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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21
TOYS.
Good news for the Aged.

Spectacle Glasses fred 10 all ages and sights
IN Gold, Silver German Silver and Steel
Frames, with convex, concave, periscopIc, blue,
grey and green Glasses, TO which he would IN
vie particular attention. No charge FOR showing
them Fu sale cheap, at the Variety Store of
JOHN II. MELICK
Siroudsburg, January / 1876.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21

Re-AppOlntment by tie attorney General
JAMES Ii. WALTON TO be Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney for Monroe county.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21

J. p. SANDERSON.
SAMUEL d. KARNS.
JOSEPH KONIGNACHER,
MORTON MCMICHAEL,
GEORGE ERETY.
II. JONES BROOKE.
THEO. d. COCHRAN,
JAMES FOX,
JAMES MARTIN,
WILLIAM BUTLER,
J. J. SLOCUM,
JOHN r. EDIE,
EDGAR COWAN,
JOHN B JOHNSON.
WIN. ]. HOWARD,
Wing State Committee.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21

The Lehigh Reporter, in noticing the dis
graceful attempt of the Locoloco press to create
the impression that their own parlizans chiefly
compose the volunteer companies fighting The
battles of their country in Mexico. states tha,
of the nine'y-four men composing Captain Ma
gle's company, ONLY SEVEN are Locofocos.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21

Senator Pennybacker, of Virginia, died a,
Washington, on Tuesday morning of las, week
they Immediately adjourned. On Wednesday
they attended his funeral.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21

Since our last issue we have nothing from
Congress Of any importance, except the death
blow given 10 The Lieutenant General. in the
Senate, and the debates upon various subjects
in the two houses, not of sufficient interest 10
occupy our paper On Saturday. however,
when the Oregon Territorial Bill was taken up,
Mr.. Hamlin, of Maine, addressed The House in
defence of the constitutional right of Congress
TO prohibit slavery in new territories The
sentiment of the North, he said, was opposed
10 any further extension OF the area OF slavery.
No solitary interest of any State would be af-
feoed by prohibition of lis introduction into
new territories This was no Missouri COM
promise, no annexation Of Texas question, and
the free States would never consent TO The in
PRODUCTION of slavery into FREE territory, ac-
qulred or to be acquired
Mr.. Bowdon of Alabama, spoke in opposi.
ton 10 these views, and Mr. Thompson Of
Pennsylvania in their favor, after which the
previous question was csllep, The yeas and
nays taken, and the bill passed 1873 TO 35
The bill as it passed we believe prohibits for
ever the introduction of Slavery into the terri
Tory, and the Southern members resist this as
a preceden, for other territory.
Bucks County InteLigeneer.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21

We learn that The two-horse stage between
Eas'on and Philadelphia, known as the "Light-
ming ine," has been drawn off for the present
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21

1t is recommended in New York, to lax ev.
cry panper arriving in that city, one dollar
which would bring an annual income Of one
hundred thousand dollars
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21
MARRIED..

On Thursday the 7ih Instant, by Franklin
Slarbrd, Esq, Mr.. PETER NEYHART, and Miss
SUSAN DECKER, both of Lower Smithfield ,sp.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21

Mr.. Newton, Whig, is said 10 be elected to
Congress TO fill The vacancy in The Arkansas
delegation, caused by the resignation of Col
Yell, Loco.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21

In the matter ofthe Estate of Francis AL Smith,
late Of Milford township, Pike county. dec'd
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters testa-
mentarv upon the above mentioned Estate, have
been granted TO the undersigned. All persons
indebted 10 The said Estate are requested to
make Immediate payment, and those having
demands TO present Them, duly authenticated, TO
John b. LaForge, at his Office in Milford, Pike
county.
HANNAH S. WELLS, Erecutrir.
J. B. LAFORGE, Executor.
January Is, lS47.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21
SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of writ Of Pu.ies Venduloni Ex-
ponas issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Pike county, TO me directed. will be sold at
public vendue, or ouIcry, on
Monday The 5h day Of February, ls47,
at l o'clock, P NJ, al the Courthouse in Milford
in said county, all those two certain tracts OF
land. situate in the townships of Lackawaxen
and Palmyra, in the county Of Pike and Stale
of Pennsylvania, one of them surveyed on a
warrant granted 10 Jonas Seey. containing
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21
MONROE COUNTY, SIS.


