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7 AWYERS.-A young lawyer, in practice In
IL this the last three wishes to connect himself d q.
sonsl references As 70 character and Sbl Address LAWYER
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nFNNSYLVANA RAILROAD, UNITED
RtiiRoADs OF n j. DIvIsIoS-Rrom foot Of DkSBRosSss
sT AMI from foot Por WEST
=, aao and s:3 a n l7o0 900, 500, $780, $50 M ~
NIGHT PoT PhiSdelphs Camden snd For bAt ~
M7,RR nd WILMINGTON AMI THB wK,f, va Baltimore
ma 3os D. M Por the SOUTH 900 ~ and SiN m I
10 Baltimore and Washington etly On 9;y H
es yor NE WEST Via Pasn RaOsd-95o m
and os AMI 500 Psmsa Palace ar ehel 10 ths - 49,
nd nm through from E.gfot n Pttibugh Cheaso ana Lon
Vile withou change Pullman Psao are tita ;hed 70 a.
daily and through 20 Pihegyh Cnenhsu aa
-. ~S,hont Palace attached 10
A. and run through HsuYort 10 PtHbagh Fort WIZ ~
teyo .1tho change Tickets for sale al foot Of Deabros 10
Of Cof,isnG ST. and sli Broadway ps T.ses eject ss SO
A 4 GsnI
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THE MARKETS.

bssed N"ton De- sioir rhns H fd-" ~
n ore than LaI grade below tic gia4c quoted
sALgs FOl PEEsiNT DELIVERY
Todsv List Total
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The Assistant Treasurer redeemed SllOO) IN caHcH
bonds. The prepayments OF November interest were
$4,000 total thus far OF s29AOO The days business
at the Gold Exchange Bank follows Gold cleared,
gold balances, 43nld; currency balances,
uv,a he ouOtatiOnS:
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ - ERE RAILROAD,

NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE to Water Gap suoudshurg Scranton
Dnlhamton SYacuse AMI Oswego WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
Dpots IN New York foot OF BaTcay and foot Of hoheTst
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MONDAY J1y l. 1874
6;lD BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN boOut0n
directly through from Nwlork to Bnghamon Os
without change Of Dover with Chester r.
Waterloo N SUSSEX r. r. and at Scranton with L. and K
Kingston. Wilkeshaue. 7 ttston &c.
15 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting Dsnye with
ton Branch at Dover with Chester Branch d Waterloo with Sussex
for AndoveT Newton, Washington with the L. w. r. r.
for Water Gp Stroudsbig Great Bend Bnghmon
and Owego Fhhpsbug with Leg
Lehish ValleT r. r. for al points on those rOids.
1900 m, PHILLIPsBURG EXPRESS sOps AZ EewMt Madison
hontovn aud intermediate stations at Waterloo With Su@eT
snsquehsDns Lehigb VALLEY Bethlehem,
Mauch Chunk Wseshsrre, Reading and Harm burc.
$50 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Paterson and
Docnon directly through Scranton aud Bughsm,on without
change stopping principal stations Connecting Dover with
Chester r. r., and At Waterloo with SuSeI r. r.
$40 m PlLLPsBURG EXPRESS connect, At Dover with Ches
6sb sba sssasens r. and Lsbigb VALLEY r. r. for Beblhen
Allentown Reading. Harrisburg, and the West -.
$40 HACRfTST0WN EXPRESS connects with Chester H. W.
and vi Sussex r. r. for Anloyer Newton and Franklin.
$50 D. m. DOVER EXPRESS. ..
Ror H0RRSTOwE. 7;l5, olo, Hoo 1880 ?9o $40 $40
For sUiMTr at 7:l:, 13o slo ioO m. 2;9c, $40
$40. SCI. 600 100 and $50 m. - - - -. - 49,.
For ORANGE aud SOUTH ORANGE tbs 100 9;lo. 80 l1:o
and 1890 ll0, 2J0. $50 49, 4:5o $40 6o 1900 SJD 9lS
For NEWARK at 7l5 1880 $50 ESQ $40 go 'IolO 1890
ll:O1 NJ 1900 lilo 200 'h3). $40 $40, $3.50, '2
40 $40 f620 800 $500, 49, 9l5 and 1900
Trans marked rop al East Nera-k - -
Leave Rex-Yok for BLOOMFIELD and hoNTCJAIR, at 7:i
85J l0;lO and 200 $50 $40 5:?O ego and 500 m
A REASONER, Superintendent
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-. q un1ch renort MS followa atlp.m.:

In State bonds there has been moderate business IN
Tenuessees and Mssouris the former sehg at "i@'o'
and the LATER declining to ga 093s Tho following were
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davis business at the u. S. sub-Treasury was:

Foreign Exchange has been quiet, bnt hfmer' the
standard drawers advancing their rates quarter to the
follovin0 current uuOtatOns
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printing
uatobes, geweIrp, rtt.

