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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
ANOTHER GOLD MINTE

ANU HIN 1V1V xk4NGI
1T is not disputed that Gold can be had for the
digging in California but tho "Fai.jisid eOaa.
ty CIOtkiag Store offers superior inducements,
and all wishing to purchase Clothes for themselvs,
and famiy win find, BY calling at the above places
that they can make money without travelling 70
California.
NTH e. TONG,
Have justreceived theirSpTnSs sSrmmsr stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Which they offer to the public at lower prices
than ever. They have on hand,
MEMS and BOYS WEAR such as Coats Vests,
Pautaloons, Pea Jackets, Shirts ofdiffefent kinds,
Cravats, Stocks, Ties, Pocket Handkercheifsi
Gloves, Suspenders, aud every thing else usually
kept in furnishing stores, IN. 5fsg
HA9M1ONND5@ PM1AO@lUaS
SMITH & TONG also keep of hand large
and splendid assortment Of CLOTHS, CASSI.
MERES, SATINS, ,VESTINGS Of all kinds, SUM!
MER WEAR of every description, all Of the
latest styles, together with the best Trimmings,
aud are prepared to make up to order, in the most
fashionable styles, all manner Of Clothing at pr+
ces to suit the times. .- .....if
~ B ID NJ ID NJ D IL R 9 al
That Smith & Tong are practical Taiors and
are acquainted with the quality and make OF what
they purchase. They guarantee the work, which
they sell, to be well made aud Of the best kind.
They are responsible for all Representations,
which they may make Of articles sold.
B.Do not forgetthe plaee-B But look ABOVE
THE DOOR for the words CT oTHING STORE
in large letters. afs l7'IIII ItIl
Lancaster, April 10, lS49. 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
law NOTXCE.
JOHN GARAaHTY, WILLIAM E. FINcK

GARAG HTY & FINo X,
Attorneys at Law, Lancaster, o.
oFFIcE-Fosler's Building-up.Stairs. in the
Room lately occupied by Hunter s. Garoghty.
Lancaster, July %. 1918. left
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
Consumption Cured.

Ctemse md Strengthen. ConsHmpfion eqn be
cure,l BroHchHis. Consumption. LiDer COM
pidiM. Coids.Catarrh C0ngLs Asihma. Spit
ling of Biood, Soreness in he CHEST Hectic
Huh, Night Sredts, Difficult OF ProJuse Er.
peeioraiioa, Pas IN he Side Sc. hare been
aHdcan be cured
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

OtrThe Genuine viii be enclosed in White
Wrapper and Splendid Steel Plate Ensravsd
Label. For sale Wholesale BY
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
a complaint OF a most painful character. is
INMEDIATEI.Y RELIEVED,

and cure follows BY a few days use Of this article II 10
far before any Otasr this df'eas Or for any
other disease originating from impure blood Sea Pam
phiei.
This disease Ii purely Of the blood the action OF
this medicine, 10 speedy that the Piles, whether inter
nal or enerna will be cured by ts use In few weeks
Hundreds perhaps can say thousands have been per
fecty cured the Of two or three bottles OF this mir
ue and as tlis produced from tho action OF this
panacea upon the blood Is more likely 70 be permanent
than any cure produced from external remedies.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

az proof Of cures In this distressing class Of complaints
See pamphlet Al broken dOVn, dbhiaied cORstHiiOHi
from the effect of mercury, will fnd the bracing power OF
this article net Immediately, and the poisonous mineral
eIadicated from the system.
TIE - diStinei properties which compose this article
manifest themselves particularly In the application OF the
compound, for the distressing class Of complaints which
head this paragraph. For centur eTs has been used {"
hs n0yih 0f EuYOuf.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

