QB JIM MlIEIi
IJ
. Wppantaea and Equlppo.t In Xcw Vork City for the Reason
bf with New CanrM, Xer Vani aa.l IiirioH,
. Xaw Cage. UcanUi'ul nl Appropriate Appointments.
A MODEL EXHIBITION!
In orery same of the word.
Yba following ar amontclha special tir ho ManaRaiaont
oe tha houor of prewiiUtij
Ha Best Ski of touted Hjsj.
-The Erst LsJ Rifc
fbe BsS Pii Kdoi
' Ths Bat Es3-b.:i Rifcx
" " - ' Ths Eai fe Cta in Aricx
4 3? j&. 3T 1ST "3T ! "
Two Year old ; SO Inchea hl;h : Wrljlm va Inand : nn
docbiedly Ui malltt ctct cTliiMiM la any cvunlrj.
Prof. TIIOMrrtOX'S
GREAT PERFORMING BULL,
THa Multiform Teata oftiit Animlln tho Klnjr surpasses
belUf. mad liavo j jtl ben claa-ci a:nj;g tho i
"Wonders of tho 19th Century.
Prof. GEO.FOREPA t'WH'S Matchless
TRAINED "WILD ANIMALS.
Mara Tralnad Animals hlbl:si t tho Aallenes than
ay EUuw ijm arsr mhibltaj before.
1!
HARK THE ARRAY OF TALENT I
M'LLE JOSEPHINE TOURN1A1RE.
Tr:ntT0 Eq3:rl-nr.a a J Jiaitrjma la C!i-!TaL
MISS CAROLINE WARD
T!jo"EJ33 Eur" elite Arena.
MADAME DeMOTT.
Tto celebrated Clie E-jottr!enn.
MADAME CARLOTTA,
TVa tlilBX and Danstle Eqtimrtoapa and Brrite ef
MR. J. DeMOTT.
"W"aea TWanOfnl and Parlnc Equestrian reraonatlona
kara ralnd for him the tm of th Winged Mercury "
MR. J. WARD,
T Va41 nTi. J rater a-vl Orntcf;t. t s-t Mnl
SiTorm Irform.r ofth pr..f!on. A a Mnrk K.n
prtvrvaT rt In Plate Sr.lnnlnj. JuMlinr
Mr. Ward acknowledge no equal.
MR. JAMES MYERS,
Tt Gecial and Original Jester.
MR. CHARLES MORGAN,
The Celebrated Tr!ek Cloan.
THE ARABIAN BROTHERS,
n naoct wwcdrfal Atklrt-t r f ibis c-r any n.-r ac
a itir Pietorettue ami .--Uf (ro:.plrf:., Toarbll
laDaaiiU Vaul'.isc.
THEODORE TOURNIAIRE.
"A proralaaot mombrof th ll'nutiooi famlTj that tave
cliaMrngrd tlx a.milratiou of ;Ua World.
M X RE I U r.li E C A U LETO ?
And J EX XT CARNEAL.
KADAME.S JITOKI, UAIITOX.
And I'XDERHILL.
ATXKBEB. LaBLACIIE, rOI.EXtiKI,
nEXOEItSOX, BARTOW aid JAY,
,Tcctar with a full and coirpcltnt Corps of Grovnis.
fir)ti, I. uer and AUcndai.u.
TV Maarrl Uat artfrnt It Mncd Vr. UEOI.GS
l OKKPAl GU.
Tlio
TROUPE OT
Comical
ACTING HEARS.
The Dwarf Jlr JiaT!l. FA N XT." w'.Il be capartoe4
at each nurti:u:ct wiih a
Splendid Oriental Houdah,
tr Elphant PaddU. i which "),!lrr-n frftin among- tho
Audler.rc will ! aIli'W?'l the nnvcltjr of an
IDleplacirsLt Jiicio!
TDK IAT!AnOr OF TrOXPEW.
THE RUNNING BISON I
-- -.
IEAPIX BIFFALO!
A Bul Bldlcr 4t. eiiicTd up-on tils back by hl
' . " C'apfurfr and Traiu-.r,
' A.lph.ouso rWHicsvxclo,
"Who will abaolctrlr Impel him over
- GATES. BARS & OBSTACLES,
ContUtudng the moat
ELECTRIC PERFORMANCE
Xrr f lrea ta a CUrU.
