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THURSDAY, HAY 24, 1866.
Wim STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Major General JOfIX W, GEARY,
OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Notice.
Owing to the illness of Judge Barrett's
wire, no Court for the trial of civil causes
-will be held next week. Ml persons who
were summoned as Petit Jurors, and par
ties and witnesses in civil causes are ex
cused and hereby notified not to attend.
The persons summoned as Grand Ju
rors, and all persons under recognizances
to appear and answer, and all witnesses
subpoenaed in behalf of -the Common
wealth to testify before the Grand Jury
will nttnnd ns summoned. And Con
stables will be on hand to make their re
turns.
By order of the Court.
T. M. McIliianey, Prot'y.
Dr. Jackson Lantz, Surgeon Den
tist has removed his office to the second
story of Dr. S. Walton's brick building
opposite Levanway's Bakery, into the two
rooms under the Photograph Gallery, and
over Ballantync's Confectionary.
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EST "Wesley Bates, son of Mr. George
Bates, of this borough, while on a visit to
his grand parents, in Hamilton, cn Monday
last, fell while climbing over a fence, and
broke his leg". The little sufferer is do
in"-as well as could be expected.
1 Dr. G. W. Scip, for several years
past located at Tannersvillc, Pa., has per
manently established himself in Strouds
burg, for the practice of his profession
lie has opened an office one door above
the Indian Queen Hotel, where he may
be, at all times when not professionally
absent, be found. The Dr. is a skillful
practioner, and will doubtless give entire
satisfaction to all who secure his services.
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E, The resideucc of Mr. Elijah Fish
er iu Stroud township, was destroyed by
firc on Wednesday last. We have heard
the loss estimated at $500, part of which
was covered by itisurance. The furni
ture, with the exception of a small por
tion destroyed in its removal, was all sav
ed. The general impression of persons
residing in the neighborhood is that the
fire originated from a spark from a loco
motive. EST TFrom representations made to us
by persons who know the locality of the
premises, we are led to infer that were in
error in stating that Wesley Van Vliet's
"house caught fire from a passing locomo
tive. Our statement was made on infor
mation furnished us, and the error of course
was unintentional on our part. The
house stood, as has been variously stated
to us since, at from three hundred yards
.to half a mile from the railroad.
We learn that coal is note selling
at the Stroudsburg Depot at from $4.50
to 55 per ton. This is quite an improve
.jnent, on public behalf, over the few days
a"0 when prices ranged from SG.io to di.
but there would be l( money in it, fin
the company and its ageuts if the prices
ranged considerably lower. 83.50 and $4
per ton would pay a " big" per ccutage on
the investment.
A Sensible Move.
We are pleased at being able to an
Bounce that a movement is now on foot,
the success which looks to be beyond a
peradventure, to supply our borough with
an efficient Fire apperatus. Information
having reached some ol our public spiri
ted citizens that a bargain, iu shape of a
first-class machine, could be secured, a
committee was appointed to inquire into
the matter, who, after a thorough exam
ination, recommended a purchase. A sub
scription was started, and in one day
S825 was secured. This is sufficient to
rsecure the Engine, the " Phceuix" of
ISaston, and about 500 feet of hose, all in
-prime order, but about 500 more will be
needed to secure a proper Hose-Cart, and
properly house " der machine." It is not
anticipated that there will be any difficul
ty in raising the balance required. The
Engine and Hose are expected here on
.Saturday or Monday, when it is to be
!hoped that aa efficient company will be
organized to take charge of them, and
&cep them in order.
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The Gettysburg Monument.
The contract for the erecting of the
Soldiers' National Monument, on the Get
tysburg battlefield has been awarded to
James G. Batterson, of Hartford, Con
necticut for the sum of 847,500. The
main shaft will be built of white granite,
and the statuary will be made of Italian
weather marble. The Btatuary will be
modeled in Home by the most celebrated
American artists. The time given for
the completion of the work is July 1,
1868. It is thought that this monument,
when finished, will surpass in architectu
ral beauty any other monumentjn the
world.
