fusing to carry water for tho kitchen af
ter having been ordered to do ho by tho
Orderly Sergeant, II. Loub, is sentenced
"to two months' hard labor, with stop
page of pay for the game time, and to
carry a knapsack Glled with sand, find
weighing fcixty -pound, four hours each
day, from D to 1 1 a. n). and from 3 to 5
p. re., and to continue this for thirty ouc
days."
Private Frederick Stahel, Company G,
41. t DeKalb Regiment, New-York Vol
unteers, convicted of desertion from the
eorvice of the Uuited States on the 125 th
day of August, 161, is sentenced "to be,
in the presence of his regiment, marked
on the left hip with the letter D, one inch
and a quarter in length, with indelible
ink, and to hard labor, with a thirty to
pound iron tali attached to hi riK bt leg
by a chain sis feet iu length, for the bal
ance of his term of cnlK-tmcnt.''
Washington, Nov 10, 1 SGI.
The Speculation in Arms.
The Govern merit has wisely conclude-.
"to ston tue sncculatioo in arms, it na
notified all the Governor of States that
tie price for first cla-s or Enfield rifled
mu?kets !i nil uot exceed giO each, dc
livt-red iu New York. This course has
been rendered ucce-ary by the fact tha
parties having contracts with the Govern
ment to deliver Enfield guns tu New
York at 510 to S'-'O each, hare yielded, in
many eases, to more tempting offers
caused by competition among the" aent
of the several State.-'. Tho Government
will hereafter lake possession of arm.- ar
riving in tbn couutry, znl pay an at
ecsscd value for them All purchase
hereafter made will be subject to the in
spection and approval 0f Ordnance ofn
eers of the United States Arm v. The
Government has contracted for the man
ufaeturc of a lar?e number of the bct
Springfield rifled "UU, and a large nnm
ber of breeching loading arms to be man
nfaeturcd ,iu tbi countr7. These, to
gether with the contracts aut&oriied a-
broad for immediate u.o, will soon nivf
a s-ufficicut tupply for nil present and fu
ture want of tho army. Contractor
will therefore please make a note that'no
more arms than those already provided
for will be wanted. I will nlo add that
of sabers the supply on hand and eon
tractcd for is more than equal to the cav
alry that will bti orgauized daring the
war.
ACROSS THE WAY.
Across tho way there btands a dwelling
Neither gloomy, grand or gay;
Not attractive, not repelling
You have passed it many a day.
Not a note of joy or sadness
To my bearing over flowed
Sorrow's plaint or music's gladness,
From that quiet, calm abode.
But within that doorway ever,
Morning, evening, rain or shine,
A man thcro Mts iih the Journal by him
Heading Pyle's "advera" lino by line
A splendid assortment of Fall and
Winter clothing, at Pole's Fa.-hioo Hall
opposite the old Laston Hank.
A Righteous Decision.
A negro woman belonging to a citizen
of Alexandria, early iu the Rebellion,
was imprisoned by her master iu tbo city
jail on suspicion of an inteutiou to run a
way, which suspicion wa-s founded upon
the fact that she had, on hereral occa
fions, furnished meals to t-oine of our sol
diers, from bt.r master's 'table. A .-bort
time ago ber miatre-s applied to the Pro
vost Court for have to takf her from
jail, which was granted. On tho night of
her release her master took her to th
garret of his house, gagged and f ound
ber, and whipped her furiously, then
locked her in. During the uight She es
caped by the vindow.auJ in the morciuy
made complaint to Judge Frec.-o. He
summoned her raatr, who is one of the
F. F. Ys i, and ordered him to be con
fined in jail. Hi- vsife, with tears iu her
eye-, applied to Geu Montgomery for re
lief, and he arre-led tho older for im
prisonment. Tbe question wa taken to
tho War Dcpartmt nt, and Asi-taut-StT-
cretary Scott, who is a wise a- he is a
ble, iu deciding it, said he felt no dispo
sition to meddle with tbe action of the
Provost Court iu any of its deci-ions, but
especially in thi one, becau-c it seemed
in his opinion to be eminently ju?t and
proper.
The Battle at Belmont.
The War Depajtaei.t has received an
official telegram concerning the battle ut
Ijelmout, Mo., which generally confirms
the newspaper statement.
