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serve The same ,t ,,;p,s NJ distances
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-09-22
termination FROM seeds T,ro ThoH-
saaa Years Old.

s1ad Years Old.
4 most interesting observation, re.
ferring to the power OF termination in
seed which is hundreds and even thou.
sands of years old, is said to have been
made by Prof. Hendreich, in Greece.
In the silver mines Of Laurium, only
the slags left by the ancient Greeks
sancer, ana, II nard, II Is done. .,
will then pour il into tub, let il rem o.
q. next day, then cut in bars tc suit y,th.
ap- SMOKE The Big Bonanza. "'
xpe- CHEW Hollands Empress. lou.
Won Put "Lone Jack" in your pipe. Iaad
next You Get the Best Soda In oBgas
Z on packages. 81
~" We have the Boss Of Twist me.
u' manufactured Of Laurel county br ogs
,ard Attention is called to our quot al
and Groceries and Hardware, elsew her,o
a crop of glaucium plants, with a
beautiful yellow flower, of kind UNI
known in modern botany, but which
is described by Pliny and others as a
frequent flower in ancient Greece. -
| London Examiner.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
K. w. Wales,
Toledo.

Al, takova jest otazka Je lepsi tfasti
Sc cd patty do hlavy zachvatu zimnice
chladu, anebo zahnati tuto krutou ne
moe vybornym protizimncovym lekem.
Hostetterovou hofkous Neni pochybnosti.
iak vypadne odpoved. Ze vsech kraid
teto zeme, kde lid suzovan Jest touto zIou
nemoci, dochazi vzdy v6tsf poptavky a
zakazky znameniteho leku toho. Obyva
tele tech zimnicovych krai1 vedi, ze
zadny lex neucinkuie lepe rychleii.
Quinn, utrfch, bismut = co isou iinebo
nez iedovate leky, ktery sice ma okamzik
ulehceni poskytuli, ale nemoc radikalne
vyleciti nemobou. Krom toho neni latek.
kterez by zhoubneji pdsobily ma nasi
telesnou soustavu nez prave uvedene.
Naproti tomu Jest HOSTETTEROVA
HORKA 2 neskodnych bilinnych stav
smlchana icinek jeff jest obdivuhodny
a trvaly, anat zlou tn nemoc napros |
zapudi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26

Sicl strOle ia pOslednlch let nesmrn6 edo
konaleny. Ale neldokonalelsl, die sv6-
dectvl ne-trannych znalcd. Jest sici stroj
Whiteuv, kteryz Jest vyrobek donna
CT, clevelandsky. Firma White Sewing
Company ma dilny sv6 ulici Canal a
hlavni kancelaf svou e. 35S Euclid ave
nue.. Rekne.neli, &c White6v sici stroi
Jest dokonalost sama, toz isme vyfkli pou
hon pravdu a mic nez pravdu. Jest on
neiiednodussi, ac slucuie sob6 pfednosti
vsech sicich stroiI arnerickych. Strol ten
vyzpamenal sc jiz lehkosti, jakou b6zi,
iakoz j dokonalosti ddkladnosti prace
liz kona. size neUemncisi latky muslino
We 8 takou lehkosti a ddkladnosti, iako
latky neitezsi, nejtlustsi. Krone toho ko
ma vsecky prace cd sitky pozadoyane, ia
ko varhankovani, samkovani, lelnovani,
sbrubovani, pfisivani sh1r, obslvani atd.
a to lehkosti obdivuhodnou.
V rozsahlych dilnach zamestnano jest sta
le ma 100 zrucnych delnikd. Prace jest
tax rozdeIena, ze bedivy pozorovatel, pro
chazeie dilny, vyrobu stroie cd prvniho
pocatku az k samemu vyhazeni vyles. |
teni sledovati mdze. Zdc utvafi Sc suro
va latka; tam zdelava Sc V jednotlive cast
Ky stroie; onde Sc vyhlazuie sestavue,
tam Ease Sc okiasluje, zkousi, opravue,
az co hotovy, We vsem dokonalf stroj Sc
odvadi, ably byl dan Ma trh. S v6tsi be-
dlivosti svedomitosti za6n6 castky stro-
jd nelson pracovany, jako ony Whtcova
siciho stroje.
Stroie, iichz Sc k hotoveni tohoto sici-
no strojc nziva, jsou veskrz move, velmi
krasne drahe. Delnici zde zamestna.
nj nalezi nejzrucneism zemi. Kazdy
nich jeslvicviceny stroinik, spdsobiy
vyvedenl nejde konaleisiho dia.
Dilny fidl panove ID Arcy Porter
George w. Baker, ktefiz Sc co vynalezco
We nejednou byli vyznamenali. Pan Ba ,
ker pocten byl ma viden5ke vystave stfi-
brnou medaili adiplomem. SpoIecnost !
jest obcand tohoto mesta pp. =.
r. G. White, mistopfedseda; S. E Hem .
derson, hlavni obchodvedouci; II. w. >
White. sekretaf pokladnik
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
Sin sp. ,PERUN'
X prOMaimuti.

