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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-01
hsrFewins Trouble.

The habit Of borrowing trouble is wrong,
becauss 1t is unbeliof. God ha, promised
to take care Of u.s.. The Bible blooms,
with assurance. Your hunger will be fed !:
your sickness will be allsvistsd; your sor-..
rows will DO healed. God will sandal
your feet, and shield your heart, and
'raceth your path. and a!ons BY frowning
crag and opening grave sound the voi.ss
Of victory and good cheer. The sumner
clouds that seem thundsr.chargcd. really
carry in their bcsoms harvest 0. wheat,
and shocks of corn, and vineyard purpli.s
for the wine press. The wrathful wsve
will kiss the foot Of the great Stsrrn.-
walker. Our great Joshua will command.
and above your soul ths SUN Of prosperity
will stand still. Bleak and wavs,ssruck
Patmos shall have apocal,p ,ptiO ,ision, ano
you shall hear the Of elders, aud sweep Of
wings, and trumpes Of salvation, and the
voice oil hallelujsh unto God forever.
Your way may wind along dant efo,s
bridle-paths, aud amid VOLTS howl and
the scream Of the vulture; but the way
still winds upward, till angels guard Il,
and trees Of life overarch it. and thrones
limo it, and crystalline fountaines leap on
it, and the pathway ends at tho gates
that are pearl, and streets that are gold,
and temples that arc always open, and
hills that quake with perpetual sun, and
city mingling forever sabbath and jubiIss
and triumph and ooronation.--Rsp. T.
De VIZ Talmage.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-01
ELIzABETHToN, Tenn,
April 2lst, 1878.

EDITORS HERALD AND TRIBUNE:
The Temperance society, at this place,
for the past few months has been nobly
battling and magnanimously contending
for the extirpatiOn of ''liquor shops" from
our community, and at last their indomlt-
able will and perseverance has achieved
grand and glorious triumph, for on last
Friday the last liquor dealer departed
from our village, and the same day wit.
messed the advent of school teacher,
who will commence school on next
Monday. Among the leading spirits in
this community who have contributed
largely toward the progress of the temper
ancc movement, and its brilliant finale,
are the following gentlemen DR.. A. Jobe,
F. S. Singletary, Revs. J. Ruble and II.
O. Atwater. / attended the meeting of
the temperance society last Friday night,at
the NJ. L. Church. The committee on pro-
gramme having selected Mr.. Siugletary to
address the audience,hs accordingly arose
and his speech was listened to with rapt
stteLtion. He depicted in language chaste
and elegant, the sorrows and suferings of
the pale browed and once tenderly loved
wife, whose husband had sworn at the by.
meneal altar to love and protect her, and
with whom she had embarked upon life's
sea when its CLASSY waves were asleep,
and with an uncIouded sky, lit up with
the lambent splendor Of dancing sun,
beams. Gradually that warmly loved
husband was allured by the syren's Sung
from the path Of rectitudc and virtue.
Hs imbibed the first fatal drop and hav.
ing acquired a taste for intoxicating IL
quors, he persisted in the pernicious habit
regardless of the admonitions of his wife
and friends, until reduced from opulence
and wealth to rugged poverty and squalid
want. The cruel and implacable demon
Of intemperanCe had broken into thous-
and shattered fragments the enrapturing
enjoyments Of the freside, that home was
despoiled and dismantled of its ecstatic
charms and was as joyless as the arid des-
ert swept by the scorching blasts of the
burning simeon. Hope had ceased to IL
lume with its cheerful radiance the thorny
pathway of that broken,hsarted wife,
which. in life's morn was garlanded with
flowers and bespandsd by the superial
beauty of tinted rainbows; her memory,
was but the yoicelsss tomb of murdered
joys and her only prayer was, that she
might lie dswn in death. "Like one who
wraps the drapery of bis couch about him
and lies down to pleasant dreams" Mr.
Singletary's address was sound and sensi-
bic throughout. and his sarcastic denun>
citation of the liquor dealer met the spe-
cial appreciation of his attentive and sp-
preciativs audience.
Intamperance is undoubtedly the direst
evil that ever cursed fallen race, It is
the scourge Of the world, that riots in
carnage and goans and blood. The great
danger Of this habit is. that 1t creeps
stealthily and impercoptibly upon its un-
wary victim until il has him bound. not
with threads Of gOssansr or mere lilipu>
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-01

