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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-06-14

Sa 0Os 0o Ro
Kershaw L o d 6 g. N q m b er 9
The Regular Meeting of this Lodge will be held
a, their new Hall OH Friday evening next, at
O'clock.
By order of the N. G..
l.. A. AUSTIN, Secretary.
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THE WHOLE WORLD SHOULD KNOW 1T.

IHE WHY =, ,o1sDD " ''IIo -: ID .: II:
asthma and hnt for coughs, cods consumption whoopng
cough Group, bronchs and every other dSease Of the
longs throat it Is produce the decided bene
all say that il the hest remedy without any exception,
for ali Pulmonary Diseases that has been known, for
il alwnys gives relief and cures when every other
have failed.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-06-14
JAYNE.S SANATIyE PILLS.

These pills may De taken at all times, and in most dseas
-: in infimmatory{ intermittent remttent bilious, and
every form of FEVER-Jaundice and Liver Complaint.
For dyspepsia they really invaluable article grad-
ally changing the ytatsd see!eons Of the stomach and
ver ana for d.sases o % Sn ud
for what is commonly called mputy Of the blood also for
Female Complaints Costiveness, &c, and in fact every
d.ease where Aperent Alternative, or purgatve med
icine may be rqenircd.
Dyspepsia positively be cured by perserering OF
this Sanatye especially if the Tonic Vemuge be used in
PREPARED only by Dr. D. Jayne PHILADELPHIA and cold
agency by. JAMES K McKAIN, Camden, S. c.
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rLtshfi;sLfsIattt

lLithf sLjEht5t
Just received per Steamer DeKalbsa fegbsFels
Lamp Oil of excellent quaIity, Which viii bs sold
at Is c., 81, 81 25, 81 50 per gallon, tls lattcts
very superior article. ,'nF,'-4s ~ t5,s .YiI
Also Caster Oil on draught, which will be sold
in any quantity to suit purchasers, at
l.I,Fg ~ CLEVELAND'S.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-06-14
Iimby's Union Water.Wheel.

This Water Wheel
" !: . !: ]. ].
- has heen SO long in use
XfSXlh N, in South Carolina, that
MzD w VA little or nothing can be
~ MIA said respecting it that
ma " Is not already general
M kM KNOWN. it is app-
W M able 10 all kinds Of
WMAN z6NV machinery in either a
WA|MySso horizontal or vertical
~"V@N - position. 1t operates
with great power and
speed and with less quantity Of water than any
wheel in use, Except the over shot under extreme
high heads) is very simpeI and able to disasters,
and durable, being made entirely out OF cast iron.
The subscriber will sell district or individual
Rights, with or without wheels. Satisfactory rel
erences can be given in regard to the success Of
the Wheel by application 10 the subscriber, who
can he consulted personally at the Columbia Ho-
tel, or by letter through the Post Office at Colum-
bia. MARTIN CHAPLIN.
Maya J.. If
This will certify that have used Hotchkis 3
Patent Water Wheels about one year applied by r.
s, Barwick, and have recently removed them and
had the Union Wheels applied by Mr.. Chaplin ano
find the latter by far superior to the former. So
far as have yel tried the latter, they will saw at
least doubly as fast as the former, with much less
quantity of water, at the same mill site.
THO. STARKE.
Kershaw Dist, May II, ls4s. 81 If
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Branch. ofthe Bank of tie State of South Caro-.

Branch ofthe Bank of tie State Of South .Caro-
tEf lima, at Camden.
All Renewal Notes for this Branch during the
nine weeks commencing on the first day of June
past, must have the original signatures of the ma
kers and eDdorsers. .... ...... ....
p During the above specified time Notes sign
ed By Agents will not be received.
d. L. DESAUSSURE, Cashier.
June 5, lS4S. % ct
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Dekalb Rifle Guards.
You are hereby requested to hold yourselves
in readiness to turn out, to man, to welcome
home your commanding officer, Capt. MoEFAr and
his company Of Volunteers.
By order fthe Lieut.. Commanding,
Juue Ia. .,.a w. E: HUGHSON, O. s.
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Simmer. meAIcines.

