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From the Nashville Banner.
WHAT HAS BEEN SETTLED by Nh.
FOLKS EI,ECsTIoNt

WHAT HAS BEEN SETTLED by Mr.
FOLKS ELECTloNl
The sutlacity OF Loco Foco 10 al.fs y n.
never more sH,kingly exempl6ed in any
thing, Than in the claim they sc, m ths,
we should consider the general pol,ry OF
The General Government SETTLED IN IA.
vor OF the Loco Foco docrrInes and msa.
sures, by the elevation Of James X. Polk
TO The Presidency.
The simplest. and at The same time
The most aonclnsivc answer to such prs
tension is another qneslicn,-whrch M
be found rather puzzling To the mos, am.
o'dextrous and perserse rf their double.
dealing politicians. Did these Loco Foo
co leaders consider any one measure or
p,ine'pie OF public policy SETTLED by The
gI'rloos, and. since The days oi Washing
Ton. unparalleled Wing Victory of IA 10 I,
when we succeeded! no, Only 10 placing
10 The Executive Chair agains, food Of
raIumny and misrepresentation a Hero
and patriot; bot al-o IN srminp Congress
WITH decisive Wing msjori,ies in both
branches; and, most important of al. in
carrying nineteen States GU, Of our com
s'tllatinn Of Twenty Sig, bv e pocular
majority which throws the minority Pre-.
s'den. so far in lie shade lhst any comma
tson between him and our prest and
good iiSrri'on" on The poin, Of popularity
would be ridicnlnns.
The simple truth is-Pnlk'. EIec,;o,
settled one thing; and lhal alone. lie is
p'es'den, Of the Uni'ed S.sts.; and no,
Henry Clay. - ~ "''
Aud as to bis supporters; tbty onlv
meant 10 make Mr.. Polk p,,.;asn, al
cone into power along with hrm.
one 81 the first OF A nerican Orators. n,
ac''tbra'eJ occasion, described the con,.e
winch The leaders that acquesced in the
nomination of so Insignificant personsce
pursued, when he made the classical Vi.
fusion:
The ghosts which Gre tabled to cross the stvx
,c''dftrer different hopes or purposes bey man
hare BEYOND 1T, still UNITE in The presen, With
to get over; and, therefore, all hurry and hrlIl,
mo 'he caky and shattered craft of Charon the
ferTyman." -
A TO ultimate objects. in the late Pre-.
s'neniIal contest, cash Loco Foco lrader
Lad his own. AL could agree however
10 The frststep. And {" this motley .hrnpe
u political aiven'urers," With as much
inference OF final object AZ the voyaoers
across The Styx.. AMI a. lille care sl.o
or each oihcs. male boat Of "Dcmo-
'r.cy aud all rushed add scram bled into
IN the hope thu, they would be pushed
'ver 10 The safe shore. 3'.7
The only hing, therefore, that is SET.
led, 1t Is quI:e clear, IS thh T,r,ri
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MEsnERlsM.
The Nes York correspondent Of A.
National inirliig. nrfr wriles Is follow.
Aru YEA -. -

