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Editors Morning Star and Catholic Messenger:
As your valuable paper is to-day the only
medium through which an Irishman should
make himself heard, it induces me to ask space
glancing over the morning papers, during the
summer months, have noticed the particulars
of the performances of the Shakespeare and
Orleans Dramatic Relief Associations and the
thought occurred to me that something might
be done in the way Of organising an Hibernian
Dramatic Association, which would give the
opportunity. to many Of our citizens Of enjoy
shoulders to the wheel We see already what
Irish industry and ability hiss done in the way
of elevating the Irish character in this city
position which they should occupy. We have
already prosperous Association, Bank, and
an influential Insurance Company; why caa-
not we have o Dramatic Association Fash
swell the sum which would assist in giving to
our wives and children some recreation during
the long, tedious summer months. Those Assoc
Citations as already constituted only admit to
their performances the favored few, and am
certain that there are hundreds In this city TO-
day that would be quite willing to pay the
amount generally charged as admittance fee
to places Of amusement here.
Tall oaks from little acorns grow" and
II small amount was contributed by every
Irishman, there would soon DO nm amount suf-
fcient to defray the expenses of the organfza-
ton. AS far as the talent is concerned, think
it can be found, A nation that has, believe,
produced her full quota of warriors, statesmen,
poets and orators, can find, think, talent
enough among its sons and their descendants
to foster and build up an Association which
will DO at once alike an honor to the city and
State, and a credit to the race from which we
spring.
If this letter, written solely with o view to
agitate the suhieet, will only bring forth from
some ADLER pen than mine some Suggestions in
reference to this matter, the object for which
this communication was written will be attain
ed. Hoping that have not unnecessarily in
trnded upon your valuable time, nor that of
your readers and wishing you many years of
success in your noble work, remain yours,
AN FRESHMAN.
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The London Gazateer, of July 6, $780, i'll con-
sequence Of q bookseller in Grays Inn having offered
miserable edition of Pope's Homer's llad" half
prcefor which the edition solo thus ha
Tapgues " How melancholy must IL be o writer, be
unhappy to mis- works hawked in o manner
fatal to hs fame. That Pope and his works de-
half price,"
So was in those days with honest merit IL seldom
received its due But things have changed since then
now the man who justly claim ,he OF
his fellow seldom fails to receive 1t. With what
setisactfon not the inventor OF the Singer Sewing
Machine compare the present with the past Thousands
have testified their appreciation Of his labors by
purchasing thousand Of his machines have acknow
lodged his genius. William Z. Cooper e. Co., Nos
and Camp in ths city, furnish any number
of these machines. and give tho exact number of
work Of the inventor. =.
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DTED

DILLON-On Tuesday September S. 1871, at II A. NJ,
Peter Dillon, aged ~ years. native OF parish Of Oran
county Roscomnon Ireland and resident Of this city
for the past 81 years.
FTTzgERALD-on Sunday. September 3. 1871 Ms.
Ellen IitsgeFeld, eyed IS years, native Of Afmah,
county Waterford, Ireland
MAGLEEIs-On T1esday: September s. 1871. at 81 A.
NJ Matilda Aurrey, wife Of Edward Maginnis native
OF Nowtownbutler county Of Fcrmanagh Ireland aged
81 years. and resident Of this city for the past 81
McGEE-On Monday. September 4. 1911. ct 81 a. NJ.
widow Thomas McGee aged so years. native Of county
Westneath, Ireland.
McMANAMAN-On Thursday. September 7, 1871. At
i'll Daniel McEanaman, aged "a years, native OF
Ireland and resident OF this State for several
DONNELLY-On Thursday morning. september Z,
1911 "athrr1ue Burns wife OF Patrick bonneiv. q
t,v . :, oRfb ireland
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Who has not read Owen Meredith's exquisite
Lucille And who that has read It, but cherishes
feeling Of grateful admiration for the poet7 How perty
docs he the supremacy OF tho claims Of d.
gestye organs over all Others in the following lines
After having read them you help remembering Nc
Kenna's Saloon No. $40 Magazine street.
We may live without poetry, music and art.
We may live without Coincidence and live without heart
wemay live without friends may live without books
Butcivilized man cannot live without cooks
He may live without books,-what 10 knowledge bat
grievings
He may 1--we without hOpe-what hope but deceving
He may live without love-what n passion but pintnR
But whore is the man that can live without diningf
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NEW FOUNDATIONS.