It says that Capt. 13ielaski of Gen. Me
Clernaud's staff was killed, and aujoug
other particular, that wo fought all the
way into the camp of the enemy, imme
diately under tbe guns of Columbus,
spiked two uus and brought away two.
together with 200 pri-oocr. Th Uuion
loss i statod at 300, and that of the ene
my much heavier.
For the Jejfersonian
ALL HAIL OUE FLAG.
Heavy Sank ' Eobbery.--$58,000 Stolen
lrom a Connecticut .Bank.
Some time curing Saturday night and
5e.terday morning the W insted Hank, 1c
cated ut nest Winsted, Coun., was bur
glariousdy entered and robbed of S58t000
with wrhich the thieves made good thei
escape. The robbery wss first discovered
by the cashier, who upon entering th
bank and entering the vault je.-terdn
morning, found that the money bags were
non est i be other ofheers were speedily
-ummoncd, hut on hour or more elayscd
before the discovery uas made as to the
manner iu which the thievos earned ac
cess to the vault, which was built of hea
vy grauito blocks, the top being covered
ny an immense granite siun. - Acce
having been giined to a larcr's office di
reetly over the vault, the flooring had
been uken uy in small nd perfect piece,
a-nd the stab broken in two. By means
of a railroad lie. the stone was pried up
uiitil sf.aca enough was afforded lo admit
one of the thieve into the vault." The
money having been ab-traeted, the stone
was nicely replaced, as also was the floor
ins-, tbe pieces being screwed down, and
tbe holes puttPed up. 'i nledge-hammer,
:i rntchct-i'nll, and a broken railroad tie
were found away between tho floor and
the top of the vault.
The money consisted of SnO.000 in.bill.
of the Winsted and Hurlbut Bank, and
S.000 in specie. 3i1c this, two Trea-
urv notes of $100 each aud two of SO
each we.re taken. About $2UU in oop-
pi r- wn- left by tho burglars. A reward
of SI, 0U is offered for the conviction of
tbe thieve.
BY IMIOTO.
All hail our glorious starry flag,.
The emblem of the free ;
O'er hill top, and on mountain, crag
It waves triumphantly.
Stout arms, brave hearts still r.luster round
As in the days of yore,
To bear it still on battle ground
To victory once more.
What though Rebellion rears its form
And all our laws defy,
His hand will guide us through' the storm
Though dark be freedom's sky ;
For Washington, our country's pride,
He firbt the old flag bore
Triumphant through war's deadly tide,
Now eighty years and more.
All hail our flag, and may its stars
Prove beacon lights to shed
A halo bright through all the wars
'Gainst which it may be led.
'Twill make the hearts of freemen leap
At the glad tidings borne.
From mountain, glen and hill-side steep,
The dear old flag waves on.
We'll guard the flag which now is stain'd
With our best patriot's blood,
And over which grim death has reign'd
In battle and in flood.
And on the mountain, hill and sea
The war cry shout aloud
We are and will be ever free,
We place our trust in Godj
At the battle of Ball's Bluff our men, to
escape tho deadly fire of the enemy, leaped
into the river and found a watery grave,
Serious Disturbance in a Pennsylvania
jtlegiment.
Philadelphia, Monday, Nov. 11, 101.
There was a disturbance to-day in one
of the volunteer rei.-seut-s recruiting in
this city, which threatened serious results.
but ended without bioodsbed.
The company composed of the Schuyl
kill Ringers wrre reeently tran-ferred
from Col. Conway's defunct regiment to
Co'. Staunton'x regiment, encamped at
Cuaiac's Wood, to which about 40 of the
company rebelled, aud refused to obey
order-.
To dij, they mutinied aud left tbe
camp alter threatening the Hie ot uol.
btaunton. I he latter followed them with
-
a portion of his regiment, overtook them
it the corner of iroad and Cbesnut
-trcets, made them lay down their arms,
and placed about 20 of the ringleaders in
?ail.
o-
Seport from Eichmond.