The Nes York correspondent ar ii.
National inleliig. nrrr writes Is lollow..
: New Yea, Jan1asy IA
" Some Of our principal physician. An.
likely 10 hreome converts n lepelh 4 .
brlief il Ihr lruIhvf he much-sbssee -;
enre n Mesnerism. A mosa ron,inr;rr
evidence Of lie power and Iesliiv 81 ~
mesmeric agenry wassaLihiIed IN dis civ
On thursday last. (lhe ltIlh ins.snll ;n,h.
presence e Electors Mott. Francis, Dnsps
nelaseld. Rogers, sndolhers-all az lien
mrn seknou lodged 10 stand in lie lron,
rank ollheir profession. A younrl,ay n
responsibility residing in & haa brTs s,r,.,
while In The s0mnambulic state in,lureJ
hy mesmerism. had iamor re- moved FINN
her neck near The carniid artery. TIe
mesmeriser ard surgical operator was Dr.
Bert onnier, 4 young man Of enc abiIi,iss
who has recently arrived here from Pa,is
The subject submitted 10 tie painful ope.
ration without lie slightest manilesta,iou
Of physical pain or shrinking serepe
smile playing upon her lips n The knile
cut deep into the flesh. Afer the opera-
linn Sas ended, ~ apparent disposition
10 awaken from The magnetic trance Was
Immediately dispelled By a Few pa,,e,
oi the mesmeriser's hand. The eninep,
physicians, who wee present. nearly an
nf whom came "prrpared 10 sroll," Ie,
gaided one another in silent amszemtn,
a The successful close Of The experiment.
As one Of HE mast distinguished Of hem
,emarked to me. ih,ir looks seem,d 10
say: shave We not disbtlie, Cd IN ,le,e
things Ion long," The case was in al
It's details OF n most convinc ng characLr.
A full description Of il drly authenticated,
will soon be published. Il is likely to
rival in I'M. rest that in wiicl, the celeira,.
ed Closuei ~ Paris was the operator; Lo
removed Career under similar cirrum.
stanres, hut here the operation was not
50 sir rply a,,ested as IN the present In
stance. a profound impression has un-
doubledly been made upon the minds Of
our medical and scientific men By lhisex.
traonlinary incident, onliimatory o. il is
Of an agency in nature, The existence Of
which they have hitherto denied, and The
attempts TO establish The truth oT which
they have denounced the glossest. Quack-
cry
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g 81 fliaFsnGn,a ahd hlnoR. nul th1l
Ei4rs = fslsa = aereilfil aad destructive;
aa3 - EIiL. like E,se fstisAlaa tree Al
Eaen, ! ~ ; deadly sEaliiy.
Al he akabiI4nis a lhe heayeaiy Eor.d
lass hsliEass. III zhatis h.llnes<s How
many graees and vir.Hrs does i inclHdes
We .sgIy. II = The nhseaee II al en-, and
me psesence Of sll r0od. IiinciaSss eve
~ Flnne and every grace, viii every hing
mat i lovely. and every thing I.al Is ex-
rellcat ani jesirssie. Il rompreaends
goodness. mery, and truth: righteous
ness. jasi;ns, and equity; with al oiEeE
exeellearies that are n and proper for thc
pace and safety, happiness snd honor. Of
Immortal spirits in he kingdom II God.
hhsre Il i found in perfection there i
nothing TINT i wroHg. nothing that i
huraal, AMI nothing thas is iishonnr4hle:
hut every ding ilsai j. rig!i, every Thing
that i useful. and eve. hing that i gresl
and digniiied.
That religion which includes q predo.
mInanl lore Of holiness, is worthy Of thai
God who j. is author and is end; and i
is a religion that eanact change, in III,
smallest iola, while he endurcs. u i'm
plies high state Of persscs.oa. and hol,
spirits love il, because il i agreeable I,
their pure nature. They lose and admin
thai transeendaat holiness which l. sseT
in God; and they love il, Is il appears il
lower degree. in every heavenly spirit
l! i loved in al! il varied operations, be.
ranse il promotes the happiness Of tlie
creature. and the glory Of the Creator
Oh: what is religion without holiness
And VIA, is holiness without lore. Love
promotes holiness, and holiness promote,
love. These cannot be separated: and
what God has joined lsi no man Try to put
asunder.
The reign Of pure love makes heaven :
lovely place. Who would not desire tG
dwell in the courts above, where the purI
fire OF celestial love burns and CLOVIS il
every hear; and where, like the fire OF
the Jewish altar. il viii ncTergo out! Lev
vi. l3. Surely such Place must be hap
py beyond description. There is ons
heaFi. one way, and one end, in heaven
aud that way Is holiness, and that end is
the divine glory. How this world sinks
when compared with that! What are all
lis riches, all its honors, or all its plea
sures, bu, vanity, and vexation Of The spi-
Til! We talk Of the pleasures Of religion,
but where love is wanting all is an aching
void: but love is found in perfection. and
pleasures are perfect in The realms of gIo-
~.
These observations on love are verified,
both by the Old Testament and the New.
Moses commanded the children of Israel
TO love the Lord their God with all their
heart, Deut. vi. ). Jesus assures us that
the two great commandments of the law
are love to God, and love 10 our neigIlSor,
Mali. xxi. 1873. And the apostle Paul
adiras. that "loye is the fulfilling of the
law" Rom. xiii. 10. All religious sects
have their fatociIe daSp,s- hui SbassEss is m
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has haTn ~ ali n0bly. ThEFp l. . 6itis
% b. arPsnas3 o. - Zines q Fisl. o.
her , linid 0sn misLl rsk his lie. O. )
bare 0re iFnsg his ksaor. Louisisna i
Whig TO-DAY. fsisly his5. So. l0a. y
Georgls; o., IL bsni . m0m~nl By The blast.
unbfokea her bsnner oil frsnne lie place
IN he Wing Ire. The wings are 6rm
every wLrrs. The means used 70 defeat -
Strengthened ~. The lsll like thai Of An
'Rss uill giEerecoubled Tigor and snsrgy.
The terrible ealsmiiy sustained xill arouse
he nation 10 aver Its consequences. Bai
we must sudessof - 10 triumph that the
fruits Of victory will not be lost Our ae-
Verssfies haze seI most lsmen.sble "a
ample. Instead Of selecting man high