Simmer Medicines.
Rowand's Tonic Mixture, Townsends Sarsapsfi.
Ia, Boupland's celebrated remedy for Fever and
Ague aad other bilious affections ;sPeters; Gpena
GERS and sBrandeth's. Pills; Schap's nIlssdacHe
Pills, Mofats Life Pills and Phenix BitterE;
Dead Shot for worms in the human bodys Munsys
Eluid Magnesa, Roman Eye Balsan; FahestoekS
Vermifuge, Ayers Cherry Pectoral; Wrghts Ind.
Veg. Pills, &c. &c, with all the popularfamily
medicines, just received and for sale at rs lsq'.-
.-----7.-----E -----EtEYEEAND'S
June 7. q 80 kAs tt.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

Notice to Bridge Builders.
The undersigneda Committee of the Camden
Bridge Company, will receive sealed proposals, on
or before the Goth June inst to rebuild the two
fallen spans of the Camden Bridge over the Wa
teree River, on the present plan; together with
the cost of reconstruction, including bills of timber
&c, required for that pupose. The proposals shall
state at what price the materials on hand will be
taken and worked up by the contractor.
B. PERKINS,
L. WHITAKER, D..ur c....
w. J. TAYLOR, ou''o'"s oo''"'''e'
ia. YOUNG,
JuneO % 2t
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Camden Debating Club.
The meetings Of this society will be held at their
Hall OH Thursday evenings.
d. G. LOVE, Secretary.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-06-14

The subscribers have received and opened
general assortment of CRY GOODS, suitable for
Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear, viz:
Berages, Tissue Silks, Organd Muslins
Jaconet Musns, Lawns, Gnghams
English and American Prints
Drab D'Ete, Cashmeres, Linens
French Summer Cloth, Drills, Vestirgs. &c.
With many articles for children
Ready made Goats and Vests
Fine Drab, Panama and Panleaf Hats, &c. &c
To which the attention of their customers is nvi.
ted, ss they will be sold low.
A. M. g. R. KENNEDY.
April 12. Is If
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Heigh.HO.

A lot of Toys, Negro Dancers, Coffee Grinders
and Sawvers. For salc by
may II. F. l.. ZEMP.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-06-14

Wanted to Hire.
Tive negro boys from IL to IA years Of age
Apply at this Office. June 2.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-06-14

A superior art lie oil Bleached Sperm Oil, at the
low price of ONE DOLLAR per gallon.
For srle by +. l.. IEMP.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-06-14

Prime Leaf Larr, Bacon, Flour. Butter Cheese,
and almost every article of Groceries wanted by a
family. at retail, at GERALDS
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-06-14

SODA WATER.
The subscriber! having procured Soda Fount
is prepared 10 supply his Gus toners with iced So
da Water during The season.
June II, J. r. McKAIN.
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For S1le
Lamp Oil,

so barrels fresh LINE, in good order.
Jan. 5. J. +. SUTHERLAND.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

At the request of the Town Coun-
Gil of Camden, I invite the citizens of
Kershaw District to meet in assem-
bly, on Saturday next, at II o'clock,
A. NJ, at the Court House, to devise
and adopt proper measures to receive
the Kershaw Company of the South
Carolina Regiment, in the Mexican
War, who are to return home very
soon.
J. NJ. DESAUssURE,
Mtendant 4. g..
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-06-14

Of every description and at all prcesndeed some Of
them prices hnt fail astonish tho purchaser
but Country Produce sells for nothing and so do we intend
to sell Ready made Clothing. This is NO "PUFFING.
come and convince yourselves
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-06-15
Peace at Last.

