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the Consiaion and aided in eating tho laws under
which the sou,hsm citizen acts.
As Southenmen have long since been dsgus,ed with
the idle b,adoe- the annual scodng and the silly
Of southern Legislatures particularly own. upon this
subject II tnse did not reject bullying and hector
ing the "poorest evidence Of courage rather
the Of pusilaniy. shoad be convinced by
the experience Of the South. that IL least the
possible policy. While, therefore, dsclsm all purpose
Of menace bullying the Boston Courier that the
nching Of Southern citizen, who seeking his consi-
mtiona rights legal and constitutional way. would lead
consequences easier imagine than describe and that
there is Southern who would either voluntarily
and arcny, else under the coercion Of irresistible
public opinion, 20 any extremity tho redress Of fla
grant atrocity
We speak thus warmly because spprchcnd serious
consequences from the article in the Courierhe accep
of the scoundcl invitation held out by the fanatics
and the eanestdesire dcprccac such catastrophe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-22
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

MONDAY -fIUKNIAs, DEC. To, ~.
TOBACCO-The receipts consist ALMOST entirely of in
feror New Lugs and Leaf The former sells from 80 To
$50; the latter So so $50 Old Lugs SO so to 275
Leaf $3.50 10 $50.
The Inspections since LIST October are 1425 hhds.
COTTON-The receipts light, and sales from CT to
cts cash. n to "a time cargo of us bales cleared
for Liverpool.
WHEAT-Very little received last week. and sales
of White and Red from IS TO 80 cent?
FLOUR in small lots, S4,25; no sales except in the
tail way. Stock light.
CORN S2,25 to $50
PORK is held at cents, and sales that.
APPLE BRANDY &c to 81 cts.-Pet. I'M.
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MOBILE MANIFESTATIONS EyrxlSo. ncc. \,

The anNsy of factors 10 realize has
of to-day and OF 1000 on de-
dedy better terms than period during
taon-ornay 5s5 midins G.; m5dng fair s good
fair Z. cents.
EKcAsoHrhe bill market totiy rather quiet the
transactions not OF imposing character Sterling
brought lital5 60 days New York SASH SIGHT sight
do lo.all i2t per cent Sales
OF silver at u? and Of English soyeegn llial2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-22

CampOeirs Foreign Monthly Magd.ine, for December,
1872 has been received from the agents, Messr. Smith,
Dnker Morris, and is rich of various interest
Among other things contains the crtque of the Ednbug
Review on Alsons new history which s proudly said
be composed for all tme," and which every ought
read who reads Allison This and the of the
London Press upon Dickens Notes. which assembled
together, would alone make this No. one of value.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-22
LAST LECTURE BY Mr.. BURRITT.
an THIS EVENING 22nd instant Mr. EIbu


~ BURRrf viii deliver his 2nd Lecture NJ O'Clock
p W In The concert Of the Exchange Hotel the
Mechanics Association.
TgRSs oy AoNissioNFor person 30 cents gentleman
and ady 10 CENTS Tickets for citizens be- obtained
pal Book stores Mr. p ~ Tayos Music ofM VIM Mitch
e IT, and o. Mr. Titus Rice Treasurer members Of the
Asociaonwn obtain Treasurer alone and
VIII please eau on him a, his store before oelockP.M
de 22-d1t
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Extract of Letter, dated

Boeors, INV GRAsADA) GTH OCT 1912
Mr.. BLAcKToED, Churge has arrived here by way Of
MaIacabo and had rather pleasant journey. He
y clever mana Virginia gentleman; and will suit this peo-
pie The administration much pleased with him. that
have every hope he will be able settle all the claims of
citizens against this government.-Aler Gax.
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Commercial RECORD.
SAVANNAH MARkEr-Dec. N.


