denying them all share in the enactment of laws bj which they are to be governed, and all participaf.iou in the election ol the rulers by whom those laws are to be enforced. In other words, a Congress in which only twenty six States arc repre sented asserts the right to govern, abso lutely and in its own discretion, all the thirty-six States which compose the Uni on to make their laws and choose their rulers, and to exclude the other ten from all share in tlicir own government until it sees fit to admit them thereto. What is there to distinguish the power thus as serted and exercised from the most abso lute and intolerable tyranny? to be continued. Sri)c jTcffcrsoniait, THURSDAY, ATJQTIST 30, 1866. VMM STATE TICKET. for covF.nxon, Major General JOHN X. GEARY, OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY. rgi.We commence, on the first page, the publication of the able Address adop ted by the National Union Convention, which met at Philadelphia on the 14th inst. It is well worth an attentive peru sal. Religious Notice. Rev. J. C. Gregg will preach in the woods, near Fowler's school-house, on next Sabbath afternoon, at 3 o'clock, the public are invited to attedd. Pean Richmond, one of the most eminent of the yew-York Democratic poli ticians, and Doted throughout the eon- try for his connection with the railroad enterprises of the country, died, in New York city, onMonday last. We have been requested to an nounce that the friends of General Geary, will hold a meeting at Uinkersville, in Jackson township, on Saturday evening next, September 1st, 1SGC, for the pur pose of forming a Geary Club. A gene ral invitation is extended to all favoring the election of General Geary, to le pre sent. tQ. In .accordance with a 'previous eall, a large number of the " Uoys iu JJlue" assembled in the club room, and elected the following named officers for the campaign: President, Davis S. Lee; Vice-President, Uaruct Kresge; Secre tary, Wxa. D. Walton. After transacting other business, a report of which the Sec retary failed to furnish us, the club ad journed to meet again on Monday even ing, September 3rd. Ec?" Voters, this fall need be rfl no loss for candidates. They are quietly protru ding themselves before the public, and we think that by the time voting day comes there will be quite a formidable list to choose from. It is a gratifying feature in our republican institutions,that nothing militates against the liberty ol the individual sovereign to make known to his fellow-citizens that he is desirous of taking rank and emolument among tht 6ervant3 of the people. President Johnson and family, ac companied by Gen. Grant, several mem bers of his cabinet, and quite a number of dignataries. started frjm Washington, on Tuesday morning last, on a trip to Chi cago, where they take part in the cere monies attendant upon the laying of the corner-stone of the monumeut about to be erected to the memorv of the lion Stephen A. Douglas. Preparation for the reception of the President, have been made at all the cities and towns along too route. We have been requested to an nounce that David S. Lee, Esq., is pre pared to attend to the collection of all claims, entrusted to his care, with prompt ness. Mr. L. is a duly authorized claim gent, and having served a term of ten months in the 17Cth Keg. P. V., can ap predate the claims of those entitled to bounties and pensions, and will fix his charges accordingly, at the lowest possi ble rates. He may be found at the office of C. Uurnet, Esq., and we have no hesi tation in saying that claimants will find hiin perfectly reliable. We have been informed that in the preliminary contest for Congress, in Pike county, on Saturday last, D. M. Vanauken, Esq., carried a large majority of the delegates over Henry S. Mott, com petitor, and will have the conferees. It is said, however, that notwithstanding Pike's claims to the nomination are just, Carbon,' and possibly Wayne, will make an effort to carry off