! r I ; i II H i i - a : i i i f - i I 1 I t 2 il l i 1 ' 4 i Auditor's Notice. TREASURER'S SALE r matter of the Account of V iiliam Vter, administrator of the Estate of Abra- VV ttltCI , iUiww -f OF lain 1 .acu. UNSEATED LANDS 01 ti, unaericrncJ having been appointed -d;tor to audit and distribute the. balance ', 'he hands of the administrator to the par !!!,e!itit!cd thereto. Notice is therefore given "'.h heirs and parties interested that he Til U1U ' . . t . ' 1 a iliA i nfiiu r nio i nrMntmaif w"'n,nr,.I iv. the sixteenth day of April ' it at 10 o'clock, at hia office in the Eor of tfuoudsbisrg, at which time and '.'We those interested can attend. IN MONROE COUNTY. Notice id hereby given, that agreeably to an act of General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, passed the 13th day of March 1815, entitled an "act to amend the act entitled an act directing the mode of selling Unseated Land for taxes and other purposes," and of an Act passed the 13th day of March. 1817. a fur ther supplement to an act to amend the act en titled ' an act directing the mode of M'llint Unseated Lands for taxes and other nurnoses by the Act of General Assembly passed the 9th day of March, in the year of our Lord 1817, entitled an act in relation to the sales of Un sealed Lands in the several Counties of this Commonwealth " the following tracts of land will Krt cr.11 fif Tii!lT AToml tin rr f 1 a Gtl ,. wv ; V 4 v v a. UUI1V f VIJVlllVi via IIIQ Ulll AtMJ of June, being the second Monday of June l iiii-v- t , , ,. ., . . , ctrillfj .k in tu. r r.r r r, mi tor to ailuii anu matte uksiuuuuuu oi me i k'"""v-""ot - iui, - ai- n tuc lianas oi me aunimistrator 10 -"o wu wig mat, auuau on March 2t5, J. II. WALTON, Auditor. 1874. Auditor's Notice. Jt tfr t Christopher Barleib, late of Eld- red Township, deceased. Ti undersigned having been appointed 1 . . i ' i t- "r r, v the urpnaus , a litor to audit and hi the hands he parties entitled thereto. Notice is there ,. herein- civen to the parties interested I hat I 1 1.... 1 ,A 1 L. J . nti'ii'tit. on L nuuy, niu auvcijlcculii uay f nril next, at 10 o'clock at his office in .vr,-,inil-!jurir, at which time and place those i.,vivt'd can attend or be forever debarred 4,uoj v. a in iimrw -:vij i , luaitor. March BARRETT. 211 Barnet, John 90 2S9 Brodhcad, Ann 405 290 Brodhead, Thomas 427 29 1 Brodhead, Alexander 180 J. II. 1S74. Sheriff's Sale. virtue of a writ ot Lev. racias tome Erected, issued out of the Court of Common I'Icjs f Monroe County, I will expose to. lVJic endue, ou SATURDAY, APRIL llcA, 1874, ,! o'cloct in the sfternoon, at the Court lii-e in the Rorough of Stroudsburg, Mon r,i.' Ciuntv, the following described Real .taU to wit: A certain messuage and lot of land situate in the township of Middle Smithfield, Monroe Count', continuing 151 ACRES, r:irp or less, bounded by land of Jacob Shoe- Maker, deceased. James (t. allershamp, jarftcy decker, Charles liarme, iH!!5ai'.!fs, luianuel M. (mnsaules, about, m) acres cleared in good state of cultiva tion. Improvements are a Frame Dwelling House, '2l. stories high, about 20 by 35 feet, Warron House nearly new, good and coru- i!ndinus Larn, about 30 by 40 feet, and uual and necessary out buildings. An ex- cc!!etit Apple orchard, and other fruit trees. spring of water near the door and a stream of water pnssing through the premises and lavs alonff 1 ubhe Load leading from Shoe maker's Store to Resaca. Seized and taken in execution as the pro perty of Areli G. Hull, and to be sold by me fur ca.