Blizsf podminky poda X. F. Erhard,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26

Hroznou vrazdu spachal pach-
tft divorce Lukach Friedlandu ma
1Sletem selsk6m synku J. Herbergovi,
kterehoz malka ieho do divorce dala. by
Sc tam hospodafstvi pfiucoval. Pachtyf
znam jest celem okoli CO muz velm
zloStnJ nelidsky. Tech'o dnd schaze
phi snidari jmenovany synek a pfi pa
trani po mem udaval najemce proti svemu
obycei napadn6 vlidnym t6nem, ze mia
dix utrmacen iest6 spi, ably iei nechali
jen odpocinouti. Pozdtji nalezen byl
vsak Herberg We sv6 komdrce ob6seny.
Podezteni hanebneho Ginu pablo ma
suroveho pachtyfe, ktery ihned rychly
pohfeb ob6ti sv6 Sc postaral, nez by mat
ka neStastnika pfiiela Jen velkou TIL
pomoci soudu vydana byla mrtvola u
bohe matce k pfevezeni do Svitavy, kde
teprv pfivolani lekafi pfi ohledani sezna-
Ii, ze zde spachana vrazda, nebot byl ne
stastny mladik ktizi pferazen a mimo
to jinak pohtEozden. Nrah doy6d6v Sc
o tom zmizel beze stopy.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26

Cesti lekafove pozivai ak v
Srbsku tax i u Cernohorcd neobmezene
div6ry a vek6 ob iby. Jak znamo. po-
slalo tez ministerstvo valky hned re "a
6atku povstani n6kolik rak. voienskych
lekafi k armad6 ternohorske, by refero
vail stavu tamtiSich lazaretd, iez ma.
chazely Sc tenkrate hlavu6 rukou fran.
couzskych lekaff. Mezi temito vyslanymi
lekafi nachbzi sc tez nadIekar dr.. Ha-
bart, Kodak Plsku, ienz sveho Casu
pfidelen byl vol. nemocnici Praze a '
dobe epidemckeho vystupovani nestoyic
pro zasiuhy sve byl dekorovan; tyz pr.
delen Jest uyni haynlmu stanu Nikity.
kteryz ho a ceske lekare vlhec v2dy
vsude vyznanenava. L psani, kterez mas
tom dochazi dovidane Sc tez, be Sc "a
jatym Turkdm praporu Osmana pasi
pobyt na Cerne Hufe lib. Ran6nfch
Cernohorcd Turkd jest pry tam dosti
Cernohorec kazdy, necekaie uplneho W
hoieni, specha op6t do blje.
T. z Prahy.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
Il TX Hi v

Zlato Novem Yorku l10t, phi zaverce
110.
ObIn5 trhy
ClcveiandslSy trh.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26

Prvni zasylka strojd odeslana s. srpna
t. r., cd ktereho 6asu 500 zakazkam vyho
v6no.
A6 stro mad vsecky in6 vynika jest
pfedcc : Is az i 25 lacin6jsi.
Cesky hlavni jednatel Jest pan X. F,
Erhardt.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26

vych' sicich stroid Jest Cleveland6 u
If. Erhard. Kdo by 81 pfal dobr} 4
levnJ stro ten, necht Sc obrat ma imeno
vaneho pana anebo ma Aloise Paldu. V
nj. Bulwer, {. As,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26

Ochotnicky Dor Budiyoi bude
odbyvat svQii mesitni schdzi sobotu,
dne 2S. f1na r. 1915 siny V. Rychlika.
Vsichni tIenove jsou 2adani, by Sc do te
to schize dostavili.
Jmenem sboru
f. Kieger, tai.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
OZnalnelli.