New York, April 90. I8l7 - DR. TowNsEEp.-
| verify bslleve that your SarsaparllIa hus been
the mems, though Providence. ofsdying my lie.
Ihaye for several years lnid bnd Cough Il he.
game wOtse and worse. Al last raised lrge
greatly dcbitnted aud reduced and did not ex
pcet io i've. have only used ynm SarsnlarlIu
short time. mud there has a wonderful clmllge
been wrought in me. am now nble To wuls all
over The city. rise no blood. md my cough hn'
lelt me Yollcanwcll imagine liui uln thank.
iul for these results Y0nr obi serpdnt,
nIIsAlI.I Il u q
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAfEs
DRiNTED on hne paper, for sale AZ the
u Lancaster Gazette oties
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
nERILITY nF THE aYaTENl,

weak back, weakness Of the Kidneys, &C, or nnamma
lion Of same 10 iNmsatey reiiered BY sp days use Of
tAs madeleine. and Is always result Of is USE Ii
nda m
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
A THOUSAND NAMES

srcspt is phich pouid touch this kind Of drGaRseRts.
Il may he relied upon as and effective remedy, and
did we feel permitted 10 do so could give
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

For sale, Wholesale aud Retail by { 8. Birdsall
Cincinnati; George Kaufman Lancaster; G. Nc
Futden, RuskpiHe; D. b. Rindhurt, Litaopolis;
s. s. Russell PiekeriaSiOa; II 81, Leohnard
Basil; o IL. Muhler, Somerset; N. Beatty & Co
Baltimore.
February 9, 1915 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

which In all dieeases arrangements OF the Female frame
Obsruciions dieulSts, painful menstruaiions, &c ma,
effected cure This root 10 indigenous 10 soil and
found In large quantities. and as medicinal property
standj without equal II forms one OF the compounds
In The preparation which as whole Is the best remedy
ever given 10 debiitaed female II Is sure, and the sYs
inIn will hn reAornd 70 henlih by ila use.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
no! FOR CALIFORNIAM

I.nncnster, Arril u, l649. 81.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06
LOOK INTO THE
G r E A r w ES r e r N

WE have received, and will continue week.
wv ly 10 receive u fno assortment OF all
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-06

Fcpcr aud Agne. Dr. TOwnscnd's Snrsupnr.
rn Is lmequalled IN cuses of tue Clrills nnl foyel
aud Ague. The following letter is the only one
of hundreds tlul we hl,ye received lrOm the South
snd Wcs, ii like character.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20
QuEcl. onihe Trigger.

g You Will please observe SAID old Mr..
LamoelI, a, be led "a. through his school The
oiber day. - thal the boys are required 10 OBJ
serve The utmost attention 10 quIeiness and dls-
slphne."
We had a. this moment arrived in front OF
several boys Standing around waller bucke',
and one had Just charged his mouth with the
contents of the cup While the old genllema n
STOPPING over 10 recover his pen from
the floor. when another passing along behind
snapped his finger quick under the drinkers
ear, aud caused him on sudden slar TO eject
The contents of his mouth over The pedagogue's
bald pate. Standing uprghr with his face and
hair Dipping, The master shouted
" Who done that :"
The parry unanimously cried out, )" jim Gun,
sir"
James Gun ha, did yor do that for =
Jim. appalled, a, The mischief he had done,
mu,iered that il was not his fault, that Tom
Owen Snapt hun.
This changed the direction of old LambwelFs
wrath, aud shaking his cane portentousy over
Owens head he asked
Did you snap Gun :"
The cuIpri', trembling with fear, murmured--
" Yes, sir | snapt Gun, but 1 didn't h"ow he
was loaded %
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20
Highway Robbery and Murder.

"a Thomas HamilIer of Montgomery Co., on
his return from Philadelphia Market, few
days since. was discovered about f2 miles from
the city, lying senseless In he wagon with his
skull fractured in two places and his head had :
ly beaten. A large stone was found IN the
wagon, which II is supposed was used by The
villain villains TO perpeua,e their work. His
purse, rifed Of It's contents was found in The
blood on the bottom of the wagon. His ac
count book showed that his produce had Weld.
ed HIN S53, but $l3. of which was found, and
iha' IN seefeI Poeke,. He was taken 10 Mr..
oheilmlre's. close by. where he renamed in
s'ae OF lnsensibiiy unn Saturday las, when
ne died OF his injuries; hence nothing could
De ascer'ained from him 'ha, would lead TO
discovery oil The perpelraor Of The deed
The deceased bore exemplary character
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20
Interior Of the Earth.