The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
..ss,, To Hannah IL. La Bar, Charles
.,sSggIlsl:.. Bortree and Harriet his vile, in rgh'
sEys Ns of said Harriet; Elizabeth La Bar;
'Ss Samuel Rees LA Bar; Henry Ba'-
low and EmeIine HI, wife, IN right
of said Emeline; Edwin La Bar; Horace La
Bar; Gilbert M. La Bar; Eugene La Bar; Hell
len t. La Bar, aud Alblna La Bar, heirs aud
legal representatives of DANIEL Z. La Bar. late
of the town Of Delayan, IN the county oi wal
worth in Wisconsin Territory, deceased, GREE
TING:
Whereas, by an inquest, for that purpose du-
" awarded by The Orphans Court of the conn
ty of Monroe aforesaid, the Real Estate Of the
said Daniel Z. La Bar, was appraised at aud
for the sum of Tweny-six Hundred and Fry
eight Dollars: And whereas, none uf the heir,
of the said deceased appeared IN Court an III"
return of the said inquislIion. 10 take the prem
ises therein mentioned a, The appral>emen,,-
YOU and every of you are therefore hereby cl-
ted to be and appear at the next general Or
phan's Court, TO be held At S'TondShnreh. ior
The County Of Monroe, on the t1eaty- second day
of February nert, To accep; br refuse To 'ak-
said premises aforesaid. at the SAID appraised
price, or show cause why the same shoold not
be sold
Witness rhe Honorable LUTHER KTDDER.
Esquire, President of SAID Cour', al Stroud--
burgh, the 25lh dav Of December, Ammo Dumi-
nj one thousand eight hundred and inrry-~rx.
J. Fl. STROUD, C!erk
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21

The New Orleans papers mention the death
of Patrick O'DonneI, a Pennsylvania voIun-
teer, from Carbondale, Luzerne county.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21
State Treasurer.

The Hon. john BANKS, OF Berks county,
has been elected Stale Treasurer The vote
stood fer
John Banks, 70
Jas. R. Snowden, 55
P. Sherlock.
The high character Of Judge Banks for abil-
iry and integrity IS guaranty hat his election
TO this important station, will be received by
the people of Pennsylvania with unanimous
approval No better man Of either parry can
he found within The length or breadth Of this
Commonwealth
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21

Mr. Semple, the Senator from Illinois, is, il
is said, to be appointed Governor of Oregon.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21
Dissolution Of Partnership.
January IS, lS47.

k1ASSSkSa aEOHR Ok 4 ssR skESFSsA1Es
Notice is hereby given, that The partnership
heretofore existing between Stephen Phares and
George W. Staples, known as the firm of PHA-
RES d STAPLES, was on the 30Ih day Of No
vember last, dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted TO said firm are requested TO
make immediate paymen, to Theodore Schoch,
VINO is duly authorized TO settle The said ac-
counts; and all persons having demands against
said firm will present them to the same, duly
authenticated for settlement
STEPHEN PHARES,
GEORGE w. STAPLES.
Stroudsburg, December Is, 1916.
The undersigned still continues The business
of SHOEMAKING, in all It's branches, and
upon the most reasonable terms. Thank
Iul lor past lavors, he hopes by dealing justly
TO merit continuance of public patronage
Look out for the old stand in Elizabeth street.
Country produce taken in exchange for work
STEPHEN PHARES.
S'roudsburg, Dec. II, 1876
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21

A messuaoe or tract Of land situate in The
township of Delaware, in The County and State
aforesaid. bounded and described as follows TO
wit: Beginning a, large oak tree standing on
the bank of the River Delaware, marked on
three sides, being the original corner of Will,
liam Aliens survey, and also corner of land
now or late of Daniel w. Dingman, north forty
eight degrees west ffty-six perches to a stone
heap for corner, thence north thirry-seven de-
grees east sixly-two perches to black oak Tree,
also corner Of Nathan Enory's land, thence
along he same north AZ degrees west one hun
dred and sIxtyeght perches 10 stone on the
line Of land taken up in the name of William
Mcpherson, thence along the same south lhir-
lyseVen degrees west one hundred and fifty
eight perches 10 stone on the line Of land now
or late OF Care, Brodhead, thence along the
same south lorly-six and a half degrees east
one hundred perches to OF near the main road,
thence along or (nearly SOY the courses Of the
said road south thirty-seven degrees west ,hir-
,y-sx perches TO stone, thence along the line
Of Soferne Westbrook's (now Margaret West
hrooks) land south forly-fse degrees east one
hundred and rwenly-tour perches to the alore-
said River, thence up the same the several cour-
ses thereof 10 the place of beginning, contain
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21
Frame House. i

ed; being the premises upon which Solomon
Weslhrook now resides. The other. tract
surveyed on warrant granted TO Robert Slls
HOODer. containing
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21

