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BECOMING MARTYR TO TEsT a PRINCE
PLE.-A rule OF tie Chicago, Burlington aud
Quincy railroad company, that passengers
r8ust show their tickets before getting on the
uaiD-which was adopted 70 head or grangers,
Who are in the habit Of rendering money for
the purpose OF testing the right OF the company
to charge more than the legal fare
went into operation on the frrt instant.
The legality Of this rule has been brought 20 a
PRACTICAL test by a man who refused 20 show
bis ticket before entering a train on that road,
the other day, and insisting upon entering, was
seized by employees and pitched on the plat
form. He viii commence suits for beth civil
and criminal damages at once.
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President AND Mas. GRANT are expected
TO return TO Washington the later part OF the
rnrr u
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ACCOUNT OF A RIOT FROM RoUNpABoUT
SoURCE.-A dispatch which comes by w4v O
Cincinnati gives an account OF riot at Jack
son, Louisiana, at which four colOred men were
shOt The particulars are given as follows: A
a mass meeting of colored people held at Jack
son Saturday afternoon, called at the instigs-
ton OF Z. l.. Webber, Breaux and Gair, a RIOT
took place about p. m, between the BreauX
and Gair men, in which four colored men were
shot, three probably fatally. In the morning
Hon. John Gair WAS waylaid and shot as a rue
NOR says. Some OF the Breaux rators assailed
Gair, hence the riot. The colored people in
groups of ten and twelve, are patroling the
streets on horseback with guns. The United
states supervisor, Captain T. Ii. Jenks, has
been consulted, and it is probable he will call
for United States troops.
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SUPERPLUoUs EMPLoYEs-The New York
Bank Note Company have not yet signi6ed
their readiness to commence the printing OF
internal revepueStamps; consequently the re
duction OF the force In the Treasury printin 4,
bnreau has not yet taken place. MIR. McCartes
the enlef OF the bureau, is in daily receipt Of =
large number of letters from Senators an
Representatives, asking that their appoiRtee
be retained. The number to be dismissed, it j.
low estimated, will reach $50. Each Senate
AID Representative has been furnished list o,
bis appointments, with the request that b
choose two OF the number for retention, a. I hi
Is the utmost that can be allowed any one Sen
stor or member. 1t is found that in some in
stances the appointments of a single member il.
this bureau alone reaches 20 in number.-N. I
ReDuJIlc.
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PRRsOEAL--Vice President Wilson was IN
New York yesterday. '.'. Mr.. Charles A. Bills
bury, Of " Newspaper Row." is back from b
healthful vacation trip way down east to Z c
coast of Maine.
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TIE ExoRBITAST DEMANDS or PATEsrRR
TO BE REsIsTED.-At q meeting of the shoe
and leather dealers In Boston, on Saturday %
combat the Gallshue pstentees resolutions were
adopted, declaring the demands OF the Gsllahue
patentees exorbitant, and expressing determi-
nation to srtenuously resist them. Also1sskine
the co operation OF merchants, and urging Con-
gress TO oppose any further extension OF pa /.
tents. Telegrams OF sympathy from the trsde
In Cincinnati and Baltimore were received with
carry out the resolutions.
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TIE AMOUNT of national bank 10 tes received
at the Treasury to-day for redemption toOts up
q
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mOEDAY EVENING. Oct. q. 1874,
POSFTIFELI I SIX NIGHTS Only AND
SATUaUAY \ MATINEE,
The beautiful and versa, lie 4 team Artiste,
MISS ELLA HESHEK.
il Fred q. Hssder's Ne peS0ci t. PiaF, entitled
MIXED. mlXED. MIXED.
IutEcduCiUF her Lightning Changes, 5sHgs, Dan -es
arG CaGlrsuS, produced Wit a new an appropriate
Scenery Costume = la mDde, sd po Ssrful distIi
hLfien 4 characters.
ERIDAY, BSNEFIT-ELLA wESNER.