ERANKFIELD g. Co., Jewelers., 2OJ Sl .aI.t
- cer Poqrteenthst and 323 Righhave. corner Twenty
.rthsf American Watches tohd nseri hnes 49,
80, ggcb ana Clocks hne selections az very 10" prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-25

IRE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement of
IL taking effect jane H. 1871 Prom Cbimbett Depot for
q a. m-Cincilnat and CicsgO Day EIpre" DravineROom
Buffalo and NtC2ra Falls and Sleeping Coaches 10
Tm@Tipre.. Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Fals Driving
Room Cosc and Sleeping Coaches 10 definition
6,}O D. Night Express Sleeping Cosehes to Buffalo and Niagara
FaS
Coacb through Cincinnati Buffalo Niagara Fails ana thence
For Port JeT,is 600 800 OO 'llS H. $3.50 500 and TO-
For Goshen Mdd,to1p '7,o 800 1880 Hoo and '
For Warses 800 100 ard ii IS a. m. 40 p m.
Tor No.hurNi 1880 300 and Il0J 4J) aud $50
For Snlern 1850 $500 tB 00 slll5 a $780, 400 5;o
$3.50 90. i6:3o, .1:t0. and .ll:'0 m. -.
Rdgewood Hohokus Aendsle AMI Ramsey tl 6O 70 ~
lOO sI:l5 NJ 3:JJ 500 cor G;30 1900 aud %il:JJ
For Paterson 6i5 $50 $500 J:3J 1900 1E01 4l:l5 300
H. 800 400 500 5l5, $50 zoo, $50, 100 SlS 'llSo m
10, RSberrar Park Gnl Passac Gas '73o 1880 1000 llo
No. u NJ 'l;i5. $780, 4:c0 SIS 60O, '6JO Gl1 p IN, and IL
F and Way 200 els ,nd 1915 m LOO 400
cGi 80 YAK r. r.. Saturdays ONLY, u midnight 49, -.
For HIsiaie aui Way, 500 n % ana w m EV SUI %"
For sung valley and Way 800 lS. g 81 800 loo ED
E0i and coo D. srd Sa;uusra onlg, ll;tO midnight
For Enelewood 500 i:4j, $500 l 3D. El3' tf9, W. w.
ard '7i5 p n SATURDAYS only lAo midlgm -. .ao "a, -
For Csss 500 as. 300 lJJ, 3D. hl3, eJo GJ)i ana
b745p m. SATURDAYS only, 1900 midnight . 49,, 81. =. -.
For Upper Piemont ;, 40 - M, 'V SD 4'fo' oV Us"
FOR PI fuont aud Nyiek l5 ard - and lo +io s3JS
ESQ and i745 D. IN. ss,urlaJs only, Il midnight -,
B-Trans leaving ChambcIssL % even lous OF s nouns at
IS minutes Garner above time. The ll:O
n m and IL mdniGht slart from Chambers St only
n B-frans the Of J. leaving Shsno rs'. On quar-
Ter tours leave rl ~ minutes earlier tlan awe une
ctes FOR psssge Apartments DSing Room ana seep
ing coaches o0anel and orders iST the a1 %. &
sggrye NAV be m COnpanys Ohees-Zt S2 m .' b5o
va Couf Brooklyn; Hongomeryst Jersey CiJi al me OoA
parry DepC s3d Of agents q The GS S ,yy,eL on
D""'' JOHN n ABBOTT, Gen Pasr AgL
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NETWORK, NEW-HANEN, AND HAkI-
~ FORD EAIROADNew-fofk and New-iayen Division
Passenger station Of TWEEN yseyenihIi and Fouhavs
Entrance on TNeHtyseyenthst.
TRAINS LEAVE KEWl0kK,
Tor Eew.tven (gTl 1882 nj 2'ls 9TH tELh @i'
1850 $50 AMI (Er) sni (BT.l ,,,r, , ~, ~.
For Bridgeport, T. L D. 1850 M l2;l5 (EI (Ehj ''i
Fcr Mfor and Stafford jo n; 345. t3o, and 30
For Fairfield Southport aud WePor' l. j. ll'J nj ''i' i''
Po south Yorralk Et) ll9o m l5 EL) 9Th &4S
l:90 (Er1 $3.50. 6:j1, tBtl. and tErl p N go.
For Dlnen 3, ll:JO 80 SO siso ,nd ti5V p ~.
ais 9 Tj 45 $50 SIS ESQ., 7:l5, EGl stslpne a. New
Rochelle Chester and ttl H. stopping " Mount fefAo
Fr Gebveb and intermediate Stations T. 10 1850 2;l5
3:l5. l:{5. $50 555 $50, l:lo p m . 49,, -, - g.,
ncSo Vi. spIn6ei Line stopping New Rochelle, Pot Chester
ssmo south sOrW,n .no BniseoT and >! p 10 1s boston "
NO'' -' '''f''' CONNECTING TRAINS
Por Boston, VIA Springfield . q. M 3 snds p IN.
For Boston, via Shcre Line, l2:lN 9 P
For Hartford snd Springfield a. nj l4i' iLa p ~
Tor Newrort. X. l. g m snd 1915 ?. -, ,
For Connect eu River Railroad 1918 NJ TO Grsenisi
Fo , isPord Providence and F.hi Railroad laS
For shore Lue Railway Norwich and Prodenee |''
z 10 Sew onion and Noraich, and Boston TX
For Copnscieut VALLEY R1ro1d, .. m ard p w. 49,,
For EesIaeu and Northampton Railroad n Up M 70 H'H
SS sSo Haven MIovn AMI wn,n Railroad tAr La
fe N H iT, Railroad Q .. m and p m,
For Dan5uTy and EOrsak Railroad ., aud nj H'i' an1
For sRspaug valley Railroad via Danbuy and NOr't r.
'n Po TX Canaan Railroad m l2;ls $3.50 and $40
comous seepngars sttaehed TO and IN han so ~
% sVpy mail train on DnWngrOOn attached to h
l2;15 AMI p IN Trans 1919 go, mi, ,o,a
Passengers procure tickets 70 any pen re,ehsa ms T
the Depot Of the NeWYork EewHsfen and Hartford n eS
a. AMI TourthAve also at the oaces Of the New or
r,p, Co Oodfs BIpes,l No 9ii Broadway and no
prooiyn aud BY leaving suitable notice can hafs 'Ae
.Iar Cd frorufe -,
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iECOND BOARD.
I,s NorsrnmSRi Bon
12t TO / O'CLOCK r. "

