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~ lar place now open for the reecpon Of ysters dur,
ing the The from the galleries OF the spleen ala
scenery Bile and harber equal N The
world. Admissi IN I:t1 cents.
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8 000 LOTS At PORTSMOUTH. OHIO, TO BE
,OOO sold at auction, 18th Nay inst. For particu-
lars, auction head Of A H. Muller in Courier En-
qurer and Express.
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REMOVALS..


- EMOvAL.-JOIIN q. WYMAN, MERCHANT TAILOR,
~ has from No. 2S to 81 Broadway opposite the
City Hall.
ID EMOyAI-DR ALBAN GOLDSMITH HAS REMOVED
N his office from No. Park Place TO No. f Broadway,
". y. of Franklin street. Consultations from
to PM and Mt 2iO foarth avenue between Nneteenth
and Twentieth streets from to pm.
ID EMovAI.-JAMES G. MOFFET, GAS FILTER AND
N Manufacturer of Chandelier and Gas Fixtures every
description having removed from his late store l Fulton
street. John street few doors from Broadway takes
this opportunity Of informing his patrons and the public in
general that having made extensive alterations In his fac
tory 10 and 2l Prince he enabled TO supply
Chandeliers and other Gas fixtures at the lowest market
Those in want Of these articles would do well to call
him before purchasing elsewhere. Gas Pendants and
Brackets Solar Fluid and Lard Lamps Girandoles and
Candeabras constantly hand in great variety Of pat
terms.
CIDNEY W. CLARK FOR MANY YEARS At NO. t7
~ Broadway of Broome street has taken the store
No. i75 Broadway under Hutchings cabinet warerooms
where he Is to supply his friends and customers with
general OF Wines Teas and family stare
eoed with the utmost together with Havana Sesars
the choicest descriptions.
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BROADWAY THEArRE-fRIDAl. MAY Is, ISL
ID Grand comhin ation of pycity and talent the
sion OF tn. B,nsht Of Mr. g. W Lewis tho Prompt.r Of he
theatre who fully for the
o his friends and the public the following and atrs
tive programme .-TAUSTUsthe Gorgeous pageant
presented TO the Anne rcnn public combining the great
eft dramatic scenic operatc and ballet effects An apzi
Larry ballet chorus and force OF az
During the evening, Herr Nol. Herr Rietle lie Dgcv
Barre Mr. @. w. Smith Thy permission of Mr. Droahaml
La Petite ia Petite Tsgigni Thy permission
Mr. Bambln) will appear, for this occasion only: havas
kindly volunteered their valuable services Aao, the fairy
extravaganza Of the FAIR ONE WITH THE sOLDEs
LOCKS with all the original music. Seats be secured
n
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DRoUGHAM LyCEUUM. BROADWAY. NEAR
- Broems street Dress Circle and Parquet 20 cents
Family Circle % Orchestra Stall Seats ST. Monday
evening May II the performance will with tho
opera Of the CHILD OF THE REGIMEN f-Rodoiph, Mr..
Dunn Grenade. Mr. Leach; Cartos ohe MrIyster; Marc,
Mrs Mary Taylor Marchioness Berkenfeld Mrs. W. X
Blake To conclude with for the twentieth time, the now
AT THE LYCErM-The Manager. Mr.. Brougham the
stage hanager Mr. Lynne; the Prempter, Mr. ". b. Phil
lips the Sostnmer Mr.. Taylor the Calboy Mr. Tom Mrs
b., Mrs. Bropgham,
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FIN ANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
- ls5J J. Fisk ESQ, having retired the ofhsa q
President OF this insitution Of III health VIII
liam Hsvemeyer. Esq. has been unnuoasy elected
oil the vacancy. J. SEYMOUR. Cashier.
BROADWAY BANK, NEW YORK, MAY 4 iss,.-prvi-
the capital stock II this Bank PROFITS the
az 81. be paid to the oekholder on and .r ne
BY order. J. l.. EvERirT. Cashier.
NEW YORK, MAY !, is5l.-THE PRESIDENT AND
~ Directors q the Bovery Bank have s day declared
dvdend o. four per cent payable on and after the 10Th
inclusive. Per order n. @. BRADFORD. Cashier.
UOO alSs 11a nat S'A Vii raw s ,asn,sS.
per cent the Investment Capitalists Others having
safe ~ asssntisi inyss,aen. eisr oasrSs q ~. s,
AMY rersonaly T. M L. SHELDON. lire aud Iiie Insu
raues once = Nagau ,treet.
TEXAS LAND AGrNCY.-THE UNDERSIGNED or.
iers bis services agent Il oil matters arpertanHe
and proeure patents Terms moderate will
y made brovn Nhen informed wist y W be dome Address
II. q. CA1LLTT. Dallas rosas
u EwITTANCEs TO ENGLAND. IRELAND. AND
n scotisnd.-Drafts sale for any amount, IRON Al
Upwards which viii be csshed 81 any Bank Ia the United
Engdom Ao Packages 81 every description Forwarded
T ~ co Fann srs Ia ssr,s
- Adams a Cos, ~ and ~ Wall street
mall parcels viii be received I'll hsfrast nine A \. q
the day of sailing Of every steamer 20 Europe.
NpiCAco CITY LoAN.-sEALEp PROPOSALS WILL.
and the ofce Of Straehsn Scott tho city OF New
YORK until the LET day Of June Des for aloan a Twenty
Tho bonds be issued lees than tve HUNDRED
dollars each At interest 81 centum
ss sm.qsn EseE.nss Rrse 9r y.y.
nee 81 the City Treasurer Chago BY order Of the
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