Monroe County Sunday-School Convention.
large nuniber of persons intoro.-tcd m
the Sunday-school cause met in tlie Presby
terian Church in Stroudsburg, on Tuesday
the loth inst., pursuant to a call made by
the President and Secretary of the Monroe
County Sunday-fchool Association. After
appropriate devotional exercises in the morn
ing conducted by Revs. Illman, Seifert,
and Davii, a well-timed and earnest ad
dressed was delivered by J G. Shipman,
Esq., of Belvidere. ' Mr. Shipnnn ranks
among the ablest lawyers of his State, and
his eloquent appeal to parents and teachers
in behalf of Stinday-school institutions, will
long be remembered by those who had the
pleasure of listening to him. His speech
was the feature cf the occasion.
The meeting wasUhen organized by ap
pointing
Rev. G. B. Dechant, . President
Rev. II. Seifert, Vice-President
J. B. Storm, Secretary
Dr. Jt Lautz. Treasurer,
An unusually interesting childrens' meet
if,rr was held in the alternoon in the M. E
Church. The children were addressed by
Mr. Harlan, Rev. Van Allen, Rev. Dr. Alday
and J. G Shipman, Esq. vThe Doctor's ad
dress was one of the most pleasing and ap
nropriaic ever listened to in that church
"Our Young Folks" listened with more in
tercst than was ever known on a like occa
sion. It may be well for old folks lo know
I hat the Doctor is as interesting when he
speaks to them.
The evenin"- session was who'ly devoted
in discussion.
The debate on the first question. How
can all the children of our county be brought
under Sunday-school instruction, was opened
by the Rev. Mr. Everitt. He stated,
monjr other things, that not one-half of th
cliiluTcn or our couiu uuuuu uuuuuj-svu..i
Organization by districts and townships was
urged as a means.
Dr. AWay stated that of the 7,500,000
children in the United States not more than
3,000,000 attend Sunday-school. Rev. Mr.
Illman suggested. Sunday-school visitation
as a means.
Rev. Mr. Gregg remarked that we had an
organization the church which was not
doing its duty. The shameful neglect of the
ministry in regard to Sunday-schools was
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one great cause ot their low commion.
J Our brother here "spoke out in meeting"
and we arc sorry we cannot give his re
marks in cxtensn. Our main relianance
mut be upon the church, and not upon con
ventions and agents of the Sunday-school
Union.
The next question diicusscd was, How
can our older scholars be retained in our
Sunday-schools! The question wvs opened
by the chairman, R. S. Staples, who could
see no reason why children at a ccrtiin age
must leave Sunday-schools. The discussion
was continued by Revs. Everitt and Illman.
J. B. Storm believed that better qualified
teachers were necessary to retain them.
Make them feel interested in their class to
hold them. Dr. Alday also thought a higher
standard of qualification necessary. Incom
petency of the teacher a great hinderance.
Rev. Mr. James thought our Sabbath-schools
needed a thorough renovation. Rev. Mr.
Gre" su"r'rested that the conversion of the
scholar was the only way to retain him.
There is not enough secret prayer. Judge
Mackey believed that the co-operation of
the parent was indispensable to retain our ol
der scholars in the Sunday-school. Miss
Anna Maria Stokes, with Rev. Mr. Gregg,
belie'ed the immediate conversion of schol
ars was all that was necessary. After an expe
rience of many years she could come to no
other conclusion. The questions were ably
discussed and much information elicited.
The remarks of Anna Maria Stokes, Dr. Al-
drtv, and Revs. Everitt and Gregg, were es-j
peci illy interesting and moved the large au
dience which heard them. All felt that
much good had been done for the cause in
Monroe county. May we soon have another
convention.
The following persons were appointed a
Committee of arrangement, viz.: Judge
Mackey. J. B. Storm, Jacob Edinger, R. S.
Staples, Rev. Mr. Everitt and Rev. Dr. Al
day. A Committee was also appointed to report
on the expediency of making the Association
a permanent organization.
Eating Houses, &c.
