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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25
GOdD FOR WlLMCRE /!
TIE 1ADIES COAPLIMENTED! {!
NEwFHR1I and NEW GooDs.

TT bss been conceded of late years that
L fhaE Edies Of Wilmore and vicinity rrc the
fafresfEts well as the most sensibte OF any To-
lie, T. the county. which may probably n
T,e,t II accounted for by the fact, not yet gem
eeTatI tlrnown that they buy all their 3aillisse-
- Siel.s-s and Fancy Goods at the EEEE
S,;g'st - ar 70. PAT ~. e. CO.. who have just
opened out the hrgest and most complete StoeS ,}l
ever brought 70 W1lm9re, GIiISlSil 22i0G69
NOTIONS. TTAfS, CARS, ROOTS and SHOES,
HABDWARE.RUEi SW Altl3r tLtOti-iil q -
for CAsF on. iu exchange for country produce.
s~ Cali aI see for yourselves Ell the New
Building, oE door East or the nGW Onlted
Brcfhren c.Tdrch. L. PAUL s co.
Wilmore2Noy. II, IS70.-3nl,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

CHANCE FOR : GOOD WIFE.-Ilere Is
a refreshing story of a charming young
lady in Montreal who has had the misfor~
tune to lose both of her legs. Notwith~
standing this melancholy abbrevialion, the
dalnsel has received over a dozen offers
Of marriage during the past year and,
what Is more extraordinary, she refused
them all, though one of her suiiors was a
member Of Parliament. The young wo-
man is highly accomplished for although
it would be utterly impossible for her to
join in the festive dance, polka, waltz,
redowa, and all that sort OF thing, she
speaks seven languages, and is said to
charm everybody who comes near her. :"
For quiet, stay-at-home spouse she
would be invaluable.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

a SPRINGuELD lacy left her little boy
at home to amuse himself with matches,
and when she returned he met her in the
street crying. He said he only just made
a little fire IN the bureau drawer, and a
lot of red-shirted men came with great
big teaketlle and squirted water all over
the house. They saved the cellar door.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25
LFrom the Catholic World for March.1
4 BEAUEEEUE LEGEaD.


Sol 81,
H. 'i,G In, 0i '"i'ieh' on 'uoea
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d., ,, -, T. ~. ". '''oO'i' sN' u u
7, ~, .or,,,,,,,. ,,..,u+ ...-,--
49, '''o 20 Pc - 'oH' e'siHS seven eiueis
Co,-o., s 80 ,
a. - ~ 80. S"e'S' WISE u He~u
..yyho. .r.a,9,, .-o;,, E.tt:
i''YNi = UO'"' 4e Vi s'eF'
q, -, I -
g g - 20 .oiis i'H'o Gi'''ene1 'nfO
~ ...,
n"re Salh'u; s'.I hapoi Ezra decent
WI "es'''' 'i'o soooI1 N'ofe
,,nfGi,.y - ;, 'eS' ana
- o nave found, said RIbbI Joseph, meek
ness III his gentle eyes,
" a ioretaste OF heavens sweetness in homes
0 nave wealth ana power, and glory, crown
ed ana frightened oy the pride
VI uDgl-lH9 CDilUEt IL { children, Rabbi De. 4
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

TIE REASON WuY.-In Indiana hus~
band, after spree, was led home by one
Of his friends, who, after poising HIM
safely on the door steps rang the bell and
retreated somewhat OBVIOUSLY to The other
side Of the street, TO see if 1t would be
answered. Promptly the port" was
Converted" and the fond spouse beheId
him in all his toddincss. why Walter,
is this you % ''Yes, my dear ''What
in The world has kept you SO % ''Been
out on a liiile turn with the boys, my
darling. why Waiter, you're intoxi-
Gated !" Yes, dear, estimate that's
SO" '.W hat on earth made you get 50
drunk? And why-oh, acty do you
come to me in this dreadful state p "Be-
cause, my darling, al h'ohier pb'ces'y slut
IN p'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

m vpD OUR EsATEEHEs.E 4
!! TO iCEE-E.ETS rs Price . cr
III -.p L.fr.It, Co.. 40 Park Row, y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