fact of great interest has been proved by
the torlhgs for Ariesian wells IN The suburbs
OF Pals, namely that as We go toward The CEN
ire Of the eauh, the temperature Increases al
The rate Of about one degree every SO feet
That the whole interior portion of The earth, OF
al least great part Of ii, is an Igneous ocean
of melted rock, agitated by volen. winds,
though dare not affirm il, is still rendered
highly probable by he phenomena of volcanoes.
The facts connected with their eruption have
been ascertained and placed beyond doubt.
How then are they 10 be accounted Tor The
theory prevalent some years since, that they ate
caused by the combustion Of immense coal beds.
is perfectly peurIIe, and en,irey abandoned .
All the coal 10 The world would never afford
fuel enough for single capital exhibition oil
Vesuyius We must look higher than this
and | have IiIe doubt that he whole rests on
The action of electric and gaivanlc principles
which are constantly 10 operation IN me EARN.
We know ihen when certain metals are
brough, together, powerful electric acton is
developed. aud light Is produced, superior
even In effuIgence TO The spIendof oi the sun.
Now If small arrangement produces such re-
suits, What may we moi expect from the com
binaion of those lmmense beds of metals TO be
found in The earth |! Here we may have the key
To all the grand phenomena Of volcanic acilon.
An illustration on small scale may be seen IN
an INSTRUMENT called the eo-elecrlcal battery,
made OF zlnc bl>muth and anilmony, packed III
a nox aud yarnIshed ln this, heat Is evolved
teloW. he the iop Is cold aud here we
have The very cause OF ihe volcano. when IN
The ln,erlor fiery ocean is heavIng lis snFges;
" hile i,s peak is capped with everlasting SHOWS.
Prof. Ssiitmaa
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20
Philadelphia 2 Market.

ha.l, December IN. 4.
lhe Flour market is quiel. Some holders
ask S4,S7 2 per barrel for standard shipping
brands, while others would accep, some thing
less. To the city dealer, ,he sales are TO fair
extent without change in prices
RYE FLOUR Is inactive. The asI sale
a S2.S7 1-2
CORN MEAL is no, inquired alter. We
quote Pennsylvania a, $2,75 per barrel ,Ys
GRAIN-Wheat continues IN lImiled de-
mand bu prices have nol varied Sales Of Red
at $l05 and White a, 81, Is per hu,hel
CORN is in better demand, and considerable
sales of new Y elbow have been made al 81 3
cents per bushel, old Yellow Is worth So SO
cents.
OATS are scarce. We quote Southern at
80 and Pennsylvania at 35 cents per bu.he
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20
Professor Webster.

ne Boston Journal says:
The public should not hastily jump at a
conclusion of guilt from the verdict OF the cor
onor's jury. The evidence adduced before
these tribunals is generally OF an e9 parte char
acIer, aud il i, nol considered necessary, neither
Is il usual. for The suspected parry 10 make his
defence In this case il is no' known eren
thai any defence was attempted by DR.. Web
sier. II is obvious, therefore, bat The serdict
Of the jury can be regarded only as indicating
that circumstances lchich are unexplained. but may
admit of explanation. furnish evidence sat-
I.faclory to The jury lha' The deed Of violence
vas committed by he accused
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20
Boundary of California.