A private of tie '2A Michigan, wound
ed and caj-tured at Bull Run, and return
ed becauae of permanent disability, is on
a visit to his regiment. He says that
one fortification on tbe uorth side of
Richmond, when he left, wa more than
three fourth- of a mile in length. Our
soldiers in the hospital with bid were
well treated. Those confined in the to
bacco hou'e were ;enerall abused. The
Georgia troops ut Richmond were greatly
dis-alified and anxious lo return home.
Til All S2S3iB.
2ov. 9th, at the Lutheran Parsonage
in Hamilton, by Rev. Henry Seifcrt, Mr
William Rinker and Miss Christian Wil
li:imp, both of Jackson township, Monroe
County, Pa.
On tho Uth inst., at the rosidence of Ja
cob Bowman in Paradise, by F. Gilbert,
Esqr., Mr. John Flamblin, of- Para
di-e, aud Miss Christiana Bowman, of Po
cono, all of MonToe Co., Pa.
Hew York Markets.
Wednesday, Nov. 13, 1861
FLOUR AND MEAL-Wheat Flour
sale of 31,780 bbls nt S5 55S5 Go for
Superfine State and Western. Eye flour
at S'iaSl 20. Corn Meal st S3 30 for
Grandywino, and S3 30 for Martha Cal
oric afloat
GRAIN Wheat; th" sales are HI .700
bush Chicago Spring at SI 20aSl 54
Oats arc in good demnud at 45o for Wcs
tern and 45c far Sate. Eye; sales of 2,
'00 V u-h Rivej at k2e. Corn at Gfic for
Eastern mixed; 00c for Wes-tern Yellow
PEOVISIONS-Pork; sales of 970
'.bis at 1 4 50a$15 25. Dressed
are quite active at 4a5o for heavy
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HOP
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ir'H ills
By virtue of a writ of levari facias to me
directed, irsued out of the Court of Com
hod Pleas of Monroe county, I will ex
pose to sale ot public vendue, on
Saturday, the 1th day of December next
at two o'clock in the afternoon, at the
public bouse of Charles Troch.in the Bor
ouh of Stroudsburg. tho following de
scribed real estate, to wit :
A tract of land surveyed on a warrant
granted to Alexander Brodhoad, contain
in;
6TS -ft
ID 3j
Acs.'
and allowance, situate in Price (now Ear-
rett) Township, in the County of Monroe.
and State of Pennsylvania, and numbered
on the Commissioners' Book-' of said
county, and on Torry's Map No. 294
I he trart is well timbered with Hemlook,
Oak, Chesnut, &o. There is a stream
of water pa-sin through the-premise.
beized smi taken in execution as tho
property of bredenok R Hartman, uud
to be sold by mo for ea-h.
JAMES N. DURLING. Sheriff.
herHI'- Office. Stroud.-t urn,
November 14, 161. (
if
ti
Wait for the W agon!
I.Eff ALWAYS AltOlSD OS TIMS.
The citizens of Strouds-
urg and surrounding couu-
t ry , wh; leve to discuss the
merits of a tender, rih and
uicy piece of JBeef, Pork, Yeal, Lamb or
Mutton, or a jood fat Fowl, should alway-
Wait for the Wagon. ' Lew Rill alway-
be around on time with the best No
jale meat", nor lean fowls, but every thing
fat wholesome, and fresh killed. Look
out when tbo bell rings, and you will be
.iure to see something to tempt tbe appe
tito of tbe most particular, and at prico-
o low as to fairly make your poekets
dauce for joy.
LE WIS HELLER.
N. B The highest prices paid for
Iides and Pelti.
November 14, 1861.
-Auditor's Notice.
In the matter of the Estate of I1ENR Y
FENNER, deccated.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by
too Orphan's Court of Monroe County,
to examine the exceptions to the ?ecoud
lccount of Joseph Fenner, Administra
tor of said Bati, and if occasion require
re-ettle said account, and make Report
thereof to the next Orphans' Court.''
hereby gitc notice that ho will attend
to the duties of his appointment, at his
office in Stroudsburg, on Thursday, the
2lh day of December next, at 10 o clock
in the forenoon of said day, when aud
tshere all parties interested may attend
if they think proper.
Wm. K. II AVILAND. Auditor.
Stroudsburg, Nov. 14, 1861.
