. Our friend Darlington, of the Doyles
town IntcUigcncf-r. alter aUeudinr to hid
duties as delegate to the Chicago Conven
tion, went Westward, and upon his re
turn gave an interesting review of agri
cultural affaifa in the country through
"which he passed, lie says: "In the
"victinity of Lawrence, Kansas, during the
last week in May, sonic of the corn was u
.Foot high, the early potatoes were nearly
fit to dig, the peas and oiher early garden
vegetables were in full bearing, and the
wheat fields were already assuming the
golden tinge of approaching ripeness
The prairie grass was as high as one's
'knees, and the horned cattle and sheep
had been reveling npon it since the be
ginning of March. This advanced state
jf vegetation, it was said; was rather ex
ceptionalthe spring having this year!
I 11.. 1 T J
vjici-tu uiiutumiy tany. Lawrence is
nearly in the latitude of Washington city
In Southern Kansas the season wds in i
tatc ef still greater forwardness, and peo
were already beginning to cut th
prairie grass for hay. Very little culti
vated or tame grass is to be found in that
country. Coming cast through Missouri
to St. Louis, the couditiou of vegetation
was nearly the same as in Kansas. Plea
ly of ripe cherries and strawberries grown
iu the vicinity, where for sale on the
streets. In ceutral Illinois the corn was
not so large, but looked healthy and thrif
ty. It was all planted by machinery, of
ten in j-uch a tnanuer that it would be
very diCicult for a crow or cut worm to
follow a row froai one end to the other
A very common practice is to harrow the
gronud over thoroughly after the corn is
plantccd, which docs not disturb the seed
but kills the young weeds and makes the
top mellow and easily penetrated by the
wots. Grass and wheat appeared to be
be very vigorous. Throughout Illinois
and Iowa Fpring wheat is mostly grown,
being often sowu after corn without plow
ing. It is also sown in the fall, upon
praire which. has been broken up in the
j-pring or summer. In northern Ohio
the season was apparently much later.
Little corn was to be seen iu the grouud,
nearly all had been planted. The forests
were uot yet in full leaf, and many fruit
trce3 were still in blossom. This was the
case until the Allegheny ridge was reach
ed, on the eastern side of which the
spring seemed to be more advanced and
vegetation of all kinds belter developed.
In the Weit, crops of all kinds look cz
c.'cdiugly well. I'cyond l'ennsvlvan'a
magnificent fields of spring and wiuter
wheat are constantly seen, ar.d a nio t
bounteous harvest seems to be at hand.
Kacsr.s has never heretofore been able to
supply her population of 200,000 per
sous with bread from her own soil, but
this year she is pretty sure to do it.
More beautiful fields of wheat than are
now ripening on the fruithful bottoms of
of the Kansas river were never beheld.
A very large extent of corn has also been
planted, aud unless great disasters should j
intervene, the agricultural prodec:s of
the West this year will surpass all pre
cedents. Fruit tree look remarkably
hcalty, and arc full of promi.se. In the
Mississippi valley, and beyond it, the ap
jjlc tree is much more healthy and luiu
riant than with us, and the fruit is rapid
ly becoming abundant. Orchards cf
greater or less extent are being set out
on nearly every farm, and adispesitioa to
promote fruit culture is observable every
where. In Missouri, especially, the graj e
is . receiving great attention, and "vinc
clad bills' frequently tccur along the
route cf travel.
At the recent dinner of the I'eausyl
raDia iState Medical Society, Dr. Wash-
iiiirtoo L. Atlee. of Philadelphia, spoke
eloquently of the rights of women in the
medical profession. lie severely rebuked
those who pronounced woman incapable,
or unfit, or ill adapted for the profession
of medicine, or those who pronounced her
inferior, but who had beeu made all they
were by their mothers. The language
used in the Convention against women,
he said, bad disgraced the society.
California is reported by the fcurveyer
t Jcuerul
to have owcr
110,000
orange
trees.
akzsii:i.
