I
STATEMENT
Of Receipts and Expenditures of
MONROE COUNTY.
CH ARLTON BURNET, Treasurer, in
in account wnli the county of Monroe,
from the fist Monday of January, 1857, lo
the first monday of January, 1858.
IR.
To am't. of County Tax rec'd for
year 1853 68 25
do do do 1854 2 (SO
do do do 1855 232 04
do do do 1856 30197
do do do 1857 2282 3 1
Tax rec'd of V. Kautz '54 '55 '5G 5 16
Redemp. money recM on un
seated lands, 59 55
do do seated do 27 23
$56'J7 0B
1712 05
$7409 11
Bal. due C. Burnet Treasurer
CR.
By ami. p'd. L.Slutter, late Treas. SI 155 (50
Administration of Justice.
Pay and mileage ot Grand and
Petit Jurors, S12I3 05
Constables.
Ain't p'd Constables for returns &c. 137 1)8
District Attorney.
By am't p'd W. K- Uaviland, Dis
trict Attorney. 30 00
Witness Fees in Commonwealth
Cases.
Com. Patrick Hart, $337 63
' vs. Snow et al. 8 Q5
ts. Nelson Staples, 7 89
" vs. Duftin, 3 81
" ts. Albeit, 7 iHjj
44 ts. Correll, 3 91
44 ts. Vanliorn. 10 09
V8 E. Paul, 5 55
vs. Pat Cunningham, G:
vs. Ray 9 4l
vs. Pat Cogan, 5 00
$3g.j
Boarding Prisoners.
Am't p'd Jos. Dunlield, 94 31
Court Cri'-r and Tip-staff.
Ain't p'd C. U. Wurnick and
F. Freeman, 97 79
Commissioners Clerk &, Counsel
P'd E. B. Dreher, Coin's Clk, 5 67
P'd J. H. Waltun, Counsel, 2o 00
SI 10 67
Prothonotary and ClVrk of Court.
P'd John Edmger, Prothonotary &c 81 82 J
County Commissioners.
P'd JoscphjHeckman 102 41
P'd John C. Strunk Kk? 73
P'd Peter S. Hawk 7i 50
349 64
Inquisitions.
Inquisition on body of Eleazor Price 15 87
Assessors.
P'd Assessors of the several tspe, 186 33
Road Damages.
P'd Peter H. Robeson 75 00
" Michael Super, Keller r'd 10 00
885 00
County Printing.
P'd Theodora Schoch, 91 71
John DeYounjr
95 75
-818746
County Auditing.
P'd for Auditing public accounts
County Lines.
P'p for Surveying line between
Monroe Pike and Wayne,
Bridge Views.
26 00
77 00
For viewing Bridges
8 00
STATEMENT showing the Duplicates
sions and balances due the same.
Year.
Collectors Names.
Townships. j Am't
53 William Jones,
Charles Pi ire,
iSemy Albeit,
enry Albert,
Jildred, $308
Prue, 10G
.M-Smithfild, 757
;M. Smithfield, 544
Joseph ilton,
lodge Winters,
Ai.thonv Berber,
Coolbaugh,
Toby'.aiina,
Kid red,
Strou'd,
Jackson,
101
246
588
John Kern.
Philip McCiuskev,
122
ilo
476
158
318
725
323
104
134
738
Joseph Mover.
CooltaUgh,
Jacob Grcenamnver,;'Ohesnuthill,
jnn VMisierlioudt (JacKMiii,
Josefih Kunkle,
John IlaTinas
M Smithfield,
olk,
: Price,
;Toiiyhanna,
Reuben Krege.
loslah IJ. Snow,
Peter Merwiti'e. 1'r
WiliiJim Motpller. Stroud,
f56 Michael Brown, 'Stroudsburg
557
466
145
Chas. D Brodhead, Chesnuthill,
Joseph Moyer, jCoolbaugh,
Charles Houser, fl'obyhanna.