After all the conflicting Tumors which we have
been receiving for the last few days, the certainty
has at length arrived By reference TO atelegraph-
ic dispatch to The Tribune, in another column, it
will be seen that the Treaty of Peace had passed
The Mexican SeLate at Queretaro by a,vote Of al
most e-sxths-viz: % to S. The vote in the
Chamber of Representatives was, it will be remem-
bered 81 35-a sufficiently strong majority but not
so satisfactory as the former. The average of
these results may be taken as fair index to the
sentiment of the country concerning the question
of peace, and in the present shifting condition of
Mexican affairs, furnishes the best security we
possess that the treaty will be kept inviolate.
Two yeats experience of the hardships and hor-
rors of war the loss of thousands of men by bat
tie and diseases and of over one hundred millions
of dollars, on the one hand without counting Mi
Trist's three millions, and the fifteen millions for
bined horrors Of invasion, anarchy and national
beggary-have weared the rapacity of one nation
and the endurance Of the other Peace, under al
fIiost any circumstances, would have been prefer
able to continuance of these Affections. That
it has been obtained; under circumstances so hu-
initiating to the pride Of Mexico, thongh too dear
ly bought on our own part, is to be attributed to
her weakened condition, rather than to want Of
the proper spirit In her rulers.
The presence of the American Commissioners
at Queretaro concludes the remaining ceremonies
Of ratification. A general order has already been
issued, calling together troops for speedy en-
barkation and with the exception OF the forces
necessary for protecting the new frontier, the
greater part Of the army will return to more quiet
and Christian occupations But we have not yet
done with the war. We shall feel its spirit for
mary years to come, in burdensome expenses, in
the support of ain increased military force, and
more than all, in the struggles which Slavery will
make to extend its blight over territory which we
have conquered free. We shall have as good
cause as Mexico herself TO remember the period
of Folks Administration May it be long, very
bong, before our relations with her or any other
sister nation shall be 50 harshly interrupted
Ne,c York Tribune.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-06-15

tenden, of Kentucky. Joseph Gales Of the Nation
al lnlelligencer. Col. Morgah of New York, Col.
Haskell Of Tennessee, Col Newton OF Arkansas,
Y Judge Saunders of Louisiana, and many others
(men of acknowledged integrity and fidelity, who
have known him intimately from their youth,
shared with him the perfls: and hardships, of the
battle field, or now enjoy his society and conf
dence)--that souEder or .ruer Wing than ZACH
AIRY TAYLOR does not breathe the free air of this
republic, We are left without loophole to hang a
doubt upon. We yield him our cordial support.
MrfLsRb FILtMoRE is citizen of the great State
of New York-is now employed iii the faithful
discharge of the important and responsible office
of Comptroller of that State, with which he has
been hotiored by vast majority of the suffrages
of the people-was a leading member of Congress
for several years, and as Chairman of the Com
mit,ee of Ways and Means, in 1S42, framed the
Protective Tariff which restored the Frustrated in
dustfs of the country to the almost unexampled
prosperity which followed its enactment His
abilities are acknowledged by all parties, and his
very countenaice bespeaks the honest and con-
scentious man. He is deservedly popular and
held in high esteem by all who know him.
Such are the men whom the Wings of the Uni
ted States have selected as their standard bearers,
and who will carry II triumphanily to victory
With proud assurance of their worthiness of the
highest honors and most important trusts, we this
day raise their names at the head of our columns,
in the undoubting conviction that the unpurchash-
able suffragss of the people will proclaim on the
7th Of November next, by an overwhelming ma
jority, that they shall take the places which have
been too long used and abused to the injury of the
country, for the benefit of trading politicians and
political gamblers.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-06-15
Glorious War.

