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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27
NEW FALL GOODS
w ELLES e EAisL,
No. SIS Barclay Street. \, Y.

Are receiving an entire new Stock oil Sea-
sonable Day GooDs, TO which The artealion of
families and persons about commencing house,
keeping, is respectfully invited.
They have now on hand, new styles
Fall Prints, American, English and French
Ginghams
Rich Plaid and Shaded Muslin de LANES
Super Black aud Mode cuored Aipaccas. silk
warp
New STYLES of .louded Alpaca, for ladies fi-
ding habits
Black aud cold Silks. Bomhazines.
lIsh Linens, Lawns WIDE Sheeliny and Table
Linen.
Damask Napkins, all sizes
Cotton Table Cloths, Wors,ed do
Marsellles Quilts aud Counetpanrs
Cotton ShirlInss and Sbeerne Corded Skirts.
Cambric Jaconet and Book Muslius, plain auJ
figured.
Jaconel and Swiss Muslin, Inserting and Ely
ings.
Mems and Women's Cotton. Lambs wool Shirts
and drawers
Linen Cambria lidkf's, Hosiery of every de-
scfiplinn.
Superfne FIannels-- land general assortment
| of goods for chiIdrens wear.
September Is, ls45.
| N B.---J. w. STRADER, formerly of STnods-
burg and Shawnee Monroe county, would b1
happy to see his old friends. and the Merchants
of Monroe and Pike counties, al the above Store,
where they can be supplied with ali descrP-
.ions of Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods, on a.
reasonable terms, for cash or limited credn.
as at any other establishment in the Guy.
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BARGAINS

May be had at WELLES & EARL'S New
Dry Goods Store, No. 6o Barclay street, Two
doors above Greenwich street. New York.
where the following Goods may be found. az
unexampled low prices. viz:
Brown and Bleached Shirtings.
Calicoes, the greatest assortment ever offered
on This side of the town.
Muslin de Lanes, Na .,v,..
Ginghams, J
Black and colored Alpaccas.
Plaid Alpaccas
FlanneIs. White, Red and Yellow.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Saline,is aud Kentucky
Jeans.
Shawls, great variety.
Hosiery, from l shilling per pair 10 shillings,
Together with a grea, variety Of Fancy Goods
New York, September III, l845.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27
LAST NOTICE.

All persons indebted Ia the subscriber, will
please take notice thai unless they turn their
attention thereto, without any iu.her delay, |
shall he obliged 10 wait on them by one IN an-
ihority with Hocus Conpellus" in hand,
which would be very repngnan, 10 my feelings
aud contrary 10 my desire, bu. for1earance some
rnes ceases 10 be virtue. and money must
have and ths, soon
NJ B.----My Books, Notes, and all matters
connected with my late business, are in The
hand, oi S,ogdell Stokes. who is duly author.
ized 10 se.ile and receIp' for he sane
WILLIAM EASTBURN.
Suoujaburg, Aug /, iai5.
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A LIST

OF Wholesale Dealers and Retailers OF Foreign
Ncrehandiee and Liquors within the county
of Monroe. for The year ls45.
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English and German
prayer Book for Children.

The subscriber has just published an edition
of new book calculated for the juvenile read
er, bearing the above lille. II is intended lot
families and Sabbath Schools. For sale at the
office of the Republican, and by the publisher
al Bethlehem. Price per dozen 81 ,2o--sing'e
copy % l2 cents.
JULIUS w. HELD.
October 80 1S45
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aud will devoielhs best efforts TO the accommO-
dalton of those who will favor him with their
patronage.
With an experience in the business OF no IN
considerable leng'h--a determination 10 adhere
strictly 10 his promises land a resolution never
in make unreasonable charges, he flatiers him
self that he will receive fair proportion OF the
custom of The Borough and neighborhcod.
Country produce of all kinds, taken IN pay
men, for work, if brought in reasonable time.
N. B. Repairing done al the shortest notice
AprIl g. l845. -.6m.
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on Elizabeth street, in the room formerly occu-
pied by jnseph l.. Keller, as Grocery, where
he is prepared to accommodate the public with
all kinds nf CANDIES OF the best quality.
He also keeps on hand FRUIT, embracing all
The trlicacies nf ibe season. and NUTS of all
kinds !iIs stock consists III pari, of
Oranges, Figs. Cream Mats,
Lemons. Aimonds, Cocoa Nuts
RaiSms, Pfuaes. Ground NafS,
and variety of all kinds of Confectionery gen.
orally KEEP, in such an esiabishnen,--ai O
which be vii sell very low for Cash. He ha>
also added TO the above stock, all The article.
connected with
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27

