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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-08

RESTORE YOUR HEAETH.-Dr. E. Jollie Mattocks, the
celebrated analytical Physician, who has made Bilious
Diseases the study ofa Ketime, and who has success
fully treated thousands Of cases. will continue his mon1
y visits to Ashtabula and few other important points
in Northern Ohio during the ensuing year. All who are
suffering with affections Of the Head, Throat Heart
Lungs Liver, Stomach, Bowles, Kidneys, Spleen or
Nervousness, Fits, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Fever Sores
and all Diseases of the Blood will do well to call on
him and receive an examination. He will tell you
promptly and without prevarication what your COM
plaint is and will undertake its cure. Consultation Ss
al,caw free See his time table in another part OF the
paper FOR the list Of the days which he WILL visit this
point. His next visit to Ashtabula will be wednes
day and Thursday 10Th a0th of June at the Fisk House
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NoTEs.-We have a few books ofcheaply put
up blank notesthat will be sold quite low. i
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amining patients and treating their eaAes The many
and complicated diseases ofFemales receive an entirely
tock Let no one--man, woman or child-be deferred
from calling the Doctor because of their poverty
The poor very literally treated Consultation 10 always
and Thursday 18th and soth days Of june, 1857. 10
stops at the Fisk House.
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AGUE, CHILLs, OR INTERMITTENT FEVER cured o, the
money refunded. DIR. WITS Ague Pills entirely
medicine and having been tried in 1900 Of the
worst and obstinate cases of Chs and Fever and
failed in to effect speedy cure the
proprietor them to every even after
oil other medicines fail Those suffering should imme
dately give them trial. They warranted to cure
price, 81. Address DIR. WITT, Box 6i1, CINCINNATI
Ohio ! 905 7
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The Liberals have gained another inn
portant victory in the House of commons
an amendment depriving all boroughs
having less than 1000 inhabitants of the
right of sending a representative having
been carried by the large majority Of
l21 a. - 49,.
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tits pleasant to recommend really mertous article
hence we ask those suffering from Dyspepsia Nervous
or Debility to try Dr. Strcklands Tonic. DR.. z.
r. Sans ordered a worth for J. C. Hays, Decatur Ala
4. Hart New York City, says ut cured me where
fgct itfor my friends, Thus they write from all quar-
ters. 90S-m1
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INsTALLAr1oN-We barely alluded to the fact
of the installation of Rev., III. G. Haydn, at
PainesvilIe last week Below will be found the
minutes orproceedings in detail. The occasion
was one of pleasant interest, and the part taken
in the order of assignment were marked by in
telligence and Judgment. The day was fine and
the attendance large. The examination of the
Pastor elect took place at 10 A. NJ, aud the in
stalling exercises at 2 Pm.
The revival spirit the only appropriate spirit
for an individual christian or church, was the
theme of the sermon. 1t was finely and forci
bly, illustrated and reasoned, and showed its au-
thor, Rev. Mr.. Goodwin, man of discrimina-
ton and intellectual power. President Hitch
cocks charge to the people was plain, pointed.
truthful and appropriate-the grounds upon
which disturbances between pastor & people are
based, limited at tagging interest on the part of
the people gives place to the discovery that the
partor's preaching is not what it had been
Gould the truths 1t inculcated be practised by
churches and congregationsthere would be few
er cases of dissatisfaction with ministers and far
more good accomplished.
Inc uusiC on tne oCCdsioh Whs very nne.
We hope the relation thus consumated. and
now so happy, may never be marred by unkind
or unchristian word or act, and terminate only
by tho departure of the faithful end beloved
pastor to bis reward.
In answer to letters missive, the pastors and
delegates mentioned below assembled in the
house of worship of the First Church of Paines-
vile, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose of in
stalling Rev. III. G. Haydn as pastor of the a.
bove church.
Rev. C. w. Torrey called the council to or
der, read a copy of the letters missive and nom.
mated Rev g. Wolcott Moderator of the coun-
Gil, who was thereupon unanimously elected
Moderator. Rev. John NJ. Ellis was appointed
Scribe.
The list of the Churches invited was then call
ed. and the following pastors and delegates re-
ported themselves present in answer to the let
tiers missiFe,
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SENATOR WADE and party arrived al point
on the north Platte, 3O5 miles from Omaha, on
the 3Oth inst The next day they went to visit
one ofthe Forts in the vicinity, in company with
Lieut.. Gen. Sherman.
The weather was delightful and allwere en-
joying themselves immensely, being supplied
with good rifles they kept up continual fire
all day at antelope, and other game that was
found along the track. Rails are laid over 40
miles west of that point, but owing TO the high
water of Platte river, travel and stages still
leave for Denver. Gen. Sherman, after accom-
panying the excursionists to Fort Nc Pherson,
will join Gen. Augur in the field. Gen. Augur
is understood to have asufficient force of caval-
ry to give protection to the railroad route and
all working parties. . a-yterr,.-
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The Glory Of Man is Strength.-Therefore
the nervous and debatedshoud Immediately use HELM
BoLD's EXTRACT BCcHU.
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Fernch China.-Middle of the Bock-Cooper In
sttute New York Hadey is constantly receiving large
invoices OF French China of New and beautiful shape at
one-half the usual selling prices.
White French China Dinner Sets, 100 pieces, 5000
do do do Tea A 200
do do do Dinner plates per doz 200
do do do Tea (" 4" 1,50
-, do do do Cups and saucers, "a pieces, 400
French Cut Goblets per dozen, a,5O
Also Fancy goods In China Dinner, Tea, Toilet Sets,
White Partisan stone Ware Cut and pressed Glassware
Silver Plated Ware. Cutlery, &C., &C., at equally low
prices Goods packed 60 all over the world by
press or otherwise House furnishing goods in large
riety. Remember
HADLEY'S, Middle OF the Block.
Senda for Catalogues No connection with
corner stores seems
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Heimbolds Extract Buchu and Improved
Rose Wash secret and delicate disorders IN all
their stages little expense little change o. diet
no inconvenience and exposure 1t pleasant in taste
and odor immediate In its action, and free from all nju-
rious properties. .3. - = ~ i-.ff
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The depredations frequently noticed upon
well grown and valuable shade trees by the
heedlessness of hitching horses to them, calls
for village regulation making such conduct,
here as in other places, an offence punishable
by penalty. We sometimes see horse tied to
tree when good hitching post is equally han
dy. A dollar penalty would serve to sharpen
the wits of such persons, and teach them some
thing of the value and appreciation of these ev-
licences of civilization, and comforts and orna-
ments of village life. .
We see, too, new path made within the
lines of trees and over the grass, across the
north green, proving that amomentary conve-
nience or qualification is of greater moment
with some than the maring and dsfguring of
beautiful and cherished public park
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Helns60LGz's F'Lasid Extract
BUG HU r. 80 +. /