The evils rom xhiah nosbid pssn suf.
fsfs the most are lhoss that iss'. hspsea.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-01

SIeNs OF DEATH.---In 1870, the Acsd.
.my Of Sciences in Paris offered a pris. Of
10000 francs $4,000 fer q simple but
positive sign Of deats which any nss-pfos
fsssional person could undsutsud and
apply. Tho British Medical Press and
Circular says: Tho most pr.ssicsE sna
satisfactory one given wss to lie q string
firmly around one Of che fingers Of the
supposed corpse; II The blood circulate,
in the least. the whole finger from shs
string to the tip, win sweli sxd become
di'oOlOr'd. This depends Upon the fses
that however profound ths ynsope, or
However death liksths psnsa may sppssr.
Il there ID any sircalS,lsn whatever. tbs
person Is not dssa. The test is simple
and conclusive"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-01
starting Righl..

In making a crop; arin everything else.
1t is important to start right. Be sur.
th'n' that your land is deeply plowed and
made fine and mellow before any seeds
are planted. Then get good. pure. fresh
seed' and plant them right. Cultivate
them .e. WE'LL and, with Gods blessing. you
will raise good crop.-Soutasra Plan
Ter
The sun., 1873-02-18
WARREN'S PA
STEAMBOATS, an0 RallrJlo,.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

Trains leave New York from foot Of Desbro.se, and
Cortlandt sta. as follows;
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with Pullman palace cars attached 800 A. NJ s. T. and
For Baltimore, Washington and the south ats A. M.,l
andsP NJ. Sunday, 0P.M.
Express for Philadelphia, g. and 80 A. ~, 1880 Ia
SO, $50, r. NJ, aud II night. sunday s, $50 and
For Phladephis via Kensngton. at A. NJ and D. P. NJ
Emigrant and second class, fl5 p. NJ.
For Newark at g. $50 T. Tt0, sl0 o. TO- II, ltp A, NJ r.
Ia 2. s. $40, so, Il0 $40, $40, $40 $50, $50 g. $40
go 7;S SO p 10, ii;so, and u p. NJ sunday, ';9o
For EiiisSsth g. $50 100, s. $40, ., TO- H. and l,o A.
n, is M i2s ss I, $40 $50, $40, 80, $40 5ls,
$50, $40, $50 lo $40, TO- ilisO, and u p. NJ Sun.
For Rshvay, $50 4 $40 e9o, and loA: NJ r. noon
$40. and 10 7. NJ, and 70 night. sunday. 5Q and r NJ
For wooderldge q! sns Perth Amboy and 10 A. NJ 49,
For Sew Brunswick. i and 10 A. NJ, u NJ, $50,
$40, ands NJ, and I: night SUNDAY. s6as NJ.
For Phlllipsburs and Belyidere, 2sndIfM
Accommodation for Borfenown, Burlington, and Cam
den, anu 40 A. NJ i2;So, 2 8, &l1 andeP.M
for Freehold, and sA. NJ, land p NJ.
Trains arrive as follows; From PiitsburSh, $50 A. NJ.
l9s Nj daily, iolt 4: N. and So p M daily & &eI;
An, i5i and l0l2 7. ". sunday, $40 4. ". From
s:si soi and sil r H. sunday 5l go. and iiCi 4 NJ
Ticket Offices, 526 ass, 2ii and 9i Broadway; No.
Astor House and foot Of Desbrosses and corandt ss
Emisrsnt tieset once, Battery place. ,ovn :.
n General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
(,INClNNATI.-A ticket to Cincinnati for go. In
u quire OF DAVID MAHLsTADT. 81 % ct.
The sun., 1873-02-18
Gtal 6siai,.

GREAT TOPP0RTpNITY for business men to
~ purchase the very best business lots In Williams
burgh At Jere johnson, Jrs suction sale Tuesday
FeO Is The property IL situated on the northeast
ner OF sth and South 8th sta. and II, without
any exception The be. locality for any retail business
six lots regardless Of buildings Eighty per may
remain on mortgage for ten years. Call at once on
examine the
The sun., 1873-02-18
qablit gotitts.
MtOital.