curroN-Arriscd during tho iof7s Upland and ~
d. SEA Island ceafd In the time mans Upland
Anwss Trieste s3s: 10 Boston 7so 20 n Yok osi
tn Philadelphia. sas and leaving roek on hand
Island The sah- Of Upland Isst the ocwns
prices 81, AZ STAT AZ 40. a. ~ at t ga 3i
800 81; u 81 lid ST. IA s6; 3s
o. PSI 6 isa TO- s7s o. 90 Gi at s SO al oi
~ AT ~; and scat cents sea Island not mich
qufsd tor AMI have only the following
10, and "a cents.
Friday and Saturday, some sale. were effected which uou
have indicated positive decline had apparent
they were below the market they
continued Foreign advice. per the Co,n
bia Mt boston These sunday and are nom L.
10TH i.t ui In the latter mar
slight decline had been experienced AZ Liverpool the narIs,
had been dun for few days sailing the steamer bu,
change in prices noticed Business the manu-
featuring districts seemed hourhns
date OF previous accounts.
Our marke, but slightly affected BY aeeoan
recovered what had Friday Saturday. the re
neral opinion that the ad,iees favorable Improve
ncnt IN the market but advance has
ralxcd the decline within the
CURES we therefore continue former quotations;
Ordinary. 400 Fair s,sS,
Miiins, sia5i Good Fair Sssi
The market nuer owing in part per
haps to the stock sale being
RicEThere but a demand this week. and
slight concession the par OF sellers has been the
81 10 al 2s and 10 at ssi 100 lbs making
OF 5I3 tiercc.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.we have report eIeep, from
so bbis Howard Flour other
qualities small lots been range quo
tatons The OF Virginia Oats
ing by the 100 bushels at IS
GRocEREsin the leading articles OF have
been h, few transactions The market remains quiet and
taton show correctly the Of the market No
Coffee has been received this
shTsoo bushels Turks Island cents 5000 bushels
Liverpool coarse in bulk imported this week so pboard
HAYA cargo Of s7s prime Eastern son at os eentA
EXCHANGING have no change to notice in Foreign
For Domestic Banks have reduced
checking per CT PREM the Agency Of the Bank
OF ~ Mafys checking AT par for Specie or City Rank Bills
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-22
MARRIED.

On Thursday the 18th instant by the Revd Hendon Frazier
ions GRAsY Esq To Miss TAHrna NIRoIA COOKE daughter
Gen1 Geo. NJ Cooke, all OF Orange county, Va.
On the goth by the Rev. T. oBrien
Of Columbia, Miss CArH.RIsE FUSS OF city
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-22

Letter from the North Published in the AIadisoniau
81 write with warmth, admit, but the indignant
feelings in my breast have Ii may be (but
think mott that my zeal beyond my discretion in this
matter. l acknowledge that am ofce-hoder-appoint
ed by Gen. aforementioned by Granger. l had been
tined by Mr. Granger, rather sentenced without trial
and the day hand for my execution when President
Tyler snnched the from the grasp of the official butcher
and saved meSome of the ultra leaders othe Democratic
party may prove ungratefu the President, but will not
help me Heaven. Some 10000 others were saved by
him in the way and daily hear of restorations-
Does COL Benton think be made to hate 'honest
John Tyler" without cause, he is doing7 say without
cause for the Presidents true Republican any
living. II Mr.. Benton does think so, he is bcgued by
most fatal deusion
What have stated in relation to the Democrats of this
town, pledge you my honor s You easily refer
To the returns in 1910 and l6l2, confirm what have
said in part, and if publish this letter, will be diff
hcut for welnormed politician in this region
certain the truth of the rest
Certainly if all the friends of the President who voted
the Democratic ticket in 1872 read Of the party by
Mr. Benton and the Globe, the Democratic party would be
left in the miserable minority in l8i0 But
II will be still When the Presidents friends are ex
communicated millions Of honest Democrats will go into
voluntary exile with them and the Globes portion of the
Democratic party will be the third paTy-a ost insight
hcant and impotent faction !"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-22

PLAstaRsN ON PmAoY,-Will Mr.. Buchanan publish hi i,
speech the Treaty, made in session; or will he
please point the parts Of the speech published AZ Mr.
Benton's the Treaty in the Extra Globe which his
Mr. Buchanansi We informed that Mr. Benton's, as
published, is compilation, Of words phrases, and
metaphors. well Of sentiments and thoughts. No joke
this; there is bed blood about it,--luadisonioH,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-22

AMOS kESDALL.-The MadsOnian, in referring TO Ken.
dsPs Expostor, states that the editor is now confined
within prison bonds by the prosecutor Of the late suit Re.
feng to the judgment obtained by Stockton Stokes for
transaction while MIA. was Postmaster General.
Norfolk Beacon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-22
UNITED STATES SENATORS.

Lewis F. Linn from Missouri and VIM. Allen from
Ohio, have been reelected Senators of the L. s. for
years from It'll March next
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-22