the spoils. In our own county the delegate elections passed off very quietly. Gen. C. Uurnet, Leing the only aspirant for State Scnato rial dignity, will have the Senatorial Con ferees. The General's Congressional as pirations, we believe, withered under the frosts of two years ago, which disposes hinj to leave a clear field to his friends, shove and. below, for the present Base-Ball. The following is the score of the match game of base ball, played in this borough on Saturday last, between the 3rd Nine of the S roadsburg Club, aud the 1st Nine of the Resolute Jr. Club. The llesolutes arc mere lads, but the score shows them to.be formidable competitors even to their seniors. . RESOLUTE. O. R. Sclu.i h, I. f., - - - I " Curmer, p-, - - - 6 1 Maih. - - - - 5 2 lloihli;-head, . 2 S skeJion, 1st b., ..43 Woll. '-'a b.. ... 3 4 Iiiirnt'tl, 3rd b., --15 J.k kson. r. f., ..33 Diehl, r. f., ...as Tolal, ... 7 35 3rd NINE. Hush, la b., -Edinper, r., -I. UruMD 3rd b. Dutot, p.. - Lantz. 2il I)., llusknk, 1- f . l.ee. . - -Holmes, r. f., -Drake, c. I.. O. It . 3 5 . 4 1 3 . 4 . 2 . 2 A - 4 Total, - 27 33 INNINGS. l'J 345fi789 Totais 1 2 5 I 7 15 73 16 5 6 3 4 4 0 433 Resolute. 3rd Nine, - Umiiiie A. II. Dvt5, StrouiUburg It . U. C. rs-orers Messrs. .e Mic Jansen. raised bubs Rrsolule, 2: 3rd Nine, 2. Hume runs 1 (Sohooh, Resolute). Fly-catches made Resolute, 3 ; 3rd wine, 9. Time of game 3 hours. We learn that a match game between the 2nd Nine of the Sawkill Club, of Milford, and the 2nd Nioe of the Strouds burg Club, is arranged to come off on the grounds of the latter club, in this bor ough, on Saturday afternoon next. CQT Ground lor the foundation of the new engine house, for the Phoenix Fire Company has been broken, and the erec tion of the building will be proceeded with as rapidly as possible. The build ing will be of brick, two stories high, twenty five feet front by thirty-five feet deep. The lower story will be finished with a hall and two track-ways for en gines, hose-carriage and hook and ladder carriage. The second story will be neatly finished in a large hall for meeting pur poses. To the rear corner of the build: ing a tower, also of brick, forty feet high will be attached. Taking it altogether, the engine house will be quite an im provement to the Court-House square." Grand Gift Distribution. Wc learn that the Phoenix Pirc Com pany are about making an appeal to the public, in shape of a Gift Distribution, to aid them in their laudable work of pro riding an efficient fire apparatus in our borough, and erecting a proper house for its preservation. The tickets for chanc es in the distribution will be sold at the low price of one dollar, and the catalogue of articles to be distributed will embrace 3Ielodeons, Furniture, Watches, Jewelry, Ac, Ac, in almost endless variety. There will be twelve hundred tickets sold with a premium sure for each ticket. From the character of the gentlemen composing the company we gjn assure our readers that there is no humbug in the matter, but that everything will be done in the utmost fairness. The enterprise is a most commendable one, and should be liber' ally patronized by our citizens. On a .Rustication. The Per. gentlemen who preside over the several churches of our borough are at present absent on recuperating tours. The llev. Mr. Everittof the Presbyterian Church, has already been absent some two weeks. Ho will return so as to occupy his pulpit on next Sabbath morniug. The Rev. Dr. Alday, started on a three weeks' tour on Tuesday last. Doth are untiring laborers in the service of the Divine Mas ter, and we Ehould think need the rest which their absence secures to them. Wc have no doubt the good seed which they have sown has brought forth such Iruit as will prevent Old Primstone, from making inroads into their folds while they are gone. Pennsylvania State Fair. We publish in this issue an abstract of the Premiums of the Penn'a. State Fair, to be held at Easton, Sept. 25, 20, 