SATURDAY, AT p. M, MINED MATINEE.
= CtiiCe OpCn frCm uu'fl 10 m, VII
sea-s may b. secured biI days in advance aIsO, st
B-sd Sdsuls', 9tn sud streets.
hOkDA Y, GCtober Is, JANE EYRE, with the
csst frCm The union sanare. New Yntk. oc,la tr
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ANoTHER THRHATKNRD ACQUISITION OF
GKRMAN TERRITORIAL report prevails a
San Francisco to the effect that q Dutch man
Of war recently entered one of the harbors OF
the Navigator Islands and demanded indem.
nifty from the chiefs of the sum of SIS 0Oo, or
condition that II ii was not paid the command
er would take possession of the island for Ger
many. The American residents, IL is said raised
81, coo Of the sum demanded, which was paid or
board the vessel, the commander taking bono
for the remainder, to be paid within six months
A meeting Of the San Francisco chamber OF
commerce wiz be called this week for the pur
pose OF considering this matter, and to SEX the
government to take prompt and efficient meas
uree for the prevention of the Germans from
obtaining possession OF the island IL the rest OF
the indemnity should not be paid.
THRRATzNKp COMPLICATIONS BKrwnEp
FRA HCY AND SPAIN. - The Spanish steamer
Nieyes, which was detained by the French
autboIities on the representation Of the Spanish
consul ct Bayonne that she contained contra
band Of war for the Csrlists, IL held under
guard in the port of Sacoa. The mayor Of Irup
and the Spanish consul at Hendaye have sr-
rived there In Spanish gunboat and demanded
the surrender OF the steamer. The captain OF
the port answers that he is without authority %
comply. Tho Spanisf government has not yet
made formal demand on France for the ves-
sci.
@The Georgia state fair begins at Atlanta
to-day.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESUB.-The rec9ipts from this
source to-day ere S537 ,939 IS.
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THE TROUBLE IN ALABAMA-Arrest of N
Chairman Of the State Democratic COmmittee.-a
dispatch from Montgomery, Ala, Says: "Col
IhOmae Il. Wettmore, chairman of the execl
i've committee OF the democratic and cOnserya
tive party of Sumter county, aud a distinguish
ed lawyer and prominent citizen of Alabama
was arrested At Livingston Saturday on charg,
OI conspiracy TO injnre Detective Hester. a
democratic meeting had been advertised, ami
as 1t was about TO ssse mble the arrest was m adj.
This vas first democratic meeting that tn
cluzens or Sumter county have attemptedt
hold since Detective Hester took control of thai
county, about three weeks ago. There are tw
United States commissioners, both republicans
IL Livingston, but Col. WettHore is to be car
ried one hundred and fifty miles to MOBILE T..
be tried before Commissioner Gillette. Detsc
tive Hester has had the sheriff7s posse OF sbou
tfty men arrested for quelling a negro riot il,
Sumter. and arrests are still being made"
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A Distinguished Arrival

NEW YORK. October I9.-Charles Bradlaugh
sTIivCd here to-day from England.
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DABLUW'S GhHLERY OF FINE AkT5
o I22S PVNSSyLyANTA

AZ l225 PgNNsYLyANIA AVENUE.
Always Oh hand = large stock of ch 'tce PAlHT-
lEGs, k9GkAVIHG5, PH0T0G SAPH5 and
LHbChOS- Fine assortment Of genuine Dresden
PoTee zine Paintings. Vel ct and Git FRAMES,
T. gresf variety PGsss PartOut and Mats made %
order, Of any hape color. COLI, Silver aud OOp-
Der Wtrf; CO-d, - ail=. &c. Eew Kpgrsvings, Pho
tc0Tephs Rnr ChTOmus received soon as pubIf he'd
Au Kind Of Black W annt snd aiit Frames made u
tI0ei OF the beet Quality aud vorkm nshiD. fins
patterns OF VII dow OcTuioes tO order. Pictures
huI and p scksd with the great - csr-.
