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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-02
AUDITORS NOTICE.

The undersigned, auditors appointed BY the
Orphans Court of Monroe Cohniy, to examine
and # occasion require, re-settIs the accounl o
John " Bush and George v. Bush. Executor.
Of The last y ill and testament Of George Bush
late Of SmilhfeId township, in said county. de.
ceased, wifi attend 10 The duties. Of their ap.
poinlmeal on Monday, the third day of Japua.
~ next, at 10 o'clock A. M, a, the house oI
Jacob Kaecht, in the borough OF Srroudsburg
when and where all persons having claims are
requested to present The same before US, or be
declared from coming in for share of the as.
SETS. JOHN T. BELL,
JOHN MARSH, ..,,...s
JACOB H. EILENBERGER
Nov 26. lS47. a Dec. 2.--4,]
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SOAPS.

Fiae scented Soaps for washing and shaving
ALSO she csistrated shaving cream, for sale
cheap. BY JOHN II MELiSk-
stroudsbarg. Jsnasry i,is4S.
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w. J. BREfMER.
The genuine article can be had al Schorhrs
Printing Office. Sroudsbnrg, Wholesale and ta--
tail, general Agent for the proprietor.
DPPrice 25 cents per bottle
Stroadsburg April |, Is47
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The only knoacn medicine that at the same time p,s,
ges, pur!fes, and strengthens the system.
DR:LE ROY,S Pills are a new medicine
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he subscriber bess leave . l".o'nl 4. 9 a..
lie. that he has, after: spending sfea, 6seF (. :
time and trouble discovered componp.a hic IS
will Instantly
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

November 25. ls47.
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HANK NOTE List.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-16

The WEATHER--rhe remorseless cat terng OF omn.
buses and cab wheels charace ristc OF
our good city OF Gotham, has sgain succeeded the mer
~ Jingle of the sleigh bel and the snow that filled our
streets and to the delight OF every.sven the
Oldest Is fast disappearing from the streets
and side walks, to the small modification Of many
blooming belle and her gay Lotharo who had anticpa
ed a pleasant weeks amusement in sleighing Inc
weather yesterday warm and springke as an Aprh
day. The ice is rapidly breaking on the rivers,
ACCIDENTAL DRowNING The Coroner was called yes
terday to inquest the foot of Broad street. on
the body of Peter Rogers, r son OF Mr. Peter Rogers,
of l0l Liberty street) native OF Newfoundland aged ~
years. who accide ntay tell into the river Friday even
ing the 9th / and was drowned. Verdict accord
ingly.
Disease OF THE HEARr-The Coroner held an inquest
also on the body Of William J. Msppham native OF
England aged Al years who expired suddenly at his
sidence about IL o'clock Thursday night last Yer.
dict-death by disease OF the heart
FRE-A fire occurred last night about o'clock in the
workshop attached to the Piano factory OF Firth Hail.
situated ia Franklin Square, in the No ~ Cherry
street. The fire promptly put out through the Ell
cient aid Of Fire and Hose Companies Damage TIL
fling 80
FIRE ALARM.-some mischievous wag, not satisfied
with the heavy labors of the renen who had just re-
turned from the fire No. ~ Cherry street. sprung
false alarm about lo o'clock, from the vicinity OF the
Shakespeare Hotel, William street, aud the bell on the
CITY Hall again doomed its loud and warning peal for
the fremen. Chatham street was soon crowded with
engines and the fremsn who had just returned from
we're duty. The offender in cases OF false ALARM ought
ducked by the remen punished by some severe
penalty under the law OF the State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-16

MONEY MARKET.

rrluay, jan l5, 8 p. NJ
The stock market opened very rich this morning. a,
prices for nearly every fancy in the list advanced There
appears to be speculative movement going in the
street, which, fear will result in making the fur ny
from some of the big bears Of that region Canton went
up u per cent; Harlem L; Norwich and Worcester ~
Morris Canal u; Pennsylvania SIS u; Illinois u; u
os, 1856 Vi Ohio 6s closed firm at yesterdays prices
and Long Island fell of q per cent
At the Second Board there a further advance in
Harlem Of u per cent. with large sales
There appears to be considerable excitement among
those interested in the Long Island Railroad. All
have say the stockholders in relation to the points
issue between the different parties is to be careful Of
your proxies Do not part with them until you per-
ecy satisfied to the course, those who you intend
trusting them with, will pursue.
There is very little doing in foreign exchange We
quote prime bills London at 51sa6 per cent premium;
On Paris 42Sas,4l1 Amsterdam 39a39k. Hamburg
33a25ts Bremen 771aa77X.
We annex our usual table of quotations for the prnci
pie State and other stocks used for investment -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-16