Tb Proncaaiow will Mr tlm Town at 10 Vlock. A. XT,
- 4jd by rriOFESSOU KAE Metropolitan !lrrfvrnft
. 7nd. followed hT the Dwarf Elephant. "FANXV,"
" a rtchlr dorratcd Cur. and lh entire rt-t1liU
rf ar. Chariot,, Tableaux Car and Cages.
ADMISSION .50 CENTS
Children under 12 years- 25 Cents
Ponrs ojwh: nt 2 L 7 V. M. IVrf..rman' e to
commeaco Jiu'if tn Lour later
THIS M A M MOTH g C)V
WILL EXHIBIT AT
YOBiHANNA MILLS, MONDAY, MAY 25
AT 8TR0UDSBURG, TUESDAY, MAY 2G,
on the Fair Ground.
AT BELVIDERE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27
ON E DA Y OX L Y.
Altjiooyu and LvciiM.g at cj-h hr?.
4: 1
3
MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT, 1868.'
ioi ur iiKTAILEItS of Foreign ond
Domestic Merchandise in Monroe Co.,
subject to the payment of-license for the
year 1803: '-
i
Borough of SlioudIiiic
R. P. &. II. I). Bush, store, '14
J. B. Miller, do. H
c:ln.'s,
$7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
. 7 00
L.ce &. Brother, cabinet ware, 14
Samuel Hood, Ft over, 14.
Miss Wintcrmntc. noiions. 14
Joseph Matlack, store, 11
7
oauina l)e lounir. notion?. II
7
J. B. Morgan, klorr, . 14
J. II. McCartr. cabinet v.ir. 11
t
7
4
00
00
R. IJufton, store, 14
lien man, La Bar L Co., nolious, 11
C. D. BroJfirad, store, 14
Brown &. Keller, jewelry, 13
Drchcr & Brother, medicincu, 13
William Hollinshead, do. 13
Charles B. Keller, boots fcshocs, 14
S. D. Dreher, taddlcr, 14
A. C. Jansen, ennftctioncry, 1 1
Darnel Mansfield, slorc, " 13
P. Miller, notions, . 14
A. B. Odlrander, coufeclionery, 14
00
10 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
J. Storm, 13
10 00
7 00
7 00
- 7 00
7 00
12 50
7 00
7 00
12 50
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
Flory & Brolher, stove?, 14
Philip Miller &, Son, c.ib. ware, 14
Miss Schoonovcr, fancy goods, 11
Waters &. Son, boots it shoe, 14
Nicholas Ruster, store, 12
Fable & Myers, do. 14
R. Miller, saddler, 14
II. S. Wagner, store, . 12
M. L. Drake, boots &. shoes, 14
C. S. Detriek fc Co., medicines, 13
Alex. Raubcnold, jewelry, 14
Darius Dreher, fancy gt'od, 14
M. M. Burnett, tailor. 14
7 00
7 00
12 50
J. O. Savior, raddler 14
Joseph Wallace, store, 12
Robert Bjys do. 14
C. Frankenfield, cabinet ware, 14
William T. Baker, confectionrr, 14
James Gouer, do. 14
D. II. Wyckoff, tobacco, 14
Christian Ililler, billiard table, 0
MlOlKl TtMV!10i.
Decker &. Dunn, etore, 14
Nelson Detriek, groceries, 14
William N. Peters.' store, 14
C. S. Detriek t Co., medicines, 13
Miss It Morgan, notion?, 14
Philip Rockatellow.confectioner 14
Abraham Ilockafcllow, store, 14
Thomas Stem pie, do. 13
Charles Foulke, ten pin alley, 4
Bari cU Township.
Pulrni; &. Ncrlhrop, store, 1 1
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
15 00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
10 00
10 00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
Wm. K. Sirighi, groccritP, 14
Decker it Dunn, store, 14
SiiuTcr t Ulieinhar', do. 11
J. S. C.mln;&n, do. 11
Ivaratlic Ttvuliip.
(icorge Smith, store, 14
James Kintz, do. 14
Henry Bramer, do. 11
Siuilhficld ToviiIiip.
Klias Huffman, store, 14
Aino3 Ia bar, do. 14
William Brcdhead, bil'd shlonn, 4
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
Do. ten pin alley, 4
Joel Shannon, store, 14
B. T. Cmdheid, do. 11
Mcrari G. Jonc?, rcceri?a 1 1
Jaiii-s B;I!, jr., flore, 14
J. D. La bar," do. 14
A. B Frees, di. " H
?c; Iiniuin Towmlilp.
Tiir.o'.hy Miller, storo 11
Isaac Staufer, do. 14
Charles Blikcclcy, Co. 11
oKcIijan Tuvnihli.
