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plSSEVGEES ARRTyED.

PROM BARBADOES, Feb En brig kss;ern SEE h'" I
Baows daughters aod servant Joseph sba'sn "eo'e "
FROM SAyANSAH Peb 9lH steamship ssn Jaont1 balSn1'
Charles McCiiItock J. T. Nuehe.ir " ~ "lHI 1rrI / ~
Herman j. C. Whit &. H. G0siun g. r b"h ' w
RAYMOND j. j. Mchlng, j. Barring Capt orr = Bonlh . M
,ev T. Ping Henry Lyons. lis heheon, -, n a. a. =
ONei G. Boyle e. NJ Ehs, j. G Kinney I" !" h''' D. D. ""'
Ing. y. Mlken a., a.. ,s,,H n
BpEs Mr and Mr.. and Mr. jos BisFts w sH & MT
~ Peter, Mr. .nd T. F. Virgins. Mis- IS BnH' hI. 'uha
winerr Wi,se Henry wissil WIN betty "'''9'"' ~
L.
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LATIIs-Ea,teu firm, with fir business at s5 2
mos.
LIMA good demand lns prevailed forRoclland, and
prices arc wen sustained; sales OF 1900 Dbls AT u 80 Tor
Common, aid g 20 for Lump.
LEAD-plg Is IN fair demand; sales OF 800 tuns foreign
1T Gle, gold. -,
LEATIIER-Icmlocr has declined fully lc. T. 10 the
ptst week although rcccipts light aud stocks but
moderate, ad 40 tho clJte Is du OAK s0r, al s.lhHdr
decline more active and Bellies SOL at inli ana frnrr
prices We quote, cash q D HemlOcE-BuonOs AyiCs
Heavy 90 Oa3iC. Middle, 30a34ci Lght, p G2stci Cali
f0ruia Heavy. 3ya3lc; Middle 30a3lc Light 2od2yc;
S52sc: Good Damaged 25a 27kc Poor do 20a22c; IN the
Rough 3l03Cc. OAK Slaughtcr-Heavy, 4Od4oc; Middle
Bsa4lc: Light S2G2Cc; Cropped. Middle 45a zoe; lAgt
HQ47c ia Tie Rough, Heavy, 5sU44c; Mlddle 5O~4Oc;
Light 81 i0c; Bellies lodlJc 49, - .
MOLAsSES-The market is quiet and we have no I'M
pOrtant sales 10 advise but with greatly reduced stoth
Of Old crop holders firm and gencfay delau an au
vance Of 2d3c per gallon We quote ola crop az lOifONh
Cuba MusoOvadO, sid4sc.; DO. Cayed, 43G4oci 90
fuga, 4OG82c Porto Rico, 4jdj5c New crop rs ioiioWr
Cuba MuscOyadO 4i045c; Caycd, 4414Ici CcltIiIugu'
nQ45c.; Porto Rico, 60UGjc, and NcwOffalls toGvgV'
The stock is estimated at 200 hhds. Cuba llJO hhds
Porto Rico aud $50 bbls. New-Oreans ,.
NAVAL STORES Crude TuTpentine has been qulct at
more activity in the market for Spirits Of Turpentine
prices advanced and close firm at 620G3c in bona
Resins generally higher and fair business done;
the supply Is limited Tar Is without change Of import
Tar. Washington and Newbern y BIB. 80 Is asa rs
Pitch City, NO l....''.'''..''' 900 o, 70
Rcsu STRAINED and No 0n yardl.P 40 %. 4 % "a 8 90
Rosip No and Pale and Wlite........... 10 n G 50
gt,irits Turpentiue, American. .....Y gal. 20 ID n
(tIT9JThefe has been large speculative movement In
American InseCd since our last prices nave rapidly ad
vanced and close firm. In Fish OILS we have had very
pod demand tces show q m ght Improvement aud close
Ern Lard oil mas been moderately active and steady
We guouef "a ,.1 q "a al ~
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

