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JTJEY LIST, for. December Term, 1857.
Grand Jueobs. ?
Stroiulsburg John Do YoaDg, David
Starner, Oliver i). Stone.
ill SmUIifickl Levi Huffman, John
S. Wells, Richard D. Wilson.
Smitlijiold John McEwing, Charles
Lambert, James Tcrpcning, Jisq.
Stroud Jacob Rhode., Johu Keller.
Hamilton Jerome Swartwood, Peter
Kunklc, Charles Dailey.
Pocono Frederick Fable, Jacob Lon
Jackson Gcorgo Setzer, Eq.
ClicsnuUiiU Charles Edmund?, llcnrj
II. Weiss, Eq.
Pom Johu S. Fisher, Esq. .
" 'Ibbyhanna Jo-iah Houef, Eq.
Price John M. Dt-ibler.
Paradise Peter Doruhlazcr.
Ross DanUl Fracc.
Petit Jurors.
Paradise Adum Utt, George Price,
Abraham Transue.
Chcsnuthill Cornelius Zeigcufus, Dan
iel Weiss, David Kresge, Jacob Alteiuoae,
George W. Everett, Jacob Miller.
Polk Joel Rerlin.
Hamilton Joseph llinklc, Joseph Bar
ry, John Bosscrd, 'i'houia- Miller.
Pocono Nelson Cramer. Joseph F.
Ilcckman, Peter Learn.
Stroud John Kern, Philip Shafcr,
Moses Phillips.
Tobyhanna Christian Stout.
Tanklvannock William Merwine,
Frederick Keonhold.
ill SmilltiddChnrlcs W Lender,
Charles T. Strunk, Milo Overfield, Wil
liatn Hanua. Jncob Hush.
iiWmf Peter Jones, Michael ChrUt
man.
Jloss Samuel Metzgar.
Smithjicfd Lewis Brodhead.
Coolbaugk William Bi bi n c.
Stsoudsburg Hardy C. Lcvanway
Godlicb Aurachcr.
Jackson Philip McCluky.
TRIAL LIST, for December Term, 1857
Johu Merwiue vs. Catharine Strohl, in
her own . Ixi Itt and George Frantz admin
istrator of Nicholas Strohl, deceased.
Joseph Kaler and Su.-annah Kassler
vs Frederick Miller, Barbary Miller, and
Jacob Boyer.
John Merwine and William Walp,Ex
ecutors of Godfrey Grccnsweig, deceased,
vs. Joseph Grcensweig.
The Common wealth of Pennsylvania
for the use of Jost-ph Metzgar, vs. Peter
Ke in merer with notice to Timothy Marsh.
T. T.
Frederick Cramer vs. Sarah Kiple, ad
tninirtrator of George Kiple, deceased.
The Borough of Stroudsburg vs. Thoin-
as McEirath.
Jesse It Waiss vs. Moses L. Noysc.
11. S. Chidsey vs. Charts Swink.
William Ruff vs. Sydenham Walton.
Andrew Buskirk vs Philip Ouffsmith.
John F. Drinkhou-e. vs. Edward H
"Walton and Margin t Walton.
David KelU-r, Adtuiui-trator of Johu
Keller, deceased, vs. Joseph Troch.
William S. Winteniute vs. the School
Directors of Stroutl township.
George Wells Comstock, William II
Comstock and Baldwin L. Judson. part-
tiers under the firm of Comstock & Broth
er vs. Charles Henry.
E. H. IvirJin, Reuben Godfball and
It. A. Oakford, partners under the firm
of Oakford, Kirlin it Godsball, vs. Hardy
C. Levanaway.
Oliver D. Stone vs Hardy C. Lcvanway.
ARGTJMEIiT LIST, for Dec. Term, 1857.
John J. GrifSn vs. G?orge Philips.
Joseph R. Diltz v. Eli.-ba A. Daw.
Ah rt Leo vs. John Merwine.
Philip HoofMuith vs. William F. E :
moods. Timothy Yanwhy vs. Mocs W. Cool
baugh, Thomas Grattan and Jonathan
II. Cotton.
In tlm matter of the Auditors rrport
upon the proceeds of the sale of the Re a
Estate of Simon Heller, deceased.
In the matter of the account of PLili
Mo-tt Maraud Pet. r Mo-t ller.aduiiuistra
tors of William Mo-teller, deceased.
John J. (Jriffin vs George Philips.
John J. Frey vs. Elias Bonser and Da
vid Rodcs.
John Merwine vs Blowers & Newell.
Peter Gros- vs Conrad Driesbach.
Certiorari vs.