10 The confidence Of the eolnlry. end "a
wsrding bin for pact services, they have
chosen mere man ofslrss. and 80 un-
known thai be might run on opposite
principles in ciE,renl sections. 10 thus
demonstrating lhs assilsbilliy Of s0eh .
man. they have done al 10 their poser
10 discourage sialesmanlike eninence and
patriotism. Our candidate xas defeats D
because he was 100 honest. 100 open. and
mo manly to conceal bio opinions. Gen
ilemen on the other aide Of the House
may exLlt in he event. boz they know
that he vas ossrthrown 10 no far or man
~ contest. II vas The Hector OF Shsks-
reare. surrounded and inpsIed By myr-
mit0ns-
"The canh'thai ears him dead, bears no, alive
SO stout gentleman
Many bright eye and manly heart
nouns over him. bu. be needs il not:
We, mt Us, not him. for he rests we'll
Instead Of The dark cypress, there viii
save over him the Lrighl green laurels Of
glory, aud they sill become sseensr and
brighter ss centuries roll On. Bui ne
shall want his ssgaeious bead, his elo-
queni tongue. and htsrt Of ERE. Since be
cane on The sage Of action, in every eIi-
sis.
One blasi upon his hugle horn
Was worth thousand men,"
Sir, il is not talent alone thai makes the
great .sissesman. There must be added
10 high in,elleei paramount devo.ion TO
our country, determination 20 sacrifice
every thing Of sell 10 promote iis advance
ment. Sir, no Statesman, no nan ever
frli This principle 10 greater degree Than
Henry Clay. And nll life shall fade, lie
will stand erect with spirit snbroken. in
4 e front rank OF those who rally around
The Constitution aad HE Union.
II be bears himself we'll, so does his
patty. ] derlsfe, cir, | have seen nolh-
ing. ! have heard nothing. | have read Of
nothing like il. Whether il be o voice
from The monnlains ofmy Ga n di.lrici, or
from The dfnsely populated cities of The
North, il brsa,hss the same spirit. l have
seen no one Wing uho reerellsd his
course; no one who would not rather be
in exile with BIuius than irium phinR
with Antony; no one uho will rot 20 in
- h-..i- ---:-@ --;sL -.a.. 49, 49,. o..
weht into the former action. Considering
us numte's. 50 help me God. 1 believe
there has 'xisted not upon earth a parry
30 noble. Ifl csnnot preserve this rres,
country. then. sir, you nav burn lhe Con I
siiulion, Tor IL 10 worthless.
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uns AtETaHE Msa--Rbliasss. s r,.-
RiEhls Nsn 80 Cansnlldanon,s,s-A,.
neKsiaaisls and Asi,-AnEFx .lioai.,,.
Ah8inionlsis md IiHs-Slsss Mesa
Tssasssy sdvosa,ss ard State Bss1 an
aaa Supporters 81 Nsnonal B.nk -.
ranbined. 70 some way Or oskrr. i -,
lhsmsflsss a. shs uay - gaining n. 80.
81 apd he diciiacfiOR n pIblse ole.
NOTHING ELLK y SETTLED.
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Mn. Clay AND THE MAT PRESIDENCY.
Most heartily do we concur in sle fol.
lowing scll.limed remarks OF the N, Y.
EApTess:
We are sorry 10 see the hints or sugces.
lions tl,"wn out, that Mr.. Clay may he
run ior the Presidency in 1888. They are
no wise fiends of his who throw gu,
these suggestions, for they keep allie par
~ ieuds and personal hostility, and "ius.
lice nc'er can be dane Mr.. Clay. iii
thaiPresona. hnstilily isremovej. T'hocs.
snds believe, for they have so of nlten read
u ~ l'ocoinro prints, that Mr.. Clay has
" mnr!rred' somebody-and tia, he is
a" bla' k!eg." gambling Sabbath nights,
'hey have M manner 81 doubt. Time md
absence from party strife a.nne, can re-
move these lies from their effect ON ipnn.
rant minds. For fifteen : ears now. thpv
nave been so constantly dinned into tie
ears oi ignorance. that Justice can only
c"me when he is Of the arena of ambition,
so that ambitious men i'm lie Lnco(pco
ranks, who have some macn nimily. can
afford TO correct the lies l. cir co laborers
nave spread. The frankncss. generosity
AMI IearIessne;s # Mr.. Clay's life and
Character have exposed him to being lied
ao~" p; aud his i, signal and melancholy
memthio Of the danger oil {" c rr, ing your
nsaF' III ynnr hand" as a public mas.
History will Il Him justice. Ills country
and his whole uniry will do him jus.
''ee, perhaps in his own day, If his coun-
Try has need rmphaiicaIly Of him. and lie
Is not always kep' on the Stage for ne
yer dId such men pass or without leaving
Il name ard fame behind Tor which the
world al last was grateful.
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The Marry OF BEING A CANDIDATE
FOR orr'cE.-An Ohio paper relates the
f'iio"mg anecdote of an inexperienced
candidate for office:
=" We once had fellow student. who,
alter he had graduated. enered upon The
practice OF medicine with very lair pros
p'c's' but imam evil hour he consented to
income candidate for election to the
Stale Legislature lie was man of good
natural end"wments and competent ltea A.
~ education. lie had prepared himself
'or ms profession by close application To
s'""y' and had If course entered but lit
ue INTO re V, so that he was little &C.
q""h'et with The warld, and had no cnncep-
'.'' "' what he was 10 endure in The cleo
pioneering canvass. lie az elected; but
,''rr u was all over, he said 10 US, "lr
Va" SHOWN WHAT would have heen said Of
me ny my opponents. | would have run
away rather than have suffered myself to
"e nominated. KNEW that nobody could
say murh good Of me, but ihoug hit also
'na' i'ey could not say much harm. Yet
'he newspapers opened upon me: they
,''ade me outs so bad fellow 4 did not be-
''eve u was me at all: and | cnuld not he
OF my own identity until called
"y d"g, and found that he knew me-"
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me y. 5. Senate. has passed lhe bill
UT me establishment of the Smithsonian
/. ,''s"'ale '"r the increase and diffusion of
IN 'wledse am ng men.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-31