27 and 28. The premiums offered in all classes exceed in amount 68000. Embracing live stock, farm implements, farm pro duce, machinery of all kinds, and almost every variety of articles produced by hu man labor aud invention. From present indications it will be the largest and most successful fair ever held by this society. The grounds are already being fitted up and proparcd on the most extensive scale. For premium lists and other information, address A. P. Longaker, Secretary, Eas ton, Pa. ' Camp-Meeticg. A camp-meeting will be held, in the woods of Joseph Keller, near Kellcrsville, commencing ou Monday, the 3rd of Sep. tcmber, 18GG, and ending on Saturday, the 8th. Woods-meeting will be held ou the same ground, on Sunday, the 2nd of September, services in the morning and afternoon. Services during the camp mccting will be held in English and Ger man. There will be a boarding table on the ground for the accommodation of per sons attending the meetings. No buck ttering will be allowed. The public are invited to attend. 3y order of the Committee. Mr. George It. Archer was murdered some months ago iu Jiwrence Co , Ken tucky. Three men, named James Lyons, John Lyons and William Wright, were arrested, charged with tho murderuod lodged fn jail at Louisa, in the same coun ty. Last Tuesday a party of 150 men at tacked the jail, seized these prisoners and hung them. Mr. Archer was greatly re spected, aud the inhabitants were highly incensed at his murder. The European War. A treaty of peace has been concluded between Prussia and Austria. The lat ter, , indeed, could do nothing else, after the battle of Sadows, but succomb to her more powerful antagonist. 1 Prussia pro mises to evacuate the territory' occupied by her troops so soon as " the articles of ., T T 1' peace are raiinea uy rrancis uosepu, peror of Austria. In concluding the war, which has been of extremely short dura tion, the Kaiser finds himself in a most humilitating position. Prussia has prov ed too much for him. Austria loses every thing. Prussia and Italy gain all. To the latter enetia 18 freely and unreport dly ceded, and the Italians arc more in debted to the Prussians for this plum, so long coveted, than to their own prowess The rapid advance and the signal victories of the Prussians decided the contest, and won for Victor Enianuel and Garibaldi the triumph over Austria which they themselves expected to achieve. Francis Joseph appreciates the condition of affairs in his empire, end has determined to strengthen his Government by granting concessions to the Hungarians. To this end he officially announces that he will create a new ministry, upon the basis of the Constitution which was granted the the Magyars in 1848. - It will be remembered that the revoca tion of this constitution was nho main cause of the uprising of the Hungarians against the Austrian authority during the years 1848 and 1S4D. Although peace is thus formally dcclar ed between the belligerent powers, it is doubtful whether it can be maintained for any length of time. Jealously of the most intense nature exists between the two Empires. Austria is humiliated : she is- in the dust; she lies at the feet of Prussia, and she feels most keenly the terrible and derradin;r humiliation which she has been compelled to bear. For the present the war seems to be at an end; comparative quiet may reign for a few years, but it is not likely that Austria will patiently submit, or that France and Kussja will quietly endure the aggres sions, or look on the aggrandizement of Prussia with satisfaction. Another war will be necessary to adjust the differences and settle . the question as to who shall hold the balance of power in Europe. Prussia now claims the right There are others who are ready to dispute it by force of arms. The Atlantic Tclcpraph now in full operation, keeps us in daily communica tion with Europe. News of the preced ing day is now regularly published in the morning papers, and we arc kept us