B u CHU Il. 80
Is a Certain Cure for Diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic
weaknesses, Female Complaints, gen raI Debility
and all direases of the .f,l..c..t.,eT.-s
- = - Urin.ry org.us
whether existing in f.4f
-.si-e Male or Female.
from whatever cause originating and no matterof
,... s.tEf How long standing.
Diseases OF these organs require the duretics
IL no treatment Is submitted to, Consumption In
sanity may ensue Our Flesh and Bloed are supported
from these sources, and tie
HEALTH AND HAPPINEIS. ~. eJ
and that Of posteity depends upon prompt Of relia
bic remedy. 80 : e :-'.t -
FHelmbold's Extract Buchu,
established upwards of 18 years. prepared by e.
81. T. HELMBOLD Druggist
.....zz- 5A Broadway, New York,
1O4 South 10th street. Philadelphia, Pa -. s9S
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Errors OF ofYOuth.-A Gentleman who suffered for
years from nervous debility premature decay and sE
the effects Of youthful indiscretion, w Tor the sake Of
suffering humanity send free to all who need it. the re-
cpc and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he cured. Sufferers wishing 70 profit BY the
advertisers experience, by addressing In
feet confidence JOHN B. OGDEN 81; -
9Osy1 ga ~ Cedar Street. New York
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HAskElL's COLUMN.

iOTTON YARN, Bats, &c.-The
SUBSCRIBERS have just received supply of these
mat 80 many Of their customers have been so
y. D. w HASKELL 4 e IN
A.htabula, March 20, 1867. -'1''N ILL q oo'
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Manhood and Youthful Vigor are regained
zby HlkHBoLD's ExrRAcr RUCHU.
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Musical.-Thc Normal Academy Of Music, at Paines
vle Onio commences its next session July ID 1851 A.
large corps Of eminent instructors has been engaged
and pains being spared to make it the Leading
Music School of the Vest. To teachers and all music stu.
dents unusual advantages offered For circulars sd
dress N COE STEWART. Cleveland Ohio. s0sm1
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HaIl,a Hair Renewer.