-h. CHARLES HENRY, Sheriff. Sheriffs Office, Stroudsburg, ) March, 26, 1S74. j 304 Brown, Daniel 393 315 Brodhead, Samuel 180 242 Casebeer, Solomon 417 iI9 Chapman, Joseph 200 320 Cottinger, Garrett 23S 92 Dills, Abraham 190 23S Dills, pavid Jr., 415 212 Graiaburgh, Joseph 300 133 lilentworth, James 226 29S JIailer, Frederick 170 323 I Ieaton, Joseph 133 309 Kohl, George , 400 295 Lockart, John 170 13S Moore, latrick 301 222 Murray, Sarah 225 235 Murray, John 402 295 McXair. Solomon 355 210 MeGoram, Michael 104 310 Nethermark, Lucas 305 392 Smith, Elizabeth 393 04 Sandman, Christopher 403 317 Smith, Rachel 374 312 Utt, Jacob 410 343 Van Gorden, Gvsbert 421 313 Van Camnen 404 n'"""' 318 Wilkinson, Joseph 103 Emanuel 3U Wolberton. Jonathan 411 200 Crooks, William 100 223 Murrav, William 222 223 Wood. Thomas 100 Young, Jacob W. 712 Jackson, A. Reeves 313 Lisk, Nicholas A. 107 307 Whiteman. Jacob 313 1 1 :5 a 1 fri??" u. OTICE. S INTERNAL REVENUE SPECIAL TAXES. May 1, 1874, to April 30, 1875. The LAW of December 24, 1S72, requires tverv person enaeu in any business, avoca tion, or employment which renders him liable to aSl'IXlAL TAX, to procure and place eoiHpie'ouslv in his establishment or place of bu.-iiscss a STAMP donotinjr the payment of s.tid SI'KCIAL TAX for the Special Tax year 1 pinning Mav 1, 1874, before cornmencinjr or on:intiir.g business after April 30, 1874 i ne i axes em oracea wiln in the provisions l the Law above quoted are the followin?. viz S200.00 2.5.00 100.00 50.00 20.00 25.00 500.00 fifty cents for 5.00 Kectifiers I 'clears, retail liquor Dealer?, wholesale liquor Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale Dealers in malt liquors, retail Dea !er in leaf tobacco lletail dealers in leaf tobbacco And on sales of over SI. 000, very dollar in excess of $1,000. 1'e.alers m manufactured tobacco -Manufacturers of stills And for each Kill manufactured And for each worm manufactured Manufacturers of tobacco Manufacturers of cigars Peddlers of tobacco," first class (more than two horses Tiddlers of tobacco, second class (two horses) IV'ddkrs of tobacco, third class (1 horse Meddlers of tobacco, fourth class (on foot or public conveyance) brewers of less than 500 barrels J'fewers Ot .".0(1 b-trrr-la 240 Cameron. William 404 199 Depue, Aaron 403 202 Depue, Samuel 403 210 DufSeld. John 415 213 Depue, Daniel 432 18 Depue, Polly 432 25 Frazier, XoPwo 207 Frazier, Xolbro 193 Frr. Joseph SO 149 Gibbs, Elizabeth 204 205 Guiltner, Francis 415 Gentle, James 240 175 Gibbs, Elizabeth 206 231 Guilther, Tobias 412 1G3 Hester, John 215 16S Howe. Samuel 225 178 Hendricks, Isaac 404 ISO Hendricks. Jacob 407 190 Howe, Hannah 403 191 Hembt, Jacob 403 193 Hollinshead, James 438 19o Houser, Henry 403 231 Horn, Abraham 40G 233 Hacle. Peter 403 50.00 235 'Harvey, Joseph 410 20.00 242 Harvev. Samuel 410 247 Harvey, Mary 325 195 Jones, John Jr., 357 181 Kuntz, Daniel 401 1G9 Lock wood, James 205 Lenox, David 200 Lee, Thomas 230 Levering, Nathan 22G 20.00 10.00 10.00 50.00 25.00 15.00 10.00 50.00 or more 100.00 t Anv person, so liable, who fhall fail to com- l"? with the foregoing requirements will be tn.ject to severe penalties. lemons or hrms liable tnnnr anv nf Jhe :oo 111 229 166 179 189 204 206 007 J 9 H'ecial Taxes named above must nnTiIv tn rank Kecder. Collector of Internal lipvcn.i at Fw'tir r.. i . .i - x ., ana pay ior ana procure tue pmal Tax Stamps they need, prior to May 1, .nu witiioui lurther notice. J. W. IX)UGLASS, fu Cemniissioner of Insernal Revenue. 