Vybor spoil. Perun timto oznamn;a
vsem tenn jenz zavazek tomuto spolku
podepsali ma dale fadnymi ddy spo)ku
zustafi mini by Sc do sch6ze dne DC.
fllna 8. hod. yecer dostavili. III ieny
SO nedostavi a spolkovelnu pozadayku
ne neeVyhov'' povazovani budou "a vylouce
Jmenem vyboru spoil. Perun
Ed,Vopalsck5 taj
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26

Ma prodej 's9isao' Roisn ss f'spa aRss
pozemkd, pisek hlinou smichany do
brym plotem obehnany, pctom freimovy
dun 30 pfi 3S, ped jedno patro, dobra
st6pnice a vinna r6vy, jen sedesate homo
cd zeleznicni stanice m6steGku Gitaiicin
700 obyvateld, II mil cd Toleda ma dra
re Great Wabost. Pti tom jest potok
live vody protekaiici to misto, kteryz nj
kdy nevyschne. Dobre kamenne lomy .
vaPenky mest6. Cena s 1000, - S SOC
polozit zbytek ma tflletou splatku,
procent 1rok
Adressuite
r. w. Wales,
Toledo.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26

- Sbor Budiyo hrati bude ne
deli, 20. fijna sini V. Rychlika: Del
nikova milenka"; obraz re zivota Sc zpe
w.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26
Mistni zpravy.

- Upozorhnieme ma lnydlarske W
robky Adama Duncana, tislo 9. Eagle
street. ~
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-10-26

Zlato N0vem 1orku l1Os, pfi zaverce
110.
Obitn5 trhy.
ClcyeiandslSy trh.
Nasleduiici ceny vztahuj Sc k prode
lam We velkem:
PSenace, cervena els. /. s 1.20; els. /.
S1.09.
Kukufice: Woe michana 81 ct1; meme
michana 81 eta.
Gees, starry els /. 40 eta; els 2. 81 ct6;
novy els. 35 eta; billy ctd; no
w neilepsi els. 1. 81 cti.
Zito. els. 2. cd 60 - IS ct6.
JeGmen.
Zit,,d m0u6d: nudl. i $50 - AGO.
Nouha b5ld: NIX s 700; timber Xxx
$3.50; els. 1. Gervene pfenice
XXX 5 G.25; Akron City mills 1925
tervena Xxx Amber S 500 - SEQ
6ervena X s loo u $50; iarn; pse
nice 800 ~. 700;Star mills bila
$3.50.
F1hanIord mouho: : $50 - s..
hymiru: hrubt otruhy s 1900; hruhy
chiddmgs 5 400; druhi tfida
iemn6 S 1000; zcela jennie $ 1900;
veakoysk6 drnby loo H. POO la
ciutil
Sam: 10 Il 1900 tuna vo veIkem; pli
mems cb koup;ch proIejch IS -
1900 rairskt S - 900, We yolkem
o lo.00;r rii meusch prodeich Il
k,upich 9lozena slama -- 1000.
Newly Yorsl.! trh.
Baolaa: 1 1 sesnactin - 112.
Ko,tka: els. ?. s 2.75 = $50 superfne
S 800 - 4.50; pfkna s 800 =
$50; bila extra ! 5.35- $50 zvlast
nj ohioska $50 = CTS; St. Louis
5 S5.00-S.50; patentovana minnesott
ska $6.57- $50; zitna $4,75 $50
kukuficna $ 2.G0 = 2.9O,
Pyenjce: jarni cis. s l,21; els. 2.
miwancka S LIS; cervena zapadni
- zimnl 8 l.O5; michiganska bila
S1.25 = 130 = els; chicagskA sta
raS1.12.
Tito: move S5 = 80 ctI; zapadni 1880.
Jetmem: canadsky, cis. 2. S1.00- los.
Kukufice: michana zapadni 5ls -57i;
bila zapadni 564 = SO ctd.
ores: mithanY zapadni 81! = 46; billy
AZ 80 ct6.
CincinnatsI&! trh.
BaU2na: midlling ia ctd.
Al0uka: family : 500 - 5.25.
I!Se,aice. ceryena S 0.9O 1.O5.
hukuFGce: 46 - AZ ctd.
Tito: move 65 - 6S.
OreS: 35 - 80 Ct6.
JeCmen.. 90 - 95 ctd.
ChicagOsky tri
Wouka: els. 2. iarni S l0.02t; els. 3.
S9.02.
huhuface: els. 2. 443.
Ores: els. 2. 44g ctd.
Zit0: 64l - 81 ctd
JeGmen:: Y = TAI ma dodavku Y fijnu.
Uzene maso vCpfove ii - l4s; ze
bro 8 = 81 Stamina 13 - 13!; uze
ne hovezi 151 - 49,
S 0 en- e vepfove, tezky mess.1 = Ia
lehky mess II; zyastni kratke 10
- 194.
0 | en- hovGzi IL ct1.
) 4 0 meste pfevafovane Ia -;v
sudech II ] - II. ,
Ma venku pfeyafovane soudkacb
9 - 10.
NJ | o nejlepsi 21 - "a; prostfedni 16
- 19; obycejny druh IL Ia.
O. ce tucet II - Is sudech.
yr 7 & 81.
ram b r..y rdzove.7o; pearles IS, We 2
veikem sladke jersey sudech $3.50
3.75.
} bule 80 eta busl; S 1.6O -1.75 eta
sud
ra b wiskonsinsky u - Ia; obycej. :
ny 5 1.25 i. so.
'izule prostfedni $1.00 - 1.25; pfe
bran6 $ leo 1.7o; obycejne so
- 90.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-02-03
The Enemy of the Potato Beetle,