a ReQaieas for Lee. BY Mrs. Laura 8. Webb.
This little volume is from the pen Of q
Mobile lady, who lost her husband in the war,
and whose heart is full of glory Of the great
chieftain Of that war. Besides the original
merits Of the poem itself, the introductory re-
marks, embody some eloquent editorials from
leading newspapers on the occasion Of Gen.
Lees DEATH, ~ well as o variety Of practical
veraes of great beauty from other sources.
For sale at any of the booksellers.
Mrs. Webb is now engaged upon, aud will
soon publish work entitled The Resources
of Southwestern Louisiana" the intention
of which is to bring into more favorable
notice the rich and fertile region of Attakspas,
spot rendered 30 interesting by Longfsllow's
description in EvAngeline.
Peters' Catholic Choir. A monthly magazine,
devoted to Catholic Church music. Pub
Nshed in New York.
The August number contains O mass in D.,
four voices, by Spoth. Veni Creator, by Lort-
zing. Ave Maria Stella, by Meyerbeer.. Tan
tnm Ergo, by Mine. Saliva Regina, by Jaus-
sen and Ave Maria, by Panseron. The prioes
of these pieces in sheet form would amount to
y IS, while this whole number costa but fifty
cents, at the rate of IS 90 per>annum.
History Of tie Catkolsc Ckxrch. BY Noetben
Baltimore, J. Murphy.
little work. Tho volume recently received is
strongly bound and we'll adapted to . place In
. permanent library. -,.t t-..
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ut wns the time when lilies blow,
And clouds arc highest mp in air,
Lord Ronald bought . hly.White doe,
To 0ivo his cousin. Lady Glare"

Any one with common sense must perceive that Lord
Ronald was and consequently had lost his
son. What Lady Clare going to do with 'ily-white
doe9" This foolish lover might % well have presented
his love with an elephant. II Lord Ronald had but
consulted would have advised him to call on our
friend William Hogan, Nos. 30 and Iol Canal street,
and purchase an elegant Empire Sewing Machine and
with it, present Lady Clare couple Of yards of nen
and invite her to preside tho institution That
would have been gift of which the donor and his fair
inamorata might have been justly proud The =" EN-.
pire' is equal 70 any other make
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Not from the stars do my judgment pluck;
And yet methfnks have astronomy,
But not to tall Of good or evil luck.
OF plaques, Of dearths, or seasons quality: .
Nor can fortune to brief minutes tell,
Pointing to each his thunder, rain and wind,
Or say, with princea IL IL ahal 60 we'll
By oft predict that / in heaven find:
But from mine eyes the knowledge derive,
And Constant stars) in them read such art
As wealth and comfort shall together thrive.
Your boots and shoes Of Glynn & Wintz go buy,
And the purchase We wager, will ne Ter cost siRh.
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The rich odors, 50 grateful to the senses,
which float in our atmosphere, are tiny
atoms escaping from the dewy petals of the
rose or lily whicl blossoms at our feet.
Meet emblems are these odors-foating
around MS all unssen-of the influence Of
"fitly spoken" words.
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The collection OF mass of flaments growing
from the skin Of animal and forming iutegument
or coyerinR-is vulRarly known hair About the
g once consider the hair Of our poor human beads
There ts nothing about excepting perhaps the
teeth that needs such attention the hai-
1t hould DO kept clean ehoud be Rloay and dandruR
and scurf should not be allowed 10 remain Waah-
ing and eEushing VIII cone very near eooo@Rlisatng
discovered H. FFodsrickS OpoAolosn which caa 'bs
procured Of all aFaSRigts II win also mako tie hair
grow luxuriantly and keep IL from falling eat. Try IT,
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LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY,
BATON ROUGE. LOUISIANA.
Session Of Is,i-7e.