A few weeks since we were led into an
error in publishing a bill purporting to
have passed the State Legislature relative
to granting licenses. It will- be seen by
the follcwiug from the Ifum'aliun Tele
yraph, that the bill failed iu the Senate :
:,At the last session of the Legislature
a bill was reported in, and passed the
House of lleprescutatives, providing that
hereafter licenses to restaurants and eat
ing houses, shall not be grauted by. the
county treasurer of any county, but such
license, if granted, shall be issued from
the court of quarter session of the several
counties, on the same terms and under
he same restrictions and regulations as
are applied to inns and taverns. When
the bill reached the Senate it was stren
uously opposed by the interest involved
and defeated. "We see, however, that
several of our cotcmporarics indulge the
statement that the bill passed both houses,
was signed by the Govcrner and is now a
law. Dut such is not the fact. The mea
sure was defeated as we have stated, and
we make this explanation that our cotem
poraries may correct their own misstate
ments. The Merchant's national Bank.
The indications arc that the Govern
ment will loose in the Merchant's Nation
al Bank at Washington, D. C., affair over
six hundred thousand dollars. The bank
is a total wreck without any assets worth
enumerating. The official report of its
condition will be proparcq pcxt week,
Important to Color Bearers and Guards,
Gen. Albright, as one of the Commit-1
tee to prcseut the regimental flags carried
by Pcnnsylvauians in the late civil war,
tas issued the following : i
Maucii Chunk, May 18, 18GG.
Tn order to make proper arrangements
for the return of the llegimcntal flags that
were carried in the late war, to, the Gov
ernor of the Commonwealth on the. coin
ing 4th of July, it is desirable to have the
uames of the surviving Color bearers anu
Color Guards.
I shall therefore be greatly obliged to
be furnished with the names of such liv
ing in Carbon Monroe and Pike Coun-
ties, who desire to participate in this cele
bration. The Color Barers and Guards are to
brins their flags fromLIarrisburg to i nu-
adelphia, and will be furnished trans-
portation lor tne trip, x aesiru uiu uumw
early so the transportation cau be pro
cured in time.
In furnishing names please state the
Regiment and Company and whether
ColorBearer orGuard. Ciias Albright.
Accident to Dan Rice's Circus.
Accidents will occur at times, when seem-
inirlv there is the least cause. On 1-riday
last as Dan Rice's Circus was making its
il nrocession through the streets of Le-
hirrhton. the horses in passing the tannery op
incite Col. Lentz's hotel, took fright from
the strench arising therefrom, and becoming
uncontrollable, ran away, throwing the dri
vrr from his seat in which he sustained so
rious iniurie.--. The tejm on coming down
to the lower hotel in ils mad career, was
confronted by a party of lookers-on, with a
view toarrfst them, but just at this time the
Imr.sps on the lead made a sudden spread,
.1 covor.il nersiins wore run over, one of
them named Harrison Bauer, of East M.
Chunk, who sustained injuries of such a na
ture that his life has been in jeop.rdy ever
since, the front wheel of the chariot having
cf run!: liim nn the side of the head. Five
of the horses fell, and some wen- run over
bv the wagon, snstaining severe injuries.
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Those remaining attaclieu to inc cuanot, m
nally broke the rear pole, and daicd pas
tlie caravan without however touching a sin
gle wagon, and were finally secured. Bau
er's injuries arc principally about the head,
and, though somewhat easier he is not out
of danger.
Dan's show has met with a number ot
mishaps since the opening of the'season.
Before the season opened Dan purchashed a
herd of sacred or India cattle ; before start
ing out on his tour an attempt was made to
put an iron ring in the bull's nose ; he resis
ted, and in some way was thrown violently
to the ground, breaking his neck. Last Fri
day one of the black-headed palatine sheep
died. Some time ago one of I he animals
n-ot loose and several fine and valuable spec
imens were killed. Next, one of his animal
teams took fright at the elephant and the
wagon was backed down over a rocky preci
pice one horse broke his neck'and the oth
er was injared so badly that he had to be
killed. Next, the '-King Brothers," in doing
the trapeze act at Middletown. were thown
to the ground from the highest elevation bv
thc breaking of the gearing.
