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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-14
E'tgsLsC VEsgsg,E.

III Ill be sid a; public sale. al the r@.i
W dfner # rhe subscriber in Bv,wn
township near kishacoquiiias Se,oirary -,
Tuesday, February ~, 1896,
TUE Relieving p"r~'nni property to wis:
SEVEN HORSES,
head Mich Cows. Young Cattle. y head
ii"gs, ~ Sheep. Reaperand Mower cnm s,ined.
Gram Drill, Threshing Machine aud Hcrsp
r""-r, Pinws. Harrnws. four hnsse and !
two horse Wagons Carriage &c. Household
and hit hen Furniture, comprising mmnv
articles 10 general use &c.
Sale to commence at ID O'CLOCK M, when
terms will be msde known
jan3l l-,s.* ROEFRT BARR
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Aews from other Counties.
Blair County.

The trial of Nicholas Riley for the
murder of James Russell Crawford
son of Jesse r. Crawford, Esq, came
of at Holidaysburg at JanuaIy term
and resulted in verdict Of murder in
the second degree. He was sentenced
to SIX years imprisonment in the pen
itentiary>
Mr.. John Kephart, of Blair town
ship, was lately robbed of SIX hundred
dollars, The money was IA $500 Unit
ed States Bond, and 800 certificate
OF deposit. Both were in u bureau
drawer in his house, which was lock ed
at the time.
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.Tls 9A2 T3.


SUPPER The Ladies' of the Mite
Society will give supper in the base,
ment of the NJ E. Church, on the 22d
inst, the proceeds of which will be
contributed towards repairing the
church Contributions of turkeys,
chickens, &c, from friends in the coun-
try, are solicited and will he thankful
Iy received. Contributions may be
left at 5. J. Brisbin's, West Market
street, Lewistown.
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Ltsf of Oyders lUraid.

LtSf IF Orders Unpaid.
Ohm Pearhev. money loaned in 1850 slooo 90
.osePh Brewer, steward in 1863 200 90
do do april III. 1866 Tor orders
Nos 4G3 f3l and 9I1 and interest ees rs
'oseph Brewer. steward in lH5 Al3 50
oseph Jenkins. keeping Ezra Jenkins 800
amuel Drake. for strrtcher bringing man
hurt on Penns. Railroad 10 poor house 4 90
William Hardy clothing for John Peris 20 80
aspvr Dull, for boarding do OF SO
hssph Rhodes. provisions for Maiinda Owens 10 rs
.ewstown Post Office. box rent and postage Q so
i"orge Miller. repairing door locks 2T6
\. T Hamilton. merchandise "a 20
ieurxe Blymyer merchandise SO So
Hamilton Th"rnhurg for shoes IL 26
William Johnson for shoes ca so
/. " r. Pratt merchandise 81 lg
iain"S l. wallis. TIN ware and repairs 16 81
fcCuy RIhr-r maze. for Maiintln Owens 10 60
Jr. :. 4 Martin. attending Alexander E. Bitner 90
Adam H"ii'tay boarding and funeral expenses
OF Alexander r. Bitner 3s SO
John B S"ihener, hardware I3 as
George FAtZTT hiacksmlthlng 81 So
Joseph Swyer- attending Rhoda Pearson 10 NO
oversCers Cf Poor Gregg township. Centre CO.,
support and removal of John Duck Is 90
J. Brenem&n, mo board for Elliott b. Brown IL 81
Amount Of orders unpaid s2g2s 81
JOHN w. SHAW, Clerk.
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bushwhackers have appeared outside
the town OF independence, Missouri.
1hey threaten to attack the Jail and
release the inmates. Troops have been
sent. from Fort Leavenworth to pre-
sorve order.
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PU3AgC SALE.
% M ~ N-..'AI .'"F-IIF. q VI:
/ SsoGs& Es3gSea.