In Fcnnerevilio, June 20 tb, at ihe Re
formed Parsonage, by ihe Rev. G. B. Dock
ant, Mr. A. C. HcNSBEiioER, of Ccntreville,
Northampton Co., and Mis Sarah Ann
Edinuek, formerly of Slroudtburg, Monroe
Co., Pi.
Special Notices.
HIP VAN WINKLE,
waiving up from his nap of twenty years, if
Lc could only have moistened h'.s
vitiii;x:i:i locks
with CRISTADOUO'S DYE, would have
looked like
A YOU KG MAX
again. Marvelous, indeed, is the effect of
CHISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
in .rejuvenating gray-haired humanity. Why
yield to Titfie when you can balllc himl
Manufactured by J. CRISTA DORO, 08
Maiden Lane, JVcvv York. Sold by all
prugisU. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
JiTiy 2, 16Gd.-lm.
WHAT every HORSEMAN WANTS.
A good, cheap, and reliable liniment.
5ucli an erticle is
DR. TOBIAS'
VENETIAN HOUSE LINIMENT,
In Pint Bottles at One Dollar.
' For Lameness, Cute, Calls, Colic, Sprain?,
&c, warranted cheaper than any other. It
is used by all the great horsemen on Long
Island courses. It will not cure Iting-Bone
nor Spavin, as there is no Liniment iu ex
istence that will. W hat it is stated to cure
it pntiitively does. No owner of horses will
be without it after trying one bottle. One
dose revives and often savca the life of an
over-heated or driven horse. Colic and Bel
Jyache it has never tailed. Just aa sure as
the eun rises, iust so sure is this valuable
Liniment to be the Horse Embrocation e
the day. Ut-e it one and all. Depot, No
bli Cortlaudt Streut, JS'ew York. Sold by
al! Uie Drugging and Storekeepers.
July 2, 160-lui.
uviin: to markiam:.
Yonng Men's Guide to Hnppy Marriage
and Conjugal Felicity. The humane views
ot benevolent Physicians, on llio Errors and
Abuses iucident to Youth and TT.-irlv Man.
hood, sent in sealed letter envelope?, free of
cuarge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
1 IUN, Box P., Philadelphia, Pa.
June 4, lSGS.-lyr.
TO COXSOPTIVES.':
'PIIE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON'S
I- Prepared Prescription for-the cure nf
UUA SUMPTION, ASTHMA BRONCHI
TIS, COUGHS, COLDS, and all THROAT
and LUNG AFFECTIONS, Ins now been
in use for ever ten years with the most
marked suc:cs;.
The Remedy, prepared under Mr. Wil
son's personal supervision, also a pamphlet
containing the original Prcscriotion. wi;!i
lull and explicit directions for preparation
mid use, together with a short history of h;s
case, may be oMamcd or
DREHER &, BRO., Dnig-istP,
Slrnndsburg, Pa.,
or REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1G." South Second St.,
Williamsburg). N. Y.
07" Pamphlets furnished free of charge
May 21, liCS.-lyr.
Itcli!Itch!!Itcli!!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH ! SCRATCH !
in from 10 to 43 hours.
-
Wheaton's Ointment cures The Itch.
Whkatom's Ointment cures Salt Riievm
Wh baton's Ointment cures Tetter.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Barbers' Itch
Wkeaton's Ointment cures Old Sores.
Wiieatikn's Ointment cur.es Every ki.D
of Humor like Magic.
Price, 50 cents a box; by mail, 60 cents.
Address WEEKS &, PORTER. No. 170
Washington Street, Bos-ton, Mass.
For sale by all Druggists.
Sept. 19, 1SG7.-Iyr.
The Last
rawnmg u&sa
mi n
DRESSlM
will quickly restore Gray Hair
to its natural color and beauty,
nd produce luxuriant growth. It i
perfectly harmless, and is preferred
Over every other preparation - by
those who have a fine head of hair,
as well as tkose who wish to restore
It. The beautiful gloss and perfume
Imparted to the Hair make it desirable
for old and young.
For Sale by all Drngglgtf.
DEPOT, 19S GREEXWICII ST., 5. Y.
Nov. 21, 107.-1 yr.
Bankrupt Notice.