T. C. Phillip- to the uc of William
Prrdmore vs. Simon Gruler.
Jacob Shipmaster vs. Washington 0
ve field.
Borough Ordinance.
Be it enacted by the Chief Burgc-s and
Town Uouncil of the Borough of Strouds
burjr, Tluit from aud after the 2'2d day
of December, if any person be eonvictcd
of driving a-in.Me or double team of hor
ses, mules, or oxen, over the pavements
or siae waiKs.suaii torieit and pay the sum
Two dollars aud fifty cents for each and
every offence. Provided that no person
snail oc proniuueu irom ariv.ng over any
private crossing.
Approved the ninth day of December
Anno Domini one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty-seven.
M. M BURNET, Burgess.
Alexander Fowler, y p
H.-C. Levanway, j
Sydenham Walton, .
James G. Palmer, 'i
P. S. Brown, J p
Stroudsburg, Dec. 10, 1857."
Executor's Notice.
Esluicof SAMUEL DEAHL. Me of Hie
Jsorouglt of Stroidsburg, deceased..
All persons iudehtcd to said Estate,
are requested- to .make immediate pay
roent; and those hnving just cluims a
gainst the same, are vde.-ircd to present
them in ,propcr order for settlement, with
out delay, to
M. M.BURNET, Executor. '
fifrnmlc tin rrr DnnnniVinr I R.i7 fif
PAINTS & OILS!
A good article of Pure AVJiite Load
Wliito Zinc, Snow White Zinc, French
Zinc, Stone Colored Zinc, and Linseed;
Oil for sale at Eastoa prico. by - - -II
0 LLTNS HEAD & DE TRICK.
June 11, 1857.
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i UnAA lit Jrf.i Hii JLS
Whereas, the Hon. GEottotIt. Barrett
President Judge bt the 22d Judicial Dial net o
Pennsylvania, composed of the counties o
vvayr.e; i'ikc, luourocanu iurnon, ana Aora
ham Levering and Michael. II. Dreiier, EsqrV
Asfcociale, Judges of the Court of Common
PJeas of the County of Monroe, and by vir
tue of their offices, Justices of the Court o
Oyer and Terminer and General Jai! delivc
ry and Cou'rtof Genera I Quarter Sessions in
and for the said County oj jVIonroe, have i
pued their precept to me commanding that
a Court ol Quarter Sessions of llie Peace and
Common Pleat, and Court of Oyer and'Tej
miner and General Jail Delivery aiid Or
phnri's Court, for the taid County of Monroe
to be holden al otroudsuurg, on
Monday, the i2dt day of December, insl
to. continue one week if necessary.
Is hereby given to the Gouohor, the Justices
oi me i'eace, ami .ontiaoies 01 inc saiu coun
ty of Monroe, that they be "then and there
ready with their rolls, records, inquisitions,
examinations and oilier remembrances l do
those things which their offices are appertai
nmg, and aho that those who are bound by
recognizances to prosecute and give evidence
againM. ihe prisoners that arc or shall be in
the jail cf the said county of Monroe, or a-
gainst persons who stand charged with the
commission of offences to he then and there
io prosecute or testify as shall he just.'
(God save the Commonwealth.)
MELCiiOIR ROSSERD, Sheriff.
bhenfTs Olhcc Siroudsbur",
Decembers, 1857.
Take?
this method of informing ,.,thi
people of Stroudhburg' and the- sur
rounding country, that she has removed
her
ITIiJI j:i3" Store
from the old place opposite the Mctho
dit Church, to the brick dwelling three
doors above the Post Ofiicc, where, Thurs
day October 22d, she will have her open
ing of Fall and Winter Bonnets.
Stroudaburg, Oct. 15, 1857. tf.
Register's Koitcc.
TJOTICE is hereby given to all persons
x interested in the estates of the respee
tive decedents, that the following accounts
iave been filed in the Regiter s oflice of
Monroe county, and will be presented for
confirmation to the Orphans' Court of
said county, at Stroudburg on Mouday,
the iitith day of December nest, at 10 o'
clock, a. in.
The Account of James IT. Stroud, Ad-mini-trator
of Martin Kautz, late ol
Stroud township, deceased.
The Account of John Merwine, Ad-mini-trator
of Joseph Nagle, late of To
bybauna townhip, deceased.
The Account of James II. Stroud, Ad
ministrator of Frederick Ahrens, late of
the city of New York, decayed.
WILLIAM S. REES, Register.
Register's Office, Stroudsnurg,
December 3t 1657.