The following general law was passed
at the late session of our State Legisla
ture
S
Rep.
1. Be it enacted, t&c, that the
qualified voters of the several counties of
this Commonwealth, at all general, town
ship, borough and special elections, are
hereby hereafter authorized and required
to vote by tickets printed or partly writ
ten severally classified as follows : One
ticket shall embrace the uames of all judg
es of courts voted for, and labelled out
side "judiciary j" one ticket shall em
brace the names of all State olkcers voted
for, and labelled 'State;" one ticket shall
embrace the names of all count officers
voted for, including office of Seuutor aud
members of Geueral Assembly, if voted j
for, and members of Congress, if voted
for, aud be labelled "County ; one tick-
.1. V ttltt.r. I'
ship ;" one ticket shall embrace the names
of all borough officers voted for, and be
labelled "Borough ;" and each class shall
be deposited in separate boxes.
Sec. 2. That it shall be the duty of the
Sheriff in the several couuties of this
Commonwealth to insert iu their election
of this act,
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Licenses.
By request wc publish the following
section of the License Laws of this State
for the information of those persons who
may receive liquor licenses (tavern or oth
erwise) at the next term of our County
Court :
"That if any person or persons shall
neglect or refuse to lift his, her or their
license within fifteen duis after the same
has been ijrnnted, such neglect or refusal
shall -be deemed a forfeiture of said li
cense; and such person or persons selling
vinous, spirituous or malt liquors after
the expiration of the fifteen days, as
aforesaid, shall be liable to projection iu
the proper Court, as fully and effectuafly
as if no license had been granted to such
person or persons'"
Medical Society of the State of Pennsyl
vania. Owing to the difficulty of securing ade
quate accommodations iu the town of
Kingston, selected for the next annual
meeting of the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania, and in accordance
with the wishes and request of the Lu
zerue County 3Iedical Society, the meet
ing df the State Society will be held on
Wednesday, the loth day of June next,
at Wilkesbarre, the county seat of Lu
zerne county, aud only one mile distant
from Kingston.
The body of the Lion. Preston King,
late Collector of the Port of New York,
was found floating on Monday, near the
Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn. The remains
were fully identified, and duly cucoffiued
for conveyance to St. Lawrence county,
the late residence of the deceased. The
body had been six months and a day un
der the waters of the bay, uutil the cord
by which the bag of shot was fastened
had rotted off, when it rose to the surface
aud floated.
Secretary Seward was sixty-five years
old on Wednogday. lie is getting old,.
Foreign News.
The stcamsjiip Cuba, from Liverpool
May 12, via Queenstowu May 13, arrived
at Halifax on the 21th inst., bringing one
week later news.
The money market of England was con
vulsed by a panic almost unparalleled in
the modern history of the couutry. It sq
absorbed public opinion as even to over
shadow tha war question in Germany.
Anion!' those who failed is Sir Morton
Peto. Mr. Gladstone, in the House of
Commous on May 4, stated that the Gov
crumenthas suspended the Bank Charter
act.
The news from Germauy continued to
be warlike, although the hope ot the. pre
servation of peace has not been abandoned
1 t- .11 t 1"
bv a . The Italian unamoer oi j;epu-
ties passed, by a vote ot .sua 10 -o, a oiu
Tantin" the uovernmenc cxiraoruuiary
powers to provide for the maintenance of
the nublic safety.
By the arrival ot the Arizona at tins
port yesterday, we have news from Pan
ama to May 18, and from Callao to May
2. The Spanish Admiral had declared
the blockade of Valparaiso raised, and
had sailed thence with his entire squad-
rou ou the 14th of April for Callao
whieh nort he reached on the, 25th of
April. Immediately on his arrival Ad
iniral Nunez advised the Consular Corp;
that within six days he would bombard
the city. The threat was carried out on
the 2d of May, when the Spanish fleet
at 12, began to attack the forts. After
a hot engagement of over four hours in
duratiou the Spaniards were compelled to
withdraw, all their vessels being more
or less disabled. Admiral iNunez tnmsei
was seriously wounded. The Peruvian
loss was small, but included the Secretary
pf war, who was killed.