ELEVENTH skssION-will begin ar.t MeDday In
September is7l and close last June Iss
ACADEMIC BOARD-Cousists Of full COTS Of
able Instructors la all branches Of Literature and
Science usually taught the best Colleges and Uni-
verstties. a'R
COURSE OF sTyDY-Embraoss Preparatory and
Academic Department. Including Literary scientiAo
and Optional Course spcci6c School Of Civ Easanssr-
ing. and Commercial School.
LIBRARY APPARATUS AND CADINErS-wsu
selected and valuable The Geological and Minsralset-
cal Botanical and Genealogical etc., the aresst
and most complete In the South smhracipg the sxtsn
sive collections Of the late Col wailes Nsusssppt
and Dr. g. B. Hail. Of New Orleans and thu cabinets OF
the Typographical Geological aud BotonioaI survey
Louisiana.
ADNISSION-Granted to Cadets over anssn yssxs
Of age, who know Arithmetic. Engiish 0amnar and
Geography.
ExPENsAs-of every kind. except clothing. toy ten
1870 payable ADVANCE balance Fsheussy
is or BY accepted da 1t eight psr cent for ni,sty
days. Payments may BE- made through Pike. Bro4A@ d
Co.. or Citissns Bank. oese
Cadets received At any time during the ssssien sad
charged from she date Of entrance.
DIsClPLINE-Nihtary, With daily drill. battery
S four E. ass wi nsss .s
sss g s's sum 70 b Aa At 'A'
L0CATIoN-very heeltay. and accommodations an
one hundred and eighty I've
For further information, sAdrsss
D. \. BOYD. Superintendent,
- Baton Rouge. La.
Once OF the UnivsFslsy In New Orleans. q sWAH-,
BRICK q CO.. Nc 50 Camp street. ssio I'm
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DAMAGED GooDs.-Messrs. Braselmau d
are anxous 70 got rid Of and which, conSequeRs they
posSs theae goods are nearly good they were Be-
foro they we're demaEed. A list Of articles and tho
proea tEerOoS win DO found advertising columns
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To DIE QUIcKLY.-.Neglecty your coughs. colds,
Turnip Pectoral Balm: Il win cure your coughs and
colds at FOR sale by ali druggfsfs
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yLARRI2gD .

COdGINS-HoFFMAN-On Tuesday Sch inst ct
the residence Of Dr. Dioksen, ossques street. Thomas
Louisvilie KY and Montgomery, Ala. papers please
copy.
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JACOB OFT,
ILDER,
1874 Delord Street, near Tivoli Circle.

JobhtnG done with dispatch. Prompt and psrOonal
attsntsa given TO general rspairs Of Seorea ana dwell
tnga. CfsteEns made anA rsP1lreA-
Ords9o loGs - ohep DoE ~ Mochanlca' Exehnnge
10 UAsea o., Pr0npG1 etseAded -. mis- u 1y5p
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CHOICE YELLOW GOSHEN BUTTER,

