MONROE COUNTY
jr;irsnl Fire Insurance Ccnsp'3'
rrnhc rate of Insurance is one dollar on
the thousand dollars insured, after
irlufh nnvnimit. no subsenucnt tax will
n ivu jy J v "
he levied, except to cover actual loss or
tlamagc by Tire, that may tall upon nieni
hers of the company.
The nclt profits arising .from interest
or otherwise, will be ascertained 3reari',
for which each member in proportion to
his, her, or their deposit, will have a
credit in the company. Each insurer in
or with the said company .will be a mem
bcr thereof during tho.tenu of his or her
nolicv. The principle of Mutual Insur
ance has been thoroughly tested has
been tried by the unerring test of experi
ence, and has proved successful and be
come very popular. It affords the great
est security against loss or damage by
fire, on the jnost advantageous, ana rea
sonablc terms.
Applications ior Insurance to 'be made
in. person, or byictters auaresseato.
.W'xM. K., RAXiihAXV? Secretary
MANAGERS.
J. Dcpuo "Labar, Jacob Kncoht,
"Kicbard J3. Staples, Jacob Stouffcr, ,
Samuel D. Piphcr, Charles 11. Andro,
Silas L. Drake, Theodore Schoob,
Godlcib Auracbor, Thomas W. llhodcs,
Joseph Fennrr. Sam'l S. Drohor,
STOGDELL STOKES President.
Go li En AuiiAcnER, Treasurer.
Silas Drake, Surveyor.
Stroudfcburg, Sept. 16; 1S58.
LIVERY BUSINESS.
Valentine Kaulz & Wnh Huntsman,
(Successors to M. B. Po&tcns,)
Having purchased the
stooric lately ownea oy ;u
B. Potitens, take this opportunity
to notify their friends and the public gen
erally, that they have added considerable
now fml- in th Hnm and will ennhnup
the bu-ioets at the old staud, on Franklin
Street, where they are prepared to hire
Horses and carriages at the lowest caih
rates. Their Horses are safe, fast and
gentle, and their vcbickles consit of all
kiudjj, to suit the tastes of the fastidious.
Attentive ostlers always on band, and dri
vers furnished when desired. Call and
ece for yourselves. Straugers taken to
any part of the country at the shortest
notice. They will continue to run the
new omnibus between this borough and
the Railroad Depot. Persons intending
to so on the railroad will be called for at
any part of the Borough, by leaving their
names at their office near the stable.
The omnibus will also be at the Depot on
the arrival of trains to convey passengers
mto town.
No pains will be spared to give satis
faction to all who may favor them with
their patronage.
KAUTZ & HUNTSMAN.
StroifiMurg, June 24, 1653.-tf.
LOTTEBIES.
THE LOTTERIES OF
.nwiW0!s EDDY & CO.
.;Arecharteredby the Slates of Delaware and
G:oriii, and have, sworn commissioners an
pointed to superintend their drawings, and
cerliiy thai everything connected with the
Ksiine is done in a strictly honorable manner.
They oii'er to the public a fair opportunity
for investment, the interests of parlies at a
distance bein-f as well protected though
ihe.y were pre.-ent. lae .Managers would
respectfully call attention to the fact, that all
persons have a legal right to send orders for
tickets to Delnwnrc or to Georgia, as the Lot
teries of Wood, Eddy &, Co. are authorized
by the Legislature of either Stale.
.A Lottery will be drawn ercry day at Wil
mington, Delaware, and also at Augusta, Ga.
All orders received being "filled in the draw
ling, nexlutolake place after same comes to
Wholetickets are 810; halves,-5; and
Quarters .$2.50. i-'
"No ticket sent unIes8thcmoney acconi-
. panics the order. Prizes vary from
20 to S5O;(0).
Every prize is drawn, and thV result of
my one desirous,!)!
All communications strictly confidenSj
Write your address plainly, and direct to
WOOD, EDDY & CO.w
Wilmington. Delaware,
V Or to WODDEDDY'&tlO.,
Augusta, Georgia.
All letters to our address will be promptly
acknowledged and prizes cashed, without
delay. - t '
Notice to Correspondents.
Tiiose who prefer , not sending monejrlby
lil, enn use The AdmnsExprsstOomva-
pany, whereby money for" Tickets, in Bims
of Ten Dollars, and upwards,i can,, be jsent ti6
at our risk and expense, from anv
1 il t m
Vpiiy or
Miwii wnere iney nave an omce. JL ire'mon
ey and ordor mut be enclosed in a "Govern
ment Post Office Stamped Envelope' or tho
Express uoinpauy cannot receive thctn:a
Jan. 6, 1850, 3m. . 4q
w m
- &i4 I
Express Arrangement.