1t will be remembered that at the first
approach of this devastator of the potato
it was stated that an insect generally fol
lowed on its trail which DESTROYED the
larvae of the beetle, and would finally rid
the fields of the pest. We are glad to see
it announced on the authority of Prof
Uhler, of the Peabody Institute, that this
enemy of the beetle has made its appear.
ance i'll this State this season, and has evi-
IDENTIFY been at work at its vocation, and the
lesser destruction of the potato crop this
year, in comparison with that of the Pre-
ceding, is attributed to its operations The
insect is the Lebia grandis (Hentz), beetle
with purple wing covers and yellow head
and thorax, which destroys the larvae
and eggs Of the potato beetle.-Bahimore
1nteric0H
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-02-03
Important to School Directors.

In his report recently submitted to the
legislature, Superintendent Wickersham
says that section 6, of the act of April 20,
1874, applies to school directors, and it is
their duty to comply with its provisions.
We quote from the section as follows:
The corporate authorities of every such
municipality or district shall annually, in
the much of January, prepare and publish
in at least two newspapers of said munich
pality or of the county in which the same
is situated, if so many be printed therein,
statement showing in detail the actual in
debtedness, the amount of the funded debt
thereof, the valuation of taxable property
therein, the assets of the corporation with
the character and nature thereof, and a
neglect or failure so to do shall be mis-
deneanor, punishable by fine not exceed
ing one thousand dollars
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-02-03
Registers Notice.

Noticeis hereby given to all persons inter
ested in the Estates of the respective decedents
that the following accounts have been filed in
the Registers Office, Of Monroe county, and
will be presented for confirmation to the
Orphans Court of said county at Stroudsburg,
on Monday, February 2Sth 1876, at 10 clock,
a. m.
The account of Philip McCluskey, Admins
traitor of the Estate of George Hellyer, decd.
Account of John Merwine, Admir-. of the
Estate of Henry Shenkel, decd.
Account of William E. Keifer, Admir-. OF
the Estate of George W. Rodenbaugh, decd.
Account of Thomas Altemose, Admir-. the
Estate of Lydia Altemose, decd.
First account of Nelson K. Detrick, Admir-.
Of the Estate of Jesse Detrick, decd.
Account of James II. Stroud, Trustee of the
Estate of Minerva Arndt.
Account of John n. Stokes, Guardian of
Emma Frances Edinger.
Account of James Teel and Robert Teel,
Executors of the last will and testment off ohm
Teel, decd.
First account of Abel Storm, acting Admin
istrator of The Estate of Harrison Carman,
decd.
The account of Morris H. Strouss, Admins
traitor of the Estate of Levi Strauss, decd.
JOHN APPENZELLER, Register.
Stroudsburg Pa. Feb 8, 1876.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-02-03
Dates of Important Days in 1875.