O00 s5sI040 50J s. J-2u Coz 67....4I
2nnn ~ .IllL 90OyO =. c0tA.l.i
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There was an increased movement in city bank stocks
the prices fetched being well up the late figures The
bids were as annexed:


There was well distributed business in railroadbonds
the market being steady in tone. The following were
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That Steamboat.

In last weeks Journal we mentioned
'ne liet that a email steamboat had ar
fl'ed at the Delaware Water Gap, from
fome point up the river, to us, at that
n"e unkowu. We have since learned
lnat the little steamer hailed from Brach-
me Sussex Co, and sold by its owners,
a a j. 5. Hough, to parties at the Gap.
y. !. was launched into the Delaware at
D,nshaman's Ferry, from whence it steam
~ 10 the Gap-its destination. Crowds
u people gathered on the banks to wit
Tess ~ the novel sight of steamer on the
De'a"are River, at that place. The steam
81 arrived in port with flags flying aud
s"'Slie blowing. 1t carried full cargo
:; - passengers, the proprietors giving a free
...e uo~n stream, with the privilege of
;1'arnlng 0a foot. 1t is capable of carry
"X s ABOUT 81 persons, aud is cal!ed the
a aNOuntaIn Belle" 1t will be used at
'1e Delaware Water Gap for the pleasure
e''y boarders.- Wdrrea journal.
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THE COAL MARKET.