The Hope aud Howard Express Com
panys are now prepared to forwarditfon
cy, Valuables of any kind, Paskages&c,
with their own Cars, and special'Messen
gers, with dispatchfrom Stroudsburgtora?
Dy part of the world.
JOHN N. STOKES, Agent,
For the Hope and Howard Ex. Co'e
Stroud-shurg, Feb. 4, 1858. tf.
T4 n A T T7T j. J C r 1.
m:-u'JL'' jy nits aueuLuu.wuiij;a iui vvuau-
ing and shaving a'so the ce'ebrated
shaving cream, for sa'e by
SAMUEL MELICR.
Stroudsburgj January L, 1855.
rawing inrwaruea 10 an purcnasers.
QZr A Circular showing the phuw,
joiieries win ne sent 10 t
County Statement
Receipts and Expcnditurcs.of Monroe County,
KrcPL'e. Emi.. Treasurer, in account with
Jacol
th"? Ctrjfv of Monroe, from the 1st dayof Jahua-
rf&WrlfioS, to 1he Ulst day ol December, A. D.
1858iMucmsive. v
. . - Dr.
To caphrocfil from Collectors on account -I -
of Taxes for vear. 185:$. , $20 81
To cash ree'd from Collectors on, account
oi luxes ior vear 1551 n-iix
To cash re'e'd IromTbllScTors on account"'
of Taxc? for year VShS. 32" 72
To cash rcc'd'frtuH Collectors on account
of Tuxes ibrvear-1856: 29G 43
To cash ree'd irnm Collectors on account
of Taxes for year 1857. - 2871 CO
To cash ree'd from Collectors on account
of Taxes for year 1S58. 2G03 00
$5939 23
To cash ree'd fr .m John Sctzer, Collector
of Paradise town?liip,for'year 185G be
ing an error in Auditors Settlement.
To caah ree'd from George Doll for Stove
and pipe in Commissioner's., office
To cash ree'd for costs on entering Judg
ments, as follows:
Gcunre Millc
21
5
00
00
62
62
62
Henry Overlield,
Itobert Y. bwink.
To cash ree'd from Robert Brown for old
lumber
To cash ree'd on unseated lands
To cash ree'd on seated lands
To cash ree'd on two Tracts of unseated
lands in Tobyhanua township, upon
which double payment was made as fol
lows: Frey Joseph (part)
Gentle James (part)
To amount of Redemptions received in
1858 on sales of ISoti (unseated)
To amount of Redemptions received in
1S38 on .sales of 1858 (unseated)
To amounj; of Redemptions received in
185S on sales of 1856 (seated)
To amonht of Redemptions received ia
37
1011 19
308 08
13 44
0
407 88
55 71
12 31
16 2S
2 25
185S on sales of 1858 (seated) ,
To cash reGeived,of James Consaules on
Tract ot unseated land in Middle Smith-
field township, as follows: Jayne David
$7800 90
577 11
Balanco'duo County Treasurer
8378 01
Cr.
Redemptions.
By amount paid on Redemption checks 469 27
by amount paid Charlton Burnet late
Treasurer. 122G 72
By amount paid Eastern Penitentiary
56 42
4SG 67
676 74
Hy amount paid Judgment in favor of
Howe & Cowcll (Bell s Bridge)
Administration of Justice.
By pay and mileage of Grand aud Petit
Jurors.
Constables.
Making returns, mileage and attending
Court.
108 08
W tness and Court Fees in Comm. Cases
Thomas Christman,
Henry Casting,
Ilenry Feller,
N. Staples.
II. B. Uuflin, '
Enos Paul,
Pat Brown, '
Nelson Ray,
Joseph Van Horn
Boarding Praoners.
Paid Andrew B. Smith,
Paid Joseph Dunficld,
l'rolhonotary.
Paid John Edinger,
Commissioner's Clerk.
Paid Edward B. Dreher for 1S57.
Paid Ldward B. Dreher for 1858.
Commissioner's Council.
Paid James II. "Walton for 1357.
Paid James II. "Walton, for 1S58.
County Commissioners.
Paid Joseph Ueckman for 1857.
Paid John C. Strunk, for 1857 and 1S58.
Paid Peter S Hawk, for 1857 and 1858.
Paid Robert Brown tor 1857 and 1858.
Paid John D. Frailey, for 1858.
Inquisitions
Paid Inqusition on infant child of Annie
Corrcll, including Post MorteM Exami-
nation.
8
12
5
2
1
1
1
1
59
75
C7
00
25
79
50
10
10
40 75
28 17
114 90
79 33
158 00
50 00
25 00
47 00
273 29
131 00
11'5 78
15 00
28 00
10 77
10 86
Paid Inquisition on Joseph Musselman.
Paid Inqusition on John Fitzsimmous.