Is William NJ. Warne, IA 700
Those marked thus have taken out license
TO sell liquor. Those marked thus have paid
All the above Licenses that remain unpaid
on Ibe l>t day of December nexi, will be
placed in The hands Of Justice for collection.
JACOB SHOEMAKER, Treas.
TreasureI's Office, Sirouds-
burg Nov 30. 1915 {3i
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27
Auditors, Notice.

The undersigned. Auditors appointed by The
Orphans Cnnr of the county Of Monroe, 10 re-
view. and reverse, and correct, il occasion re-
garr, ihe account of Michael Brown, one Of
lie Tesiameaiary Trustees of Philip Straw
der. deceased, will meet al The house Of Jacob
knechr, lnnkeeper. in the Borough Of SIouds-
burg, on Saturday the 29lh day of November
ln,l.. Il, len O'Clock. A. NJ to allend TO the du-
Hes of ihelr appointment when and where all
pcr>ons interested hereby notified TO be and
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27

together with "a'le'y oI Tubs, BOWS, &c.
Tobacco, Snuff, and segars,
Of the hes, ard cheapest qualities always on
hand an, will sui, those vino may favor him
with call.
Porter, Ale, Mead and lemonade
cons' 'andy kept on hand.
For the liberal support, already received iroo'
his friends and customers he return, his sincere
thanks, and will endeavor in future 10 merit a
coninnapce of their avors, by sparing no ex-
eriions to mike his establishment an agreeable
retreat;
S,oud>bnrg, June 10. lS45.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27

Doctor Of Civil Law Fellow of the Royal Societies Of London
and Edinburgh Member of the Universities OF Cambridge
and Dublin, and formerly Professor of Natural PHI
losophy and Astronomy in the University OF
London, &c. &c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29
TO PLANTER s<AND- oTaEpg'


he undersigned has received by late arfi-
n vals,and intends to keep constantly on hand
general supply of groceries, bagging and rope,
ana w western Produce, mostly on commission
Wnicn Will be sold al the very lowest price OF
The inafk-t. Among the articles are the fol-
n. o. Sugar. Loaf do boston Refined.
Chrushed Aiolasses. best Sugar House,
in barrels and half barrels; Rio and Java
Coffee; Rice; Tea, Gunpowder and
Black; Sperm, Stearine, and Adamantine
candles; Toilet Soap. Bar [Boston no II
Salr, fne and coarse Nails and Brads.
IBostoul Flour, superior brands, at river
prices Whisky, at river prices; Family
shad in barrels Mackeral in ID s. Ia
bbls s. kits; maccaroni Vermicelli Rai-
sins in l-2 boxes Almond Pepper !;
Spice Ginger, race and ground Superb
or Old Port Wine, MADEIRA, Champagne.
Napoleon and Key brand old Holland
Gin cogniac Brandy, Sweet Oil, prime
article sperm Oil Tanners Oil Cas-
tor Oil Siougbton's Bitters; Pickles
assorted sizes, Underwood i ketchup,
mushroom aud tamato chewing Tobacco,
every quality, smoking tobacco and
Cigars Pipes, clay and stone Eric
lion matches; Backing, superior !;
Tar in barrels and kegs, claret wine and
bottles; COrks; Gunny bags; Grass sacks;
Painted buckets Brooms; Grass seed; 10.
d;go; madden; Powder; Lead; shot; Letter
paper; Negro kerseys; Shirtings. Brogans;
Boots, &c, &c.
p. FL. GOODWIN, Howord's Row,
Memphis Agent for Franklin s. Hen
derson, Commission Merchants, N. O.
Memphis, March. 29-1t
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29
District CEancery Court Of tie State
of MississpPi,at Holly Springs.
Robert H Butord February
527 as.
Mosha, or Ne O Sha