well posted in regard to public affairs iu Lon don as in those of Washington. The dis patches over the cable on Saturday were df much importance. In Paris, it was authoiitativcly stated that Napoleon had refused further aid to Maximilian, and would no nothing more to sustain his dy nasty. He declares that he cannot break his pledge with the United States. A treaty of peace Lctwccu the contending powers of Prussia, Italy, Austria and Uavarai was csncluJed at Prague on Thursday. It is provided that all the troops under arras shall retire to their re spective countries within three weeks. Venetia has been fully ceded to Italy, an J Eavaria cedes four districts to Prussia. A great demand for American securities has sprung up in Paris and London, and they arc now the favorite basis for invest ments. . . Fatal Accidents. As the men under Mr. Ashely were getting on a truck, to go to Wcatherly, on Friday evening, one of the number. named Thos. Poyle, was caught by an en gine passing on the loaded track, and in stantly killed. Doyle was a stranger, and his position in life unknown, lhc other occurred Saturday morning. A young man named John LalJar, in the employ of the L. V. It. It. Co. at the Wcatherly car shops, was almost instantly killed. At the time he was assisting another, who was under the cars, and stood with his head between two cars. Some broken cars were being shifted, and collided with the cars at which they were working, which resulted as above stated. He was a resi dent of Pushkill, Pike county, Penn'a., where his parents and friends reside, and where his remains will be taken for inter ment. Mauch Chunk Union Flag. The cholera appears to be decreasing in Philadelohia and New York. In some of the western cities, however, it was more destructive last week than previously. In St. Louis the number of cholera inter ments in all the cemeteries of the city on Monday and Tuesday last was 2G0. The opening of the public schools in' that city has been postponed iu consequence of the disease. In Cincinnati, on Wednesday, there were !lhirtv-three deaths from cholera, and in New Orleans the same day there were twenty-seven fatal cases. In some portions of Euronc the disease is making sad ravages. It is prevailing to an alarming extent in same of the princi pal towns of Austria, and has broken out in the hospitals among the wounded sol diers. A Sturreon six feet lontr. and weih ing 105 lbs., was caught in the Delaware Kiver. below IJelviderc, one night las week, by a Mr. Miller of Mt. Pcthel.'Pa Mr. M. was engaged in watching a fih basket, and was of course greatly surpris ed at the entrance of such a huge speci men of the finny tribe. JhUuhrc Intel Uijrncvr. More than Voyeurs since Mr. Thad deus Fairbanks of St. Johnsbury, Vt in vented the scales which are now widely known in all parts of the world. The in ventor is still actively engaged in busi ness. From small beginnings the busi ness of Messrs. "Fairbanks has so increas ed as to require the force of more than 400 men to keep pace with their orders. mm i i ii A cow recently died in Maine, and a piece of hoopakirt was found in her throat. It is supposed 6he swallowed the milk maid. Peace is established in Europe. The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Onrans, fortv different styles, adapted to sacred and secular music, for $S0 to SGOOeach. FIF TY-ONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or other first premiums awarded them. Illus trated Catalogues free. Address, MAoUiN & HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTH ERS, NewJYork. . September 7, 18G3. ly. ITCH I ITCH ! ITCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH! Wheaton's Ointment Will Cure tlic Btrli in 48 Hours. . Also cures SALT RHEUM, CHILBLAINS and all ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN. Price 50 cent?. For sale by all drufists. B; sending 50 cents to WEEKS & POT TER, Sole Agents, 170 Washington street, Buston, it will be forwarded by