'''' - % NJ TI7--'-17 "'"T-IT1- u Vi:
ssoEss Escss~a.
/, =. an1 . yea: ei3 Iai,,. !! .aitcl, Cows. =
y"uns Catl!r, - head # Hogs With ..r,
ing Sow. nr~ with ZIG. Ii bead : ,.'s,. +.
four hrrse narr"w wheel AID traa@ :. &
wagons. srrjrs W"g n. Buggy hay i.r:Grts
lMmes Th-fshing NacIioe and fl,r>p c.:u ~
grain brill, Cutivatrr. Pinws Harr w.
Fanning mill. horse Gears. i"g C!,,ia. fftr
Chain, grain Cradle. = thes. and - sar;egy
Of other farming utensils
Sale ~ eniHuinnra a: ~ a'.:!rci nj when
terms will be made kr'vn
fab7-3: 7. G. STERRFTT.
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We are indebted to Hon Isaac New
ton, the able head Of the Agricultural
Departmental at Washington, for Il pack
aye of seeds, to which we will devote
proper attention this Spring.
Much of the snow disappeared du-
ring the past week, but this morning
it again commenced showing.
This district we Judge will 20 for
Gen. Geary fer Governor We are
fortunate in having snch men as Gea-
r., Morehead, ketchum. and other
good men to choose from.
James Froshay, an operator at the
railroad bridge west of this place, bad
his ankle sprained yesterday IN al
tempting to get on the cars while in
motion.
Surgeon Gricr, q son of Judge Gricr
Of this STATE, was among the untUrLu-
nate victims Of steam boat explosion
at Vicksburg, Mississippi.
Rev McMurray, in addition to his
ministerial duties, frequently delivers
temperance lectures, generally follow,
ed by the opening of Good Templar
lodges.
Harrison Dufer was severely burnt
last week, at the Glamorgan Iron
Works, by hot iron running inside Il
glove and also down his pants He
however continues at work.
Samuel A. Black, Esq, bias been ap-
pointed Acting Superintendent for the
Middle Division Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, vice Samuel d. Young, de.
ceased
An old citizen of Derry township
was struck by a piece Of ice or icy
SNOWFALL last week while driving past
the public schoolhouse in Third strei t..
The perpetrator Of course was not is
covered The directors aud teachers
owe it to the community to tuke meas
ures to stop the infamous practice in
dulged in ofthrowing snowballs, stones
&c, at almost every one passing there
in sleighs, wagons, or on horseback.
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CANCER CAN BE CURED

Dr. Hebern, of Quincy, Illinois,
cures cancer without knife, pain, or
loss of blood, in from four to twenty
four hours; also treats consumption
successfully. 1y.
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SELLING OFF AT COST!

IfHE undersigned having a large stock of
H. Eastern manufactured Boots and Ssrrs
on hand offers the raIne nj cash prices from
now until further no'ice is given.
Men, Boots. warranted, double sn!rS from
$3 90 to 5 so.
Mems Boots d. do do calf
50 to I 60
Boys Boots d. do 200 e. 3 90
Yuuth's Boots do do 90 to- u
Mems Gum Orershoe, best 25
Wumen's do do 10
Mems do cloth tops o15
He has also stock Of city work on hand,
which he will sell very low, and warrants it
to be good for nothing So. come on, BOYS
and girls, and get prepared for the cold
Manufacturing aud repairing attended to
AS usual. A large stock Of Trunks, Vaisps
and Carpet Bags on hand which will be sold
at very reasonable prices. full stock of
home made work kept constantly on hand at
low prices. BILLY JOHNSON
Lewistown. Feb I, 1866.
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RELIGI0Us.-Rev. J. B Rcimensny-
der will deliver Sermon in the Luth-
eran church on Sabbath evening next,
on Sudden Death, as illustrated by the
recent events which have taken place
in our community. All are invited to
attend
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MEAT.-Charley Stahl has again
opened shop under the old Lewistown
Hotel, and will regularly keep on hand
Beef and other meats Of the best quail
itv that can be obtained. He had some
of the finest beef last week we have
seen for some time, and being ready to
oblige all who may call, we recon-
mend our readers TO look in.
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n WORK aFspRkSES,