Quarteriv Statement of the
In Stroudsburg, November 12, 1861,
of Paralysis. Hannah S., wife of John
Boyp, aged 50 years, 2 mouths, and 23
d ays.
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July 31. 1S&) iy. J. N. DURLINCJ, Agmit
itmiMW III ! II MM 111 II
Stroudsburg Bank, Nov 5, 18G1.
The Bank has this day declared a di
vidend of three per cent on the Capital
Stock paid iD, payable on and after the
15th inst.
J. n STROUD, Cashier.
November 11, 1861,
itroiidsbmi
Bank.
On Tuesday morning, November 5, 1861
Capital Stock
Circulation
Due depositors
v dividends
" to Banks
Sinking Fund
Special Fund
Cr. by discounted paper
Penn'a State Stock
Banking' House
Expense account
Speeie in Vault ,
Due from Bmks (City)
Bills &c., of other Banks
100,000 00
120,420
14,305 45
696 75
271 00
2,000 00
5,503 6-i
8252,196 i-8
184,308 72
6,000 00
5,771 47
1.380 74
27,251 06
26 250 89
1,234 00
252,196 88
Monroe County, ss. Personally appeared
before me, a Justice oftlie Peace in and for said
County, J. II. Stroud, Cashier of the Strouds-
burir Bank; who declares the above slale-
meui to he correct and true to the best of his
knowledge and belief.
J. II. STROUD, Cashier.
Affirmed nnd subscribed before me, this
6th duy of Nov ember A. D. 1861.
F. DUTOT, J. P.
200,000 Brick jut burnt and for sale
nfc the yard lately owned by Morns Ad
ler, near tho Stroudsburg Depot, and
200,000 Brick just burnt and for sale
at the Yard lately owned by Peter A.
Gruber, in tho Borough of Stroudsburg,
uear the Indian Queen Hotel.
At cither Yard Pressed, Hard or Soft
Brick, of tho beat quality at reanonable
prices, con be obtained. Inquire of
OLIVER D. STONE.
Stroudsburg, October 31, 1861.
Orphans' Court Sale.
By virtue of an order of ole issued out
of tbe Orphan's Court of Monroe County,
there will bo cxpo.?ed to sale by public
vendue, on
Wednesday, the 4th day of December, 1 Pfil .
at two o'clock in tbe afternoon, upon the
ircmi-.ep. the following Real Estate, httt
of Isaac Widows, deceased, viz:
A certain lot or piece of land situati
on the North and South Turnpike, in th.
Township of Pocono, County of Monro,
and Mate of Penn-vl ania, adjotoin.
lands of Charles Reinhart. Frank Sbick
John Woodling nd others.
coutuimn"
TwcEily-IPivc Acres,
he the same more or less, nearly all clear
ed, about 5 aords meadow, balance tillu
bio land.
The improvements are one end a ha i
story
' LOO house, &m
with plank nddition. the vhole bein a
tout 16 by 32 feet, cellar uuder part.
Frame Barn about 25 by 35 feet.
A branch of Pocono creek runs through
the premises, spring of water near the
houe.
Term a and conditions will be made
koowu at ti?ce and place of snle by
NATHAN FRANTZ,
Ad u.iuihtrator.
Posono.Nov.7, 1861.
Oi'Dhans5 Court Sale.
j.
By virtue of an alia? order of sale, i
ued out of the Orphan' Court of Monroi
County, there will be exposed to public
sale, at the Yv usbiogton Hotel, iu Stroud--
burj on
Tuesday, the 26l.h of November
next, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, th-
following Real E-tate, late ot Samm
Prico, deceased, to wit:
A certain farm, mesfuae, tenement m
tract of land, situate in Barrett town-hip
Monroe County, Pi-nnsyNania. odjoinin.
suds of Perry Price, Ichibod Prici-,
Jam:s Palmer aud others, contaieing
SeViiSiSy-Two Acres,
more or less, 1-eing part of a larger traei
of land known as Penns' Manor, about i
fifty acres arc uleared, an'd'm a good stat
Arc curing" the Sick to an extent never
before town of any Medicine.
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STATEMENT
OF GODLIfiB AUPvAGIlER, Es-q.. Treasu
rer of the Monroe County Motual Fire In
surance Confparty,is account with the fame,
for the year coimr.encinp; with the first
Monday of September, I860, and ending
the Rime day rn, IS 1.