154
331
Joseph Hawk, jkldred,
5
ohu Rinker, jllamilton,
1034
George J. Miller, (Jackson,
153
John llanna.
jN. Smithfield,' 700
Pot'ias Setzer, Paradise,
191
George Dursheimer, Polk,
; 347
t 1 11
624
' 312
James Palmer Pnce,
Robert W. Swink, Stroud,
Sarob Newhard, Ross,
Daniel Walter, Smithfield,
7 if
oj7l Joseph Mover, iCooloaugh,
127
Joseph Hawk,
John Rinker,
iEldred,
'Hamilton,
:JaeKs,on,
l02H
5 iaR
Jacob Miller, jr.
Samuel D. Pipher,
M Smithfield.
B0
189
355
2R3
Lei trantz,
ij'aradise,
Polk.
Porono,
Pru e,
-Ross,
jSmithfieltJ,
jStroudsbiirg
'Siroud,
Joel Berlin,
lacob Edinger,
Harrison Se Ting,
110
Jacob Newhart,
312
708
561
703
87
C6
Daniel U alter,
Henry D. Bush.
William Mosteller,
Samuel Hav,
T()!yliaiin.i
Samuc 1 Miltenberger,'Tuiikhaiinock,
Amount of outstanding Taxes
for 1857 and previous y'ar,$4704 52
Balance due County from Le
vi Slutter, former Trea-ur-er,
at Hettleiuent dated 4th
January, 1855, and which
has not been accounted for, 128 58
Three years iu.te.rcet on same, 23 14
Total due County,
4856 24$
10,000
FEET OF HEMLOCK
BOARDS lor sale lv
C. R. ANDRE.
JS'roudftiburg, February 1-5, 1853.
Enumeration of Taxables.
P'd for Enumerating Taxables 16 00
$24 00
Refunding
P'd on Refunding checks,
Redtnptions.
Redemption on J. Rees tract, 9 62
do do Sum'l Morrison, 24 26
503 86$
do do J. Conard 8 00
S41 88$
Court House.
Repairs of public Buildings
Elections.
P'd Expenses of gen'l and tsp'a.
Premiums.
Ain't p'd on fox Scalps,
County Bridges.
P'd on account of Bell's
(old and new) Bridge, 930 28
37 04
339 18
105 78
do
Rees
do 15 66
do 280 53
do 7 50
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Henry
Stoke,'
Philips'
B rod heads
Deublers'
Cotants'
do
do
do
do
do
39 88
62 79
1 80
14 47
16 00
76 00
37 87
2 10
26 00
17 28
?5 00
14 00
CllCMlltlllll
Butler Milk Falls do
Pencils,
Castle Garden,
Smithfield,
Mackey's,
Stony Run,
do
do
do
do
do
-S1567 174;
Miscellaneous.
P'd Staples &. Barry for
lumber and wood, 35 05
do do do 12 50
44 Andre & Shoemaker,
merchandize, 6 85
do do 29 66
44 W. &, J, Wallace, coal
and Iron, 5 09
44 G.Auracher, merchandize 2 22
44 E A. mold, pat. locks
to eight windows 8 50
44 Chas. M. Price, work at
Jail, 2 56
44 Robert Huston, md'ize 6 30
44 do wood and stove pipe 8 91
44 Y.Kautz, work at Jail. 2 00
14 W. S.Rees, repairs in
Reccorders office 4 77
44 G. V. Gross, work at jail 4 95
44 M. II. Dreher, stone und
plaster for jail 5 75
44 J. ('. Palmer, carpenter
work 12 70
" S. Melick, stationery 24 98
44 Robt Eylenbergei, work 25
44 David Keller, postage 3 77
44 T. M. Mcllhaney. Ad-
uiinMering oaths 50
44 Win. S. Rees, for guneral
and Deed Book 30 00
44 de do 30 00
44 S. Melick, stationery 24 75
4 Caroline Dunfield, work 75
do do 2 00
44 A. Correll, cutting wood 11 25
44 Conard llammon do 1 00
44 C:.rey White do 25
44 S. Tutlle, work in offices 7 13
279 24
Trea. Commissions on rec.
$5697 06 at 2 per c-iit 113 94
do paying 8 S7152
135 .it 2 per cent. 143 04 S25G 93
$7409 1 1
Examined and allowed the fifth day of
January A. D. Ihn8.