quotations of "fairn Mobiles being per lb. and those
OF Orleans and Uplsnds per ID higher than on Friday
sales are 900 bales including 900 taken BY sPecua.
tors, at the highest prices Of the week Brazis and
but they have very saeabe at the highest rates Of
last week Surats have been largely taken by specui
have sdvsucsd per H. 1900 bales American, 400
Pernams, 700 Egyptians and 1900 Surats have been
taken on speculation and $50 Of American for export
Sales this week 270 Sea Island Georgia. TX l9d 90
Stained Ditto, ~ SD; l4,lao Upland. Bowed ~
81; IS 800 New Orleans. ~ ~ ao-s4i; 10 oS S
bags same time lsa5, 562,4i9 bags Stocks. en- this
date, 1886 AIS $50 bags same time iS4S ss go bags
bags Ditto to 9Th Nov, 1916. / $50 800 bags
LoSDoS Coax EXCHANGE, Friday Dec Our ar.
rns 81 M M aw
good business doing Fine chevalier and grinding bar
ley in moderate request at late rates. but disers hav
ing impora atoms direct keep the Our ar
rivals Of too large for the present demand and
made up from foreign ports Sales were chiefly in small
parcels and quite in retail at our previous currency
little Offering and that at further advanced rates. check
business In the value Of other grain there is no alte'a
ton.
SrArE OF TRApE-MANcHEsrER, Friday, Dec Ave
have had most depressed week tor cloth In, advsn;e
the staple has caused manufacturers to ask higher
rates, which, in no instance we think, has been COM
piled with indeed, to make any extensive sales, me
buyer, we believe, has had the ADVANTAGE twist IS
much in the way except for such qualities as are
suitable for India and China these support former rates
THE IaoN TsApE-The Britannia has brought extern
sive orders to the Birmingham manufacturer cor
respondent of the London Herald says - AT oil the
houses brisk orders have been recsved with assu
ance in of the advces that very considerable in
crease in the demand may DO expec % TINS ana the
chains and heavy iron work is great that confident
y asserted the manufacturers Of these articles have now
tifying fact however connected with this demand 49,
that it is the result OF low stock in the United Stacs and
not Of speculation, which would render the reu' NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-16
Police Intelligence.

A Lawyer in a Fsr.-Under this head we published
few days since, statement that lawyer OF this CITY,
lone John s." had been charged with being the pu
tative father Of illegmate child likely to- be born
and who had. this charge, been arrested We.have
since learned that the complaint at the request Of
the accused carefully Investigated before Justices Os
borne and Drnker, and was Immediately dismissed The
story told by girl shown to be utterly false and
magistrates considered that there was no ground for
suspecing any improper conduct the part of the ac
cused
Burslary-We noticed in yesterdays Herald the ar
rest of fellow called John Riley, who caught by
officer g. Hays, having in his possession coat and
two pair of pants, supposed to be stolen From the
tce in the Herald ascertained that the rascal had
broken open the stable belonging to Jacob Little
No As Union Place, stealing therefrom clothing valued
at $685. the above coat and pantaoons being part OF the
property stolen belonging to his coachmsn Abraham b.
Ray Justice Drinker committed him in full for trial
Stealing Horse and Sieigh-Some sleighing burglar
forced open the stable belonging TO Mr. p Nayior iocs
ted at No Is Stone street. last night, stealing
fine grey horse, harness. Sleigh and bells valued III
all at $3.50. We understand that Mr. Mayor one, -
liberal reward for the recovery Of his properly anu
detection Of the thief.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-16

The MASSACRE AT Los ANeELos.-It will be
rccolected that we published, a few weeks since,
rumors of the massacre of one hundred and fifty
Of the marines, by the Mexican. and Indians, at
Los Angeles, on the Pacific; but that these rumors
were totally discredited, or considered as grossly
exaggerated.
We publish in to-day's paper the Mexican off.
cia account Of that affair, which must, of course.
he received with great deal of caution, by which
II appears that there was some foundation for
these rumors, inasmuch as it is represented that
twenty.seven Americans were made prisoners,
aud three wounded, and one Mexican was killed.
This is the second account we have had of that
affair. The third one we shall receive may pro-
baby make it appear that there was only slight
skirmish between the parties, and that the Mexi-
cans captured some four or five OF our men, and
that half a dozen Mexcans were killed.
We also give the Mexican account of the siege
and surrender of the city of Los Angeles, which
nnst likewise be resolved with caution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-16

