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and JEWELRY,
on Main-stree:, in Stroudsbura, next door to
the Post. office, where they have on hand
the largest aud best assortment of
Watches, Clocks, JeUelry, Drugs, Paints,
Oils, Vdrnishes, Glass, Sash, Doors,
Blinds, Brushes of all kinds. Per-
.fumery, Spices and Station
cry, eUer offered for sale
IN this County.
Call and be Convinced.
1st That we have the largest and best as
sortment of choice goods in the market.
I'd. We have all NEW GOODS.
Sd. We are determined to please all who
favor us with their patronage.
4th. We will sell lower than any other
house in the Borough.
Country Merchants and Physicians orders
will be filled al the lowest wholesale prices.
Please call before purchasing elsewhere.
NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING GOODS.
!. gJ Particular attention paid 10 the re-
pairing of Watches, Clocks and JewelIy, &C.,
and all work warranted.
c. S. DIETRICH,
p. S. WILLIAMS.
Stroudsbnrg, May TO- 1866.
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Under a recent decision of the Supreme
Court of Ohio, the keeper of a billiard ta-
bic who receives pay for its use, the mo-
ney being paid by the loser. although no
money is lost on the game, is the keeper
of gaming table within the meaning OF
the statue.
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Miss Eller, of Hamilton coanty, indl-
ana, whose case has been alluded to, at
ter several days of horrible suffering from
hydrophobia, gradually became more tran,
quil under the "bIomide OF potassium
treatment of her physicians, aud is now
renorted to be eonvaleseent.
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A lady writes that salt is sure thing
on bedbugs Wash the articles and places
infested with the bugs with salt wa
ter, and fill cracks and crevices where the
vermiu hide they will give no more trou-
BILE.
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A tree worth lookin. at was recently
sent to the saw mill at Keeue, n ii 1t
was pine, III feet in hight, at four feet
from the ground measuring lS4 feet IN
circumference. At a considerable dis
tance from the ground it divided into two
branches. 1t contained 6000 feet of saw
ed timber $l40.
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UNDERTAKING IN ALL IT'S BRAN

UNDERTAKING IN ALL IFS BRAN-
u ches.
Particular attention will be given to this
branch of the subscribers business. He will
always study to please and consult the
wants and wishes of those who employ him.
From the number of years experience he has
lad in this branch of business he cannot and
will not not be excelled either in city or
country. Prices one-third less than is usual
ly charged, from 80 to % finished Coffins al
ways on hand. Trimmings to suit the best
Hearse in the country. Funerals attended
1t one hours notice. J. Ii. MCCARTHY.
May Il, 1S66.-tf.
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The Miners Journal says the salary oil
the Schuylkill County Treasurer for the
three years last past amounted to over
$4,000.
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A chap who was told by tract ped
alar to 8 remember Lots wife, replied
that ho had had bother enough already
about other mems wives.
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Important to Everybody.
zhl Root & Shoe Business

A& GSOoe AZ '1IhOC
- at their old stand, one door above the
Express Office, on Elizabeth ST, Strouds-
berg, Pa, where they will be happy to
wait on their old customers, and as many
new ones as can make it convenient to call.
They have on hand a good arrortment of
BOOTS g. SHOES,
for men, women. misses and childrens' wear,
Gum over Shoes and Sandals for men, youth
and misses. A general assortment of Lasts
and Boot-Trees, shoe Thread, Wax, Heel
Nails. Pincers, Punches, Eyeetts and Eye
lett Sets, Pegs and Peg-Cutters, Shoe Ham
mers, CrimpiDg Boards and Screws. also, Ii
ming and binding skins. a good article of
Tampico Boot Morocco, French Morocco and
French Calfskins, Lasting and all kinds of
Shoemaker tools, Ink Powder and Shoe
Backing, and Frank Miller's waterproof
oil backing All of which they offer for
sale at small advance upon cost. Give US
call, no charges for showing goods.
p. S.-Boots and Shoes made TO order and
warranted.
CHARLES WATERS & SON.
Stroudsburg, Jan. Is, 1866.
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WANT A GOOD MELODEON.

