$jEN'S HEAVY BOOTS,
Wholesale and Retail,
AT MOHKIS L. DRAKE'S,
Two doors above Jeffersonian Office,
MAIJf STREET.
BLANK MORTGAGES
For snip at this Office.
Dr. E. A. BLAND
tlTOULl) RESPECTFULLY AN
v T nounce to the citizens of Strouds
burg that he can be consulted at the
STROUDSBURG HOUSE,
from the 1st to the "10th of April, on
caees of the Eye, Ear, Throat, Lung, and
Heart. Having had an experience of 10
years in the Hospital, both of this country
and Europe, and being mpplicd with the
most complete outfit of Surgical instruments
in the country, feel: that many who are
(suffering from disease cither hereditary or
ncquircd, can (by proper skill, and a perfect
Knowledge ot the parts) find, at least, much
relief, if not a radical cure, by the proper
application of remedial agents. I do not
propose to perform miraculous cures, but
believe that a thorough knowledge of Medi
cine, Surgery, and the Collateral Sciences,
will enable us to cure many of those di
cas'S which have heretofore been considered
beyond the skill of a Physician. We will
perform operation on the Eyes for Cataract,
Artificial Pupil, Strabismus (Cross Eye), in
version or eversion of the Lids, Weeping
Eye, remove diseased bone, Tumors, and
all malformations connrcted with the Eye
or its appendages. Our experience in the
the treatment of these diseases is unsurpassed
by any Physician or Occulisl in the country.
Having been Opera" ing Surgeon in the New
York State Eye &. Ear Infirmary, located in
Syracuse, and subsequently connected with
other first-class institutions of the kind in
different cities of the country, feel confident
of our ability to perform what we propose. I
Having a first-class Ophthalmoscope we are
nb" to examine the internal structun 8 of
the Eye with as much precission and
racy as the external txirface. The use
this instrument in the diagnosis and
incnt of diseases of the Eye is indipensibly
necessary.
Dealiie
The Phv-ician wl i!e a student in the
fice of his preceptor, or while attending
medical lectures never dreams ofacquainting
himself with the minute Anatomy and
ology of the Er, hence when called upon
treat f-o delicate nn organ, rarely, if
succeeds in restoring his patient. In fnct,
the intelligent Physician never nvddle,
or interferes, with this orgun, save to use
some sitnph? itjctioa. blister or sea ton. If
this cures, well, if not, the poor victim is
doomed to be deprived of tins most import
ant or'an. Instruments for examine the
similar to the Ophthalmoscope are now
used, whereby the internal Ear is brought
plainly to view, and the true caue of Deaf
ness ascertained and treated accordingly.
THROAT, LUNGS & HEART.
The great difficulty in determining the
seat nnl precise charac er of diseases of the
Above-named t rgans is owing to the faci
that they are so deep seated, and surrounded
by a tony framework, hich affon.s strength
to thw part of the body, as well as protection
from injury .to these vital organs. Constan
experif-i-ce, together with a y,md ct knew I
or"" of the An tctr.ica! iclat'ons ex'stinp;
between these organs, is the only t-ure guide
the Physician h s to conduct his pitient
safely through the dangerous diseases which
often and s i finally attack the Lungs, Throiit
and Heart. The tact is now fully cstab
1 shed by 'he most scientific men of the age,
that tlicse diseases are not necessarily fatal,
if at the rroper tiii.c the proper remedies Le
applied. The Physical exploration of
Chest has ot late years been reduced
perfect science, consequently these diseases
have been robbed of half their terrors. 1 non
sands h-ive been, and :. re now being, re.-tored
to perfect health, and theenjoyment of these
blessings provided so -bounteously by the
ltuler of the universe.
Dr. B. will perform all Surgical Operations,
such as removal ot Tumors, Malformation
Limbs, CI nb-Foot, Hare Lip, &x.
March 19, 1808.-2 w
TREASURER'S SALE
OF
UNSEATED LANDS
MOMOE L COUNTY.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY" GIVEN, THAT
11 areably to an Act ot General
semble of the Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia, passed the 13. h day of March, 1615, en
titled An Act to Amend the Act en;itld
An Act directing the Mode of Selling Un
nested Lands for Tuxes and other purposes,'"
and of an Act passed the 13h day of Man h,
1517, a further Supplement to an Act to
Amend the Act entitled "An Act Directing
the Mode of Selling Unseated Lands
Taxes and other purposes," by the Act
General Assembly, pat-sed the 9th day
March, in the year of our Lord 1847,
tied An Act in Relation to the Sales
Unseated Lands in the Several Counties
this Commonwealth," the following
of land will be sold, at Public v endue, on
ibe bth day of June, being the
Second Monday, of June next,
at the Court-House, in the borough of Strouds
fcurg, in the County of Monroe, tor Arreara
ge of Tax"s due, and the cost accrued on
each Jot respectively fur years 1600 &. 1607:
Ilarrelt Towtihip.
