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Isl The northern soldiers seem to have
made ~ uptheir minds quite generally that
the boys in blue" will no longer run
with the political machine of the boys
p olach They discover that the Non.
grel party meant to use them for no bet.
ter purpose than freeing negroes, and
" y now they want to use their votes
g bring aud keep them down 10 a Low.
p with negroes. The boys in Jlue. !
therefore are very rapidly turning 20.
litlsally rh;te.--ESeAaa9e
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GRANT ASD CsgsweLL. -- Candidate,
Of the lseii Bhig for prcsiaen. aud
Vice President Apostle choice -
Companions IL. aud fitting represents.
sivcsof the party Of grand moral ideas
A general without scntimcat---s civil.
ian without a principle The susi.
buies Of the nstions guardians, stupid
~ ned dociIityi Each for sach. and
either 10 esther GRAFT and CreswelI
---iresidcnt and Vice presidentl pa,
nobiie frafrhn - Gel D,mocrat
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Conference.-The Couneeticu,
Democratic State Convention met on
last Wednesday, aud nominated Gov.
English aud the whole State ticket for
reelection. The Governor made now.
eriul speech, In which he held up the
radical Congressional usurpations
to ncrited indignation. The resolutions
adopted have The ring Of pure metal
The Democrats are very confident 81
carrying the State by an increased ma.
jority,
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CEsTRAL HALL.-Nff. John III.
Bowers Is reeeiying y full stock of Hard
ware and Leather, and is now ready TO
accommodate carpenter, shoemakers,
saddlefs, and all others wanting goods
10 his line.
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LEcfUHR.--Josephus Cheaney, common
known as The .'Boy Orator Of Kentucky, z
viii deliver one Of his inimiiable Lectures
upon the subject Of Temperance and Hal
u at the N. u. Church, on Wednesday
night, February 10th. Admission free.
Collection lifted. aess
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oSg Of tho white members Of che
Georgia Convention vas shot aud Killed
the other day BY Federal army oiicer.
The remains Of the deceased we're cent
for inteTRent 70 his home IN Name
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UrWnif raE TtsEs. John l.. Reifsni.
der, DC "Live Merchant" IN The West End,
Is always up with the times. and announces
that Bis stock 4 the heaviest ever brought 10
Westminster, and will substAnsiate this as.
seesion 10 every visitor. NJ. X, does mol
complain Of tight times but sails more
goods than ever before. When money Il a.
hard TO get as now. this is an evidence Of
enterprise which de6es 40 obstacles.
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METRO Wr.rm.


On Monday, the 2Ith af February
a Mayor and Boards Of Aldermea and
coaeeilmca ore 70 be elec;sd in red.
eriek c'Iy. The Democrats aud couser
vatiSes have strong ticket. aad aro
confident Of obtaining glorious III.
umph
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RgPuDIATIos. - The Republicans
haze great dread Iert the promises made
TO bondholdcrs shall be repudiated. hut
they have repudia,ed all tho promises
which they made to soldiers. md seem
to think there is no dirhoner in doing
30. This is the meanest oil all kinds Of
reputation.
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LxAvfNg run STATK Somr sixty
or seventy young looking men passed
over the Raleigh aud Gsfson road last
week on their way 70 the West. via Wei.
don. They said thai they we're leaving
North Carolina on account Of the gloomy
and unsettled condition Of shiogs, -
This Is one Of The legitimate results OF
radical rule = Raisigl Sea.
Gen I.ongsirect was IN New York
'he other day. A correspondent says
of him:
2 am surprised 10 iiud a man Of his
fame so youthful 10 appearances. lie
does not look over forty-6ve his cheeks
full and without wrinkle, are as ruddy
az y boys, aud though his hair and hfs
beard 90 the lower part Of bis face are
literally sprinkled with gray. he has All
the appearance Of man ia the very
midsummer Of life. lie conyerses IN !
low. clear tone, giving his views in
plain, concise sentences"
THE Albany (New York; Argus
very pcriinenfly asks Why doesn't Con.
gress, instead Of providing by legisla.
ton that ten States shall cast their votes
for Gen Grant, enact that he shall cast
them himself7 That body is legisla-
ting that he shall cast them for himself
indirectly, but why not directly Why
add political oowardice to political vii
lainyg
The Radicals are polishing up Grants
Jross buttons 10 pay the soldiers in lieu
nf bounty aud bounty land. The sol
iiers are arnased both Mt the brass Of
tbe buttons and the brass Of the Radi-
calls.