CTftVPC gtavpc crrnri?Q
OSVIliOj UiUTtO) ULJlj3l
THE subscriber, having purchased and
taken the old store t-taud of George Mal
ven, iu Stroud.bur, woii'd say. to the
public, tuat he is jut opening a
large assortment of STOVES in all
their variety.
Cookiits, rr.rEor, Shop & Bar
2otMJs,
all .-izes and kinds, for Wood or Coal.
Groceries,
In connection with the Stove buines
the undersigned will keep constantly on
hand a general assortment of Groceric.-
&c., viz: Su-iars, Tca, Coffees, Molasses
Fish, Salt, Raisins, Spices, &c.
Flour and Feed
fie will constantly keep Flour and
reeo and whole raio
Cider Tineyar constantly on hand.
The public are rc-pcetfully invited to
examine for themselves.
ROBERT R DEPUY.
Stroudsburt', Nov. 12t 1 "357.
Stroudsburg, Oct. 22, l857.-tf
Sfrotulliiii-K Odtl IVlioivs flail
Having just returned from the cities,
would respectfully in form his customers
and the public, that he has made im
portant, additions to his already superior
stock of
C!!hs, Cassituercs and Vefiifgs.
ie flutters himseJI -that for quality, richness
of rsty!o,t:heiipnesstand durability, his assort
ment of goods for Full and Winter wear, far
surptss any thing ever offered in this sec
tion of the country, and will be' made up to
order in a manner not 10 be excelled.
The slock will also be found to embrace
an extensive assortment of
Superior Ready Made Clothing;
which will .be disposed of at a very small ad
1.' . ... .1
yunce above cost. An examination of tnese
goods will convince the most skeptical that
they will best consult their own interests by
purchasing ihcm.
07A these goods were honght to he sold,
the public arc assured that if they wish to
buy a t their own prices, they have but' to co !1 !
on I)ADTVndiibeit'aiisfi:ed. r rf: i .
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THE 6liBEN PEIZE.
, . v
The New 'York Illustrated Weekly v
"- .GOLDEW- SPHSZEr -J- '
One of the largest and best literary papers
"" v- ' of the day-
An 'imperial quarto, conlainingf cightiipa
ges, or tbrty "columns of choice reading, mat
ter each week, f
Terms o.rSubscriplion 2 a l'iar
AMtl ix Gitl vi!l.ie presenled to
oath Su !rr ili-a- n:i mediately, on
i ceeipl of the Subscription mois
Ecch subscriber will be entitled to a gift
worth from $1 to 500,00. in Gjld
To Clubs.
3 Copies for 1 year ,.85,00
10"' l'" ' -15,00 .t.
. riEAD TI1E1 LIST pP GIFTS.
1 package cpntaining. ; . 8oo6, in Gold.
10 Gold Pa ten.t Engfish Hun
ting Case 'Watches,
100 Each.
75 44
25 " Gold Watches,
GO
50'
35
100 " " "
300 Ladies" "
44
100-Silver Hunt inff. case Watches
25
200 . Watches,. dO'.tofiO.
500 Gold Vest and Guard and . . 4
Fob Chains, , i0.to30
5000 Gold Lockets. 2 to 10 .
Gold Rings Ear Drops
Broaches Breast Pins Stiuls
Cntf Pins Sleeve Buttons &c 1 toSlu each,
Immediately on receipt of the subscription
money, the subscriber's name will .be entered
upon our subscription boot;, opposite a number
and a gift corresponding' with that number
will be forwarded to his or her address by .mail
or. express post-paid.
Address BrjUKrJT oM. Uij FAN y,
Publishers,
'J 49 and 49 Moffat8 Build i.njrs, .
New YorJt
(KrBillsof all the Banks takeii that puss
current in the the States from whence they
ire sent. Postage stamps are also received.
December 10, 1S57. 8t.
Howard Association,
PI1ILAELPIIIA.
A Benevolent Institution, established bv she
cial endincm :m tor the relief of the sick
and distressed, afflicted with Viru
lent and Epidemic diseases.
To all persons afllirted with Soxual Dis
eases, sue lias, Spennatorrhcc. Seminal Weak
ness, Impotence. (Soaorrhota. Gleet, Syphillis.
tlie ire ni Unarnsm, or self abuse. &c. &
The HOWAKl) ASSOCIATION, in
view of the awful destruction ot human life.
aused I y Sexual diseases, and the' derep-
Hon practised upon the unfortunate victims
u such diseases by Quacks, seveial years,
ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, a
a charitable act, wbrihv ol their name, to
open a Dispenary lor ihp treatment of this
lass ol diseases, in all their lorms, and to
jjne Medical advice gratis, to all who apply
ny letter, with a desetipiion of their eondi
iiun.(age, occupation, habits of life, &..)
and in cases ol extreme poverty, lo jnr
msii medicines tree of charge. It is need
less lo add that the Association command.-.
the highest medical skill of the age, and
will luruish tlie most approved modem treat
ment.