IF YOU WANT A GOOD MELODEON,
Il from one of the best makers in the Uni
ted States, solid Rosewood Case, warranted
5 years, call at MCCARTY'S, he would es-
pecially invite all who are good judges OF
Music to come and test them. He will sell
you from any maker you wish, so less than
tn ose who sell on commission. The reason
is he buys for cash and sells for the same,
with less than one-half the usual per centage
that agents want J. FL. MCCARTHY.
MAY u, IS66.-tf.
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The cholera has appeared liz Point
Coupee, Louisiana.
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Chicago owes IS, l56, i26'
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TUST RECEIVED. 5000 feet of Rose
- and Gilt Picture Frame Moulding, from
/ inch 10 3 inches wide. Also 500 feet of
Black Walnut. j. Ii. MCCARTHY.
Aauust 2, 1866.
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Petition fora New state Government



The following petition is being extern
siveIy circulated in Virginia and re-
ceiving many signatures, preparatory
| to being presented to Congress on its
reassembling:
To the Senate and House of Representa-
tres of the United States:
The undersigned, citizens of the State
of Virginia, loyal to the Federal Gov
ernment and cordially endorsing the
action of Congress in refusing admit
lance to those claiming to represent
this State in the national councils, re-
spectfully petition immediate action on
the part OF your honorable bodies to
give that protection to the Union men
and the Union interests of this State
which justice and policy alike demand,
and which Congress alone can provide
for. They respectfully state that they
are actuated by an earnest desire to see
the Government reconstructed as early
as possible upon a loyal and permanent
basis; that they are influenced by no
spirit of revenge or hostility when they
solemnly declare that their dearest
rights and liberties are in the hands OF
those against whom they were arrayed
in the late unfortunate strife, and whose
feelings are too violent and vindictive
to accord them those rights prescribed
by their own pretended laws.
They further represent that the ex-
ecutive, legislative and judicial branch
es of the Government, with a few homo
Iable exceptions, are in the hands of
those who were false to the Government
in the late struggle for its life; that the
judges appointed by the Executive are,
without exception, composed of those
who were notorious in their support of
the rebellion. The Executive, in ap-
pointments consisting of directors of
public institutions, railroads, adjutant
generals, inspectors, officers of the
State militia, &C., has, so far as we
know, selected none save those who
have been consistently disloyal. The
Legislature has, in all its actions, mani
tested its injustice toward Union men.
For these and many other reasons
they request the revocation of the pow
er heretofore exercised by Governor
PeirpOint; that provisional governor
be appointed to reconstructthe govern
ment upon n loyal foundation, and
that Congress grant such other relief as
may seem fit. They further request
that the Hon. John G. Underwood, the
| faithful patriot and distinguished
| jurist, who has always adhered to the
Government with fidelity which no
| flattery could seduce, no bribery cor
rupt, nor fears intimidate, be selected as
said provisional governor.
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kentucky under Rebel Rule.