The boundary of the State Of California,
commences at the point Of intersection oftbe
AID degree Of norlh latitude with the l20lh de-
gree of Longitude wes, from Greenwich, and
running south on the line of said l20th degree OF
wesr Longitude until il iniersects the 39ih de-
gree OF north latitude: thence running in a
straight line in sou,h-easiefly direction 10
,he river Colorado, a, point where il inter-
secls the 35h degree Of north latitude; thence
down the middle OF the channel Of said river,
70 the boundary line between the United States
and Mexico, as established by The treaty of May
30ih. le4S; thence running west and along
said boundary line to the Pacific ocean, ard
exte nding therein three English miles, thence
running in no,rh-westerly direction, and fol
lowing the direction Of the Pacific coast TO the
42d degree Of north latitude, ihence IN the line
of sald 42d degree OF norlh latitude 10 he place
of beginning"
This is very nearly the limit sci by the Mex
lean government 10 the Jurisdiction of Ca!6or-
MIA. II divides the Great Central Bssin ahou'
two,bjrds OF the distance between The Sierra
Nevada and The eres, Salt Lake II gives the
state 500 miles Of sea-coasr and an average of
$50 miles in breadth, includiue bo'h sides oi
the Sierra Nevada and some of the best rivers
OF the Grea, Basin Several thousand square
miles Of the southern psr. however are pof
tion Of a desert scorchng aud sterile as thtt
OF Zshara--a country ofbu,nng sab plains and
sbifinghiiis Of sand. whose only signs OF hu.
msn visitation arc The tones of animals and
men scailertd along she rails that cross il.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20

Noice Is hereby given TO all legaIees aud
other persons interested In the estate OF the re-
specive deceDdenis and minors. that the ad
ministraiion accounts OF The following estates
have been filed IN the office of the Register of
Monroe county. and will be presented for con-
frmalion and allowance 10 he Orphans Courl,
to be held at Slroul>burg, IN and for The aiore-
said coumy, on Monday, the 24h day of De-
cember next, a, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
The account of Richard S. Staples, acting
ad dminlslraIor of the estate of William Staples,
late OF Stroud township, Monroe county, de-
ceased.
The account of George Hood, administrator
OF The estate of Joseph Lester, late OF Chesnul.
Hill township, Monroe county, deceased And
whereas The SAID George Hood has since died,
and The SAID account is seulled and presented
hy Edward Storm, one of the administrators Of
said George Hood, deceased
SAMUEL REES. Jr. Register.
Registers Office. Siroudsburg !
= November %, lS49.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20
The Greek Chusch i'm America.

Effor's are now making in New York TO form
a congregation OF Greek Christians We OBJ
serve an announcement that a priest of that
denomination, with an interpreter, is now 10
New York, and will doubtless take charge Of
The rnnremenI
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20
Trial List--Dec. Term, 1s49.

JOS Keifer VS.. Drake & Huck
Barring e, al vs. Kunkle el al, ''a
King vs.. Teel H'
KIser vs.. SHUTTER t
Laurence for the use of Cover vs. s. J. Hol-
linshead 81
John S Sees VS.. Price & Henry
Peter Fellenzer VS.. Depue S. Miller
jacob Yeuerrs. John Chambers
Shafer for the use of Philips vs.. Keller
Snyder & Son VS.. Hofsmilh CT al - o.:
Metrihew VS.. Fruichey 51H 179e
John NJ. Meyers vs.. Jno. VIiet & Jasper
Vliet. aEI YzfH981q
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20
nE REMEDYFoRN0

The testimony in lis favor is Overwhelming.
The proprieiors are daily in receipt OF letters
and certificates, going TO prove It's remarkable
efficiency 10 all cases of worms, both In chill
dren and adults. The relief given. and ihe
immediate improvement ofheal,h which follows
its use, has called The attention of physicians
10 this article, and rhey freely recommend aud
prescribe IL in their practice. 1s
The retail price is 25 cents per uia!, ,rhich
brings IL aoitain the means of all.
Brooklyn, L. 1. January Is. l647.
do cerIfy thai gave one bottle Of b, A.
Fahnes'ock's Vermifuge TO my child, aud IN
seven hours il passed 23 large worms. Any
person doubling this may apply for further IN
formation al my resideaee co6neI OF Ietk sHd
Jackson slree,s. JAMES MeCAFFREf,
Popga&sspsis, " Y .MescA ?. 1911
ccyll(y, thai took TWO sials Of b A Eatn-
estock's Yermiiugs, hieh forud 70 be 'he
greatest cure for wortns lIsTeese ased.
have hosn irouhled with aee uoFins tss aarsni.
Der Of years, and have never 'dnHd so good a
medicine as B. A Fahuesioek's Fermiiuge
,herefore recommend IT, MARTHA CIiFT.
I he gubhe Is cautioned against eouaieff-i,s
AMI spunous articles, and 20 pul 90 con6irnse
IN sialemepls Lsai "koIias,ork's" and IS taha.
es,ock'sp Nertn1loge are tts same or sN eoot
as the only gsnarne article. whieh is d a
,ykRmiFUGE.
For ssls IN iS.roud.borg, 6ys g ScllOCU.
Agent. - March -. siaA9ss'ess ".
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20
Oysters !! Ovsfers.,