Ihe Direclois, on a review of the nasi,
eel assured that their labors in this sphere
f hciievnlent erTcirt. Iiavp Iipihi df nwm
, . .i m .. . . . " .
eneiu 10 tne ?inu leu, espec.ialy to me
oung, and thev have resolved lo devote
themselves, w.nh renewed zeal, to this very
important hut much despised cause.
Just Published iy the Association, a Re
port on Spermatorrhoea, or Semina Y eak-
r. o 11 , . .
ness, the ice ol Onanism, Alasturbation or
Self Abuse, and oilier Diseases of ihe Sex;
uai Organs; by the Consulting Surgeon,
which will be sent, by mail, (in a sealed
letter envelope,) FREE OF CHARGE, on
eceipl of TWO S TAMPS lor postage.
Address, Itep.ort or treatment, Dr. GKO
R CALHOUN, Consulting Suigeon. How
ard Association, .No. 2 South Nuilh Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bv order of the Directors.
EZRl D. H EARTWELL. President.
GEO, FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
December 3. IS67.-ly.
fHlilJiliJV.U. O. DUlliMilll. WnilC
Jll - If rt . .
lauonng as a -Missionary m fcoum-
em Asia, discovered a simple and certain
Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchit
is, Couglis, Colds. Nervous Debility, and
full aud explicit directions for preparing
ana successfully using the Medicine.
Address- Hev. C. S. 13UKNETT. :
83 1 Br.qad.way, New York City.
July 30, lc57.-6b". ' '
WRY will you suffer with a bad
fV.,,.1, nr. nA .!... i:c L
wiruu v 1 WUIU , VIUUU ll'IIVI UJUV Ut)
riau lor -io cents, by using Hollinshead
x Detuick S compound Syrup of
Tar, Wild Cherry and Hoarhound
This is the cheapest and best Coichl
Medicine in the world.
For sale wholesale and retail by
HOLUNSHJSAD & DETIilCK.
Stroudsburg, And .Merchants generally!
turounout t be County.
. 1 1 w "
Price 25 cents per bottle.
October 22, 1857. tf.
THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
YOU'fi'13 AND MATURITY,
Just Published, Gratis, the 25th Thousand.
A few words on the rational Treatment.
witnout medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Local
Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions, fipriifal nnd
Nervous Debility, Premature Decav of tlm
System, Iiredimente to Man iai;e generally,
by . u. de laneyTm. D.
ihe 1 jportant fact that iIip
ing complaints originating in ihe imprudence
wliich.ftvery Qw
i is enabled Jo cure himself
the Jentft possible cost, there-
the advertised nostrums of
perfectly mid it
by avoiding all
the day.
Spiii In anv Tf?.li-Cc. o..,: 1 . r
ceni 10 an auuress, jrratis and nost froAin
a sealed envplnnp iiuriT.ii,; . ' 1
l,nno
Street, New York.-; " ' ' r 47 " 13
October 1, 1857.-ly.
Shiii'lesV : 11
Hemlocks .Shinglesa good article' on
all impurities of the Blood- alo an easy 1 rWe lwW"nP. .iiroe county, Pa., in the Delaware, jjaciiawauna and V eatern Hail
and effectual mode of Inhaliugthe Hem. iv,arranl,ee "amV ' Jacob Utl: ' ",,les from Roafl Co'' 1 a,5i Ppared row to forward
edv AcfuatPd h- SLij 1 c b roudsl','rff is heavily umber kiuds of heavy freight to Helvidere
ecty Actuated b, desire to heneGt his ed tvith Hemlock, While Pine and Oak. - E,ston Now YorY Scranton Philadel
suffering fellows, he will cheerfully send Persons wishing to view ihe ..remises wil, u- w ; v 1, 0cranl " 1 n"a(Je
the Reeino fir.uA fr, 4,., Ajr it trWt. ,,!pa.P ..nil ,,n ,i..,"ani.- o, 1 Ph,I,i Wyoming A alley and the far et.
auu fcoiiiuue or yoiilli, may be easi v remnvfd Wi,Ki; i .1" t? 1 1 . .