y. B.-I -iTtiI - TrausFaT. j, Lined aud RS-
STORED by n. DAELDW octl-sn
oLn No. ON ExhIbitisa aad Sale SEEw Ne
TFH 81 Al Tya So
FAAkRirER'S
10. $50 frs 'tres., BET gsep ans streets eight
GocTa aSJye OdO EeilOWs' II ell,
Ioc'-e yh Paintings, EagTagiugs, ChTOmos, Sc
Ei51. tsrgszt stock Paper Hsngiug5, Tfld0V
aGa1fss PtCtCTes. Frames, PictEce (-Jedr ard 'r.s
'sls. kiLEsl Nail, &C., ia the District
- lZEMs CAsH.
sS-Ptssse realeTabor EA-le and Member. ioi-ly'
A Ii EIHDs OF GENFLEMEN'S OhsT-OFP
n WEARING APPAREIs can be snla 10 the very
best advantage By addressing or calling on JUSTH,
Sig n street FetWesu 5 q Hr.d - streets north
Sest. E1-Botes BY Rail promptly attenied to.
ts'b psid- iy8 tr
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PUBLIC LANDS disposed of during the fisca
year ending June 30, 1874, reached $50, $40
acres, a decrease of $500 ,734 from the previou.
year. The cash receipts amount to 80 469. .93S
This to- al includes $5iS, l99 from homestead and
timber entry fees and commissions.
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THR NENT Cong RKss.-An important resul
of the recent elections is the Political cOus-
ple1iOn Of the delegations they have chosen o.
the next Congress. Five states elected mem
beTs lSst Tue sdsy, and four others had chOseI
CongTessm6n n previously. These nine states
which are Maine, Vermont, Oregon, NORTH
Carolina, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, anC
West Virginia, have altogether 6} members: o:
whom in the present Congress ~ are repubu
cane and 10 democrats Or conservatives. At
the elections held this year they have chosen.
according 10 the returns received, 81 repubu-
cans and 50 democrats or conservatives lOss
OF l3 member for the dominant party. SiN
states return TO the new Congress the same dele
gatiODs, politically, that they have now: Maine,
republicans; Vermont, republicans; Iowa,
9republicans; Nebraska, republican,; Oregon,
l democrat; and West Virginia, democrats.
In Ohio, which now has l3 republicans and
democrats, the new delegation will be exactly
reversed, Z republicans and 13 democrats; in
Indians, which Tow has 10 republicans and
democrats, there will be republicans aud
democrats; and in North Carolina, where there
are republicans and conservatives, the new
delegation will be republican and cOnserva-
tves. The next election TO be held for Con
eTetsmen sill be In South Carolina next Wed
netdsy. On November 21 and 81 the great
mass Of the new members will be chosen, p
states holding elections on these DAYS. so that
the political complexion OF the new Con gres,
can then be accurately asceTtaiaed, as members
viii afterwards remain to be chosen In but -four
small states-New Hampshire. Rhode Island
Connecticut, which have in the aggregate l.
members. The whole House consists OF 292.
and the present republican majority is 1O4.
THB SURRENDER OF LORD CoRNwALLUs-An
Historical! DocUmeat.-TO day being the ami
veTsaTy of the surrender OF COrnwailis at York
town, ninety three years ago, we publish tie
following letter from Gen Washington to Gov
Thomas Sim Lee, OF Maryland, informing him
of the surrender. We are Indebted TO Mr. ThOs
Lee, grandson OF Gcv. Lee, Tor a copy Of the
letter:
"CAMP FEAR YORK, October, IZSl:-Desr-
SiT: lnclOs6d have the honor OF transmitting
TO your eHcellency the terms on witch LORD
Cornwallis has surrendered the glTrisons OF
York and Gloucester. We have uOt been able
to get an account Of prisoners, ordnance, OF
stores in the departments, but from the best
general report there viii be (Oficers included
upwards OF seven thousand men besides seamsn,
more than seven pieces OF brass ordnance, aud
one hundred OF iron, with their stores, as also
other movable articles. My present engage
ents will Lot allow me TO sdd more than ms
congratulations on this happy event, aud co ex-
press the high sense have of the powerful Aid
which / have derived from the state OF MARY
land in complying with every request 70 the ex-
ecutive of il. The prisoners will be divided be-
tween Winchester, in Virginia, and Frederick
in Maryland. With every sentiment Of esteem
and regsrd, / have the honor TO be your excel
lency's most obedient servant,
Baltimore Sun. "GEo. WARRINGTON"
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FATAL RAILROAD AocrDxKr.-Mr. John W.