'TFicnoF I.vTEnsAL Keveni:e, Washington, D. C, Feb. 16, 1874. Mar. 2G-4t. APPEALS. The Commissioners of Monroe County, here- ? give notice, that they will attend at the fob -e iiumeu times ana places, lor the pur- - v, bluing the Appeals for the vears 1874. Ki township, at the Hotel ofJair.es W-Z, on Tuesday Auril 14il. . wlbRiijrh tiill af tlio I Itcl nf X..-..,, , Mush back, Frederick 116 Mcridith, Mary 403 Meridith, Nancy 401 Montague, Eliza 415 Montague, Joseph 405 Murdock, John 43S 209 McKee, Peter 415 222 Murray, Sarah 220 220 McKee, Thomas 627 McClellan, Susannah 405 Meeker, Samuel 213 243 McCullough, John 411 217 Moore, Patrick 411 193 Nungcsscr, Peter 430 179 Patterson, Alexander 100 IbO Patterson, John lbo Pettigrew, James 188 Patterson. William 190 Patterson', Robert 194 Patterson, Jacob 227 Pratt, Henry 223 Polk, Robert 157 Ransbary, John 159 Rakestraw, Joseph 167 Roup. William Risk, Charles Recder, Absalom Ree, Jane y April loth. oarrett and Price fcps. at the Hotel of v .;!'rs. on Thursday April 16th. "uil-Sld tsp., at the Hotel of Simc -- . on i ndav Apri, 17th -Middle Smithfield tfP.,at Jiekson tsp., at the Hotel at Jackson Cor- 187 193 221 222 223 Rees, Daniel Rees. Sarah John 241 Ross, David 249 Roberts. Isaac Simeon D. 153 Sidman. Eliza 17S fsVh iif cr .Tfibn eSJmithfieij .atthe house of James 155 Sidman, Isaac i Saturday April ISth. 196 Summers, George 17b Spencer, Joseph 197 South, Robert 184 Shook .John 212 Smith, Piatt 219 Swortwood, Moses Shannon, iiliam T 6 on i Tuesday April 21st Hamilton tsp.. at the Hoi -"on Wednesday April 22d. L.dred andHosslsps, at the JlelKdfmyer, on Thursday J tel of Charles An- Hotel of Nel- April 23d. tT ", 5,1 a!ld Polk to?- at t,ie 1Iotel of 230 Sproat, William , . -""rK "ii J' riuav April t'tiu. lint r r nnah and Tunkhannock tsps., at the of John Roth, on Saturday April 25th. lJ .r0 Lsp-' at the "otel of Manasseh Mil 'otl Tuesday April 28th. VrU , at the Comml-isioner'a Office, on T,',,A Ur& Rt the Commissioner's Office, on "Jjrsday April 30th. 1 h TV?tr0udsbug' al t,ie IIotfcl of John IIo ltnt, on Friday Mav 1st. JACOB FKABLE, A.-, , PETER S. EDINGER, SAMUEL POSTENS, ji. DiiEHER, Clerk. CotnEjiBioDrs. MTch 1?, 1871. 7t. 232 Shaw, Richard 146 laylor, John M. 232 Trail, Robert 214 Taggart, John 215 Taylor, James loo V andermark, James Vantilbury, Richard Vandermark, Jacob or James Vanuxen, James Walker Emanuel Wood, Thomas Ward, Hannah Willing, Richard Yohe, Adam 208 19G 36 186 203 209 100 419 250 403 395. 421 328 401 413 405 75 407 410 438 439 409 20? 