(ASST0K OIL can be taken agreeably and easily in
- DUNDAS DICK CO.'S SOFT CAPSt Les
No taste, no smell Contain no Croton OIL. Sold by
your druggist
hR, KING, II Amity ST., near Broadway, is one OF
~ the Oldest and most successful physicians aud snr
geons IN New York, for the treatment Of all special
diseases frlYate consultltlons from tOs
nR. FRANKLIN, l6l Bleeckcr st.-Twenty years
~ Prussian hospital experience. Piles and skin dis.
eases even Of long standing successfully and pcrma.
nently cured. Consultation free.
nR. DEHAUT, 80 Bond st., call no charge p; 20
- years practice, restores lost IN inhoOd peman cnt
N cures special diseases OF every description.
nR: WEST cures all the ills that nesh is heir to"
~ Once li2 West 18th st., near 9th av.
The sun., 1873-02-18

A WORK given out at advanced prices TO pay
for first-cass sewing machines by instsllmentS
POM 4 co. 40 Inst hlh a and III Astor place.
The sun., 1873-02-18
MASS Meeting
RAPID TRANSIT,
COOPER INSTITUTE.
the PEOPLES MOVEMENT.
NO TRIBUTE TO MCNOPOLTsTs.
No Taxing Of Trade, Commercs a,
Industry to Pay Dividends
to Capital.
The Frecst Circulation of The
People at the Lowest Fares.

~ '"e 'iiiio hes Coine Wheu
d provide for her own vsnts
ople In the matter Of rsp,s
'r them In the matter Of ths
assemble in
'EETlNG
EsDAY EVENING, the isu
we expression to their seuu
alton to Albany to urge The
ending In the Legislature d
n which all classes are lnto<
to attend.
II SUTHERLAND
III be made by the Hon. n
Charles Crary, Abram q
sigel, Gen. Egbert L. vleis
rch, and several other wen.
out and tell how she fesh
J intends to do,
wM. BUTLER DUNCAN.
s. n, BABCoCK,
=. u. RUGGLEs.
r. ". BLATCH HFORD.
X. A. wlTTHAUs,
JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON
CHARLES d. DICKRY,
fpw!A.as.n occo!ega, co!,
W. D. HARRISON,
FRANZ sIGEL,
5. Z. CHURCH,
DWIGHT II. oLMsrgAA
II. MORRISON.
PEAKE, oPDYKE& Co
WELLS, FARGO d co.
DoDD & MEAD,
SETH d. HUNT d co,
OGDEN & CLARK,
HOwEs a MACY,
W. 7. HATCH & son,
CoUDERT BROS,
GEORGE HOFFMAN,
JAS. Y. RUGGLEs,
F. L. GARRETTsOy,
PHILIP G. WEAVER.
PAUL J. ARMOUR,
q. c. HOFFMAN,
CLINTON LIVINGSTON.
b. L. SOLOMON,
II. +. HoUGHToN.
W. W. BALDWIN,
LORD & TAYLOR,
II. LANGsToN RoGER
OELRlCHs q CO..
I.HYDE SPARKS,
GEO. II. SHARPE,
Il. Il. HAZARD. JR..
HENRY @. COX.
GEORGE ELLIS,
BOUND & CO.,
JAMES MoNTIETH,
T. L. THoRNELL.
ANTHONY q HALL,
REMINGTON 4 SONS.
DUNNlNG a CO.,
HENRY a J. PARET.
DAVIDSON 4 JONES,
c. d. 4 j. 7. MITCHELL.
NIcoL. DAVIDSON q co.
PARKER HANDY,
JERE. JOHNSON. JR.
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
CHRISTIAN SCH wARr1
oeCAR Z0LLlKoFFER
AUGUSTUS WHITING.
HENRY STOLLMEYER
r. n. CRAWFORD.
L. T. BARRY,
d. s. GRlFFEN.
L. W. WINCHESTER,
X. L. STUART,
HERRING & FARREI.
PATRICK II. JONES.
CHARLES +. PALMER
FREDERICK KUaNR,
c. W. SWEET,
W. d. HILLYRR,
VosE, DINSMoRE 4 co,
DIGGS & CUNNINGHAM
J. L. CADwALLADER
JOHN McCLAvR.
JOHN II. MORRIS,
THOMAS FAYE.
3. s. MARSHALL.
W II. POTTER,
JAMES +. ROGERS.
j. PATTON,
CHARLES s. SPENCER,
GEORGE II. BEND,
HENRY s. LEAvITT,
HENRY Il. FREELAND.
CHARLES II. MkYERs,
JAMES DE PEYsTER
c. VAN BUREN.
Y. +. MEAD,
j. II. GOODWIN.
ROBERT oRMsBY.
c. W. KNAPP.
GILBERT BURLlNG.
L. FREEMAN,
FRANCIS TONES,
ROBERT c. LIVINGSTON
HENRY A. llURLBURf.
CHARLES X. GRAClE.
THATCHER NJ ADAMS.
q. ;. SPOFTORD,
DAVID MAHANY,
JOHN $. CRAIG,
LlLLlNCOTT & CO.
j. W. CANLlS.
JAMES llOGG,
RUTHsCHlLD6 nEYhM
ISAAC HONEl,
WILLIAM LABOR.
JAMES MCCARrY,
5. 4. HARD,
l.. II. GIBSON,
JAMES W. Gl.LRTT.
y. |. KING,
HARRIS, BACON 4 CO.
J. II. ANDERSON 4 co.
HENRY A. TAlLkR
J. W. RIKER,
HENRY LEWIS,
y. A. WHEELER,
OLIVER Il. BEYAS
ABRAHAM n CARl'lCh
EDWARD PATTERGOW
W. II. MORRELL-
II. A. POSTER,
THOMAS WALL,
ALEX THAN,
j. MANSFIELD DAVIS
sAM'L GOLDsTlCRbh
ISAAC llOlNG,
JOSEPH II, GOODMAN
GEO. " Able,
EDWARD ANTHoSY.
CHAs. II MEYERS
GEORGE b, CURTIS
ABRAHAM BROWN
NJ. j. FARLEE,
c, W, BUBToS.
5 n. NOE,
CRAMER a co..
W W. BOWMAN,
SCOTT BROTHERS.
MOORE, TlNGuE q co.
J. W. ASGnlTICk d w
ABM. II. CAl'l!lCh'
+. G. LEQUlERDE.
&. II. NINING.
joins HONR,
X. SHERMAN.
T.. CLApr.
Is. X. STEVENS.
ANDREW FlNDLAT
J l.. MkYkl.s.
W. PURCELL,
ELIJAH MEIER'
The sun., 1873-02-18

