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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12
BELVIDERE FOUNDRY.

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
public that he is now prepared to execute all or
ders in his line of business in the best manner,
and with despatch. He will manufacture
IIi6fl GIH AIRING
for Flour and other Mills, together with Castings
of every description turned and fitted up in the
best possible manner. Possessing conyeniences
for making
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12
SHERTFFS SALE.
Joseph Ahemus,

C"afteS ff0nfz ana war In the Court of
gafet ms HJe, ChaTfeS AHe- Common Pleas of
NUS mos Ahen'uS' He"Ty Monroe county.
dian of Nicholas AlemuS
and Iqodorc 4Hco,uS and Proceedings in
George FEobt ovord;on of Partition.
Russia AltemuS and 1ena
AHem0Sc.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an
order of the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, made the 9Ih day of December A. d.
lS4I, there will be sold on the premises in
Hamilton township, in said County on the first
day of February next al 10 o'clock noon, the
following described property, viz:
certain tract of Land situate partly in the
township OF Hamilton and partly IN the town
ship of Pocono, in said County, about two and a
half miles west of SnydersvilIe. Beginning at
a stone in public road, thence by lands of Con-
rad Woodlng, south 81 l2, west II perches
to a stone, south 4 l-2, east 50 perches to a
stone-thence by land of Joseph Rinker, south
60 l-2, west l0l perches to a stone, north
60, west 20 perches TO stone, thence by the
same and lands of Peter Woodling, north 38 2,
l45 3 perches to stone in the middle OF
public road, thence along said road nor,h
81 l.2, east 62, 2 perches-norlh SO perches,
east 76 perches, south 50, 100 perches and
thence south 50 10, east 10 perches 10 the
place of beginning, containing
HJ9 Acres and 43 Perches,
be the same more or less The improvements
are good Frame House, large Barn nearly new
Hog house, Shop and other buildings, a
good proportion of said properly is well i'm
proved land. II being the same property which
the late Nicholas AlIemus, dec. and the above
named Charles Franlz, lately held as tenants in
common
The terms and conditions of sale will be
made known at the time and place of sale,
SAMI.. GUNSAULES, Sheriff.
SherifI's Office, Stroudsburg, Jan, 5, 1912,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12
The efficiency in the Treasury on Saturday
last, was, it is said, equal to $5o0000.
DIED,

/ In Chesnu,hill, on Saturday morning last,
Mr.. George Oleweine, aged about 3S years.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12
s J. HOLLINSHEAD.

We the subscribers, citizens of and residing
within the bounds of The Borough of Strouds-
burg, do hereby certify that we know the house
for which license is prayed, and from It's neigh
borhood and situation believe it to be necessa-
ry for the accommodation of the public and en-
teranment of strangers and travellers, that such
house should be licensed; And we further GER
lify that we are personally, and well acquainted
with S. J. HoLLINsHEAD, the above petitioner.
and that he is and we know him TO be of good
repute for honesty and temperance, and Is well
provided with house room and convenlences
for the accommodation of strangers and travel
lers.
NJ. NJ Dimmck, John d. Morris,
John Boys, Charles Boys,
William Rafferty,, Mlffiin Hannum,
Edward Scott, Morris d Robeson,
Simon FREY, William Dean,
John H Mrick, John Slively.
January 5, 1912.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12
NOTICE.

To the Honorable the Judges Of the Court Of
Common Pleas of Pike county, nO,O composing
and holding tie Court of Quarter Sessions of
the Peace in and for SAID county.
The petition Of WILLIAM PLACE, of the town.
ship of Lehman, in the said county, respectful
ly sheweth: That he occupies house in the
said township, which has heretofore been used
and occupied as public house OF entertain
ment, and is desirous Of continuing TO keep a
public house therein He therefore prays your
honors TO gran, him license 10 keep public
house at the place aforesaid for the ensuing
year. And he will pray.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12
HEAVY CASTINGS

with Lathes OF different sizes, &c, lie feels conf
dent in his ability to execute all orders with which
he may be entrusted in workmanlike manner.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12
ALSU.
Pratts Cast Iron Smut Willis,

surpassed by none in use. Reference
STOGDELL STOKES, Siroudsburg.
Particular care will be taken to employ none
but good workmen in the different departments Of
the establishment, and no pains will be spared by
the proprietor TO give general satisfaction TO those
who may favor him with orders for work. He
has on hand n supply of
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12
WILLIAM PLACE.