170 400 400 401 220 304 406 432 318 303 206 403 400 406 399 393 190 409 300 438 403 423 411 50 400 187 187 1SS Fox, Sam'J pat 21 Per. 70 80 80 112 4 19 70 16 70 130 30 70 61 90 43 20 23 CO 111 111 66 40 COOLBAUGII, 147 Able, John 400 1SS Arndt. Jacob 40S 7 Arndt, Thomas 220 189 Arndt, John 403 1C2 Rarncs, Jonathan 440 174 Baker, Jacob 2G0 177 Bush. John Sen. 400 179 Bush, James 398 1S9 Bell, Joseph 405 187 Boll, William 400 192 Bush, Thomas 399 191 Bush, John Jr., 400 194 Brown, Daniel 403 198 Biles, Henry 403 199 Brtuzman, John 100 216 Brown. William 403 224 Burrows, Henry 403 234 Bell, William (part) 200 1S4 Cochran, John 100 19 Corsaw, Abraham 200 210 Craig, John 433 224 Collady, Jos. or John 202 97 120 130 143 52 17 53 61 99 62 97 97 140 35 90 93 109 30 96 87 80 20 10 150 40 72 15 47 121 61 99 78 97 134 97 .o 120 123 G2 114 47 61 51 10 10 108 109 113 60 12 80 101 97 103 40 48 114 129 85 70 118 8 61 15 150 33 120 70 39 21 140 43 156 93 134 122 122 50 10 70 So 18" 51 Tax $ 6 79 12 81 7 50 13 10 14 38 9 04 7 50 14 50 13 93 13 80 7 50 5 73 4 46 5 75 10 1 23 50 12 40 7 50 16 2 23 65 IS 50 4 15 21 8 28 03 7 50 26 70 14 SO 7 50 7 50 7 14 30 7 50 15 92 7 50 50 11 5 6 195 Brown, John 408 97 226 .Ward, Joseph 411 57 239 Burrows, Stephen 400 CHESTNUT HILL. Bower, Dillmaa 236 Shupp, Peter 440 Starbird. John part 57 ELDRED. Craig, John 255 HcSicy, Peter 125 Ileinpfield, Joseph 173 Hoover, John 178 Hoover, Nicholas 126 Levers, Isaac 403 Weaver, John 175 HAMILTON. Cox, Tench 300 Cox, John 300 Johnson, Elizabeth 200 Levers, George 300 Levers, George 280 Levers, Elizabeth 415 Meiser, John 300 Praul, Thomas 150 Thotnpson, James 100 Vanorman, Clarry 400 Claywell, Sidney 140 50 "50 50 56 20 96 MIDDLE SMITHFIELD. 57 00 63 62 65 43 82 75 2S 50 29 06 15 91 29 06 23 60 22 19 42 50 42 37 43 00 42 50 42 37 42 50 21 50 43 35 7 50 43 35 28 71 23 50 11 00 14 50 30 82 14 04 28 78 43 35 23 93 44 05 31 11 45 87 6 30 12 65 3 30 14 SO 29 55 9 25 14 91 43 77 14 93 12 27 43 15 42 57 42 69 29 03 40 75 29 03 42 92 43 39 29 21 19 40 46 00 37 31 42 50 11 21 14 50 23 20 45 30 6 60 42 82 42 60 44 05 44 05 27 00 44 05 12 13 45 30 28 92 15 42 57 90 43 5Z 23 05 11 00 11 00 44 05 24 02 21 93 41 26 52 08 34 95 21 50 29 43 35 50 5 75 43 20 46 70 46 50 46 57 43 42 6 15 12 40 21 50 21 50 42 59 17 14 21 92 43 14 45 87 22 78 18 87 23 37 33 57 24 69 23 94 56 33 56 38 8 35 44 05 32 00 31 18 42 79 30 48 29 28 4.70 21 50 2 60 430 424 400 157 402 100 400 339 300 404 236 100 153 202 402 200 55 Barclay, James Bunnell, Caty Barclay, John Horton, Richard Hartung, Daniel 258 Ilowey, Bowdewine 57 Jayne, William 63 Jayne, Mary 47 Kirkendall, Samuel 5S Lanning, Thomas 194 Lewis, Richard 195 Ogden, Sarah 67 Parker, William 25 Stucker, Clements 61 Sanders. John 50 Woodcock, Robert McCall, Arch Ruston, Mary Spencer 200 West, William 330 SMITHFIELD. Barnhill, John 100 Gordon, John Horn, Benjamin STROUD. 60 130 ROSS. Hays, Samuel 250 Johnson. James 375 Lever3, Sarah 433 Levers, Christopher 313 Walker, John 35 Walker, Robert 35 TOBYHANNA. 80 55 155 S 103 13 11 120 15 Brodhead, Garrett Prawl, Thomas 40 125 120 8 114 120 17 64 17 7 17 3 12 04 13 7 2 20 6 80 3 65 5 22 5 22 3 65 10 58 5 22 12 80 12 S9 S 7 12 80 16 08 23 45 12 SO 6 X 5 2U 16 90 5 20 6 70 10 12 9 60 5 40 12 92 6 70 9 60 9 60 14 45 11 90 7 69 3 60 9 85 4 S5 9 60 9 85 1 49 6 70 11 68 6 10 23 30 8 90 3 33 9 34 8 76 7 85 8 38 1 72 1 22 1 22 Albertson, Garrett 227 21 Albertson, Garrett 101 151 Alloway, William 437 107 Benson, Peter 200 Berrv, John S2 Blakely, John 434 72 Blackwill, Daniel 200 Beohm & Shimer 307 108 Blackwell, Robert 391 120 Beck, Frederick 439 50 Baohm, Philip 100 Brodhead, Samuel 304 Berrv, Simon 422 19 Brodhead, Luke 419 59 Cox, Jacob 225 Cox, Mary 163 Cox, Rebecca 440 119 Cox, William 340 Cox, Jonathan 200 Cox, Joseph 208 Conrad, Deborah 250 Colliday, Jacob 313 