The undersigned has just opened an oyster
shop his nsldence. IN Franklin street near
The Cour House, " here he vii! have constani-
ly on hand the best qualily8o( prime oys,ef,,
prepared IN every style. He has also prI-
vate room for the ,accommoda' Of Ladies.
The pnhlie generally ate res Pec'ia!iy invited 10
give hlm a call. DAVID STARNER.
Stroud ,harg. December l3. lS49
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20

ANOTHER Prize FIGHr, or brute exhibition,
is 10 come off at New York before long
man rejoicing IN The title OF Awful Gardner,
aud another calling himself Dublin Tlcks
have agreed TO fgb, for thousand dollars
within SIX months from Monday last. Will the
uOIice interfere
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20
Mrs. Miller.

he Rochester American, il appears, was
mlstaken IN stating that this woman had been
arrested IN her flight from Niagara Falls, az
Syracuse The Syracuse Star says lha, The
statement OF The American lacks one important.
feature that of truth
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20
Jury List--Dec. Teran, 1sAo.

Jury List--Dec. Term, 1S40.
GRAND JURORS.
Jacob Gfeenamoyer, Chesnuihill
Henry Meason, Ross
Jacob Zimmerman, Smi,hfeld
Samuel Boys, Stroud
Vancuran Bush, do
Peter Snyder, SEN, Hamilton
Philip Gearhart, Chesnuhill
John Vlet, Coolbaugh
CHARLES Franlz, Hamilton
Simeon SCHOONER, M. Smithfeld
Frederick Knechr, Tobyhanna
James Kresge, Chesnu'hil
George Merwine. Tobyhanna
John Coohaugh, M. Smilhfeld
John Ruff Polk
James Gunsaules, NJ. Smilhfeld
Rudolph Shiffer. Stroud
George Bates, Hamilton 49,.
Jacob Miller, do
John Ransber.y, Stroud
Jacob kresge, Jackson
Daniel Schuonover NJ. Smihfeld
Jacob Dorshimer, CheslnuhIll
Jacob Engler, Ross ..-..I
PETIT JURORS.
Barney Decker. NJ. Sml,hfield
Jacob Reme Ross .-
Peter Gllber'. ChesEulhill
James n. During. Stroud
Lew SHUTTER, sen. Hamilton .a
George Douer, Polk ....
Philip Shaier, Jf, Stroud -5
George Michael, NJ. Smi,hfeld IN
Philip Miller, Hamilton . t-.
Jude Winters. Toby hanna ....e. "a
Philip Fisher, Stroud
Samuel G Escheneach, Tohyha
John Caliaghan. Paradise
John Die''ieh. Snihfield
Daniel H. Weiss, Chesnu,hrli So raa
Frank Grauan, N Smih6eld as bnk
John Smith, do 4a ..
Tlmo,hy Madden, CooIbaugh
George MeiZgar, Jun. Hamilton
Jacob Bitlenbender, do sa
Philip Kte-ge, Chesnuthil
Hugh Labar, NJ Sm,hfeld
George Peters, do 85tg
Samuel 6. Shoemaker, do
Jacob Cramet. Smiihfed >
John Smith, Tobyhanna
Anthony Sebrlng, Focono
John Boys, Stroud 8 faE
Rudol phus Smith, VI Smuhield aa
Samuel Mldenberger. Toby hanna
John Wooding. Pocono ec
John Stout, Hamilton esa hs
John Smith. Smhfeld
John Correll, Ross aaa
Henry Kester, Jackson
Daniel Meizgar Pocono
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20
turnpike Election.