Instant, at ; O'Clock, TO Z
men.s, and to send q dele.
passage OF the bill now
secure that object.
As the question IL one
ested, all classes are invite,
THE HON. JoSIl
win preside. Addresses '
Delaneld Smith, the Hon
Hewitt, Esq, Gen. Franz
william II. Martin, s.E. CHI
known gentlemen.
Let New York now speak
on this subject and what sh
PETER COOPER,
EMIL SAUER,
COURTLANDT PALMER,
CHARLES II. RUSSELL,
ROBERT s. HoNE,
J. W. DHEXEL.
HOWARD POTTER,
A. 8. HEWITT,
THOMAS A. vYsE. Jn.,
GEO. D. MCCLELLAN.
y. DELAFIELD SMITH,
JOHN JACOB ASToR,
COURT. PALMER, JR.,
II. r. CLAFLIN 4 CO.,
Low, HARTMAN 4 CO.,
A. ID. +. RANDOLPH,
J. q G. JOHNSTON,
J. McCREERY 4 CO.,
HENRY CLEwS q CO.,
BROWN & wADswoRTH
CAMD. LIVINGSTON,
+. II. COssiTr,
II. N. HAZARD,
W. L. CHAMBERLAIN,
LLOYD AsPINwALL,
W. MOLLER & son,
GEORGE ". sTETSoN,
W. VI. JOHNSON,
c. L. TIFFANY,
VYSE & CO.,
GRIFFITH THOMAS,
ARNOLD & CONSTABLE
OGDEN, BROWN L CO.,
KUNARDT q CO.,
HENDERSON BROS,
AUSTIN, BALDWIN 4 co
&. d. JAFFRAY,
ID. APPLETON Il CO.,
JOHN T.. JOHNSON,
II. c. TURNER,
EDGAR +. BROWN,
W. REDMOND & son,
NJ. "A. LEVIN,
GUN. 8. BEDFORD,
JOHN COCHRANE,
J. T. DE NAVARRO,
II. l.. KENNEDY,
4. II. BROWN.
ii. & L. SLOAN,
JAY COOKE g. CO..
HORACE RUSSELL,
ID. W. JAMES,
I. ABNER HARPER,
A. A.A.LEvY,
LUCIUs 8. CoMsToCK.
JOHN W. MARSHALL.
FRANCIS TONES,
X. Ii. ARK ENBURG.
ISAAC WOOD.
c. LIVINGSTON,
W. II. RAYNOR,
NJ. T. MCMAHON.
PIERRE LoRILLARp.
j. II. wICKHAM,
J. A. MONHEIMER,
J. C. JACKSON,
CHARLES HINKLE,
EDWARD FITCH,
7. A. MORA,
JOHN II. ANDERSON,
NORRIS FRANKLIN,
LEWIS J. PHILLIPS.
SAMUEL LEGGATT.
BENJAMIN LEMAIHER.
ID. g. DUNsCOMB.
PARK a TILFORD,
OGDEN, BROwER 4 CO,
MARTIN II. LEVIN,
HENRY c. BABCOCK,
CHARLES c. DODGE,
GEORGE c. CLARK,
CHARLES s. BROWN,
l.. W. WINCHESTER,
GRIFFITH ROWE,
w L. CoRTELYOu,
PHILIP FREES,
A. A. CLAUssEN,
). KAvANAGH,
W. STODDART,
j. W. CLOVES,
sACCHI & BURLING,
HARRY J. NICHOLAS,
JAMES +. KERNOCHAN
GEORGE c. HAVEN,
JOHN II. DRAPER,
CHARLES A. POST,
LELAND BROTHERS,
HENRY NJ. HALL,
T.. EUSTICE COLE,
EDMUNDS & RANDOLPH
L. A. VANDERHOOF.
". REDMOND & SON,
GEORGE W. FARSuAM
W. W. CLARKE,
l.. j. PHILLIPS,
J. W. FIERsON,
A. G.. BRADLEY,
SANDS & DEPEYsTER,
+. A. SMITH,
V. X. STEVENSON & son,
COOLEY, BIGLOw 4 CO.,
HENRY J. SAUL,
W. oPPENHEIMER,
EDMUND A. SMITH,
EDWARD c. KING,
JOSEPH j. POTTER,
EDGAR WILLIAMS,
GEORGE W. RAYNoR,
A. 4 N. TITUS,
WILLIAM A. GIBSON,
HALL j. HOW,
Il FISHER,
ROBERT WARD.
LOUIS A. GENT.
W. d. BLACK.
PHILIP TEErS.
w HENRY POTTER.
WED. W. CLARKE,
CHARLES l.. BROWN,
j. 7. McCAHlLL.
GEO. s. WILKES,
K. ii. GIBSON,
q. s. BAILEY.
MATT, ELLIS,
SAMUEL h. JONES,
PAIN, GOODWIN 4 CO,
w FERGUSON,
l.. L. HUGHES 4 co,
The sun., 1873-02-18
PER CENT. GOLD BOND