Shattered Constitutions Restored by the use
4 HLMBoID's EUTEAcT BUCHU. t4
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Ducro Bro, sell a good SeaGrass mattress, at "a.
Ducro Bro. sell Spring Seat Lounges, st SO.
This s the season for coughs and colds: those suffer
ing with such any affection of the throat or lungs
will find Dr. Strcklands "MelliAuous Cough Balssm
excellent remedy in fact all his medicines are worthy
the confidence ofour readers.-See advertisement.
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w- SWEET OPOPONAXi Ladies, in their morn
ing calls, carry joy and gladness, when perfumed with
Sweet OpopOnax. - ..y -. ......-,. li :.
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w- SWEET oPoPONAX FROM MExICOi Now
very rare rich and fashionable perfume. The finest
imported or manufactured In the United States. Ty
il and be convinced.
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w SWEET OPOP0NAX! The only elegant PEI
ume Is found all toilets and stains the hand
kerchiefs - - * - = -
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VALUABLE ADVICE FOR THE AFFLIcTED.-Dr Strickland
in reply to numerous applications for advice wishes
inform those who afflicted that they may consult him
all Acute Chronic Diseases by letter. stating the
age, symptoms. &c. with fee of two dollars enclosed.
DIR. s. has obtained great notorety experienced
the treatment of chronic complaints after other Doctors
have failed to effect Those suffering should i'm
medatey send for prescription by addressing Dr. A.
Strickland, Cincinnati, Ohio. S97-y1
Dr. Eaton's Anodyne Cor6.a will always be found at
II. A. HENDRY'S DRUG STORE ta
ey- SWEET OPOPoNAx. New Perfume froin. .Mexi-
The only fashionable perfume and ladies' delight
sy- SWEET oPoPoNAX FROM MEXIcoi The
most elegant and essential personal requisite lady
Extract Of Sweet OpopOnax."
E. T. SMITH & CO.. New York
eg- SWEET oPOPoNAX, Is the sweetest Extract
made Supercedes all others. Try 1t once; viii
other.
TEA NEW PERFUMEl Called Sweet Opoponax
nom Mexico, manufactured by E. T. SMITH CO.
New York. is making sensation wherever it is known.
Is very delicate and its fragrance remains the hand
kerchief for days.-Euening bulletin, Philadelphia.
w- SWEET OPoPoNAxi Ladies', in their morn
ing calls carry joy and gladness, when perfumed with
Sweet OpopOnax. - is. s. -. ...s--- ll :.
sw SWEET OPOP0NAX! /! The only elegant Per-
ume. Is found all toilets and stains the hand
kerchiefs.
w- SWEET OPOPONAX, FROM MEXICO! Nov,
very rich and fashionable perfume The finest ever
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The American Commercial A Arithmesie.-
new work of for Business Colleges Schools
and Academies compiled with view to the prac tical
illustration of business rules. Giving practical business
examples ofa kind not in Arithmetics In use, in
volving Gold and National Currency. The laws for col
lection of debts damages protested bills. and legal
rate of interest for every State given Also rules and
tables for Genital System. Every teacher library and
business man requires To be had Of booksellers
fnot, address, enclosing $1,75, 'a 1m90S
MUSGROVE & WRIGHT Cleveland. Ohio.
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:. - .ss.,.- +. B. Clock, Proprietor,
III. A. Hendry, Agent, Ashtabula.
Ashfabuia. March 16, 1861. IL isIfE -tffs!g 3mS9S
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Boots and Shoes,