FRESH TEAS.
Sust receved Per steamer Gen. Meade from New York
Dairy Of Strictly Choice YELLOW GOSHEN
BUTTER. $3.50 1
And an invoice Of Fresh and vosA Choice ooLoNo.
JAPAN, ENGLISH BREAKFA r and IMPERIAL
TEAS.
Per steauship Liberty, from baltimore.
Fresh PEACHES, in . and NJ cana,
Fre.h TOMATOES In . and ID cane
PINE APPLES, Strawberries, and other
Fresh Fruits,
Assorted PRESERVES and JELLlEs, ~
COVE OYSTERS. in l and . 10 oans
We are now receiving FRESH GOODS. by every
steamer.
Magnolia Brands Of s. c. HAMS.
BACON SHOULDERS,
FULTON MARKET BEEF.
(" =. TONGUES.
New No. MAcKEREL. in kits and half bbls.
Now GOLDFISH.
smI.h,s celebrated Ten strike Mills FLOUR, and
other Choice Brands.
Together with Fine Stock Of HOUSE FuRNIsH
ING GOODS. direct from first hands, which We viii
sell at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
All Goods guaranteed to give and deliver
ed to any part Of the city tree Of drayags.
A. w. sKARDON A. CO., :,
Corner Of Jackson aud Rousseeu streets,
Fourth District selolt
RLACK SILK. BLACK SILK.
I have received . fine assortment Of BLACK SILK,
including the famous LIONS FRENCH REPP. from
q so up. which warrant PURE SILK.
NE PLUG ULTRA.
ALExANDERs KID GLOVES.
Two Clasps instead Of Two Buttons. warrant them
to be the GENUINE and to give full satisfaction.
JUST REOklvEO:
largo and hne assortment Of handsoms BAREGEs
and LEHos that viii ssn At Is cents Per yard.
Buffalo, Buffalo Buffalo,
The finest assortment Of the celebrated BUHFALO
BRAND ALPACAs to 30 had in this city from Is osnts
o. Per yard For durability, brsncy Of lustrs IL 10
not to be exeelled by any other Aipacss made.
JOS. MILLER, Js.,
GUT. .NAGAzINE sTREET.............o GOT
sslo1 Between Josephine aud st. Andrew cts
DAMAGED GOODS. t.,- 49,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.-The
COMMITTEES Arrangements for the Ladies' Fair 70 be
held at Odd Fellow Hail. commencing Thursday, 23d
Of November, 1871 for the benent Of St. Vincont's
Homo for Destitute Boys, VIII meet THIS Sunday
EVENING, September 10. ct st. vincent's Home, at
o'clock.
Preaidents Of Conferences respectfully invited to
attend. By order Of tho Committee;
d. p. SCANLAN, Chairman.
B. W. II. BYRNEs. Secretary. seIoIt
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
ASsoCIATION-Branch No. 4.-New Orleans, Sept. TO-
Is7l-A special meeting Of this Branch viii be held
on TUESDAY EVENING, September IL, 1871, at 7
o'clock in the Schoolhouse OF St. John Dryades streets
Every member Is requested to attend.
BY order: n. wHEELAHAN, President.
JOHN q. MURRAY. Secretary. selo II
HlBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
ASSOCIATIoN-BranchN No. e-The regular monthly
meeting Of the shove Branch win take plaoa ~ the
Hail. Ne. 81 Josephine street, between Fulten and
Reunsssa, TUESDAY, Sept. n ct TSP. H Punetual
attendance Il requested by ordsr II tie Prsaasnti
ssiOn II. H WARD, Rec. SECRETARY.
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We invite tho attention Of Plsnters and Dealers to
our large and complete stock Of -.'
STANDARD AND DWARF FRUIT TREES.
GRAPE WINES AND SMALL FRUIT
ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS AND PLANTS
NEW AND RARE FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES. .3L5 =
BULBOUs FLOWER ROOTS. -.-.
Descriptive and Illustrated priced Catalogues cont
prepaid on receipt OF stamps. N follows -r
No. 1--Fruits. lGc; No 2-Ornamental Trees loo
No3Sireen house. loci No. I-WhUlesae. free, No. s.
Bulbs, free. Address. T
ELLwANGER BARRY, it'
Rochester, N. r.
Establfshed 1870. 90 SOLO &c
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NEW ORLEANS CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
No. 80 Baronne Street. D. i,j 5..f
This Institution Ia conducted after the European
plan. All branches Of Vocal and Instrumental Music
taught by Professors Of unrivaed ability and ropu
tation. Charges worry moderate. Beginning Of the
season MONDAY, September 18th
Call personally at the Conservatory, apply for Gle
culars, etc.. Glass box 1890. New Orleans La.
THEoPHILUs MAsAC,
sei6 6m President
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THE GREAT LOCAL STORY
ELLEN FITZGERALD
COMMENCES NEXT WEEK.
CARPET AND OIL CLOTH WAREHOUSE.
ELKIN Sc CO..
16S.--..---- Canal Street. 1GS
Near Baronne, New Orleans
IMPORTERS OF ALL VARIETIES OF
ENGLISH CARPETING, RUGS, ETC, ETC.
We now receiving from England and the North .
largo assortment of Veivets Bruoces Three and
Ingram CARPETS Also, large assortment Of CUR
TAINS, White and ColoFed, the whole OF which we Will
Offer customers st tho very lowest price ssl0
i. PLUMBER AND GAS UTTER.
CSC Magazine street, near Philip.
Kitchen Ranges Hot Cold and Shower Baths, Water
Cosets, Wash Stands, Pumps end Hydrnnts. httea ON
the most approved style. Gao Stoa and water PiPao
Faucets Gas Chandelier etc. fitted UP carefully AND ~
the shortess notice. cello 3n
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Ths finest assortment Of the celebrated BUFFALO
BRAND ALPACAs to be had in this city from Is osnts
to o. Per yard For durability, bril~ncy lusrs 10
not to be exceled by any other Aipecas made. :
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A. w. sKARDON a. CO.,
Corner Of Jackson aud Rousseau streets,
Fourth District. solo II