Xo. Warrantee. Acres. Per.
J 08 Baker, John H. 150 11
01 B-iruelt. John (part) 90 70
259 Brodhead, Ann 405 80
290 Brodhead, Thomas 427
274 Brodhead, Alexander 253
314 Brown, Daniel 348 60
315 Brodhead, Sam. (pt.) ISO
210 C:a:g. John 300
119 Cardiff, Jacob (pt.) 300 15
308 Chapman, Joseph 200
320 Cottmger, Garrett pt 238 4
200 Crook, W.lliara 100
92 Dills, Abraham 190
Tax.
IB 57
9 10
32 77
34 90
16 80
17 81
14 64
26 30
43 50
16 62
23 74
15
34
43
32
43
3a
33
15
15
22
24
19
3
2
107 Denison, Alex, pt, 216
213 Duncan, David 441
204 Duncan, John 831
J 50
02
84
14
19
100
41
7a
219 Dysen James part) 408
288 Dills, David jr. 419
291 Depue. Samuel 405
137 Ford, Siandish 300
212 Graysburg, Joseph 300
138 Gibb:ns, Isaac .
J00 Graysburff. James
200 -U3
300 113
133 Glenthworth, James 226
Griscomb, Samuel E. 25
Griscomb, Samuel E. 10
Griscpmh, Samuel E. 75
298 Hailcr, Frederick 270
16
12 11
JMfEN'S CALF BOOTS,
SEWED AND PEGGED,
Wholesale and Retail,
AT MORRIS L. DRAKE'S,
Two doors above Jefferson ian Office,
. MAIJf 8TBEET.
323 Heaton. Joseph fotA 138 130
j in t -i i - ' . .
jeoroe 4UU 30
iwsk, IickoIon A. 100
3
58 . 25
206 Lomax, David (pt.) 239
295 Lockart. John 170
211 Lee, Thomas 431
11 .14
62 37
88 . Martin, John 180
di
222 Murray; Sarah 225
235 Murray, John 402
297 McNair, Solomon 355
40
94
48
40
113
115
24
154
21G McGan, Michael 104
207 Murdock.John 400
310 Nethermark, Lu-as 305
202 Roup, Geo. W. (pt.) 211
336 Reed, Rachel 150
100 Seavony. Thomas 350
now
205 Smith, Jonathan 347
218 ShafTner, Solomon 308
292 Smith, El.zibeth 393
301 Sandman,Christopher403
317 Smith, Rachel 374
251 Tyson, Daniel 437
28
60
111
111
72
28
51
312 Ut. Jacob 410
243 Vangordon, Gybcrt 421
313 Van com pen, Knchel 404
221 Wells, William 343
237 Weaver, Philip 390
311 Wolberton, Jonathan 411
318 Wilkinwn, Joseph 103
204 Wood, Thomas 100
234 Marry, Ann 300
Cool bans In Township.
147 Able John 400
188 Arndt, Jacob jr. 408
189 Arndt, John 408
162 Burns, Jonathan 440
174 Baker, Jicob 260
97 21
97 21
130- 17
153 16
177 -Bush, John sen. 400
52
17
53
60
62
D9
97
97
94
179 Bush, James 398
31 59
32 06
31 70
31 70
31 59
lt9 Bell, Joseph ' 405
'87 Bell, William 400
191 Bush. John jr. 400
192 Bush, Thorns s 399
194 Brown, Daniel 403
195 Brown. John 403
193 Biles. Henrr 408
199 Brutzman, John 200
2i6 Brown, William 408
224 Burrows, Henry 403
244 Bell, William (part) 200
239 Burrows, Stephen 400
164 C.chran, John 100
197 Corsaw, Abraham1 200
210 Craig, John 433
225 Coiungham, Gustavus340
224 Collid.-iyJacoborJno.202
199 Dcpue, Aaron 403
202 Depue, Samocl 408
210 Dnffield, John 415
213 Depue, Daniel 432
213 .Depue, Polly 432
Frazer, Nalbro (pt.) 208
149 Gibbs, Elizabeth (pt.) 206
175 Gibbs, Elizabeth (pt.) 206
205 Guiltner, Francis 415
accu
of
treat
32 32
21 43
of-
60
his
I'hysi
to
ever.