Chambers, OF harper's Ferry, one OF the oldest
conductors On the Valley branch Of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, was killed st Sandy
Hook on Wednesday. His train was standing
at Sandy Hook, and he started 30 walk up tia
track, when an engine came up unobser ved and
Knocked him DOWN, running over and cutting
OF bis legs. He died from the effects In shout
an hour after. He wak newly married and
leaves young wife.--hartiasbayp Iad>peadent.
1United States Senator Ransom, Of North
Carolina, IL III.
0Dr. Nathaniel b. Shurtleff, mayor OF
Boston from 1sos 70 is70, died In Boston on
Saturday night
"The sto-ehouse OF the Danver's carpet
company, at Danvers, Mass, was set on fre
Saturday night, and was entirely consumed.
aVBngham Younes health d reported 10 be
very poor, and his Life u believed 20 be Of short
~0B Bolivia and Chilli have amiAbiy Arranged
their boundary dispute, and the Questions be-
tween Ohih and the Argentine States In regard
% Patagonia ars In far way OF settlsmsnt
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AMUSEN ENTS.

EeRD'S OPERA hOUss.
A SIGNAL AND WgLL DESERVED TRI-
UEPH-A FAEHlOHs Biz AND PRE-
EMINENT hUUgESS.
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MPS. .. A. OATES,
and her T. EIi-h Eamic Opera Oomr zGy will give
for tho Il me AiI jesse Wiili4rus aN1ui-i;s new
Comic Opera, y lied
nlGNoNETTE Il tOI. cas 4 BY an Ams-i " -GNONzTTE
MIGNpNFTTEi VI q yuyFrTE
z.6NoNETTEi ric4u, and viii bs re- MIG ypN-rrs
MlSNoNETTE! IIGNoNSTrE
MfGSONEIGE celvsd with uDQuAi MfGynNFTFE
GlGNHNETTFl Mic ~ONgFTE
MlGNuNErTEI he4 thLL UsiHeiE o. the fIGNsNETrE
MIC ~GNETTE critical IgtEC and nIGNONETTE
MIGNO MI TE IT So. 1I6EO SETTE
MONDAY nRX', HSs. GAN, z. ". LANOEg
anC her suIeJb company u Queen Ehz abejh, ei9-
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The WHEAT CROP.-The October returns of
the department of Agriculture show that the
wheat crop is equal to or greater than last year
in all the states except Maryland, Virginia
Texas, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Minnesota. and
Kansas. Tie yield generally is large and the
tails one per cent. and Virginia six per cent
below last year.
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GENERAL COURT MARTIAL has been ord cred
to meet at Fort Whipple to- morrow W for the trial
of private James Sinclair and such other pris-
oners as may be brought before it. The follow
ing officers have been detailed for duty on the
court: Captain Frank K. Taylor, 1st artillery;
First Lieutenants X. p. Strong and Robert
Craig, 4th artillery; George s. Grimes and G.
Il. kllbourne, I'd artillery; and Second Lteuten-
ant w. b. Weir, 5th artillery, judge ad vocate.
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THE REPORT OF Special Agent Elliott upon
the condition of affairs in the territory of Alaska
will be submitted to the Secretary of the Treas.