Assessors.
Paid Assessors of different Townships.
Auditors.
Paid Edward L."Wolf. for 1857 and 1858.
Paid Silas L. Drake, for 1857 and 1858.
Paid A. J. Lubar, for 1S57.
Paid A. J. C olbaugh, for 1S58.
Division Line.
Paid John C. Sfrunk and J. R. Fulmer for
running the Division Hue between Pike
and Monroe Counties.
Road Damages.
Paid P. Snvder, Hamilton.
Paid Daniel Smith. Eldred.
Paid Society of Friends. Borough.
36G 84
25 50
25 50
12 00
12 00
150 94
25 00
90 00
20 00
STATEMENT, showing the County Tax Duplicates, with Payments, Exonerations Com.
missions, Over Payments and Balances yst due.
Am't
Ye'r! Collector's Names.
Township,
1853
William Jones,
diaries Price.
Eldred,
Price
M. Smithfield,
M. Smithlicld,
Coolbaugh,
Tobyhauna;
Eldred,
Stroud,
Jackson,
Coolbaugh,
Jackson,
Polk,
Price,
Tol.yhanna,
Stroudsburg,
Chesnulliill,
Coolbaugh,
Jackson,
SaOS
1 0(5
757
544
" I Henry Albert,
1851fllenry Albert,
" jJoseph Wilton,
" iJude Winters,
82
101
210
Jobn Kern,
Philip McClusky,
Joseph Mover,
John R. Osterhout,
Reuben Kresge,
Josiab B. Snow,
Peter Merwine, jr.,
Michael Brown,
Ghas. D. Brodbcad,
Joseph Mover,
George A. Miller,
Jobu Ilanna,
George Dcrsbimcr,
Josj)b Moyer,
Cbas. D. Brodbead.
588
1855
41 u
it
-I856
ci
it.
122
110
158
323
104
134
557 80
4G6 85
145,55
143 '57
700 70
347 01
127 27
40L 52
tt
tt
tt
1857
i.
M. Smithfield,
I'OIK,
Coolbaugh,
Chcsnuth'ill
Joseph Hawk,
Jbhn Rinker,
Eldred,
Hamilton,
320
1028
Jacob Miller,
Jackson.
148
S. D. Piphcr,
MI Smithfield,
G80
189
355
Levi 1' rantz,
Joel Berlin,
raradise,
Polk,
Jacob Elinger,
Pocono,
Price,
283
110
.Harrison Sebring,
jJocob Ney heart,
j Daniel Walter,
i Henry D. Bu&h,
I William Mosteller.
Itoss,
312
Smithfield,
Stroudsburg,
Stroud,
Tobvhanna.
708
501
703
87
GG
" jSamuel Hay,
' iSam'l Mildcuuerger,
185S, Wayne G. Drake,
Tnnlchaunock,
stroudsburg,
Coolbaugh,
Chesnuthill,
724
146
582
402'
t.
'Jiiram Warner,
Thomas Altamosc,
John liar tor,
Chas. F eatberman,
Burner Krcsre,
tt
tt
i.
u
blured;
Hamilton,
1289 41
Jackson.
179
" ' EmanueliG. Moshicr,
" fJobn-M? Dei bier,
M. Smithfield,
Price. -
855 ,37
149f09
2G3ttfd
300 14
Paradise, 1
George Warner.
Pocono,
" iLepiF. Shupp,
Polk, .
Ross.
44G 90
383 31
879 81
852 92
167 34
77 42
tt
Uiiarlcs I'rautz, ,
tt
tt
tt
tt
Uaniel Walter,
Smithfield,
Stroud,
William Mosteller;
WUliam itibacu,
Tobyhanna,
Tunkhannock,
Philip Greenamoyer,
liose marked thus have since paid
STATEMENT OF ACCOUTSjplbojIiySIOWERS.
John C. Strunkigccount with the County.l
m . n , , -DR.
To cash Received per Check, from. Jan.
30
60
.Paid Frederick Shupp, Polk, . . . t .
'Paid S. J. Hbllihshead, Borough ,t ., .
Ml
l am jucou vjorren. aiureiw
tf J County Printing;
Paid JohnrDeYdung. . 'J
Paid Thdodore School
Bridge v iews.
Paid for viewing different Bridgci.
. Refunding.
395 86
166 75
28 00
192 58
297' 42
76 82
18 00
35 46
Paid on unseated lands.
Paid to Collectors for over, payments of
Duplicates.
Court Crier and Tip Stave.
Paid C. W. Warnick, (Court Crier.)
Paid B. F.'Trceman, (Tip Stave.)
, County Buildings.
Paid for work repairs and wood at Court
House, office and Jail. ' '
Elections.
Paid for General and Township Elections.
Bounties.