including Mare with FoaI, three year old
C"its. yearlng Colt i fresh mich Cows, 6
y"nng Cattle, yonng Sheep. 10 Hogs, four
horse br"adwh"el Wagon. spring Wagon,
two horse hr"adwh"el Wsgon. Bnggy aud
harness. Sird Sleigh lIainrs' Thrc.hinr VI.
chirr Mct"rmick Reaper, steel tnnth Iiay
rake. Hay F"Tk, Tanning Mill Curn Planter,
Pi1ws llarr"ws, and other farming urensi!s.
Also. set of heavy wagon and pIow Har
ness. Hay by the ton. lot If seed P.tatoes.
ten plat Stove. large copper Kettle, &C.. &c
Sale to commence at ~ O'ciack a. IN. when
terms will be made known by
LEWIS A STONEROAD.
Derry township, Feb. It's
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The Great English Remedy.
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
$H1S JAMES GEARkf.'$
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prrSc' p'i0n Of Sir j. Clarke. n D.
Ph5 Sicidn Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This iuvaaar nr.iyiue II UnfiIrE cur- of Al!
ho>r painter anu ansrJons diseases +" which the female
constitution Is sGhrc 1t mpdcratrk all xcrss AMI re-
n", al distractions, rom whatever Gauss. and speedy
cure may be relied
70 MARRIED. LADIES
il I, particularly 81 ited II Will! ia short ;ime bring on
the monthly prriod with regularity.
Zach !Uttit. price dollar, bears the Government
Stamp OF Gredt Britain, to- prevent connterfcits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should be tah by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of pregUGHcy, as they sure
TO bring miscarriage. but at any other time they
sale
Every knows that the bloom Of health must fade
with the slightest irreSuiarity obstruction Of the
SrS JhPs- pills truly the womas friend In her hour
oi trial and the only positive and nevrraiing cure
So mild that the cebIest axe them with per
feet Necurty powerful In their effects that they
may Ue safely called. ueverfaling Regulator.
Ia ali of Nervous and SpftiHi Affections. Palms in
the Back Rni Limbs. Fatigue slight exerton rglitA-
'a OF the Heart. yStcTiUs AMI whieS these Pills @ e
feet cure when ali other have allci and alt houRh
powerful remedy, iron caionel, antimo-
fuli direction. pamphlet each package
which should he carefully EreSrrvrt.
SVLU BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sole General AgrU: the United States and British Do
uiuious
JnD MOSES 27 Cortland ST.. New York.
y E.SI ~ three postage stamps ed to
.nv Authorized agent viii csnra hnt;r, contain
pills. by Return MAIL securely sealed from all observation.
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TABLEAUX.--Some young ladies de-
sign giving tableaux, music and re-
freshments at the Town Hall on Fri
day evening next, the proceeds to be
devoted towards an organ for the Pres
byterian church. As it is in hands
which know no such word as fail. we
have no doubt it will afford ii pleasant;
time to all who will favor them with a
visit.
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VALUEQT z AdTLL Pr EnTT
RY RTVA9s. SALE.

M Z. ROCK Ill situa @. h.@b.-
vi coqt !!a' Greek, nt:t M - IA. ..aw ~
town. i offered Il private sic. 1t j. excellent To-
cation. with abundant water poner, now doing an
extensive business aui is justly considered one OF
the most valuable mills IN the county. Ii will ONLY
be III market for q limited time
For terms and further information. inquire Of
G.. LEHR.
noY29H LeHistOWn, L. =. Pa.
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PLANK BOOKS. all sizes Cap. letrer.
i y note and wrapping paper. Envelopes
&C., at HOFFMAN's
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66I I6
S2e,srrd r1iSeI IN E1rp,5S5 l.I.Is cor 5s. t.h
els O,,a l3rl i'm sb,s corn in .ure ami ,,aJ "a -
of bay ~
Stsir,,fi r,iS.i ~, t,,yrg ,,i-b osf t,.j,,. ,,.,
loo baads n.Ihaoe AZ i,.,boIs -, Q = -
1patoas and cor, Tar n.sc.n, ,1s. ' y ''''' W.
S4s,r.,,S t5io5 - - ,t',s ~, ~ ;. g.? .,,c, - J., 49,,
4 h.aya r.i,Ii,rr I.ss - -S - P"o""S' anu
S;lcE -, G,r,.S hrTS.ts > III, ~ h., b, 80
tie 3s,wr q ',,. o,,i - cE,.,u - ~ "'iHeH 'N'-
Farg,iaq J|te7yiis-1 f,nr horse v.gon .nd h.d
ladders mo-. harrors corn ",I,sot' 10y
barrow shakipy f,r,; dnn, fnrus 80 Di.t go
2 rno,ying srythre s,ad . 5rr,lia -. - - 80 ~. a
jouLIe set mo harness sin,Is set r., 80 M F @
iar nr,in driif ant ,hr.SiiTr ,'i, La e''n s"e'-
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MARTIN MOHLER,
DAVID WEILET, Auditors
G. B PENEPACKER,
ATTEST Jos. S. WAkEAN, Clerk.