For the present year the days and dates
of important events, anniversaries and holi-
days will fall as follows: Candlemas, OF
grounding day, Wednesday, Feb I'd Val
entine's day, Monday, Feb. 14th; Wash.
ingtion's birthday, Tuesday, Feb. 22rd
Shrove Tuesday, or Fastnacht, Tuesday
Feb. 29th !; Ash Wednesday, beginning Of
Lent, Wednesday, March 1st St. Patrick
day, Friday, March 18th Good Friday
Friday, April 18th Easter Sunday and
Monday, April 10th and Il; Ascension
Day, Thursday, May 29th Whit Sunday
and Monday, June 4th and 9Th; Centen.
nial, Tuesday July 4th Christmas, Mon.
day. Dec 25th.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-02-03
Elopment.

Lieut.. Bridges, of the Canadian Civi
Service, has eloped with with the wife Of
Hugh Mackenzinc, NJ. P, of Montreal
They come to New York, but were arrested
on a telegram from the husband, and re-
leased because the arrest was illegal. Then
they came to the Continental, in Philadel
phia, where they took separate rooms as
Mr.. and Miss Bridges, of Phenixville, Pa
The parties are away up in Canadian so
city, and the scandal mongers have conse
quently a nice morsel. Mrs. Mackenzie is
a daughter of the bluest of the blue -blooded
Scotch families, and her uncle is Sir Hugh
Allen, NJ. P, proprietor of the Allen line
of steamers.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-02-03
Professional Thieves.

There is bill now before the Senate, in
troduced by Senator Anderson, of ALE
gheny, authorizing the arrest ofpersons
suspected of being professional thieves
The bill is a supplement to an exten-
sion of the vagrant act, and is designed
to bring a class within recognizance of the
law who have heretofore managed to avoid
its provisions. There are hundreds who
are well known to the police as professional
thieves, and yet who manage to escape from
arrest as vagrants. They roam over the
country without any visible means of sup
port, never asked aims, nor solicit temper
airy lodging, for the reason that they are
adrot enough to steal all such aid and ac-
commodation. The ordinary vagrant is not
always thief He is loiterer on the high
way lazy and indifferent as TO his ways and
means of support. He will beg oftener
than he will steal, and is more nuisance
than danger. But the professional thief
is no beggar. He will cunning y ask for
work, to gain access to abodes and busi-
ness quarters, purposely to rob them, and
therefore it is only right to authorize the
arrest of all such parties wherever they are
found and known to the police.
What is imperatively wanted in all the
counties of this State is Judiciously or
ganized workhouse system for vagrants,
common beggars and petty thieves. The
whole State is now infested with hordes of
wandering indigents, vagrants, vagabonds,
and petty thieves, who add to the general
embarrassment, and who are in many cases
a real danger to life and property. This
horde must be fed every day. What 1t
cannot beg it will steal, and while commit
ting these depredations more is destroyed
than is devoured or carried off. Every
city, borough and county could so organize
this idleness and vagrancy as to make It's
arrest and punishment a benefit to all con-
cerned. The streets and roads of the State
could all be improved by the utilized labor
of this class and by discipline of this kind,
which is not OF the character of degrade
ton or even punishment, many good
man on the brink of permanent vagrancy
could be saved For these reasons Senator
Anderson bill is worth close consideration.
.PbiZadeIphtd Press
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-02-03