527 rs.
Mosha, or Me o Sha. Rules 1916.
UPON opening the matters of Complain
ants Bill, it appearing 10 the satisfaction of
the court that the defendant an Indian Wo
man, is not an inhabitant of this State, but
resides beyond the limits thereof, so that
the ordinary process Of this Court cannot
be served on her. Therefore il is ordered
that unless the defendant appear before the
Vice Chancellor, at The Court room In The
town of Holly Springs, on the first Monday
of July next. and plead. answer, or demur,
to the CompaiGants Bill, the several allie
cations thereof will i,e taken for confessed,
and such order and decree made therein as
shall appear equitable and just
And It is further ordered that a copy of
this order be inserted IN the "Holly Springs
Gazette a newspaper published in the
town of Holly Springs, Mississippi, once a
week for two months successfully.
JAMES C. ANDERSON, CPk,
ABSTRACT,
Charges That on or about the l1th of
June 1886, compl purchased of defendant a
native woman of the Chickasaw tribe Of
Indians. her reserve, under the Treaty, be-
ween the Uniled States, and the Chicka-
sa " tribe tf Indians. which reserve was To-
Gated In Section 33. OF township IL, and
Range 6, West Of me Basis meridian OF
the Chckasaw CesSion, for which he paid
to said Indian the sum of $500, and took
a deed therefor, which was perfected un>
der said Treaty, that SAID reserve was loca-
ted, and said deed perfected, prior TO the
time of running the divisional line between
the Choctaw aud Chic kasaw tribe of Iudi-
ans and after the running and establishing
said inc, it was discovered, that said re-
serve was located on land, belonging 10 the
Choctaw tribe of Indians That so soon as
the Government of the United States, dis
covered, that reserves belonging to the
Chickasaw Indians had been located on
lands belonging 20 the Choctaws, instruc-
tons were given 10 the locating Agents, to
proceed aud locate said reserves on any
lands i'm the Chickasaw Cession not other.
wise legally approp rated, and in pursu-
ance of said instructions, said Agents, loca-
ted the reserve of defendant, upon fractional
Section 3, Township 4, Range ID, West Of
the Basis Meridian, Chickasaw Cession,
which location has been approved by the
u. s., which reserve is of right the proper.
iy of compl, ard which is located in the
name ofthe reserve Instead of compl
Prayer. That defendant be decreed, to
hold said last named land as Trustee for
compl and compelled to convey the same
TO him tor general relief.
TOTTEN s. BRADFORD Soprs.
March s. 1S45.-n29-2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

The CLOSING ScRNE-The subiimity
and grandeur of this scene are, Of themseI.
YES, suited TO draw off the mind from earth
and impress il with sentiments OF sobriety
and awe. The resurrection the dead.
the gathering of the nations, the rocking of
The world and It's eonlagra,ion, 'The shout.
the voice of the archangel. and the trump
of God" all unite to make ,his a scene of
inconceivable subtmiiy One single fsa
tuFe in this grand exhibition will far ex-
ceed all the events and cerimonies which
in this world appear so imposing. What
is the Inauguration of a President. or the
coronation of an Emperor, compared with
the coronation, on that day, of one of the
least in The kingdom of Heaven What
IS the mu=teriog of armies, compared with
the assembling cf all the generations Of
men, both Of the quick and The dead 2-Rer
DIR Fisk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29
-, raE \. o. PIcAYUXEl

CsLfF. RNIA.--THE OREGON
- Ws nave been informed by a
pa9 llf The Pacific coast ~
Ia. .ha. two or three AmeTi
n .r7at to engage 10 the culture OF
~ lover par. of Upper Calllor-
I,ftspy feel confI nt Of raising a
,r.eIs and iG great abundance.
\ --bo or plantation IS not far from
10 Iat. 50 degree y the eli.
varm and delightfully."- ane.
,9s qsn.llman informs US that ma
E. O.egoa settlers have arrived ir
5ofhood OF the Bay Of san Fran
lhe Upper California, aud taken
abode there. I hey report Ore
poor countrv-nothing like the
as rerrasenlcd 20 them 10 beard
.nkfaI that the opportunity has
-lsd them Of leaving itand reach
fruitful and genial cline. So
y i The land in The neighblrhood
I. Francisco. that one bushel cf wheat
n.Iv Yields a crop Of seventy
aa4 lhis with very little troub.
the climate is 50 dry and pure
rss is almost unknown. To H.
.sae remarkable dryae,s Of the cli'
.ts bat necessary 10 state that wheel
II mrritlre, g., manufactured in
aud Of the best seasoned timber,
a5ltly after reaching this section
u4 aud fall 10 pieces unless every
ai- laken. American cmigranrs
=. ll.ly arriving and settling al the
p lgl onI o,her streams emptying III
.s,ofStu Francisco. Atthe Yer
he English is the principle Ian
1lsar, The AlcaIde being en- Amer
lnt The time j. no. far distant when
N n California will TEEN with An
" b civ.'iufion AMI the thrifty pro
HAa1Io-SIx0n hands.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29
~. COACH SHOP.
4S4s-SS 90 zEE gValtssali 81 Webster