Paid for Pox Scalps, &c.
Postage.
Paid David Keller,
484 66
84r
1
Paid John Del oung,
Bridges.
Paid Marshall's Creek Bridge.
Paid Smitlifield (Bells) Bridge.
Taid Bells Bridge.
Paid Pencils Bridge.
Paid Stoke's Bridge.
Paid Kerr's Bridge
Paid Pocono Bridge.
Paid Kunkle's Bridge.
Paid Long Pond Bridge.
2 s:
-. t
,92
207
145
119
27
11
Eaid Wm. S. Yintermute, Borough, -Paid
John Gorrell, Eldred. - ' -
4 24
13
6 25
Paid Brodbead's Bridge.
7 5G
JfpPaid Price Township Bridge
2 00
Paid Stoncy Kun Bridge
4 59
Paid Henry's Bridge
9
16'
Paid McMichael's Bridge.
Paid Philips Bridge.
4 87
Paid Bushkill Bridge.
5 GO
Paid Martin's Creek Bridge.
6
25
Paid Mackay's Bridge
Paid Tanncrsville Bridge
15
Miscellaneous Account
Paid E. B. Dreher, for assisting Commis
sioners in holding appeals
6 50
17 16
Paid George Malven, Merchandize.
Paid E. B. Dreher freight on assessment
Books to and from Easton.
Paid James N. Durling Candles and Ink
for Court House.
Paid E. B. Dreher delivering Pocono and
Jackson assessments.
Paid Emanuel Moshicr, making Scnatinal
return for year 1857.
Paid Henry D. Shafer late Sheriff balance
due from County as per settlement.
Paid Henry D. Shafer late Sheriff for serv
ing process against Collectors.
Paid Morris Adler, shirts for Patric Hart.
Paid M. B. Postens, for liveay conveyanoe.
Paid E. Dulot, administering oath to Sher
iff and Commissioners.
Paid "Win. P. Hallockfor watching Pocono
Bridge.
27 44
41 19
5
! Paid Gotleib Aurachcr, Merchandize.
Paid Mclchoir Spragle, regulating un
seated lands.
Paid Win. S. Recs, Books for Recording
office.
Paid Leonard E. Conrtright, interest &c.
Paid Henry D. Shafer, late Sheriff execu
ting requsition.
Paid Michael H. Dreher, making assess
ment of ennumeration.
Paid Robert Boys. Merchandize.
Paid "Wilson D. Rouse, attending appeals
on unseated lands.
Paid J. K. Shafer making 13 election
Boxes.
Paid Godlieb Aurachcr, Lock & M'dzr
Paid C. It. Andre, plank and wood.
Paid Mclchoir Spragle laying out road
from "Whites Tannery.
Paid Jacob Miller, discount and election
returns.
Paid Abraham Hilgert making road
around Bridge at Ransberry's.
Paid E. B. Dreher, auditing Prothonotary
Register and Recorder accounts.
Paid Witness Fees,
Paid E. B. Dreher bringing up accounts
of unseated lands for Road and School
Taxes, from 1848 to 1858.
Paid II. Hammann, binding assessment
and Check Books.
Paid Samuel Melick. Stationary.
By Commissioners on receiving $7S00,90
33 00
2 69
30 00
17 43
2.
5
8
14 00
19 3
at 2 per cent. $156
'.Commissioners on paying $8060,78 at
'2 per cent. ' -161
SS378
Examined and allowed tqis 12th day of
January A. D. 1859.
E. L. WOLF, ) "
SILAS L. DRAKE, V County
Aud
A. J. UUULiUAUlrli. 1
P. S. HAWK, )
ROBT. BROWN, V County Commssioners.
JNO. D. PR A LEY, ) .
Attest. E. B. DREHER, Clerk
The amount of checks outstanding and unredeem
cd, including the balance due Charlton Burnet
late Treasurer, is, as near as can be ascertained
about S3.100 00. In the statcmeutol the outstan
ding checks published last year, the balance
Charlton Burnet, late Treasurer, for 1856, was
inciuaeu.
of
Bal. due
ih Exone-
Com
mis'ns Over-
last set
ittjm-rat'ns.
Bal. due
pay'ts"
tlement
72
28
20
45
$ 35 10
5 00
$ 30 16
23 14
5 18
10 03
100 00
S13 31
S 4 Go
47 03
37 00
102 35
2 35
7 59
16 81
59
9C
74
7 5!)