mail, free of postage, to any part of the United States. June 7, 16GG-lyr. THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE Is manufactured with certain improvements secured by letters patent, under date of May 5, 18G3, and December 5, 1SG3. One ot these improvements covers the arrangement of nttsng a portable ash pan in the hearth of a Cooking Stove, to receive the ashes as it passes down from tho grate. Al persons' arc cautioned against manufacturing, vend ing or using other Stoves made in imitation of the American, as suits have been com menced for infringement of these patents, and all persons manufacturing, selling or us ing said imitation, will be liable for dama ges for infringement on these letters patent. SHEAR, PACKARD & CO.. 17 and 10 Green St., Albany, N. Y. The American is for sale by FLORY &, BROTHER, Stkoudsrcrg, Pa. June 14, 19G6.-Gm. TO C ' S 5) 33 aT I V ES. The advertiser, having been restored to health in a few weeks, by a very simple rem edy, alter Iiavingsuflered several years with a severe lung aiiection, and that ureau di sease Consumption is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the means of cure. To all 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 fur Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Colds Coughs, and all Throat and Lung Affec tions. Tho only object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, ns it wil cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. l'arties wishing the prescription wil please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburgh, Kings County, New York January 4, l&GG.-ly. D7?. TOSIAS VENETIAN HOUSE USDIEST. PINT BOTTLES AT ONE DOLLAR, for the cureof lameness, scratches, wind galls, sprains, bruircs, pp!int, cuts, coli, slipping stifle, over-heating, sore throat, nail in ihe foot, etc. It is warranted cheaper and better than any other arlicle ever offer ed to the public. Thousands of animal? have been cured of tin colic anJ over-heat-ing hy this Liniment: and hundreds that were crippled and lame have been restored to their former vigor. It is used by all the first horsemen throughout the States. Or ders are constantly received from the racing stables of England for fresh supplies of this invaluable arlicle. tier 2,500 testimo nials have been received. Remember, one dollar laid out in time may save the life of your horse. Sold by nil Druggists. Office, 50 Cortlandt-street, New-York. August 9, I8GG.-lm. REDUCTION VI PP.ICE OF THE AMERICAS WATCHES, jSade at WAC3'C1Aa2, SJ:is. In consequent of the recent great decline in gold and silver and all the materials used in the manufacture of our goods, and in an ticipation of a still further decline, we have reduced our prices to as low a point as they can be placed With Gold at Par, so that no one need hesitate to buy a watch now from the expectation that it will be cheaper at some future time. The test of ten years aYul the manufacture and sale of More than 200,000 Watches, have given our productions the very highest rank among timekeepers. Commencing with the determination to make thoroughly excel lent watches, our business lias steadily in creased as tho public became acquainted with their value, until for months together, we have been unable to supply the demand. We have repeatedly enlarged our factory buildings until they now cover over three acres of ground, and give accommodation to more than eight hundred workmen. We are fully justified in stating that we now make MORE THAN ONE-HALF OF ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES. The different grades are distinguished by the following trade marks engraved on the plate: 1. "American Watch Co." Waltham, Mass. 2. App!eton, Trney &. Co." Waltham, Mass. 3. "P. S. Bartlctt," Waltham, Mass. 4. Wm. Ellery." 