The Centennial appropriation bill passed
the House on Wednesday after a week
debate by vote I4G yeas to 13G nays
FIVE Pennsylvanans, Collins of this dis,
,rlct' Sbeakley, Turney, Cochrane, and
otenger voted against the bill. Collins
Gdn t know any better, and the rest were
disappointed in not being on the committee
or were plqued because the Centennial
Commission did not fully appreciate the
Importance of their position as members of
Congress. We doubt if there are hun
nred men in the state who are not in favor
81 the appropriation so these representa-
nTes deliberately misreprcsented their con-
%ltuents 81 When they ask for reelection
u ,nlS TALL we hope the people will remember
'aeln' They have been guilty of a mean
piece OF business and the people will surely
punish them. AS for Collins, the Demo
'Ia's OF this district ought not take his
'alnls :. Tor denomination into considera-
'lcn' lie deserves nothing at the hands
ol patriotic party.
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Yesterday, as We were passing street
'eyo"d the Atlanta Medical College, and
On which number of negroes reside, we
Aeard an old negro calling out to his wife
Aanda Is you got dem chickens cor
'"leG IN de smoke house like ] told yer !?
No an like to know what's de mat
YET "ld you, dat you's so ticker about
1eIl chickens all at once !" she replied.
Nehber you mind | know whars dc
matter, and dats nuff till dem chickens il
"ouSed When | hears dat dem niggers
oOer Oar IN the next yard is gwine to hal
= party tomorrow night, wants to be
slore dat my chickens doesn't tend it, you
me chickens were az onoe locked up
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PROTHONOTARY'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, to all persons inter
ested that the account of Peter Gruver, Assig-
nee, of William S. Bonser and wife, for benefit
Of creditors have been filed in the Office of the
Prothonotary ofthe Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe County, and will be presented for al
owance and confirmation at next term Of said
Court to be held Monday, February 2Sth, 1876
THO. NJ. McILHANEY, Proth'y.
Feb. 8, 1876.
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Chestnut Trees.

Chestnuts sell readily at five dollars per
bushel. Suppose twenty trees to an acre,
ard that from these you take half a bushel
of nuts from each tree, this will make fifty
dollars. Who does not see the value and
necessity at this time of our great pecuniary
need, of studiously seizing upon every item
that might be turned to source of wealth?
Louisville (Ky) Ledger.
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Special n Office.

PARENTS are interested in Wanamaker
& Browns big advertisement. Most boys
have run through their summer suits and
will have to be rugged anew for the fall,
both for everyday go-to-school wear and
for Sunday go-to-meeting use. We believe
that both money and fretting can be saved,
and comfort and satisfaction secured, by
dealing a. Sixth and Market Streets, Phiia-
delphia.
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Auditors Notice.

The undersigned auditor appointed by the Orphans
Court of Monroe county to mako distribution of the
funds in the hands of Philip NJ Bush Executor of the
last will and testament of Daniel Row late of the
ship Of Smithfeld deceased will meet parties intrusted
in distribution his office in the Borough of Strouds-
burg Saturday the 18th day of February A. D. 1876
at 10 O'Clock A when and where all persons inter
ested may attend if they think proper be debarred
forever from coming in for any share thereof
d. S. LEE, Auditor.
Jan ~ 1S7S-4t:
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KEYSTONE DRUG STORE.

DR.. s. l.. FoULKE & J. KREsGE SUCCESSORS
to Peter Williams. have purchased the Empire
Drug Store, on Main Street. few doors below
the Post-ofice, and for the convenience of those
who wish to call, will have red lamp in
front, and known hereafter as the
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Auditors Notice.

J. S. McNeal, Fl. Fa. Nos.
Christian Friece 4 Geo. Kidney. Dec 7. 1875.
The undersigned appointed Auditor by the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe County to make distribution
of the money paid Court made upon the above writ
will attend 20 the duties of his appointment
day the 10Th day of February next at O'Clock p
his office in the borough of Stroudsbrg at which time
on said money will present the be forever de-
barred from coming in for any share thereof.
d. S. LEE, Auditor.
Jan. 81, Is76.4t.
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S. l.. FOULKE,
J. KRESGE.

DR.. S. L. Foulke being practical Physician,
having his Office in the rear of said Drug Store,
cordially invites the public to give him call,
as he is fully qualified to prescribe and COM
pound all prescriptions. Nov IL, '75-6m.