Fs USE TIE .vEGfABLE F0TA
!. IjLNCN.IE JfLE-IM.' 20 "
/; -.--.-i -,=.s- ..- E, -,,5g, c.-sg,-
r." .r LEEUEDS. ; CO.. I5stgu.
HANS NEPEEAFgRE HOWD.IE.-
.r 4..uoui h.ig I'm #rc wutcs.
..l ....l.. Suat by mail for i.-5.
ip3:i5L's ASTEsGs Cg8E
sl.- violent Tu'DNEsu iU rg muEtCs
-..t- d speedy cure. lEig" - Us mai
IL JAPANESE HAIR STAR.
+ Lae 80 at -era and hair beautiful BL-CE
VS.. il consists Of nI.H Hu.J r"r aGEf..R.
' .F mail. Addre-- sc. jFHAhI. 40,
- Street, Philadelphia, Ia. ircu4T=
..- sold by all Druggists.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

= = = -sss J. VA-s-s Il EGE EEE :
u HN...a@E rE-E HEEEE and exDeuss
..'. ..--.. .ur r-r. and G5cft
fr. -t--.s u. an EFT & o., lIa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

Softly fell the touch of twilight on Judea's
silent hills;
Slowly swept the peace of moonlight Der Ju-
dea's trembling riils.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

FGMALE GArl.IDiNGs-Ladi,s' rumss.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

What is restT" said Rabbi Judah, he of stern
and stead!ast gaze;
"Auswer, sc whose tolls have burthened thro'
the march of many days"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-02-25

Ia the temples court, conversing, seven elders
sat apart;
Seven grand and hoary sages, wise of head
and pure of heart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-28
Der nrnRe~ @ilnrrsMlmnnrh.

Sofetter's Sereirtgte Staatenz9alenbGr fIr 1879,
Ger CUR uncntsSttlirbcn Sertbeiuns in ben 8srsiniSteH
Stadten ioUobI, pie in ben eiuiltfirteu 9dRbsrn Der
alien gBelt betimmt 1T, iuiro sesen ben 1. SaHuar in
cnsIiiACr, bcutiber, frcnJ6fider, uorpc9ti6er, idlues
biihcr, 9oninbtider, bobmtiber uno ipautibtr Sprdz
DIE beraut gcgebCn peroen. Nae, bic tUGble Scinnos
~beit5lebrC tGnuen gu Ierueu ulniteu, Iolteu oCuieIz
ben lCieR uuo Ole In ibm entbaltCncn unibGsbaren
GtdtbitId9e pobl 81 Sertsn nebmen. auBer ctner
treifthcn mCbiStntihcn abbanblun9 iibcr bic uria7
den, bic Scrbinoerung uno ble SFtluna pom SI0Rtz
bciten, entbdIt CT cine 9roBc In5abl Hlbliber JiGtbs
ihId0e uuo 8etGbrun9Cn i0r Den SGnimdnn , ben
Saublperfer, Den SersmaRn, ban 6armer, ben &aon'
ger .uRO icIbR ilr Rebi5iHrri ionic Serchnuu9en
pom 9dugeu= unc 9reite = @rubeH, tue iie In einen
guten uub umiaiieuoeH NpItSs Saleuecr seb6reu.
So5 Geten, Der 9Cbraud uHo bte auBcroroentti9
beilidmeu OirtuHgcn pom SoiCttcr's Moeenbttterem,
bisien SaupttGrtunsss uno acknowledgements
tel Der baIben @briieubett, iinb bGrin uoutg barge
than; Der SaIsnoer lit ibcrbics nod nit bibibeH 81
Iuilrationen, 9fatbiblagCH iGr SuusbaItnRacr, bu%
mortliiden @rSi5tHnseH unb Grocrcn seiudbIten Gr-
titetH 5ur Selebrurg uub uutrrbaItung %Gngeillllt une
wito ih b0ourb untcr heH IItcrariiten Stn8cn
bic nor gteuinbr erIteiusn iuerbcn, ole Cines ber
nileliAtteu GusJei6ucn. Die Gigeutblner, Die SS.
SoItctter & Smith in Bittsburs, 3D., iUcrben 9c8en
lcbericnbuns elmer StuCi Gents ? Rorte SeOermaur,
Der in ieiuGr RahbarihaIt btcicn SaGenocr nidt bee
fommen tann, einCn iotdeu 5uidiiCn. Ger 9tttere
ii in icoer Gtoot uno SrtiGoit 5u Gctonlmen uno
iuiro in Der 9onJCn ciuiItirtcn @clt tart gsbrautt.
t301-gt&tul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-28