Persons who burn coal-aod almost
everybody does it, either individually or
Ticariously-occasionally extracts some
comfort from the reports of the monthly
sales of the fuel in large quantities a,
New Nork. Scranton does not wait for
the market. Scranton makes the market.
aud. by putting up large quantities Of
black diamonds at forced sales, may pos
hbly sell at cheaper rates than might be
Obtaiued il she would wait. But Scran
ton understands the value of the old
adage which teaches that the mini BILE six
pence has an advantage over the slow
shilling. Sho loses as little interest as
possible upon her investments she pre-
iers money in hand. or payable on short
erebit, to waiting for the price of coal to
30 up, and she disposes Of what she has
SO that she may prosecute her industry,
and iu another month have on hand
another large lot of coal ready to be
Imposed Of The Delaware aud Lacka
wanna Railroad Company, which re
presents Scranton in this business, takes
the chances, aud she furnishes the
'"N'u"u'CiCt W WHICH tuS CousumttS W
coal eudeavor to judge whether the
prices which they are to pay will be high
or low. Looking at this test of values
aud contrasting the sales at the end G.:
July with those at the end of June We
Ind that the difference is so little that
consumers need not hope that the mid.
denen will make any allowances for them.
An average decline on the different quail.
ties Of from q to s cents per ton gives no
promise Of benefit to those who use the
article. We may consider it settled that
coal will not be any cheaper during the
month of August than it has heretofore
oeeo, and those persons who have been
waiting to reach the cheapest point 10
order to lay in their winter supply will
probably End that the best economy
winch they can practice is to submit to
10 further delay and to obtain their stock
|" 'Oon as possible.
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NOTICE.

All Tax Duplicates in hands of Collectors in
this county must be settled and paid on or be.
fore the 4th Monday of September next. The
settlement BY the time above named, will be
placed in course of collection, according to
law.
SIMPSON FETHERMAN, Treasurer
Hereafter no exonerations on Tax Dupli.
Gates will be allowed, unless the County Com
missioners are satisfied, by the oath of the col
lector, that the taxes could not by proper dill.
gence have been collected.
HENRY Il. BIESECKER, !
JOHN c. STUNK, lComm'1.
SAMUEL POSTENS.
August '72-lm.
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Monroe Comfy Agricultural
Society.

August, Sd, 1872, the Directors of the Mon.
roe County Agricultural Society met and pas
sed 4 resolution to hold Fair for three days
only, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
September 18th, 18th and Goth 1872
They also appointed the following Com.
mittees:
ON PRINTING-Hon J. B. Storm, J. III.
Stroud and VIM. S. Rees.
ON PREMIUMS-Hon. j. B. Storm, r. r.
Depuy and G.. S. Detrick
ON POLICE-Hon. John De- Young, ]. H.
Stroud and VIM. S. Wintermute.
ON RRANGEMENTS-C. s. Detrick,
John s. Brown and Simon Fired.
ON SPEED-Wm. A. Brodhead, Peter
kunel and j. Depue Labar.
ON DECORATIONS-Joh Edinger, Ito
choose his assistants
CHIEF MARSHALL-Beniamin V. Bush
ASSISTANT LS-Reuben
Gregory and VIM. L. Baker.
August S-1m1 VIM. s. REES, Sec'y.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the Y. S.,-Edstern Dis
tict Of Pennsylvania.
In the matter of PETER HELLER, Bankrupt
1t is ordered that a second general meeting
of the creditors of said Bankrupt, be held at
Easton, i'm said District, on the 9Th day of July
A. ID. 1872, at . o'clock p. NJ. at the office OF
VIM. L. Doster, one of the Registers in Bank,
ruptcy in said District, for the purposes named
in the 29th section of the Act of Congress, en-,
titled I" an Act to establish uniform system Of
Bankruptcy in the United States" approved
March q 1872.
~ G. r. FOX,
ES Clerk of District Court
Wssss June ~, 1872.
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STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS.
Mvsterres and Miseries of Mad House.
Sane Persons Immured in Bloomingdale
Insane ASylum.