Dyer, Joseph 404 Dyer, Sarah 200 Davi3, Benjamin 343 Engle, Jacob 50 Fish, John 403 Frazer, Xalbro 200 Frey, Joseph 320 Fish, William 365 Gentle, James 150 Gill, John 402 Gilmore, Robert 407 Howell, Samuel 433 59 Hartman, Thomas 433 10 Hart, Joseph 395 Hartung, Elizabeth 431 34 Hazelwood, John 395 Harvey, Mary 75 CO Harvey, Samnel 413 120 Hunt, Pierson 50 Irwin, Robert 433 Jackson, A. Reeves 25 Lane, Mary 433 129 Lane, Will'iam 424 82 Lyons, Peter 162 Long, Rebecca 401 Pryor, Norton 400 Rees, Daniel 411 Rogers, James 320 I.eeder, Andrew II. 166 Shoemaker, Samuel 440 Sidman, Isaac 400 80 Steward, James 400 80 Sharpless, John 191 111 Serman, Isaac 371 100 Stewart, Charles 200 Shaw, Richard 313 Shaw, George 50 Tench, Francis 422 120 Taylor, Elizabeth 150 Thomas, Joseph 400 Wild, Adam- 436 Willing, Richard 300 TUNKHANNOCK. Able, Jacob 405 112 7 40 Birnet, William 407 87 7 40 Barnet, John 265 15 5 11 Caldwell, David 400 7 40 Cox, Joseph 209 5 67 Cox, Benjamin 439 31 55 Cox, Jonathan 238 80 5 67 Cramer, Jacob 390 59 10 01 Caldwell, Daniel 409 120 7 40 Durham, Edward 400 40 28 10 Ehrie, Conrad jr. 375 40 26 36 Ehrie, Conrad 377 3 26 49 Elms, George . 438 48 30 17 Eyerly, Jacob 408 50 7 40 Eyerly, Jacob 400 90 31 55 Evan. David 200 3 95 Horeefield & McCarty 76 7 40 Hartmah, Thomas 401 28 7 40 ilartunj, J. D. 400 31 55 Ihrie, Conrad Sr. 401 40 7 40 Lesher, George 275 7 40 McCarty, Benjamin 381 130 8 88 Hartman, Thomas 375 15 65 Purdy, William 405 150 17 28 Paechall, Thomas 400 21 30 Ryan, James 400 16 02 Rees, Derrick 100 10 85 Say lor, David 415 4 7 86 Steiner, Henry 439 80 31 55 Sirgreaves. Samuel 200 17 25 Shaw, Richard 399 56 31 55 Stewart, James 400 80 7 40 Taylor, Amos 193 135 19 43 Towns, Charles 401 4 16 40 William?, John 438 10 7 40 Waters, Nathaniel 410 31 31 55 Wildman, John 300 13 61 Jackson, A. Reeves &, Co 139 101 10 23 Wilson, William 222 60 14 lfi PRICE. 66 Bunnell, Benjamin 436 30 21 55 87 Bowlin5er,Ffderiek295 14 22 315 Brodhead, Samuel 180 62 6 08 340 Bensley, William 427 13 75 320 Cottinger, Garrett 426 15 28 179 Ch,pman, Joseph C00 9 8U 19 Hull; Eaeaj 343 100 12 51 323 lleatou, Joseph 184 0 08 334 Horton. Tabitha 422 13 59 322 Joiee. John 439 14 6 70 29 74 9 17 26 30 34 90 21 65 25 79 4 90 26 91 16 86 66 47 1 23 46 24 17 70 61 63 5 66 14 50 43 50 CO 70 6 94 9 10 39 08 26 77 26 30 30 60 29 93 8 90 26 30 17 70 14 10 63 21 6 94 17 77 18 05 17 70 38 17 9 10 66 46 34 46 9 10 52 10 9 10 63 30 3 25 32 28 14 10 17 70 23 37 18 74 9 10 9 10 26 30 28 18 38 35 9 10 17 70 23 79 17 70 26 30 4 90 36 86 9 10 35 90 9 10 26 30 335 Jayne. Anna 413 146 . 14 25 86 Marion, Samuel 413 50 19 90 60 Place, Philip 409 13 18 244 Ruston, Thomas 226 6 70 317 S.nith, Rachel 877 28 12 33 81 Vancampen, Abrm 433 138 13 87 333 Wright, Robert 128 120 " 4 54 318 Wilkinson, Joseph 130 - 5 53 67 Parker. William 150 3 10 332 Place, James 390 150 11 97 PARADISE. 115 Depue. Cornelious 111 4 55 83 DilU, Isaac 400 120 10 80 133 Glentworth, James 75 3 23 136 Gibbons, Isaac 200 ' 7 70 101 Humphries, Ieaac 121 113 7 05 74 Nicholas, William 400 9 30 134 Shannon,Theophilus391 . 