9tl. l9eetsrs ihafft os NdrS Sisuussn ber Eentu
9on1Is6e do.) : 8ci9bmb bel SonIetsGou am
Diiftftppl; qretit balo 10 nm iib, oas JteiD=S Orleans
&c. Ucoroht IL.
81. RaHiteit Der OemOtratittn 9ousrs5e 0tit.
glieoer,
"A. 9as Sberz 8uuossgeritt cntidstoet ia fir
Die SetiahuH0snGBi9tcit hes s9egal.3 enber"z@c=
itSes uno foBt oaouTb ietne Srtenntniiie pom 1870
uno 1869 nm.
%. sunni SWanStser sum erfen giate in Jelusgott
A9to.
20. SGmss %. Niaion, ebemattgsr 9unoes See
Hdtor uon 30. uno @tianoter Der ihOltben Soniooez
ration in England, in Gflrus, uaEc Qlctan0riu, Su,,
+. - Si9ismuno EbGIherg, Gtantit, t.
SUrtegun1 tolgt,l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-28
Mnn lrir hirirs nrfGninh I

Bsrioneu, wettc umSttben, einen 8ed5iCI BEG @es
fbditcs MAIDEN ODER 9eihdite etnbtircn iueroen pobl.
tpun, thr einrn llebeIidlGg tir @cihdltsbiIhsr, Duld=
Iudben II. I. 10. an Nnsscnbeiner y sBeif, Sfrsibs
materialten = 6atritGnten, 5er. t5s, aeeSt sSSalti.
inorcifrdee, 81 lenoer, iueldhe iceben elm aue9coebnz
ts aiiortiment pom Sdreib.Iuiten, Slibmms,
portcmonuaie'S, Gplcfceeru uno cine sroBe auss
fUabl uon biiblhen @cgcnfdnoeu. ipelGe Iih iir
ESitzt3eihente ei9nen, erbalten baben.
Girige biipide SibelI nno GebetbiidDcr porrds
tbtg, iDelbe lCbr billig ahgeldiien iperoen. (292-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-28
Nustinns>N nti;.

@hpIeU SS"Pt ~Ahi*
iino nab Nr. 81, ct. Rallitrdfe. 9cSo9en. Be
ionoere AuimeItlamieit miro Den NtrtQuten pom
@runoeigentbum, l8aiiens@cridtss uno Seriualtcrss
8trtdnten, iolute Sertduien bon Sausbalts. @erdtben
In Briudtbdulern uno %algeinetnen SertduIeu pOn
0aurCn lro BGrrItben gelDlornet.
sic bdlten aud GertGuie i'm Sanbe BON ednoercien,
8teb Ino AdcrscrdtRi9Gltcn aui ole 9Intttgten 8es
otn9un9en. 1892, is, 30i, A. 1879
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-28
RAJ Or. stusnit &pnis'S
0amhuraer SruH>Sbce.

GerrNbIdiRst stnsn Sufen ODER ttGtne gttdItung
niht; ocnn IS fam @uer SernerbCu ietu. gBte oft
iol0t Shruinoiubt oardut, Die ihredltbite aucrarant
beitea. Gin eirBiges Bndct hes Sr. Souia iben Dame
burger Srujtz6bee's tann Sud pom Eohe rctten. Is
III Gin uni6ielthrs. aus oeu bci!idmiten 9rintern be-
rettetes Wtittei unb icntc III icocr 6amtilc %oorrdtbis
ietn. Ale Mpotbetcr u~CrtautCn ben Ebee.
u. Nugcler & Comp,
(ScJ. 10, 1Uil., 2.p.) I9eutcn fir amerttG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-28
Sdnittlunnren.
0arn,
Mei9nadJts>8 raiente.