Ury in the course of few weeks. 1t is under
derstood that he will urge the removal of the
troops from the country and the establishment
OF better and cheaper supervision of govern
ment interests there, which are now suffering
under the present clumsy and inefficient sys-
tenn; the protection of the sea otter trade u6or,
which the Christiauized natives of the territory
are dependent; the extension by Congress of the
criminal laws OF Oregon or Washington to Alas
IA, SO that murderers and other criminals NAV
be punished. &c. -.
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d. l.. a. o. ~ sJNshI er. zve - a-,-
-tSe IL IAECtHG 81 the resife-ce ID! rbOs.,
N l- v.-I-' - zee fve private -5tTgCtI -- -
SYST - rrlra Tss ly e=r Fhlzhaf sm1-s n. .eh
~ g. E1EfF- Applications eft o. - = sc
sfaF.a 81. 800 o atfeTf-r to -rs9 r. =
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LAST NOTICE.

All those indebted to J. IT. Slater, and
Slater & Shotwcll, are hereby requested to
call at j. III. Shotwells 5 store and settle their
bills by the 10th of February, next. All
accounts not settled after this date, will be
left with Justice of the Peace for settle
ment without respect to person.
SLATER & SHOTWELL,
J. II. SLATER, East Stroudsburg
jan22 st
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ADMIN TRAITORS NOTICE
PROTHONOTARY'S NOTICE.

PROIHONOTARY 7 5 NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the account of
Thomas Aitemose, Assignee of Charles San
senhach, has been fled in the Office of the Pro-
thonotary of the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe county, and will be presented for CON
irnation, at the next term of said Court to be
held at Stroudsburg, the fourth Monday of
February next.
TIfOS. NJ. McILIIANEY,
Jan294t Prothonotary.
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ASSIGNEES NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Edmund Hib
bier, of the borough of Stroudsburg, county
of Monroe, and Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
vania, having made an assignment to the un-
dersigned for the benefit of his creditors, all
persons having claims against the said assignor
will present them duly authenticated for set
tlement, and all persons indebted will make
payment without delav
JEROME S. WILLIAMS, Assignee.
jan22-4tl Stroudsburg, Monroe Co, Pa.
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DR.. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Ayer's S
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, an d
efectual for
preserving tho
hair. 1t soon
restores aded
or gray hair
to its original
color, nth the
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REGISTER's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons inter
ested in the estates of the respective decedents,
that the following accounts have been filed in
The Registers Office of Monroe county, and
will be presented for confirmation to the
Orphans Court of said county, at Stroudshurg,
on Monday, the 23d day, of February, 1874,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ:
First account of Casper Metzgar, Admins
traitor OF the estate Of Joseph Metzgar, decd.
Account of Thos. NJ. McIlhaney, Guardian
OF the estate lin Pennsylvania of Stroud II.
Jackson
Account of Thomas W. Rhodes, acting Ad-
minIstrator Of the estate of Joseph ]. Keller.
decd
Account of John c. Strunk, Administrator
ol the estate of Benjamin II. Hull, decd
J. .APPENZELLER, Register.
AEGISTER's OFFICE, STRoUDsBURG, !
January %, 1874.
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Court Proclamation.

Whereas, the Hon. SAMUEL S. DREHER
President Judge ofthe 22d Judicial District of
Pennsy sylvania, composed of the counties of
Wayne, Pike, Monroe and Carbon, and
John De Young, and Peter Gruver, Esqr's,
Associate Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas of the County of Monroe, and by vir-
tue of their Offices, Justices of the Court OF
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail delive-
ry and Court Of General Quarter Sessions in
and for the said County Of Monroe, have is
sued their precept to me commanding that
Court Of Quarter Sessions of the Peace and
Common Pleas, and Court OF Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery and Or
phan's Court, for the said County Of Monroe,
to be holden at Stroudsburg, on
MONDAY, the 23d day Of February,
1874, to continue two weeks. if nece ssary.