MHSS. CTC.
DeCoursey, Lalourcade & Co. II Market street
William Ii Love I47 do
Cooley Spry q Co 81 do
Hardware and Cutlery.
Edward S Handy s Co eS Market st. above Third
fardey, Sewers & Co l4l do do
John S Fitchet, 5Co AZ DO below Second
Allen R Reeves & Co l77l-2 do
Vim T Howell & Co Isl do
Deacon d Peterson 1877 do
Martin Bneher & Bro. 1875 do below Fifth
Michael Baker, 2l5 do
Maslin H Pepper \ Third street
Faust 4 Winebrener 20 do do
Soddlery Hardware. and Carriage Trimmings
John NJ Ford, 80 North Third street
H G. G Frcke, ii do do
Golf q Peterson, - North Fourth street
Wm Ford, do do
Saddlery, Saddlery Hardware, Harness,
Trunks, dc.
Edward P Meyer 39 also 252 Market street
Publishers, Booksellers, and Stationers
Grigg & Elliott, n Fourth ST
Hogan g. Thompson, 80 do do
Hides, OIL and Leather Deaters.
William hIusser & Co 263 Market street
II NJ Crawford 20i North Third street
Boots. shoes, Bonnets, Caps, Leg
llorE and Palm Hats,
" T.. & j. G. WheIan, I5s Market street
Levick, jenkins & Co. $50 {"
Cbiaa, Eaftheuuarc and Glass.
Alexander Read, POS Market street.
Peter Wright G. Sons 2j9 do
Wright {, Wharton 20 North Third $,
Benedict Dorsey & Son i25 do
Wm. P Hacker, 62 North Second st. above Arch
manufacturers and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines,
Pants, Oils. &c.
Thomas p James. 2l3 Market street
Thompson. Pancoast g. Co. 40 do below &c
Caleb Cresson, north Third st.
Manufacturers Of Sieres, Riddles Screens and
Ifrework in general.
Joseph A. Needles &, Co, 81 North Front ST.
Combs, Brushes, Bntons. Spool Cotton, Trim
mingS, Fa"cy Goods, dc. dc.
Oliver Martin, 2l North Fourth
S. NJ. Day, 10 do
Manufacturers and Importers Of Military Goods,
FringeS, Cords. IaSseiS, Carriage LaceS, dc.
Wm. II Horstmann & Sons, 81 North Third ST.
Manufacturers ot Umbrellas, Prasols and Sun
Shades.
Sleeper Brothers. l26 Market street
Wright & Brothers, 1875 do
manufacturers Of Hats, Caps. Wool Hats, &c.
Henderson & Leyick, IA Market street
S. 81 o. G. Nichols, ia do
Manufacturers Of Patent Floor and Furniture Oil
Cloths, and elastic Carriage curtains.
Potter q Carmichael 568 North Third st.
Isaac Macauley, Jr. N Fifth street
Manufacturers Of Lalies' and Gentlemen's Cheap
IraUeiimg Trunks.
s. L. Hickey & Co. $50 Chesnut street
George b Bains, and 25 north Fourth st
Impmtrrs Of Toys, Fancy and Staple Goods,
Brushes and PrJ)amery
A T OFT Monrose, I6 5 Fourth below Market
Louis G. Bauersachs, 10 Market street
Manufacturer Of Combs, Brushes,
Soaps and PerfunerY..
Thomas Burch. Jr Gate of Plttsburg) 1873 Mar
ket street
Groceries.
Wm Y Anderson q Co. 81 north Water street
John Trucks, IL \ Fifth st, corner of Commerce
Waterman d Osbourn, n " corner of Second and
Arch streets sse Sass /. s.E
Paterson & Co iS2 Market street
Dealer in Candies, Oranges, Lemons,
Raislns, &c.
Iohn ]. Richardson, IL Market,st below second
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-31