WeiBnaGts= Yralente.
Samens2 aid entiidber
nit seitidten &nf~ans8bu6Tabcn.
nit 9efttdten characterization bes glomens.
Grauerz uni. tetn gefd II nj te q Ihenth6el
NIT 9eitidter Sanbborbe fir Sauieu.
Geln 9%cldunlte, heorltdte 5dfeDetltiid)e nit Bano;
borbe fir 6erren.
gpir %alauben, has eIe9antefte 4iortinnent GaIbcip
tiber in Der Stabt auipeifen su tonnen.
~ 9Rtr Sei9nen audi Standardization nit I'M:
oer9ar9li9er 8tnte aui Gaidentl6er.
u. .. Wfiuifen,
C292-) Nr. 1913, Use t. y a Tim ri itr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-28

Gir 8aumatertaIien uno Dtslsn 5u rebusirien Yrsi.
fen fperoen YaupeeinszNo In 3abluna anaeiorns
men. IL. n. mauabItu 4 &bbne.
tNop. S,3Ufte) e6e Der Vfatt< uuo VrefioentHr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-28

~ YRan leie bic NnSetss BON Nrpant, Sfratfpn
1. Ssttel (Ot,2,tSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-28
Weae Ma3eigcn.
&uobc'S Sale
@r. WUU. SUruUN.
PDtbiass Sitter.
Ncrntdutu=Npoe Mr. IL.

O%crmanta=Go Nfr. IL.
Die eo9e itattet Der Baltimore 9itps 9oge SIR. 3"
in Der .IruiecnsSale, @fe Der @abs une Eapeftez
itra6e, am ~bcmtiaeu Documentary Ilbenb einen
Seiu9 ab, -,po3u bic Diitslieosr css Sroens biernlit
etnseldoen fiRo.
8criummluns bel q. Sbisrbaum. Ssr. SO,
Sansenifra use, I'm z llbr.
SIN aulra9e oe5 10. ST.:
lal1l 81. 9RnIS m nnu. GfIr-
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STIR @eihnadlts=O eldleufe!

@eittdte 5udl= Inb strontin : Gdnbe pon 81 aufz
lpdrts; 6oieptrd9eE bausnieen fir Serren, Gt9arreu-
batter, yfchetttiien, 9lunentorbe, NabIdtdCn, vi
buns, ISt9Grrentdfben, Sdmudfaden dler Art in
groBer Husuabl.
3tpbpr : Aole, gerlen. etramir, Sdtetmufer,
Seioe, @oloz uno Stiter=9tbe Ell in
Start @intbGr's STAMPING DEPOT,
Ir. 22, on : S%altimure., uabe Srpntfrafe.
tNop 10, 24it.l
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WarnlGuner &uuff>Mfabrmie.

Die batbiabrlibe austciuns oieies S~nfttutcs 1T
iest 8eoiinet unb iuiro bis Suin |. Sanuor 1879 I'M
"Nfasemie $ 0ebduse," Wr. "a, Wniberrpftr.
often bleiben.
Gintritt irei. 1909, 3d 3d. .g
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Ez1 9as WnGrnAatt hes ..9rrt:
tditn GnrreibunbeufrnH

ojtelni icosn Ersitass 81 NJ eiHss Ser orostsn mi.
fsf&baltiBhsn @idtter ner SCI. gtaaten. SSsi ~.
fern 1f68eEn 6emadbte 8efeunuaeu perben ~,
b Gents vfo Wcbenbt ttsforat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-28