U. Marrin, st.r?, 11
Dovvlirij Brother, rocc.'ic?, 14
Rhodes d Son, e!orr, . 14
James Voting, do. 14
Su.'n Youn, do. 1 1
Ddc 5c Co , do. 11
I'ocono TuwaIiip.
S. Kistler it Co., 6tcre, 1 i
Daniel Custard, do. 14
Jacob Stoufer, do. 14
(ieorjc Lca-ig-, do. 14
Nathaniel Storm', d.i. 14
Staples Cc Barry, Co. 11
Utis Township.
Reuben Ilnrtzc!!, tcre, 11
Jaco'a B.-nter, c. 14
Eo!k Ta whip.
JJzxiil Kre?ge, flr.rf, 11
John G. Veit, do. 11
II. McCielkn, do. 14
B. M. Kresge, do. II
Peter Gilbert,
Did red Towiiftltip.
Joseph Hawk, storp, 14
John Harter, do. 14
Dine Ci Frantz, do. v 14
ESaitJilton Township.
Allen Metzar, ttore, 14
J. A. Bard, do. 11
7 CO
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 CO
7 CO
7 CO
15 00
00
00
00
00
0(1
00
CO
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
oo !
00
00
00
00
(.K)
00
Stephen Gearrh, do. 11
A. W. Lodcr, do. 14
Joseph Bittenbcndcr do 14
Si vlor Cc Brother,
Co.
14
ChcKdihill Township.
John Kesler, sidJler. 11 7 00
John Merwine, store, 14 7 00
Chnrles Tidd, do. 11 7 00
Samuel Arnold, do. 11 7 00
George Miller, saddler, 11 7 00
I j. M. Heller, store, 14 7 00
Charles Scnsaliiiiijh, do. 14 7 00
Henry Gctz, do. 11 7 00
George Weis;", do. 11 7 00
Murtin KUhpuugh, do. 11 7 00
TZidiMv. Smithficlil.
II. G. Siiocniakcr, itore, 14 7 00
Notice, is hcrrLy given, that an appeal
will be held at the Commissioner's Oflice, at
Sfrourlsburg, ( n MONDAY, the 15th day
if JUNE, lriSy. at 10 o'clock, a.m., where
all persons who feel themselves aggrieved
by the lorjjoing appraisement arc required to
attend. E. 11. GUNSAULES,
Miy 11, 1GS . Mercantile Appraiser. .
Ad.uiuisiraiors Notice.
Htlulevf DAMEl, HOYS, lute of Stroud
to'.vnshtj), deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that letters cf Ad
ministration upon tnc above h?tute have been
grantej to the sulscri'scr ly tha Register of
Wills of Monroe county. All persons in
JeUed to said I'tate wi!! make payment
without deliy, and thoso having claims a
gainst the sat'nc will present them du'y au
tliCt.ticated for scttlenient, to
JOHN BOYS, Stro-jdthurg, Pa.
JAMES ANDRE, Stroud tsp.
iljy 7, 15GS. Gt. JUccutcrs.
iiEV.'EDWAUD
.B. hawsLurgh, N. Y.) Recipe for CON
SUMPTION and" ASTHMA carefully com
pounded at
IIOLLINSHEAD'ff DRUG STOKE.
fr--r r. . ... i
j..)V. :. , y hoi.u.nshEAD.-
License Applications. -
MONROE COUNTY, BS.
" I, Thomas M. Mcllhaney, Clerk of the
Court of Quarter Sessions of said County,
do ccjtify that the following named oersons
uau uiL-u tiieir pennons to sell liquor, ac
cording to the Act of Assembly, and will be
uenru xuonuay, .May o, lbuy.
Hotci.
Chares J. Price,
Barrett.. .
do
do
Chestnthill.
do
da .
do
d."
do
do
Cool ba ugh.
do
. do .
do
do
Eidrcd.
do
do
Hamilton.
W ilkinsen Price,
00 John W. YoU.cr.
CO
John Kerchncr,
Kcuben Sliupp,
John Merwine,
Jerome Kre?ge,
Elizabeth Kresge,
Linford M. Heller,
Chares Tidd,
Jacob B. Tcel,
Oliver D. Smith,
Samuel Case,
James Wagon hurl
Jerome B. Shaw,
Joseph Hawk,
Nelson llefllefinjcr.
Schoch & Kunkel,
Alcnzo B. Shafer,
nuance Jkossaru,
alcntmc Hous'cr.
do
do
Jerome II. Felhcrman.