MYSTERIES anu MlSerleS OF mao house
Cane Persons Immured In BlOomingdale
Insane Asylum.
4 once prominent banker of this city
resterday made his temperance after
y,;,teeu months absence, during which
he has been confined in the Bloomingdale
Luuatc Asylum, though to all appear
.rces. and according to the admission of
,be keepers, he is unquestionably sane
ge was arrested last year while sitting at
n, breakfast table, and was taken, with
ont word of explanation, to the asylum
Although subjected to no special in
dignity, he says that the treatment of the
insane by the keepers is simply revolving.
He kept minute diary of all that &C.
rsrrrd during his Incarceration, and has
Srreu it to his lawyer, John ID. Townsend i,
sbo will make it the basis of an affidavit
IN which to begin proceedings in behalf Of
ibe gentleman named aud three ladies',
Tho will be brought before the court on
/, writ of habeas corpus next week. The
,thdavits of all these persons, aud Of a
former keeper at the asylum, will also be
presented to the grand jury for the pur.
hose of securing az investigation into the
management of the institution. Mr..
Towuseud, in conversation yesterday with
,reporter, stated that the gentleman just
released had not been discharged on
b,beas, for as soon as it became known
At the asylum that proceedings we're to
be taken iu court, word Was sent that the
prisoner was sufficiently recovered and
had been released.
Mr. Townsend said he had instructed
bis client not to accept Of voluntary
release, for the reason that to avoid in.
auiry the superintendent Of the asylum
discharges those for whom habeascs are
i.,ued in order to make return of mot in
custody" to the writ. In three instances.
be said, ia which he had sued out writs,
premature disnissals by the superinten-
dent had prevented publicity being given
TO revolving cases of the incarceration of
sane persons without even the form of law
lie mentioned the cases of an elderly lady
from New Jersey, Committed by her son,
who made no opposition to her release /;
and another of merchant, who, after
many months confinement, was dismissed
before the habeas could be served, and
who is now doing business in the city,
and as sane as any other merchant in it.
The gentleman who was dismissed
yesterday was never treated medically
during his eutire Imprisonment, and his
manner and general intelligence prohibit
the belief that he is of uusouud mind.
lie does not yet know by whom he was
incarcerated or on whose medical certi
Gcate, but his lawyer visited the asylum
at late hour yesterday to examine the
papers 10 his case, and those Of the three
ladies' alluded to, in whom the gentleman
released takes sympathetic interset. and
who are declared by him to be sane
Tribune.
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Thirty-Six Acres,

more or less, and adjons lands of r. S. Staples,
Mrs. Luke Staples and George Sayres and the
Brodhead Creek About "a acres is cleared
land, with fair portion of natural Meadow.
The land is susceptible of easy and profitable
cultivation. On it are several fine building
sites, suitable for Country seats or summer
boarding house. Fourteen acres are covered
with Young Oak and Chestnut timber of thrift
ty growth There is an excellent spring of wa
ter ON the tract but no improvements. Will
be sold together or in lots to suit purchasers.
For particulars inquire at The Post Office.
Stroudsburg, Pa, March %, lS72.-tf.
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Executors Notice.

Est,te of SYDENLIdM WILTON, W. d.,
late Of The Borough Of lStOudsbUrg, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters testemen-
tary in the above named Estate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in
debted are requested to call and make i'm
mediate payment, and all persons having
claims against said Estate, are requested to
present them duly authenticated for scttle-
ment, without delay.
CHARLES Il. KELLER, ! U
VIM. ID. WALTON.
Stroudsburg July IL, lS72-6t.
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JOINT RESOLUTION.


Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of
Pennsylvania.
Be 1t resolred by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. of The Commonwealth of PennsyL-
rdnia IN General assembly met, That the follow
ing amendment Of the Constitution of this
Commonwealth be proposed to the people for
their adoption rejection, pursuant To the
provisions of the tenth article thereof to wit i:
AMENDMENT.
Strike out the sixth section of the sixth
thereof the following:
"a State Treasurer shall be chosen by the
qualified electors of the State, at such times
acribed by law"
WILLIAM ELLIOTT,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES S. RUTAN.
Speaker of the Senate
Approved, the twen;y-second day of March,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
JOHN w. GEARY.
Prepared and certified for publication pur
suant to the Tenth Article of the Constitution
FRANCIS JORDAN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Office Secretary of the Commonwealth, !
Harrisburg, June Goth, 1872.
July IL '72-3m.
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THE
WIckersham Gernian-English
N OR M AL S CHOOL.
Fall Term Of 1879.