140
90
97 21
109 32
30 22
6 34
87 6
Ear
40 11
40 II
10 22
231 Guiltner. Tobias
412
215
404
J2
103 Hester, John
I OS Howe, Samuel
178 Hendricks, Isaac
160 Hendricks, Jucob
10
47 32
407 123 31
!90 Hood, Hannah
403 61 31
191 Hembt, Jacob
193 Hollinshcad, James
196 Hooser. Henry
408
436
408
400
403
410
400
325
357
401
205
200
231
226
99 21
73 30
97 21
231 Horn, Abraham
134 32
233 Harlc Peter
235 Harvey, Joseph
97
32
21
t2 Harvey, Samuel
75 21
247 Harray. Mry
195 Jones, John jr.
181 Kintz, Daniel
169 Lockwood, James
206 Lenox, David
111 Lee, Thomr. s
229 L vcring, Nathan
t4
120
123
27
31
8
10
17
33
62
104
47
61
50
10
10
108
109
100
165
113
60
10
106 Mushbach, Frederick 116
173 Meredith, Mary 403
169 Meredith, Nancy 401
206 Montague, Eiiza 415
207 Montague. Abraham 415
the
31
31
32
32
20
32
15
9
33
43
17
17
8
8
33
20
16
31
33
26
16
26
4
to a
207 Miirdock. John
2C9 McKee, Peter
217 Moore, Patrick
222 Murry, Sarah
226 McKee, Thomas
243 McCnllongh, John
206 Montague, Joseph
193 Nungesser, Peter
180 Patterson, John
433
415
411
220
427
411
415
430
100
of
179 Patterson, Alexander 100
165 Pettirew, James
419 103
163 Patterson, AV'illiam 2-":0
190 Patterson. Robert
194 Patterson, JdCob
227 Pratt, Henry
223 Polk, Robert
157 Ransberry, John
167 Roup, William
183 Risk, Charles
193 R-eder, Ab-alom
197 Rhg", Fh lip
221 Rees, Jane
222 Rees, Daniel
223 Rees, Sarah
241 Ross. David
249 Roberto, Isaac
153 Sidman, Eliza
173 Schneider, John
155 Sidman, Isaac
176 Summers, George
176 Spencer, Joseph
177 Smith. Robert
184 Shook, John
212 Smith, Piatt
219 Swart wood, Moses
230 Sproat William .
232 Shaw, Richard
146 Taylor, John M. .
214 Tagsart, John
215 Taylor. Jmes
232 Trail, Robert
165 Vandermark, James
203 Varrtilbury, Ricbin
196 Vandermark, Jacob
or James
135 Walker, Emanuel
203 Wood, Thomas
209 Ward, Hannah
220 Wheeler, Daniel
220 Ward, Joseph
403 97
395 103
421 40
323 48
401 14
400
75
407 127
258 97
440 eo
433 70
439 113
409 8
202
170 64
400 15
400 150
401 83
220 120
204 7
406 30
432 21
313 140
206 156
408 98
400
393 122
399 122
406 134
179 59
419 10
300
403 95
317 123
411 57
415 10
411 51
As
32
13
34
34
34
32
10
fur
16
16
of
of
31
cnti
17
ofl
16
ofl
32
34
17
16
32
21
41
31
tracts
23
32
23
31
25
21
32
21
3
16
Welling, Richard pt. 50
187 Yohe.Adam 400
Clicfiiulliill Towiiftliip.
19
19
9 JO
31
17
7
29
55
90
50
75
50
77
37
80
60
78
01
87
16
22
38
13
14
10
9
6
Bower, Dillman (pt.) 236 .
Heckman, Adam (pt) 250
Hare, Powell Robt. 260
Morgan, Sarah (pt.) 230
Peach, Peter (part) 81
Pratt, George (part) 316
Rees, Rachel . . 445
Rees, Samuel (part) 138 80
Shupp, Philip (part) 289 126
Shupp, Peter . 200
Eld red ToivnIiip.
Craig, John 250
Heffley, Peter 125
Hemphill, Joseph 173
Hower, John 178
Hower, Nicholas 126 .
Ijcvere, Isaac 403
Weavcrt Johu 175
7
6
5
15
7
9 10
JJOY'S & YOUTH'S BOOTS
Wholesale and Retail,
AT MORRIS L. DRAKE'S,
Two doors above JefTersonian Office,
MAIN TSEET,
in 7
Hamilton Township,
Cox, Tench (part) 300
Cox, John (part) 300
Johnson, Elizabeth pt 200
32 75
41
62
26
56
Levers, ueorge (pt.) 300
Levers, George (pt.) 280
' Levers, Eliiwbeih 415
10 54
72
EG
16 58
32 75
Miser, John (part) 300
Praul, Thomas (part) 150
Thompson, James pt. 100
Vanorman, Carry 400
Vanorman, Samuel 100
Claywcll. Sydney , 104
InckKoit TowuIiip.