NOTICE
Is hereby given TO the Cononer, the Justices
of the Peace, and Constables the said coun-
~ of Monroe, that they be then and there
ready with their rolls, records, inquisitions,
examinations and other remembrances to do
those things which their offices are appertai-
ming, and also that those who are bound by
recognizances to prosecute and give evidt nee
against the prisoners that are or shall be in
the jail IF the said county of Monroe, or a.
gainst persons who stand charged with the
commission of offences to be then and there
to prosecute or testify as shall be just.
God save the Commonwealth
CHARLES HENRY, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Ofhce Stroudsburg,
February 5, 1874.
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License Applications.

The following applications for License have
been filed and will be presented at the next
Court of Quarter Sessions of Monroe county
on Monday February %, 1874:
James X. Fenner, East Stroudsbnrg.
Benjamin j. Van Cott,
Josiah Bowling Coobaugh.
Ephriam Altemose, Tunkhannock
Samuel Hufsmith, Jackson.
EATING HOUSES
Christian Hitler, Stroudsburg.
Peter Born,
Jesse Albert "
feb5 THOS. VI. MCILHANEY, Clerk.
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrup, O Protect
Iron, is so combined as to hare
the character. of an, aiime,tt. as
edSiIy digeSted and dSSjDaiJ0teG
aCith the blood as the simplest
food. 1T increases the quantity
of Natures O,cn TitdJisia0
agent, Iron ile the blood, and
cares "d thousand iJIs," simply
by TO1,ing up, ,I1lUigOratii,g and
pitdtisi7tg the System. The en-
riched and UitdJised blood per-
Bae0tes eCery part of the body,
repairing damages and ac0Ste,
searching ont morbid secre-
tiO11S, and Tearing nothing fO1.
disease to fee0 atpO11.
This as the secret of the 1UO1s-
de1JuL success of this remedy iII
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar-
rhOea, BOils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional VigOr,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating i11
" Ooo StttCC " tNC OtOctt, VI &C.
cORD0nied 6y debility or q JO,o
state of the system. Being free
from AJcOhOI, i,t any form, its
energisi't0 effects are not fol-
tOOed 6y corresponding 2'e0c-
ton, but are permanent, i,afiE-
sing strength, CigOr, and ne,O :
life into all parts Ofthe system,
and building up an IRON Con-
stitittiOH.
Thousands hare been changed
6y the Use of this remedy, from
qCcGk, sickJy, suffering c7'e0-
tafes, to strong, he0JtEy, and
happy men and aOODicl1; and
i'1UdtidS cannot reasonably hes
atate to giUe it G trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP 6JOaO1a tis the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FOWLE &, SONS, Proprietors,
No. So Harrison Av., Boston.
SOLD BY DRUooLsTs oLsERALLr.
October l6. '7a.1y.
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NOTICE.

The School-Board Of Stroudsburg has re-
S'lEed TO apply to the Legislature for the fol-
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An ACT


~ authorize the School Directors of the
Sf%o-sh OF Stroudsburg, in the county of
no.a. IOnI0e to borrow money for building pur-
SoLrlI ,EcIIoN Il! !. Be it enacted, &c That the
Lo'! Lnru Directors Of the borough of Strouds-
sra III 'he county of Monroe, be and they
of ~eieoy authorized 10 borrow any amount
Money not exceeding Fifteen Thousand
tDcolIarS, tc payable at anV time not exceeding
~ ,'oen Gen years from the passage of this act, and
evaaI oondS therefor, at rate of interest not
Nio,oi seven per centum per annum.
80 oy the President and Secretary of the
In;iIG' ior the purpose Of erecting a suitable
oF lung, tIa and purchasing furniture for the use
So i.s .,e schools of said borough and such bonds
tovo';'1 Iaeu as aforesaid, shall be exempt from
'"'iOn except for State purposes.
s,..,, {. ID. BRODHEAD. Prest.
2,loudSonrg, Pa, January 29, 1874.-4t.