Jacob I. Reimer, .
do
do
M. SmilbCclJ
do
Paradise,
do
Pocono.
do
do
do
Polk tsp.
do
do
do
do
do
. do
Rosa.
do
do
Smithficld
do
do
do
Stroud
do
Stroudsburg.
do .
do
do
Tobyhanna,
do
do
Tunkhannock.
do
Charles Savior.
James. Place,
Jacob II. Place,
Abraham Gish,
Henry Braman,
Manasseh Miller.
Charles Brown,
Amos SiDger,
George A. Sliker,
.uary Dotter,
David Kresge,
Jonas Snyder,
Aaron Serf ait;,
Daniel Kerchner,
Thomas. E. Heller,
Jacob W Kresge
Reuben llartzell
Philip Mctzgar
Jacob II. Siockcr
Isaac S. Labar,
Theodore Brodhcad,
Luke W. Brodhcad,
Valentine. Wearer,
John Hohensheldt,
Nelson Detriek,
Jacob K. Shale r,
Jacob Knecht,
Linford .Marsh,
Aaron W. Clark,
Henry Stoddart,
Isaac StouTer,
Hiram Hay
Reuben Barrall,
Ilcubcn B. Bonder,
Liquor Stores.
Jerome S. Will iams k Co. Stroiidabursr.
C. S. Detriek i Co. StrouJ.
Joseph P, Mctzgar, Hamilton.
Hating Houses.
William R. Srite, Bjrrett.
Martin McMahen. Coolhaorh.
Peter Born, Strcudsburg.
Jesse Albert, do
Christian Hillcr, do
losiah N. LaRtia, do
Merari G Joney, S.nithfielu.
Francis S. Kreee, Chcsnuthill.'
TilO. M. McILHANEY, Clerk.
Miy 7, 150 3.
rrin: undersigned would call
-L attention to the stock of
HABBWAES,
cutlsby;
AND
rr o o r. s,
which he has opened (at C. D. Brodhcad
old stand) on
MAIN STREET, STROUDSBURG,
and would solicit the patronage of wholesale
ai:J retail dealers.
Goods at Lowest City Prices
JOSEPH MATLACK.
April 23, lM).-3m.
By virtue cf a writ of ven. ex. de tern's to
me directed, issurd out of the Court of Com
mon Picas of Monroe county, I will expose
to sule, at public vendue, on
' Satunlvy, th lord ihnj of May, 18G8,
at 2 o'clock'in the aficrnoon, at tho Court
House, in the borough of Stroudsburg, the
following described real estate, to wit:
A certain lot cr piece of land, situate in
Middle Smithficld township, Monroe county,
containing
Thirteen Acre,
more or less, adjoining land of John Place,
Aaron llalJeman and Bonjunin Van Why;
about 1 acres cleared. Improvements are a
i raiac Hoiisr.
one and a half stor;C3 high, 16 by 20 feet,
with kitchen attached.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty of John W. Ilanna, and to be sold by
me lor cash.
CHARLES HENRY, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Oflice, Si roods-burg, )
May 7, 1903; $
Bankrupt Notice.
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Ja. U.MTtu States, roil tuk Eahti:k Dis
thict op l'r.VLVAMA. In the matter
nf , ILLIAM F. Bt'SH, Ilankrvpt. Jn IJunk'
I ruplcy. Eittcrn District of I'ennsyUaniu,
ss: I lie undcrtigncd liereby gives notice
of his appointment as Assignee ol William
IVBchji, of Stroudcburg, in the County of
taid District, who Ins been adjudged a
Bankrupt, on his own Petition, by the 'Dis
trict C'jurt of s'tid D.ttrict.
At Siroudtburg, April 'ilt'i, ICS.
ROBERT HUSTON, Asunee, &c.
May 7, 180S. -
Last Notice.
SUBSCRIBERS TO THE BUILDING
of the LUTHERAN CHURCH, in this
Borough, arc hereby notified thit the last
iu.-lalliiicnt will be due the ltt of MAY next,
wht-ii payiiici.t will be r juir d.
Jtv i of'V I 'HI -'It' II COr'NT'IL.
April HI, 1-Gr
5
Ninas'
Notice.
The acceptances of widows in the follow
ing named estates, have been filed in the of
fice of the Clerk of the Orphans' Court of
Monroe County, and will be presented for
approval bv 6aid Court, on Monday, May
25th, 1863:
Estate of George L. Van Buskirk, deceased.