No Wonder so many worthless med.
icaes are advertised for the cure Of va
rious diseases, aud when tried, "found
wanting" that the invalid loses all faith
ia specifies. We have yot to learn,
however, OF the first failure Of Histar's
L,alsoni Of Wild Cherry, to cure coughs,
colds, and pulmonary disease
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House. SoLD.--On Tuesday last Mr..
Christisp Await sold the hne brick
home IN the West End Of town. adjoin.
ing the residence Of Francis Shriyer,
Esq, 70 Mr. Michael Morelock for
.e4 $50.
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wEsTmTSsTER MARKETS.,
Reported Irpreaiy for the ApvocArs by Thos.
y. Sellers 4 Co.
BALTIMORE MARKETS. :
TUESDAY, February IIih.
Gold closed at il2s.

TUESDAY, fabrinry ifth-
Gold closed at 1924.
Ffow.--lIowasd Street Super arid Cut
Extrae 50aSl0 90, doShipping Extra 10 75a
Sill, do High Grades II z5aSIi 20, do
Family ~ 5Oa$l3. Ohio Super and Cat
Extra g25a$e so, do Extra lOa$lO TO-
City Mills Super Sna$lo 90, do Standard
Extra 10 50a9fl. Baltimore High Grade
Extra Is 50a$l4. Rye Flour Tba$s 25.---
Corn Meal 50. nuckwheat Flour 50aS5
Groia. Receipts Of al kinds conilnus ANAL
whcst particularly; tSoulbern yery scarce, 4
small Ioi choice white brought -, for shipment
--ef red we notice The sale 81 mixed lot, 1900
bushels, out Of store, at 81 50; 800 bnshelt good
Pcnnsy lsania al 81 So, and 100 bushels choice
do. At - 50. Corn-ai0o bushels white aud
lt5o bushels yellow offered; market hrmer for
pfime yslIewi Isoc bushels psr rail al let 500
bushels damp At l0s$l 1850 bushels damp
yellow a 81 Isl 100 bushslsgoed q y Y; lieo
resolved, market higher, We report sales, Via;
200 Bushels At 70 cts, 1900 bushels II n cts, 400
hushcla al s0cents, and 2T0 bushels black at 90
cents. Rye--lso bushcl sold Al 81 70 pei bushel.
Ma Fssd-- Remain inactive; we quote Brown
stuff nominal a. 2sa$so per ton.
Prouisioas.- market generally 70 hrmer
and more active. We notice sales Of 81, 900 lbs
looss rib Hidcs stii4 eta. Bacon 10 In good
reanest at IL Mall1< cts for Shoulders. l29< etx
Tor rib sides, aud 1914 cts for clear rib. Lard
Is jobbing at 10 eta for Western tres.
Sesd,.--, Glover was dull to-day; no demand
for common; fair 70 good Pennsylvania Il quo-
ted at 2ssSs 50; prime Western held At $aper
bushel. Timothy sass 25--sales small. Flax
~ 80 per bushel for clean lots
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, l
February II, 1868.
Beef Caifls. The offerings al The Scales
during the past week amounted TO go head,
against 1864 last week. Prices ranged as
follows Old Cows and Scalawags at 50
ass; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows
6as6; iair TO good Stock Cattle . b0a$G SO;
fail quality Beevcs lass; and the very best
Beeyes eaSl0 per 100 lbs, the average price
being shout $67s With moderate supply
the market opened at m advance Of about
90 cts per 100 lbs, but closed very dull st
about last week prices.
sheep The receipts during the rast week
have fair, but mostly OF common and Inferior
qualities, good and extra fat Sheep continue
Ia demand. Prices ranged as follows; com
mon to fair at sa5 cents. fair 10 good sac
cents, AM extra Gal cts per Is grosa, -
Hogs, Nhe supply has been moderate
during the past week, and with good do
mand prices have advanced about Is cents
per 100 lbs on therates Of last week, ranging
at the close to-day from $40 70 81 50 per
100 lbs net for fair to good fat Hogs, aud
market active.
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INDIANA is demoralized, and Congress
will have to look after her doines. Al
indianapolis theother day, Lewis Wash.
ington, negro, was sentenced 10 pay a
fine Of $1,000 and undergo two years
Imprisonment for marrying a white wo
man. What will Sumner, Steyeaa, and
old Ben Wade do 10 that ease2 If it
had occurred in one Of the Southern
States what howl Of Radical indigna.
tlcn would have gone up, to be sure :
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badly Feozes. --0n Saturday morning
last an old negro named joe Gates. who
has always loved work SO well that be could
lay down along side oft and sleep all day,
was found in the stable of the Westminster
Hotel, badly Msed up by the cold. When
taken ont he was entirely speeches., but on
removal to the Almshouse somewhat reviw
edlbut we learn his legs we're entirely par
alxzed.