An important letter from Secretary Se
ward to Secretary iMcUulIocli, in reicr
ence to certain propositions from Bebe
bondholders in England, has been made
public. The holders of those bonds ask
for reimbursement from our Government,
and adduce reasons .therefor whieh Mr.
Seward looks upou as totally uuwortby
ol consideration.
Special Notices,,
REDUCTION IN PRICE
OF THE
AMERICAN WATCHES,
MADE AT WALTHAM, MASS.
In consequence of the recent great c'ccline in gold
tnd silver and nil the materials, u.cd in the manufac
ture of our goods, and in Milicipntiim ofa still fur
ther deoliue, we have reduced our prices to as !ov as
as point as thev :au b placed
WITH GOLD AT PAR,
so that no one need he;itate to buy a watch now from
the expectation that it will be cheaper at some future
time. The test of ten years and the m inufaeturc and
sale of
MORE THAN' 200,000 WATCHES
have given our productions thcvciy highest rank a
mong timekeepers. Commencing with the determina
tion to make only thorouhly cxc-elletit watches, our
hui-incjs has steadily increased as the public became
acquainted wiMi their value, until for monlhs together,
we have been unable io supply the demand. Wchavc
repeatedly enlarged our factory buildings until they
now rover over three acres of ground, and give ac
commondation to nunc than eight hundred workmen.
We are fully jqstifiod in stating that wc now make
MOP.ETIIA.V ONE-HALF OF AM. THE VTCIIES
SOLI) IN THE UNITED sT.'TES. The different
grades arc dislmguMrd by the follow ing trade-marks
engraved on the plate .
1 "American Watch Co," Waliham, Mass.
2. "Appleton, Tracy 5: Co " Walthani, Mass.
3 "P. S. Ilartkf," Wathmam, Mass.
4. "Win Ellery."
o. OUR LADIES' WATCH of first quality is named
"Applcton.Tiacy & Co," Waltham, Ma-s
C Our ncxl quality cf Ladies' Watch is named "I'
S. ISaitlett," Waitham. Mass. These w atches arc
furni licdinagre.it variclty of sizes and styles
of cases-
The American Watch Co. ofWalth.im, Mass. authorize
us to Mate that without distinction of trade maiks or
ALL TIIE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
to be the best lime keepers rf their class everjnadein
thisoranv othcrcountry Buyers should remember that
unlike the guarantee ofa foreign maker who can ne
ver be reached.this warrantee is at all times against the
Company or their agents, and that ifaltcr the most
through trial, any watch should prove defective in
any particular, it mayaiunys he exchanged foranothcr
As the American watch maucat Waltham, are for sale
by dealers generally thioughout the country, we do not
solicit orders for single watches.
CAUTION. The public are cautioned to
buy only of respectable dealers. All pctsons selling
counterfeits will he prosecuted.
KOUUINS &. Al'I'LETON,
AGENTS FOR TIIE A5IERCAN, WATCH COM
PANY. 182 Broadway, N. Y.
A SINGLE BOX OF IlRANDRETII'S PILLS Con
tains more vegetable extracuvr matter than twenty
boxes of any pills in the world besides; fifty-five hund
red physicians use them in their practice lo the exclu
sion of other purgatives. The first letter of their value
is yet scarcely n -predated. When they arc better
known, sudden death and continued sickness will he
of the past. Let those who know them speak right out
intllcirfavor. It is a duly wicli will save life.
Oui race arc subject to n red indancy of vitiated bile
at this season, audit isas dangerous as it is prevalent .
but Brandreth's fills afford an invaluable aud cflicienl
protection. By their occ asional U3e we prevent the
collection of those impurities which, when in suffi
cient quantities, cause so much danger lo the body's
health. They soon ru:e Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Loss of Appetite, Pain in the Head, Heartburn, Pain'in
the Breast-bone. Sudden Faintness and Costivcncss.
Sold by all respectable Dca'crs in Medicines.
STRANG E, BUT TUBE.
Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very
much to their advantage by return mail (free
of charge), by addressing the undersigned.
Those having fears of being humbugged will
oblige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
83 Broadway, New York.
January, 4, 18G6. ly.
The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs,
forty different styles, adapted to sacred anil
secular music, for 830 to 600 each. FIF
TY-ONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or
other first premiums awarded them. Illus
trated Catalogues free. Address, MASON
& HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTH
ERS, New York.
September 7, 8G5 ly.
A MONTH ! Agents wanted for
six entireh; neio articles, iust out
Address O. T. GAREY. City Building, Bid-
dctord, JVaine. January 4, 1866.-ly.
DEAD HEADS,
or, in other words, heads wuosc oncu
ous locks have
WITHERED AND WHITENED,
. 1. nlnfliol with
can in a lew moments uu icwuvu
all their
YOUTH FUff; ATTRACTIONS,
by a single application of that wonderful
talisman
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
f4ri7.1pd whiskers and moustaches, ladies
a rio ,-ntn which the snow of age has prema
turely drifted, and red, sandy, or whitcy-
. m .!. Tlfl 11 I".
brown hair, Teceive, aa u .ug:
oct olio.Ioo nfhlnrk or WOWn iroin mi "arm
iwonil Imirriiirkener. Manufactured
by J. CRISTADORO, 6 Astor House, New
York. Sold by uruggisis. j -
Hair Dressers.
May 10, 186G.
Cholera. Diarrhoea, and Dysentery !
a Pimrc IS WARRANTED by DR. TOBIAS' CELE
BRATED VENITIAN LINIMENT, if used when first
taken bv ccrsons of temperate habits. Tins medicine
bas been known in the United States over iu jears.
Thousands have used it. and found it never failed to
cure any complaint for which it was recomincmled.an.l
allthocs who first tried it, arc now never williont it.
In the Cholera of 1S43, Dr.Tobias-attended 40 cases
and lost 4. bcinK called in l.tte to do any good.
DIRECTIONS. Take a teaspoonful in a wme-gia.-s
of water every half hour for two liours, and rub the
abdomen and extremities well with the Liniment. To
allay the thirst, take a lump of ice m the mouth, about
rhle everv ten minutes. It is warranted
perfectly innocent to take internally. Sold byalldrug
sist, price 40 and SO cents. Depot. 5G Courtlandt St.
New York. May 10, 1SGG.-Im
r;C5SiORS OF YOUTH.
A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and. al
the effects ot youthful indiscretion, will, for
the sake ofsuflbrinir humanity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by winch he wa
cured. Sufferers wishing to protit by in
adverriser's experience, can do so by ad
dressing
JOHN 13. OGDEN,
No. 13 Chambers St., New York.
January 4. 13G6. ly.
o
PER. YEAR ! Wewantagonts
everywhere to sell our im-
nrovud S'20 sewinir Machine. Three new
kinds. Under and upper feed. Warranted
five years. Ahove salary or large commis
sions paid. The only machines sold in t!i
United States for less than 8-10, which
are fully licensed by Howe, Wheeler
& Wilson, Grover &. .Baker, 'Singer
&, Co., and Bachelder. All other cheap
machines arc infringements and the seller
or user are liable to arrest, fine, anu
imprisonment. Circulars free. Address, or
call upon Shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Maine,
or Chicago, II!. January 4, lSGG.-ly.
A CARD TO INVALIDS.
A Clergyman, while residing in South A
merica asa missionary, discovered a safe and
simple remedy for the Cure of Nrrvous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the U
rinary and Seminal Organs, anil the whole
train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Promo
ted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and un
fortunate, I will send the recipe for prepar
ing and using this medicine, in n sealed en
velope, to any one who needs it, Free of
Charge.
Please inclose a post-paid envelope, ad
dressed lo yourself.
Address, JOSEPH T. IN MAN,
Station D. Bible House,
March 29, 1S6G.-Iy. New York City.
The advertiser,- having been restored to
health in a few weeks, by a very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years- with
a severe lung aifection, and that dread di
sease Consumption is anxious to make
known to his fellow-suftercrs the means oi
cure.