We had VISIT. says the Tribune, on Friday
from MFR. James Thompson. late sergeant in the
u s. Regulars, but now discharged because he
was so wounded in one of the battles in Mexico
as TO disable him for farther duty. He was Grip
pied by a ball through the leg. and had one eye
blinded and his head scientifically laid open by a
sabre-cut, which barely missed killing him.. So,
being no longer available he was sent adrift,
with an allowance of one cent mile wherewith
TO make his way home and pension of four dol
lars month hereafter. The gentlemen who make
Wars and tell the country how glorious they are,
vote themselves from $4,000 year down TO S56
.1er week with forty cents per mile for travelling.
Wins they vote the men who stop the bullets and
blunt the sabre-edges one cent mile for travelling
Expenses ana almost ninety cents week to live
on Glary for eyer
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-06-15
The .European News.

With the exception of more definite and salts
fastory particulars of the late scenes in Paris, the
Niagara brings little farther intelligence from the
Continent than We had already received by the
United States. Since the complete overthrow of
the plans of the Radical party, or Terrorists, as
they are now styled, the French Republic stands
on more secure footing than ever. The uhivef-
sal condemnation which this step has received
among ali classes Of the people, augurs well for
the maintenance of order and internal harmony,
without which the National Assembly will make
but slow and unsatisfactory progress.
In Italy the hostile armies are still approaching
nearer each other several slight engagements
have taken place, in which neither side could
justly claim victory, and some decisive battle,
whose result shall be an omen of good or i'll to the
Rebublicans Of the Italian League, is anxiously
awaited.
The great Sclavonic provinces of Austria are in
state of increasing ferment, and while the
sythemen of Posen have finally yielded to Prus-
sian power, these branches Of the same barbarian
stock are fast preparing the way for fierce
struggle for political independence and recovery
of their long lost nationality
The interest Of the great word-drana shows
no signs of tagging but each succeeding scene
develops some new and startling principle Of ac-
ion.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-06-15
Lewis Cass.

The Honesdale Democrdt, says the nonna-
ton OF this gentleman FOR he Presidency. seems
10 create but illle enthusiasm, among nur loco
fpco friends in his siciniiy. ln fact It's but
seldom we hear his name mentioned. Il is
possible. however, tha, alter some of the party
leaders conIriye ways and means" 10 cover
up the old mans "bIack cockade," and hide
his "ancient federalism, we shall hear loud
huzza for his democracy We are willing
TO give hu!e time for our democratic friends
to convert an old federalist into genuine dem.
ocrat. Thry wilsundoub,edly soon have Gen.
Cass 'dyed IN the wool"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-06-15
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE,

D. SCHLEGEL, has on hand, at bis es-
iabllshment in Elizabeth street a few doors
below J. Knecht's hotel-a large and well se-
ec'ed stock of clolhlng of all varieties As he
wishes TO discontinue the business he is anx.
ious TO dispose of his entire stock, al The very
lowest prices, for cash, or three months credr
with approved security All articles in his
line OF business may be obtained 90 per cent.
cheaper than elsewhere, and it is the interes,
OF all purchasers to give ham CALI
StrOndsburg, June 8, 1S4S.--3i.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-06-15

N0tce is hereby given to all legalees ant
other PERSONS Interested in the estate of The re-
spectve decendenIs and minors, that The admin
is'ration accounts of the following estates have
been filed in the office of The Register Of Mon
roe county, and will be presenlsd for confirma
llon and allowance to The Orphans Courl; lc
be held al Sroudsburg, in and for the aforesaid
county, on Monday the 10Th day of July hexr
al 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The first and final account Of Thomas w
Rhodes, Administrators of the estate of Mary
Heller, late. of Stroud township, deceased
The final account Of George Shafer and ia
cob Williams, Administrators of the estate oil
George Shafer, late of Hamilton township, de-
ceased. ~
The acconn, of James H Stroud, one OF the
Executors Of the last Will and Testament OF
Daniel Stroud, late of Stfoudsbnrg, deceased.
The final account of Abraham Depuy and
Daniel Depuy, Administrators Of The estate Of
Aaron Depuy, late Of SmnhfieId township, de-
ceased; (by Abraham Depuy, one Of said Ad-
minislraors
'fhe first account Of Michael Walter, Exec.
uior of the last Will and 'fes,amen, of George
Walter, late of SmiIhfed township, deceased.
The account Of Charles Boys and Samuel
Boys, Administrators of the estate of James
Boys, late of Stroud township. deceased.
The account of Daniel Andrew, Guardian OF
Rebecca HetfeIfnger one Of The daughters of
David Heffefnger, late of Ross township, de-
ceased. t n
The account Of Edward Storm and Samuel
Shaier, Administrators of the estate of George
Hood, late of ChesnuhiIl township, deceased
SAMUEL REES, Jr. REGISTER.
Registers Office, S,roudsburg,}
June 8, 1S48. {4t.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-06-15
AUDITORS NOTICE.