To n mount of prert iurns, fee?, &c, received"
r-ri 27 policies of insu'nncc issued dorinp;
the year, $G3 50
To amount of taxes receircd dufing
the year, on Gowcr duplicate, 8 50
'1 o amount of taxes received during
the ye:ir, on lker duplicate, 31 G7
To amount of taxes collected by suit"
on old duplicate?, 5 52
Va amount of Assessment laid fd
p ty losses orStcpl cn D. Kistler,
nnd Brown & Me g n, 2300 80
lial. due Treas'r on his statement, 105 39
$2520 44
CR.
ofVCultivation: the halance of tbe tract I t ?ivfn l!Le,m to n,Y children for worms, with the best ef
. ' . . fects. They were promptly cured. I recommended them
JL..,T
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well tiuiherod. The improvements ar-.
one two Story
ItAHB HOUSE,
20 by 30 feet, and one Frame liato, yd
by 45 feet I here is an npp'.e orchard ol
choice fruit upon the tract, and an ex
pcllent pring of water near the house.
3rodhead's Creek passes through tin
premises. ioe property is siiuaien or
the State road, from Stroudsburg via
Coveville to Salem, in Wayne County
Terms, one third of the purchase tnon
ey to ho paid upon day of sale,-the hal
anco in two equal annml payments, to be
secured upon tho premises by bond and
mortgage.
PETER SEES, Executor.
Brrrett township, Oet. 24, IsOl.
Postage Stamps.
Pursuant to instructions from tbe Pot
oaster Genera., I hereby give notice tbf.t
have received the new ic of 1 osta:
Stamps, and ara prepared to exebau.!
them for Stamps of the old iasac for
period of six days from the date hereol
After that time old Stamps will not be
received in puyuient of potaye at thi?
office. G.G.SHAFER,
Postmaster at White's Tannery, Pa.
October 31. 1361.
The subsoriber ro-pcetfully begs leave
to uotify the citizens of Stroudsburg aud
vicinity, that he ha opened a new MEAT
ARKET. iu the Briok Block buildiuj.',
brrserlv occupied as a Restaurant, third
door above tbe Post Offico, where he in
tends keeping at all times for sale a choice
lock of Fresh meats in acacon, to wit :
S31
Beef, Lamb, Pork and Poultry. H
will alto bavo on band at all times, Hams,
Salt Pork, Com Beef, and intheirseason
Fresh Fish, Clams and Oystors
by the wholesale. In snort tue
public will Gud this to be a plaoc for gen
eral marketing, where the best Roasts.
Steaks, Boiling pieces, &o., &o., can be
jad at any time, and at very low prices.
A trial of our establi-hment is respectful
y solicited, as I am catisGcd all will go
away determined-to call a;ain.
JOHN 1.1. UUiNiMiili, Proprietor
Stroudsburg, Oct. 24, lS61.-tf.
DELAWARE WATESl GAP
CLASSICAL SCHOOL
Continues in session during tbe month
of Sertomber. October and November.
Boarding and day scbolnrs receiveu at
anv timo. louna men wisuini? io uuau
fy themselves for teaching received on the
mot liberal terms.
Rev. n. S. HOWELL. Principal.
Del. Water Gap, August 22, 1601.
Exhibition.
There will be a Sabbnth School Exhibition
hdd in the Methodist Episcopal Church, in
Jackson township, on. th evenings of Thurs
day and Saturday, the 14th and 16lh of No
vember next. Exercises will commence at
7 o'clock. The friends of the Sabbath School
cause are invited.
Jackson township, Oct. 31, 1801.
OHARLTON BURNET,
Attorney at Law,
STROUbSBURQ, MONROE COUNTY, PA
Office on Elizabeth streot, formerly oc
cupied by Wm. Dais, Esq.
Win. f. Maviltttael,
ATTOft 4EY AT LAW,
STROUDSBURG, MONROE CO., PA.
Office at James H. Walton's, Esq.
Collections made, and business attended
to with j romptness and dispatch.
BLANK DEEDS
ForsrUe at this Office
to a friend for costivenes?, which had trniililcd him for
months ; he told me in a few days they had cured him.