EinuCt Wells thus correctly describes The HOP td W
his latest circular: "TAe market iS u' hanged iIt
trade continues fur consumption 80 current ri'h 81 Nv
week the ls of February We estimated iNf H''f 90"
hand iu th, market 20 ahDd 500 bales since That n, '"'
cousuututiyr demand las been SMALL and 10y hhlAl o.
ccus our stock reaches nearly 500 bales Iy Iulo"
iue .Itchary correct estimate "i tc i'inu OF -'H
o tr rutiro country, viz: Sew York tIty, t9r1 lacs
Madison and oneida gOn0 hIi-; Oi,rgn ana ~'hoh.u'
Zoo .,rs. Fr,us I'M Az bIl's; Otltr counties, i,U'
bnl,s; Eastern stai,s, to0 bales western Ntni'-, TO-"
b.i,. Total l5ooo bales w quote: American ON
mon 10 FAIR % i0c Good o. Prime. air tu"re Ia
F.ucy Ci ~ -Oe; Olds. .Ua45c Iui,II" game 80
/ COc.; BaSaIiJu-, C5d 1oc.; Spauldi~, 'a0't'
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PASSENGERS S4ILEb

FOR LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW FEB laIu ,t'au,p 'olsgS
bail Burrit q. H. a uoi hr SAD Nh = j. ss'na,I PVT
sod Mrs D. M,Iuer Greenwood, 1hos o. Wilson VIA hshis
Mr. Cark L. n Glars Misses Crk W. aEd hT inhh shsphsu
r. G. Okennsn AIRS Richmond W Ne'Des and others io' 'sf'
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susDElEs.
prcrrprs on ppoDIrCF

RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
PFu fo-393s bbls Flour, go bbls WHISKY, lvO pnlh.
Corn Meal 400 sacks Corn Meal, 1850 bus corn vi
MA, oats 200 bush. Malt, 572 bush. Seeds, pigs
Ahes 2O pgs Beef 4Gi bbs PORK, COG Pkgs ht hieaH'
53i pkgs Lard 2j3 Dressed Hogs, 1850 bDs feuoIe"'
1850 pkgs. Butter, 1921 pkgs. Cheete.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

Chhese, II not positively lower are selling slower at
the figures. There is very little demand, at holders
prices and most Of the les are for home consumption
WhMhcr this demand will up the stock on hand, aud
at arriving ~ prOblematiCal. There was more Cheese
bact in the country than dealers counted upon, and the
hifa prices brought and bringing them forward Ihe
re-, pts Of the past week amount 10 57l boxes. Inc
price Of Cheese being much higher than Butter VIII
probably lead 10 early make of the former IL any
thing should to bring the Shippers into market IN
force they might the stock out at swoop but az
present the unfavoTable from the other side pre-
vents much shipping. II takes good factory To bring
19c There very little demand for English Diary. We
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
METROPOLITAN BOARD or HrAtrH
RrRyAu OF VITAL SrATIsrICs, F,b lo. w

brooklyn, for the week ending Feb. l6
METROPOLITAN BoAsD HrslrH
BuRgAu VITAL SrATIsTIcs, F'b o l61)
ending t4 deaths 10 New fot In
ang the public institutions There W deaths bookyn
Of County Institutions The dea esunai'd noon asi
rsns was as "a E per annually fok eioSNt Of lsand
institutions, and as 21l8 per 1000 IN Brooklyn 49, , .
former and with the latter city, The bret o infancy
l0 deaths 2G cent oihe total ~ new " snd a deaths
G T m er cent ~ the Bookyn mortality but Va The tnortay of the
6r ave wears Of childhood Brooklyn lost relatively than New iort
the ratio beg 459 per of total 10 The latter bot S !.
Brooklyn.
IN the mortality from tutsrculous
,nJ dsmmairy diseases mortality though widely
Iuel was most districts of the FOURTH
Seventeenth aud Twentyhrt NanS The
temperature 26o hrenhe the hArome,r pesare
Humidity being ~ 4sn aiug the pont %
total .atnon 1000 The uouahs facts lygeas obssr
vaton are: l tplns fever appeared several poGls The city
IT,. ihcs l""""fsC of dItnsra ard ssafls
tina b. That te was Of hinlt neh 10th sinss
which vet h. Jsegsned hT Oh. IA usai e.asss sAs
Ali,aNk
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Pork declining Win t,re l.ccirt' and VAL" weather