In The matter of the estate of George StuIl,
late OF l'obyhanna township, Monroe coGnly,
deceased
The undersigned having been appointed An
dior by The Orphans Court Of Monroe county,
10 make distribution of The funds in The hands
of John Elliott and Absalom B. Srdll, Admin
lslra'ors OF said estate, 10 and among the cred
rors OF said deceased, will attend 10 The duties
ot his appointment on Monday the Sd day Of
July next. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, al the house of
David Keller, in The Borough of Stroudsbnrg,
when and where all persons interested are re-
quested to present their claims or be debaired
from coming in for share of said fund.
WM. DAVIS, AxdiiOr.
Sroudsburg, June 7, lS48. fe t 7-
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-06-15
CONSTIPATION Of the Boaoels or costive-
" ness, headach, eddiness pain in the side and

'OINO II n IIO1N UT We DUU1IS OF COSlIVt-
~ ness, headach, giddiness pain in the side and
breast nausea and sickness, variable appetite. yell
low or swarthy complexion, &C. are the usual symp-
toms of Liver Complaint. Wright's Indian Veg
complaints, because they purge from the body
those morbid humors which are the cause not on
ly of all disorders Of the liver, but of every mala-
dy incident to man. A single 25 cent box will in
all cases give relief, and perseverance will most
assuredly drive every particle of disease from the
body
Be,oare Of Sugar Coated Counterfeits.--R
member, that the original and only genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature of WIZ
LIAM WRIGHT on the top label of each box.
For sale by George II. Miller, who is the only
authorized agent for Stroudsburg see advertise
meot for other agencies in another column.
Office and general depot, l69 Race st. Phil'a
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-06-15
To the Free and independent E1ector
OF MONROE COUNTY,

FELLOW CITIzENs:--Almo three years have
now expired since you did me the honor 10 elect
me TO the Offices of Register aud Recorder of
this County. Having, to The bes. Of knosI.
edge faithfully and imparliaIly performed my
official duties; and as have received many en-.
couragemenls from my numerous friends in diff
feren' paris of the County therefore take
the liberty of again offering myself as can
dlda'e for the same offices, at The ensuing
general election Should be so fortunate as
to be reelected. will perform The duties in.
cumbenl upon me. tlo the bes, Of my ability
personally, faithfully, and if possible, TO your
entire salsfacrion. esa
With sentiments Of respect,
remain your public servant,
SAMUEL REEFS. Jr
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A Administrators Notice.

Whereas Iellers Of administration to The es-
tate OF Ferdinand kleiber, late of Milford, Pike
county. deceased, have been granted TO the sub
scrlber; all persons indebted To said eslale are
requested TO make Immediate payment and those
having claims against the same. will present
them duly authenticated for settlement 10
JAMES s. WALLACE, Admor.
Milford, S June. 1873 81.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-06-15

sIhang my head with humiliation and shame
when think have been one of the Wing party"
Capt Charles Nayl0r offhe PennsWranian Vol
unteer
nTA And Gen, Butler is about to hang Capt, Nay
lor's Lieutenapt and several more of his officers
for burglary and murder. although they never be
lo@ced % The Wing party.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-06-15

This arm of the liberty party were holding
Convention at Rochester, on the lst instant
They nominated Charles G. Foot. Of Michigan,
for Vice President. There were 25 votes cast.
and C. Foote got Is. Gerritt Smith is the league
candidate dor the Presidency.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-06-15
CAUTION.