On the commencement of the ensuing session
of the Legislature, the Pennsylvania TnteAigenccr
will be published Daily during the session, and
Weekly the remainder of the year--on the follow
ing terms:
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21
AO2 Acres and So PercF,es,

with The usual allowance for roads, bounded on
the northeast by land surveyed 10 William
White, Elizabeth Chapman, Thomas Buman
and Others, with about two acres of improved
land, and small
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21
Eight Hundred Acres.

more or less about forty acres Of which is in
proved land, with o2
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-01-21
BY the Court.
J. H. STROUD, Clerk.

December "a, 1916.
N. B.----The above property is not encum-.
bered by any Dowerv
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DOMESTIC IMPoRTATIoNs.

cHARLEsTON-Brig Gs0rgs Tafes-,g bales sos'Sn
D Nins-f4 DO, Colt IS Aws'er Mliofa-1y9 %
order--5O bales yarn dO-f9 ice nee Nsrkce, "Loul o
scott-JO do. II : Levsrich-l pkg Beck hlLssisl-
1900 feet Of OAK timber " II Webb Y sAsss' a
Atkins--324 pkss Lyle & Pcsrson-3- 90 " y cnO'
welt kzs 70 or5er-5 bales WOOL Is ne q
60 pkas sunories Emirie Bouion Dsif = AA, -, !.
TAYLOR l. Sons. F BgD. Tone, Comsiocs 20, " y
Lo1p. Budow & Lockwood Wesvor Or ho1Ast >
D Hall, King
CHARLEsTOS-Br,g LtHa0R-44 eks nee a Le
Yerch-eO DO Maekey Weiur seoti-S1 oaiss Got1sn'
A DunhArn-2l4 10 COhoon, King Co 81 90 : =
VAR Co.'S oxs sugar, II Lever1en-lo oa-ss %
baceo. Jonathan ThOmpsOn-2O DO osnagurss "s.s
Brotaer-l bdle Tkos Taylor s. Co Dds eainri y "a
Leuyp-f3f bales cotton order. -,
NFW-ORLEANS-Brlg PGaddtt9-JI DDS hafns, -
do shoulders y pork rumPs - ies lard II Dos 90 .
Tea hams $50 kegs lard. & Aihnank-l,D siieks c.
Oar J w PhLps-loo kegs Dutier, WE n Hsi'on O
Co-I2O bbls -four 1873 d. porE. suydsn, sage q 20
sAVANNAH-Bark G10rgiG-5 boxes Dees"eA y
Ior & Rich--7 hall bbls nee, q Hottie casks &c
Porter Freres-5l do. Crsr-lbJ bales cotton Ioel
hue g. coo do, J II Ormsby-e6 Do & a snyder
p DO Parmalee ( RoFers-e9 do, swan & %
DO GowGy ( wells--lZ DO, L a r K GTaVei-iZ' 90
order. ~
sAyANNAII--Brig Fils0z FaLley--I' eki nee 1000
hue g. Co-l7 DO. fower--,7 bales cotton l. - L!I-
ham-es d. Dalsusy 4 Co.'S 40, Go~dy s Nel.s-
a. bags ground nuts L knapp & 5ons-ilS niaes A..
saxton-l6 do. Rnndle-2i bids. w lorns-o' ooAes
e d Hurbut & Colo empty hhss- IA hides order
sAVANEkH-Brg Madiso7l-lOO casks nee fsrnasiee
& Rogefs-27 90. Lawrence Trimbe-2JS CO. blr
ritz bass ground nuts Jessie-ly3 CASKS nee o..
empty bbis order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23
KHFITNATIsM.