Slgeln,
Rr. 1879, gSefsB attimorearase,
Sotttmore, BIO.
9cebTtCr SER IS 9ercttt ms gum heionoeren
BCrgnlgcu, bic unllbertrettbare 9lte Der SrSelr
non Cjcprae Wppes 8 Somp. 81 b%eSeu9en. Su
gtetnbeit uno e%ieblibtclt tes Zones. politdnel9er
| Stimmung, GROCER Strait uno &leBan5 hes SaueS llno
lie uniibertroffcn nno ntBnien mir teiGen auitanp, fe
Dem Gubtltum Su empisbIcn.
aIlen, Scnrp ", Orsanift Der eritCH unitarisrs
9Tand, Su9O, orsoRtt Der q. g. ct. Baut'ss
SGpIp, Gbarles9.. 0rsanih Der btftoHi6smss
@Sniei, s. =. 81, Srgonta Or. espburr's;
Gurldn6st B. 8rolsiior an Der 0iuftsatdbtmts
ocs -BeabOoD'Suitituts;"
Snptes, Samuel g., Gbor $ Director Der y. g.
ct. E0uIss&irdl;
G9srsmSGn ,8rtc6ri9, Jun, orsunia Der 2.
8e9an. Soiepb, Gbor Director Der GatbsbraI;
sofa, Carl Director Der fatb. ct. Sanatius . g.;
y Gmertt, asgerh 9irettor orr 9iniit ; ataosn'is
oGs nHeubobp SGitituts;"
Sarman, ~ NJ, Srgauif Der gres6. SrorpnzDie,
murinlsS STRIDE;
&eUanS. aibsrt, orsariR Der grsstptcriansr
SeHl d. 10, @arI, groiefior;
etnbarb, s b.. Sr9aniit Der GatbebrHle;
gtnbGro, ", a., Srsantit Der tatb. 81. SObnse
Dls :, d. So oraaniit in @eO. 8r. Bon sottslsn'o
8ird)c;
3 miIrl =. g. i ? g. or g4sdn Ssr 81 siG Si;dssd s%,,,.o,,.
itens Stride an 9portesIr.;
Wap,. So mes 9S. a., Yroieiior Der Utarpldnoer
9ntitutz Niufti6ule;"
Ht6olGS 8Orrem Sr8untftSe Der eritsn SaptiRsns
g S'ps' g. H. GHS urtl atrettcr Der q. G cmmanusts.
8irdle;
Yatse, @obert Sc o., SrSonit Der g. e. ct.
Yetcrsz STRIDE;
Romplit, ", Sr9eI6auer; 90
Ro lie, @m., Sr0auiit otr tiih6f. gtct6obiftsns
Erinitps airtbe;
no feWato,S.S SrsantnrgSar Ginats Z smpsl;"
Sar9eant; @eor8e s., Crsaniit Der =. =.
@rdce=atrdc;
9 6dffcr, g., 8irettrr Der fatb. q. Wartinusse.,
Sh ctblcr s. o., Srguniit in Jteu. Or. Sodus'
Stride;
9 d 10 inc, @etnrld, Sr9anit Der bii66h. 0lcs
tboctiteus ftrte an NdpettetrG6c;
SEWARD, &. ~, Or9anift. 2riuttu, RelusS Orleans;
&beop9tL Soboum Srsaniit Der g. e. Oienos
rial STRIDE;
GlIGmGnn g., Srganit Der tatb. Ct. gincentsz
Stride;
9eitb So9ann, SrsaniIt her ct Ssnatius.2.i
9leu. Dr.. a.. lt, Renoolpb. Sames @ibion. iun.,
9teu. Nreeerid @ibIon. George y. @oalc, esq.,,
| 0iep. gB. II. WilriIanb, gBm. Y. @osnea, ESQ.,,
W m. Rreseott Smttb, esq.,
| un0 Otele Qnnerei 1906 {, 30D.2 2, t-M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-28

Ieliair Marriott, no
Grunpeigentbums Mdtler II. 8edtsanwalt,
RprrrpeffsSefe Der 2ssinatons II. ct. IauIftr.,
GinsauD all Der ct. YauIlrebe, 2. 3birc.
Baltimore, Yio.
Sdufer, 2dneftcuen ntc Srunenictben aes
fault Mns pcrfduft. 8eionosre Mulmertidmfett
iuiro BEN Gin5ieben BON gniprii6en. Uiictben II. (.
10. 5ugeipenbet.
anletben negoctirt. t297-)
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sitter WorSbauicr Moru6ronufmein !