OOST-OFF1CE. NEW ycFN.-SorICE.-rHE xAfIS
United states mall eoaer Georgia will close ct this
s6ce Monday the 18th ns At r. NJ Letters for H.
Chagves and PaBa must be paid. closed mail
fss the south west coast II South America will be made up
che Georgia. to close time. Letters be
repaid ~ cents each rate and newspapers cents
WIN. V. BRADY. Z. NJ
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) s CO.'S cgrAr CALIFORNIA rREIcnr.

a DAMS A tU.S INTAT tNIIFVNNTA TNETrTT,
N Packag and Parcel Eypr,s pr steamer Empire City
ON Tuesday 18th. Speed increased Rates rcducedN
Special freight and special messenger throughOur
regular express for California via Charcs snd Panama,
be despatehed Per Empire City Captain \. ID.
WILSON, Tuesday. 10th instant ~ tire o'clock, r. NJ in
special freight aren't eni through ncsscn-
ser To destination thN Iathinus
perfect the srcdy api safe transmission Of freight
BY this express rely uron their goods going
through Panama n time iar coreponang steamers on
the Pacific nnt grest inc0n 81 M former rates. All
freight iorwari the 18th instant must he delivered
t. (uith invOice-D before the 2th Small parcels
will Ne received unt twelve O'Clock tie day 81 sailing
NJ charge made a. shippers ny express Ter custom House
ceafAnpes consular ecTt4ats Irr package must he
rendered strictly water proof aud shout not exceed 10 lbs
weight. All trSixktnust Invariably be re-praii.
ADAMS 4 CO. IL and j. Wal1etreet.
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JENNY LIMBS FAREWELL CONCERT TICKETS TOR
sll the remaining Concerts may be had az II. Bllicres
bookstore. 20 Broadway where orders COX ticket. fer any
Concert may be left.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.


WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, on MONDAY, TIE
w nth met team OF black Indian Ponies ut the Ba
saar In Crosby They stylish drivers and fast
WILL BE SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION, On MON
day, the 18th instant ut the New York Horse Basasr,
20 iIorcs suitable for all Aro, Wagons Harness,
Ac., commencing at II o'clock. JOHN H. GATIIELD
i. J. BU.ANT, huetioneer. Proprietor.
HORSE AND WAGON FOR sALE-THE HORSE Is
fast young kind. and gentle that lady drive
him. The nearly harness in good order Sold
As this establishment H. valuable,
need apply who will not pay liberal price Address Ma
jor, Ucrrld office.
EoR SALT-THE FINEST FAIR or CARRIAGE
Horses in the United states NJ 4. tarTs livery stable,
fulton ferry Brooklyn dark bay Elk old sound and
Kind and sixteen anda half 10 nds hixh, sold be-
cause going 20 Europe Call At the above stable,
or address Colt. box lao Post Once.
70 600 HoRsrs Asp urWARDs HAVE u, BEEN
ri, alton q IIoyts Columbian iinment. For man
herse stands IN OF srrsins, ssellnea,
sorcs &C. nothing made has been a. successful sold
I2 Broadway is Chatham, aud 81 Hudson sreets in
extra large bottles - and ~ cents.
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MUSICAL.