both city and homemade, all of which he
will dispose of at prices which will make
purchasers wonder. Look at a few of the
prices at which | am really giving away
goods, and you cannot fail to be convinced
that my store, in Slormsville, is ths place
at which 10 secure real bargains:
PRINTS from 10 to % cents. per yard,
MUSLlNS from ID to % ya.d,
De LANES from % to 30 ' yard,
and all Woolen goods at figures proper
tionately low.
Boots and Shoes very low = home mnde
at least SO per cent below Stroudsburg
prices.
SUGARS from 10 TO l7.cents per pound,
MOLASSES from so cts. 10 81 per gal
In short, all articles in my line far below
the monopoly prices which have hereto
fore prevailed.
The excitement growing out of these great
reductions has already began, but come one,
come all, my stock will always be found full
up to the demand.
BUTTER, EGGS, and country produce
generally will no, be refused in exchange
for goods, and the highest market prices al
lowed. CASPER METZGAR.
Stormsyille, Pa, Nov. %, lsoo.-lf.
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Amt in hands of Chas. Hilgert, col.,
on both dup'es for years lS65-66, 1901 1SI
The above several accounts have been ex-
amined, passed and allowed this = day OF
June 1867.
AMOS NEUHART,
JAcoB COB, HIIIIL,G9aERT, III,9a Auditors.
J. c. SNYDER, Town Clerk.
Indebtedness of Paradise township -
To amt of outstanding bonds, S3525 OO
CIR.
BY amt due on duplic'es 1S65-66, Sl29l Is
DO: in hands of Jno. Storm, Esq,
for collection, 246 40
Sl537 50
Bal. of indebtedness, 1887 10
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Jonathan Fetherman,
Theodore Shoemaker,
1927
81 81

Sl152 "a
Examined. passed and allowed This e1s,
day of June 1866.
WALTER BARRY.
PATEn PMi ESaoEMAkER, S;5T1a2 = Auditors.
THEODORE SHOEMAKER. Collector
OF bounty Tar, for 1866, in Account
'0'fh the Iocnship Of Hamilton.
1866. DIR.
To amount of duplicate, S65s6 40
CIR.
BY cash paid in Stroudsburg Bank, $2495 90
Amount paid on bonds and interest, 1945 94
Examined, passed and allowed this 2lst
day of June 1867.
WALTER BARRY, !
EsIrSB EN-; sRqEmAKER, HiAl4AHI Auditors.
Outstanding amounts due the Townshp:-
Bal. outstanding on Theodore Sheo-
makers duplicate, for 1866, S2l45 46
Do. subscription in hands of Sheo-
maker, 1851 90
Cash and accounts in the hands of
Geo. L. SHUTTER, 24O 90
Bal. due on VIM. McNeal's duplicate 81 so
George Snyder's duplicate ll3 Sc
Indebtedness of the Township
Outstanding Bond. s1e959 Ga
Due Stroudsburg Bank, 59I5 90
June 27, 1867
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te0A AA AGENTS wANTED.-slOO,-

GOA AA AGENTS $780,
fP"V,VV00-Male and Female, to intro
duce our NEW PATENT, STAR SHUT
TIE SEWING MACHINE. 1t is adapted
for family use and Tailoring. 1t makes a
stitch alike on both sides Price only
TWENTY DOLLARS. Extraordinary in
ducements to Agents. For full particulars,
address DUMONT g. WILSON,
$50 Arch Street.
June 20, lS05.-3m. Phlladclphia, Pa.
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HAMILTON TOWNSHIP BOUNTY FUND
STATEMENT.

O1Al
Account Of JOSEPH FENNER, Treas
urer Of the Bounty Fund of the Topn.
ship OF Hamilton, as prepared and pub
iished by the Ioaonship Auditors, under
Act Of Assembly Of April Ilth, 1866.
Draft filled February 18th and 10Th, 1864.
DIR.
To proceeds of note discounted
at Stroudsburg Bank, Feb. "a, S12796 "a
Amount of $25 subscription of
153 persons, 3s29 30
Cash received of different Coils, 13407 50
S3OO33 ie
CIR. ..
By bounty paid So men at $500, $l65OO OO
Expense paid by David Saylor, SO S5
VIM. Haney, 80 90
SO Peter Kunkel,
for mastering 20 men. l5 OO
Do. do. Sam. 3. Keller, % 90
Cash paid Stroudsburg Bank up
to June 18th. 1865, 1850 73|
DO. J. 5. Williams, 20 So
Dis'nt paid at Stroudsburg Rank, $50 81
Amount received by him to be
applied on note due at Strouds-
burg, but which was not paid
by him, $50 rs
S3OO33 l6
Examined, passed and allowed this twen-
ty-frst day of June 1867.
WALTER BARRY, }
EN-. SHOEMAKER, Auditors.
PETER KUNKEL,
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
purgatives in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, that we need
not do more than to assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
to do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. G. AVER, NJ. D., & Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
For sale by Druggists and dealers il
medicine everywhere. June 20 ely
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We, the undersigned Auditors of Barrett
township, do certify that we have examined
the above accounts and find them to be cor
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wl
Frame Dwelling House, sszE