Joseph Brotcer, !Ste,ca,d, IN account arith N
Miller. John Taylor. aud J. c. Dgsa,t,
ESQs, Directors Of the Pom and the House
Of Employment for the county Of Ni67iy
from January |, 1865. to January |, 1866
DR..
To amount of orders ON Treasurer $44S SO
Balance due 2l2 81
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List q orders paid for the support cfhe Poor

- r
at the Poor House. riz :
J. c. Blymyer Co, coal s2os es
N. Frank merchandise leo -
William Johnson shoes a IS
F. j. Hoffman. molasses mackerei tobacco
T:G sSss En-; Sd 5.e: on order. Of relic, IS
Graf Thompson rails rs %
James Parker, merchandise los SO
Samuel hlIrand> col, school tax ~ IS
+. e. FraEciscus. hardware G2S
Henry Zerbe, merchandise Iq3 46
Jane Ferguson, COOK at Poor r'tEi House 3 50
A. ktung, chair 3 90
K. F. Ellis. muslin Is IS
A. Felix, mossses. groceries. cofias 25s Al
J; w. Shaw, one years salary to Jan. !, 1865 50 90
Z c. Hamilton. shoes So
A. T. Hamilton merchandise lG4 GS
Thomas Mayes. services OF horse 10 90
p T. Loop, shoes II 65
Reese Sa,g!e plov points aud repairs II .,
DR. Thomas NanFAziah, three quarters salary I5a 30
Sarnue' Drake. services Director 10 %
Henry Peters. mason work 8 I'd
Geo W Thomas. Esq. fees on orders of relief A.
John 5: Marks. carPenerng ) 80
J. W. Shaw. adm Of A. MARKS. decd plaster n W
JOHN Kennedy. inerchandlSc 9T,s
Charles Bratton, Esq ft'es orders of relief rs
Paul Gibboney, work on Farm lO7 80
O. p smith services as Direetor 4 IS 20
George Biymyer. nlarcIaudIze IoJ 81
Peter Rarck, Ihreshing ~
John Blessing do 3 90
DIR. Joseph Swy' rs attending Rhoda Pearson
and medicines, scrofIIla u 90
Peters Prints, brick Is 90
,tohn Speice. acksmithing "a Is
VIM. Mckinney, Esq, fees on orders of relief 300
p. Harvey mason work II 25
J. /. Hines, wood 9 90
n, Kennedy. merchandise 81 e9
Samuel Comfort, Agent coal los 81
]. C. Sigler adm. OF VIM. Butler. decd. meat il lo
n Comfort, Esq, fees orders of reLef So
l. Ward. bringing Jas. Norris Poor House ] 90
N j. RujislIl, Esq. fees on orders of Teilef 81
Joseph Brewer. steward 95 UO
Frank. Gise & Co merchandise 70 IS
William Montgomery butcBeriDg 90
George NJ. FrecbuFn 20 81
John Taylor paid for towels. &c. 40
John Evans glass and glazing AIS
Hamilton Thornburg shoes AIS
Joseph NJ Owens, threshing and attending .4-I
Thomas krOpp 90
John Taylor, beef cattle -.. $50 o.
+. q. FrAnescus assignee of John r. Weeka -
pow shares and cap for power fs4
Isaac Stu, wood Al On
A. Troxel, hsIs 90
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Friday, March I'd, 1866,

The fuIIOWlng PERSONAL property viz
3 a Y Fl O r 8 Z
Colts. 5 Cows, lot of Young Cattle, lot Of
Sheep and Lambs 10 Hogs. 2 Sows with pigs.
lot "t Hay and Corn Fodder, lot of Coru,
Grain in tlir Gr"und Buggy and Harness,
Farm Bell, Forks Rakes. Pluws, Harrows
Threshing Machine and Horse Power. Fan
ming Mill ami other Farming Utensils Az.
Bel ard bedding Carpets Tables. Lnnki g
Glasses. and other iiAus-hnid Furniture
Sale - c..mu"f.sa ii 10 CLOCK Is IN when
terms viii be made knrwu
PETER SPAEGLEK
jan3lte AGmr. RIOT. Barns, dec a.
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$l.0O REWARD