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States, for the Eastern Dis-
I
thict of Pennsylvania. Li the- tnattir
of Joel Berlin, Bankrupt, la Bankruptcy
Eastern District of Pennsylvania, es:
Upon the application of the undcrfianed,
Assignee of the estate of Joel Berlin, Bank
rupt, it was ordered by said Court that a
meeting of tha Creditors of taid Bjr.krupt
be held at Eaton, in si'ul Di.-trict, on tlie
lth day of July-. 1SGS, at 10 o'clock, A.M.,
at the office of W. E. Dosler, one ot the Re
gisters of Bankruptcy in said District, for the
purposes namd in tfr.e twenty-seventh fec-
uon of the Act of Congress, entitled, "An
Act to establish a uniform system of Bank
ruptcy throughout t ho Unilcu males, ap
pro vod March 5?d, lftG7.
U. II. j;itAKi;, Assignee.
Stroudtburg, June 20th, 180
BAUCH'S
Commercial Manures.
BAUCH & EONS. Philadelphia,
NORTH WESTERN FRTILlZING
CO.,
Chica&o,
Sole Manufacturers.
PRICES.
BAUCin RAW JJGWE PIlOSrURATE,
S5G per 2000 pounds.
BUM'S CHICAGO B0.E FERTILIZER,
850 per 2000 pounds.
BAICH'S CHICAGO BLOOD 3IAMRE, '
50 per 2000 pounds.
The above Manures arc furnished in both
bigs anl barrels, whichever customers pre
fer. OCT T7tc Bags arc uniform in weight
ICO pounds. ZQ
The attention of Farmer is especially di
rected to the fact that the sources oi me
Raw Material cf which the above Manures
ore composed, art; t-u cu uuu.-i .wuni
that we can furnish them of strictly uniform
quality and condition, and that they contain
a larrpr uercentaire of ammonia than any
other class of manufactured manures in the
market. .
BAUUIl &. bUJ,
20 S. Delaware Avenu,
1 Philadelphia.
NORTH WESTEN FERTILIZING CO
Cor. Lake &. Lasalle Sts.,
Chicago.
fr- nAiTnil'M COMMERCIAL MA-
vrs ' -
from dealers in
any of the principal towns in the United
States or I)ininiuii of Canada.
For tale by B. F. BrolhcaJ, Delaware
Water Gap. Jul 2, 1603,-lm
J
Hair
MjurosTo AgrituUiiral Society.
7VT OTICE. A meeting of the Board of
L 1 Directors will be held at the Stroud
burjr
r House, on TUESDAY, July 11th next,
o'clock, P.M. Punctual attendance is
at 3
requested.
15 v order of the President.
A". REEVES JACKSON, Secretary.
Stroudsburg, July 2, 18G3.-3t.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS !
INTERNAL REVENUE!
TVTOnCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
L 1 in accordance with Section 23th of
the Act to provide Internal Revenue, ap
proved June ?.0th, lfc'Gl, and amendments
thereto, the Collector of this District will
receive taxes now due, for Income for lr67,
Special Tax License, Watches, l'late,
lvc, for the car ending May 1st, ItCO, at
the following places :
At the hoiel of Lynford Martdi, in Strouds
burg, on Mondav and Tuesday, the 13lh and
14th of July, 1S03.
At the hotel of Reuben SIiupp, hi Lng
Valley, Monroe County, on Wednesday,
the 10th of Joly, 1603.
At the hotel of Mr. Peters, at Bushkill,
Pike County, on Tuesday the alst of July,
1SC.
At the hotel of Mr. Cornelius, in Mdford,
Pike County, on Wcdnesdny, the 22d of
July, ISfiO.
All persons neglecting to pay their taxes
on the above mentioned days, will become!
liable to the penalty of 5 per cent and a fee
of '20 cents for service uf notice demanding
payment of the same.
JAMES A. PAULI,
Deputy Collector for the Counties of Monroe
and Pike, 11th Dist. Pa..
July 2, 160j.-3t.