AFFAIRS IN NEW JERsEv.-Governor Stratton has de-
lvered his message to the Legislature 1t is BRIEF clear
and logical
The finances Of the State in most prosperous
dtion balance remains in the treasury for the last
year, being an excess of receipts expenses, Of
$s,773 81
The school fund has increased by the of IS
the whole amount being three hundred eghtyf thou
sand three hundred and thirty dollars,
cents.
There has been drawn from the State Treasury for the
expe Of the State Prison, little Sl3 900, being
great dminuton from last year 2is cohvcts were con-
fined since le45 OF whom 1877 now in prison. The
Lunatic Asylum will be completed in the course of the
year
The failure Of the State 10 Immediately requ
son for volunteers is accounted for by local causes
which would have had the effect even in an nsur'
rec,ion. SO says the Governor
There are twenty deaf and dumb, and fifteen blind
pupils supported the expense of the State in the ins
tutions of New York and Philadelphia. The appropra
tons made in the revised statutes will be abundanty
sufficient to meet the expenaes Of any probable increase
in the number, for long time to come.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-16
The Weekly Herald.

TIE Weekly Herald will be ready at eight CLOCK
this morning. and will contain everything Oh iii
porance and interest that may transpire 70 'ho
hour of publication.
twill contain the late highly important news
from Mexico; the recent news from Europe
proceedings in Congress and the Legislature, TO
the latest moment; our full and graphic cores
poadence from Washington; our regular COM
mercal, financial, and political information.
II will be illustrated by two engravings, one
irving an excellent view of Monterey, Califor-
MIA. with description of the place the other
a sleighing scene on the Third
Avenue.
Price Ct cents, in wrappers, for the mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-16

OCCUPATIONS OF THE MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY -
In the present House of Assembly there are 81
farmers, IS lawyers 10 merchants doctors mechan-
ice, bnsnuscurers, tsilos, tanners carpenters
drover halter, produce dealer, steamboat captain,
photographer, civil engineer, end whose occupation
Is not givsn.--.dltoDy .7rgus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-16
Musical.

ITALIAN OPERA-There was very strong demonstra-
ton by public last evening that good opera company
may succeed proper talent presented and professional
quarrels avoided. The night very unpleasant. the
riding or footing il" decidedly bad yet Lucia di Lam.
mermoor" was performed to many people Palmo's
could accommodate the jam immense, and the
element in proportion OF the plot of the opera it is
necessary to say than is founded SCOTS beau
tul for the style of the music ia enough
to say that is Dorzes Owing to the crowd, and the
heat and the mixed perfumes from waving handker.
chiefs the dust from stamping unable last
night to hear than the first act, in which but
the tenore Benedet Master of Ravenswood) and the
prims donna Bar Lucy Ashton have any fair oppor'
tunity OF displaying their abilities Beneventano sang
well what he had to sing Martini ditto but the duo
the close Of the act given by Bar and Denedetu
would have saved the opera from failure il there had
been other beauty in IT, Full justice done it by
them last night and at its close they called before
the curtain to receive most desfenng expression Of
plsuse from the delighted auditory. Another hearing
Of the company from what we have already heard
however have fears but that they will be satisiac
tory to all.
The Apolloneons gavo a concert in Troy on Thursday
evening, and TO give another in Albany last
ing As they spprosch their home where they we'll
known every entertainment they give is attended by
OVERLOOKING audiences
MADAME AnLASowicz's CONCERT IN BnooKLyN.-The
Brooklyntes are to bs delighted on Tuesday evening
next by Madame A., who gives concert at the Brook
Ign Female Academy, in Jerolomon street The Boston
Mail Of January 4th contains the following compli.
mentsry notice OF her performances in that city -
Madame Ablan.owic has decided favorite of
the Bostonians. Every time she sings she wins
lsurels and ingratiaes herself into the favor
Of citizens We have heretofore expressed the OPT
MON that she is the most powerful and vo
calist who has appeared among since Sgnora Casel
Ian sang to Boston audience, and every umc we hear
her sing, that opinion is more and more confirmed"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-16

WIN. II. Wisner. formerlv clerk in the post Office at
Port Jarvis Delaware county, has plead suty 10 .wo
indictments for puroining money com s IA "''
and been sentenced to state Prison ZOE ~ year"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-16