5. OUR LADIES' WATCH of the first quality is inmcif "Appleton, Tracy &, Co." Waltham, Mass. G. Our next quality of Ladies Watch is named P. S. Bartlelt," Waltham, Maes. Tlesc watches ore furnished in a great variety of bizes and styles of casta. Tho American Watch Co., of Waltham, Maes., authorize us to state that without distinction of trade marks or price, ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FAC TORY ARE FULLY WARRNTE!) to be the bes't time-keepers of their class ev er made in this or any other country. Buy. ers should remember that unlike the guar antee of a foreign maker who can never be reached, this warrantee is good at all times against tho Company or thoir agents, and that if aficr thja most thorough trial, any watch should prove defective in any pa retic ular, it may always be exchanged for anoth er. As the American Watches made at Waltham, are for Bale by dealers generally throughout the country, we do not solicit or ders for single watches. CAUTION. The public are cautioned to buy only of respectable dealers. All persons selling counterfeits will bo prosecuted. R0BBINS & APPLETON, AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY 128 BROADWAY, JV, V. SPIKE THE GUNS ! of Ilumbuj. Impostcrs are in the field with deadly hair dyes, dangerous to health and utterly destructive to the hair. Do not sub mit to have your head J?nptizc(l"vitli Liquid Fire ! when that cooling vegetable preparation. CRISTAD0R0 S HAIR DYE, will, in five minutes, impart any desiied shade from light brown to jet black without injuring the fibres, staining the skin, or poi soning the ssiem inrougn me pores, lie- ware of the deleterious dyes! Manufactur ed by J. CRISTA DOKO, G Astor House, New-York. Sold by Drug2ists. Applied by all Hair Dressers. August 9, 18uG.-lm. 1 1 1 PERMANENT AND WIDE-SPREAD SUCCESS IS THE BEST EVIDENCE OF THE GOODNESS OF BRAN DUETJI'S PILLS. They should be inevery family, ready for use on the first symptoms of disease occurring. T.his method will of ten save life. Remember, the - Cholera must he treated as a Poison, and your safety demands it should be got rid of without drbiy. Cold, rhuematism, asthma. pleurisy, diarrlio?, colics, in fact, all sickness is the consequence of active impurities in the blood. These being removed, the health is restored at once. Observe my name in the Government stamp in white letters. Sold by Druggists, B. BRANDRETIJ. August 9, lSOG.-lm. STRAXGE, CUT TKl'E. 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 obi lire by not noticing this card. All others will please address their obedient servant THOS. F. CHAPMAN, 831 Broadway, New York. January, 4, 16GG. ly. ?l a uttii:i. On the 13th in.-t., at the M. E. Parsonage in Cherry Valley, by the Rev. F. Jllman Mr. JiLiAN L. Im.man and Miss Mary M Blkws, both of Philadelphia. ANTED AGENTS $75 to $200 V V PER MONTH for Gentlemon, and 835 to s"?5 for Ladies, everywhere, to in troduce the Common Sense Family Sewir.pr. Machine, improved nnJ perfected. It wil hem, fell, stitch, quilt, bind braid, nnd em broider bcauti'ully price only !j20 mak ing the elastic lock s itch, and fully warran ted lor three years, u e piy the above wa ges. or a commission, from which twice tha amount can lie rnide. Address or call on C COWERS & CO., OHice No. 205 South Fifth Street, Philadelphia. Pa. Alllettr-i? answered promptly, with circulars and terms, August 30, l'sGO.-lm. Peiasisjivama State Fair. The Pennsylvania State Fair will com mennce at Easton, September 25th, ltGG, a nd continue tour days. The premiums are the largest ever ofTcrec by the Society. Embracing 44 different classes and in the aggregate exceedinirSOOO Dollars. The premiums for cattle, horses. sheep and swine are very -irge. The fol lowing is an abstract of them : For foreign imported cattle there p. re 5 premiums of '50 each, nnd 5 of20 each. For Durham Devon, Alderny and all other thorough bred c ittle, one of 30, 2 of S'JO, 7 of 810 and 15, and 4 of 5. Best herd of cattle not lis than 15 owned by exhibi tor, .50; 2nd Lest 25. Best exhibition of heifers not les than six, 10. Bost 10 yoke of oxen from any county, 100, in this class for oxen, &c, there are 0 premiums of 10. and 5 of 5 for native of grade cows, &c., 2 of 15 7 of 10, and 4 of 5. HORSES For imported and thorouhg bred ?, 3 of 50, 2 of 30. 