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GALVESTON, August 2G.-Tho intermcnls on
Saturday amounted to twenty-siN, and for the
week l53--amonS others Captain j. A. NickerAon,
of Mus sacusetts Captain Rnnnods, OF the schoon-
cr Liberty OF New York.
New York merchants through Blum Il Co., have
sent $1,000 to the Howard hssoc ltion. Help IRON
abscntces is solicited.
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August III
DE- 4 YOUNG Lady REruRNING mo- nEI

B1-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEX
country honc after so0urn of few months In /, >
cy, MIS- hardly rccoaniG, by her fricn,ls In plare
coarse. r'isr. Hustled lrc se had soft rnly con.
plexion nf almost marble snootl,nrss una instead
tw ntyrcr "lic really appeared hut eighteen UIoIlin
Huiry Hs 'o tho rausc o great change she palni,
told iirin that Hhc used tlio clcAaSIAN BALM, ur:
considered it an invaluable acqua any lady toilet
ly it's use any Lady dcnllcmcn improve their pnr
h"'ial appearance nn hunrrd ioll. II is simple ia
"enhali"n ns Nature herself Is simple yet ullarpass
cd III is efficacy in drawing impurities from, also heat
Ing cleansing nnh hrantfying the skin AMI complexion
II! its 'iircti nn ihr cnticc il draws from 81 all IT,
impriti4' kindly healing the same. leaving tr snr
face ~ :'niur" I:cnil It should be-rlrar soft smooth
and haitihil Price 81. sent by Mail or Express on re-
Ccipt of all or,lu- by
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REaisrRATIoS RETURNS FoR THIS DIsrRIcr.-
Tho following tho retlirnh OF registration for
Marlboro District for tlreo days. 40 far ns hoard
from to ,lnto: Whole number Of whitos, 3si; col
ored, 835-tota, 1901. Several precincts not heard
from. Another opportunity TO register tho arat
Monday in September. Eyery ono should regis
ter BenRCtlsoiRe Journal
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no CHIEF QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE,
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT. NORTH AND SOUTH
cARoLINA. CHARLESTON, s. g., AUGUST II, 1867
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this oficu
until " o'clock NJ on Monday. tho 10th day of sepem-
Der 1867 ni which limo they will be opened for tile pur
chase Of the following property, viz:
Wreck Of steamer BOSTON. in Ashepoo River
Wreck of steamer GEO. WASHINGTON. in coosaw
River.
Wreck Of steamer CHASsEuR. in Scull Creek
Wreck OF steamer RANDOLPH. In Charleston Harbor
Wreck Of steamer ErIwAN. In Charleston Hurlor
Wreck Of steamer RUBY. In Light House Inlet.
Bidders will state the amount offered. for each wrc,
Tie wrecks will ba sold separately anl to tho highest
bidder. unless surh bid he deemed unreasonable.
Proposals must he addressed the undersigned and
marked "Propoaals for purchase Of wrecks"
II. u. TYLER,
Brevet Major-General. CHIEF Quarternlas,er,
Deputy Quurtermaster-General, U. S. a.
August 10 d
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August 30

sD'NOTICE.--ALI. PERSONS WHO ARE EN-
titled to bury, or he buried. In thu CEMETERY ESTAI-
LlsHED FOR THE BURIAL OF ALL CoIoRED PER
SONS attached to- worahpping in First Tndcpen.
dent or Congregational Church. Situated in Meeting
street. known as the "Circular Church" and oil such a.
were naced to. or worshipprd In the Second Indcrcn.
dent OF Congregational Church In Arc,dnr street now
known AZ tle "Uutaran Church.. requested to as.
semble at No Ii Rose Lane Upper Wards on the first
Th"rsiay in September next tbcin te ih ay Mt four
O'Clock L. NJ, for " purpose appointing new Trustees
III the place Of those who dcccasc agreeable 10 tic
trust sci forth in the original decd OF conveyance
HENRY ". MATlIEwES
Aunl,st onu ,on. c,-,..,-.
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Tho Canadian Government offers ono thousand
dollars reward for tho discovery os the incondiary
who fred tho coal oil store at Montreal recently,
by which ten thousand barrels OF oil wcro con-
sumed. H
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GJ- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE.
German Fire Company Of Charleston. will mako appiica.
ton Mt the next session Of tho General Assembly for
renewal of tlcir Charter oi interpretations
j. t. WoHLERS,
Hui''is' - lanio3 Secretary.
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THE WEATHER AND TIE C8ops.-Wo aro glad to
bo nblo to state that tho crops nre doing remark-
ably we'll in hIarlborough. Tho Iato rainy season
has given now impetus TO Tho growth Of corn and
cotton, and we fool confldont OF q bountiful har-
ycai.--B Benneilsphie journal.
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NEW YoRK August 2G.--The steamship Nevada
las arrived from Grayinwn in five days and twenty
hOurs tile fastest time On record.
The Quaker City has arrived at Odessa.
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OuR STREETS AND PAyEMENTs:-Wo are pleased
10 SEQ that tho Town Council havo gono to work in
good earnest in repairing tho atrcots and pave
ments Of our village. Tho paruments arc ncarly
completed, and when finished will no good, sor-
yicoabe sidewalks. -BennGiispik8 .IourndL
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In North cnroIinn.
y.,,o,y I,cy. n, ,;nIvcs,on