The following is n of the manner of making
specimen of butter, &C., presented by Israel F. Goodwin
Of Westmoreand, Oneida county, the fair Of the N Y
State Agricultural Society," held Albany September 2Sth
and 29ih, 1912
necessary think to keep all substances that would
give faint to the butter Of the where the butter
cream is kept We milk and the milk in vessels of
tin, and the pans stats which raise them half inch
from the shelf in proper sized well raised from the
ground, and planned and constructed that there be
northern aspect and il possible current
OF air 70 pass through the room, q dislike the cellar plan
keeping milk have succeeded in making az much
good article in thst way) When the milk begins
TO sour curde simit carefully and chu Immediately.
Generally in the morning when it is COOL in barrel
chun with the Stats the inside, which very easy and
good method Of churning by hand.
In the winter follow the practice, only keep the
room warm by the stove.
After the butter perfectly formed we take it out and
work out the milk much possible with ade then salt
and put IL away 20 cool After this IL will need be
worked from 10 three times according the condition
in which it may be- until the milk is entirely expunged
AZ the last working we add very delicate tincture Of
loaf sugar 10 relieve the tart taste Of the salt No other sub
stances but salt used.
Tie quantity of salt used is determined by the TASTE and
in oil cases put in till IT Is found be by that
The Liverpool fine salt - preferred; but In It's absence the
Onondaga fine salt used such the ia the poci-
men presented.
Cream should uniformly be cburned when is cool The
morning Is therefore generally the best time chun
and work butter in the weather.
think butter may be kept well in either wooden
vessels, but Of the two prefer stone.
The manner pracised by us in packing 10 lay II down
made, and sprinkle very little salt on each lay.
ing OF the butter then with cloth doubled and
IN brine, ard covered with salt from half three Ourtha
Of an inch ic.s. Or strong brine may be put with
out the cloth sa and removed other layers Of butter
are put down, till the vessel IL full where strong brine
should be placed and remain the top Of the vessel oil
IL wanted for in this way il believed butter may
be kept for years perfectly sweet and good.
l. F. GOODWIN.
WEsTMoRELAND. Sept 25th lsi2.
Central Mem York Farmer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SAILED.
Steamer Pocahonias, Parrish, Baltimore. tobacco
Schr. W. Mowry. Hoffman. Jersey Cts.
Religious Notice.---The Rev. WnIfAN j.. ARssrRoSo
will preach this evening, the UNITED Presbyterian
Fhockoe Hill Services 70 commence nj past O'Clock
NORTHUMBERLAND RELIGION REAsONABt.E"
De %
0CNOf1CEIhe attention n to tie cargo
Of Sugar and Molase b. sod morning AT
O'Clock, without regard to weather.
de % DuSLoF. MoScrRr A. Go. Ancts
% general meeting NJ Stockholders Manchester
and Wool Manufacturing Company will be- held
den Rhodes Esq on Saturday, 5is instant O'Clock w.
De I4-dAciU .WM u. HAMILTON, Agent
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HOYT & cos PRIZE OFFICE,

Under the EXCHANGE Hotel,
Next Lottery. siT5 Capital $1,000 sc Tickets SIS
The lucky tickets he had Of Hoy
where $500 sod and cashed two weeks ago de %
Rr DIR OnLIug's Compound Depurativc syrup
Tor the cure OF Obstinate Eruptfons of the Skin,
PimpIes or PustuIis on the Face, ScaIy Erup-
lions, Chronic "a heumat issn, letter, ScroRula
Kings Evil, Syphtc Symptoms and all disorders arising
from an impure state n the Blood njudeous Of Mercury sc.
&c &C This medicine has been extensively used the United
Soto with decided benefit Fcrofa Mecura and
all cases Of an liberated character
READING, July, 1882
We. the undersigned having frequently used OAKLUGs COM
POUND DEPUHATNE SYRUP, In the Of practice.
with decided beneficial checy
Guilty asa superior PREPARATION
u. H. NUHLENBERG. w. D.,
SOLOMON O.. BIRCH, w. D..
JOHN n. OTTO, NJ u.
~ The above valuable preparation Tor sale by
GAYNOR LYELf,
Agents for the proprietor door above
M IssEs SUPERIOR RICHMOND MADE BooTEEs.-A fine
I'VE Booecs for Misses which
commended FIRST article warranted not 10 and for sale
very cheap u. BURLINGTON n co.
Dc % Mansion House
n AIDES ELEGANT FRENCH MOROCCO WALKING SHOES
- AND sLIPPERs-Made BY J. w. McCurdye-A supply Of
these superior Shoes and Slippers hand to which
call the of Iadet u. BURLINGTON h Co
de % Mansion HOUSE.
DLANKETs BLANKETS &c
- Point Dune. and Green Blankets
Rose and Whitney Blankets. all sfes
Plain and Plaid Lin-cys very cheap
Glasgow Jeans, and Kcrscys DO do
Red yellow and White Fiannes
Hosiery. u M kinds and qualities
Cloves, OF every description and ere
ALSO,
large assortment Of sk and Umbrellas for sale very
cheap Of j. u. CUNNfNoHAMs
hS Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-22