4 of S5.r,4 of 15, fi ot 10. TROTTING HORSES and MARES 1 of 300, 1 of 200, 1 of 100, 1 of 7G, 2 of 50, 1 of 10, 1 of 30 and 1 of 25. Matched and Single Horses; 1 of 1'), 1 of N30, 1 of 20, 1 of 15, 7 of 10 and ,W5. Stallions and Mares of oil work, 2 of 30, 3 of $23, 3 of "22, 2 of 15,7 of 10. Jacksand Mules, 2 of 30, 1 of 23, 2 of 20, 2 of 15, 3 of 10. SHEEP. Best flock, 50. 2 of 25, G of 20, 8 of 15, 35 of 10, 34. varving from 8 tol. Swine Best herd, 25, 9 ot 10. IS, vary in? from 8 tol Poultrv 1 m15, 2 of 10, 2 of 3, 8 of 3 and 2. Plows 12, varying from 5 to 3. Reap ing and Mowing Machines Silver Medal ind 4 of 2. Threshing Machines Fail ing Mills Horse Powers Cutters Crush ers, &c, 15, varying from 20 to 5. Ci der Mills, Churns and l'umps, 31, varying from 5 tr 3. ROLLERS, CULTIVATORS, Grain drills, planters and Sowers, 17 varying from 10 to 3, Wagons, Corts, Riggings, Car riages &c, 3 of 10, 20 varry ing from 5 to 3. Portable Steam Engiues, Y13D M1LLS, Horse rakes. Scythes, forks, raks and &c., 29 varying from 10 to 5. Gen eral Display of Agricuvtvlal Imple ments, 3 premiams of 50, 10, and 20 each. Le.ither and its Manufacture, 1 ot 15, 8 of 5, 1G of 2. Bi'tter Cheese and Hoxey, oof 10, G of 5. Flour and Indi an Meal, Grain and Seeds, 1 of 25, 11 of 5, 37 of 2. Boet sugar. Sorghum sugar, & Sugar machinery, 3 of 20, 3 of 15, of 10. Vegetables, of 20, 8 of 2, 35 ofl. Grapes, Cider, Cordials and Wines. 1 of 10, G of js5, 25 of 2. Fruits. Ap ples, pears, peaches, plums, quinces, 1 of .v20, 2 of 15, 4 of 10, 45 varying from 5 to 2, flowers and designs, 5 to 10, 75 vary ing fVom 7 to 2, Stoves And Tinware, 1 of 10, 25 from 3 to 2. Mantles, glass, qas, cutlery, furniture and &.C., 4 of 10, 35 from 5 to 10. Needle work, Embroidery, Knit work. Shall work, &c embracing every variety of articles, 100 premiums f rom 2 tol. Bread, CakesPreserves, Jellies, air tight fruits and vegetables, and spiced fruits, 94 premiums, from 2 to 1. Fine arts, paintings and penmanships, ambrotypes, photographs, &c , 3 of 10, 30 from 3 to 2. Displays by Mechanics or Tradesmen, 1 of 10, I. of 5 and 10 of 3. S.lver Ware, pianos, sewing machines, &c, 8 silver med als, 1 of 20, and 3 of 10. Essays best description of exhibition, 50, other Essays on agricultural subjects, &c, 9 silver cups, or 25, each. For rules governing Exhibitors and pre miums in detail. See Catalogue. Arrangements will be made with the sev eral Railroad lines to carry freight and Pas sengers at reduced rates. Competition is invited from every section. SINGLE ADMISSIONS, 25 CENTS. A. BOYD HAMILTON, President, llurisburg, Pa. A. B. LoxoAKER, Secretary, Easton, Pa., August 30, lGG. To the Voters of Monroe Conntv THE undersigned respectfully solicits your suffrages as a candidate for th9 office of r District Attorney, pledging himself if elected, to a faithful di. cnarge or nis duties. - - " - S. HOLMES, Jr. August 30, 18GG. Iprotljonotavn's Notice. NOTICE is hereby given, that the fol lowing accounts hive been filed in th ofTice of the Prothonolary of the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, and will be presented for confirmation and allowance at the nexl term of said Court, to be held on Monday, September 24, 18G6. Final account of David Kemmerer. Trus tee of the Estate of Conrad Kemmerer, a lunatic. Account of Jerome P. William:- Assiirnon of Jerome B. Shaw, of Hamilton township. THOS. M. McILHANEV, August 30, 1S0G. Prothonotary. uministvator's Notice. Estate of WILLIAM I WILLIAMS, c.f SmithJ'uld township, dec. jVJOTICE is hereby given, that lettcrsof i.1 administration on the Estate of the above named Wm. F. Williams, late of the township of Smithfield, in the county of Mon roe, deceased, have been granted to Abraham M. Williams, residing in Smithfield : post office address, Experiment .Mills, Pa. All persons therefore having claims or de mands against the Estate of the said dece dent, are requested to make ihesnne known to the said Abraham M. V uliams without delay. ABRAHAM M. WILLIAMS, August 30, leGI.