TiRRELL's TRIAI.-The Supreme Court is still
occupied with the nial of Albert J TirrelI, for
arson. The evidence the part OF the government
finished yesterday afternoon, and Mr.. Merrill
menced his opening plea for the defence, which plea
continued this forenoon and the evidence for the
defence is now being given in The same plea, viz.
somnsmbusm, is to be urged upon this trial the
former.-Boston journal. Jan. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-16

STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA, from Boston, reached Ha'
lifax on the Sd inst, and left the same day for
Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-16

Thirty Thousand Ladies' and Gentlemen
have given testimony favor Of BARRYS TTcopherous
the only article found ecacious To eradicate and
thoroughly scurf and dindru make the hair SOFT
gossy and beautiful color-ts influence viii, mako the
sossss hair like silk the reddest hair beautiful suburD
badness become unknown. 1t is particularly recommended
70 the ladies' as not only ceanses the hair but gives sob
nes and bliiancy WHICH be surpassed Sold at %
cents per bottle bv A e. Barry, artist hair, No lac
broadway, corner of Liberty street.
stism, Pains and stiffness oft he Joints.
SweInR oil the Muse ula Substances and other
symptoms too well known to need description, may be ef
ieetnai,y removed by the OF RINGS Compound syrup
the efficacy of these ingredients and by their
Judcious admixtue, remedy fo med that
named complains, we may elmost infaiibie
This also The bes' preparation remove complaints
from The misuse OF and that
diseases of the skin impure Of the blood
Prepare and sold by CHARLES a. RING DIuggist I92
Broadway corner OF John Street. New York 3teod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-16
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM BRAZIL.
Arrival Of the California Regiment
at Rio Janeiro.
Eruption between the Brazilian Government
and the U. !. Minister.
Special Dispatches TO tho MY. Herald ONCE.

&c , &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-16

LIVINGSTON AND WELLS express from Albany
arrived at 5 O'Clock last evening. This is quick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-16

BaIsnce IN the Tredsury, Novemper Ie@o. 24I,oII
From the above account it will be SEEN that there has
been an issue of new bonds to The OF $25 642
This is not, however the creation Of a new debt but
the contrary This issue Of bonds for old debts,
created prior to the 1886 sol 7l2 under the
net of March Cd 1916 $50 600 was for the national
road in consequence of the famous Yontze Delinquent
cies Of the domestic bonds Ss5 900 have been
deemed, which sust so much reduction of the public
debt
The moneys applicable to the payment Of the interest
on the public debt, were as follows -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
NPNVYTO IIINERIS

p uRs. ....... ..'.., Of Van BursH.
a ashore bu, now. The air Of heaven
f,nn,d the leaves, aud siirr'd Springs hrs'
owers,-
through tho woven boughs swOo! stars oil
oyen
IA down Of light, each ono, the sof!es' show
,rs.
II The owlies, drop Of dew
Reflects the loiIiest star;
81 So Fancy's fights though few
~ May soar to gloreis far
In, thus then, standing beneath that SKY;
los could lire in heaven, from "hence 'a''
leans ,..
"A on nv heart and soul most beauIeousIy'
hph. therein the woof Of widest Dreams
The humble seeds that fall,
The earth within, give root
NY To blooms most charm US all,
81 Speaking Of love though mute
>, - thy dreams, hope. germs of happiness
gr1sA. fancv-born, shaI! real thy days with love-
~ r .angeis from thy head all ills rePress'
1sksii fe more swee, than blossom. scented grove
~ Nav thy every breath be
Uprising prayer to heaven.
That shall come back to thco
With richest freights Of Eden.
J. W. W.
AsRiL 5, lS47.
Iss.r Nev Hampshire, eigitmiics 6'lor0 Van BuT'"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
WILLIAM Percy ltho Upton s.

AH'i.Rsm agitation Ggain.--The Baltimore
Sun of the 18Th uII. says:
An Anti.Rent mass meeting has been held in
Columbia county. New York. The first speaker
was Big Thunder alias Doctor DoughIon, whom
the Governor has Just parionei. A memorial
has been sent iu to the Legislature in opposition
to the collection Of debts, aud the antl.rencrs are
in the field as powerful and as formidable as ever.
BIZ Thunder has license to burn and mur.
der, during the present Governors time.
Farming in Minois.-Tho papers in this State
say that the prospects for the next crop Of grain
are quite discouraging.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
FOR SALE OR RENT.