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NV frHSnkEA new turnpike road q
now being built from Liberty, Frederick
couutysio Union Bridge, on the Western
Maryland Railroad. Another road is also
ii progress from Liberty 10 New Windsor,
on the Railroad.
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NV WIsDsoK. stoufiar 4 Hoffman.
New Windsor. having laid in fine assert.
ment Of goods in their line, offer special H.
ducements 70 buyers who favor them With, Z
cali. These gentlemen advertise il their
county papers, which is sure sign that they
understand their business.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
sale bills Printed Nearly and
B al Shortest Notice.

DENcA4loE o. Gstcaels. The new EsaIs.
gelicai Lutheran Church ia Westa,ihstcr
viii be dedicatesl TO the service of Almighty
God on the last Sabbath 81 February, being
the 23d, The neighborinQ ciereyInen 5l
the Lutheran and all other Christian demon.
nations as well AZ the public generally, are
cordially invited TO attend these Interesting
services. Rev. e. A. Stork, OF Baltimore.
viii preach the Dedication SERMON.
H. O. HoI1oRAr,
Dmats.~ 4e tIaLa..14..s.-. vt.
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TuE Radical papers Of tho STATE have
been lashing themselves into on anne
ccssary excitement about our new Sen,
a,or, and indulgipg 10 further abure Of
Governor Swan, because they claimed
to suppose the latter would refuse the
former his commission. These trade
GERS have, however. been brought ~
wi,h short turn BY the announcement
that the " Eastern Shore Law Is not ia
force IN the present instance. and that
Nj. Hamilton will be promptly recog
nised BY the Governor. Thcnexl Rad
zeal SANDER win be duly announced
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SgpnEs DEsrH. We learn that Mr. Dan.
iol HAlienspegger died very snddcniy, at his
residence, 10 East Berlin, Adams county,
on the 2Iat inst On The morning mention.
81, Mr. II. got up as usual, went 10 the
barn 20 feed his stock, and returned 10 bis
hopso, and whila Ia the act % citing down
Oh chair, he was observed by some Of the
family 10 fall 10 tho door. Medical aid was
Immediately procured, bat 10 no asail--tlio
spark Of lie bad Acd, His death il IN
posed 10 have resulted from stroke Of
apoplexy. The deceased Was 81 years II
months and II days old. - HaBorer C9lissn.
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BAsKRrrcY.--Amoug the petitions fled
daring the past week before the Register 10
bankruptcy for this Congressional District
WINS that Of Robert Doris, Of this county.
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nA-Ihe Campaign Digest' is the title
o. q weekly Democratic Journal just issued
by Messrs " a. Mitchner 4 CO., at Wash
ington, D. {. The first number now before
US shows great ability in is getting up and
we doubt MOI the Digest" viii prove val
liable auxiliary to the causcin the important
campaign now opening Single copies,
= Loo; ciuboftcn, sl2, Club Of twenty, $50.
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AesTiasnsafSn Our old friend wa.
bra~a informs a. iha, he has engagements
% cry snles % ,he following date. Fcll.
lisa, Asb. 70 and 9th; March 5th. slh, on.
tish. isth. 18th, iith. I5,h, 18th, iaih.
a1sh, giss and 2ssh. Mr. Brewn viii b,
tiankfal to recrivc orders from his friend.
upon the days wie', be is 10, engaged.
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sEvsHs WraHsn On Friday morning
last .ae thermometer Indicated ) degrees
l,eies zero 10 ,hia sieiui,y. las, week was
iIse coiiesi or he winter.
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AccmsSTc-on View Years day Mira.
Everhars, an old lady living IN Manchester,
who hAd just reochea her sosh yfsr, slipped
and foil, by which accident her leg wa,
beokea, rendering tho aged sufferer CON
pletely helpless.
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DeRArE. The subject for debate before
the Society this Thursday evening will be
s'Does Edncatiou Diminish Crime p,
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THE BALL. --Do not forget that the Grand
Ball comes Of On Thursday evening, Febru.
AIRY both.
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s0 TmEY $50.