A. J. LABAR, )
EI). L. WOLF, Audr's
SILAS L DRAKE, )
JOHN C. STRUNK, )
L P. S HAWK, County Comr's
ROBERT BROWN, )
Attest. E. B. Dreher, Clerk.
Coin'r's Office, Stroudsburg, Feb. 4, 1858.
Jor County payments, Exonerations, Commis
Am't of I Dal. due JPayment.Exon-JCom-duplic,
tllitstsefin'l jc.a'lti.-j mns.
of
Over- j Balance
p'ts. yet due.
7-J 103 b5 ,
28' 23 11 :
2T: 41 63 I
45 102 35'
(8 25
44
35 16
i 23 14
47 63
102 35A
62 5'j
59
7 59
7 93
yfi 7 93
74 16 81
67f 30 58
5
16 hi
30 fit
22 74
16 00
i
2 (12 I
30' 25 30
lo; if; 00
76 23 71
82: 64 57
68; 24 7!J
61, 19 56
55,102 55
62 14 97
13: 67 06
69 89 44i
25 00
10 22 23 32 34 83;
60 00 J j j
7 05 i 1 S0;i5 9i
4 57
.'19 58
50 00
40 00
50 00
52 55
14 97
4 62
16 57 5 S7
8 7731 84; 1
10:
59;317 00 28H l- 25 07;
SOjsJfiG 45 230 87 5
55 69 55 i
8 07i
5 35 58
69 55
Hi 2 61
50s 96 50
J 12 34 7 08 16 81
165 00 i 16 57 85 07
33,499 33 417 81 31 39 50 13
57 95 57 79 00
16 57
.'313 36 A
79700 79 :387 42 15 65.
04 104 01 . 90 00 .16 40. 8 88 15 24
91,192 9l ;i40 82 52 09
4 1' 64 44 j 58 72 I 5 5 72
32; 189 32 485 87$ 16 94 30 21 13 50;
09'll2 09 100 00 , 9 36 15 13 12 40
5S353 07 315 53
41 37 10
27
5127 27
351 52
154 53
j786 2K
i 98 65
680 M
?121 25
151 si5
33 32
68 05
'j 1 B ! 61
89 0
&95 21
1461 91$
I 5 2m
I 66 51
S4704 52
S4856 24 i
50 00
;166 00
;242 00 I
: 50 00
28
(e
l
35
60i
32
i
52 25
15 855
1
195 00
240 35
42 00
:i 45 00
,618 41
:i66 60
j238 20$
76 56
i
9 08;
9 65
6 191
05
1
80
30
81
I2
40
51!
5 62
Total due county,
Amount of of outstan
ding County checks
as near as can be
ascertained, 82286 49$
Amount due C. Bur
net lato Treasurer, 1712 05
83998 97$
$857 364,
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE
For sale by
ANDRE & SHOEMAKER.
May 8, 1856.
STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS OF COMMISSIONERS.
John C. Strunk in account with County
DR.
.oro rn i. :.a ML- S:20 00
icu iu uusu itnc" m- "
. . , , i- lift
1853
1854
1855
1N56
1857
146 70
15H 00
145 74
it
(i
(
u
it
184 00
$769 44
Peter S. Hawk in account with County
Dlt
1856 To cash received per check 840 00
1857
138 50
8108 50
Joseph Hcckman in account with County.
DR.
To aggregate amount of cash received for
full term of three vears 8412 50
The amount of the cost of the new
,Ua f!nt.iinneM check Roll.
STATEMENT showing the Duplicates for Slate payments, Exonerations, Commis
sions, and balances due same
Tear. Collectois Names.
"Townships.
1852 Peter Gilbert,
Henry Overfield,
1853 John Kelley,
William Jones,
Charles Price,
(Theodore Schoch,
Henry Albert,
1854 H.'nry Albert,
Chesnuthill,
M. Smithfield
Coolbaugh,
Eldred,
Price,
Stroudsburg,
M Smithfield
M. Smithfield
George Setzer,
Ross,
Paradise.
Coolbaugh,
Tobybauua.