have received . fine assortment OF BLACK SILK,
including the famous LIONS FRENCH RKPP. from
q so up. which warrant PURE SILK.
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MARDI-GRAs, vi
A Tale Of Ante Bsllun Times.
TIN LrNKINwATER.
This elegant local story having strected much
ton and favorable comment during its publioatio1
tho Mornng Star and Catholic Messenger will shortly
DO issued in book form.
Price, FIFTY CENTS. Liberal discount to the tsaAs.
P.F. GoGARTY, Publisher
suia aptf ISL Camp strest
EDUCATION ..-EDUcATIoN
Colleges, Converts and Academies,
being aBout their classes Pupils nust make
Immediate preparations to take their places therein.
Parents obtain, yRRE OF CHARGE full &afcrWation
on this anbect well 10 etera OF to the
VERY BEST SCHOOLS IN AMERICA,
by applying 70 the undersigned at his
NEW CATHOLIC BOOKSTORE,
Books and Stationery, as we'll Prayer Books and
General Literature.
jo4 SPIT lal Camp st.. opposite Lafayette Square.
EREDERIcKsoN HARTE.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL.
IlePared expressly 4or and imported Ly Us from ~
artificial means (Which often msay Of lee vAo
able properteeJ It can be thoroughly relied on -
pure medicinal preparation
For sale. Wholesale and retail, at
Canal street.
jas ly5p New Orleans.
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GUT. MAGAZINE STREET............oo7
sslo1t Between Josephine and 81. Andrew cts
DAMAGED GOODS. ar- a.
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JUST RECEIVED:

A largo and hne assortment OF handsoms BAREaES
and LENOS, that will sell at Is cents Per yard
Buffalo! Buffalo, Buffalo,
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Two Clasps instead Of Two Buttons. warrant them
to be the GENUINE, and to give full satisfaotion.
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Helmbold's Extract Buchu is diuretiC
and blood-puriiying, and cures all diseases
arising from habits of dissi patton, and
excesses and Imprudences in life, impurities
of the blood, etc., supersedirg copaiba in
affections for which 1t is used, and Syphiitc
affections-in these diseases used in con-
nection with Helmbold's rose wash.
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladies, the
Extract Buchu is unequalled by any other
remedy-as in chlorosis or retention, irregu-
larity, Painfulness or suppression of custom
airy evacuations, liberated or schirrus state
of the uterus, Leucorrhoea or whites. sterl-
ity, and for all complaints incident to the
sex, whether arising from Indiscretion or
habits of dissipation. 1t is prescribed exten-
sively by the most eminent physicians and
Midwives for enfeebled and Delicate consti-
tutions, of both sexes and all ages.
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Being Prepared Expressly for the above
Complaints, its Blood-Purfying Properties
are Greater than any other Preparation of
SarsaparilIa. 1t gives the complexion a
clear and healthy color and restores the
patient to state of health and purity For
Purifying the blood, removing all chronic
Constitutional Diseaes arising from an i'm
pure state of the blood. And the only
reliable and Effectual known remedy for
the cure of Pains and Swelling of the Bones,
Ulcerations of the Throat and Legs, Blotch-
es, Pimples on the face, ErysipeIas and all
Scaly Eruptions of the skin, and beautify-
ing the complexion.
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Notice to the TaX-Payers
OF
MONROE COUNTY.