" Elihu Postcns,
-" (.Jcorge Buskirk, "
" George C. Tompkins,
" Philip Fisher,
THO. M. McILHANEY, CTk
May 7, 1SGS. 13.
ARGUMENT LIST MAY TERM, 1868.
Jacob Price vs. William Eeescckcr.
Samuel A. Singer Xe. Geo. II. Singer.
Josiah Dowling vs. Thos. Callaglian.
Johu 3Iurpby vs. Adam Murphy.
Margaret Murphy vs. same.
Exceptions to Auditors Report
SlillvrcH's property.
Exceptions Appraisement Kstala
on
of
Wm. Davis, deceased.
oad in Ross Township.
, T1IO. 31. McILHANEY,
Prothouotary.
TRIAL LIST MAY TERM, 1868.
Use of Manaseh M.iller vs. Charles
Rrown.
Gaston k Stowell vs. Simon X. Stright.
Elizabeth Paul vs. Joseph Fenner.
Anua Schook vs. Alfred Schug.
Jobu Rul vs. Joseph k Catharine
Lcibcnrruth.
John Hotter vs. Chesnuthill Township.
Ed. W. Haruet vs. Linford Mackes and
William II. Sccurman.
Joseph Smith vs. Chas. Ililgcrt ct. al.
THO. 31. .McILHANEY,
Prothonotary. "
Register's Notice.
TOTICE IS IIERERY GIVEN TO
V all persons interested in the Estates
of the respective decedents, that the fol
lowing accounts have been filed in the
Register's Office of 3Ionroc County, and
will be presented for Confirmation to the
Orphans' Court of said County, at Strouds
burg, on 31 ON DAY', the 25th day of
31 AY, 1SGS, at 10 o'clock, a.m.:
Account of Philip Smith, Adm'r. Jte.,
of John I. Smith, deceased.
Account of Peter Graver, Adm'r. tVc,
of Susannah Van Ruskirk, deceased.
Account of John Shupp k Levi l'rautz,
Executors, ie.. of Christian 3Ictzar,
deceased.
Second account of Felix Storm k Abel
form, Executors. &c., of James Newell
deceased.
Account of John S. Fisher. Adm'r, kc.
of George Shupp, deceased.
Second account of fcamuel Plattcubur-r,
Executor, kc. of John Pbttenburg, de
ceased.
Fiual account of George Butts, Adm'r,
kc, of 3Iichael Ruttf, deceased.
I inal account of Le7i Prantz. Execu
tor, kc, of Jacob Prantz, deceased.
Account of h. II. Gunsaulcs, Adm'r.,
kc., of 3Iauuel Gunsaules, deceased.
Supplemental account of R. S. Staples.
Adm'r, kc, cf James N. Hurling, dee'd.
Account of Philip 31. Rush, Executor,
kc, cf John Piphcr, deceased.
Account cf Abraham 3Ictz:rsr, Adm'r
Cura lestamenlo Annero of Susanuah
3Ietzgar, deceased.
Acccant of Char!e3 Hufauiitli, Adm'r
kc, cf Sarah Hufimith, deceased.
- Pinal account cf Gccrgc Eittenbender,
Adm'r, A:c, of Christopher Rittcuteuder.
deceased.
Pinal account of Samuel S. Keller, sur
viving Executor, Ac, of Joseph Keller,
deceased.
Pinal account of Nathan Hawk, one of
the Adm'rs, kc , of William Hawk, dee'd.
JOHN S. FISHER, Register.
Register's Office, Stroudsburg, ")
April 30, 1833. )
7 "LAST" CALL!
The undersigned respectfully informs all
pcrions indebted to him by Note or Book ac
count that he is now in want of money to
enable him to fulfill engagements he has
made for putting up anew Brick building
where- the old frame now stands. AU who
promptly respond to this call will receive hit
thanke, and those who fail will be compelled
to pay.
NICHOLAS RUSTER.
Stroudsburg, Dec. 12, 1SG7.
WM. W. PAVL.
J. D. HOAR.
OHAELES T7. DEAIT,
WITH
WM. W. PAUL cc CO.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS & SHOES.
VAiii:iiousi:,
C23 Karkct St., Cc G14 Commcrco St.
above Sixth, North side,
PHILADELPHIA.
.March 10, ISC;?. tf.
i ?i :louslvc lot of STOVES of
nil descriptions have been receited at
the eorc of the subscribers, in the boroush
I qf Stroudsburj. They ha vo
of the latett i;nr.ioveniCiits ; and entire new
tyler", and considerable having of fuel, which
can Lc had at tnc lowest City pneos. Also
all kiuda of
Si'ove-.Pipe.