You make the best medicine ill tho world ; and I am free
to say so."
Road this from the distinguished Solicitor of the Suprome
Court, whose brilliant abilities have made him well
known, not only in this but the neighboring States.
" JfetD Orleans. 5th 4pril, 1854.
"Sir: I have great satisfaction In assuring you that
myself and family have been very much benefited by your
medicines. My wife was curedr two years since, of a se
vere and dangerous cough, by your Ciiebrv PrcToiui.,
and since then has enjoyed perfect health.. My children
have several times been cured from attacks of the Influ
enza and Croup by.it. It is an invaluable remedy for
these cnmplajnts. Vour Cathartic Pix have entirely
cured mo from a dyspepsia and costiveness, which has
grown upon me for some yearn, - indeed, this cure is
much more important, from the fact that I had failed to
get relief from tho best Physicians which this section of
the country affords, and from any of the numerous reme
dies I had taken.
"You seem to us, Doctor, like a providential blessing
to our family, and you may well suppose we aro not un-
iiiiiiuuiiui it, tours respccituiiv.
LEAV1TT THAXTER."
" Senate Chamber, Ohio, Jlpril 5th, 1854.
" Dr. J. C. Ater Honored Sir: T have made a thor
ough trial of the Cathartic Pills, left mo by your agent,
and have been cured by them of the dreadful Rheumatism
under which he found me suffering. The first dose re
lieved me, and a few subsequent does have entirely
removed the disease. I feel iu better health now than fur
some years before, which I attribute entirely to the effects
of your Cathartic Pills. Youre with great respect,
.LUCIUS U. .ilETUALlv '
The above are all from persons who are publicly known
where they reside, and who would not make these state
ments without a thorough conviction that they wero true.
Prepared by DE. J. C. AYER, & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemi3t3, Lowell, Mas3.
Sour lo istiou . but. by Ja- IS. Dur
ing, and Ilo.linhead & Dttrick.
MADISON HOUSE,
tfos. 37 &39 Korth Second Stratf,
Above Market, Philadelphia.
Tho s-ubscribers (formerly of the
ra Pauley Sheaf Hotel.) have
InjljljLleased the abovo named well estab-
By b ilit."ce dt:e tin: Treasurer otthe last set'-'
tftMnenl per statement. 53
By amount of taxea yet unpaid' ifr
the Kistler, md lhe Brmv" &
Moreen duplicate, $104 83
By amount paid to Bro.1
&lori;aii,inf.llofl(ws 416 G Sr
By amount puul Stephen V
"Ki.stler, in full of hiss, 1470
By airi'iit of Commissions "M
on S219o 96, received, 41 17
By um'iit of Comutissionn
"on -SISS7 00, paid out, 30 33
200337
Officers, and Munagcrs of Co.-
By amount paid Stogdoll
Stoke, President, $15 00
By ain't p'd J. Depue La
bar, manager, 1 duy,
By am't paid R. t Sta
ples, man.ger, 5 d'tys,
By am't paid S. L. Drake,
manager, 7 days,
By am't p.inl G Atirachcr,
ma incr, 7 days;
By am't paid J. ICnechf
62j
3 13
4 37
4 37
3 124
6 2o
3 75
2 60
G2
inn tinker, ) unys.
By am't p'd Wm. K. Htiv-
land, manager, 10 days
By ain't paid T. Schoch,
manager, 0 days,
By am't paid S. S. Dreher,
tmsiKipcr, 4 da vs.
By am't p'd T. W. Rhodes,
manager, 1 day,
By am't paid Win. K. Ha-
vihind, Seer y, fees on
27 policies, issued during
the year, 27 00'
By am't paid G. Auracher,
Treasurer costs, 1 85'
By am't paid Charles Pe- . .
ters, as committee,' 62
Printing end Postage.
By am't paid T. Schock,
for printing, $25 25
By am'nt paid John Dc
Young, for printing,
By arn'nt paid John JDe'
i'oung, for postage,
By am't.paid Wm. K. ITa
vilam', Secr'y, inciden
tal expenses, pens, pa
per, postage, &c,
73 231
20 od
19 4.1
3 00
ished stand, Dnd from former experience
and a determination to be unremitting in
as.-iduity to make our guests welcome
and comfortable, especially solicit not on
ly our former customers, but tho public
in general, to pntrouine our establishment.