Importers of all kinds of Shipping
F'urS.
VIM Geisse & Sons, 60 S Front, below Chestnut
Agricultural and Horticultural Imple-
ments, Garden, Grass, and
Flower Seeds.
D. o. Prouty, 1919 Market st, below 9th, $ side
Looking Glasses, Plated and Fancy
Hardware, Combs, Brushes, &C.
William 6, Walter Cresson, IA north Fourth st
Importer & Dealer in Boiling Cloths.
Jacob Fry, So north Third st (successor to Riters)
Manufacturers and Dealers in Straw
Goods, Hair Edgings, &c.
VIM M. & Jas. +. Maul, 80 north Second st
Manufacturers of Caps and Stocks,
and Dealers in Boots, Shoes and
Bonnets.
James T. Leet & Co. 1914 north Third street
Manufacturer of Paien, Leather, Glazed Muslin
Carnage OIL Cloths aud Gaps.
John r Holloway. north Fifth street
Brass Eight Day, 80 Hour q General
Clock Establishments.
James S. Smith, 81 north Third st near Cherry
James Barber, 238 Market ST. so side, above 9TH
A. f Lovel, corner of Third and Wood SITS, and
corner of Fourth and Market streets
Print Warehouse, Dealers in Prints,
only.
Morrell & Co 2Ol Market st, ID door above Fifth.
Philadelphia, Feb. 20, lS45-St
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-31