Poultry ~ on Kinds both live ad di'e .rd. s r'i plenty
to-day. and higher price. rr' "l."rrd f"r Tue, m r
stock Some cL,rc dr. ,-, iIf'l were rt. no .f, ant
a few live ut E. % TO-. pa-sf'IH- u,,-r $50 Humr hard
dressed geese viii not enough iHt on .'iu coos Tie
little try meat sld 90 'a = the hu1ris kccihE an
Cyc upoi jlr police. femug they would tc'ti them '
aud coufscatr their Pood Prairie chicken atr roi s'i
ing 49, we'll one lot 81 bb- buuEuE only -. 4 pair
drop quotations ~ vcuisnu the law permitting ihc
deer To live from nov until u'Nt lJil We quote:
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utvr.rrpR ALMANAC

g. pi.. 6.49 san S.ts......3:4l MOos Rises. .-' a
nay.
s.nd, uook s.52 Cows Islaml .9:3J Hell Gate ~
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BUTTER


The returns show a,shght failing off from the previous
week the oj36 packages reported quite In excess
OF local wants, and there Is shipping or 0lef OuuGt
worth mentioning. few dealers have sent abroad small
ventures enough 10 De missed There are orders
ON e market TO buy at I2cabOut the price OF grease
t sp and sales have been made at those figures
nc trade As increasingly duh, to express IL Just as 10 Is,
there Is 10 trade only little peddmg business among
me local Qrocers who want little good butter The stag
nation In trade generally, throwing eo many or
the laborng classes ont Of employment, leaves
thcm with little mems buy other than real necessaies,
and they make lard instead OF butter hence ne
comparatively light consumption Prices continue 10
ate downward, and see no particle 0t encgur'
Seement FOR those who have held their butter through
pe1od when IL was wanted "a season IN WHEN u VIII
moi sell The present really spnglke weather ls slg
restiye OF the make and gtoccls arGauy pcEin 70 70
Tccon en- the time when little fresh VIII arrive ifon
eonhcrn Ohio Things viii have 10 change very lhncn
i'm short time 10 produce any rallying tins spring III
must bo borne in mind that thcrc was shipping uclnhu
one wear neo which cleaned the markets now there 10
mono uuess prcts 90 to very low figures. Rolls arc com
lng o5r sud don't se-it too late Ia The season ior
tI9tn Dealers nro dsc1uagng cOuspnmcnts. as thcy
"- NO. ,r MN. lritcl tho, have on hand, Altogether
4 tbe lmtter trade has n gloomy look. We quote:
! ELala hAu trklns. choice. v y P.ssssI'uu"s'tsH
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&. ~ nnn-SEALED PROPOSALS will he
1'ttJ. J.'BSDJ receive. Hr'f 'Ls l,i II March rs't Tor
I.IIeT NDI1'ICiACiE BONDS

tptb.'VDU rs,s,.l urt.i 'l. 1T ofMireh rs't for
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
is ,ar, o. $500 to tte si"c i...r $4,000. . .,
EO'n3 rHh 90 r1n Al NiN ~ ffh
tiAI lir',st able 3D. Va AMI Aill ml ~ 81 ''A ~
.sa'i Hr i-r
WESTERN VERMONT SLATE COMPANY.
go . q all H.fafsie, 90 ihs state = vermont rui,
,...i ,sr,f tt' ,or.ry 300 A'F Of h"l' l'fm
D.. s rf aa,. valuable StAl. QtAEutS a'n hrl ore tN'r
asu laff sar. Hlls, warehouses, 'N s'
teams ro'- as III ~" fpplr'A"''s l' N' w
s.rft r- Er.f fr. lour...rF irsI.sss -., 80.
A., An. atlrg fa rhtf tuudr, "p'rat'r A." a
I -. f 1000 ts . coco ~oth Il usnaa't"r'l '." q
r.rif 90 tfl q ~ 50 tH CtNI lt'" -fr a','' t'
H.. ftr q .o.k nat ths tomp1ny can nov pro
49,. a., tte Y. a~, fo fe lon"f g. pl' "i t'ais ''
,.f .,.r- t.sU.f.. flr-rsr.. thsr pra-ia..H'HA
r... f.t le I,-,! NM fAtpENtR, ifr4sHr'f - De- q
~ ia-i Gs'sfeass 70 "a sgc"A iafafr.t", " 'l'
rrrs-f - F.HI tar. it Niar' ufrsE ~ iIghn' w"
Va Sae SO Bfosi 'gob o'rfn'd Hh''''' y" -
Dc " 70 J. u'sile. Ne,s Brighton. sia'ca is.Aoa'
t,ftl l,i d.
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bort tuaroen's Noiits.