7 ,93
10 81
3 33
4.60
28 12
5 84
07
30 58
12 70
5 56
10 30
30
10
" 22 74
11 34
1G 00
18 00
I S3
62 05
127 27
' 24 93
303 61
99 52
, 6 55'
26 63
82
55
G2
4 75
7 77
7 55
15 47
5 23
26 22
10 75
22 98
14 10
14 97
9 74
13
.4 62
47 40
22 82
1 64
35 -58
4'72
7 fQ
0 7G
200 30
" 17 09
323 51
130 11
7 91
22 95
GO 55
10 57
313 30
52 09
2 77
7 04
33 28
19 72
17 14
17 86
16 60
15 90
50 73
127 27
351 52
9 41
2 52
13 79
1G G7
5 97
53i
154 53
28j 78G 28
723 20
1 50
G5
98 651 73 72
r.Qn 01T ocn K'i
81
35
65
080 81
,300 53
121 25
151 52
33 32
08 05,
100 90
52- 00
8 38
13 G8
15 33
20 87
32
05
, 19 64
Gl 50
80
101 Gl
152 88
0 GO
30
89 89
395 21
4G4 91
53 28
341 1G
10 78
1 04
81
30 41
22 20
5 30
12
40
54
408 GG
1 18
58 27
34 05
5 28
4 10
G6 54
3 07
G9
79
44
03
278 81
445 88
31 73
,482 27
106 12
785 50
129 7G
115, 00
1,40 17
295 91
503 01
70
.:50M)0
.100. 24
.75 00
09 88
755 13
74 09
163 22
160 14
255 20
214 49
654 81
'802 .92
90 6G
18 71
' 200v0'0
191 7G
105 22
225 00
3 GO
I . i
1G 08
. 5f62
55 95
53109
4678 bri
5,939r23278 5f
398 52
31 835898 72
- jf f 1
Tlietr'counyftlidateVnBU
CK.
106" 56
154 50
Balance at last settlement,
2, 1858 By services 103 days,
00
00.
00.
1858, (o Sate1,
$2G2
859 Jan 11 Balr due County r
SI 23
Robert Brown in 'account with the County
. . , . i DR.
857 cash Received per Check,
858 " " 1 "
859'January 1, Bal. due R. Brown,
$21 00
97 28
G 97
eter S.llawk in account wilh the Couniy.
DR.
858 cash Received per Check, 5111 00
Rfn J.-m.'l. Bal. 'due P. S. Hawk, 17 50
ohn D. Frailey in account with the County.
DR.
PfiR rash Received ner Check, 815 00
BAQ .Tfi n. 1 . R.iL due J. D. Pralcv 9 00
52
52
acob W. Kresge.Esq. Treasurer of Monroe,
in account with said county, on road taxes
received on the sale &c. on Unseated
Land! for the years 1856 and 1857, from
January 1st, 1858, to December 31st, 1858.
73
29
Dr. To aggregate amounljof such Taxes as
21
received from the several taps, &-2lud 24:
45
Cr.
By cash paid supervisors as follows:
31
By cash paid Hiram Warner,
Coolbaugh township, $380 00
Jnsinh Dnwlinnr. do. 380 00
70
03
" Win. Ser oss. Uhestnutlnll, 2a
" Wm. Belles, Jackson 35 00
Wm. W. Frutchey M.
Smithfield, 35 00
" John Storm, Paradise, GO 00
16
45
Ci
((
k
it
it
Chas. W. Transue, do 40
Edward Price, Price 105
John K. Price, do 100
04
00
Peter Transue, Pocono 30
Nicholas Dcpue, Smithfield 11
-George Snyder, Stroud 2
11
" Andrew Eschenbach,
Tobyhanua
Samuel Mihlenbergcr
Tunkhannock
Jacob Altemose, do
275 00
156 31
80 00
1 00
S1717 59
By Commissions on receiving
2 00
2153 24 at 2 per cent.
43 06
34 35
358 24
9 60
By Commissions on paying
$1717 59 at 2 per cent.
Balance in the hands of Treasurer.
S2153 24
1 50
STATEMENT showing the State Tax
co?n?nissions,
1 00
26
8 00
Townships. I
Year.
Collectors Names.
1842
Aaron Driesbach
Pen Forrest
Coolbaugh
1843
Daniel Callaghan
J acob Price
1845
1840
Price
Hamilton
David Keller
1847
woscph Troch
Hamilton
1850
David Keller
Andrew Woodling
Stroud
1 00
Hamilton
1851
Geo. F. lBomberirer
Smithfield
Conrad Frable
John Miller
John Y. Yliet
Eboeh Price
Peter Gilbert
Henry Ovorfield
Melchoir Barry
John Kelly
William Jones
Charles Price
Thcodoro Schoch
Henry Albert
Polk
2 00
Jackson
Coolbaush
.-rico
1852
Chesnuthill
M. SmithBeld
Stroud
3 00
1853
Coolbaugh
Eldred
1 00
Price
Stroudsbiirg
5 Oft
2 20
M.Smithfieid
1854
Henry Albert
M. Saithficld
30 00
George Getss
Boss
Abraham Tran-ue
Paradise.