-Gt. Administrator. Register's Notice. JWOITCK is hereby given to all persons -Li interested in the estates of the respec tive decedents, that the following accounts have been filed in the Register's office of Monroe County, and will be presented for confirmation to the Orphans' Court of said county, :it Stroudslmrg, on Monday, the 24 th day of September, 1800, at 10 o'clock A. M. Account of Paul Gowcr, Adm'r. &c of George Gctz, dee'd. Account of George Malven, Guardian of I'cter Hollinshead, a son of Francis Hollinshead, dee'd Account of Joseph Frantz, Adm'r. &e. of Hiram Frantz, dee'd. Account f I'eter Gruver, Adm'r. Ac. of Ly it ford Shoemaker, dee'd. Account of John Flyle, Adm'r. Ac. of Fionica Flyte, dee'd. Account of Elizabeth Drown, Adm'r. ..vc. of Henry rown. dee'd. Account of Levi Smith, Adm'r. Ac of Henry Smith, dee'd. Account of Feter Gruver, Adm'r. Ac. of Henry Fhtc, dee'd. Account of Michael Kinfner, Adm'r. Ac. c.f Margareth Kintner, dee'd. Account of Michael Miller, Adm'r. Ac. of John Miller, dee'd. First account of Kmanuel G. Shoema ker, one of the Executors Ac. of Jacob Shoemaker, deceased. Account of Lafayette Everitt and John Snyder, Executors Ac. of Eicl.ard Gre gory, deceased. Aeount of John S. Fisher, Guardian f Kmeline Wagner, a daughter of Peter G. Shupp, dee'd. Account of John S. Fisher, Guardian of Catharine Shupp, a daughter of Peter G. Shupp, deceased. Account of John S. Fisher,4Guardian of James Shupp, a on of Peter G. Shupp, deceased. Firt account of Michael Shoemaker, one of the Fxecutors Ac. of John Shoe maker, deceased. First account of Joseph Troch, Adm'r. of Joseph Alttiuose. deceased. JOHN S. FISHER, Register. Register's Office, Stroudsbur?, ) August 30, 1SGG. " j" la"' k?rlSul By -virtue of a writ of al. von. ex. de ter ris to me directed, issued out of the Court cf Common Plens of Monroe County, I will ex pose to sale, at public vendue, on Saturday, the 15r7t day cf September next, 18GG, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at t!i Court House, in the borough of Stroudsburg, the following described re;.l estate to wit: A certain tract or piece of land situate in Middle Smithfield township, in said county, adjoining land of John Ace, Miller arid Mackey, and others, containing iOO Aries, more or h-ss. About GO acres cleared, alout 30 acres Meadow, balance Timber land. The improvements are cue FRAMF. HOUSE 1 J htoris high, about 2G by 34 t one LOU HOUSE 1 stories high, about lb by 18 feet, one LOO UARX about 1 bv 35 feet, FRAME IfLACKSMTH SI! OF about 10 by 22 feet, and a lot cf Fruit Trees ; a Spring of Water near the door, and two streams of Water passing through the premises. Seized nnd taken in execution as the prop erty of Joseph Stetler, and to be so'd bv ma for cash. C 1 1 A R LES 1 1 EN R Y," ShenfFs Office, Stroudsburg, ) Sheriff. August 30, 1800. it-da & TmajH BY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias (in quisition waived) to me directed, issued out of the Court of Common Tlcas of Mon roe county, I will expose to sale, at public vendue, on Saturday, the th uoy of September next, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at tha Court-House, in the borough cf Stroudsburg, the following described Real-Estate to wit: All that certain tract or piece of land in Barrett township, in said count v. survered on a warrant from tho Land Office ot Penn sylvania, granted to James Gruioburjr. con- taininjr 300 Acre iiud 112 IVidies ' and numbered on the Commissioners1 Books of Monroe county, No. 110. About 4 acres cleared, balance WOODLAXD. Seized and taken in execution as the prop erty of Charles Luibsher, and to be sold ty me for cash. CHARLES HENRY, Sheriffs Office, Stroudsburg, ) Sheriff. August 30, 16C&
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