Take this method of returning their thanks
to the Public for the patronage heretofore
extended, and hope to merit a continuance
ofthe same. They are still at the old stand
where they are prepared 70 do all kinds Q
Coach Work in the best and most approved
stvle. They have in their employ work
men not 20 be excelled anywhere in he
South. We have all kinds oftrlmming ma
erials. and pledge ourselves to render gen>
eral sa,;sfac.ioe in trimming Coaches SC.
One of the best Harness Makers IN 'ne
South is now in their employ and they can
supply harness as cneap.and as good as 'hey
can be obtained elsewhere. Charges iof
work moderate.
Holly Sprinps, Jan. IL, IS45-3m,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

Simple and efcctuaI Remedy for H0re
IN Cattle Try the remedy Of an egg
shell full Of tar, rather than attempt the
barbarous practice Of sticking.--If two
men hold the animals head straight, a
third is tongue 10 the right side, he can
easily put down lis throat an egg-shell full
Of tar, and in ten minutes relief will usually
take place; bat a second dose has never
failed " in my cattle, which are always
kept at a brisk walking pace through the
ward until relieved. .-D0H5tin Farmers
Gtz.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

dII5 persons admigted to the New
"a Almshouse week befjre last only
lele Americans n
as SIMPLE mention Of one fact ike the
lot more service in exposing the
''l-sus evil Of The present system Of ad
ag ioreigners, than whole volumes of
'ntat The oil country simply makes
Al'sr Of her paupers and convicts to
3eaientiaries and almshouses.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

Our CoUNTRV's SAFETY.-The bIes
sings of good education must be extended
TO the remolest corners OF the Republic
the chi.fg of the humblest son and daugh-
ter otthe State must be educated well and
thoroughly, so that in knowledge they
shall be on an equality with the rich and
the wealthy; and above all, the sacred
duties ofparents and the solemn teaching
OF Religion must never be forgotten. To
our mothers and our fathers we must ever
look for wise daughters, great staten.en,
pure patriots and noble defenders of our
country and country's rights. Ii is around
the domestic hearth, by the affectionate
teachings Of the mother and the earnest
aPpea's ofthe father, that men of undaunted
patriotism and daughters Of angelic purity
are raised up to bless and honor their pa
rents and preserve the institutions of the
Republic.-N. y. Sun.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

Fsu rHE SANDWICH IsLAEDs.-The
Tra Journal OF Commerse has tile
BIZ I,n sian and Friend, to the 9th
raber. l~4I
h 23I Of July las, the Chiefs Of
b Huhne ani Barabora rendered to
George Pdulet the cession of their
s Jr his Government, thar they
bspro.eciei from the French. Lord
g tsciined accepting the cession. on
rl8li that the French claimed the
hHl stands a. vel as The others # the
g iroup. Us being und=r- their an
|rE
| hs merchants VIII be interested "a
FThrlhe government, in order To meci
Islcies 0i the treasury. intend rails
is IMPORT duties from their present
Ea5 per cent ajvdIorem -PJlyRss'
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

-,ci,l circle. and in The hap
4 W ID ihe o1as. .ooss' We win remember
| Y sf'ar n. no'Id .nd we will not forget
-oaga - Of dea.h,-thus every
| j ibs gi.Ii IN lines, in our most sacred
: sadal a. -,.a.s ~, and in our rurest
'''in in,,.f,Iv cberishing your name
gl's -, now ani here, invoking
els 80 r,i AMI yours forever.
~ oflie COAmisIee, regular.
~ eoarsssk
f.'y r. FRANCIS BACON.
Corresponding Secretary.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