If there are any Republicans horea-
bouts who are NOT Informed as TO the
true purposes Of the party to which they
belong, we would "moat respectfully
and with all due Difference refer them
TO the recent acts Of their friends IN
Louisiana, In New Orleans, last week
the Radical State Convention nou,ina-
ted its candidates for Governor aud
Lieutenaat.G Governor, and We present
for the edifcation Of those RAIDS who
now and then look over our columns.
the names as wellas the color Of the
nominees:
s For Governor
Mr.. Dumas, c0lored.
For Lieutenant @ overnor
DIR. Dunn, eolorcd.
III. @. Warmouth. white, received the
nomination for Governor, IN esusus.
but when the voting inupen convention
took place il was found that Mr.. Du.
mas, coiOrcd, had majority. Anothel
account from New Orleans says thai
Mr., Dumas, coloresi, will not Be run
for Governor, a compromise having beer
effected BY giving the blacks the Stals
Treasurer
Thus We see, that wherever aud when
ever there is an opportunity. Blael
Republican Radicalism puts the negr,
up and the white man down.
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The ice in the zap up the Delaware
river is IN some places piled up to the
height oftwclye and fifteen feet.
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4 Ngy Saxe. There Is l,rAasy, and trssii
combined IN the followinx Can sou see ~
Oh, hoe happy are they
WIS the printer 30 pay,
Aed have squared W the old yeas and more;
Tongue cannot express
The great i"y ofths Press
W ken dsiirqEsn,s have sgrsfsdlheoiaacors
Printers all the day long
Labor hard Coz their song;
Oh, that al their hard fate coalA Bot ace,
They have worked all she day,
AID Of course want their pay.
fe buy sugar bread .luttcf--.and tea.
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Sr VAtrSriSg's DAY.-To. morrow. ths
l4th, 81 yaaenline's day.
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LAND soi.p. --On Saturday last Mr. VIM.
Brown sl'osiopeer, sold Al acres Of land for
David 4 Feeser at s2f.54 per acre.
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Wong DELAYED. Owirg 10 the inciefn.
eucy u the weather., tha work on the West.
ern Maryland Railroad, is the vicinity Of
Harbaugh's Valley. has been partially aus.
pended. In the spring It will be pushed on
with great Yigor to completion. = Ifef 4
Elf0n
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ByrgS Nv Man noa. The Hanoyes
Lttssen learns thai lady named casharine
Copperaaiih, OF Hampstead, Md, was Bit.
1an BY dog on Friday Of lMst,week. Subse.
qaEns circumstances caused suspicion that
the dog was niads busA spcciEerss procured.
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TnF SourngRs BatrraoRE CosrEarxeR.
This religious body win meet 10 BaIti-
more on Wednesday, the 9Th Of March. II
IS expected that the conference will consinns
10 session about week. The lay delegates
fog The first time will meet With their minis
tesial brethren as members Of The confer
enee. The body viii be unusually large,
mambefing probably 200 members. a npm.
her Of the bishops and the board Of mana.
gers for foreign missions will be present.
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A THurB = Ifanybody wantsto know how
horse feels on bitter cold morning when
frozen bit is placed IN his mouth, let them
frs, place piece Of frozen iron upon their
own tongues. Having done this, let the
councilman or driver sec that the bit Is warm
cd before being Fixed Ia position. The horse
viii look, though he cannot say, thank
you.
WIN Cars SHor. = Mr.. Expiration Sanders,
Of Hamiltonban township, ia September
last, shot Wild Cat, which measured four
feet three inches. and on the 9th nlt. shot
another, which measured four feet two inE
ches. Az these 'svarmintsn are scarce,
Ephraim's luck may be pronounced good. =
Compiler, ess
There win be five Saturdays ii the
present month Of February. An *,
change asks when will this again occur2
According 10 our Almanac. it will again
occur in 1896 Ii occurs but four times
in this century, 1912, 1910, 1868, and
1896.
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EN 3 gEAEE

of excitement at the wonderful effect produc-
cd during the past year upon tens Of thou
"a nhs Of
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

By virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court of Monroe County, the undersigned
Administrator, &C. of Francis Adams, late
OF Tunkhannock township, in said county,
deceased, will expose 10 sale by public ven
due or out-cFy on
Saturday, the 25th OF January, 1868,
at o'clock p NJ. at the public house OF
Rueben Bonser, in said township, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, late of said
deceased, 10 wit
No. l, the HOMESTEAD, situate in
said township of Tunkhanneck, adjoining
lands of William ChrIstman, Peter Bouser,
Reuben Bonser. land late Of Henry Kiper,
deceased, and land Of Henry Keenhold and
others, containing
250 ACRES,
more or less The improvements thereon
are a LOG HOUSE, one and and halt s,o-
ries high, IS feet by 30 feet, ard a LOG
STALE, 30 feet square. About 35 acres
are cleared and the balance well timbered
There are number Of Fruit Trees on the
premises, and a CRANBERRY MARSH
of about acres.