A Liriro asgc.rlinout of TIN WARE of cv
cry description, const:inlly on bund, which
will be sold t wholes-ile. and retail, asrea-jTlie latter tmin with- Sleeping Card !
fcoiiable os cuu be had in the City. ; ttae'ifd, nrriviiig al I'ulf.lo next i!io;iii;i
'Ail kiudd of reptiriug done in the (shortest, ' at 0 E'i. : '..';-.
h;a(et and l-.-l. m-jniiL-r. Ciilt nod e.xim-' B- A. IH A'U,
ui their .-tirk )i t,rr otr (-uuhiisc l.- u iic;i. ' i r..-.-. and Tto'.t Arpt.
Oil. 17. V,7. " FLOUY BK(. ; M.yl! I'H. ' '.
Auditor's Notice.
i be undersigned. Auditor, annointnl lv
the Orphans' Court of Monroe County, to
make distribution of the balance remnuin:r
in itio hands of Samuel D. Ovcrfield. ad
mmistrator of ibe Estate of Ananias Over
held, dec d, vt ill attend to the duties of hi
appointment, on Friday, May 22d, 1568, at
iv uciue a. m. m i,iS oiticc in the Uorough
of Strotidsburg, when and where all parties
interested are requirca to attend and they
will be heard, or be forever debarred from
coming in for any share of aiid fund.
JOHN B. STORM,
.April 23, ISO?. it.. Auditor.
rMIE NEXT SESSION OF THE
JL STROUDSBURG ACADEMY will
commence on WEDNESDAY, MARCH
11th, 16G9. Pupils admitted at any time.
l or terms, &.e apply to
JERE. FRUTTCIIEY, Principal.
Feb. 20, 10.
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO FARMERS AM) ALL PLRSO.NS 0WM.S
IIUK&ES, CATTLE, SHEEP & HOGS!
In ti e spring cf the year when a Horse i
about fchcdiug his coat, nothing will do him
better service than a teaspoontul of
YOUATT'S CONDITION POWDKK,
every morning, well mixed wkh his feed.
COWS.
In milking cows the subscriber feels con
fident that Y ovatt's Powder, at he now
prepares it, will sstonith all who use it, and
convince the most incredulous to say that by
feeding a cow one tcaspoonful of Yot ait's
Powdkr once a day will so much increase
the quantity and quility of the milk as to
yield one pound of Dvtter per week .more
is promising much, yet we have the evidence
of hundreds to prove this assertion. This
increase is made by keeping the cow in a
healthy condition with a good appetite.
HOGS and SHEEP will be greatly bene
fitted by using this powder. One of our
customers says that he had 1G sheep all of
which Ind the Distemper, and concluded he
would -try an experiment with Youatt's
Powder he gave half of tho number the
Powder, and they recovered in a ehort time,
the rest died.
The genuine YOUATT'S VEGETATIVE
CONDITION POWDER, is prepared from
Youatt'g original Recipe at Hollinshead's
Drug Store. All other is a counterfeit.
Try it and hr Convinced.
W. HOLLINSHEAD.
March 12, 15G3.
.;s.:r7 7 BUILDIM LOTS
jiluia FOR SALE,
opposite the Depot, at Eut Stroudsburg.
Apply at once to Geo.- L. Walker, Real Es
state Broker. OEce on Main St., Strouds
fcurg, Pa. Feb. 27, 1668.
UNDERTAKING.
MrCARTY has on hand the largest and
-rsrc$iTS"r best assortment of
ifc:SgSait!W COFFINS
and
TRIMMINGS
to be fouu l outside of cither city (New York
or Philadelphia), and will m-.kc this branch
of his bunness A SPECIALITY.
COFFINS and CASKETS rfany size cr
style; cin to furnished at one hour's notice
for ship.-ner.f, at a charge or one-thikd
LESS THAN A TV fcHCP IX STROUDSr.CRa In
no case vil! he charge more than TEN PER
CENT above actual cot.
-attended to in any pirt of the County, at
the fchortest pcsrible notice. Sept. 12G, '07.
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
RAIL ROAD.
SDimner ArraTrement, May 4, 1S68.
TRAINS LEAVE.
VTESTWABD. J EASTWARD.
P.ist Ci. Mail STATIUNS. Mall Ex. Tass
r.M. A.M.