The Wonders Of Chemical Scienee.-The French chem
lists have lately analysed animal fat, and find that
posed of what they call elaine and stearR. These when
separated, found be compounded Of carbon hydro
gen, and oxygen. Lard oil is found 70 90 parts
of carbon, III ,422 Of hydrogen, and 9542 of OXYGEN
Spemace is composer of the proportions. VI. Ber-
nard by putting together part carbonc acid 10 parts
of carbureed hydrogen and 90 of hydrogen and passing
them through red hot tube, actually produced fat What
may not look for next? From these experiments il is
ascertaned that the fat of hogs and atof whales is den
teal
More than three fourhs of their composition carbon
the great nurment OF combustion Hence, lard oil is
manufactured in the that spems, and is equal
if superior it for burning yields lampback or
offensive SMELL This discovery will be of ncalcuabe val.
ne TO the Western States, where the facilities for making
pork abundant In addition this saving to the
country in the article of light, will several mil
lions annualy.-Ne1 HdreH Farmer.
Elaine is but another wordfor o-he fluid part of fat
Stearin is white granular, crystalline substance composed
of the thin vascular membranes, badders which con-
tain the eane and prevent it from running in liquid
FORM Searin therefore, being composed of 70 hundred
OF carbon, is excellent ingredient for candles.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-22
NnnLI Nofc BIZ.

Mr.. ArLwoRru has been kept from his for several
days by indisposition.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-27
NOTICE

Is therefore hereby given 10 the Coroner, the
Justices of the Peace, and Constables of the
laid county of Monroe, that they he then and
rlere with their rolls, records, inquisirions, ex-
limitations and other remembrances, to do those
hings which to their offices are appertaining,
nd also that those who are bound by recog-
nzance TO prosecute and give evidence against
he prisoners that are or shall be in the Jail OF
he said county of Monroe, or against persons
who stand charged with the commission of o.
fences, to be then and there to prosecute or tes-
tfy as shall be just.
SAML. GUNSAULES, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office Stroudsburg, =,
March 80, lS42.
GOD SAVE THE COMMONWEALTH.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-27
The American LabOrer.
PROSPECTUS.

Under the above title the subscribers will pub
lish on the lst of April, 1912, and on the lst OF
each succeeding month, Magazine OF Facts, Al
euments Statistics Speeches, Editorials, &c &c,
devoted exclusively to the advocacy and defence
of the policy of Protection TO American Labor
against the selfish and grasplng policy Of Foreign
Nations, especially of those with which we chiefly
made which shut out of their ports the great bulk
of our Products, and especially those of our Free
Labor, while they gut our markets, bankrupt our
Merchants, depreciate currency and famish our
Laborers and Artisans by pouring in upon US the
products of their skill and Industry, on the easy
terms proffered them by our low and non Protec-
tive Duties. This Magazine will inhexibly and
ardently advocate the true American Policy of
counterUaiiing these gross eXaCtons Of Great Brit
ain and other Nations by asystem of direct, avow-
ed Protection to our Home Industry which shall be
thorough and efficient.
The American LG6Orer will affirm and maintain
the policy of encouraging and fostering by wise
| legislation the establishment and growth in our
country of new or yet feeble branches of Industry
such as the Culture of Silk, the Manufacture of
whatever fabrics of Wool, Cotton, Iron, &C., may
be necessary for the supply of our own wants and
TO secure and perfect our independence. 1t will
demonstrate that the true and permanent interests
of all, but especially of the Agricultural and Work.
ing Glasses universally will be infalibly and sign
| ally promoted by adopting and carrying out the
Protective Policy, and that the Wages Of Labor,
the average price ofits Produce and the aggregate
Product Of the National Industry, will be surely
and largely enhanced thereby. In short, this work
is intended to form complete textbook for the
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every point, of the pernicious falacies put forth
10y the foreign and misguided American apologists
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-04-27

Whereas, The Honorable WILLIAM JEssUP,
President Judge Of the lith Judicial district OF
Pennsylvania, composed ofthe counties of Sus-
quehanua, Wayne, Monroe and Pike, and Jo-
seph Keller and John T. Bell, Esqs. Associate
Judges of the courts of Common Pleas of the
county of Monroe, and by virtue of their offices,
Justices of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery, and Court of Gener-
al Quarter Sessions in and for the said county
of Monroe, have issued their precep' TO me,
commanding that Court of Quarter Sessions
and Common Pleas, and General Jail Delivery
and court Of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Tor
,he said county of Monroe, 10 be holden at
Stroudsburg, on Tuesday the 10Th day of May
uext to continue one week.
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PROTECT EACH OTHER
WAYNE COUNTY MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.

A IL Persons insuring in this company are
N members equally interested In It's welfare
and in the election of its officers.
In order 10 become member of this company
and thereby be insured, the applicant gives pre-
MUM note, the amount of which is in proportion
to the amount to be insured, and its degree Of
hazard, thus: If $1,000 is to be insured, at per
cent he gives his note for $50. If at 10 per cent
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He then becomes a member on the approval OF
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second, with the losses Of the Company; and
should it prove insufficient to pay both losses and
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any occur is borrowed agreeaby to the act OF IN
corporation, and paid. An assessment is then
made to repay such loan upon the premium notes,
in proportion to their respective amounts, and IN no
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ty.
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