Without Medicine, is in this small irac. a ul " o. ua u,u -Tu L mtt bu red U "'e ptTe ' f (rouds-
cleafjyidefnonstrated; and the entirefv S a T -P QUlhj occu bJ 0ua8- rg and vicinity, on very favorable lermr
and higjily successfgl treatment as idonted ,,,,Hr Ul,(l pn-pared with all .oed lor ready pay. .so, to a new stock am.
bv the Aoilu.r. f,.li vi L. ..... . V essary . Maebinerv. Patterns, kc.. to fill ussdrlmeni of todies and Gentlemen s fash-
j . .L, uuju j. 11 v iiiMiriis fir 1 1 1
nanaanu myv u,b yumioruue sub- ipg;6r new w'drk required iiheirrpui: 'J Kscl J n o Credit.-" fflSind
server, pearhe rbueRpt nbss Ho will .rive. to Jegery he .small grkWto.
l"P'?el4 perAtUqudft. , hbpetp ,recejyu liberal nhare of patron- Pleasfpm' and examine ror-ymir-'
' J'QH WKWfeWErf.i 'ge;' Fit VNKLIN'L'ANDlillS? .sehes bef'fT.yp?iig elsewhufe. "
August 1857. Stroudohurg, Dec. 25f 185G, L Stroudrr? -'7, 1S53.-
Winter - Arrangements.
: ';.NEW .ROUTE. ;
Delaware, LachavvaiiKa & Wcstcnt
. RAIL ROAD.
" New aud expeditious broad "guage 'route
from the North ahd West, via Great Bend
and 'Scranton, and from the Lackawanna
lud 'Wyoming vallics, directly through to
New lork and Philadelphia,
0. i r. nr At i n.i , or-r
ti and ufter Monday, November 2d, 18o7,
trains-will be run as follows:
mi... n.... rr : f , . m
iia; imjiu-k) iiiuii umiiiu ciisiuu n.
Y. & ErieRailrbad'arrive&at Great Rend al
4:00 A. Al., and connects with the Express
1 ram which leaves Great Bend for New
Vork and Philadelphia, at
Due at Montrose, - -Tun
khan nock, - -Factory
ville,
6:30 a. in.
9:07 "
0:50
- 10:10 "
10:57
1:30 p. m.
bcranton,
Stroudsburg,
Delaware.('J0 minutes to dine) 2:08 41
Bridgi-ilkyPhila. passen-
gers'leavc, - - 2:40 44
Junction, ..... 3:40 "
New York, - - - 7:10 " r
Phihuielphia, - . - 8:20 "
Passengers from New York, leave
Pier No. 2, North River at 7:30, a. m.
From Phila. leave Walnut st.
Wharf at - 0:00 "
Leave Junction, - - 11:00 44
Due at Bndgeville, Phila. con
nection, -
12:00 "
12:15 "
1:20 p. m.
4:10 4'
5:03, "
5:25 "
Delaware, 30 min., dinner,
lrn.,,l..h,.r,r
.Scranton,
Factory,vilIe, -...Tunkhannock
-Montrose,
- - . -Great
Bend, ?
Connecting at G.-eat Bend with
.the Dunkirk Express west, at
Accommodation Train leaves
. Scranton for Great Bend at
!Arrive at Great Bend,
Connecting with the Emigrant
on the N. Yl&, E. R. R.
G:13
6:50
44
44
7:15
7:20 a. m.
p. m.
1 rain west,
lteturnmg, leaves breat Uend,
1:25 p. m.
6:25 44
Ulie ai peranum,
For the accommodation of way travel on
the Southern Dnision, a Passenger Car will
be attached to the Express Freight Trains
leaving Scranton at 5:15 a. m.
Due at Stroudsburg at
4k
44 Junction at
2:05 p. m.
Returning, will leave Junction at 5:10 a.m.
Due at Stroudsburg at 8:40 44
44 Scranton at 2:45 p.m.
Passengers to and from New York will
changetcars at Junction.
lo and from Philadelphia, via B. I). II. 11.
lea ve or take the cars at Bridceville.
For Piltston, Kingston, and Wilkesbarre,
lake L. &, B. R. It. cars at Scranton.
For Jessup, Archbald, and Carbondale,
change cars at Greenville.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through.
JOHN UKISBIN, Sup I.
Wii. N. Jknks, Geu'l Ticket Agent.
PRIVATE SALE.
The undersigned offers atprivate sale, a
very desirable property, situate in Strout.
townshio. MnnroR cotintvr PiT. ailioinfnu
i- t rrrn-ir i-.- -'V "i i ,
lauu 01 rump risner, uavia-oee, jusepu
Lce, Ashton bmiley and others, and wiiluri
a quarter of a mile of the Delaware. Larka
wanna & Western Railroad, containing
I SG Aca'CS.