Manhood: Hoir Lost, Hoir Restored
Just published, a new edition of
Dr. CrLVERWi'.Li's Celebbated
Essay on the radical cure (without
medicine) of Sfekmatohkihea, or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, Impotexcv, Mental and Physical
Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage, etc.;
aUo, Coxscmption, Epilepsy, and Fits,
induced by self-indulgence or sexual ex
travagance. OCT" Price, in a scaled envelope, only G
cents.
The eelchrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
years' successful practice, that the alarm
ing consequences of 6clf-abuse may he radi
cally cured without the dangerous use of the
knife; pointing out a mode ot cure at once
simple, certain, and effectual, by means of
which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheaply,
privately, and radically.
OCT" This Lecture should be in the hands
cf every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, jG.pj J, on receipt of six cents,
or two post stamps. Also, Dr. Culvcrwell's
" Marriage Guide," price 23 cents. Address
the Publishers,
CD AS. J. C. KLINE & CO.,
127 Bowery. New York,
July 2, ISCS.-ly.l Po-l-Ofiice Box 4,530.
MOWER & REAPER.
(A combination of different patent.)
IT C O M B I N E S MORE VA LUABLE
features and will better meet the wants
of Farmers than any Machine ever invented.
I Lis been in use lor the past seven years,
and has proved a perfect success. Can be
wo:k?d successfully on rough and stony
land, and is the most durable machine in use.
lias a loose pole and no pressure on the
horse's nock. Has an elevating lever for
raising the bar. The bar can be retained
at any required heighth without tho assist
ance of the driver, and can be securely fold
ed for transportation. The Cutt r-bar, in
front of driver, is mounted on wheels which
reduces the friction, and by means of which
the height of cut can be regulated. TJic
patented draft arrangement prevents side
draft, and enables the Cutters to pass in and
out of furrows with ease and safety. The
Guards are of malleable iron, steel faced;
are pheed near together oa the Bar and
form a protection to the Cutters, and are
warranted not to break. The Bar and
Frame are raised at the same time and ob
structions passed, between the wheels, as
hMi as the axle. The working parts and
Bar always retain the same relative position;
there is, therefore, no unnatural strain or
wear on the rearing or knife bar, as is the
case in other machines. Every machine is
warranted. '
Whitcomb's Sulky Hay Rake.
Share's Coulter Harrow.
Send for a Pamphlet giving detailed De
scriptions and Illustrations.
E. I . UKUASUALti, Agent,
Delaware Water Gap,
April 30, 1808 -3m.
Caution! '
rrUlE SUBSCRIBERS HEREBY CAU
J. tion oil persons against trespassing on
i,;p nr.misps. riihpr for the purpose of
swimininsr or for any other purpose. Viola
tions of this caution will ho prosecuted to
the fu!l extent of the law.
JOHN PALMER, Jr.
SYDENHAM PALMER.
June 13, 1SG9.
G.W. GEIP, M.D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
,srno UDsn una, pa.
Offim nt bis residence, on Main Street
nearly opposite Marsh's Hotel.
All calls promptly attcuded to.
reasonable.
Stroudsburg, April 11, 18G7.-tf.
Charges
1 EV. EDWARD A. WI LSON'S (of Wil
LV liamsburcrh, N. YA Recipe fur CON
SUMPTION and ASTHMA carefully com
pounded at
HOLLINSHEAD'S DRUG STORE.
0O Medicines Fresh and Pare.
Nov. 21, 107. W. HOLLINSI1EAD
BARRETT TOWNSHIP EOUflTY FUND
STATEMENT.
Statement of -CHARLES V. BECKER,
Treasurer of Burrctt To ten ship Bounty
l'itnd,Jur the year ending June 8, lfcoc.
To nrnt ree'd of David Price, CI 1., SI 40 08
Do. tIo. G. Bohncr, do. H'Xt .'50
Do. do, on unseated lands, 100 00
iG3o 93
1SG7.
CIt.
July 12, Bal. due Treasurer
lat-t settlement, 8237
15
" " Paid Bond No. 21,
it tt It it 4, OO
Sept. 9. Jefiorsonian ("t'v.)