trp e5ooos.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
BARGAINS.
GREAT POPULAR SALE OP
BLEAClLb sMIRTINGS AND slRErINGs,
nARNSLEN LINEN sHEETiNGS,
IRISH LINEN sHlRrlNGs AND FRON TISGS,
TABLE DAMASkS, NAPKINS,
TOWELS, 1OWELLINGS, CRASHES.
yaconet Mnslins, Plaid, striped aud Plain.
NainsoOs Muslins, Plaid, Striped and Plain.
Camhrc Musns Plaid striped aud Plain.
Swiss Muslinr, Plaid, Striped and Plain.
VICTORIA AND BISHOPS LAWNS,
ORGANDlES, fARLATASs,
PlQUES, WELTS AND CORDS,
New York Mills Musns only ipc. per yard.
NamsuttA Minis MuGins, only lSc. per yard.
Utica Mills Musllns, only l6c. per yard
lonsdAle Mills Musllna. only i6c per yard
Hills Semper ldem Mu-lIns, only 16c. per yard.
Fruit OF the Loom Muslins, onlJ Isc per yard.
Pocassett T. y, extra heavy, only l9fe. per yard.
Chapman G.. extra nne, only i21c per yard.
Atlantic sheeings at l2ii &C., i3hc and l4c. per yard
Penperfnill Mills Fine Shirtings at l2kc per yard.
81 Sheetings At 2, 81, IS andS1H cents per yard.
81 iShertings at S!k 8, aud ~ cents per yard.
iOiSheetings, IS, SS to IS cents per yui.
w.K. PRYTON,
2i2 and ga BOwery
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-08-14
The Hon. William Allen, Democratic