Uitt Dem letten Samrier tuBaltimore"D babe ih
cine Seneun9 bon Dem beiten inb dItelien ~ prhbiuier
Sornoranntruein brett bon Norbbauien be3o9en, weis
men I'D bel t~letneren Auant,tdten luisoer p~erfduie.
I'm ~genei9ten 3diprrb bittet r
Eriebrih @aIfer,
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GanOieS.
lOfi1l 3Ofin!

al ~. lOein! l0ein!
1AE- SIR 6eporhebenbe DetbnadF
WE4SEY ten brinse Id benz 9eebrtcu Iublituin
IW8G.AA mein reidbalttges wager In alien Sorz
ten u bctnp zine io,uie Is b an
pagn er. @taret 8ranbp, Gin nnb due9chcihs
notes Smetiebemna6er in smpiebtenbe @rinncriirs.
,uSSteid baTaIi aisliimvesfIIlant, SaG Id. Sa id ale Ssaas
rsn brett be5iebe, ~bieielben edit lne reeu Su bils
iiaifem Hreife abieeen fam.
4. VI. 8epraii,
SIR. 81, Rorh- &apfIasc, vis"a-vis Der
(0ea,5 ,SSo EellolubzSalle."
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9urcan hes GbeiapeafesO 4io.Ganais

Erebertd, ben 20. Oe3. 1871.
WotiS fir Nftiens Jnbaber.
Die nidt l%unbirten Coupons ocr y oIgeSoaener &onz
%ftrnttlone : SbIigattonel oieier @eiel,hdft, am 1.
Sult az, 1. Jdnuar uno 1. sui '53 uuo l.. Sanucr
1884 fdlis, iperben ani 8orseisuns i'm Blrsau Scr
9S. Hiles. Sruwn q GDhne In Der Stabt Boltis
more he5ablt. SameS SlarPe,
t302-9,t-2) Erdfoent Der $50. SO, s@pmp."
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-11-23
Sherin's Sale.

BY virtue Of a writ of ven ex de terris,
to me directed, issued out of the Court OF
Common Pleas of Monroe county, will ex-
pose TO sale, at public vendue, on
FREDA Y, the 2ith day Of November,
at O'Clock in the afternoon, at the Court
House, in the borough of Stroudsburg, the
following described Real Estate, TO wit:
Al that certain tract or piece of land,
situate in Middle SmithfieId township. Mon
roe county, surveyed in warrentee, name OF
Isaac Jayne, and numbered on Inc Commits
sioners books of said county, No. 33. con-
tanning 324 acres and allowance of six per
cent, all timber land. Being the same
premises which Thomas Downing. by Deed
dated May 5th, 1865. Recorded at Strouds-
burg. in Deed hook, Vol. l3, p I20, con-
veyed to said William ellis.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of William ellis, and to be sold by
me for cash.
PETER MERWINE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Stroudsburg, !
November 7th, 1871.
nov 9-3t
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-11-23

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HAIR to its youthful color, making it
soft, lustrous, and silken- The scalp,
by its use, becomes white and clean..
1t removes all eruptions and dandruff,
and, by its tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, as it stimu--
lates and nourishes the hair-glands:
By its use, the hair grows thicker and
stronger. In badness, it restores the
capillary glands to their normal vigor,
and will create new growth, except
in extreme old age. 1t is the most.
economical HAIR DRESSING ever used,,
as it requires fewer applications, and,
gives the hair a splendid, glossy ap-,
pearance. A. A. Hayes, MD, State,
Assayer of Massachusetts,, says, "The'
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consider it the BEST PREPARATION
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Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines
Price Ono Dollar
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Auditors Notice.

In the matter of the account of Simon
Barry, Trustee of the Estate of Benjamin
Price, deceased.
The undersigned appointed by the Or
phans' Court of Monroe county, Auditor to
make distribution of the money in the hands
of said Trustee, will attend to the duties of
his appointment, on Saturday, December 9,
1871, at 10 clock a. H., at his Office, in
Stroudsburg. when and where all persons in
terested are required to attend and present
their claims or they will be forever debal1ed
from coming in for any share of said fund.
s. HOLMES Jr.,
nov 9-4tl Auditor
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ESTR Az.
Auditors Notice.