EOR SALE-A HANDSOME PIANO, MADE BY HAL
IL Brown, Boston, cost originally thousand
dollars will be sold at great sacrifice, in conse-
quence family leaving for Europe Apply 20 Mr. Thos
a. Cha mhers 80 Broadway, where 1t be NJ NJ
H. Curtss sole agent Of He~es Pianos Az Broadway
A,oIJeN rIASoFoRTEs-A NEW AND SPLENDID
AZ or the sale eft Gilbert Cot celebrated
Pianos without tho folan accompaniment has
Gently been opened by Water Berry sg Broadway COR
Anthoay in addition their former establish
m.nt broadway From the greatly increased demand
Aolsn Pianoorte and the testimonials In their ia
all the they they
have ou, 20 become known q take precedence q all Others
Prices Of Aolian Pianoorter. from 81 20 SIp Grand
Piano. with and without the oan Second hand pianos
taken in eAchsnee. Pianos 10 hire.
WATERS 4 BERRY. %i3 and 90 Broadway.
HENRY BENARY. DEALER IN NEW AND SECOND
hand pianos.-Tuning aud Repairing done In work
aaplike and at short notice. Second hand Planes
bought sold exchan gcd No. 20 Bowcry. second
Tor sae cheap 6 octave ana octave mahogany Piano.
one q octave, rosewood.
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wv. NErsTAEDTLR. Iss BROADWAY. VI STAIRS

NV VI STN1KS
w bsgs leave % call the attention Of the mercantile
lunity 20 his extensive mandatory Of Fancy Buttons
tails, drops cord and net buttons ta~se.
sHgss, gimTe, cords &c ko, sk, worsted and cotton
Aud every desirable style lie also recommends his rc
a-ortmsnto q gil, and plated fngcs laecs brad. gmps
sords, tassel roscto~ flowers bouquets,
aoillon. thread wire Sc silk chenille FOR trimmings
sbroideres Orders promptly attended J0bcrs an
a. alers supplied the most liberal terms.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

ROWLING ALLEYS FOR SALE.-rHREE ALLEY,
- and fixtures complete just taken will be sold low
10 close q Inquire Of y. :. WILLErTS,
Foot Of Delaney street.
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DOwERY THEATRE.-BoxEs. 70 CENTS; PIT, lax
ID cents; Orchestra Boxes, 50 oents-Monday evening.
will be acted the Shakspea tragedy Of RICHARD TIE
1HIRD-Dnke Of Chester, Mr.. Hamtln' Henry VI; Nc
Prince Wales, Miss s. Denim Duke Of YORK, Miss Con-
him; Elizabeth Mrs Jordan; Lady Anne Miss
" emyss Duchess of York. Mrs. Broadey To conclude
with the avorte drama, the PIkATEut TIE ISaEs
Masroyeni Mr.. n. johnson; Demetrins. Mr.. Titan; ba
roz Mr. Stevens; Cara Mustapha Mr. Martin Helena, as
Wemyss; Phrosine, Miss Hifert.
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TI>UE FIRST GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT AT
the Apollo Rooms, 4io Broadway will take place on
Sunday nth, when the following taien led artists will
perform ssecton and solos q tbs most beautiful somposi
tions lSee small bilis Mr. Muele, baritone from the
Opera OF Vienna; Messrs Dodworth Mr. H. Braun Violin
eello Mr. T.. Eltr, Basoon; Mr. Hclrich, Onoe Mr. Tul
Futst and the celebrated Dodworths Comet Band
Tickets IS cents Doors open at O'Clock
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4
three listers in New forl.-Monday May ~ LADIES'
BEWARE-Matilda, Mrs Sloan; erase Peabody Mrs John
SETON. To he followed by the hrst act OF GiSELLE-G
seDe by the wonderful Caroline Rousset, Albert Aaeaa
Bathda Theresine Queen Of the Fniries Cementne Ca
rone Theresine and Adelaide will execute other
dances the avort Pas de Trois dActicn called the De-
eeyer First time here. the ballet of Les FOLLlES.
which grand Pas DIES Foie- will be danced BY Caroline
Theresne Adelaide and Clementine and grand Pas
Dc DeuI Caroline and Adeaide Bsiiet diversement q
the BARBER OF SEVILLE terminating with the kopssets
Pas de caracer Espagnol Of La YoTA ARAGoSAisE, BY
Caroline Theresne Adelaide and Cieueatinr repeatedly
danced by them the Grand Theatre Of Madrid
Of the Queen of Spain The Rousscts will perform every
night this week, exc Saturday.
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BROADWAY THEATRE-MR. W. DAyIDGE BEES
ID respectfully 10 notify that his hene6t will tako pi.
Wednesday next; the 18th instant when v,il be r,,
formed tho admired comedy Of A CURE FOR TIE
HEART ACHE. and conclude With the drama OF ALI.
THAT GIITTERS IS NOT GoLD-Toty Twinkle, Mr..
Dayiiee. Box book open.
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MO. 500 BROADWAY. NEXT TO NIBLo.s.-cAs FIX