BjII, Margaret 150
13 8
" 7 1
5' 9
44 51
27 95
11 25
34 90
18 40
4 97
24 98
17 29
10 58
7 62
24 98
25 33
16 68
10 68
54 76
32 75
Coats, Lindscy 421
Defong, John 410
Gwinner, Frederick 250
Kreamer, William 150
Logan, Mary 402
Lesley, John (part) 200
Logan, John ' 295
Roup, William 415
S.tgreaves, Samuel pt 80
Starbird. John (part) 200
Smith, Elizabeth 440
Tyson, Joseph 435
no
10
33 51
32 32
34 72
31 03
35 72
35 66
34 90
19
10
15
103
05
108
25 07
12 7
16 90
25
33 18
12 7
37 91
55 71
27
32
33 42
11 25
8 90
2G 30
Pocono Township.
Brown, Susannah 400 100
17
8
18
19
12
13
22
Gwinner, Fred, (pt) 174
Nicholas, John 429
Paul, Thomas 435
Smith, Elizabeth pt. 290
48
137
16
94
21 30
71
Smith, Francis (part) 300
Price Townthip.
06 Bunnell, Benjamin 436 SO
87 Bollenge, Frederick 295
71
36
57
20
22
7
31 70
336 Benslry, William 424 60
320 Cattinger, Garret pt. 13-J ' 4
119 Chapman, Joseph 200
100 Harrison, William pt. 240
10
9
79 Heaton, Joseph (pt ) 184
181 Huff, Enos
343
17
A? -V 323 Harrison, Willio
oo oi 334 Horton, Tabitka
m
220
422
437
413
403
409
390
180
374
433
416
128
4
25
32 32
10 90
322 James, John
14
146
50
22
335 Jayne, Annio
20
66 Marion. Samuel
20
KO T1. Pliilin
15
21 30 332 place, James
50
23
138
150
120
19
1 i)U Oil P..et I nmna
8 07
8 30 017 -Smith. R.rhpl
18
21
21
6
10 90
1 PnrtsnmT AKrnKnm
' eMs30 Winninvv. Jacob
4 W MS Wriirl.t. RnWt
A1 11. W t.I
71 129 Crces, Peter (part) 134 121
11
84 1 o uientwonn, James pt. 40
5
18
96 130 tiibbons, Isaac (part) 200
22 1U4 "omprmes Isaac pt. rzi zio
08 m 2 Lee, Joseph 401 14
11
36
40
15 icnoias, wuiiam 444
1 y cisn, itogcs iJi'O
20
07 Middle Sitiillificld TowiiAhip.
t3 57 Barklev. Jamps 430 80 10
15 1121 60 Bunnell. Cat 424
18
03 63 Barklev. John 400
18
9
9
18
13
20
10
2
4
7
13
13
13.
7
00 62 Horton. Richard 207
74 233 Howery. Bow'ne (nU 100
96 57 Jane. William 400
155
8
13
71 63 Jane. Marv 339
39 -43 Kirkendall. Samuel 300
71 194 Lewis. Richard (part) 236
01 Oden. Sarah fnartl 100
32 191 Orrden. Anne (parn 100
62 53 Palmer. Thomas 111
60
30
67 Parker, William 150
25 St uckcr, Clements p!. 202
ou
65
74
45
90
34
78
61 Sanders, John 402
183 Stock cr, Margaret pt 150
Iloxs Towiifrliip
Hays, Samuel
Johnson, James
Levers, Sarah
Levers, Christopher
Walker, John
Walker, Robert,
Sane, Christopher
250 7 85
375 40 11 51
438 125 13 34
S13 26 9 GO
35 1 58
35 1 58
40 1 72
96
74
fc4
84
20
84
90
07
78
53
29
24
30
30
15
00
39
43
71
03
10
50
40
Smitlifictd Towmlilp.
Darnhill, John (part) 100 7
Gordon, John 407 28
Horn, Benjamin (pt.) 200 14
Chalner, John 50 4
Stroud Towntliip.
Brodhead, Garrett (pt.) GO 2
Praul, Thomas (part) 130 4
Tub liauua.