We The subscribers, cirzens of and residing
within the bounds of the township of Lehman,
do hereby certify that we know lhe house for
which License is prayed, and from its neigh
bOrhood and situation believe il to be necessa-
ry for the accommodation of the public and en-
tertainment of strangers and travellers, that
such house should be licensed; And We further
certify, lha, we are personally and well ac-
quainted with VIM PLACE, the above petition
er, and that he is, and we know him TO be Of
good repue for honesty and temperance, and is
well provided with house room and convenient
ces for the accommodation of strangers and
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12

John Fiyte,
Jacob Greenamoyer,
Jacob Altemose,
Adam Ult,
Michael Smith,
George Kresge.
January IL, 1912.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12

Terms $500 IN advance 1926 half yearly; and $3.50 If moi
paid before the end Of the year.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12

Jacob Dorshimer,
Jacob AIlemose,
Henry w eiss,
George Sbifer,
Joseph Shupp,
George Weiss.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.

GOD SAVE THE COMMONWEALTH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-13
NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 49, 1912.
charles Dickens en- Amerique.

Charles Dickens en- Amerique.
Je te salue, ami de la Jeunesse!
Viens sur ces bords emus de ties portraits;
Viens aujourd'hui, amant de Ia Sagesse
De la vertu redire les sttraits.
L'Anerican au banquet de SEES fe.es
Ne to volt point dun regard Granger;
TuPenrichis de ties mobiles conquetes
Et de paystu ne fails que changer.
tn ne vieAs pas entoure du cortege
Que la nsissance etale avec ferte;
Et c'est assez que lie talent protege,
L'auteur qui salt montrer la verite.
Vieus sur les pas dune spouse adores;
Que ga beau'e subjugue les esprits
De vingt auteurs que Ia cendre sacree
A son aspect ceiebre ties etrits!
sois le soutisn de Ia classe ouvrisre,
Rends-lui rlus doux le prix de SEES travaux
Que Partisan Yoursuve ga carriere
Lbre It content en- dept de SEES maux!
lie monde un jour IGNORANT ia memoirs
Dcoernera des prix Ia vertu;
Et lindustrie, pombre de ia gloire
Ne vera plus son essor abattu.
Out, ties ecrits peintre de Ia NJ ture,
Sont degages de fel ct de poison:
pu Nouvea1.Alonde oifre nous la peinture;
Ose notre age enseigner la raison.
lie sol Franc ais, favorable au Genie,
Dun rain encens n'enivre point Pauteur;
nPencoursge ct repand sur sa vie
Ledouble eclat de For ct de Ihonneur.
Las je ne puts corriger pinjustiee
Dun peurle ami qri te fait bon accueil;
Ainsi que moi, cr0is lie sans arti6ce
Pour menager son cnur ct SON orgueil
JULES ANTOINE FRoNTIN,
Professor de Langues Modernes,
II Beekman street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-13
H0rrlsburQh.