WILMINGTON, August o. Immense quantities Of
rain have fallen i'm the last few days, but the effect
on crops IL not definitely known.
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sa"REHiSfnNrlON.-- FOURTH PRECINCT,
coi.tEroN pISTIifcT.-THE HOARD OF REGIsTRA.
TloS Tor the Fourth Precinct. ST. lartholucs Parish
coleion District South Cnrolina, will hold it's second
Session rs follows, viz
81 !"rksanlor" Pail. September I'll, and Gill, For re-
vsinn Srptcinlrr 10th ami 18th.
Al Ashrrnn Poll. September 9th 10Th nui 1tth For
revision September 10Th and 10Th
At Maple Cane POLL September 18th anu I4tl For
revision September alri AMI oath.
AZ the whole tlnty must bc performed by the lst Of
ocinirr tho bn liz will bc closed The 18Th uf Scpcu,.
her In order tn canry with paragraph EIX General
orirr NJ e. Headquarters Second Military District
giriIi ample time fnr public inspection and revision Of
ilc lists MI l'rr qualified To vote under tile pro-
visions nf the Act al Congress- passed, ond March IRG7
"Enrl an Act 4" proyidr inr the morn rfircnt gov
rrnmcn of thu Rebel States tile UencraI Acts Sun
Elementary thereto, invited Ia appear beinre the
Bnar,l for Registration.
Hours Tor sittin;: will lc from ? \. NJ. io aP ~
J. X. TERRY.
Chairman lrard OF Nrgistrntion 9Th Prcc,nct.
Collcton District, South Caruina.
riist
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT THE
next Session OF tho Legislature. application will bo nscu
by tho "PALMErrO PIONEER COOPERATIVE ASST
CATION. for Incorporation under tr above style a, d
title. IIU I'll FERG,IsOS
In behalf Of himself and olhcr associates
August 30 4,
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yellow Fever In New Orlcnns.
Marine News.

NEW OELE,Ss. August %. There were 90 deaths
IN this city from Yellow Fever, on Saturday anil
Sunda:.
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aD. REGISTRATION NOTICE.--T1IE BOARD
Of Registration tor wans No. and of tile ith precinct
held al tile Eagle Eagnr House in Meeting trcet will
lic held at that place. Monday. 7ucay and rrfars
ann ir 2nl rl. AMI 4h September. Registration for
Wards No. e and \. will bc held ut the Washing. on
Enginr House, Salrrlurst street. 7anrsidy Fr,,y
an' ''aridy. the c9lh. 30tI. nnL asI August from
To- 3o'clpcE each day.
NATiIT. TYI.EE Scnr.
CiairInau Board Registration 4th Precinct
August -; au,.26 n;s,Dlaa
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ED' The Friends and hcqunf tnncrs OF
Mr.. John DETEI.s. AMI nj his fahcr-lrl-lnw Mr. J.
NOLAN. arc requested 10 attend tile Funeral Services Of
The FORMER irn his ;ar residence. NJ. - john Street.
ut Five O'Clock. This .ternoon. without further notice.
August ~ ~
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". J.. CLARK & CO. Chemists
No. West Faycttn Street. SYRACUSE n. i.
The Only American Agents or thG sale Of the snmc
Mari, 30 lv
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VOLUME ". mo. 63O,
TEiLEGRAPEIIC.
ourrn,,Ir Dispatches.