More than Thousand cases q Chroaie Rheumatism
have been cured By he use Of Dr. Townssnds ssrsspsIis
NEW-YoKK, Dec. IA 1870
To DocTcs ToWSsESD-Sr. think IL duty ~ return
-ou nv cn sincere hanks for the benefits have expert
creed hy he use Of your Extract Of sarsspArlA vas
ar cted FOR many months with Rheumatic pains and also
Inflammation Of Tho Liver. ne sl1erngs which ENDURED
from tne.e diseases rendered my i6e burden 10 ne
lnei every remedy hat prescribed FOR me- from three
Of The bes yscsns IN The city, without receiving shy
permanent bene6L considered myself incuTabie but y
The sivic@ ofa trend Induced Try your Compound
had bul fainl nopes q s1ccees, bat am happy 10 Say
had ken moro Than half bottle before rSF
lief his induced persevarr 10 its USE. and Two
bottles efecied entire 10 10 now some NOUNS
since Used your remedy. snd An grateful sna happy 10
say I never dyed better health
shall tske great pleasure In recommending II 70 ne
AZ ced for by is use firmly believe my life - - saved
With he greatest respect allow me subscribe myself
vuur srs,af1lfrieu WILLIAM r MORGAN
A raraf-.t -eruar Of Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23
INFAMOUS TRAFFIC.

TEvEKAso aSy paI LIZ ; = - .0,s.sie
and retail druggists and other merchants 10 buy ~
spurious sdutersied repudsted and counterfeit Row ano
Tonic Mixture NJ auction and from rresponsiole and
sind ling medicine venders for two three collars Per
Dozen and then sell Il 10 the ignorant and unwary - me
genuine Roand- Improved Tonic Mixlure' Tor one dol
ar the hoie when they well know beside that ms e9un-
erfeit trash has been universally pronognced worthless
snd inert and Will not cure tho Ague, ihink know OF
no more nhuman aod dzsardly conduct In men laying shy
ella M to respectabiy or honesty Look carefully FOR he
written signature Of John X Rowsnd paper iassl eeioss
The mouth of every bottle without which guard II never
can be genuine however knavsh medicine vendors msy
falsifv Ard try q deceive. Agent 10 New-fofk,
j. %. FAY, 1876 Fuon<t lamp store, sun building
Alec a. Above-Tne Oriental Powder Of Alabasier, Tor
heautifynR The skin. removing freckes, &c beauuiui
Cosmetic Try IL lAdies-il renders any unpleasant ap'
peasnee Of the skin ct clear and smooth Price ~
Genus per box m-o Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23
European Corn Trade.

IoNDoS.-This market has been subject % seVela.
changes since cur last report When the Cambria sailed
there was a lair demand for Wheat ana flour spo 10
alteration took place from the rsies then quoted until tn
an when the trade rallied and English Wheat found
ready BUYERS y advance Of rs per quarter Lllie
business done 10 foreign but there was not any
material alteration in prices. FLOUR, Of bone manu-
fscfnre moved OF rather slowly al former rates but
tte,e wAs q somewhat improved demand for American,
and Indian Corn found purchasers al rates The sue
ceedibg markets. during the week ending FEB H. W ere
characterized By brick demand for most articles and
gradual rae in prices On The 10Th utimo tho supplies OF
Wheat we're small and there was an sciive demsnd q
81 an advance Of Sc 10 ~ per or on EnRhsh, ana
% per or on foreign Wheat since thai day wees FEB
sry g. The trade firm for 'ur aud chip Flour q per
sAcE bearer Baneled Flour sso, Is q per bb higher
Indian Corn inquired for on lsh account but high
terms being demanded. comparatively lew bargains we're
closed Subsequently The transactions not 80 exten,
sve On the Tin and 18Th business became angnd ana
few salea Of Wheat Flour, Indian Corn were effected
22d the heavy and prices Teceded - 10
s. beo. quotations. Holders Of foreign Wheat mani
feat disposition 10 accept lees money, ana wnere
was 40 improved demand for most articles on TIE 2ih,
and prices fully supported. Flour, OF Town
ufacture has been difficult OF disposal througb-
out the last week, but change has occurred IN quo
tnflons some Of the sellers OF American Flour have
displayed anxiety 0reaize and Western CanaI, "moh
WAS in partial cases. sod al 10 10 ~ per barrel lower
ON the let instant the Wheat trade opened slowly,
but was aflergard somewhat enlivened BY some gnf-
chases made for France, principally OF red The
loo al trade bought very sparngly and business on NE
whole closed heavily al about The terms OF MONDAY
last Ia foreign the sale rather limited Indian Com
was in good demand al advancing prices Yesterday,
March g. red English Wheat more saable on about
The same terms the let inst Barley had dull sale
and foreign Oats receded Is per ar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23
c1yRGyuEs AND PHYSICIANS