Price,
Eldred,
Stroud
Jarkcon,
Stroud-hurg,
Clicsnuthill,
CoolliBUgh,
Eldred,
Jnck-on,
M. Smithfield
Paradise,
Price,
Abraham Transue,
Joseph Wilton,
Jude Wiuters,
Elihu Po.-ten,
Anthony Berger,
John Kern,
Philip M-Clusky,
Michael Brown,
1855 JucobGreeiiamoyer
Joseph Moyer,
John Kunkle,
J. R. Ou-terhoudt.
John Hanna,
Andrew L. Storm,
Jo-iab B. Snow,
William Mo-teller,
Peter Mrrwine,
Reuben Kresge,
1956 Michael Brown,
Stroud,
Tobyhanna,
Polk,
Stroudsburg,
Cba.. D. Brodhead,
ubcnuthill,
Coolbaugh,
Eldred,
Hamilton,
Jo-eph Moyer,
Joseph Hawk,
John Rinker,
George J. Miller,
John Hannahs.
George Dorhimer,
G-forie Warner,
Tories S' tzer,
James Palmer,
Ja ob Newhart,
Robert W. Swink,
Daniel Walter;
Cbarle- Houser,
Jo-eph Moyer,
Jackson.
M. Smithfield
Polk.
Pocono,
Paradise,
Price,
Ro.xs,
Stroud,
Smithfield,
Tobyhanna,
Coolbauffb,
Chesnuthill
ChBS. D Brodhead,
Joseph Hawk,
John Rinker,
Jacob Miller,
Samuel I'ipber,
Levi FrantE,
jjoel Berlin,
j Jacob Edinger,
Harri-on Sebring,
Eldred.
Hamilton,
Jackson,
M Smithfield
Paradise,
Polk,
Pcono,
Price,
! Jacob Newhart,
R033
Daniel Walter,
Henry D. Bunh,
William Mosteller.
Smuel Hay,
Sam'l Milteuberger
Smithfield,
Stroudsburg,
Stroud,
Tobyhanna,
Tunkhannock
Monroe County, ss ; We the undersigned
yoing is a ftatement of the State Taxei as
there are yet ballances remaining and out
Jan. I, 1858. Witness our hands this
Those marked thus have paid in full
Henry D. Shafer. late Sheriff of Monroe
Counuty, to said county, DR.
To am't of Jury funds col
lected from Dec. 1. l-?54
to Sept. T. 1857, inclu
sive. 864 00
To am't of fines collected
from Dec T. 1854, to
Sept. T.157, inclusive. 173 00
To am't of cheaks from
Commissioners. 9 80
S246 80
Something New.
The public are respectfully informed that
the undersigned has opened, in the Borouirh
of Stroudsburgi a NEW
DRUG STORE,
in the' lar,
ge fodr story building
r.'cted by Messrs Fow-
rintemute, two doors a-
redently er
Ipr 11 nil W ml phi
bove Robert Boy's S to. e, where
m ilitni K Lnpmn.r ntuntrc n
i,..n,L n I, nftsnrimpni nf
. ir r n . v-..,
"'"S.' ""T" u,-
x-,ec una summon utass, 4c
The stock will also embrace FANCY NO-
iiDio eiimws vuneiyi irom wnicn all
tastes can be gratified, including
Perfumcry, Plain and Fancy Glars Ware,
Toot hj Hair and -Toilet Brushes; Combs, &c
ALSO Pure
WINES AND LIQUORS
for medicinal purposes, which betir their own
recommendation.
Every article will be warranted pure and as above, giving a full history 01 your case,
fresh, and will be dispensed by an assistant a8 t,e sun js , re. Enclose a sbimp, and
whose experience in the business is such as address Dr, W. as above, giving a full histo
to deserve the unlimited confidence of the ry of your case, und you will Mess the day
public. Call and see. you made the effort to secure what is ce. tain
JAMES N DURLING, Proprietor; A RADICAL CURE.
Stroudsburg Dec. 3l, 1856.
OR.
1852 By seventeen days service, 85 50
1853 " seventy-nine days 511
. . . , Tifj. -roll ".
IklR il .;.l.t.t no m.A. in I nniU J
1855 " 9i days, 141 75
1856 one hundred and 57 days 220 50
1857 " one buudred and 60 days 240 00
$876 00
769 44
Balance due J. G. Strunlr, 8108 5fi
CR.