-n f , , , , , - , ,
0 acres of wh eh s p otigh and, in a high
, , r , J " r 1 m 1
siciit; ui 1 uiu Vituwii. au iuics ui yuun mcau
ow and the remainder
well timbered with thrifty Chesnut and
Oak. This property is well adapred for dai-j
ry and grazing purposes. I here is on tin
property an excellent Mill site.
I he improvements are new, having been
built within the last, few years. The dwol
line, a frame, filled in with brick
is 18 by 30 feel, two slories high.
A never 'ailing spring of pure wa
iter near the dwelling. Barn 30
hv A't mill, f'....- ol,u.l m U If rni n ,
lar Iff A hmp lin-hnr,! nl' rlinino
r . ' . 0
Iruil trees on ihe premises
The fiflh part of a traci of land situate in
A eo.-d title and possession yiven on tin
first day of April next
JOHN P LA TTE N RERGER
Stroud lownship, Sept. 3, 1857. if.
03 zr
rnilWPnW f in P.
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MCHINE SHOP, m
THE SllWrih. r l.orrht7 nMlfi.a tl 4iA
a11 or,J,-rs f;01' wor ls lino with prompt enable Boots
ucs,-nod in a supurio manner; Being.0'
a practical workman himself, and deterr illr?w- tj.
mincdj'to employ none but the' het work-
. Ub.4 v. n -
nion - ,0 a.-m.j :?.iie:'.i.k4 ,1.
..v u, ifuusuii-iuiii uow w ui
wilbe executed the sa
a , ,,6u 0 a
of all whH bafronize him. Hi
Would invito attejitroii' .'to lin ''extensive I
atodk of'patterris, ahrf'to liis business
cilities. To Millers, Saw-Millers and
Tanners lieSvould say that no Shbn in the
.., . - . r 1
co'untrv - 'offi
3" V T n-" httnntirv nt Jitfrih Tcif 7. - - -lA I
1- Asjutas.-
SPLENDID GIFTS
The QrigiiRil ft Bdolr Store.
'GfG.. 'EVKNS would inform his friends
and the public, that he 1ms removed his Star
uui 15ook btorii audv Publishing House, to
'i.iy oiiiortur street, two doors helow
Fjfth, where the purchuser of each book will
receive one of the following gifts, valued at
irom 20 cents to !IUU, consielm" of Gold
Watches, Jewelry, '&c.
wonTir
5.0 Piilcnt Englisli, Lever Gold Walchc? , $100 1)0 each
j.uuil's uuiu vau:nes, J6K cases, S.t LU "
oco?siUer Lever Watched nammiH . is (
sou Parlor Timcpluce.. moo
500 Caineo Sets, Ear Drops and l'ins, moo "
500 Ladies' Gild, bracelets, $o 00 to 12 (JO
500 (Ji'Ms esis Chains. Id no
lOt'O Gold Locke'.s. (Large size d'.ublc case,) at;o "
JC00 Gold L ckcts.(sinail M.e.) ' 1 3 00
1000 Gold ivnrit lxvj, with Gold Pen?. 5 00
lOOOExtia Gold Pens, with cases aiulliuldcrs 10 50
J.500 Gold Pcnoif.s (Ladies') .... 2 50 44
510 Goal Penti, wi h Silver Pencil?, .2 "HI,
2500 Ladies' Gold Penn, uith casts, 150
650(1 Gold Kiligie. (Ladies',) 100 '
2000 Gent's Gold Itmgs. 2 75
J5u0 Ladies Gold Breastpins, 2 50
.1500 Mi?s' Gold Uieastpms, . 1 Z0
.tOOO PocKet Knives, 75 4
J00O Sets Gent's Gold Bosom Stud. 3 00 "
2000 do do Sleeve Ilu.tuiij:, .1 CO
2000 Pairs Ladies' Ear Drops, 2 50 "
80iK Ladies' Pearl Card Cases, 5 00 44
I5U00 Ladies' Cameo, Jet or Mosaic Pins. 5 00 "
2500 Ladies.' Cameo ShavU and Hibboh Pins S 50
5000 Fctridgc's Balm of a Thousand Flowers, .10 "
EVANS' new Calalogne contains all the
most popular books of the day, and the new
est publications, ull of which will be sold as
low ns can be obtained at oilier stores. A
complete catalogue of books sent free, by ap
plication through the mail, by addressing G.
G. EVANS, 439 CHESTNUT ST. Philadel
phia. Agents wanted in every town in the Uni
ted Slates. Those desiring so to act can ob
tain full particulars by addressing as above.
