estate Of MAR I FREDERICK, deed.
The undersigned appointed by the Or
phans' Court OF Monroe County Auditor
to make distribution Of the balance in
hands Of Robert " Swink, Executor of
the last viii and testament Of Mary Fred
erick, late Of Stroud township, in said
County, deceased, will attend to the du-
ties Of his appointment on Saturday, April
I4th. next, at o'clock, p. m, at the Pro
thonotary's Office, in Stroudsburg, at
which time and place all persons having
any claims or demands against said fund
will present their claims or be forever de-
barred from coming in for any part of the
same.
IT. NJ. McILHANEY, Auditor.
March IS, 1866.