" Mon. Dctn'crat "
57 (50
07 00
13 00
18 75
7 00
isc?r
Order, W. Price,
March 23, Int. on Bood No.12, 18 00
" Bond No. 30, 118 00
June 8, 1 yr'ri int. on 8200, 12 00
Bal. due township, 43 07
-635 93
Amt. of outstanding Bonds.
61,100 00
Unpaid interest on
sa me up to
March ltt, 1303,
ISO CO
S1.2S0 IK)
Alxivc account examined June 8, 1SC3,
and found correct.
JEREMIAH SEES,
E. II. HELLER,
G. (1. SHAFER,
June 13, 13G3.
Auditors.
V2!
jl A. all descriptions have been received ot
the store of the subscribers, in the borough
of Siro'idsbur. They have
COOKING STOVES, & PARLOR STOVES, I
of the. latest improvements; and entire new
tyle.8, and considerable saving of fuel, which
an be had at tuc lowest City prices. Also,!
all kinds of
Stove-3?ipe.
A lurrre assortment of TIN WARE of ev
ery description, constantly on hand, which
will be sold nt wholesale and retail, as rea
sonable as can be had in the City.
'All kinds of repairing done in the shortest,
cheapest and best manner, t all and exam
ine their 6tock before you purchase elsewhcr.
Oct. 17, 'G7.J FLOKi & BKO.
'A
mm , 3 n m i.i w .
rjlIIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD CALL
JL attention to the stock of
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
AND
TOOL S,
itch he has opened (at C. D. Brodhead's
old stand) on
MAIN STREET, STROUDSBURG,
and would solicit the patronage of wholesale
and retail dealers.
Goods at Lowest City Prices
JOSEPH MATLACK.
April 23, lBG3.-3m.
ALBERT 13. BROMLEY,
(LATE TETEUS & liUOMLEV,)
MANUFACTUREIt
AND
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
No. 18 North 4th St.,
May 21, 1SGS.
Vumtnir4vator'G Notice.
Estate of CHARLES M. HA NX A, laic qJ
Middle Smithfeld Township, deceased.
!Y7 OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
Ll letters of adminietrat ion upon the above
Estate have been crantod to I he subscriber
ly the Register of Wills of Monroe County.
aid Estate will
All persons indebted to sai
make payment without delay, and those
having claims against tho same will present
them duly authenticated for settlement to
WILLIAM 1IAININA, AdinT
M. Smithficld tsp., June 4, 18G8.-Gt.
School Notice.
IHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS of Strouds
burg will open on the first Monday in
September net. All persons wishing situ-
nlmna na TmcIuTI ill tho prhon HUlStinakC
application on or before the lbf Friday even
- r.i. n,..,.l
.M'f. IM-'.KS. Secretary.
JimA IS lftrR.-3L
krs m.-i
1 fL ic-a
loots & sioss, i
' 1.50
2.15
DON'T FOOL, YOUIt ITIONHY r.27, and 11.31 A.M.; 353 and 7.51 P.M. other Undertaker m town, w yo wi.
away for - worthless articles of Furni- .lQ jalter ,ram Wlth Sleeping Cars attach- the proaf of the fact. Ibepl. u, o.
Hire, but go to McCarly'e, and you will ret j orrivinS at Bjfialo next morninff at -zy-r
well paid for it. . ' Sept. 20, '07. nis fiAN W TKLL Will IT
JZl ll ! LJ . U-lJ' n iir'NRY, O that when any one enmea to MrouK
BLANK MORTGAGES C.en. Paand Ticket ASe,.t. 1"""
i . . i a.:. . frr. . for Mctarty'a lunuture i?tore! lept..
, SPECIAL NOTICE
TO FARMERS AM) ALL PRS0.S OWNING
IIUKKS, CATTLE, SHEEP & HOGS.!
In ti e spring of ho year when a Horse if
about shetJmg Lis coat nothing will do him
better servivo than a tcaspconlul of
YOlATnr CONDITION TOWDER,
every morning, well mixed widi his feed.