Albertson, Garrett 227 21 100
Alloway, William 439 107 53
Benoo, Robert (part) 200
42
30
52
72
37
92
36
Gi
51
88
Berry, John 82
Blakeley, John 434
Blackwell, Daniel 200
Boehni & Shiner, 307
Beek, Frederiek 439
Boehm, Philip 100
Brodhead, Samuel 304
Berry, Simon 422
Brodhead, Luke . 419
70
108
50
22
01
82
43
48
37
19
51
Cox, Jacob (part)
Conrad, Mry (part)
Calladay, Jacob
Cox, Joseph (part)
225
239
203
208
81
29
24
75
24
19
84
52
119 158
48
42
41
18
48
24
99
9 34
10
10
Cox, Jonathan (part) 200
Cox, Miry (part) . 162
Cox, William (part) 350
Conrad, Deborah (part) 250
Cox, Rebecca 440
Dyer, Josiah 404
Dyer, Sarah 200
Davis, Benjamin 343
Enple Jacob (part) 50
Fish, John 403
Frazerv Nalbro (part) 200
Howell, Samuel 433
Hartman, Thomas 438
Hart, Joseph 395
HartuDg, John D. pt. 113
Hazelwood, John 395
Harvey, Mary (part) 78
Hunt, Picrsoa 50
Ilartuog, Elizabeth 439
Harvey, Samuel 413
Irvine, Robert 433
Lane, Mary . 438
Lane, William 438
Lyons, Peter 424
Long, Rebecca 162
Keen, Daniel 400
Riggs, Philip (part) 202
Rogers, Jam es 411
Recder, Andrew II. 320
Shoemaker, Samuel pt. 16G
Sidman, Isaac 410
Stewart, James 400
Sharpies, John 491
SertLau, Isaac 421
Stewart, Charles (part) 200
Sharpless, Joseph (pt.)200
Tench, Francis 422
Taylor, Elizabeth 150
TbomasJofcph 400
wiii, .iaw ;a
74
06
41
16
19
03
56
32
30
99
59
91
52
53
95
14
47
19
12
92
87
6 32
10
84
00
90
07
86
84
24
120
66
62
10
102 15G38
129 53 OG
70
84
53
51
39
48
54
99
77
39
53
30
50
48
24
12
51
50
50
75
60
62
00
50
60
34
00
95
25
80
111
110
29
81
02
62
47
120
: 42
48
70 105
ADIES AND MISSES .
KID AND MOROCCO BOOTS,
Wholesale and Retail.
AT MORRIS L. DRAKE'S,
Two doors above JefTersonian Office, .
MAIN STREET.
Wilpon. William (pt.) 200
Wiliing, Richard (pt.) S00
Tuukliaiinork.
21
3G
13 87
13 67
9 45
Barnet, John 265
Caldwell, David 400
Cox, Joseph (part) 209
Cox, Benjamin "439
15
7
23
17 62
19 12
8
25
19
Cox, Jonathan (part) 238
80
59
120
40
40
48
50
90
40
Creamer, Jacoh 393
Caldwell, Daniel 408
19
21
1G
19
Durham, Edward 400
4 97
Ehrie, Conrad jr. 375
Elms, George 438
Eyerly, Jacob 408
Eyerlj, Jacob 400
Ehrie, Conrad sen. 401
25
25
25
25
HorseGcld&McCarty pt. "5
4
21
25
25
18
25
32
32
25
Hartung, J. D. (part) 2G1
Lesley, Defer (part) 224 98
Logan, Alexander 427 40
83
McCarty, Benjamin 351 130
5 40
Purdy, William 438 70
Paschall, Thomas . 400
43
77
Rees, Hannah 400
Rees, Samuel 415
Shee, John 403 39
25
70
06
98
16
08
93
20
Shupp, Peter (part) 240
14
25
Steioer, Henry. 439 80
Shupp, Philip ' 150
Sitgreaves, Sam. (pt.) 200
10
13
29
18
Taylor, Amos 409 135
Wilson, William (pt.) 222 64
Wildman. John 438 10
27
REUBEN GREGORY,
March 19, 18C8. Treasurer
13
78
28
TREASURER'S NOTICE
9 74
90
60
OF SALE OF SEATED LANDS FOR
52
Ii
ARREARAGES OF TAXES.
13
30
T
iIIE FOLLOWING IS A LIST
14
Taxes on Seated Assessments, as
90
urncd by the Collectors of the several Town
66
ships, for 1866 and 1867, which Lands
41
be sold agreeably to the 41st Section of the
Act of the 19th of April, A.I). 1843, which
82
'rovides lor Collection of Taxes on the
93
43
IS
83
day of June, being the
Second Monday of June next,
at the Court-House, in the Borough
Stroudsbnrg', in the County of Monroe,
Arrearages of Taxes due and costs accrued
72
on each lot respectively:
00
50
Borough of Strotidftburg.
Xames. Property. Taxes.
43
56
40
Deahl, Jacob 1 Town Lot.
Gordon, Mary
4
t
.