46 00
Joseph Wilton
Coolbaugh
Jude Winter
Tob3 hauna
Price
02
Elibu Postena
Anthony Bergcr
Eldred
John Kern
Stroud
Philip McClusky
Michael Brown
0
Jackson
Stroudsburg
Chefuuthill
Coolbaugh
Jackson
1855
Jacob GTeenanioyer
Joseph Moyer
J. R. Oustcrhoudt
John Hacna
Andrew L. Storm
Josiah B. Snow
M. Smithfield
Paradise
Prico
Petor Merwine, jr.
Tobyhanna
Reuben Krcscc
Polk
1856
Michael Brown
Chas. D. Brodhcad
Joseph Moyer
Josfjih Hawk
George J. Miller
John Oanna
Geo. Der.Hheimcr
Robert W. Swink
Charlea Ilouser
Jceph Moyer
C D. Brodbead
Joseph Hawk
-John Rinker
Jacob Miller
Samuel -Pipher
Levi Frautz
Joel 'Berlin
Jacob Edincer
Strond.-hurg
Chesnuthill
due
no't
Coolbaugh
Eldred
Jackcon -
M.Smithfieid
Polk
Stroud
Tobyhanna
Coolbahgh
Chesnuthill
Eldred
Hamilton
J ackson
185?
M. Smithfield
Paradise
Polk
Pocono
Harrison Sebring
Jacob Ncyhart
Daniel Walter
Henry D. Bush
William Mosteller
Samuel Hay
Sam'l Mildenbercer
Price
Rosa
Smitbfiold
Stroudsburg
Stroud
Tobyhanna
Tunkhanock
Stroudsburg
CnnllifiiifTli
1858
Wayne G. Drake IS
niram Warner C
Thomas Altemose iChcsnuthill
viz ft
John Ilarter .Eldred
Charles Fctherman, Hamilton
Barnet Krespo jJackson
Emanael G. Mosier:M. Smithfield
Jobn M. Diebler
Charles nilgert '
George Warner
Prico
Paradiso
Pocono
Polk
Ross
Smithfield
Stroud
Tobyhanna
Tunkhanock
Levi F. Shupp
Charles Frautz
Daniel Walter
William Mosteller
William -Eboeh
Phil. Greenamoyer
Those marked with a have since
Melchoir Bossard, Sheriff of Monroe coun
ty, in account with said county, DR.
Hie following Jury funds collected.
Commonwealth vs. Lewis. Keenest, assault
and battery, Si
John Merwine vs. Catharine Stiohl
et. al. No. 41 May T. 1857, 4
James Kasslent vs, Fred. Miller et. .
al. No. 38 Sept. T. 1857, 4
J. F. Drinkhouse vs. TC. H. Wnltnn.
et. al. No. 1(1 Sent. T. 1850. 4?
Comstork & Brothers vs.. Charles
llenrv, No. 33 Feb. T. 1857. 4.
William Ruff vs. Sydenham Walton,.
ISO. IH May 1 . 1836, 4
29iBalancelJuc bounty, 5
- aa m .
262 29
CR.
1857 By 15 days service,
1858 By 68i days service J
COO Rfl
102 75
8125 25
1839 Jan. 1, Bal. duo R. Brown,
SO 97
CR.
Bal. due last settlement,
1843 By '84 days service
S2 50
126 00
1859 Jan. 1, Bal. due P. S. Hawk, $17 50
CR.
1858 By 16 days service
1859 Jan. 1, Bal. due J. D. Fraley,
S24 00
S9 00
Jacob W. Kresgc. Treasurer, in account
with County of Monroe, on School taxes
rerfiived from the sales, &c. on Unseated
Lands, beins from January 1st, 1858 to
December 31st, 1858, inclusive, being tax-
" es of 185b" and 1857.
DR. To arfjiregate amount of such taxes as
received from the several town-
ships .
$1223 57
UU wy-.
,Vd John Pope, Coolbaugh,
$125 00
Reuben Kresge, Jonkson,
38 61
James Palmer, Price,
John Alliger, Pocono,
Robert Brown, Stroud,
Hiram Blowers, Tdbyhanna,
118 00
24 00
1 37
00.
00;
00
152 00
$759 01
001
12. By commissions for rec $1223 57
OOj paying out 759 01
Si -1
15 18
$798 GO
Balance in the hands of Treasurer
421 91
$1223 57
Examined and allowed this 12th day of
January, A'. D.- 1858.
EDWARD L. WOLF,
SILAS L. DRAKE,
A. J COOLBAUGH,
Couniy Auditors.
Duplicates for State payments, exonerations,
and balances yet due.