Tobacco, Snuff, and Segars,
of the best and cheapest qualities always on
hand, and will suit those W no NAV favor him
with a call
Porter, Ale, Mead and Lemonade
constantly kept on hand.
For the liberal support already received from
his friends and customers he returns his sincere
thanks, AMI will endeavor in future 10 merit
continuance of their iavors, By sparing no ex-
erions TO make his establishment an agreeable
retreat.
Slroudsburg, June l9, 1915.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-31
MILL GEARING

MILL GEARING
for Flour and other Mills, together with Cast
ings of every description turned and fitted up
in The best possible manner. He feels conf
dent in his ability TO execute all orders with
which he may be entrusted in workman-Iike
manner Particular care will be taken 10 en-
ploy none but good workmen in The different
departments of The establishment, and no pains
will be spared by The proprietor 10 give gen
eraI satisfaction To those who may favor him
with orders for work.
BRASS CASTINGS,
such as Spindle Steps, Shaft and Gudgeon
Boxes, &C. will be made TO order. Old Cop
per and Brass taken in exchange al the highest
price Patterns made 10 order.
Vhreslling Machines e. Horse Powers
of The most approved construction, will be fur
nished 10 order al the shortest notice.
Wrought IRON MEEl Work
will be done on the most reasonable terms, and
all kinds Of smith work.
The best kind of Sled Shoes and polished
Wagon Boxes will always be kept on hand.
PIoughs of the mos, approved plan will be
kept on hand, and an excellent assortment Of
Plough Castings which he offers for sale to
Plough makers.
SAMUEL HAYDEN.
Stroud sburg, March l3, lS45.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-31
Stroudsburg. March l3, l845.
LOOK HERE.

We have just received for sale. al the Jetfer-
sonian Office. supply of Fenner's Oder5fer-
GUS Compound for strengthening, softening and
beouttfying the HAIR" also of 8 Fenner's Den
trifce for Preserving and Bedutty'ng the Teeth,
preventing Tooth Ache, &c" and also "Fenner S
Pomade Divine, preparation for curing chap
ped hands, bruises, &c. The articles are all of
Ihe first quality, aud The high reputation which
they have acquired in The cities, and wherever
else they have been used, cannot fail to recon-
mend them 10 The general notice and patronage
of the people of this place and vicinity. A
number of our citizens have already tried them,
and pronounce them excellent We invite all,
who are in want of any such articles, TO give US
CALL and we are sure they will moi 60 away
unsatisfied.
December 10, 1874
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-31
Administrators Nosice.

Notice is hereby gisen thai all persons IN,
debed 10 the slate OF Iaseph Lee, late OF Stroud
,owsship. Monroe county, jee'l, are requested
To make Immediate payment IN The suoscfiHer;
--and all persons having demands again'' sa'o
estate, are requested TO present then'' dn'y a"-
for settlement, on Of before me hfS'
day Of April next
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-31
ESg lszH 3 .',III,|'.,1 3
Rest Fenner & Go.


Umbrellas, ParasOIs, & SUN Shades,
No. l43 Market street, Philadelphia.
Invite the attention of Merchants, Manufactu-
rers, &c. &c, to their very Extensive,
Elegant, New Stock, prepared with
great care, and offered
At the LOuest possible Prices for Cash
The principle on which this concern is es--
tabllshed is to consult the mutual interest Of
their customers and themselves by manufacHi-
ring good aTliCle, selling it al the Lowe st,
Price for Cash, and realizing their own REMIT
neraiIon, IN he amount OF sales and quick rs--
turns.
Possessing inexhaustible facilities for manu.
(acture, they are prepared TO supply orders to
any extent, and respectfully solicit the palron--
age of merchants, manufacturers and dealers.
A Large assortment Of the New Style Curtain
ParasolS.
PbiIa.. Nov. 81, lS44.---Iy.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-31
STROUDSBURG
IRON AND BRASS
FOUNDRY.

The subscriber having purchased The in'er.
est of Wm. Schlaugh in the above establish
men,, takes this method 10 inform the public
generally and Mlllers and Farmers especial
~, that he has removed to the large and CON-
yepient
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-31
Foundry and Machine Shop,

in The rear Of John Boys Store, and would be
thankful for any patronage extended towards
him, and respectfully announces that he is
prepared TO execute all orders in his line OF
business in the best manner and with despatch
He will manufacture