827 75
143 25
1856 By lBi days service
ld57 44 95 days service
$171 00
108 50
Balance due Peter S. Hawk,
S2 5ti
CR.
By aggregate number of days service for
full term of three years (two hundred
and seventy-five da)s). 5-412 5.
bridge at Bells .Mill, in full as taken from
8I80 34
A. J- LABAR,
Ed. L. WOLF. V Auditor's
SILAS L. DRAKE,
Am'tof
Bal. duclPayiri'iitslEyonc-f Com- 1 Salance
Iastsct't I j 'tiuns. I sions. 1 yet due.
43 93 43 93
56 38 56 3
24 25 24 25
168 49 53 167 49
61 94 nl 94
92 28 16 25 76 03
188 65 l-s 65
145 27 145 27
3 00 3 00
32 1 9 32 1 9
29 49 29 49
29 42 29 42
5fi 7y 19 45 93 yr 37
146 82 14(5 82
57 88 57 H8
106 96 106 96
48 64 48 64
102 02 35 00 4 21 15 57 47 -jg
70 65 I 70 65
36 70 25 44 45 10 81
105 59 15 (10 90 59
500 6 370 94 129 92
3 16 3 16
72 12 n0 60
404 12 3H5 62 12 42 25 08
75 54 7 6U " 90
161 15 30 ()0 131 15
355 71 2BBas! I ;y 49
i... 1 9 100 25 2()T 64
76 97 76 97
222 72 67 55 155 17
6-7 23 27 8 01 23 95
1 01 89 32 00 69 89
42 11 3 93 47
229 36 65 10 164 10
135 16 '23 23 84 9 06
115 13 1(4 96 4 65 5 52
79 08 07 31 7 H2 3 95
215 70 90 67 4 47 10 56
439 73 3'7 I3' 5 25 116 73
4gq gs 474 V0 9 35 1 4 6
89 43 30 62 3 03 4 32 51 45
71 7h
308 70
216 96
696 44
101 73
472 64
1 18 H7 16
1 fi6 229 45
156 27 3 73 20 99
7 95
3 00 212 75
47 67
363 30
24 487 7-'
1 41 49 53
37 39
315 57
489 25
63 20
207 58
74 94
301 13
515 09
497 57
214 00
96 81
67 49
79 61
72 90
219 82
538 5
106 96
298 45
315 09
70 65
21 70
105 59
500 Hi
109 16
72 88
514 12
211 15
359 53
3t)8 09
76 97
222 72
6H7 23
101 fQ
482 11
229 36
182 06
115 13
79 08
215 70
439 73
49 93
89 43
71 78
308 76
216 96
696 44
!01 73
472 64
108 34
231 31
180 99
78 95
215 75
47 67
3(53 30
488 82
51 04
37 39
54111 46
County Auditors do certify that the fore
assessed since the year 1852, upon which
- standing, as taken from the books up to
eleventh day of Jan. 1853.
since settlement of Auditors.
Henry D. Sbafer, CR. by the following
fee.4? due from county.
By summoning Jurors, and
making returns to the
several Courts from Feb.
T. 1855, to Dec. T. 1857,
inclusive, and adverti
sing the Gen. Election. 8159 00
By am t fees due on Com
monwealth tiuits. 93 80
By per centage on S 173 00,
fines, at 3 per eent. 5 19
827 99
Brought down 246 8
Bal. duo from county to H. D.
Sbafer, Sheriff,
841 19
DR. WALTON'S
AMERICAN PILLS.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
Young A iiitii ica Victorious I
One small box of Pills cures ninety-nine
cases out of n hundred. No Balsamt no Mer-
cury, no odor on the breath no tear of detec
llon- Two smu" I,ll,s " tl"se t;,sUjlcss ar,(
barmless as water. Full directions are giv
en' so ",ut H'e rintienl can cure limisell as
CCI IH 111 u a IV nil tuu .iu li.tr ui i lie uiwsi UA
rieiiced surgeon, and much better than with
the ad vice of one of little experience ill this
c.16Suf .jiseasb.