In milking cews the siiUcriber feels con
fident tint Youatt's Powdeu, as he now
prepares it, will astonish all who use it, and
convince the most incredulous to say that by
feding a cow one Icaspoonful of Yolatt's
i i
i owukR once a cay win so mucn increase
the, quantity and qmlityof the mill; aa to
yield one potnia of 'Butter per week n.ore
is promising much, yet we have the evidei ce
of hundreds to prove this assertion. This
increase is irade Ly keeping the cow in a
henlitiv condition with a good appetifc.
HOGS and SMEEP will le greatly bene
imeu uy us-mg hps powder. Une ot our
customers enys that he had 10 tdicpp oil of
wbicli lid the Distrmncr. and concluded he
would try an ixperimciit with Youatt's
PowDtu he gave half of iln number the
Powder, and they recovered iu a short time.
the rest died.
Tho genuine YOUATT'S VEGETATIVE
CONDITION POWDER is prepared from
louatt's original Recipe at HoUinalwad's
Drujr Storo. A'l other in a cntu.iprfV'it
Try it and Le Convinced.
V. HOJLI .IXSHKAn
3larch 12, ISO.
LOOK OUT
l OIt TliK
LOCOMOTIVE!
WM. N. PETERS, having recently
purchased Smith L Trible'a stanc",
at
EAST STR0UDSBURG, ; -
near the Depot, and commenced business
with a determination to pledse, feels justi
ficd in asking the continued patronage o'
the old customers of this establishment. He
has taken as a pinner in his store, Col.
Mott's eon, from Milford, and they have fill
ed the store with an entire
NEW STOCZ& OF GOODS,
such as
Dry GooJi,
Notions, (trocertcSf
1 Vo c is ionst Jlnnlicarc,
Willow llVxrc,
Boots and Shoes,
Feed and Flour,
&., tc, tCc,
which they offer very cheap for cash, or in
exchange lor Produce. Call and examine
our stock before you purchase, and you will
have great reason to he thankful tor so do
in-r. PETERS &, MOTT.
My 21, 1SG3.
UNDERTAKING.
McCARTY has on hand the largest and
best assortment of
COFFINS
and
TRIMMINGS
to be found ouiside of either city (New York
or Philadelphia), and will make this branch
of Kis business A SPECIA LIT Y.
COFFINS and CASKETS of any size or
style, can te furnished at one hours notice
for shiDinent. at A charge of one-third
LESS THAN ANY SHOr I.N StROI'DSBVRO In
no case will he charge more than TEN PER
CENT above actual cost.
attended
torn any pirt ot tlio Uounty, atl
the shortest possible notice. Sept. 2G, 'G7
Dl'IaiTarC, LackaiVaillia & Western
RAIL ROAD.
.gy.--rWf!-4V-;
Summer Arrangement, May 4, ISO 8.
TRAINS LEAVE
WESTWABD. EASTWARD.
rati Ex. Mail STATIONS. Mail Ex. Tas
Ex. Mail
r.M. A.M.
a. ao 7.o
5.(t S.00
7 ..in M.30
7 47 10.45
STATIONS.
riiiliulelpliiii,
Ne Yom,
New IMmptun,
Wivsliington,
4.10
8.45 10.00
1235 7.37
ii.ir,
12.00
II 50
ii .4ir
11-35
11.10
10.55
10.41
10.31
10.21
10.04
9.45
9.27
9 14
H.50
e.40
8.10
7.43
7t?
7.1 'J
6.55
n.is
5.54
5.35
A.M.
0.55
0.10
0.30
6 24
6. 10
5.51
5.37
5.25
5.13.
5.05
4 4'J
4.3-2
4.13
4.00
3 :
3.".N
3.00
KOI WMi
Oxford,
S.12 11.10. Oriilgevillc.
8.1J 11.5 M.muiika Cl.uuk,
H.42 11.35 Delawwrc.
fi.il I3.(K) Mount Ui lliel
9 05 IvMj Water t;a.