Whereas my wife CaIharine, has without
any reasonable cause or provocatioh left nv
bed and board: all persons are hereby eau
toned not TO harbor or trust her on my account,
as | will pay no debts of her contracting.
CHARLES FUNK.
Milford. June s. IS4S. -3t ....-. ..
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SENATORIAL ELECTORS.

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
THOMAS VI II. M'KENNAN, Of Washington,
john p. SANDERsoN, of Lebanon.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
Joseph G. GIsrkson l3 Henry Johnson,
John p. Weiherill, Ia William Colder, Sr.
James NJ Davis, Is mot filled)
! Thos. w. Duffield, l6 Charles w. Fisher,
Daniel O. Hinter, /? Andrew q. Curtin,
Joshua DUNCAN, lS Thos. X. Davidson,
John D, Steele, ly Joseph Markle,
John Landis, 20 Daniel Agnew,
Joseph X. Srnucker 81 Andrew w Looms,
10 Charles SNYDER % Richard Irwin,
II William g. Hurley,23 Thomas H. Sill.
- Francis Tyler, "a Sainl. A. Purvlance
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PETl,P jtJRORS

- Il OnOR)s ... o.
Henry Deilrich, Hamilton. 80 =
2 Michael Ransberry, Stroud rs..s ..F
3 Jesse Weiss, Hamilton. sa,,f a.ss1
A john Overpeck. 81
5 Henry Smith, Ross s...'.t
6 Jacob Henty Pocono 1'..- '.''+
William Row, Stroud s'
8 Barnet Kresge. Jackson
9 Peter Kesler, Hamilton. ....-.
10 Dawalt Fisher, PuIk. -....-..., -.......
II Washington Winters, Tobyhanits. ~.
IL Peter Remel, Ross. s,a.
l3 Aaron Depue, SlnnhfeId sl -4-rs -.
Id George V. Bush -a..a.
IS Alfred Drake, Stroud .sHar
l6 David Kresge, Cheslharhil
II Daniel Brown,
Is Andrew WOodlifg Price .e.-
10 Thomas Patterson. Pocoro .a ass
q. Peter Merwine, Jr., Tohyhanna aes~
2l-Jacob Miller, NJ Smirhfie!d
% Peter Butts, Jackson
% Jacob A. Shaffer, Chesrnulhill
"a Samuel Shick, Pocoho
25 Timothy Vanwhy, ~ Smi,h6eld
&c Barney Decker,
27 Adam Fl. Franrz Ross
20 George NJ. Michael; NJ Smlthfeld
- HliIiP OnaHer, IT., Stroud
80 Thomas Miller, Pocono
81 Mahassah Miller, Pocono
80 Simon Graber, Coolbaugh
80 Jacob Beesecker, Prics o t..,
81 Daniel Daily, Stroud f .er.a
35 John Bush, Stroud b. e-1 s --ld.
Sc Philip Oyer, Coolbaugh f
81 George Ruth, Hamilton
80 James Halet, Stroud
80 Andrew Storm, Hamilton
40 Joseph Frable, Ross -. .-....
Al Depue S. Miller, Stroud
az Charles HoIser. Tobyhanna
43 John Dousr, Polk
"A Peter Konz, Smhhield as2
45 George Flight, Ross
46 Adam Kesler, Hamilton
AZ Henry Fenner. T.
4S Henry Overfield, NJ SHiilh6eld
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-06-15
REGISTERS NOTICE.

Stroudsburg, June s, ls4s ..le.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-06-15

m =, 90 IN advance S2.25 haf yearly; and $3.50 if mol
"'' paidbefore the end OF the year