26 28 ; POCONO. ' ; Gwinner, Fred (pari) 147 43 9 l2 Kerr, John 200 5 50 JACKSON. Barnet, John (part) 150 100 3 95 Dclong, John 31G 10 8 40 Ball, Margaret 150 " i 5 43 Gwinner, Frederick (pt) 250 17 75 Kromer, William (pt) 47 3 70 Roup, William 415 15 29 02 Sitgreaves, Samuel 80 108 6 02 Tyson,' Joseph 435 29 80 JONAS ALTIMUS, Treasurer Treasurer's office ) Slorudsburg, March 26.74-4t TIIMSUKER'S NOTICE of Sale of Seated Lands for ar rearages of Taxes. The following is a list of Taxes on seated Assessments, as returned bv the Collectors of the several Townships and Borouahs for 1872 and 1873, which lands will be sold agreeably to the 41st section, of the Act of the 19th ot April A. D. 1843, which provides for Collection of Taxes, on the 8th, of June, being the second Monday of Juno next, at the Court House in the Borough of fetrouds burer, in the County of Monroe, for arreara ges of Taxes, due and costs accrued on each lot respectively. Acres. Tuxes, RARRETT. 30 o 115 Drlerate. t ("Jo.. 9 Buskirk, Nicholas 18 Boorem, Jacob 29 Geotz, Christopher 60 Griswold, M. W. 995 otelhng, James 10 Way, Schenk 100 Waltman, George 200 Price, fcydenham 26 Fore & Griffiths 20 COOLBAUGII. Wacronhurst, James 161 Lewis, Isaac Lampen, J. II. McAsey, Daniel ELDRED. Fcnner, Jerome -150 Ivlcckner, Daniel '70 PARADISE. VanBorg. Oliver 625 JACKSON. Albertson, Garrett - - 200 Porteus, John (Estate) 400 Ivresge, Jeremiah. 5 Brown, Nelson 60 Miller, Charles (Estate) 63 Shoemaker, John W. 12 Shoemaker, Emanuel 9 Setzer, Abraham 74 S homer, William 20 Sctzer,' Solomon 300 Super, Michael (Estate) 53 Woolbert, Joseph 89 H oodiing, Joseph 76 vellcr, Josiah 5 'etherman, John 12 Green, Abraham 3 louck, Jacob 35 Merwiuc, John 235 Merwme, Franklin 200 Storm, Nathaniel 34 Belles, Charles " 50 PRICE. Jush, Charles ICS Coleman. J. S. 115 Ienry, Charles 100 Noys, Samuel 500 1'ostcn. John 1 town lot Price, Wilkinson 150 VanVliet& Co., 128 Will lams, Charlatte 11. Price, Edmund 180 Staples, Reuben C MIDDLE SMITHFIELD. 6 50 4 24 1 62 I S 62 42 35 5 78 4 64 15 80 2 15 J I 10 6 74 IS 70 9 89 3 42 2 90 14 76 16 95 17 04 99 2 43 1 50 1 30 223 4 10 2 18 9 90 3 CI 5 00 4 10 86 1 62 69 1 69 9 94 2 90 2 10 3 70 4 32 10 90 6 14 23 81 3 60 12 90 4 53 3 CO 2 CO 1 55 G 50 ' 5 GO 2 72 12 20 21 20 13 37 14 6-1 , ' i 2 SO 23 90 4 50 3 65 1 ,Y1 r i . Kirk, Abner (Estate) 1 town lot Depue, Mariau. i 17 Pierson & Stillman 17 . ' : - " HAMILTON. LaKue, George (Estate) . 44 . " TOBYHANNA.' 4 Merwine. John 40 Fcnrel, Michael 2t0 Lauipeu, John & Co.-, 7a , TUNKHANNOCK. Borger, William 52 Marvin, Ezra 88 Merwine, Franklin 1236 Menvin;, John ' 303 ; STROUDSBURG. McGeary, Jane " one town lot Brown, Samuel . Coolbauadi, Brodhead Henrv, Thomas, Huff, Stephen (Estate) JONAS ALTIMUS, Treasurer. Treasurer's Office, Stroudsburg, ) March 26, 74-4t. j ' BLATC II LEY'S ' Improved CUCUMBER WOOD PUMP. Tasteless, Durable, Ef ficient ;i mi Clu-ap. The best Pump for the Wat money- . A 'lent ior is especially iuviled to lllalchl)' Patent Improved Bracket and New Uro Chick Valve, which can Hr withdrawn without icmoving the Pump, or disturbing the joints. Also, the Copper Chamber, wlnvh never erne Kg or ti-ules, undwii) outlat any other For sale bv Dealer the Ttmle generally. Inquire for HlntchW Pump, and if not for sale in your twvvn send direct to CHAS. G. BLATCHLEY, Manufacturer. 50G Commerce St., Philadelphia i l a. March 12. 1ST4-Sin. 5 60 7 78 2 96 8 70 mm 2 SEBASTIAN ECHLE, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER. siior CORNKR or Pocono and Green Streets, STEOUDSBURCr, PA. I am now prepared to make to order, all kinJ.