9.17 12.30 STROl'DSNl'RG,
vi
9.37
9.5"i
Ifl.OH
10.27
io.:r
11.01
11.11
13.40 SiT.iguf ville,
li M Ilonrvville,
i.n.i oukliind,
1.25 Forks.
1.40 Tobyhnnnn.
S.00 Gouldslioru',
2.22 Moscow,
2 33 Dunning,
3.20 Srranton.
3.42 Clark's Summit,
3.50 Aliington.
4.00 r.trtoiyviUc,
4.20 NlcliolxMi.
4.4S lloptMilliiiii,
5.10 Monlrosr.
5 31 New Miifortl,
5.50 Great licud,
A M
II. U 11 45
6.321
1 1.44
It l I
6.001
s is
4.05
f
r.M. p.m
Dinner and Supper at Delaware Station.
connections:
At NEW HAMPTON with Central R.R
of New Jersey. Trains arrive from New
York at 0.11.10.20, 11.10A.M. and2.40.U.3.,
7.15, B.30, lM.; from Eastou fi.r)5A.MM 7.
43 A.M , 1.25, 1.33, 3.51, 7.37, 8.00 P M.
At WASHINGTON with Morriannd l
spyR IL Trains from New lor k anve at
10.33 A.M.. nml 7 02 P.M : from Laston at
7.28. 10.33 A.M.. and 12.41 P.M.
At MANUNKA CHUNK wirn i;eivu:ere
Ilplawnrn Tl R. Trains arrive Irom Phila-
Uelphia at .11.20 A.M . 81)2 P.&U and leave
Mr I'miaueipnia t
The last train at ops at Lclvidere until G.J
A.M. next day.
At SCRANTON with Lackawanna and
Bloomsburff R. K. I rains arrive trom
Wilkes-Barre at 8.00 A.M., 2.5o P.M., from
NTnrilmnihrrland at 11.10 A.M.. and 0.-17
n .M Dr-nnrt for Northumberland at u.
. . " . .
A.M., 3.30 P.M.; for Wilks-Barrec at 8 30
A.M., G.42 P.M. These trains atop at all
stations.
At SCRANTON with the Delaware and
-jt
ErkJtt cm
- Hudson Canal Co.'s Railroad, for Olypfunt.J
Archbald. and Carbondale. I
AtfiRRAT URN ) wil l i:rio Kn wav.
Trains fVom the Weet arrive at 3.43 (leav.
mcr Buffalo at 0.1l l'.Ri.) and i.zi a.xvi
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NOTICE TO T
MONROlO'.
N PURSUANGiF AN Av X'
tembly, entitled U Act re'at.JF j
collection cf Stnte d County Taxe tJl
County of .Mouroe.'boroycd May 6,
the County Treasur will' meet the U
payers of sail Counf or collection of Statv
and Connty Ta, land for the following
places, to wn:
For the Borough
Stroudrfburg, on Sat
Treasurer's office.
urday, July 25, at t
Middle SmithfwH
'ownship, on Monday,
Julv 27, at th c In i of James Place, and
on Tuesday, Ju;y 2tat the house of Jacob
II. Place. i ,
KuiithSeld Townip, on Wedneadny
2f, at the hou.se of aac H. Libar, Rd on
Thursday, July o0, the hous vi Thomaa4
Drodhead. j ' " ,
Stroud Towmshipon Friday, July 31,
Peter Keller's mill.jid on Saturday. August
1, at the house cfJin Ilohenshieldt.
Jackson Townshi at tl.e houj--e of Samuol
R. Bossard, on Mao iy, August 3.
Pocono Townshi at t'.ie house cf Mao
nassci Aliilcr, on '1 esdny, August Ai '
Cooliriiugh Towi hip, at the hou3 of
Samuel Case, on W dnesday, August 3. .
Para-lkc Townsh , at the houe of Abra
ham Gishou Thurskiy, August 0.
Dirrett TownshipLat the house
of Johft-
W. Yothers, on FridW, August 7,
Price Township, at the house cf J.cwn'
Long, on Saturdny, Aiijfiret 8.
-VUlrril Tn,.MHr, " M Aajioot. 10,'
at the house of Joscpli Hawk.
Ko.ss rotviiship, on Tuesday, August lls
at the house or IaCob II. Stocker.
Hamilton TownV.;0 Wednesday, August
12, at the house of Chafes Bossard, at Boa-'
sardsville and Thursday, A-jgust 13, at lht
house of Aionzo B. Shater, at iinyderville.