LONDON August 2G - Noon. r. G"n.ols, ?i;.
Bonds, 7:Ii
LuSpnS. August 26 . T.. M.--cunsols, ~ li-li
Bonds. ~.
llvrHrooI.. August 2,;-Noou. Cotton ulici
Sale $500 bales; prices unaltcrcd. Other articles
unchanged.
LIvEEruoI. August 26--2 p. M.--Cotton not so
mu,h doing. Sales will not exceed 5000 bales
Lard, 52s. Turpcntinc, sos. Cullmou Rosin, Z,
9s.: medium, i2s.
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Death OF The bishop OF Quebec.
QuEDEc, August 2G.-Tho Catholic Archbishop
of this Diocese died Yesterday
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ED- rhr Relatives, Friends n MI Acqun Int
anrcs of Mr. and Mira MAURICE CLARY. respect.
fully invited Ia attend the Funeral Services Of The former
from S"nh Carolina alIroh Depot. Line street. nt Eight
oclork. y. NJ rhr obscquirs will hc performed at ST.
Fhtrirh's Church. - August 81
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eJ- ARTIFICIAL S.-AKrIFICIAL IIU-
MAN EYES made TO order and inserted by Drs F.
nAucH and p. doUdLEMANN formerly employed by
RoIssosNEAu, OF Paris. No. 800 broadway, New York.
April II ,vr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aS-MltS. WlNS1nWS SOOTHING Syl,Itp Eop
ehrcfi 'cthS. greatly facilitates til, ur,c,us r ,,,
nB' 10y s"hhlS tie gums. reducing NIL inta,n,n,,
"h aiiiS NIL rhiS nni snsmo,Iic action anL i. s1rpr
I'D REGULATE THE RnTEI.S. Drpeud INN, I, ,,
orH IL VIII "hr rcsi to yourselves and RELIEF Ann
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have put up and sold this article for wear, ma, -
Say In confidence aud truth III il wnt we bnyc meyer
becn able Ia say Of other mric-Nrypr has II r.
ed i'll single instance 10 effect rr when Timely ,s.l
Never did We know Instance issatis y ury
ono WHO used H. On tho contrary NIL delighted with
l's operation. nnd speak In terms of communication oi its
magical effects and medical virtues
We speak in this matter 'wIIAr WE DO KNOW" after
years of oHcrirnrc. nn, pledge reputation for the
tuhlncnt Of what We here declare In almost every i'll
ln'stion relief will bo found In fifteen twenty minute,
after tho syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each battle
lie aud call for
"MlsS. wINSIOw's SOOTHING SYRUP.
Il ling the fac simite Of .CuuTIs & PERKINS,. up In,
outside wrapper. All others basc mutations
Sold by Druggists throughout tho world. Price unly
lj rents per bottle.
nices-SO. 25 Fulton street, New York; No 2O5 Iivh
fioorn London, England; Nc AL H. Iaul street. Mon.
treai caincn tuts6mo August ~
a5-NOIICE. .-CONSIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
T. H. SoUDER, hereby noiiard that ale b, this tny
dlsclHrgin cargo nt SontI Atlantic Wharf All goods
remaining the wharf sunset will b., stored a OK
penac anu risk Of owners.
JOHN y TIiEO GETTY Agents,
AL freight amounting - fifteen us, dollars or less
must bc paid on the whnrf beforu delivery OF poods
August 2G .
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JOHN TfIEO. GETTY, Agents
All freight amounting - fifteen us, dollars or less
must b" paid on the wharf bcorr delivery OF soods
August 20
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Special Notices.
PERUVIAN SYRUP.

PROTECTED SOLUTION OF TIE PRoToXIDE
OF IRON, supplies the blood with its LIFE ELEMENT
IRON giving strength. vgor and life to
system.
Ifthe thousands Who are suffering from Dyspepsia.
Debility, Female Weakness, &c, would but test the
virtues of the Peruvian Syrup. the effect would not
only astonish themselves but would please all their
friends; for instead of feeling cross all gomez and
miserable, they would be cheerful, vigorous and
tive.
. A DISTINGUISHED JURlST WRITES TO FRIEND
AS FOLLOWS;
have tried the Peruvian Syrup and the result fully
sustained your prediction. Ii has made new man OF
me- infused into my system new vigor and energy
no longer tremulous and debilitated, when you
last me. but stronger heartier, and with large
capacity for labor, mental and PHYSICAL than at ans
time during the last five years"
Thousands haveb been changed by the Of this rem
edy fom eak, sickly, suffering creatures, to strong
healthy, and happy men and women and Invalid:
cannot reasonably hesitate to give il trial.
The gennIne has Peruvian Syrup blown IN the glass
A 81 page pamphlet VIII be sent free.
J. p. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
No. &c Dey ST., New York
Sold by all druggists.
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TO CONsUMpTFyES