The Fourth Term of this Institution will
open i'm the Public School House at Broadheads-
vile, Monroe Co., Pa, on
Tuesday, August 9th, 1872,
at Q o'clock A. NJ, and continue eleven weeks.
TERMS:
Instruction. first six weeks Free
Remaining five weeks. 500
Any time less than FIVE weeks, per week, LOO
Borading frst-class, in private families
per month, Sl2.O0
gas- Brodheadsville can be reached by stage
from Stroudsburg, Lehighton, and Weissport.
The Stage leaves Schaeffer's Hotel i'm Strouds-
burg, at o'clock in the afternoon on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, of each week and the
Lehighton and Weissport depots, at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday of each week. BY the new schedule,
the Stage makes the principal trains, in going
and coming.
For further particulars, address
REV d. Z. SCHGDLER, A. NJ.
Brodheadsville, Monroe County, Pa.
August ], 1872,
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N Office
TO THE
+ X-P A RS
OF
MONROE COUNTY.

In pursuance of an Act of Assembly, enti-
tied "An Act relating to the collection of State
and County Taxes, in the County of Monroe"
approved May &, 1867, the County Treasurer
will meet the Taxpayers of said County, be-
tween the hours of 10 in the forenoon and in
the afternoon, in and for the following places,
to wit:
Borough of Stroudsburg, on Friday, August
2, at the Treasurers Office.
Borough of East Stroudsburg, on Saturday,
August 3, at the house Of Jno. Kresge, Jr.
Stroud township, on Monday and Tuesday,
August ) and 6, at the Office of S. l.. Drake,
Esqr.
Smithfield township, on Wednesday, August
Z, at the House of Thomas Brodhead; and
Thursday, August s, at the House of Simeon
ID. Bush.
Middle Smith6eld township on Friday, Au-
gust 9, at the House Of Jacob IL. Place; and
Saturday August 10, at the House of James
Place.
Hamilton township, on Monday, August IL,
at the Homse of Charles Bossafd; and Tues
day August 13, at the House Of Charles
Andrew; and Wednesday, August IA, at the
House Of j. III. Fethernan.
Chestnuthill township, on Thursday, August
Is, at the House Of Joseph Butt; and Friday,
August l6, at the House of Elizabeth Kresge.
Jackson township, on Saturday, August IL,
AT The l1OuSe Oh DduIuci DosndIu.
Pocono township, on Monday August l9, at
the House OF Manasseh Miller.
Tobyhanna township, on Tuesday, August
20, at the House of Isaac Staufer.
Tunkhannock township, on Wednesday,
August q, at the House of Joseph Norton.
Polk township, on Thursday, August Y, at
the House of John Kunkel.
Eldred township, on Friday, August %, at
the House of John Frantz, Jr.
Ross township, on Saturday, August "a, at
the House of Jacob III. Stocker.
Price township. on Monday, August 26, at
the House of Lewis Long.
Barrett township, on Tuesday, August Y, at
the House of j. c. Mutt.
Paradise township, on Wednesday August
%, at the House of Lyman Everitt,
Coolbangh township, on Thursday, August
20, at the House of Samuel Case.
Taxpayers who will avail themselves ofthis
opportunity to pay their taxes, will be entitled
TO an abatement of FIVE PER CENT. FOi
the convnience of Taxpayers visiting Strouds-
burg. the Treasurer will receive any of the
above Taxes at his Office, before said days
Meet between the hours of 10 in the forenoon
and 4 in the afternoon
SIMPSON FETHERMAN, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office Stroudsburg, Pa, July !, Pm
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Came to the premises of the undersigned, in
Ross tsp Monroe Co. Pa, on the 3Oth of une
1872, TWELVE SHEEP, one Of them black
one Buck, one with horns, marked with a cross
on the side, all old Sheep, no Lambs among
them. The owner or owners thereof are re-
questcd to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take them away, or they will be
disposed of according to Law
THOMAS ALTEMCS.
July IL, 1872
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A Bargain in Land!

A tract Of Land, in Stroud township, -.
Monroe county, Pa, eligibly situated S2S&
a mile from Stroudsburg, is offered for -
sale, at reasonable figures, and upon accommO.
dating terms. The tract contains
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g. Inc annual wages for labor 10 the Uni
Soa An 0'atcs iron trade exceed $500, ,O00,-
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SCIuOOL NOTICE.

The Third Term ofthe Wickersham German
English Normal School will open in the Pub
lie School House at Brodheadsville, on Tues
day April I'd, 1872.
TERMS:
For long term. fourteen weeks. $1,000
For short term, eleven weeks, o.0o
For any time less than l weeks, per week, LOO
Students can enter at any time. For further
particulars addres.
REV. ID. L. SCIIEDLER.
BRopIEADSVIILE,
march 72-tf Monroe county, Pa.