A Louisville correspondent of the
Cleveland Herald gives the following
picture of the present condition of Ken
lucky:
Kentucky is to-day much worse than
in the days of Boone, the clark and
bloody ground" Those primitive
conflicts with the Indians were only
occasional, and were greatly magnitied
as their horse-alligatorc chronicles clear
throats, assassins, incendiaries and
robbers, roam at will over the State, and
everywhere they smite and destroy.
material prosperity stifled. But the
dazed and wandering mind of Ken
lucky is occupied, not with measures
for re-establishing order, and indus
tries, and thrift, but with hobgoblin
apprehensions of schemes devised by
the Union men of the North against the
interests of Kentucky and the South
KentuckianS endure, with patience, the
scourge of anarchy, and shake in their
shoes mt the contemplation OF "Radt-
cal" This State has not, and probably
never will, adopt the Constitutional
Amendment, abOlishing slavery; vet
this amendment has received the sane
ton of the other States, including the
entire Confederacy, and is II part of
the Constitution. Nevertheless, that
amendment is a live issue in Kentucky!
No citizen Of this State is so thorough
~ tabOoed and hunted out of public
favor, as the man who rests under the
charge of having favored the amend
ment.
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"SEr EN- Up on T'orHER Ar1rvn
AT Antietam, our BOYS lone hundred
and seventy New York yoIunteersI
supported Cothern's Battery. The reb-
els advanced in solid mass. One of
our boys Ia sporting character from
Eimlral climbed n high rock, where he
eouId view the whole scene. He occu-
pied his place unmindful of the hTIIa,s
whizzing like bees around him TSs
Eeoels came on until we could see their
iaces, and then Cotheru poured the can
ister into them. The advancing column
was literally torn to pieces by the fire
our friend on the rock grew frantic in
ms demonstrations of delight, and, as
Oni VI ,,L the battery sections sent a scrap
mel which moved down a long line 81
Johnnies, he swung his can. and
shouting so the flying rebels could
nave heard him, sung out: "Bul-I-eeI
SET EN- up on tother aIley!,
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INCREASE OF CRIME.-In the Illinois
Penitentiary the number of inmates
has doubled since 1861, and the same
alarming increase of crime, as indica-
ted by the number of convictions, ex-
lists in other sections of the country.
What is true of Illinois is true ofabout
all the States, and, we think, upon in
vestigation in all of them, our civil
war, with all its gratifying results, like
all civil wars, greatly demoralized the
people, including many of the return
ed soldiers. Army experience is not
Generallya good school for morals or
manners. But war is not alone the
cause of our crowded prisons. Laxity
in the execution of the laws, covetous-
ness leading to theft, the ambition of
the poor to ape the rich, recklessness
and extravaganza are among other eau
SEES. Parents, guardians and teachers.
In view of the times have n large re-
sponsibility to.answer for, and this is
the hitting season for the lax and negli-
gent to open new set of books.
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FIRES DURING 1s66.-During Deem.
Der, there were in the United States IA
large fires, in which the aggregate loss
OF property was $685., 900. This is a
greater loss than occurred in any
month since July, when there were 81
fires and destruction of nronert,,
valued at Sl4, 705 900. For the wear 1855
the entire number OF large fires report
ed was sol, and the total loss of proper
" S66,4lO,OOO, as compared with 1854
large fires and loss of property valu-
ed at S43, 10000 during 1866. The los.
SEES for 1866 by fires in the United States
nave been greater than for any preyi-
Gus year, the total for the last twelve
years belng S2sO, 99S, 900, Il yearly aver
IT will thus be seen, are nearly three
times the annual average.
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A GossrPPY Washington correspon-
uent says: Only Il few nights ago one
OF the magnificent weddings of the SEQ Sne
son son occurred, with bride sprung from
Tue CAROLS of Carrollton. She gave
r W .he I'm posing cognomen OF the Car
luis y 70 Jake up with Mr.. Brown. Nr
Is. Is wealthy and equal to the occasion
tnough his name isn't. The tws;r,
browns had all the dignitaries in the
Sapltal to wish them luck, and a CRAWL
eNen1inS reception brought out a perfeCt
crash OF full dress. Mrs. Senator Mo-
gan was undoubtedly worth the most
as sne STOOD, of all the ladies in the
rSO'n' 1 yer dlamonds-tiara, ear-riups-
PM anu bracelet, could not have cSsf
less than ten thousand COST
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CURIOUS STATIsTICs.-Somes statistical
genius declares that "more money is
expended in the United States for cigars
than for all the common schools in the
country"
y wag, who is undoubtedly a lover
of the weed, seeing the statement going
through the papers, gets of the follow
ing:
at has been calculated that the cost
of washing linen that might just as
well be worn two days longer,
amounts to enough, in this country, to
more than defray the expenses of the
American Board of Foreign Missions.
1.-The expense of buttons on the backs
OF our coats, where they are of no
earthly use, is equal to the support of
all our orphan asylumS.
at is estimated that the value of old
boots thrown aside which might have
been worn at least n day longer, is
more than enough to buy n flannel
gown for every baby in the land. Also,
that the cost of the extra inch on the
fall shirt collars of our young men is
equal to the sum necessary 10 put n
Bible IN the hands of every Patagonian
giant"
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DIR. LAROOKXH,s

INDIAN VEGETABLE
+ u l. NJ o n @ SXR UP
Cures Coughs, Colds, whoopInr Coueb
Group, Asthma, CatarTh, Bronchitis, Pain in
tnS Sue n Sht Sweats, HOarSeneSs, to which
public speakers and singers are liable Cor
sumption, in It's early stages, and all dis
eases OF me Throat and Lungs
Endorsed by the highest medical authorize
Gerry men OF every denomination. aufbo-s
edltors, professors in our various colleges
aud by many OF the most eminent public
containing no opium, 1t is adopted to every
39ge, anu may be used without fear Of the
G,angefons results which follow the use OF
opium and lpecac are the base.
Give IL n Trial.
Price so cents and 81 per bottle.
N On L. X KNIGHTS, Proprietor, Melrose
Sod by VI 7. H; LOGAN & co. and LOGAN
~ " Heei'uS' dc2O-3m
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SFsftaI GotiEfs.