ADRUNKARD's EL0QUENCE.-A drum
lard was lately taken before a iutice IN
Baltimore, and commute 20 the a'iliSu" y uss'
AS he was about beng ili'eo rom INC iiooi
10 be taken 10 the carnage 20 convey nii1i'
a byslandcr remarked ina' "e was =! : =
condition TO describe the hoiIois % iA'eiii, 5 =
reronce ii this, the iuebriate started. and
With difficulty gaining his feel, looked the
Gentleman in bis face, and said In the most
eloquent manner.-''I 10 descri9e Ihe hor-
rors ofintemperance, sir. would lake pen
Of iron dipped in ihe burning lava oi hell
The price of Coucn continues hrm.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

To PROTEcr Hans FROM VERMIN.-
A gentleman FROM Hanover requests us to
state the fact that pennyroyGt, woven into
the nests will perfectly and certainly pros
Iect hens from the annoyance of veTmln.
He generally makes the nest entirely ol
this strong seemed heTb.--SoutAern Plan
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

Sour SAUCE.-An excellent sauce for
boiled puddings is made as follows.
Take two cups of molasses, one of water,
half cup of strong vinegar, and piece Of
butter as large as an egg-simmer them
together and add little thickening or not
as il suits your taste.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

w PRICES OF Goops AND THE TARIFF.
lhere is sineIe fact, connected with
,Ges OF goods at present compared
aslr prices many years ago, which
e lhe protective policy its main
81 IN the South and West That
'ais manufactured goods are
r.s R0lc fhaH they erer lrere ,chsn there
f. /. PToteetiUs tariff Ia oPerati0n.-
H.. aeAnowledment of Mr.. Polk's i'm
organ IS worth recording-It is
'aowledgment Of an important fact
II, 'ae iocoloco organs and demago-
--'e 0een n the habit of denouncing
~ l0fn Of language S i1lse and al
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

rrTrRlsED Charcoal foPrsrsEt r0t
atl rs-A'r. Editor see by your
aln1ev of me Plougamau, that gen.
m.Tmers OF the Legislature have a.
Commenced az The Sts;e House a dis
100 OF matters and things N general
le- own improvement aud that Of the
lnlai.y IN agriculture, and that the
n9c vas the disease IN potatoes the
season. I. last Octobar, saw gen
aa 10 the county OF Berkshire from
Jersey who IulJImed me of a pro-
o. 1islns potatoes, that with him suc'
-si 70 a charm. His potatoes were
both in quality and quantity,
ihele vas a general failure among
lelshoors ~ consequence of the rot
process was this he went 50 New
4 a9a procarlda quantity Of Pulveriscd
Icoa. INA! hlL been used for the pur
o' 'eeiitylog spirits. mived it with
o'.'pls' hs1laui saread it broad cast
yy-t N 'le @ .ll1 panied
'I5.leI ile lea be worth anything (
---1c' Judge ye, and make such use
as yol pease.
Your humble servant, NJ.
ia. i.li, Jan. IS. 1915. Pioughmaa.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

To prersnt Colts fr0na chswing their
HaHers.-Take the scab from the wart Or
issue on the inside Of the leg, rub the halter
throughy with that, and they will not be
caught chewing their halter very soon.
have tried pepper, tobacco. &C., but nothing
to so good purpose as their own or kindred
musb.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29
COMMERCIAL l. HOTEL,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
RY THOS. q. JOHNSON.
(LATE OF THE EXCHANGE HOTEL

TEHIS new and splendid House with
fsaSssA 4 new furniture throughout, is now
iEssal4 opened. the Commercial Hotel is
s-sz situated in the centre of the business
part oflhe City, near the Steam Boat Landing,
in Andrews fine block OF buildings The Pro-
prietor pie Iges himself to be excelled by no one
in his accommodation.
Jan Sd IS;5-- 3m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

cDr seat secTe. Of comfort and success
N A a,neo N three letters. b, b. Z, Let a
~. Asasy IN what he undertakes, and
\ - 'urn ofihe wheel will come at
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

To stop the >cours IN Sheep or Lamb
Give them a small quanty of salt pork; if
administered soon after they are attacked,
two OF three doses will generally effect a
cure. | have given it TO neat cattle for the
same complaint and with good effect.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

To drirc Ants-A small quantity of
green sage placed in the closet, will cause
red ants to disappear. Am. Ag,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-29

4 laSs physician asking permission
nsser IN y kiss her, she replied. "No. sir,
J hes As 70 have q Doctors bill stuck in