Our accommodations being more conve
nient aud extensive, we can furnish com
forts to our patrons, not formerly io our
power, and at equally reasonnblo prices.
There being a well furoishcit iESTAU
RANT apd 00 Stabling attached, we con
fidently hopo for an increased public pat
ronage. M. WATSON,
T. 1 WATSUiN.
October 3. 1 SGI . 3m.
iljs. cllaneous It- ms.
By am't paid Samuel tlfe-
lick, for stationary, 1 G2
By am't paid IJenry Shoc
maker, Chas. S. Detrick
and A. Reeves Jackson, .
holding election, 1S61. 1 87 j
By am'tpaid Wm. K. Ha-
viland, Secr'y, for ma
king annual statement;,
and'nttendiug board of
election, 1 87
By am't of commissions for receive
ing and paying out S129 03
By am't due Treasurer, interest on
am't. paid Robert Brown, $334
80, for eight months,
66 ea
5 37
4 86
13 39
62520 44
We, the undersigned, Auditors appointed
to audit and adjust the account of Godlieb
Auracher, Esq., Treasurer of the ionroe
County iliutual Fire Insurance Company, fof
the year commencing first illbnday of Sep
tember, I860, and ending first iUbnday of
September, 18Gl,do certify that we have ex
amined the books, papers and vouchers, of the
said Treasurer, and find them to be correct
and to correspond with the account herein
stated ; upon which settlement we find tho
balance due tosaid Treasurer, from the Cora
pany, to be one hundred and five dollars and
thirty-nine cents.
Witness our hands, Sept. 17, 1801.
SAAl'L. S. DREHER,)
J. DEPUE LA BAR, Auditors.
TI1EO SL'HOCII, )
Stroudsburg. Oct. 17, 1601. 13
$-B0 EEWARD.
The above roward will be paid for th
delivery of Peter W. Shafcr, a member
of Company F. 4th Regiment, P. 11. V. C.
33d lie. P. V. U. S. Army, at Camp
Pierpont, Fairfax county, Virginia. Said
P. W. Shafer, (of Hamilton t-p., Monroo
Co. Pa.) dof-ertcd at Camp Hale, lial ti
morc City, Md., on or about 2Gth Augus-t
last. He is about nineteen years of age o
feet 1 1 inches in height, complexion light,
i j i ..
ejes Dluo, nair oars uruau.
U. iviiiJjLiiiiii. uaptain.
33d Ret P. R. V U. S. Army.
Geo. D. Hofferd, O. S.
Camp Piermout, Yz. Oct. 10, ISfil.
i nnn pounds p wool
XUU'UUU wanted for cash at Lewis
Dover's Moraviau Woolen Mills, Beth
lehem, Pa.
Bethlohcm, Oct. 8, 18Gl.-4t.
Stroudsburg Bank.
Stroudsbouqii, Oct. 17, 1 801.
Tho annual election for Directord of
this Bank will bo hold nt tho Bapjting
Eloue on Monday .the 18th day plMo
vembor next, between the hours ofjSV
clock A. M., and 2 o'clock, P. M. W
The annual meeting of Stockholders
will be held at tho same plaao on Tues
day, No?. 5, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
J. H. STROUD, Cashier,
October 17, 1SQ1,
Stoves ! Stoves !! Stoves !!I
k&0MxMm it
Mrs. Clark Horn, respeotfullj annonn
ccs to tho publip, that during ber bua
bandt absence io dofonoo of one of tbe
best governments on earth, she will did
poso of bis extensive stook of
Conk, Parlor, IS.ir-Room, and
Slall Slovca.
at prices which will astonish tbe most e
conomioal. She will also dispose of aa
cxtentdvo lot, and an almost endless va-
variety of Tin Ware for tho mere cost of
manufacturing.
Any person having tbe cash nan pro
euro either Stoves or Tin Ware far below
the manufacturers cas-b priee9.
Call at tbt; old Stand 3d door below
John N. Stokes' Store.
Stroudsburg, Sept. 19, 1861.
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