3.3U 7.00 rhi!;idelplua, 4A0
5.00 S.00 New Yora, 9AS 10.00
7.3 10.30 New Hampton. 15.35 7.37 -
7.47 lOAi Washington. 12-Ij 6.&S
801 II.IM) Oxford, ia.!J 6.10
H.H 11.10 Hi-Hlgerillr. 1150 (1.30
P.19 ll.W Munuiikd Chunk, 11.40 6 93
. 11.33 Delaware. H-35 fi.16
. b.il 12.0t Mount llcthrl 11.10 5.51
0.05 1-..1. Water i;;p. 10 53 3.?7
9.17 li.30 STHOLDSIIfKC, 10.11 5.V3
JS7 12.10 Spr:i3'jfillo, . 10.31 5.15
'J.37 1J50 Henrvvillc, 10.2 1 5 OS
!).5J I.os o.ikianl, ln.yi 4 . i-.i
10.0S l.ij Forks, 1)4,; 4.32
I0.S7 l.id Tobvhanns. 9.?7 4.13
10.3.- S.0 Jou!lt.to.-u Oil 4t0
11.01 2. 52 Moscow, 3
AM ll.ll 23J Illuming, tAO 3.V3
HI'S 11 13 3 20 Srr;uton. .10 3.00 "i.35
H -ti 3.44 C'larkjs suninfti', 7.43 0 10
M 57 3.50 Abir.yton. 7.35 6.00
I1.2.ri 4 (Hi rat-toi) v;lte, 7.1'J 5.10
I - .511 4.8il NIoliolM.n. " (!..r5 5.13
1.17 1.11 llop'ootliun, , (i.:tS 4 4
1.50 5.10 Montrose. i.I5 4.03
5 13 5 31 New Miiford, 3.54 3.33
S.35 5.3J Great L'cutt. 5.35 3 10
A.M. P.M. T.M
Pinner asd Supper r.t Delaware Station.
roxxr.CTioNs:
At NEW HAMPTON with Central R.R.
of New Jersey. Trains arrive from New
Yorknl 0.11. 10.20,11. lGA.SI.antlS.40. 6 :to.
7.15,8.30 P.M.; from L'iston 0.S5.VM., 7.
13 A.M.,. 1.25, 1.35. 3 54, 7.37, 8.00 P.M.
At WASHINGTON with Morris and Es
sex R.R. Trains from New York arrive at
10.33 A.M.. and 7.02 P.M ; from Eus
tonat 7.2S, 10.33 A.M., and 12.11 P.M
At MANUNKA CHUNK with Btlvidere
Delaware R.R. Trains arrive from Phila
delphia at 11.20 A.M., 8.02 P.M., and
leave for Philadelphia at 12.00 M., 8.20 P
M. The last train stops at Belvidero until
G 20 A.M. next diy.
At SCRANTON with Lackawanna and
Bhotnibiirg R. R. Trains nirivc from
WiikesBarre at 8.00 A.M., 2.55 P.M.;
from Northumberland ut 11.10 A.M. and
0.47 P.M. Depart lor Northumberland at
d 40 A.M., 3.30 P.M.; for Wilkes-Barree
at 8.30 A.M., 0 12 P.M. These trains sto
at all stations.
At SCRANTON with tho Delaware and
Hudi-on Canal Co.'s Railroul, for Olyplrint,
Arcbbald, and (,;irunil:ue.
: At GREAT lil'ND with Erie Railway
Trains fi(m the Weft nritve at 3.13 (loav
in BwOJo at 0.10 P.M.) and 7.21 A.Y.
- ! at 2 ond 0.27 P.M. Prom tho E ist at 2.52
5.27, mid I1JJ1 AM.; 3 53 unj 7.51 P.M
FREE FIGHT!
"COME ONE, COME ALL
One Thousand Dollars in
GREENBACKS
to le given atcay Ly the subscriber, in the
following manner :
Each smt of Furniture exceeding one
hundred dollars, will contain one $f0 green
back ; exceeding two hundred dollars, 830.
All bills exceeding eight hundred dollars
will rceeivo one enameled Bedroom Suit,
containing 13 pieces, in any color desired.
Also a present given with each bill excoad
ingSlO. 0AEPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, ko.
Every order excdiiiar 40 yds. of Brussuli
Curpet. will contain one $3 greenback, I
piece of Binding, 4 papers of Carpet Tackn,
Every bill exceeding rds. of Three-olw
or Ingrain Carpet will contain 3 and on'
pioj of Binding, tad 4 papers of tacks ; am
each bill will be told tt less money than can
be purchased at retnil in New York City.