STATE NswI0Ek
PosI.W.RDFNs OTFICg No ~ Wiliamft
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the Act passed Agr "a 1857 snlsd Aa.s
R.ne the Marens Of tie Port Of NeS-los u sh persons
J in or having charge the sgsc matter Of sah inquiry,
non survey that the following vessels under eiAn
- bv th Port Wasus the said eianious VIII
be- cpd within succeeding ss nous oo eeArS AL
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NIllr INN.

Planter. aud shippers hcruring 10 buy seed pntS
foes but the demand r. not bsk yet Eussla iurnps
hnf .e snIne noor D.AWare sMcet pOtatOcS arc uIIr
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
s. y. MmoILsAIL rMIcEs oE CorNTRY rR0DCcE

IFtpe.,y f1r Tr. Y. T. TruHrSK by own Reporter
Tie following tic current rates OF articles IN R"Od
condition az sold by commission houses ~ wholesale.
sppcir receive TO 10 per ccut less deducted for com
missions, De ile freight and other charges Parties re-
ccivig produce to ,o often with the request that mlnc
dat" returns be made, cannot always obtain the prices
which transient by have pay. OUr figures are III
tended more for hc fIIner than the merchant and we
prefer not TO dsappot by giving the outside p1ces OF
Icry choice articles Boxes packages should he care
fully marked with paint and Tie name OF the sender
should also be painted upon end Nail an Invoice OF
list II the articles pOn the under sdc ~ the cover, ana
send letter by MAIL containing an Invoice ana dlree-
tons also stating how and Whcn sent. Clean packages
and care putting up will add much to the value OF the
produce.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
DUBLIN BAR
TIE PURLIC HEATH.

Dr Harris of the Bureau of Vital Statistics reports
a. follows on the sanitary condition of New York and
RrooklYn for the week ending Feb l6:
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

WOOI-Wc have stIl t. note a good inquiry iCr Domes-
Tic Flccccs the silrs making being confined almost en-
tirey To manu- ac:icrs Price have ruled h1n but arc
without SPECIAL change. We quote as follows; Dohcs-
tir Flccccs at vcs5c. for Native and Mfuuos; 45G
cs fog4 ard do - tJc forlulo0d Mcrlnos and 5Ca
&C. SaXouy Fl'rcc;30n Oc for No furd@o 5c Tor
5lro,rc do aI So I,r Stra do 2s02c. for Com
mon t'rva.Acd California; orloc. for Fine do; 200o2"
for Ieyas ana american CcmU.ng 40 $50 aGjc We quote
Fo:,irl ~ follows: South American at &02'c. Tor
Common Washed 32nJ7c. for Unwashcd MestM ana
McTfno: :2u4sc. Tor Washed Entire RIOS Eaooc, Tor
Tuvased Creole 400lC for Washed COrdONai thlhall
az 2sa3Ir for UuwasHci Mrstizd ana MrTn0; Cape OF
ood Iopr, 3Gaasc. for Iuwahcd; East India 80 jjc
fur Washed and African at 2Ja3Oc foi unWaahed, ana
5Ja 500. Tor washed.
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srArE ~ N.~. .loRE, BANK DEPARTMENT,
AInANY. Dec. q. lRho

ALrAsY, Dee g, 1866.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant TO Chapter
- 2 laws Of 1872 and l6 ws o le hat the circulating Eoie'
i, To the BUTCHERS and DROVERS BANK In tie City OF New
York banking located tte City Of Newiork will be re-
by tic Superenen OF tne anA'ly Department on pre-
NtNN0k state National Bank IN the ty OF Albany TOT
a, years froin the date hereof and not thereafter
% ognug notes said Bank he presented
Aforesaid within from the date hereof and all notes which
shall presented or redemption and payment hin the . TINS
specified will TO be- charge upon the nd ~ ~ hands oi the super
bg6 IawsnW q W SCnUYERR' Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