N Tx lie paid any person leaving at this
w nihee plain, black Morocco PORT
HoNAiE and contents, viz: a 50 note :,
note. half dollars, Is cents, some po.t,rt
stamps and piece Of paper containins ana,,
orandum Of articles. Lost on the 2yrh ~.
somewhere on Market street, Lewi~,o,xn
Fastened with = gum clasp fq6T-o
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v Z n . u &.

WILL be exposed at public sale. at the
w residence of the late Thus. Stoneroad.
by the undersigned, in Derry township. un
Wednesday, February %, 1866,
the {, lluwjuu uersuual rr,ner,v r., 49,,
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Poor House Statement

Amos Hoot. Esq Treasurer. Ia account Nth
Noses Miller, John Taylor and james G
Dysart. EsqrS., Directors Of the Poor and
Of the House Of Employment for The cnuntv
Of A!6fin, from January Is. 1865. to Jan
udry :, Ie66.
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SISE.I ESysas s z Z.

&oN MON TN TAG ENrs wapted for
%%% SIR entirely articIes lust ont Al
dress o. 7. CAREY, City Building, Blddeford, Main.
December ~, isly. :
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DIR.
To cash from Joseph Brbwer $I5 0O
do Jhn Taylor 20 90
do T. G Riden 2 loads hay l6 Oa
do James Broom for corn 90
do Paul Gihhnney nu ace uf
keeping Sarah Gibbuuey ut Lu
natic Asylum ~ 90
do for so hnShel- curn at co 81 90
do from II. ii. Montgomery
for corn rs 90
do for 100 bushels oats :35 90
do coru and whaat from c.
Blymyer 334 So
do from ] L Hines for oats 50 90
do for beef hides Is 25
Amount Of county funds appropria.
ted tn bay orders rf Directors of
the Poor. 66te 80
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BY amount orders Of the Directors
Poor lifted $7l69 IS
We, fhe undersigned. Auditors of Miffiin
county, elected and sworn according to law,
having examined the accounts and vouchers
If Amos Ilo"t Treasurer of the Directors of
the Poor and of the House nf Employment
for the county of Miffiin from January Is.
1865. To January 8. 1866. do eertify that We
hind the account halauces and that we have
cancelled the orders paid by the said Treas
Given under our hands. at Lewistown. Jan
uary ii. 1866.
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CT.
By balance due at last settlement Sl53 SO
By cash paid for bringing paupers to

cluihing f'r pn.r % %
BY one years salary Steward 40t on
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-05-10
M a E Es HE'D.

April 28th, 1866, at the house of Mr..
Charles Brown, Esq, by the Rev. Hen
ry Seifert, Mr.. PETER SETTER, Of Ham
ilton, and Miss AMANDA +. bellies, of
Jackson, Monroe county, Pa.
May 1st, 1866, at the house of Mr..
Jacob Williams, Esq, in Hamilton, by
the Rev. Henry Seifert, Mr.. THOMAS i.
ScUERMAN and Miss SARAH WILLIAMS,
both Of Hamilton, Monroe county, Pa
At the Parsonage of the NJ E. Church,
Stroudsburg, April 3, 1865, by the Rev. j.
II. Alday, Mr.. JosLPH KENNEY and Miss
MARY STUCKER, both of Monroe county.
At the Parsonage of the NJ. E. Church,
April 18th, 1866, by the Rev. ]. H. Aday,
Mr.. JACOB g. MILLER and Miss LYDIA PRICE,
both OF Barrett township.
At the Parsonage of the NJ. E. Church,
April oath, 1866, by the Rev. J. II Aday,
Mr.. GEORGE T. SMITH and Miss ELMIRA
HELLER, Of Jackson township.
At the Parsonage of the NJ. E. Church,
May s, 1866, by the Rev. ]. Fl. AIday, Mr..
FREDERICx NAUMAN and Miss AMANDA
TRANsuE, both of Naglesvile
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a New State.