To till who desire it, he will send a copy
of the prescription used (free of charge,) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a sure cure for
(yoxsujirno.v, Asthma, Bronchitis, Colds,
Coughs, and all. Throat and Lung Affec
tions. The only object of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afhicted,and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable ; and ho hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsbtirgh,
Kings County,
New York
January 4, 18GG.-ly.
i!2 AKK1E3.
At Stroiulshnrrr. Mav 21st. hv tin Rnv
n , j , ..j
B. S. Everitt, Mr. Peter Encers and Miss
Mary Hoffman, both of New-York city.
In Hamilton, on the 20th inst., Mr.'PE
ter, Shaw, aged 73 years.
In Stroudsburg, on the 20th inst., Mary,
daughter ot Frederick Reiser, aged3S years,
ANTEDTWO GOOD CABINET
MAKERS: Sober men, no other
need apply. J. II. McCARTY.
May 24, 186G.-tf.
STROUDSBURG MMi
May, 18GG.
THE DIRECTORS have this day de
dared a dividend ofFOUR PER CENT
clear of taxes, puyablc on and after the 11th
instant. J. II. STROUD,
May 1, lSGG.-lt. Cashier.
CAUTION !
THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAU
tioned not to trust my wife. Lydia A
Hardy, on my account, as she left my bed
anu uoaru wituout any just cause or provo
. : T .1... r i . 1
cuuuii, i uui ueiermineu not lo pay any
aeuts oi ner contracting.
Chestnuthill tsp., ) EDWIN HARDY.
May 24, 'G0.-:h.
MOWER & REAPER COMBINED,
TIIE CAYUGA CHIEF !
WHEELER'S PATENT, WITH DOUBLE
DRIVING WHEELS, FLEXI
BLE EINGER BAR.
ripHIS perfect Mower is superior to any
herotoforo invented. It is built
wholy of Iron aud Steel.
It took the Premium at the last Strouds
burg Fair. Sold by.
LINFORD VAN BUSKIHR.
Stroudsgvrg, May 2'4, '6Q, J.nt
THE GREAT
South-Western
circus,
THE MOST COMPLETE TRAVELING-
EXHIBITIUM EVExt uifc
GANIZED, CONSISTING of a magnificent outfit, &
troupe of Equestrians and Equestrien
nes, a corpse of gymnastics and acrobats, a
company of equestro-dramatists, comedian.
and pantomimists, a luu complement u, c
querries, grooms, and chevaliers of the are-
nat and a tame ensemwe
Brilliant Beyond Precedent,
Comprising in its comprehensive detail
A STARRY GALAX X,
SoWtrfl fmm tfiR crcme-Jc-la-crcme of the
various amphttheatrical establishments of
Europe and America.
The Stud ot horses has Deen cnoseu wuu
no less care, and in blood, beauty and train
ing can defy rivalry.
TIIE TRICK HORSES AND ED
UCATED MULES
.. i . i. i . i
Are marvels ol equine sagacity anu mc ioi-
ler, while fahsefying the old adage ot biud
hnrn ns a mule." completely bewilder the
spectator with humanlike intellect, and com
orehensive fiicile power In short, in every
particular, the South-Western Uncus can
lay claim to the title of the
HIPPO AREXIC MODEL OF THE
A GE.
The following gentjemen comprise th
corpse of Managers and Directors:
M. J. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
ALEX. ROBINSON, Manager.
Dr. STEVENS, Treasurer.
Wm. T. ODELL, Equestrian Director.
Prof. MILLER, Leader of the Bind.
C. E. RICHARDSON, Gen'l Business Ag't.
The cavalcade entering town in grand
procession preceded by the Gorgous DRA
GON CHARIOT, the must magnificent spec
imen of art and cleboraie workmanship ever
paraded before the public, splendidly com
narisoned and driven and controlled by Ma-
jer Nut-b. the champion Wlitp.
Two Clowns at each performance.