ODBERT's VEGETABLE ANBRosIA, or the
WORLDS Hair Restorer, is the only prepara-
uon OF the kind without sugar of lead
~ Is vegetable compound and contains
II Will restore gray hair to its original color.
hair grow.
Asa hair dressing 1t has no equal.
=, II IS warranted to do all We claim for It or
the money Is refunded - "a
ASK Tor Odbert's Vegetable Ambrosia and
don't be put Off with any other
Z. ii. ODBERT, Proprietor,
For sale by all Druggists. y" dcI4 i"
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SLATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
ADJCTASr GENERALS OFFICE
cIRcu1AR -iAAAiN'' JANUARY l. l'S7'J
THE FOLLOWING EXTRACTS Epo,, i,
Il JOINT Resolution of the Legislature Of this
95te, ADOPTED February LIST, 1866 are pubIish-
60 I9E the information of all concerned.
,,tnhSSoLNED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF
=, w EsTN IRGISIA; That the Governor procure
"a Ia, Sause 70 De procured, suitable medals as
" 20 Tst Of respect to the officers and soldiers
:. ~ VI mSsL lrglnia, who have served during
Estates. VIC u Tue united
kinds. LUIS 10 De Oh 1our
=. ~ For the officers and soldiers of the
he bonorati1l my who have been, or may
For the officers and Soldiers who SoI,o
been killed in batIIe. " ~ nave
a, -. or the officers and soldiers who l,aI,a
" died from wounds received in batfIs -A'
:. -, FOR the officers and soldiers who have
:. i 81 from disease contracted in The Service
me medals for the officers and Soldiers
VINO have been killed in battle or W.
:. nave ~ ed OF wounds disease. in the SER
oncers and soldiers" Va SsN4N
~, 10 IAelltate the distribution OF the medals
1J1s soIi- 49, " Ile foregoing Joint Resolution
/. SffIcsri Id1s Itlons are promulgated:
~ PSps s above. will each furnish this once
MI Nt5n ms ms name and rank, and the ComnanS;
pot ne; s 70 which he belonged also the
be addressed 'e' " uere ne may
cine me widows or nearest relatives mr.
LIS as OF deceased Officers and soldiers of+bs
Lnrnlsh this ONCE with the name Tant cS,i N
h tS1;y Cs sao Regiment, OF deceased, and The
Ii ~ Otlee, county and State where the an
PISants may be addressed e 9P
BY oroer of the Governor
GEORGE W. BROWN
DAILY papers OF the State COW ons IrsL.,
~ ~ papers copy one month and send nil
W " AoJutant Generals office, WheelinS. W
----- janI-Iw
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IT is reported from Washington that
Mr.. Ashley, of Ohio, is preparing a bill
for reconstructing the Governments OF
the rebel States, which, while avoiding
the technical difficulties OF the terri
torial scheme, will go equally to the
root OF the whole matter 1t is simply
TO let the present organizations remain
as they are until conventions can be
called in the several States, under rules
prescribed by the national legislature,
10 frame legal and loyal governments.
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b. U. b. p.
HockING'S USRIyALED BAKING
pOWnER

:, The superior excellence OF this Rat,i,,
1 lower Is acknowledged by all who have
IL Is prepared from strictly pure materials
NJ, MAKES nj kinds OF Light Bread MufIins
and Sweet Cakes. = an sS'StlddIe
the materials. 9iteE mixing
me principal Hotels and RoonIin, Io,,s,.
az IT, ne n 81 families OF Wheeling ali uss n
49,, IL, II you have not already done ~ -
No. Odd Fellows Han oOSh4NG,
d SSid by Grocers and Dealers generally.
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Colgate's Aroma,,c vo...

No'Ea'es Aromatic Vegetable soap.
a superior Toilet soap. prepared from "a
nhed Vegetable oils in combination with
eeFine' and especially designed for thu
use of Ladies AID fOrtheNursery. It's n.r-
-uine Is exquisite and its washing ppoper.is,
1nf'vAiied. FOrsale by an druggists.
febE.lHdhu
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REPUPLICANIsM seems steadily ad-
vancing in Tennessee. Chattanooga,
heretofore strong conservative city,
elected the radical ticket by a large ma
jority at the municipal election held on
the 9th ult. Tennessee wisely ratified
the constitutional amendment, has re-
turned to her old place in the Union,
and her people are fast becoming Re
publicnniZed
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AN Irishman, who found on the str.a,
a phi OF fare of a recent dinner ar ~
Alrhwood House, Washington. discs
ered therein the Information OF !.ovS,os-
cooked In champagne" as one Of tbs
"Bedad," saws Pat d-oriu
sleeve across his thirstv rrnII MS MS
wish was an OYSTER
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Mrs. Bertha Schnnrror