Chesnulhill Township, on FridYy, August.
11, at the house ot John Kcrchner, nd ou
Saturday, August 15, at the house of Eliza-
bcth Kresge.
Polk Township, at the house of Thomas-'
E. Heller, in Kresgcvillc, on Monday, Au
gust 17.
Tunkhannock Township, at the houso of
Reuben B. Bonser, on Tuesday, August 18.
Tobyhanna Township, at the house of"
Isaac Stouffer, on Wednesday, August 19.
Tax-payers who avail themselves of tho
above opportunity to pay their taxe., will un
entitled to an abatement of FIVE PER
CENT. For the convenience cf tax-payers
visiting Stroudsburg, the Treasurer will re
ceive any of the above taxes, at his office, be-"
lore said days. '
REUBEN GREGORY. -
June 19, 1SCS Treasurer..
LYNN'S
GREAT GERMAN"
ItOOT AND IIEltn
STOMACH BITTEKS'
MANVFACTtRED AND SOLD BT
A.. II. LYISTlSr,
SOUTH BETHLEHEM, PA.
These Bitters are a certain remedy for
Dyspepsia, Indisrehlion, Headache, Aer-
ousness. Loss of Appetite, and is a positive..
preventive of all
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH.
The German Herb Stomach Bitters hasa-
restonng influence upon the system, espe
cially upon the Digestive Organs, and iii
recommended to all persons in delicate
health. It is an excellent remedy for Sam-.
. -! It
mcr intnpiaint, ana no lamuy saouiu lo-
without it.'
A. II. LYNN has secured the services cf
a man woo lias nau many years experience
in the manufacture of Bitters, in the well-.
known
German Bitters Manufactory, o"'
Schimmel Co, Leipsig, Germany, and
has made arrangements with them for Ger-
, a .
THE GERMAN HERD ST0HC5 iStTTERS
i now ready to be ecat anywhere. All or
ders with which 1 may be favored will bo
delivered at short notice. A trial of the
Bitters is respectfully asked.
A. II. LYNN, Manufacturer,
JSoulh Bethlehem, Penn.
Sold bv C. S. Detrick &, Co., W'holtsaleJ
and Retail Druggists, JStrouJsbur, Pa.
June 4, 1803.-lyr.
LOOK THIS WAY,
ALL WUO WANT
Carriage Work or Blacksxnilhing
DONE IN A
SUPERIOR MANNER!
m Tin . - i i v t i f
r .k ,,tj;n flint hn ic fuller rk.
Vpared, at his establishment, at tba
corner ot fcimpsou ana oaran. streets, ia.
the boroush of btroudsbunr, to mako to.
order, every stylo of
Carriage, Wagon,
and. in fact, evervthincr in his lino of bu-
sinc?s, at the shortest possible notice, anJ
r5lou the most reasonable terms.
Uarriaces repaircu, iiimuicu anu paiu-.
. ... i i .
ed in the best style ot the art.
Having first class material always. o.
hand, anil none but first-class workmen.
engaged, the public arc assured that nonfli
but first-class work will be turned out at
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage chop,
he has also a IJlacksmith Shop, trhtrk
superior workmen will always bo founo
readv to attend to the orders ofcustomers.
The public are invited to call and ex
amine his stock before purchasing elv
where. - VALENTINE KAUTZ,
September ID, lS67.tf,
LAST (ALL!
The undersigned respectfully informs alt
persons indebted to him by Note or Book ac
count that he is now in want ot money ia,
enable him to fulfill engagements no naa
mad ft fur nntlincr uA a new UriCK buuuinff
- lU wlir l he M framo now stands, aii woq
I r- o i - -
promptly respond to this call will receive hia
thanks, and those who fini wilt le cepipciuKi,
to pav.
NICHOLAS KtJiiK.
Stroudsburg, Dec. 13, 1SG7
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lAllX'T lo t uuww
DO'I you uiiow iiiut v
MCarty is the only Undertaker. ixv
17 Miariy is vno vuiy
Miroudsburjr who understands his buines.
if not. attend a Funeral manaeu ""J.-
towru &nu roawiit rro.