Metzgar, Casper
1
1
1
00
Ryan, John
White, Ellen
30
Barrett.
96
Gcotz, Christopher CO Acres.
10
2
1
2
5
00
22
i. 5
00
00
19
57
62
67
50
62
02
02
00
ventz, Ucorge
389
25
100 "
150
200
Nye, Catharine
,eiis, La bar
Stclling, James
Waltmm George
7
1
Way, Schuck
Coolbnnsli.
Dresfer. Robert 100
3
1
11
3
3
8
10
3
5
3
8
5
4'
4
1
1
4
1
11
4
1
22
15
2
1
2
1
1
4
1
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3
2
2
13
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2
3
3
5
22
17
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1
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1
7
2
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2
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18
13
3
4
11
9
2
19
4
0
2
2
1 4
14
3
3
2
22
19
lays, John 50
Stillwell, John II. 400 "
Clicsmitliill.
Shenlccl, Henry 400
Setzer, Solomon 61
Sox, Lewis Estate Hi
Ilumiltuii.
Kintz, Jt:hn
Keller, Chailes
Keller, Andrew &.
Eiiza
Levers, William
Mosteller, Joseph
Remmel, Philip
Tittle, Henry
Tittle, Eleanor
71
32
4
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97
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Jackson.
Buttp, Jacob 45
DulJ, Samuel 50
Gorr, John sen. 322 41
Gorr, John jr. 322
Heckman William 12 "
Kahlcr, Harrison 161 41
Keller. Josiih 17 "
Mcrwine, "Franklin 200 "
Mcrwine, John 344 '
Postens, John Estate 400
Rcimoh, AS" Est. 10
Smith, Abraham 59 "
Tidd, Ann 5
Tidd, William 122
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Williams, Emanuel 70
Woolbcrt, Catharine 20
Werkheiser, Freeman26
Woodlinjr, Joseph 76
lOCOIIO.
Kinney, Peter 100 1
Price.
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Buh, Charles
lluKh, Daniel
Bdleh, Dr.
Coleman, J. S.
Henry, Charles
Peter. J a red II.
Price, Mddifon
Price, Wilkinson
163
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115
100 '
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9
Ransberry, George 242
Rnnbbcrry, Michael 242
White, William 120
Price, Benj. EU 102
Noys, Samuel 500
Beceeker, Andrew J 247
Cypher. William UK)
Penncll, Christian 220
Staples, Reuben 6
Polk.
Hotter, Jacob 100
Borger, Lynford 67
Bjyer, Jacob 14
Brough John 12
Bartolomew, Daniel 2
Craig, Thomas 92
Craig, TI108.&. John 116
George, Derna 1
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Kreege, George Eat. 27
Moyer, Philip
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Smith, Melchoir
Sibler, Sarah
Porter, Mary
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Ron.
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Altemusc. P;ter
Busk irk, Thomas
Heller, P. J. Rudy
Hays, Richard
Kichline, John
Kintz, Henry
Lerch, Peter
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Itickhow, James Et 40
Woaver John 200
Walton, James II. 400
Sobers, Jacob 60
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SkcrrcU, James 47
JUDDERS of ALL KINDS,
Wholesale'and Retail,
AT MORRIS L. DRAKE'S,
Two doors above JefTersonian Office,
MAIN STREET.
50
50
Stroud.
Bowlby. David 1 Town Lot.
Burnett, I). Britta in 3 Acres.
Colbert, Eliz'th Er. 36
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50
Colbert, Elizabeth S. 29
Coffman, William 44
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CnfTman, Charles
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Ilnll, John
Jordan, John
La bar, James
Marvin, -David
1 83
20 30
22 35
6 50
11 20
75
50
75
75
R;iy, N l.-on
Strouse, Levi
Smples. Henry
1 Town Lot.'
25 Acres.
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Stone, Henry
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Yv olfinger, Daniel
3 50
Tobj Iiainia
Bind, Samuel Est. 40
Brotzmnn. David 17
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Flick, Reuben J. 72
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Hessler, Josiah 93
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Mcrwine, John 220
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Si.-gfrird, Daniel Est. 1 Un. Town Lot 9 50
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Winter, Joseph 50 Acres.
1 50
Tiiitkliaiiiiock.
Easton &. Wilkes-Bur-
re Turnpike Co. 24
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10 50
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Merwin Jdin 150
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Sox, Wellington 52 '
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REUBEN GREGORY,
March 19, 1803. Treasurer.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
TO FARMERS AND ALL PERSONS OWNING
10
HOUSES, CATTLE,. SHEEP & HOGS!