Correspondence ofthe Heraldl
HARREBURoH, Feb. 10, 1912.
The Bank BM-Pennsylrania Liquidation Grand
Ball, &c. &c.
l have Just time to Inform you of the progress of
the Bank Bill. Being reported to the Senate yes
terday morning, it was taken up without being re-
ferred to any committee, and passed commtte of the
whole without amendment. An effort was then
made to bring it up second reading, but failed
twas manifestly the desire Of the democrats to in
duce the wings by some means to amend it, go that
the odum and responsibility offs passage might be
affixed to them--thsy having majority in the Sc
nate, but being unsuccessful in this, and understand
ing that the Governor was opposed to an immediate
and unconditional resumption, and would not sign
the bill If passed it was this morning moved to re-
ter II TO select committee, which motion, after
giving rise to much angry debate, prevailed. Two
thirds OF the members OF the House who voted for
the bill were opposed to il, and expected il to be
amended IN the Senate, and all parties in the Senate
look upon it as bill of denominations. Some of ts
sections are absolutely chlld-lke and foolish; and
Pennsylvania Statesmen (D-and to such men the
interest of a great commonwealth are committed
by too confding people, When am forced to
discover through their acts, their dsporable ignor-
OF many to discharge, with credit to the State, the
duties Of the stations they occupy and then look at
the State as she really is-contemplate her on the
very verge ofbankrup.cy, / tremble ss Pennsylva-
MAN for the result.
Sitting in the lobby of the House the other day,
gazed with pity with regret, upon the scene OF Gla-
diatoria and party strife before me, and as listen
ed to the triAng debae-the would-b, witty repartee,
and then the attempt at eloquence and oratory,
asked myselfthe quesisn-
"Do chattering monkeys mmick men,
Or we turn apes, out.monkey them
The other night we had grand masquerade ball
vii the elite the Capitol were there. The evening
passed pleasantly away, and all were highly delight
ed The "Herald' was not unrepresented, and you
shall have graphic f can make il SOY description
OF lin day or two
The revival of which spoke in my last continues
70 increase. The weather continues cod-office-
hunters are still plenty and to spare. Politicians
are still wild, scheming and visionary; but, bless
their souls, the ladies' hearts are as warm and their
eyes as bright as ever.
Yours, in haste, H.
Fsoh YvcArAs.-Ws have received Campesehy
papers to the 18th ult. The people generally are
stated to be much dssatisfsd with the terms Of the
late convs ntion concluded with the Mexican com
missionsrs-indeed they opposed to connex-
ion with Mexico on any terms Com Moore who
in that city, has taken possession Of the Yuca
tan navy, his superior force would enable him 10
do, and hold in the event that Mckee should an
prove the late convention for q re union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-13

BRIDoE OF Icx AT NIAGARA FALLs-Ar IScr-
DENr.-Thc river below the great cataract, pre-
sents at this time most singular phenomenon being
Rock to a distance Of mile and hal, BY an arch
Of impacted ice, of immense thickness. which has
been crossed daily by travellers and visitors for
week past, in perfect safety The ice, broken into
very fine pieces in its passage over tho Falls, has
risen up below in such quantities and with such
force that the mass has been elevated ne less than
thirty feet above the summer level OF the river,
presents firm mass, with occasional assures sew
eral feet in width, and IF great depth SO Perma-
nent seems this wonderful barrier OF nature, that
small building has been erected on 1t and occupied
as grocery
Ga Monday night last, soldier lost hi. life in at
tempting to desert from the Canadian side below
the Falls In order TO elude the sentinel, he pro-
cured a cord, and essayed to let himself Down the
precipice, Between Table Rock and the Ferry-but
the breaking Of the cord, dashed him lfeets on the
rocks and ice below. -Ba6nio Com. Fsb. q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-13

WESTERN WATERs-The Ohio, on the 9Th inst at
rising very rapidly. In 48 hours il rose thirteen feet.
TheCuyahosa was high on the 5th--.wo stes mbest
broke loose ia the nver and tried to get out nto he
Lake, but grounded in winding.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-13

VESSEL FouSprREp AND LIVES Losr.-A small
soop, understood to be the Hector which left here
the same afternoon, off Back River in heavylwale
from w. N. w. The captain and a boy were
drowned; one man was taken of the soop b.. the
schooner Golden Hunter, which vessel providss-
her boat and anchors, and had her sails biews
away.-Norfoik Herald, 10fi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-13
New York, 18th. r ebruary, 1872.
The Home Of the Inebriates
Go to the Drunkard's home.