AswELL As THOUSANDS or oTHEss IN ALL fAErs o. rHE
United States are continually sending eerIincaes and IN
orrng "a Of dement's derived from Dr. Townsend Ssrss
perilA A. -, - .,, 40
opnion u the virtues your Compound syrup Of Sasapa
Ra am now prepared 10 give II have used II 10 my
practice and prescribed for the sst few months end must
give Il my decided preference anything OF The And
with which acquainted both is medical virtues
an the reasonable pFcs atwheh you sell 10 scrolions
affections srupuons generally dyspepsia ndl
gesiion, eosve habits, and liver complaints am much
peased with s effects In these complaints 81 any other
Where scrOula ia indicated with coma eneo recon-
mead Il the patronage " the profession as valuable
auxiliary for removing disease In some OF ia most trouble
soIne forms and 70 all q safe and valuable medicine
'''- BENIN. WEEKS, NJ. d.
Brooklyn, Nov. q. 1870.
d. TowHsESp- Dear Sly Waving for some Tine past
been afflicted with pulmonary affection my lungs, and
continual pain In my SIDE owing 10 evening exposure IN
travelling preaching and finding disease to increase
with much din Guilty ofbreaing and other alarming symp
toms advised hg clergyman friend II mine, 10
Inv YOUR celebrated SarsaparNs did so and aiter Ia
Ming Two or three bottles found my SELF relieved Myap-
petite has restored ind myself much stronger and
hope very sOon resume my usual duties. | have been
90 greatly benefited by your excellent medicine feel u
INV duty 10 tho fac for the benefit Of Others
who msy be AbOrng under the difficulties that have
been Tor some time past Respectfully, yours.
SAMUEL WHITE Pastor OF Baptist Church.
Nov. a. 1896 staten Island.
Principal Office. l26 Fultonst Sun Buildings
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HoIInnd.... THE HAGUE. Feb. ~

A periodical published here, under the patronage
Of the Government and specially devoted to Aslesc
matters praises In the highest terms, the moderation
and prudence of the American Commodore biddle on
his visit Japan Both he and his mission were
treated 90 disrcspcctully the Japanese Government
positively refusing 10 receive him, or the fresi.
dents Lottery that he might have been excused had
no tried tbs efficacy Of csnnon-bsll and gunpow-
der But had he done 90, IL In said that ne
would probably have retarded for years the opening OF
Iapsn 10 his countrys commerce. whereas his modera
ton has given the Japanese the highest opinion OF the
nation he represented and has fsvoreby disposed them
toward it, Similar praise is bestowed upon the French
Admiral. The article Is written by gentleman who
mas long resided in Japan doctor to the Dutch aco
~ 4 appears that the King of Holland has strongly
Recommended the Emperor of Japan TO throw open his
countrv 10 30 as not 10 the risk Of being
bombarded into civilization like the Chinese.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23
ALMOST A MIRACLE.

RsAp TIE FOLLOWING, and doubtifyou can. that con.
sumption cannot be cured This is only Of the several
hundred cases that Towuseuds s1ssparila has cured
BROOKLYN Sept Ia, 1896
Da Tovssgsp-Deay SIR: | was taken little over a
year ago with severe cough and pain In my side u In
creased on me very fast indeed. was pronounced by
physicians have the quick consumption raised large
quantities Of bad matter, had night swests and sinking
very fast my doctor said he could do nothing for me-
went hospital in hope Of being benefited but was
pronounced there ncurabe was now greatly distress
Cd ~ tho lungs and could hardly breathe soon became
emaclaed and expected 10 die was confined 10 my bed,
and was obliged have watchers indeed. cannon give
you any description that would do justice TO my case
was su possd by my friends 10 be past recovery mad
number Of remedes, and all seemed 10 be 10
no purpose read Of most extraordinary cures per-
formed by your medicine and 10 tell you the truth, sus-
pected here some humbug 10 them. But was In
dured To try II I done and avn very thankful did
cannot saw thsI am entirely well but far recovered
a. 10 be about my business and hope TO be entirely wei 10
few weeks. Ny ough and pain In the side and night
swests le and raise bat very itte and am last
gaining my usual strength lfetlta duly 10 give you
statement Of my case 10 publish u you please .
PETER BROWN Al Ltle-sL Brooklyn,