The House Of Representatives at Wash
iDgton on the Sd inst. passed the bill ad
mitting the Territory of Colorado as ;
State Of the Union. When the Pres
ident signs the bill, Colorado will form
the thirty-scTenth State in the sisterhooc
of our Republic, and thus another stal
shall be added to the bright galaxy Of oul
National banner
Colorado was organized as a Territory
in 1861, with its capital at Golden City
Its area embraces LOG, 6,475 square miles
In 1868 the population, including Is, ,00C
Indians, was estimated at fully 10000
1t lies between the 37th and 4lsl
parallels of north latitude, aud the l02d
and the l09th degrees of longitude west
from Greenwhich, being the 25th and
32d west from Washington, and is direct
ly west from Kansas.
Colorado is especially rich in minerals
and gold is found abundantly in many
portions of the State. During the past
two years thousands Of emigrants, from
the East and West, have taken up lands
in this remote State, and are now engaged
in developing its resources.
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A SINGLE BOX OF BRANDRETH'S PILLS Con-
aims more vegetable extractlye matter than twenty
boxes ofany pills in The world besides; fftyhye huud
red physicians them their practice 10 the excu
sion Of ether pgatYes. The first letter Of theh value
is vet scarcely 3preCiated. When they are better
known sudden death ard continued sickness will be
ofihe past Let thoes who know them speak right out
IN their favor. 1t is a duly wich will save life.
Ou subject 10 red indancy of yitiated bile
at This aud is dangerous prevalent
but Drandreths Pills afford an invaluable and efficient
orotection By their occ asoIal use we prevent the
collection of those impurities which, when in suff-
cient quantities, mnch danger TO the body s
health. They soOn cu:e Liv9r Complaint DysPe psla
Loss ofAPpeIte, Pain in The Head, Heartburn, Pain
the nreaStboGe, Sudden Faininess an1:CostiyeacSs
Sold by all re s,ecta5le Dealers in Medicines
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REGISTERS Notice.

N Office is hereby given to all persons
interested IN the estates of the rcspec-
tive decedents, that the following accounts
have been filed in the Registers office of
Monroe County, and will be presented for
confirmation to the Orphans Court of said
county, at Stroudsburg, on Monday. the
2Sth day of May, 1866, at 10 o'clock,
4. NJ.
Account of Depue s. Miller, Executor,
&c. of john Downing, deceased.
Account of John Edinger, one of the
Executors, &c. of Samuel Myers. deed.
Account Of Stroud j. HoIinshead. Ad.
mlnistrator of Bernard S. Schoonoyer do.
ceased by a. Reeves jackson and vii.
liam HOllinshead, Administrator of Stroud
j. Hollinshead, deceased.
Account of James Buckley, Executor
&c. of Daniel Buckley, deceased.
Final Account of Anthony Arnold.
Administrator, &c. of John Arnold de,
ceased.
Account of Jacob G. Miller, Executor
&c. OF Mary Woodling, deceased.
Account of Magdalena Overfield, Qate
Magdalena Fenner) Administrator of Jo.
seph Fenner, deceased.
Final Account of Geo. III. Weiss Adj
ministrator of Barnet Mosteller, deed.
Accommodations Kresge, Administrator,
&c. of josiah Hawk, deceased.
Account of Ammiel Bush and Peter NJ
Ellenberger, Administrator. &c. of John
V, Bush, deceased.
Account of Andrew Storm, Admins
traitor, &c. of Rudolph Storm, deed.
2 Account of George Bittenbender. Ad-
mIlnlstrator, &c. of Christopher Bitten.
bender, deceased.
Account of James Kintz, Administra-
tor, &c. of Melchoir Kintz, deed.
Account of Thomas NJ. McIlhaney,
Administrator Cum testamento annexo Of
Adam Learn, deceased.
JOHN S. FISHER, Register.
Registers Office, Stroudsburg,
May 8, 1866
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-05-10
I'D CONSUMPTEYEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks, by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread di-
sease Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fcllow-suiferers the means ot
cure
To all who desire it. he will send copy
OF the prescription used free of charge with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a sure cure for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, Bronchitis Coins.
CoUGHs, and all Throat and Lung Affec.
lions: The only object of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he
conceiyes to be invaluable; and he homes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburgh,
Kings County,
New York
January 4, Is66.-1y.