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks by "a very simple rem
edy, after having suffered for several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow-suflerers the means of
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy
of the prescription used Gree of charge,
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find a SURE CURE
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
CoUGHs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung
Affections. The only object of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove to them a
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription.
FREE, by return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
May l6, lS67.-lyr
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RUMOR had it, on Monday, that at a
Cabinet meeting held On Saturday, the
question Of President Johnson's rcsigna-
ton had. been seriously discussed, aud
that Postmaster. G eneral Randall and Sec
retary Seward had recommended resigna-
nation. For while the office holders
were in trepidation, but when it came out
that the President would not resign, and
that the decapitation of the impudent
Secretaries was more likely, order was
again restored and no serious notions of
an illumination of the capitol city enter.
tanned.
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THE GREATEST PAIN-RELIEVER IN
THE WORLD

Warranted superior TO any other, or no
pay, for the cure of Chronic Rheumatism.
Toothache, Headache, Sore Throat, Mumps,
Burns, Cuts Insect stings, Pains in the Back,
Chest, and Limbs, Sprains, Old Sores, Swell
hngs; also, 10 take internally for Diarrhna,
Dysenlery, Collie, Spasms Sea Sickness,
Vomiting, and Group. 1t is perfectly inno-
cent to take internally, it used according to
the directions, and never fails, as thousands
can attest. 1t was first introduced in lS47.
and now millions of bottles are annually sold.
Every one who has used it, continues to do
SO, and recommend il to their friends as the
most valuable medicine eXtant. Certificates
enough to fill dozen newspapers have been
received by DIR. Tobias. His medicine. the
Venetian Linment, will do all that is sta
ted, and more. No one will regret trying
It, Those residing at a distance from ply
slclan, will find it reliable medicine to have
on hand in case of accidents Ask for DR..
Tobias Venetian Liniment, and take no other.
Price % cents and sSl. Sold by all Drug
eists. Depot, % Cortlandt Street, n. Y.
July lS, lS67.-lm.
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At the late session of Congress, Mr..
Schenek made novel disclosure con.
corning the printing of speeches in the
Globe. He states that during the Thir.
ty-Seventh Congress, two speeches were
printed as the remarks of two Democratic
members, which were identically alike,
that one opened "Mr. Chairman" and
and the other "AIr. President" one be
ing made in the House, and the other in
the Committee of the Whole. A CORES.
pondent says that the solution of this
coincidence is "that the Bohemian who
wrote the speech had it returned by the
first representative who had ordered it.
but who paid half the price agreed upon,
with the understanding that he might use
portions of it-he having copied every
word. So the Bohemion, having another
order for speech, sold it to representa-.
tive number two. The speech writing is
a profitable branch of the business of
Washington correspondents, several of
whom can show scores of their speeches
in the Congressional Globe, purchased at
from $25 to 500 each."
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The meagerness Of the American de-
partment at the French Exposition has
been frequently and emphatically COM
mented on by newspaper correspondents
Yet, from the number Of prizes gained
by our exhibitors, it appears, that the de-
partment is not so unworthy of the coun-
try after all. Out of five hundred and
twenty-four American exhibitions, two
hundred and sixty-two have received
awards of some. kind Among these
awards are four grand prizes, seventeen
gold medals, ten decorations of the Legion
of Honor, about seventy silver, and the
rest bronze, medals. Our exhibitors are
said to have received larger proportion
of awards than those of any other nation.
The little raft "Nonpariel," which left
New York on the 4th of June, arrived at
the port of Southampton, England, on
the 10th of July, in good condition
Capt. Mikes and the two men who con.
stituted her crew report themselves much
pleased pith the performance of their lit
tie craft. The I" Nonpariel" will soon
proceed to Havre, her ultimate dcstina.
ton.
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THE Cabinet trouble growing out Of
the Johnson Stanton imbroglio has been
settled by the suspension of Stanton. -
Gen. Grant has been appointed to act as
Secretary of War ad-interifm. Stanton
protests against the action Of the Presi
dent, but yields to the situation. Gen
Grant upon assuming the position ex.
presses his " appreciation of the zeal, pat
riotlsm, frmness and ability" with which
Secretary Stanton has ever discharged
the duties of Secretary of War"
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lee Cream Festival.

The scholars of the Bushkill School in
tend holding a festival at the school
house, on Friday, August 10th, afternoon
and evening, for the purpose of raising
money to buy bell for the schoolhouse
lee cream, cakes, candies, nuts, &c,
will be provided for the occasion.
4 cordial invitation is extended to all.
BushkiU, August l3, 1867.
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The +" HucklaherrY" Trade.