stories high with cellar-kitchen under
Neatly, about 30 by 40 feet; a FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, II stories high, 16
by 20 feet; a FRAME BARN, about 80 by
40 feet, Stone Stables under. About GO
Acres of above land is cleared, part of which
is Meadow; several Frult-Trees OH the
premises; stream of Water passes through
the same; and also the Easton and Belmont
turnpike.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Harman A. Chambers, and TO be
sod by nae for cash.
CHARLES HENRY, Sheriff.
Sheriif's Office, Stroudsburg, )
June Is, 1867.
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JACOB PRICE,
T.. Ii. HELLER,

A Condensed Statement Of Account ofI
CHARLES w. DECKER. Treasurer
of the Bounty Fund Of Barrett TOUnship,
Monroe Co., Pa, for The year 1866, up to
June 1867.
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Condensed Statement
OF PARADISE TSP.
B GU N IT Y FUND S

CHAs. HENRY in acct with Paradise Tsp.
lst Draft of year 1864 DIR.
To amt reed by subs'tions, &C., $500 90
CHAs. Henry, CIR.
BY procuring volunteers, S906 IA
Bal. due Chas. Henry on said act, 2I6 IA
CHAs. HENRY in acct with Paradise Tsp.
2nd Draft for wear 1864. DIR.
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BARRETT TOWNSHIP BOUNTY FUND
STATEMENT.
A Condensed Statement of the Account Of
GILBERT E. PALEN, Treasurer of
Bounty Fund Of Barrett Township,
Monroe Co., Pa, for the year 1865.
DIR.
To amt received on Bonds, S27O6 O4
Do. of Philip Rockefeller, Col. 1898 90
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MAKE WAY!
GOOD NEWS FOR ALL
IN SHAPE OF
New Goods at St0rmSviIIe.

T1HE subscriber takes pleasure in inform
= ing The public, that he has just opened
the largest and best selected stock of Goods,
at his old stand in Stormsville, Pa, ever
brought into Monroe county, and that he
has determined TO dispose of them at prices,
much cheaper than they can be bought at
any other establishment, whether in town or
country. His stock. comprises, in almost
endless variety, and of the best quality.
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
GROCERIES,
DRUGS, MEDICINES &C., &c.
He has, also, on hand a very large assort-
ment of new and fashionable
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DH. a. ~. SEEN,
OENIIS u.

VXTILL be pleased TO see all who wish
wv to have their Dentistry done in a
proper and careful manner, beautiful sets of
artificial teeth made ON Gold, Silver, or Ruh-
ber Plates as persons may desire. Teeth
carefully extracted without pain. if desired
The public are invited to'give him call at
the office formerly occupied by DIR. Seip.
next door 30 The Indian Queer Hotel. All
work wa.I~aled. iApr.l 20. az.
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S3OO33 l6

Account of JEROME S. WILLIAMS,
Treasurer of Bounty Fund Of the Toon.
ship Of Hamilton.
Subscription Draft, August 1864.
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JOHN KERN, Treasurer.
/. 1864. DR.
Dissent of note at Blk, SI2,617 90
Reed of citizens on
subscription, SS1 90
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SheYiff's Sale

10y VIRTUE of writ of Ven. Er. de
- terris, TO me directed, issued out of tho
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County,
| will expose to sale, at public vendue. on
Saturday, the 29th dGy of J,tne, 1867,
at ? o'clock, in the afternoon, at the Court
House, in the borough of Stropdsburg, the
following described real-estate. to wit =
certain tract or piece of Land situate in
PocOno township, Monroe county, adjoining
lands surveyed in warrantee name of John
c. Wolfnger, land OF Samuel Storm. George
Schlercher, Gideon Burriti, c. +. Shirmer-
ling, Samuel Sherrad tract, and tract in
warrantee name of David Smiley and Others.
containing
641 Acres and!t9 Perches:
and the Water.Power and privilege reserved
in Deed from Samuel Storm to Christian
Brodeil.
The imnroyemepts oro q
The New York herald., 1867-08-19
IN s,rRUCTIOx.

AN EDUCATED AND REFINED YOUNG LADY
"A wishes ene or two pupils 20 teach, visiting
sovcrnses Aaress Miss L. L. W., Of box $500 Post