Senl by m,, to any pij of i)C cnunlry by
enclosing one dollar to Dr. D. G. Wulioil
No. 154 North Seventh st. below Race. Phil
adelphia. A liberal discount to the trade.-
None uenuine without the written signature
of D. G. Walton, Proprietor,
Dr. W.'e treatment for Self-abuse, Weak
ness, &c. is entirely different from the usual
course. Dr. W. has cured hundreds who
have tried others without benefit. The treat
ment is as certain lo cure as the sun is to
ricn TCft.l..c. cl'inin. :inH :ifMricc Dr YV
January 28, 1857. ly.
Winter Arrangements.
iNEW II. It. ROUTE.
Delaware. Lackawanna & Western
RAIL ROAD.
New and expeditious broad puage route
from the North and West, via Great Bend
and Scranton, and from the Lackawanna
and Wyoming vallies, directly through to
New York and Philadelphia.
On and after Monday, January 18, 1858,
trams will be run as follows:
The Niirbt Express Train bound east on N.
Y. & Erie Railroad arrives at Great Bend at
4:00 A. M., and connects with the Express
Train which leaves Great Bend for New
York and Philadelphia, ot
Due at Montrose, - -T:inkll:illlli:ck,
Factoryvillc,
Scranton, -Strondsburjr,
-
8:30 a. m.
9:07 44
9:50
10.13 44
11:00 44
1:38 p. m.
Dela ware.(15 minutes todine) 2:10
Bridgville, Phila. passen
gers leave, - - 2:40
Junction, .... 3:30
New York, - - - 7:10
Philadelphia, - - - 8;20
Pntsungers from New York, leave
Pier No. 2, North River at
7:30, n. m.
From Phila. leave Walnut st.
Wharf at
Leave Junction,
Due at Bndgevillo, Phila. con
nection, -
Deluwure, 15 mill, dinner,
Stroudsburg,
Scranton, -
Factoryville,
Tun khan nude -
Montrose, -
Great Bend,
Connecting a I Great Bend with
the Dunkirk Express west, at
Accommodation Train leaves
Scranton for Great Bend at
Arrive til Great Bend,
6:00 44
10:55 44
11:45 44
12:00 44
12:47 p. in.
3:35 44
4:27 44
. 4:48 44
5:35 44
6:10 44
7:15 44
7:20 a. m.
12:25 p. m.
Connecting with the Emigrant Train west,
on the N. Y. & E. R. R.
Returning, leaves Great Bend, 1:25 p. m.
Doe at Scranton, ... 6:10 44
For the accommodation of way travel on
the Southern Duision, a Passenger Car will
be attached to the Express Freight Trains
leaving Scranton at 5:00 a. m.
Due at Stroudsburg at 10:20
44 Junction at 2:10 p. m.
Returning, will !eae Junctional 5.00 a. m.
Due at Strmidburg at 8:35 44
44 Scranton at 2:50 p. in.
Pai-senrs Irom New York will change
care at Junction.
To ami from Philadelphia, via B. D. R. R.
leave or take the cars ul Bndeville.
For Pilt.-ton. liiijr?toii, and Wilkeebarre,
take L. &. B. R. R. c-irs at Scranton.
For Josup, Arciibild, and Carbondale.
change cars at Greenville.
Tickets sold and Bajjae checked through.
JOHN BRISCIN, Sup't. j
Wm. N. Je.ks, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
11.41 1? HJ34,! i iU H058 IlVI
IlUIIJil W iiil tSJ kill kit Villi
t'he t estimi iiy ol Prof Booth and Dr"
nuikie ham-g pre lunslv been pubiishhed,
lollouinj; s now added:
Pro!. Mi CLOSKKY. lormerlv Pro-
'-sor of theorv ami practice ot Medicine
1 itie remale Alt tin al (olHe ol i'enn
'i .1 ma. 11 mi late Proe.ssor ol Suryerv
1 ihr American Culh-pe ot Medicine, & .
Philadelphia, Nov. :27th, lh5(i.