Up to, and including Friday last, over
four thousand persons had visited the
" Huckleberry" (Pocono) Mountain in
Cia of Jackson Corners. in this county, in
search of berries. Putting the average
quantity of berries picked by each person
at sixteen quarts, and this would be a
very low estimate = possibly one. half too
low = and we have grand total of two
thousand bushels. Putting the average
value of the berries at eight cents per
quart, and none have been sold in our
market at less than ten cents, and we
have 5,120 90 as the value of the crop
secured in that quarter alone, by people
who Travelled by the Jackson Corner 5
route But people visited the mountain
by wagon loads through other routes;
and other portions of the county furnished
equal facilities for gathering the berries,
the crop Of which was immense, so that it
may be safely estimated that the cash
value Of the crop gathered in this county
alone has already reached Sl2 900, and the
work of gathering is not yet finished.
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Returned Home.

DIR. Josephus Williams, son of Mr.. Pc
ter Williams, returned to his lDme, In
this borough, on Friday last, after an alb
seuce of nearly two years, and was warm
ly welcomed home by his many friends in
this neighborhood During his absence
the Doctor has filed the position of As
sistant Surgeon in the Army, and has
been stationed, the principle part of the
time, in the wilds of Arizonia, where the
command, to which he was attached, was
employed in looking after the Indians. -
A somewhat prolonged attack of Fever
and Ague has interferred to prevent that
robustness of appearance, which we would
have been glad to have seen in him, but
our pure mountain air will soon cause
the disease to vanish when we shall have
him looking like himself again. We
have not had much opportunity to con
verse with the Doctor, but from the little
conversation we have had, we Judge that
especially in these war-whoop and scalp
ing times, Pennsylvania is better locali
ty by far than Arizonia. We, at least
do not intend to exchange localities, GOLD
or no gold, at present. We hope to bC
able to obtain notes which will enable u:
to give our readers some idea of the
country through which the Doctors pro
fessional duties led him to travel.
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Bg~ Ex Governor David II. Porter died
at his home in Harrisburg on Friday last,
aged about seventy nine years. Twenty
hive years ago he was one of the most
prominent men in Pennsylvania. he
was born in Montgomery county, but
moved to Huntingdon in early life
Having previously served as member Of
the Legislature, he was then elected Gov
ernor by the Democratic party in 1888,
by 5,496 majority over Joseph Ritner.-
In 1871 he was again elected. He was
a strong partisan during his life, but
made good average Governor. After
retiring from office he established exten-
siye iron works at Harrisburg, aud resi-
ded there until his death. The activity
of his mind remained until the last
Last winter he was appointed Collector
of the Port of Philadelphia by President
johnson, but was rejected by the Senate.
Hon. James NJ. Porter, of EastoD, was
his brother, and William A. Porter, OF
Philadelphia, is bis son.
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Auditors Notice.

Estate Of JOHN OFERPECK, deceased.
THE undersigned Auditor, appointed by
4 the Orphans Court Of Monroe County,
to make distribution OF the balance IN the
hands Of George Shater, enc of The Admins
traitors, 10 and among those entitled 10 inc
same, hereby gives notice, that he VIII al
tend to the duties of his appointment on
SATURDAY, SEPT. II, 1867, at 10 o'eloek
A. ~, at the Pro,honotary's Office, IN the
borough of Stroudsburg, at which time ana
place, all persons having any last ela'mS "
demands against said fund, wall present INC
same or be for ever dcbarred from coming m
for any share thereof.
THO. NJ. McILIIANEY, Auditor
August ID, 1861
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sGa- We regret to learn that Mr.. VIM
McNeal, constable of Hamilton, had one
of his legs fractured in two places, by the
falling of load of hay, which upset, on
him. Mr.. McNeal is a man of limited
means, and can lily bear the loss of time
and the expense entailed by the accident
This is one of those cases in which iusu-
rance against accident comes in as min,
istering Angel of Mercy, and our regret
will be two-fold, if it shall turn out that
friend William has failed to avail himself
of the services Of Mr.. Carr, who has the
Agency of one of the best companies ex,
taDt.
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rA- We are indebted to Messrs. Ed
win Rees, R. i. j. Eilenberger, \. j
Clements and Ii. Wolfe for splendid
serenade on Saturday evening last. The
music was excellent, and coming, as ii
did, to gently awaken US from our slum.
bers, made us feel as though heaven was
showering new blessings upon earth. =
y large number of our citizens join us in
our sincere thanks to the serenaders.