Go to the Drunk ards home
Stark Poverty 10 there!
Desolate is all the room
The walls are dank and bare.
No fire upon the hearth,
To shed its cheerful blaze
And not remnant of the worth,
Was theirs in better days
The bed is thinly spread,
With tatter'd rags and torn
His wife and child were better dead.
Than haggal thus and worn.
Abroken chair and stool!
The fragment of glass!
And shatterd panes to let the cool
And nipping night winds pass.
And now wailing cry
Enough to chill the blood;
II speaks SO loud Of agony
Thefamishing Cor food!
That mothers heart will break.
Beneath its lead Of care;
No sympathy is near to make
Her sorrows light, or share.
Where are those bright hopes now,
That kindled in her breast,
When Joy was manuing DER her brow,
And gave to life its zest ?
Alas they all are fed.
The wreck too plainly tell;
For smiles, but bitter tears are shed,
And hopes sad requiem knells.
When flowers are in their bloom
An incense fills The air
Their sweets but mock that blighted home,
If they e'er enter there.
The lark sings in the sky
The robin in the wood, -
They meet no echo, but sigh
Within that drear abode.
The day is nearly done;
1t brought no balm to sorrow;
Perhaps when comes again that sun,
To them will be no morrow.
He sits blasted thing,
His eyes in vacant stare
As il some unseen devils ring
Their hissings in his oar
He grasps bottles neck,
Frail vessel 4 is gone
And like that shatter'd human wreck,
Its usefulness is done.
He moves not, nor he heeds
The wretchedness around;
Nor recks he of the heart that bleeds
In misery profound.
Now thou may'st enter Death!
Thou hast no terrors now
Gladly they'll take thy funeral wreath,
As once the bridal bough.
Lock there ye happy crowd,
Who throng in pleasures ways.
Dash down the cup lest ye, SO proud,
Should fall on evil days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-13
NEW YORK AND LIyERrooL COMMERCIAL LINE
Ok PACKETS.
..&ll'g6 = 4 g.. 49,, y&ll(|,

No 81 South street. New York
THE subscrber his for the
lsta appears before his friends with sentiments o
respect Tor able support he has received for many
He ~sshss tc call the attention Of those intending
r. send Tor tnes friends IN England Ireland Scotland and
Wales that they can at all times be accommodated by this
hIe BY wseEly oyHorunes from Liverpool well BY
end from Liverpool on the m sh ash Of each
has always been the study Of the Subscriber have the
snigrsnu show1 civy and dispatched without delays and
and dlRcnt attention win be given by he Liverpool
Agents TO those sent for well all embark with
them and should any Of those whose passage paid
the money Will be refunded without charge
The subscriber feels pleasure making ereut
shrs by which his passenge during the year
which has general and that consider
sy extended and concluded arrangements for the year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-13
Boz! Buzz!

What buzz about Boz
Like what there about quoz'-
Brought about by vile paper money,
By the vsting of fools,
There made such vile rules
They rob our poor hives Of the honey.
There look at that lad,
Trotting home with rich dad
Having ander each arm q bound novel;
Yes, that is the solace,
Ofthe luxurious palace,
While the Bible scarce grases the howell
A MEcnAxc.
New York, 18th. February, 1872.
Some years past papsr-money tax:eating gent - Eng
land, made bet that would set all the people in londo
talking about word so he paid the waeha ksrs to cha
up that queer ontandish word OF course the people we
enquring what it meant
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-09
state OF south Carolina,
LANCASTER DlSIklC1


iS IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
LEROY Sccreat VS. r. II. B.unu,,tt. Cupias ad Re-
spondcndun-
Leroy Hammond VS. F. Il. Brummctt. Cupias I'D
Respondendum.
F. K. -Brummelt, The defendant in the above
Cases. WHO is IN custody Of the Sheriff Of SAID
District, by virtue Of the above writ OF caplus
I'd respodendum, huving, in Older TO entltis hiui-
self to tho benefit OF an act entitled "ana act for the
reIif Of lnsu.vrnt Debiors in the Suc State," thil
d.y filed i'll my oficea schedule OF his whole es.
tate. )
NOTICE is, therefore, hereby given 10 the said
Plantffs US well US to all oter suing creditors o
the said F. K B un,r,rt,, to be und appear at Lan
caster Court House, ON Tuesday the 18th AlIrl
next at u o'clock Meridian. before one. o" III,
Associate Judges Of the id State, to shew caus
if any they can, why the said Dofi ndant shoul'
not be discharged on assigning the effects mention
| ed in his schedule, q, =
Clerks Office, Jan. 8, 1912.
s. BECKHAM.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-09
To, Rent,