J. ii. JlcUAUTY.
Odd Fellows Hall.
. - S:roudsburgr Pa.
December 12, 1SG7.
LOOK THISWAY,
AXL WHO WAKT-
Carrlngc Work or Blaeksmithing.
1KJXE IX A
SUPERIOR. MANNKR!:
THE Subscriber begs leave to in-
forra the public that he is fully pre
Agr ptred, at his establishment, at tho
corner of Simpson and Sarah etreets, in
tpe borough of Stroudsbarg. to ealo to
order, every style of
Carriage, Wagon,
and, in fact, everything in his. lino of bu
siness, at the shortest possible notice, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed and Taint
ed in the best style of the art.
Having nrst-clas3 material always on
hand, and none but first-class workmen
engaged, the public are assured that none
but nrst-clasa work will be turned out at
lis shop.
In connection with his Carriage STion1
10 has also a Placksmith Shop, whero
superior workmen will always be found
ready to attend to the orders of customers, -
The public are invited to call and ex
amine his stock before purchasing else
where. VALENTINE KAUTZ.
September 10, 18G7.-tf.
icw Cabinet Warc-Kooms!
NEW FURNITURE !
OPPOSITION TO Hl'MBUGGERlt
Philip Miller & Sorx
I3ESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
the public that thev have opened, et
their new Ware-Rooms, on Main btrcci, in
Stroudsburg, adjoining tho Race, a very su
perior a6iortmtut of j urnuurc, embracing
complete
PARLOR,
CHAMBER, and
DINING-ROOM SUITES,
both of their own and city manufacture
which they will depose of at the lowest pos
sible prices fur cash.
Tney arc also prepared to manufacture to
orscr
, any and every thing in thrir line.
from a single piece of furniture up to a com
pete cutfit from garret to cellar, all cf tha
best seasoned timber, and Vy the btt of
workmen. They do net claim lo be'thV
only Furniture dealer in Strondtburg who
has a license to sell Furniture,"' but having
paid a license and established themselves in
business they arc determined to do full juotice
to all who patronise them. Their stock of
lumbrr embraces all the kin-s of wood cm
ployed in cabinet-making, and was selected
with regard tJ quality than to price.
- Remember that we can supply full suites
either cf our own or of city manufacture...
though ue prefer tilling the former, because
rcater justice can be done thereby to Pur
chasers.
CXDER TAKING ! UXDER TA KIXG .'
Having provided ourseUes wi:h a new.
neat, and elegant Hearse, a full supply of
the latest styles of Coffins and burial Cas
kets, and all the other appliances of a first--
class establishment, we are prepared to con
duct the business of Undertaking, in all i.-a
branches, to the perfect etlisfaction of all
who fdior us Hilh order m thi line.
Machine Saving, Turning, Plainimj, Sc.
Their factory bing fitted up with soperior-
I liming, Rawing, and Plataitiir Machinery.
all driven by a powerful steam engine, orders
from cabinct-inakerf, carpenters, and other?,,
for work in these lines will be promptly and
satisfactorily filled.
They respectfully s-dicit a call from tho
public. Furniture cheerfully shown without
charg and prices as low as the lowest.
PHILIP MILLER & SON.-
March 14, 18G7!
Executor's Notice?
F.siat. of ABRAHAM TRAXSVE, laf
nf Paradise township, Monroe County,
deceased.
Letters testamentary upon the aboie named'
Estate hive been granted to the undersign
ed, all persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment; and
those having legal claims against the earn a
are desired to present them in proper order
for settlement, without delav, to
JOHN A. TRANSUE, Executor,
Paradise Valley P. O., Pa..
May 7. 1SG8. Gt-
25 Agents Wanfeil. 25
We wr.nh first-class Agents to introduce
our IMPROVED STAR 'SHUTTLE SEW
IN(t MACHINE. The cheapest and best
Machine in. tlia whol couutry. Extraor
dinary iaducementa to good active salesmen.
Particulars and sample work furnished ou
applicatirji. A.J. DUMONT, Agent;
Feb. 27.-3m. G30 Arch Street. PliiUdl phis
.Last Notice
A LL THOSE TAX-COLLECTORS IN:
the sijvcral townships of Munroo Co.,
who have thus far fulled to settle up their
duplicates, are hereby ijotified that thty ai
required to do so between this and the ue.t
May Court. ; .
All such wha will net meet this require
ment will be deuli wiih hk provided by law,
B order of tlm Board of
(OIWTV-fOMMIf'SinNEKR;
! April 2, 1 :