Am't of 1 Bal. due I Pay
iluplicate had set't. meats.
Exon
lions. Com
sions. Dalance
ct due.
$ 65.31'S 9 31
S 9 31
12 35
74 41
931 55
2 60
7 21
1 78
52 81
58 91
2 00
414 37
75 13
71 39
21 55
05 92
2 60
7 21
1 78
1014 31
52 81
94f3 89
7S2 40
515 77
204 58
119 52
58 55
83 21
315 57
489 52
838 57
63 20
207 58
74 94
53 91
2 00!
414 37
75 13
59 87
5 59
$5 57
05 92
43 93
56 38
828 73
32 09
15 20
24 29
321 57
321 57
24 35
167 49
24 35
107 49
61 94
10 CO
51 94
HOI 13
7G-03
70 03
515 09!
188 65
61 37
127 2S
497 57
214 00
96 81
67 49
79 61
72 90
219 82
145 27
30 00
26 00
115 27
3 00
3 00
32 19
29 49
29 42
38 37
J40 82
57 88
106 96
48 64
47 29
96 59
129 92
3 16
60 88
07 90
6 19
29 49
19 03
6 67
3 72
38 37
105 00
41
538 58
22 37
30
01
26 21
106 90
29S 45
30 36
V r
48 6
315 69
70 65
105 5D
47 29
' V
81 51
4 00
3 83
5 08
500 86
109 1 6
72 88
75 54
101 24
24 85
3 16
30 00
115 05
13 56
3 35
5 84
8 57
27 53
67 90
211 15
359 5.1
131 15
10 26
17 30
15 22
11 14
5 00
11-14
21 72
39 49
308 09 207 84
188 89
3 73
76 97
222 72
76 97
70 97
155 17144 00
03
76
0 53
101 89. 09 69 64 07
482 11 478 18
183 84
29 1 31
229 36i
164 26
116 73
51 45
71 78
308 76
21 G 90
146 59
439 73
89 43
71 12
308 76
216 96
95 01
51 45
71
65
39
304
175 00
459 92
21 00
41
690 44IH96 44
101 73ll01 73
nor?
COU
803
472 04I472 64j360 00
108 34 107 16 101 80
6 34
102
5 36
8 86
10 65
24 20
231 3 1 220 45 50 00
179
180 97
20 99
78 95
212 75
487 67
363 30
487 78
49 53
37 39
12 13
78 95
215 75
78 95
202 10
487 67
459 81
3 66
303 30
488 02
203 00
366 0.0
41 00
160
8 21
113
51 04
q
37 39
34 64
90
1 85
313 81
147 00
100 81
00 16
20 00
4U
259 51
JtVJ
181 93
50 00
131
592 23
82 53
395 34
67 66
97 74
154 75
194 09
173 1.0
406 02
397 07
67 47
30 61
592
82
one;
25 00
50 00
4-
4i
95 00
59
194
29
172 91
336 02
371 03
07 47
0 01
70 00
20 00
23 00
6 04
1 00
80,000 00
paid their State duplicate in full.
Griffin vs. Phillips, No. 21 Sept. T
1855,
Brady vs. Keller, No. 3Q Dec. T. 185G,
Huston vs. Doll el. al, No. 33 Dec
T. 1857.
to
4 00
4 00
on
4 00
4 00
Saren's Administrator vs. Isaac Post
no
JNo. 27 Dec. T. 1857
00
$10 00
A MOUNT OF FiNES COLLECTED
!
0O1
Commonwealth vs. William Van-
j
why, assault and baiterv. Sri nn
nn
do. vs. Lewis Keenest, do.. 20 00
do. vs. William Christman,
for bastardy, 1 00
i
0()i
l'23i(do. Est Henry Sholgft self
jog liquor wunout ni-
cense?-'1" -" 'V 25 00 51 00"
i
3 r-" ' '
.,.$91 00
ft! li
P.T?.
;
Summoning J urors, eu. i
$15 00
Woo
-15 00"
15 00
185S
do-do. May V: Ioji
do. do. fcept. t .
do. do. Dec. I
Notifying Jury of Dec.
10 0'0 70 00
1858, not to attend,
By cost in the following cases settled-by thtf
Uommonwealtn.
nnmmnnweath vs. ITenrv
" - J . x
ler, capias I w
Thomas Chtistmnn. 100
tin. vs. Henry Castins I 0O
p,y j,Cr centage on S3 1 00 fines
collected at 6 per cent,
Advertising General Election
1 53
of 1858.
15 Civil cases tried in Court.
1 87 7 l&
77 15
"'13 85'
Balance due County,
$91 00'
E. L WOLF. 1
SILAS L. DRAKE. Auditors.-
A. J. COOLBAUGH, ),
P. S. HAWK, )
ROBERT BROWN, Co. Corners
J NO. D. FRAILEY, )
Attest E. 13. DREHER, Clerk.