Eggs have taken big tumble, falling quite distance
yesterday much to-day and IL still looks as thonS
They had not touched bottom Only $50 bbs are reported
by The regular lines, for the week. but so many ar"
brought In from by I'm baskets aud boxes NOT
included in the above. that the receipts are really mucn
larger than appear At least they very plenty To-
day, and while Rfew single barrels were sold TINS morn
ing by persons, and To persons not well posted at
the prevailing price this afternoon Sc per Dozen ana
buyer only offering 35c with the remark tat
they expect 10 get them for 500. in day or two dc
cline Of ice per dozen not often reported in single
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

IRlifS AND 81 T. DRIED
Auplrs keep piinC In, $500 hlls hriuC r'ctiNd
during the week They are mostly from the West, and
vary greatly in quality some Of them being very me asa
selling 40 tc price of state, NJ l2 y %, while others
arc dark coorcd. and freely otfriug at loc ID
They sell slowly, at declining rates Prime Peaches arc
advancing Hickory Nuts hard o sell the season Tor
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
BEANs ANDpRAe.

With about the same receipts 81 last week, VIZ: 3OS
BUSH sales are slow, and 1t Is difficult TO obtain the
former rates A very handsome lot Of bothand picked
and screened might bring SJ 30; they have been
Ietacd by tie bD at So co. The tendency is down
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
TllO IRON MEN.-FuRNACE and FuRNACE

ia SALE cheap the right territory Hsvork se sor
Ney and Valuable PATENT AECLB wanted .5ery hqsehoa
Smne and cheap manufacture Cs st Room No ~ loyeoys Ito
tel. New York from o. to +.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20

SrAry NEs- YORE. BANK DETsRrsBNr,{
ALRANY oct 49, 1896
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 Chapter
"a laws Of 1851 and Laws Of 1905 that the circulating notes
,.ni 10 ,hc ATLANTIC BANKn The CITY & Nevforh barking a.
,cp asl m he - v0 viii he redeemed At TAI by
the Superintendent tie Banking DePnrt u 90 pcsenii a h
SEWYORK STATE NATIONAL BANK the OF Albany, for
y.srs from t's date hereof, and not thereafter
The tauug circulating loirs Of the said bark must be pntd
hon the date hereof. and ell notes Which
man not b. presented og redemption and payment within tie time thus
sc chsr upon the fund IN the hands 81 the su
terptsrdrnt m that purpose g. W SCHUYLER Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-02-20
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.

ALI CLASSES or UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDITED OR
RFMITrRD For, ON RECEIPT. AT MARKET RATES,
FRBRt0P ALL COMMISSION CnAROkN
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

A man some time since was repairing Il
gas leak, corner of 2Sth Street and 9th Av-
enue, New York He went into the exca-
Va'ion and then lit match. An explosion
Of the gas took place, and The man was much
burned, DIR. Tobias Venetian Linment
was applied freely. and in three days the
man was about his business in the Manhat-
taa Gas Works as well as ever His name
is sam4ei r. Waters. This is one of the
wonderful cures made by DR.. Tobias cele-
brated Venetian Liniment: it is not only
good for burns, but for Old Sores, Bruises,
Chroaie Rhuematism, Sore Throats, Cuts,
Insect Stings, Pains in the Limbs, Chest and
Back: also internally, for Collie, Cramps,
Dlarrhga, Dysentery and Group. 1t is per-
fectly innocent to take internally, and is
the best family medicine in the world. Or
ders are received from all over Europe for il.
The most celebrated Physicians recommend
Att never fails. DIR. Tobias puts up every
crop himself. Sold by all Druggists at 50
cents and 81 per bottle. Depot SO Cort-
!enut street, n. Y. Oct. 3l.-lm.
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CONSUMPTION CURABLEBY DR.
SCHENCK'S MEDICINES

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system
must be prepared so that the lungs will heal.
To accomplish this, the liver and stomach
must hrst be ceansed and an appetite crea-
ted Tor good, wholesome food. which, by these
medicines will be digested properly, and
good healthy blood made; thus building up
the constitution. $ Ii EN- OK IS MAN
DRAKE PILLS cleanse the stomach of all
bilious or mucous accumulatons; and, by
using the Sea Weed Tonic in connection,
the appetite is restored
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP is
nutricious as well as medicinal, and. by u.s.
ing the three remedies, all impurities are
expelled from the system, and good, whole
some blood made, which will repel all dis
ease. If patients will take these medicines
according to directions, Consumption very
frequently in its last stage yields readily
to their action. Take the pills frequently,
to cleans the liver and stomach. 1t
does not follow that because the bowels are
not coStive they are rot required, for some.
times in darrhGa they are necessary. The
stomach must be kept healthy, and an appe-
tlte created to allow the PuImonic Syrup to
act on the respiratory organs properly and
allay any irritation. Then all that is re-
qulred to perform permanent cure is, TO
prevent taking cold. Exercise about the
room as much as possible, eat all the richest
food-fat meat, game, and, in act, anything
the appetite Graves; but be particular and
mastlcate well. I'd w ca mo. l yr
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Deer Stalking