Mr Jos h K. Huvt'r'. A trial of your
LIQUID HAIR DYE will convince the
most .-keptiral, that it is a safe, elegant ami
'ffiracunis preparation. Unlike many others,
t lias in several instances proved servicea
!e in the'cuie of some cutaneous eiopiion?
n the head, and 1 ha to no hesitation in com
nendiug il to those requiring such an appli-i-alioit.
Very resjiect fully,
J. F. X MrCLOSKEY. M. D..
475 Race .St above 13tli
HOVER'S WRITINU INKS, inclu.iii.o
HOVKR'S intlTING FLUID, ami HO
VER'S IN DELL! BLE INKS, still man.
lain their hth cnaratier, which has always
distinguished (hem, and the extensive :e
uand first created, has coiiltnued uiunlet
upled until al present.
Orders, addressed to the Manufactory,
No. 4 in R.i.-e street above FOURTH, oid
No. I ll, Philadelphia, will receive prompt
..tlCl'I'tn
JOSEPH E HOVER, Manufacturer.
Decemuei 21, lb57. 3m.
Q5Sp A ceupral assortment of Window
shades, Wall Paprr. &c for sale, which
vill be aold at citv tales. Call and evam
me May 7. l8-'7 lv
y&XTUY will you suffer with a bad
Cough or Cold, when relief may be
had for '2n cents, by using IIOLLINSULAD
& Detkick s compound Syrup of
i
h
! s-nla jr'Jfble.-ulo and retail by
HOJjWSIIJiAD & DETKICK,
Stf14fehnfjffd .Mcrchauts generally
throjiJk'Alni9unty.
-cent3 per bottle.
1S57. tf.
r
'ar.Aid Cherry and Hoarhoiind
WfcHStt&iA ftheanest and best Cblr
MivKctne inVlhe world.
Howard Associa,tion,
PI1ILAELPIIIA.
A UeUeiolcril Institution, established by s,t'
cial endowment far the relief of the sick
and distressed, afflicted with Viru
lent and Epidemic diseases.
To all persons nfhVted with Soxual Dis
eases, such as Spermulon ha:. Seminal Weak
ness. Impotence. Gouoirhan. Gleet, Sypiitllis,
the Vice of Onanism, or self abuse. &e. &c'.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Jit
view ol the awful destruction of human life',
'aused by Sexual diseases, and the decep
tion practised upon the unfortunate victim
f such diseases by Quacks, several years
ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as
a charitable act. worthy ol their name, to
open a Dispensary lor the treatment of this
clas ol diseases, in all their forms, and to
;ive Medical advice gratis.'U) all who apply",
iy letter, with a desciiptton of their condi
iioii.(:ige. oci upation. habits of life, &c.)
ami in cases of e.tieme poverty, to Jnr-t
nish medicines free of charge. It is need
less to adil that the Association commands
the highest medical skill of the agc'..and
will furnish ihemost approved modern trcatr"'" ''
me.. 1.
The Ditectois. on a review of the pasf,
leel assured thfti their lahors In this sphere
f benevolent eflurt, have been of qreat
i.encfit to the nflln-ted, especialy to the
ounp. and they have resolved to devote
themselves, with renewed zeal, to this very,
important but much despised cause.
Just Published by the Association, a Re-
port on Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weak
ness. the.Vice o: 0;.Rnisin, Masturbation or
Self Aiuse. and other Diseases of the Sex
ual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon
which will be sent by mail, (in a sealed
letter envelope,) FREE OF CHARGE, on
receipt of TWO S TAMPS for postage.
Address. Report or treatment. Dr. GEO
R. CALHOUN, Consulting Smgeon.IIo.w
ard Association. No. 2 South Ninth Street;
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bv order of the Directors:
EZRA D- II EAKTWELL. President:
G EO. FA IRC II I LD. Secretary.
December 3. lS57.-ly.
TJHE SECRET INFIRMfTlESfJT
YO I T EE A X U A T J 15 5 '2' Yj
Just Published, Grails, the 2ijlh Thousand.