- of Boots and Shoes, anch as French Calf, American Calf, Kip, Turkey Moroco, Glove Kid, and Pebble Goat, at reasonable prices. Special attention paid to half-aoleiug, heeling and all kinds of mending. .One trial and be convinced. . nov 6tf jr. B. HCXJLL, (Successor to J. E. Erdman,) Monroe Co. Marble Works, Main St., Stroudsburg, Pa., t Where will be found constantly on hand or made to order, 3IOXU.UKXTS, I3K AliSTOXES, &c, of the best Italian and American MarMe. Having been in the employ of Mr. Erdman for nearly tea years, I feel confident in . my ability to please all that give me a call.. All work warranted to give entire satisfaction. . Bsjf Orders bv mail prompt! v attended to. fcb20'72-tf A. ROCKAFELLOW, DEALER I IT Dough ertj', George Count ram an, Albert Parker, William Arnst, John Hull, A. G. Mush, John IJlank, Lewis Bloomfield, E. S. 120 200' 50 12 25 10 400 50 2 74 1 30 2 82 1 70 70 53 4 10 3 58 POCONO. Brink, William 100 ' Kinney, Peter 100 Bush, Thomas 60 Transue, John 50 Woodside, David 1 ROSS. Barlieb, John 45 Heller, J. V. lludy 1 Itterlv, Peter 20 Knecht, Solomon 27 Kramer, Daniel 3 Merwine, John 30 Mease, Godfrey 5 Merwine, Franklin 100 Russell, Reuben CI Searfass, Aaron 39 Merwine, John, Rosa Common property 88 Hartzell, Richard 8 Christ& Buskirk 90 Heath, William 14 Zacharias, Samuel (Estate) 7 Barlieb, Christopher 400 Buskirk, Casper 10 SMITHFIELD. Boys, John 50 Fleming, William 40 Miller, Edward 7 Transue, Abraham 18 Wytkoff, Daniel 21 Staples, Elizabeth 10 Cox, James 11. & Co., G Christnian, James 1 town lot Row, Henry (Estate) 3G Winters, George 1 town lot Miller, Joseph (Estate) 07 STROUD. Burnett, Daniel B. 62 Coffman, Charles 40 Cofl'man, William 44 Kieney, Peter 31 Myer, Georgo 21 Ray, Nelson 1 seated town lot Steel, Jeremiah half town lot Ray, James (Estate) 1 seated town lot Heller, Mary 3 . - Henry, Charles (colored) 110 Hay, George half town Lot Frederick, Catharine-. 7 Johnson, John 200 Henry, Stephen 1 town lot Palmer, William ! Foulke, Samuel L. 71 43 10 82 70 50 6 01 1 3S 4 79 9 25 1 49 1 22 92 7 50 3 48 3 29 30 3S 89 2 90 2 30 1 50 .2 30 1 68 10 38 18 15 1 1 3 2 26 3 10 2 15 5 20 5 70 6 32 4 12 25 23 12 68 12 68 2 23 19 47 23 54 3 22 7 20 1 80 1 80 1 31 1 14 9 69 2 6U I 30 Rcadj-Madc Clothins:. Gents Fur- uishing' Goods, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, ilc. EAST STROUDSBURG, PA. (Near the Depot.) The public are invited to Call and exam ine rjoous. l'nces moderate. May 6, 1660. tf. PAPER HANCiER, GLAZIER AND PAINTER, MONROE STREET, Nearly opposite Kautz's Blacksmith Shop, , Stroudsburg, Pa. .,, The undersigned would respeel fully in' form the citizens of Stroudsburg and vicinity that he, is now lully prepared to do all kinds of Paper Hanging, Glazing anJ Painting, promptly and at short notice, and that he will kepp constantly on hand a fine stock ol Paper Hangings of all descriptions and at low prices. The patronage of the public is earnestly solicted. May 1G, 1S72. mm REDUCED AT THE Corner '"Store! THE - CHEAPEST GOODS IN TOWN. Great bargains arc now offered in FANCY DRESS GOODS, ALPACAS, VELVETEENS, CLOTHS, CASSfMERES, FLANNELS, &c, all of which have been marked down to PANIC PEICES. Goods all new and right in style, but marked down to meet the times. We invite all to call and sec for themselves. Term Cash. C. R. ANDRE & Co. dcc-4tf . . Main-St.,-Stroudsburg, Pa. G. H. Dreher. E. B. reher. ipi-ieEisrix: GRAND OPENING is HUTCHINSON'S CHICK BUILDING, opposite T. Stemple'a Store, EAST STROUDSBURG. Having just opened with an entire new stock of Drj Goods and Groceries, COXSISTINQ OF DRESS GOODS, DELAINES, POPLINS, WHITE GOODS, CASSIMERES, CLOTHS, AND OIL CLOTH. WOOLENS, SHAWLS, ALPACAS, FLANNELS, DOMESTICS, PRINTS, Also a full assortment of choice Family Gro ceries and Provisions, Flour, Feed, Meal, Salt, Fish, Pork, Oil, Syrups, Mola.