I4 iAe Court Of Common Pleas Of Noaroc county.
In the matter Of the account Of John Mer-
vine WIN, and Peter Merwine, Executors ofthe late
VIII i'll and testament Of Peter Merwine, Sr., decd.
q Inc Undersigned Auditor appointed by the
orphans Court, to dispose of remaining ex-
eeP'ions re-state said account and report dis
ulou'lon according 10 the decree of said Court,
made made September p, 1871, referring said ac-
epuht 10 another Auditor, hereby gives notice
slal ne Will attend to the duties OF his appoint
I' ien'' at his ofice'in the borough of Strouds-
oMS' on Friday, December %, 1871, at 10
ociock a. m, when and where all persons in
,td 'tles'ed may attend if they see proper, and
~ aOse having claims to present the same or to
- ofeEer debarred from coming in for any
''''ie OF SAID fund. GEORGE FISHER,
nov Zo-4t. Auditor
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Auditors Notice.

In tie matter Of the dc- In tie
count Of John De Toung, Common Pleas
ASa;gnee of John p Of
Ectjenccr Monroe County.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the
said Court to pass upon the exceptions filed
to the account of the said Jonh DeY oung, As
signee of John 7. Fellencer and to make
distribution of the money in the hands of the
accountant, hereby gives notice that he will
attend to the duties of his appointment on
Friday, December ], 1871, at 10 o'clock, in
the forenoon, at his Office in the Borough of
Stroudsburg, at which time and place all
parties interested may attend if they see
proper and those having claims to present
the same or be forever debarred from coming
in for any share of the said fund
GEORGE FISHER, Auditor
nov. Oft
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ORPHANS
COURT SALE.

Pursuant to an alias order of the Or.
phans' Court of Monroe county, Penn
sylvania, will be sold at Public Sale, at
the Public House of Joseph Butz, in
Chestnuthill township, in said county, on
Saturday, November Is, 1871,
the following described real estate, late OF
Conrad Getz, deceased, to wit
All those two certain tracts or pieces of
land situate in said township of Chestnut
hill, bounded and described, as follows.
viz:
No. Adjoining lands of Henry
Getz, Charles ii. Haney, Charles LAWYER.
aud lands of William H. Frable and
Elizabeth Frable, and containing
81 ACRES and 100 PERCHES,
more or less. There are no buildings
thereon. About ten acres are cleared
and In a good state of cultivation, and
the balance is we'll timbered. There are
some FRUIT TREES on the premises
This property is about one and hall
miles from BrodheadsvIle.
No. 2.--Adjoining lands of William
I'll. Frable and Elizbeth Frable, and lands
OF Jacob Altemose and others, and con
tanning
9 ACRES and "A PERCHES.
strict measure. This lot is all cleared
and in a good state of cultivation, and lies
about mile and half from Brodheads
vile. The road from the Wilkes Barre
turnpike to Saylorsburg, runs through
one corner of said land.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m
Conditions made known at the time of
sale, by
MATTHIAS FRABLE.
oct. 19.4t Executor.
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Sheriff Sale.

., ny rtue Of a writ Of ven. ex. de terrris.
r uie directed, issued out OF the Court of
D roninlon Pleas of Monroe county, ! will ex-
PSse 10 sale, at Public Vendue, on
"AIORDAK the 10th day Of December,
I'm I'm az O'Clock in the afternoon, at the
bDs LbUurt House, in the borough of Strouds-
Scr f Monroe county, the following de-
N',Ged sS heal Estate, to wit
,to an Ihat certain tract or piece of land stu
f'e 70 Middle SmithfeId township. adjoining
Rau Rns ot Henry Buss, John Chambers, John
A""'Soerger ard others, containing
lO8 ACRES,
more q! or less all timber land.
or,I m'eIed and taken in execution as the prop
og to OF Henry Miller, with notice to terre
''iahts, and to be sold by me for cash.
Sb0.r, PETER MERWINE, Sheriff.
'"S1h Office, Stroudsburg,
November 2l, 1871.
nov 23-3t