A few words on the rational Treatment,
without medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Local,
Weakne.-s. Nocturnal Emission?, Genital and
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay of the
SvAtem, In-pediments to Ma rriauo generally,
by Ii. DE LANEY, M. D;
The i .iportant fact that the many alarm-4
1 ng complaints originating in the imprudence
and solitude o! youth, may be easily removed
Without Medicine, is in this small tract,
clearly demonstrated; and the entirely new
and highly successful treatment, as adopted
by the Author, fully explained, by means of
which every one is enabled to cure himself
perfectly and at the leabt possible cost, there-'
bv avoiding all the advertised nostrums of
the day.
Sent lo any address, gratis and post free in
a sealed envelope, ny remitting two postage
stamps to Dr. DE LANEY, 17 Lfspetiard .
Stn-et, New York.
October 1, lri57.-ly.
riUVATlTSALE: ;
The under.-igr.ed offers at private sale, a.
verv de.ira4le property, situate in Stroud
township. Monroe countv, Pa . adjoining
Sand ol Philip Fisher, D.ivj.l Lee, Joseph
Lee, Ashton Smiley and others, and within
.i quarter of a mile of the Delaware. Lacka
wanna & Western Railroad, containing
iSG Acres,
70 acres of which is plough land, in a high
atnle of cultivation. CO acres of good Mead
ow and the remainder
well timbered utiti tiuiitv Chesnut and.
Oak. This property is well adnprcd for dai
ry and grazing purposes. There is on this
property an excellent Mill site.
The impiovemeuts are new, having beert
built within tne last tew years. The dwel-xr-'-i&i,
',',e a iri!!e- filled in with brick?
s 13 ' yn feet, two stories high:
Hit ndver failing sprinu of pure wa-
jgggtier ..ear the dwelling. Barn 30
:y 13 teei, wttl! ('ow siied. 30 by 1(5 feet; at
tached. A larue Orchard of choice grafted
fruit trees ot: the pr mises.
Tin- fifth part of a tract of land situate iiV ' .
P. ice tow-iishjp, Monroe county. Pa., in life
warrantee name l JacosUtt. 2 i'ihTcs f8rn,
Stroudsburg This tract is heavily timb'er-Pi
ed with Hemlock. White Pine and Oak.
Persons wishing to view the premises will "
please call on the sabscriber.
A go. ul title and possession given bnlhe'"'
fir-it day ol Aprii uet
JOHN PLATTENBERGER. -
Stroud iriwnship. Seiil 3. ts'57. tf.
SAMUEL I1EES7 "iri . -i
J3CALER IN : .
-AS ASlh
Soots, Sljocs inJiingS,.
Desires to call the attention of
the public, to a new and well se
lected stock of fashionable Hatd
and Caps, which are just received
and will be offered to the people of Strouds
burg and vicinity, on very favorable terms
for ready pay. Also, to a new stock and
assortment of ladies and Gentlemen's fash
ioriable Boots and Shoes sold cheap for cash:
Also, Shoe Findings of all descriptions such
as dressed and undressed Morocco Skinsj
Shoe Pegs, Hammers, &c.
The subscriber also has the asencv for the
sale of Dr. James C. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
and sugar Coated Cathartic Pills and Ger
man Worm Seed.
The above articles, and rtiany others hdl
mentioned belohgiitir lo his line of business;
will be kept constantlyon hand and for soli
at the store lately occupied bv John W.
ton, two doors above ihe Bakery and Cd
liouary 01 Jauuu uoeiz. 5
Positively no Credit. "Quick aaii
D...oM ...... hi ...it villM'
. T u ff!
Please fcallartd see and examinejlpr your
selves before purchasing cIsQwhey
Stroudsburg, Sept. 17, 1S55. jir
iu an nuum it ijjjij-jvuttut ti
On and afterJhhe firt dar
SSS'' January lfe, the uu-
fiyutu will WRUI.u uiiuauif'-
self strictly to the ready Vyam. AW
nersorH buying at hiwm vill be re
quired td pay casbjigBPinfcoods purohas-r
ed, ct give their
curity.
,3 with approve se-
N. B Ord
m cither of the Mer-?
chants in tbi
igh, will be received
iu payment for
Jca,B)TJinc of.
husines-. at cash rates1
1'roduce of oil kinds received in pa
meut for goods.
. SAJUEL MELICK.
Stroudsburg, Deo. 31, 1357
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