The Hon. William Allen, Democratic
candidate for Governor of Ohio, was ia
NOUS in his younger days for his tremen
dous voice. Among the many storie.
concerning his vocal powers is one tha
while speaking at Philadelphia from tn,
deck Of steamer to a crowded assem- b
lage on the wharf, the proprietor OF a
rival steamer, who was also a political op
ponent, sought to silence him by blow
ing his whistle. The steam organ scrcech
ed its loudiest, but the story goes that
the orator not only spoke so loud as com
pletely to drown the noise Of the whistle
but was distinctly heard in all parts OF
the city. If the latter assertion be true,
which is just a little doubtful, the coming
campaign in Ohio with be pretty noisy
one if Mr. Allen takes the stump.
The happiest old lady We ever heard of
resides in Mansfield, Conn. She is near
" 100 years old. Some old ladies are
remarkable for this. and some for that ;
some for entirely new sets of teeth some
for doing the family washing when past
90 some for walking five miles to church,
and some for having seen Gen. Washing
ton. But the peculisrity of the old lady
ia Connecticut is that she "never heard
II band OF music in her life. Happy and
venerable dame
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-08-14
POCKET BOOK LOST.

The undersigned lost his pocket book, on the
public road between Simeon Bush's and Reseca.
on the 29th of July 1873. The book contained
two Notes one a promiaory note of $50, against
e. j. Butler, payable six months after date,
and the other a judgement Exemption Note,
signed by Harry Daniels, for $50, payable ten
months after date, and two receipts, one for S35
and the other for S4, on account of Note, held
by +. q. Shoemaker against me, and small
amount of money. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the book and contents at
Simeon Bush's or at Reseca
JAMES HINELINE.
Shoemakers, P. O., Aug. 6, 1s73-3t.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-08-14
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

The Bylaws of this Company, and the
regulations governing insurance have, re-
Gently been very materially changed, pla-
cling it upon basis equal to that of any
Fire Insurance Company in the State
Important among these changes are the
following. viz:
Policies, instead of being perpetual, are
issued for five years.
All property is classified and the rate Of
premium is fixed according to the risk of
the property.
Premium notes are taken, and all as
sessments are made on the notes.
Property is insured for not more than
two thirds of its actual cash value, and the
full amount of insurance paid in case of loss,
provided the loss be equal to the amount of
insurance.
annual assessments only are made, ex-
cept in cases of heavy loss, and where
special assessment is necessary.
The Company is therefore prepared to in
sure property upon terms much more desira-
Bile than under the old system.
Applications may be made to any of the
Managers, Surveyors, or Secretary.
MANAGERS.
StogJell Stokes, Jacob Knecht,
J. Depue l.eBar, John Edinger.
Richard S. Staples, Francis Hagerman,
Silas l.. Drake, jacob Stoufler,
Chas. ID. Brodhead, Theodore Schoch,
Robert Boys, Thos w. Rhodes,
William Wallace.
STOGDELL STOKES, Presr.
f. B. DREHER, Secretary and Treasurer.
SURVEYORS.
For Monroe County:
Slas l.. Drake, Thos. w. Rhodes,
William Gilbert, J. Depue LeBar,
Geo. 6. Shafer, jacob Stouffer.
For Wayne County:
F. A. Oppelt, JOS L. Miller.
For Pike County:
Samuel Detrick.
For Northampton County:
Richard Camden.
For Carbon County:
Samuel Ziegenfus.
0T The Managers meet regularly at
the Secre,ary's Office in Stroudsburg, on
the first Tuesday of each month"; at q
O'Clock Z. M. May Is, 5,73-tf
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