No. 2, a WOODLOT, situate in said
township, adjoining The land above described
ana ldll1S OF TIeucIiCh 4 IA CHuo'O II etSI DOh-
ser and others, containing 30 ACRES more
or less. This lot Is well tlmhered with
Beech, Hemock, Spruce and other timber.
TERMS One tenth cash on the cay OF
sale. one halfthe residue III six months there
after with interest, and the balance in one
year from the day of sale with Interest,"
The two last payments to be secured by
Judgment Bonds.
By order of the Court,
T. NJ McILHANEY. Clerk.
Nm III. BUTTS, Ad'or
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Dec. 24, 1867, at the Kittatinny Hotel,
Del. Water Gap. by the Rev J. II. Alday,
Mr.. JAMES T. CAREER and Miss LAURA T.
MEYERS, both Of Str5udsburg. Monroe Coua-
ty, Pa.
At the Lutheran Parsonage, in Hamilton,
by The Rev. Henry Seifert, Mr.. JosEPn
HINKLE. Of Hamilton, and Mrs. MARGARET
PRIcE, Of Price, Monroe County, Pa.
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THE SCRANTON
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VIII DC lSsueu on anu dltGI NOV. 1, 1904, III
time to be sent by the
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ON TIE
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western;
Lackawanna & Bloonsburg;
Lehigh Valley;
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Railroads. 1t will reach point, within
Fifty or a Hundred miles of Scranton SEV-
ERAL HOURS IN ADVANCE OF TIE
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type, on large 81 column Sheet will con
tain
All the TCIcgramS OF the i0OCattd Press.
including the markets from all important
points, and is intended 10 be in eUery respect
"a FGRST-CLASS EWSPAPER.
Arrangements will be made for it's deliy-
cry by the local News Agents Il, about Two
thirds the cost of New York or philadcp phia
dailies. ChANDALl Il Co,
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administrators Notife.

December 70. 1867.
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January ,. Ie6s.-3t.
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CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Amount Of Property Insured $l,500,000.
The rate of Insurance in this Company
is one dollar for every thousand dollars in
sured, after which payment no further char
ges will be made, except TO cover actual loss
by fire that may fall upon members of the
Company.
The policies issued by this Company are
perpetual, and afford the fullest security,
with The largest economy and convenience,
This company will not issue Tanneries.
Distillerics or Cabinet Shops.
Applications for Insurance may be made
to either of The Managers, Surveyors or Sec
rotary.
MANAGERS.
J. Depue T.ahar, Jacob Knecht,
Richard S. Staples, John Edngcr,
Sias L. Drake, L. w. Brodhead,
Charles d Brodhead, Jacob Stoufer,
Robert Boys, Theodore Schoch,
Sm'l S. Dreher, Thomas W. Rhodes,
Siogdell Stokes,
STOGDELL STOKES, President.
E. 3. DREHER, Secretary and Treasurer.
s5iIas l.. Drake, Monroe co.
Meichoir SPragle, -
J. Depue Labar, E" Z o.,...
G. ID. Brodhead, A"
T. 4. Oppelt. Wayne CO.
Hyman Weslbrook, Pike CO.
o. The stated meeting of The board o.
Managers takes place at the Secretary's Of
fee, on the FIRST Tuesday of each month, al
O'Clock p. ii.
BIlarce in the Treasury, Sept 9, 1867
after deducting all expenses, $797 90, as pei
account settled by us
S. l.. DRAKE, ..5;,on.
JOHN EDINGER, A''''0' .
Stroudshurg, Oct. s, 1865.
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REVOLUTION III TRADE!

4 ADEES. = You can receive for the
e. sum of ONE DCEIL AR,
Silk, Merino. and 4 pacca Dresses, Shawls,
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Covers, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Plated
Ware, Sewing Machines, &c. Send clubs
of ten or more, with ten cents for each de-
scriptive check, aud the ge,ter up Of the
club will receive a present worth 50 to $500,
according TO number sent. Agents wanted
everywhere Circulars sent free. PARK
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