In the spring of the year when a Horse is
about pheding his coat nothing wiii do him
better service than a teaspoon tul of
YOU ATI'S -CONDITION 'POWDER,
every morning, well mixed vi ith his feed.
COWS.
In milking cows the subscriber feels con-
OF
re -
fidtyit that Vouatt's Powder, as he now
prepares it, will astonish all who use it, and
convince the most incredulous to say that by
feeding a cow one tca?poonfnl of Yobatt's
will
Fowdeb once a day will so much increase
8th
the quantity and quality of the milk as to
yield one pound of Butter per week uore
is promising1 much, yet we have the evidei ce
of
of hundreds to prove this assertion. This
for
increase is made by keeping the cow in a
healthy condition with a good appetite.
HOtiS and SHEEP will be greatly bene-
fitted by us-ing this powder. One of our
customers says that he had 16 fcheep all
which hid the Distemper, and concluded he
would try an experiment with Youatt's
Powder he gave half of thn number the
Powder, and they recovered in a short time,
the rest died.
95
10
35
90
The genuine YOUATT'S VEGETATIVE
CONDITION POWDER is prepared from
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50
78
7;i
louatts original Recipe at Hoilinshead s
Drug Store. AM other is a counterfeit.
Try it and be Convinced.
W. IIOLLINSIIEAD.
March 12, 1303.
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jSTotice!
Office Jackson Oil Company. )
Strovdsdirc, Pa., March 5..1863. )
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: THAT
at a meeting of the Directors of the
Jackson Oil Co., held at their office, on the
29th day of February, ISO?, the following
resolution was passed:
" Resolved. That the assessment
THREE CENTS on each share of the
stock of the Jacks-m Oil Co., authorized by
the resolution of Board, pissed Feb. 1, 1663.
All of said stock on which said assessment
shall remain unptid on the 23th day
March will be sold by the Treasurer at the
office of the Co, at public auction, at 10
o'clock,- a'm., of the above-named day, to
meet said assessment.
J. LANTZ, Sec. of Co.
J. L. Wyckoff, Treasurer. M. 5.-3t
Stroudsbnrg Passenger liaihvavt
VTOTICE, The books lor Fubscription
i. to the Capita' Stock of this Company
will be opened this day at the office cf Ste
phen Holmes, jr. .
By order of the CORPORATORS.
Stroudsburg, March 5, 1863.-31.
4t
7 BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE,
opposite the Depot, at East' Stroudsburg.
Apply at once to Geo. L. Wa!ker, Real Es
state Broker. Office on Main st., Stro'ids
burg. Pa. Feb. 27, 1863.
UNDERTAKING.
McCARTY has on hand the largest and
best assortment of
COFFINS
and
TRIMMINGS
lobe fiuni omsuje of either city (New York
or Philadelphia), and will make this branch
of hu bminen A SPECIALITY.
COFFINS and CASKETS of any size or
style, can te furnished at one hour's notice
for shipment, at a charge or one-tuird
LE8H THAN ANY MIOP IS STROUDSBmO In
no case wiii be charge more than TEN PER
CENT above actual cost.
attended to in any pirt of the County, at
the shortest possible notice. . Sept. 26, '67.
DON'T FOKGCT Unit when
you want any thing in the Furniture
or Ornamental line that McCarty, in the
Odd-Pillows Hall, Main Street, Strouds
burg, Pa., is the place to get it. Sept. 26.
oiT roOL YOU It 91 OX 12 Y
away for worthless articles of Furni
ture, but go to McCarty's, and you will get
well paid for it. Sept. 26, '67.
IF you want MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD
or PLAIN SOFAS, LOUNGES or
CHAIRS, call on
PHILIP MILLER &, SON,
March 11, 1867.
MONEY WANTED.
C !? All OX FIRST-CLASS SECUR
J UUlly Enquiro at this office.
Mach 12,1603.
TF vou want BUREAUS. BEDSTEADS,
1 TABLES, WASH-STANDS, &e..
call
on PHILIP MILLER & SOM.
March 11, l?07.
rjpilE CHEAPEST PLACE
TO BUY BOOTS AND SHOES
. Wholesale and Retail.
IS AT MORRIS L. DRAKE'S,
Boot and Shoe Store, two doors above Jeffer
sonion Office, Main Street. Nov 7, ?07-6ia
. 1 ..' 1 1 " .. . ' 1 - - ; j
A pair of good Rond Horses
WANTED.
Must Le handsome, sound, weU
fST'i broken and good travellers. A
Ia-Tj fa'rcah price will bo paid. 1
Apply to GEO. L. WALKER.
Real Estate Broker, Stroudsburg, Pa.
March 5, 1SC8.
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10
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82
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00
S0JETHLG WOKlPi HAYING.