The undersigned does hereby most respectful
ly offer himsefto the voters of Monroe County
a candidate for the office of County Commits.
sioner. If elected he promises to discharge the
duties of the Office with fidelity and to the best
of his ability. JONAS ALTEMOSE.
Pocono Aug Z 1873
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Auditors Notice.
estate of DR.. AJm. Lererino decensed

Estate Of DR.. Abm. Lerering, deceased.
Court of Monroe County, Auditor to make dis
bursement of the money in the hands of Thos.
NJ. McIlhaney, Administrator of the Estate
of DIR. Abraham Levering, deceased, hereby
gives notice that he will attend to the duties
of his appointment on Friday. August 29th,
1873, at 10 o'clock a. M, at his office, in
Stroudsburg, at which time and place all per-
sons having any claims against said fund will
present the same or be forever debarred from
coming in for any share thereof.
July 3l-4t.I j. III. WALTON, Auditor
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

The undersigned does hereby mosttrespectful
ly offer himself to the voters of Monroe Coun.
ty, as a candidate for the office of County Com
missioner If elected he promises to discharge
the duties of the Office with fidelity and to the
best of his ability.
SAMUEL MILDENBERGER.
Hamilton, Aug. Z, 1878.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

The undersigned dose hereby most respectful
ly offer himself to the voters of Monroe Conn
ty as a candidate for the Office of County Trea
surer. If elected he promises to discharge the
duties of the office with fidelity and to the best
of his ability.
EMANUEL H. GUNSAULES.
Middle Smithfeld, Aug. Z, 1878.
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n Ruster has every new style of hat there
is out.
n Ruster has all the new styles of neck
ties and collars
n Ruster has suits from So to $40 All
wool suits for $40, made up in the latest
styles.
y. Ruster has a fine assortment of dry
goods and notions And a new lot of spring
and summer shawls.
\. Ruster has large stock of kid gloves
of the Alexander and the Trevion make,
which he is selling at reasonable prices
Every pair warranted.
n. Rustcr has just returned from the city
with tremendous large stock of clothing,
hats, caps, dry goods and furnishing goods
Call and see for yourself
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The Colby Washer and Wringer,

The undersigned having secured the agency
for the justly celebrated Colby Washer and
Wringer for this County, are prepared to of
fer these matchless household utensils to the
public. Nearly three hundred of them have
been sold in Stroudsburg and vicinity with
universal satisfaction to purchasers. The un.
dersigned will commence Canvassing the Coun-
ty at once. We refer by permission to the fol-
lowing parties who have the Washers and
Wringers in use:
Z. Burnett, A. O. Greenwald,
J. A. Hays, c. s. Palmer,
n. Ruster, {. III. Howenstein,
c. ID. Brodhead, Esther Wintcrmute,
VIM. L. Baker, p Miller,
Evi Rosencrans, III. Schoonover,
James Gardner, DIR. VIM. ID. Walton,
Rev. W. III. Dinsmorc, s. T. Buckley,
i. Williams, John Baldwin,
p. III. Robson, f. l.. Wolf
Geo. L. Stouflcr
Price-Washer s.. Wringer 81.
BROWN & WALTON.
J. p. BROWN. j. X. WALTON
July 81, 1S73-tf.
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Special N Offices.
0 N TIL E L A N D!
TIE WONDERFUL
Cheap Auction StOre!!

Instead of mounting Balloon and going of
in the clouds, we are still! on the Earth, and
rushing off
DRY GOODS,
HATS q CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES.
REAY MADE CLOTHING,
at a wonderful rate, without any gas
Just come and see the crowds pressing into
the cheap store saving their dollars.
The store is down town, four doors below
Stroudsburg Post Office. DECKER Il co.
July 2i, 1873 mo.
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NOTICE.

The books and accounts of the firm of Jack
son & LeBar are this day left in the hands o
NJ. l.. Hutchinson, Esq. of East Stroudsburg
Monroe county, Pa, for collection by mutua
consent. All persons indebted TO said firm are
requested to call on the said Justice and settle
their accounts within thirty days, and no ac
counts or balances thereof shall be paid to any
other person or persons than the said NJ. l.
Hutchinson, after this date.
DIR. GEO. w. JACKSON,
DR.. AMZI LEBAR.
Stroudsburg, June II, 1S73.-2m.