r. INTEND on The lst day of July rexi, 10 re-
u move ~, S a K Of Coz dst my rvo stf,,s,
lately cccul ifd ty r: hci''"fh, and Mta, g.
Mct'ask J., 81 To mul 9, ,ihfn,iny ell an, nv iusJ
ne stnnd "a, now ff; RI R. Mt IN, 1; ;ur. torcs
INN ediatey h.lo viz: Che II Pics nj rc' u, ed
by Mcssrs VIZ T.. Bailey. & Co. III. n xt.e.
low, corner kershaw ano Front at e.,r, HI d ILw
occuIi hy Mr. u Rnln,. and iEe tuc .tntcs
row occupied bv me. To prr:tns nsiing in ii s
p acc, il is need rss say Ihii tn ore ng the
yer, bl ST stands "a pr seclting Cfttn a, AZ
Ter business: ard Pen ke .his 'cc i"n for
|the:infrnstion Of pefsorsre.idinp at d stance -
Pn session. Of q e Stores orcn,i b, hirssrs w.
E& T. Bafey & Co pnd D. Nal y. will br given
ON the lst day OF seFterl er next. th, H. II ran
be- al iy the 10th ErfJuly next. hfrav of ers
indurer enis 10, Capita i>,s aud IN n OF US n IS,
that are not mt IN any So th RI io",s Il il
ps'imoted. .,hat q, erts Of cotton for he lnst
two wars n,er ged 25cGt Ralts, n, itis curpos.
this years r, ceil Is vii IL ahoni II sHfnr -,
AUG p LACOs TE. ?
Ghcraw. Jan 12Ih.s 1912 y. <. 9&ssSs.$tf -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-03-09
ESTRAY..
Jan l2.

South Caro7ind-- Lancaster District.
"OLLED b. fore me this day as an Es.
tray. bright s"rrcl H"rsp (gelhing)
about fourteen and hall hands l.igh, So.
venteen years old. hlaze face. left shnuldr,
and leg nearly white; The left uoslril cut
or split; els very low in fl sh. APprai.
srti at ten dollars. and may b. seen al Dir,
Edward Terrill's near this place, Tho
owner is requested To come forward, PROV.
property, pay charges and take him away.
X. =. MORGAN, Magistrate.
Taxahaw. Ort. g. lS4I. t'4S.
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Edited by T. L. Nichols. Published by Hrrrick &
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

fI'HE subscriber las jnst rc' ivcd Q complete srp-
ply of ffeslr g@rden seeds of tie growth Of
e4l,which he offn TO his friends, on goods,e,m..
ALSoo.-A cohsignmont Of choi. e Double Dah.
las, Geraninms, Rose Tiers, Oleanden, j. ssn mines,
&c.s &c: which are offered 10 TIE ladi,s al New
York prcts He will also rccinve in few days, a
LOT Of choice Peach Treas, Meiari,ss &c.
,@s ~ - Z, & JAMES r.. McKAIE. !,
December 49, 49,: iss < - .ss:ss.SiS>$ - >
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WIxLIAM HuNTER,

BpoK-BINDER, CHARLOTTE, N. c..
6FFERs his services 10 tile citizens o Caniden, s.
" Z. und its vicinity. and assures those who may
patronzc hlm thai from tile prouptuess und style u!
which he executes orders, he wI give general salts
faction. -.
pPersons wishing binding douctc by leaving
their work ut the Camden Journal Office, have i
forwarded returned without my expense for Car
iagc. Nov. "a.
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Look Gut.

TlfE subscriber gives notice that le will place all
Il his notes and accounts, due previous to the
LIST "fJunuaiy. 1872 IN the hands Of an attorney ty
next rctuin day. lie is compelled to adop Ills
course TO enable him TO meet his own engagements,
and will, therefore, nrako no distincticis-
Tho subscriber finds that srcll custom crs os 60
not meet their engngtnnnts n, hast olce III tv
years arc unproftabie 10 iin-he ou!d, 'iel efie.
ruggest to such the proprify of ,rs,sf lrirg teir
business clscwhere. 10 those who have pul cluully
paid him, he returns his sincere thanks aid solics
continuance of their patronage. and will endeuvor
to merritt by attention 10 business. and selling
what they want in his line, a. tie Low est possible
prices. J. r. McKAIN.
Fell. 8.