N. B.-In consequence of the money cri
sis, and numerous failures, the subscriber hut
been enabled to purchase from assignees an
immense stock of books, embracing every de
partment of literature at prices which will
enable h'm to give 500 worth of ihe above
gifts on every $1000 worth of books sold.
An extra book, with a gift, will be sent to
eacj person ordering TEN books to be sent
to one uMres, by E
by Express.
QCrSend fur Catalogue.
Nn?Mi'ir 5, 157.
IT?3 A gpneral asortment of Window
Shades, Wall Paper, &c, for sale, which
will be sold at city iaies. Call and exam
ine. May 7. 1857. ly.
JESSE WILLIAMS k CO.
DEALERS IN
Shawls, iilis ss fntscy and
Staple Sivy Goads.
ALSO,
If ill I5A7 T CT) Cj V. itT 5 VfTfT S irpiTTiTTlC
iiuj vii I vjixo vu :i ALMJ r il i 11 SUliiio
OF CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS,
Embracing all the Novelties of the Season.
In our Dress Goods and Furnishing de
partmenN mav be found a fu'l and Complete
Slock of Goods, including all the most ap
proved Fabrics and Latest Styles, together
with the usual assortment ol domestic and
iher goods, to which we are daily making
iddilious from New York and Philadelphia
uctions. Purchasing and -elling exclti
sivelv lor Cash, we are enabled to offer 1111
usual inducements lo Cash Buyers Whole
sale & Retail.
No. 20 South Second Street,
and No 9 Strawberry Street, PhiladV
September 10, 1857. -3m.
HOPE'S EXPESSS.
IiK'rctHod H?ii alct ijs.
Having made arrangements with the
P!lrl,c', shipping to these points, to injure
despatch, will please mark their goods iu
care of Hopes Express.
JOHN N. STOKES, Agent.
Stroudsburg, June 4. 1857.-3m.
Office i" "w York, 74 IJrodway.
The Hope Express Company io
PHILADELPHIA.
Are now prepared to forward Morchan
dise, Freight, &e., to and from Philadel
phia via the North Pennsylvania llailroad
by thetr own Cars and Messengers, cheap
er than any other Express. All order
intrusted shall he promptly attended to
Office in Philadelphia, with Kingslys Ex
press, No. 131 Chesnut street.
JOHN N. STOKES, Agent.
Stroudsburg June 4, lP57.-3in.
SAMUEL WES, Jr,
DEALER IN
BcrotsSljocs & JTinbatSs,
Desires to call the-att ntion o
the piddle, to a nert and well se
lected stnek of .'ashionable HaU
and Caps, whi'h are just receive!'
mnable Boots and Shoes sohl cheap for cash.
Findings of all descriptions sncl
nd undressed Morocco
St.
ins.
winners, ccc.
rue suDseriuer a iso nas me agency lor III
. - . . . f,
ume 01 ur. James u. Aucrs uncrru. reciorai
land Sucar Coaled Calharjic Pills and.Ger,
huin Worm Seed.
The abnv articles,' and many others np
fu-hn'Mitioned belonging to his Ime of business.
,vm , De KeHl, ''fliy 1' $ -W
'l wlia'
ton, two doojrfkbove the Bakery and yonlec-
ief"""- ....
MONROE COUNTY
It
itluJm:! Piro Ii:.Mii-niir CoRiji'y
Jniie rate of Insurance is one dollar on
-- the thousand dollars insured, after"
which payment no subsequent tax wilt
be levied, except to cover actual loss or
damage by fire, that may fait upon lhcriir
icrs ol the company.
1 he nett profits arising from interest
or otherwise, will be ascertained yearly,
vi wiien uncii mernoer 111 proportion to
lis, her, or Ithcir deposit, will have a
credit in the company. Each insurer inf
or with the said company will be a riicro
bcr thereof during Hie term of his or her4
lolicy. The principle of Mutual Insur
ance lias been thoroiifhlv fncfod If. no
been tried by the unerring test of experi-j
encc, and lias proyed successful and uef
conic very popular. It affords the great-
est security against toss or damage, by
fire, on the most advantageous and rca-"
onable terms.
Applications for Insurance to be niardc!
in person, or by letters addressed to "
Vm .K. Havilaxd, Secretary.
MANAGERS
Stogdcll Stotkcs, Robert Boys;
James II. Walton, Silas L. Drake,
C. D. Brodhead, II nry Peters, jr.
Geo. C. Rauaberry, Chas. R. Andre,
Joseph Former, Chas. Shoemaker,-Samuel-
Melick, Stephen Kestlef
It.- S. STAPLES, Pres'idertt,
J. H. Walto.v, Treasurer.-'
Stroudsburg, Sept. 17; 1857.-
M. W. KING &ON;f
PATENT
CHAIR MANUFACTURER
433 BnooaiE Sr., One Di.oit East of
Broadway,- -
(Late 4G3 Broadway,
NEW-YORK,
Established A. D., 1833.)