T!!E GREATEST
THE AGE.
MR. KENNEDY, of Ruxbury, has dia-
rovered in one of our common pasture weeds
a remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
FItOM THE
Worst Scrunfula down lo a common Pimple.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nurs
ing sore mouth
One to three bottles will cure. the worse
kind of pimples on the face.
Two or ibree bottles will clear the system-
f)f ,iles.
Two boltlcs are warranted to cure th&
worst oanker in the stomach
Three 01 five bottles are warranted to
cure the worst kind of Erysipelas.
One or two bottles are warranted to cure
all humor in the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure run
ning of the ears and blotches among the
hair.
.Four to six bottles are warranted to cure
corrupi and running ulreis.
Ono bottle will cure scaly eruptions of
the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to
cure the worst kind of ringworm.
Two orUtree bottles are warranted to cure
the most desperate rase of rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted to
cure salt rheum.
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst
case of sciofula.
One to three bottles are warranted to cure
the worst case of dyspepsia. 1 know from the
experience of thousauts that it lias, caused
by a canker in the stomach.
One to two bottles are warranted lo cure
sick headache.
One to two bottles are warranted to regu
late a costive stale ol the bowels.
One lo two bottles will regulate all de
rangement of the kidneys.
Four to six bottles have cured the worst
cases of dropsy.
One to three bottles has cured the worst
82 case of piles; a relief is always experienced.
hat a mercy to get relief in such an ex
cruciatin disease!
I 1 "
. , since its nrst oisr.ovorv, 1 have Irom time
: ...! 1 t. ... . .r
one of them. Ilinnocrates. tho Father of
Medicine, says: "It is an herb of Jubiterr
and in the sign Leo.
"Jl openeth instructions of the liver, gall
and spleen ; it is an, especial friend to the
liver, worth all other herbs put together ;
cooling it when loo hot, and warming it
when too cold.
"It createth an appetite, curoth all gone
and sinking feelings in the pit of the stom
ach, easeth all pains and stitches in the side.
"It cureth the jaundice by opening the
gall, and resiorcih the name color of the
body.
'It expels all raw, viscous and slimy hu
mors out of the body; it cleanseth all inward
ulcers and congealed blood from the kid
neys. "By opening obstructions of the spleen.
78 Ml purgeth all burnt choler 'and roelancholy
11 vaP.rs which riseth to the head and brain,
V r",uulti u'sessin neatiacne, learim lore-
' bodillO-rf trouble. Irpmlilina .if tho hpnit.
c. .. . . ' a " --
Inintlnil mill vnvmnmir
"The herb boiled in wine is particularly
30 liood to rcxive the drooping spirit of ihe a-
sed, ana whoever has a lingering sickness
45 altera fever, nothing rcstoreth him. to health
so quicK as Oi-inKing too juice pl-this herb.
" The seeds boiled in water cureth tho
most offensive brealh, and drank at bedtime,
preTenteth what is commonly called night
mare, and all melancholy dreams, a disease
30 billious people are liable to.
57 The Father of Medicine says of another
53 herb in this composition, that "it is an herb
ol uie bun, and in the sign Leo.
((PPlio snri io tho eitf0 n i ill liffi n n . ...
I iiu vi 10 tiuuiif iiiiu mi.-? iitiu tut; utJSl CUT"
1" dial, the greatest strennhener of the heart.
51 of any that grows; it comlorteth ihe heart.
93 cureth all palpitation thereof; taketh awav
23 trembling, fainting and smotherinc of it: vet
53 . inKcn careiully, or severe grip-
0,1 ' o" w uiuai .uti tuireuieu
nn win fntnt wnirn tvtuo in .
ob '-So much for this herb, between which
i4 and the adder there is the utmost antinathv:
75 so much so that the adder will not touch
09 him that has the herb about him "
No change of diet ever necessary eat
the best you can get and enough of it.
Directions for ?c. Adults one table
spoonful per day Children over len yeaw,.
desert spoonfulChildren from five to eight
years, tea spoonful. As no direction
can be applicable to all constiiotibns, lake
sufficient to opearte on the bowels twice a
day.
Manufactured by
DONALD KENNEDY,
' No 120 Wmren Street, Uoxburv. Mass.
Price Si. 00;
Sold in Stroudsburg, by Holljnshead &
LJeirick, James N. Durling, and,by, all Drug
gists in City and Country in general.
June 24, 1858. ly.
CHARLTON BURNET,
Attorney at Law,
STROUDSBURG , MONROE COUNTY, PA.
Office on Elizabeth streot, formerly OC'
cupied hy Wni. D-vis, Esq,
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