The dear treasures, we don't mean the
ladies, although Cupid occasionally gets
u shot at them, are being shot on the
mountains in this vicinity. Only few
days since Mr.. O.. NJ Miller, of Lacka-
wanna, shot a dear on Shiny Mountain.
Wehear also that G. Drinker, ofScrantou,
G. Drinkcr, of Covington, aud j. Shive-
ly, of Stroudsburg, whoare on the noun
tains, have shot three more. DR.. Stevens
of this city, who went to Stoddardsvile
Sunday to visit a patient, reports that on
Monday L party including himself went
on hunt for deer, aud in about half an
hour returae& with fac buck. The DR..
brought home saddle of veusiou. and
there is great inquiry whether or no the
buck was shot with "sugar pills" If he
was, what potency were they, Doctor p
Scranton Daily Republicans.
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AUpaTOl,S NOTICE.

Az DsESE'S NO szCE - E.sia.e
of Elizabeth Ruff, of Polk township, decd
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court of Monroe County, TO ma Ike
distribution of the balance in the hands of
George G. Hawk, Administrator, to and
mong those entitled thereto, hereby gives no
tIce, that he will attend to the duties OF his
appointment on FRIDAY, the 18th day of
NOVEMBER next, at ? o'clock, p. at
the Proihono:ary's Office, in the borough of
Stroudsbnrg. at which time and place, ali
persons having any just claims or demands
against said fund, Will present the same or
be Tor ever debarred from coming in for any
share thereof.
THO NJ. McILHANEY.
Oct II, 1867 Auditor.
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Auditors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed, auditor appointed by the Orphans
Court of Monroe County. 10 make distribu.
tion Of the balance remaining IN the hands
of Peter II. Robson, administrator of the
estate of Joseph Nj. Robson, deceased, will
attend to the dutias Of his appointment, on
Saturday, November 30h, 1867, at 10 o.
clock a. m. at his office in The Borough OF
SIroudsbarg. at which tine and place all
parties interested can attend and be heard,
or else he debarred from coming in for dis
trlbutiye share OF said funds.
J. B. STORM, Auditor.
October 81, lS67.--it
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EssEsOsss OF YOUTH.

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Nay 16. 1S67-1yr.
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Auditors Notice.

In matter Of Account of VIM Fine. Adm r
Of Bernard S. Schoonouer, decd.
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed auditor appointed by The Orphans
Court of Monroe County, 10 make distribu-
ton of the balance remaining in the hands
of VIM. Fine, administrator of the estate of
Bernard S. Schoonoyer. deceased, will at
tend TO the duties of his appointment on
Saturday, December 7, 1867, at 10 o'clock,
a. m, at. my office in the borough Of Strouds-
burg, at which time and place all parties in.
terested can attend and be heard, or else be
debarred from coming 10 for distributive
share Of ssid funds,
S. HOLMES, JR.,
Nov. 7. 1867 -iw. Auditor.
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TO C0ysUWPTEVEs.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will
send (free of charge to all who desire it,
the prescription with the directions for ma k
ing and using the simple remedy by which
he was cured Of i lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption HIS only object
is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes that
every sufferer viii try this prescription, as
II viii cost them Holhtng, md may prove a
blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
No l65 s. Second St, WilIiamsburgh, " Y.
May IS, IS67.-lyr.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-11-14

4 few days ago shrewd villain in
Nashua, n. H., walked deliberately up to
u store window aud broke in a pane of
FrcRch glass, and when asked to pay for
it as deliberately drew out one hundred
dollar bill, which the storekeeper took,
giving him seventy dollars in change
The bill proved to be a counterfeit.
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May l6, lS67.-lyr.