-, Sugars, Crockery and Tinware, Wooden and Willow Ware, Flavoring Extracts, and Spices of every kind,1 and in f;ict every thing usually kept in a Dry Goods Store. , All my goods arc new and cai not fail to give satisfaction. Goods hhown with pleasure. Call and ex amine bofire purchasing elsewhere and there by save time and monev. J. "II. SHOT WE'LL, Formerly Hater & Ehofwell. (2 door3 wet of the "Jeffersonian Office,") ELIZABETH ST11EET, Stroudsburg', la., DREHER & BRO., DEALERS IN Drug, Medicines Perfumery and Toilet Articles. Paints OILS, VAKXISIIES, GLASS & PUTTY. Abdominal Supporters and Shoulder Braces. Seeley's Slard RIBUER TE&t'SSCS Also Hitter's TRUSSES OF VARIOUS PATTERN Lamps and Lanterns Burning and Lubricating Oils. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully Com pounded. N. 15. Th highest Cash price paid for OIL of WINTERGREEN. may4-tf. Cards, Bill-Heads, Labels, fie, NEAT, CAEAP 1SD QUICK, Printed to Order at the JEFFERSONIAINf Pnntsng OFFICE, Main Street, Stroudsburg, Pa. Bi3- All Orders promptly filled. Give a call. UNDERTAKING. M6CARTY has on hand the largest and ---cpVcil- est assortment of COFFINS l&i and be found outside of either citv (Kcvt York or Philadelphia), and will mako this branch or his business A SPECIALITY. COFFINS and CASKETS of any tizeor style, can be furniehed at one hour's notice lor shipment, at a charge of one-third LESS THAN ANY SHOP IN SxROUDSBURO III no case will he charge more than TEN PER CENT above actual cost. attended to in any p.trt of the County at Iheshortest possibit notice. Sept. 20,G7-tf THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN M ISKKY. 2 24! Dec. 1, IST.VSra.- Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope. rrice o ccs. A Lecture on the Nature. Trratmpni and Radical cure of Semin.i! WViL- Spermatorrhea, induced by Seif-Abupe' In- . ........ j j.iiii.umi Aiiiutciivv, crvtii DehilitV. and IninedimntA tn Mi . . ' 1 ally; Consumption, Lpilepsy and Fi'; Mental and Physical Incapacity, Ac Rv ROHERT J. CULVERWELL, M. D, Author of the "Green Book," Ac. The world-renowned author, in this admira ble lecture, clearlv Droves from hi own - perience that ths awful eouseuuenccs of Self- Al -if . II , Awie may oe euecuiany removed WHIiout medicine, and without dancerons Knroinul operations, boogi-us, 'instruments, rings or cor dials, pointing out a mode of cure at once cer tain and cStctual bv which every sufl'erer. no- maicer wnat nis Mwm:rn may he, may cure himself cheaply, privately and radically. . RrS' Thi Lecture V ill vroie a han:i In Ifimt sand and thaasctads. sent under Beaf,- in a plain envelope, to any address, c receipt of six cents, cr twi post stamp. Address the Publisher. - 1 CNAS. J. C. KLINE &. CO., 117 Bowrry, Sew York, r;r-0uice Box, 45?S. Ju y 2473-ly B LANKS t)F ALL KINDS for Sale .t this Office. snr
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