VIE hra~r and lrt ou nan street. Nln nnran, or
r.-.'n %" l'ntrI "' VIZ Juo. Eo-'.o,, lately ocru
o.. .v Nr>o,'. n PoArI, "a, fmu.Oy grocery ,tnr.
..- ". ..h Iurp.-. it is will adapted, b. ug m an '
,,., I,.ltmn meet all the rrodpcr that Is lr.uE
INTO the city, and IN a ncghb,Thood that wi. amply
support a good family grocery store
l.ms .soraa.c G., and can be- hnnwm by a?p..catu'
to !. VI. Marshall, Wilson's row main street.
Aprl3, l~I1.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
TIE CHAMPIONSHIP.

Cunt says he has particular reasons for de.
lining Cor short time entering into articles with
70 Upton SIasher, whom he IS most ANXIOUS to
aei; but he declines giving ESQ for choice of
round, repeating his offer to cInsr with his would!
:. antagonist to fight for E3OO or E5OO, within
II mics Of London. 80 sure pair, &C."
9nco the foregoing declaration Of Caunt. we
r. received the following from the Upton SIls-
6ir:-l have come 10 London for the last time.
% whether tho vaunted, champion Of England
ns fighting or humbugying, but am now
10 declines making match, because he has
other game 10 pIay," and talks OF putting
|Ethe evil day till after March, | would ask
er this IS conduct becoming a champion =
pe TO continue TO trade on his assumed title,
when | am roady TO tackle him on his own
hs, 10 sneak out of his challenges If he
ns fighting, he has had the opportunity often
sh; bu. | suspect he likes his iiresitla and
games better, However,, will give him one
pee more. | will either fight him half way
een home and home, or take ESQ and let him
anywhere within fifty miles of London
shlrks this, the public can Judge where dis.
patton exists and decide whether such a man
Hny pretensIons to the respect Of the admirers
Panly bearing and fair play. If he refuses.
ready TO fight any man in England for the
bpIonshp. and f2OO; and if this is not ac.
fd, think am quite as much entitled to be
70 top Of the tree as the valorous Ben. ami !
retire into private life, hoping to ind some
means Of getting an honest and honorable
!hood. take this opportunity of stating that
harse against mo of misconduc: at tho fight
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10

between Jordan and Cotterill is utterly uafouni.
ed. 'ris trUo was put out Of temper, bu. ii
was no! til was grossly insulsed. My money
to make match with Cauni vii, be ready at
Johnny Broome's where have taken up my quer.
tcrs for tho present, any night this wceh.
"lour obliged humble servant,
WILLIAM Percy (the Upton S,ashor)."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
SI-NlIER CLOTnING.

VUST received {. Let Of summer coats and pants Of
y the latest style, which we wall sell lower than
ever. WILLIAMS & PHILIPS.
Van Ruren, A7rIl 2, l741.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
\ CAR RID.

We, tho undersigned passengers, on board the
Steamer Nec Hampshire, on her late trip from
New Orleans to this pace, most cordially tender
our thanks 10 the genlIemrny officers OF the boat
fox their kind, polite, and devoted attention to our
cdse and comfort; for tho pans they took, IN
ovcry manner, to drspci tho ordinary teIj1m Of
travel, and render the voyage pleasant. In tins.
,hev succeeded to charm-soil mu>i, bcguur
the hours the whiIc-anI We do nol h.. state
mompu., 10 rrrommcnI all travellers. Wu.ianr for
business or pa>lun", to Capt. ". II. Allen, if
they wish to travel safely, pleasantly and without
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
4 Llor OF LETTERS

EDEMAININGIul the Post Office at Van Buren,,
rs Alk's, OF the 3l,t day nf March, 1917.
which, if not taken out at the end Of months,
will be sent to the General Post Office, Washing
ton rtrv ns I,.1i IrrtarS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-10
4. IL. HOY,
SURG EON DE \ IT'S T,

VISITS this city with the intention o. rrma ng 4
' short time, and ayals hgms~r Of thu opportunity
to respectfully offer hrs professional scr'e,s to the
citizens Of Van Buren, and Yrnry.
He will be found at all tunes during his folorrn, at
GRo,s IIorLr, wnerc he Is prepared to prr.am oil op
cratons his branch, The most upPrn'td syc; aud
VIII wait upon hides at turlr residences " in Mr.
Grosss prHItr P.rour tIr latter place "ouF b" pre-
fera nle upon OF CONVENIENCE to apparatus.
Terms moderate
Van Buren,, Axis, April Q, !SI7. OFF
~ sale cheap.
W Il. 4 VI MAILEs
Fort Smith, April 9, l-l7.