J'sh H irt, the great wit and modern Grim
uldi ; Charles Covelle, the talking and sing
ing Clown, acknowledged as the must ac
ceptable man of humor, who ever assumed
a motley attire, will occupy a prominent
portion in the department u! fun.
THE COMPANY
Is led by the following arth-ts each of whom
is a widely celebrated star in her own pro
fession. maoa:.:?. xxt.ia roui.vsox,
The sunbeam of the Cirque the prima donna
of Equestriennes, and a paragon ot grace,
beauty, letnmine bravery and artialic excel
lence.
LITTLE ASXlT.t
The Juno-like Q-teen of thy arena and rrp
sichorean article. Here classic posses upon
the slaxk ire, and her beautiful equipoise
are equally poetic and incomparable.
L.VFAIUIE ALICE,
The beautiful little hi&triouic equestrienne.
M1M.E JOSEPHINE,
Lately the pel of the Parisian public.
.MISS NELLIE BLANCHE,
The accomplished American fa male rider.
3IISS G It ACE WATSON.
The Australian equestrienne.
?41LLE.LEO PA It EPA,
The- beastiful Viennes, from the Cirque St.,
Mars, enice. 1 he during and. magutfceenl
horse woman.
mr. r. qsw-:?,lt
The champion two, four and sin horse rider.
CHARLES M'CARTIlv,
Leaper and somersault thrower, ami the
great globe cnuilibrisi and- metre du Ctrijuri.
MASTER. TOMMY,
Man-meiiney and comic rider.
LITTLE ALEX. UOKIN30N'
Trick rider and sotnersaultfst, the wonder of
the world.
THE DELAVANTE BROTHERS,
The motley delineators of the Grecian and
Roman scfiools of H'gh Art, exemplified in
their beaulilul classic olympian melange.
JOSH HART,
The great Dutch Clown, a merrv otLhnot
of mnmuA a fellow, of infinite wit, and a
genuino and original specimen of the Shaks-
penan ButS.
Messrs. Chas. Long, Geo. Ni.xnns, Henry,
Howe, John Norton, Bob. Smith, Joe. Ren
sides, Acrobates, Gymnasts and ainphitheat
ica! professors of la haute ccole.
Tlic .Tlaaificuat JoIuitor.
The prodigy of the menage a superb spec
imen of blood, symmetry and intelligence
will be introduced in his educated perform
ance's, by Madam Robinson. Dr. Stevens'
troupe of Educated
DOGS AXD MOXKEFS,
From Ashley Amphitheatre, London. The
FAMOUS TRICK MULES,
Suncho, the spotted Spaniard, and Paxil Pry,
unhesi'atingly pronounced the wanders nf
the Mule family, will be exhibited at eich
performance by the trainer, Mr. Cnas. Co
velle. Shcllbark, the incomptehensible Roan,
etc., all exhibited under a spacious ori.QUtti.1
pavillion, amid strains of Orphuus like music
by the double band of firing and wind instm
mentp, led by the great director, Prof. MiU
ler.
Admission to all parts of the pavillion, 50i
cents. Children under 10 years, 25 cents'.
03" Doors open at 1 and 7, P. M.
This large and magnificent establishment
will exhibit at Slroudsbnrir, Monday, May
2Sth,Mt. Bethel St I ion, Tuesday, May 29tlu
May 17, 186G.-2w.
Jury List May T. 1866.
GRAND JURORS.
Chestuuthill Jacob K. Shaler.
Coolbaugh Johu Gearhart.
Hamilton Jacob Uartruan.
Jacksou Abraham Newhart.
Middlo SniithOeld James Mosier, Si
mon Schoonover, George M. Michael
Polk James M Kresgc, Ixeubeu-Pqc
tor.
Paradise John Storm Esq., James
Henry.
Ross Charles Roth, Charles Frantz.
Smithfield Christian Smith.
Stroud Michael Jjrown, John, Hans,
berry, J. R. Slutter.
Stroudsburg Robert R. Dopue, Vil
liara Florcy, William S. Wintermutc Juo.
Eileuberger, William Dauner.
Tunkhannock Benjamin Shafe.r.,.
Tohyhanna Samu.cl Hay,