Invite an examination of their
great varietyand superior as- '
sortment of'GHATRS, manu- '
factored at their own establish c
ment, and under their immediate-.
1 .observation and
uircclioiif in'
cludint
Pivot Revolving Chairs,
Self-Act ing Extension Recumbent Chairs)?,
Improved Invalid Wheel Chairs,
Major Searle's Traveling Invalid Chair,
Spaiiish Spring and Squab Chairs,
Rheumatic, Spinal & Asthma Invalid io:
&c. &c, &c,
Embracing the most complete assort aipnt. nr.ff
choicest kinds for Parlors, Drawing itooms?
Chamber, Gardens, Libraries, Counting Hou
ses, Otfices, PuJdic Institutions, Den
tists, Barber?, &c, together with every desi-'
rable sort adapted to the eom'ort. conveni
ence, and luxury of the Sick, the Aged, the'
iKFiRM, me lame and L,azy.
In point of ingenuity ofdessten. efefrnnep nf'
fini.-h, quality and richness or material, faith
fulness of execution, durability and clieannea
these chairs are unsurpassed. Fur them ii.'
W. Kino t?i Son, wpre awarded the first and
only Prize JMcdal, and the Faculty recom
meriueu mem so far preferable to beds or .
couches for patients afflicted with Spinal
Asthmatic or Bronchial affections.
lo either arm of the chi.ir mav be attach
ed a convergent reading or writing Desk, and,
any combination desired will be manufactur
ed to order.
A Circular with explanatory cuts, will be
sent by mail if requested, and orders, (with
remittances,) promptly forwarded to anv uart
of the world.
LUXURY AUD ECOftG&frY H
KING'S NEW CHAIR -AS YOU LIKE IT
An Arm Chair, Reclunnn- Cfiair. Couch'
and Bedstead, (combined i.v one.) is suscep-
uuiu 01 livt iveninereru positions; or changed
to meet ihe vancd reiiuiremeuta fur comfort
convenience, luxury, and economy (in space'
as well as price.) Whether in sicknes or"
healtn, this celebrated CHAIR 44as you like
it," excels iu many respecls, any chair per
haps ever manufactured in this or auv otheF
country.
i he price varies from Fifteen ttr Thirtu'
Dollars, according to finish.
To public Institutions, as well as- to indi
viduals, this Chair is a very desirable arliclo i
ind utU be supplied in any number, on the
most liberaf terms. Apnlv i.'i. or 'address
fi. W. KING & SON,
433 Broome St, One door E st of Broad
way, New-Yotk, (Late4GS BroadwaV
April 2, 1857.ly.
New Wholesale aud Retail
Stg-oiil.lai Pa.
The undersigned would inform Land
lords and che public generally, that
he continues the above business in Strouds
burg, in the store house formerly occupied
hy John II Melick as a Jewelry Store, an
has on haud a lafgd sTock of
WINES AND LIQUORS
..fall kinds and of the best quality, direct fronV
.'he Custom House, which he ifc rireDareirJ
io sell to Landlortjsand others on the most reaV
onable terms. Our stock consists of French
Brandy, dark and pale. A so, Peach, Black
erry. Cinnamon arid Cherry .Brandy ; Hol
'and Gin, N. K. Rum; Irish, Itye atid Apple
Whiskey; Lisbon, Claret, Port, Sweet Mala
ga, Currant and Champagne Wine, &c. &ct
lso, on hand a large stock of Bitters of all'
kinds.
Demijohns, from to 5 gallons; bottles, aiii
generally any thing that can be asked for in"
our lin'et . , .
landlord's witl find it greatly to tliefr ad-
vantage io oeyi vmi tue. t nave no. tun
agents to sell and distributed liquors for ihe ;
. . .1. . i .. . I. ' F (
great expeiii-p, which musit be paid fr by t!
consumer, i nose dealing with me i iuti
-hall be satisfied frith'the article t.hy get
well as the price, ami. whenever1 they arc
I will be pleased, to have them retuj
liouor, and. make the fact, knowi, mr1
end t3 make it a derma nent bnsir.r'j.sJ
can pnjy do so by dealing honorably,
uuurs sent, me, ay si.iga uri era or ornery
-i :z.. ... r . i ...
e promuth attended tb, the same as
!ho person was present diyilui I'P 'Hi
luiy , r. a. t'os.
For sale' by
AN )RSf
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