The Stockholders of ,he Belmont and Eas-
ION Turnpike Road Company, are nopfed thar
the next annual election Of officers, Ia vii a
President, Treasrref, Secretary and SIX Man
ayers, for said Company for The. ens9ipg year.
viii be held at lhss House of Phlhp " LeIcf,
Canaan, Wayne connly, on Monday, Hlh. Jan
uary, 1850, al O'Clock P. NJ
"A w NORTON, See'g
December 3. l849
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20
SHERIEE1S SALE.

BY virtue of wrrof vendllioni exponas !,
sued oul oi he Court of Common Pleas Of Mon.
roe County. Peun'a, 10 me directed, will ex-
pose to public sale at he pnhIic house of Jacob
KueehI. IN The borough oi foud,burg, on
Thursday the goth day Of December
nex,, a, 2 o'clock, P NJ. The follow ing described
properly, 10 VII: certain 'ract lot or piece OF
WOOD LAND
situate in Stroud township IN :he county of
Monroe, Pa, containing ahout
Forty-seven Acres,
more or less. adjoining land, oi Joseph Kerr,
John Nal, en-. Schrauder Brown, Charles FouIke
and others, g'eal part OF this land is valuable
young chestnat
Seized and taken in execution the prop
cry OF James Hollin>head, and 10 be SOLD by
me.
PETER KEMMERER,
Sheriff. Office. SIrnod,burg,t Sheriff
November 20, lS49
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20

POLITE HlNT-"" do Dos wlsli to soy any
4hipg against The individual IN question. sa'd .
very polite gentlemen. would n'efesy te.
mark. that 90 him ,ruifis stranger than hctilrs
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20
Auditors S Notice.

. The subscriber, appointed by the Osphan's
Coua of Monroe county TO audit. examine. aud
Unnecessary, re settle rhe account of Amos Hell
Ter. administrator of the estate Of Dorothy
Sehooaossr laie Of said counly. decd, will at
Tend 10 the duties OF his appolnln al his ni-
fee in the borough OF Sroudshurg. on he 9 b
of December nexi, at which time all persons
are required 10 present lheH claims against The
said esIa e, OF be forever debATred.
..s ABRAHAM.BARRY
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20
Harum Merrill.

From The Boston Transcript Of Friday.
We learn ha, Prof. Webs'ers appearance
to-day is precisely 'he same which IL has been
Of late that although be has read The finding
of the coroner's inquest 1t has no, Disturbed
him in he least, and be Iemaigs perfectly calm
and :eif-possessed. lie j. ia good health, and
apparently quite conrenled In his situation and
satisfied with The treatment which he receive,
from the officers Of TIE Jail.
IL has been reported thai bis cell was beueE
furnished aad bis fare more sUmpiuOus Than
other prisoners. We are informed that hi- ae-
commodxlions are on!y Improved by be allow
ance Of some foolmats, but il IS true that his
food Is furnished by his friends from Parker's
re.;aUranI IN Cour, Square.
Prof. Websrer's time is wholly employed IN
reading aud episloary correspondence with his
friends. Although IL Is understood that Hon
Franklin Dexter has declined TO aCt as counsel
for defence, he is srI;i admitted al the jail as
such in common with Edward D. Sohier, Esq
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20

Kostenbader vs. Jones ~ m g.8S -.
Keller vs. Keller 4
Greensweig VS.. Hawk s eeI
Merwine VS.. Vanwhy ia gar.
La The matter of Penn Fores, Road
In The matter Of The act. of S Schoonover
Buzz Ell al VS.. Flanlz Ell al va. s,
In the mailer of c. H.. Heany's act.
do se - do s19u3 go
Schoonoyer VS.. Sohoonover ftr' af .,c.9
Rice vs.. Buzz e cases) Is faa
SerfOss VS.. Sedoss .-,s8I 49,, 49,
James Staples. Road a,aIta .is 5sag esq
John Deppe g-1s s 7aa az s3a4
Oyerseers of Stroud vs.. John Plaienberger
II al s.a IS aI5s
School directors of NJ. Smilhfed latsq
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-20
DIED.

In Hamilton township, on the l4'h nsl., Mr.
PETER ANDERs, aged about 70Neaf