In pursuance Of an Act of Assembly, en-
titled . An Act relating to the collection of
State and County Taxes in the County of
Monroe" approved May 6, 1867, the Coun-
ty Treasurer viii meet the Tax Payers of
said County, between the hours of 10 in the
forenoon and 4 in the afternoon, in and for
the following places, to wit:
Borough of Shoudsburg, on Monday,
July 24th, at the Treasures Office.
East Stroudsburg, on Tuesday, July 18th,
>at the house of John Kresge
Stroud township, on Wednesday and
Thursday, July Doth and 9th, at the office
of Silas L. Drake.
Hamilton township, Friday, July 2Sth, at
the public house of Charles Andrew, and on
Saturday July Doth, at the house of jerome
Fetherman, and on Monday July 3lst, at
the house of Charles Bossard.
Smithfeld township, on Tuesday, August
lst, at the house Of Thomas Brodhead, and
Wednesday, August ID at the house of
Simeon ID. Bush.
August Sd, at the house Of James Place,
and on Friday, August 4th, at the house of
Jacob H. Place
Ross township, on Saturday, August 5th,
at the house of Jacob H. St0cker.
Eldred township, on Monday, August 7th,
at the house of John Frantz, jr
Polk township, on Tuesday, August Sth,
at the house Of James Kunkel
Chestnuthill, township, on Wednesday
August 9Th, at the house of Elizabeth Kres-
ge, and Thursday, August 10th, at the house
of Joseph Butts.
Jackson township, on Friday, August / tn,
at the public house of Samuel r. Bossard.
Pocono township, on Saturday, August
18th, at the house Of Manassah Miller
Price township, on Monday, August 18th,
at the house of Lewis Long.
Barret township, on Tuesday, August 18th,
at the the house John W. Yothers.
Paradise township, on Wednesday, August
10th, at the house of q. Ebert.
Coolbaugh township, on Thursday, August
'th, at the house Of jerome b. Shaw
Iobyhanna township, on Friday, August
18th, at the house of Isaac Stouffer.
Iunkhannock township, on Saturday,
August 18th, at the house of Reuben b.
Bonser.
Taxpayers who avail themselves of this
opportunity, to pay their taxes, will be enti-
tied to an abatement of FIVE PER CENT.
For the convenience of Taxpayers visiting
Sroudsburg, the Treasurer viii receive any
of the above Taxes at his office, before said
days Meet between the hours of ten in the
forenoon and four in the afternoon.
PETER GRUVER, Treasurer
Treasurer's Office, Stroudsburg,
june-l5, 1871.
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HENRY Il. HELMBOLD'S IMPROVED
ROSE WASH

cannot be surpassed as Face Wash, and will
be found the only specific remedy in every
species of Cutaneous Affection. 1t speedily
eradictes Pimples, Spots, Scorbutic Dry
ness, Indurations OF the Cutaneous Mem
brane, etc, dspels Redness and incipent
Inflammation, Hives, Rash, Moth Patches,
Dryness of Scalp or Skin, Frost Bites,
and all purposes for which Salves or
Ointments are used; restores the skin to a
state of purity and softness, aud insures con-
tinued healthy action to the tissues OF ITS
vessels, on which depends the agreeable
clearness and vivacity of complexion SO much
sought and admired. But however valuable
as a remedy for existing defects of the skin
H. II. Heimbold's Rose Wash has long sus
tanned lis principle claim to unbounded pat
ronage, by possessing qualities which render
it a Toilet Appenddge Of the most Suporla-