A PUPIL OF THE ROYAL. ACADE1TrEs
S ny o. Music Ut Leipzig and Stutteart, Ger.
va SE jna o. Ihe French Academy Of Gene
t S,On on the Piano and In the French 10 n
siIsS Advanced pupils particularly de-
Apply at Prof schnurrerss .o-,.--...
quincy sts, or at the st Josephis csda, aLu
corner oth and Quincy SIS. 40 ~
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COUNTERPART one hundred dollar
bills on the Ohio National Bank of
Cincinnati are said to be in circulation.
and well calculated to deceive. Thew
are well executed. the only defect being
in the word "maintain," which is
spelled mainiaer, in the sentence "the
Union, maintain it."
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The President has received from
James Lyons, of Richmond, a cane
made OF piece of the old frigate Con-
satStion. The inscription on the head
% me cane compliments Andrew john
sou Is the restorer of the Constitution.
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GEN McMULLIN, OF Virginia, denie.
the statement of Colonel Josanb - Sa
ABOUT the temper of the Virginia I,es s
lature. From what he learned in
Sichmond he thinks the Constitutional
amendment will be rejected mani
mousiy, uNsn'-
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,,o.,,Iv Ip,eIIirencer.

--rhe weekly InteiliSencer.
IN view of the reassembling of the
Legislature in a few days, we would
remind our friends in the country, who
are not already subscribers, that the
WEEKLY ISrELLIGEScER will contain
full reports of the proceedings of both
branches, throughout the session.
ouestions-of usual interest will en-
yage the attention of the Legislature
this winter, among them the location
of the State Capital and Agricultural
college, the adoption of the proposed
Amendment to the Constitution of the
United States, propositions to repeal the
usury law, &c, &c In addition to this
the WEEKLY will be filed with inter-
estfng miscellany and news.
We mail to single subscribers our
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POSTED LIMBS, it is announced. ara
pfin,,int relieved by one or two an
made SO strong as to be Sni,e Si; asnes,
between the fingers. This I've sbariS
setle. De drained Oft, and b3ya !, Io- ~
n nsu i OF common salt to each n,,sSs
OF I've mixed with it. II sboniS HI IT
quite warm, and the limbs snbn,ar,1 o
for one or two hours. o'ileFSed
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MErcALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REVIEW
rms new and wonderful medicine acts ike
magic curing rheumatism Of years stand
ing in few days.
aug22ly t. H. LOGAN & CO., Ag'ts
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ALIENS Lung R.IS.~

ed Hjig nc loT m was shown to me, which indnc
thar s.SS u TRIAL. and will only ana
Yonr sue 70 attend 10 my business as usual
sold by 7. H. LOGAN 4 ft1 ~ III.
ue'IieFS In Family Medicines. dcII! ~ au
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ROBERT H. MAURY. JAS. l. MARRY
ROBERT t. BROOKE.
R. 81. MAURY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.

No. IUI4 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, va.
GTERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND
- silver, Bank Notes, State, City, and Rail-
road bonds and Stocks, &c, bought and sold
on commission.
Deposits received and Collections made ON
all accessible points in the United States
janl-3m
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,,! DIR P MEREDITH, Dentist, ONCE No. II,
west sixth Street, states as follows.
CISCINNArI, OctoberI 1ssa

~, NLNUINNArI, October !, lsS3
SG Ess RS ]. \. HARRIS & Co-Gents :
fistS ~, C rS year ago took cold which ser
sI SSqesnee which increased with ssYerttT
and E9st9aa T laEge Quantities OF phIesm
- T,f1cb -a; DuIli;g the last winter Became
chiIIs ne ne uissase was attended with cola
Nv Sr; 49, niSht-Sweats. a diarrhea set in
Of Cnr 1siuS tnought was in the last sfaEsS
o HSionSunption, and could moi roSSJIiIe -
wen. was recommencie.1 10 a. Nty eet
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aae1r aarerttstments.
Wanted.
$50 Reward.

TN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A GIRL To
l. do house work. Enquire at this ONCE.
fan4-It
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T osT YESTERDAY MORNING, ABOUT
IL IL O'Clock, between Geo. Roberts store
and Albert Eranzells store, corner of Quincy
and Main, a Pocket Book containing u sum
of money and notes of hand.
The above reward viii be paid for the book
and Its contents GEORGE ROBERTS,
tan4-ltS l03 Main street.