JOHNSON'S VERMIN EXTERSHNATOR
JPojc Beds.
VZarranted for not less than Ttco Years,
Send for Package. Price 25 cts., or firm
packages for one dollar. Sent by mail fre
of postage on receipt of price. Addrcsa
WM. H. JOHNSON,
Stroudsburg.
Jan. 30.-1 m. Monroe Co., Pa.
00
50
WANTED
FIF TEE X steady t.J experienced
nillCK.LA YE RS and PLASTERERS,
for the season. Apj-ly to
R. R. CRESS,
Stroudsburg, P.
January 16, 1503. 3m.
Church! Church!!
SUBSCRIBERS TO THE BUILDING
of the LUTHERAN CHURCH, in thi
Borough, are hereby notified that the third
installment will become due the 1st of Feb
ruary, and a punctual payment thereof is.
requested.
By order of CIlUCII COUNCIL.
Jan. 23, 1663.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON'S (of Wil
liamsburgh, N. Y.) Recipe for CON
SUMPTIONS ASTHMA carefully com
pounded at
HOLLINSHEAD'S DRUG STORE
07" Medicines Fresh end Pure.
Nov. 21, 1567.J W. IIOLLINSIIEAD.
rilHE NEXT SESSION OF THE
A STROUDSBURG ACADEMY will
commence on WEUiNiiMJAY. iUAUCU
11th, 1S63. Pupils admitted at any time..
For terms, &c, apply to
J ERE. FRUTTCHEY, Principal.
Feb. 20, 18C3.
of
LIME! LIMB!!
F
RESII UUTiNED LIME Con
stantly on hand and for sale bj
JAMES HELL, Jr.,.
Experiment Mills, Vi.
Jan. 30, 18G8.
825 Agents Wanted. $25
We. want first-class Agents to introduce.
our IMPROVED STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. The cheapest and best
Machine in the whole country. Extraor
dinary inducements to good active salesmen.
Particulars and sample work furnished on
application. A. J. DUMONT, Agent.
Fcb.27.-3m. 630 Arch Street, Philadelphia
Estray.
STRAYED FROM THE PEN OF THE
Subscriber, in the borough of Strouda--burg,
on the 2Ut inst., a SOW PIG, per
fectly while, weight about 75 pounds.
Any information which will lead to the
recovery of said Pig", will be rewarded by
Feb. 27. II. S. DRAKE.
GOOD NEWS -
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH,
VIA
LEE & BROTHER'S
icw Cabinet Ware-Rooms.
rriHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE RE
JL cently purchased the entire stock of
Furniture ot Messrs. Rogers &, Danner, on
Main Street, three doors below the Woolen
Mills, to which they have added a large as
cf
of
sortment of all kinds of superior Furniture,
and with increased facilities for business and
a determination to give satisfaction to all
who may favor them with a call feel justi
fied in asking the continued patronage ot the
old customers of this establishment.
They keep constantly on hand complete.
PARLOR,
CHAMBER and
VIXIXG.ROOM SUITS,
both of their own and city manufacture,
which they will dispose of at the moat reason
able rates.
They employ none but the best of work
men, and purchase none but the best quality
of well seasoned lumber, and are therefor
prepared to manufacture to order on the short
est Boticc any and every thing in their line
from a single piece of furniture up to a com
plete suit. '
Repairing and trimming of alt kinds of
furniture done with dispatch and neatness
at the lowest possible terms.
TTiideiHakiiao:
also attended to at short notice.
Call and see them before you purchnte
elsewhere. Compare prices and material.
Furniture cheerfully shown without charge.
D. S. LEE. M. S. LEE:
If ton want Cane-Seat, Wood-Seat or
Rush-Bottom Chairs, call on
LEE &. BRO.
If you want Bureaus, Bedsteads Cup
boards, Tables, Wash Stand?, fce., call ott
LEE &. BROv
In short, if you want any thing in the Fur
niture line from a single article to a com
plete suit, call on LEE &. BRO.
Stroudsburg, Nov. 21, 1867.
IF you want the best CHAMBER. PAR
LOR or DINING-ROOM SUITES, of
the plainest, or if you want tho best KITCH.
EN FURNITURE, call on
PHILIP MILLER & SO.V.
March 11, 1S07L
IF you want GILT ROSEWOOD, MA
HOGANY or WALNUT PICTURE
FRAMES, ronnd, o?al, oblong or square of
any size, call on
3 PHILIP MILLER &. SON.
March 14, 1S07. :
IF ynu want CANE-SEAT RUSH BOT
TOM, or WINDSOR CHAIRS. cll on
PHILIP MILLER L. ON.
March 14, luT.
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