~ tsrsfNew styles of Gas Chandeliers, Mante Lights
from we'll known uiactory Of Messrs Cornelius
60 The subscribers respectfully invite the attention q
tcas want Of the above goods aiso " call at their
where they viii Ind beautiful stock of the syos
18th cut plain, and pressed Glass OF their
Which enables them 20 sell at much lower prices than 10
afforded % any other establishment Also complete
rtment 81 French Porcelain, consisting Of dinner
1Ad tea sets French Clocks Candolabras solar and
hanical Lamps Girandols plcn did glass and China Vases
all OF importation. China aud Glass atchei
q pattern. Alec, No. - and 60 yesoy street
j, STOuNENTI
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T,IckETs FOR JENNY LIMBS MONDAY EVENING
Concert be had at the book store OF ADkIASCE,
SHERMAN A. CO, No. 2 Astor House.
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CArHARiNE xAaKET-THE SUBSCRIBER TAKE

II oUIs LUCEr. DE PARIS, 4e2 BROADWAY, NEAR
IL Broome street Painter and Decorator Of all kinds
furniture and small fancy articles for parors and boudo
the best Partisan rtyle. Flowers, China ornaments,
gliding metal or wood bronze. &C. executed with de
patch, and repaired and renewed above Signs
and ornamental letters executed for the TRADE. aud
merchants and business generally.
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DOARDISG.-A SUITE OF FINE LARGE PARLOR5
- rent well furnished with part full hoard private
table where quetude and attention do
u nded upon and cold bath rooms Apply At 5H
Houston Street, one block from Broadway.
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CARPET CLEANINc.-PERsoNs WISHING THEIR
~ carpets thoroughly renovated frem all moth, sand
sast, and have their original lustre restored will please
their orders at No Courtand street Nv
Ssnny post, JOSEPH WENTWORTH, No. Gansevoort
street where his patent carpet cleaner l. In opera
ton carpets viii be taken, cleaned and returned the
shortest notice Price from
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-T0 GENTLEMEN
only at 3D. Houston street few doors east Of Broad
way consisting Of suit of on the first floor parlos
and bedrooms communicating the second and third
floors and pleasant office in the basement suitable for
physician. The house is newly furnished throughout. and
con taink a bath.
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CoLTs REVOLVING PIsToLs.-A COMPLETE AS.
ssrtmsnt Of the different sizes at wholesale and retail
double single guns raes gold scales and all fr
wy FRANCIS foaEs SONS Maiden Lane.
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DuRToN's THEATRE-cHAMBERs STREET. REAR

- Of City Hal-Boxes Dress Circle aud Paraaettu, ~
cents Family Circle % cents; Orchestra Seats 10 cents
Doors open az quarter past begin az quarter eeire
and Box Bookkeeper evening. May ~, will be
played CURE FOR THE HEARTAcHE-0ld Rapid. Mr..
Blake. Young Rapid Mr. Lester; Frank Oatland Mr. Burton
Miss Vortex Mrs skerrett Ellen lortex Ms Russell 70
conclude with the farce oPOOR Peter
pileoddy Mr. Burton; Mrs. 0Scute Miss Weston Sarah
hlnnt. Mi.s
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AIRS. ABBOTT RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES ro
NA theyahhe that her Benefit viii take place on sstur-
the Eth Of Nav. Tickets may be had at the Actor
Irving House New York Hotel At Mrs. Abbotts rssi-
atncs, q Park place.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-02-06

e the the County Treasurer and all hooks vouch &c.
hand at Snoundburr - .-.st. ,.s-.sf
p ABRAM FENNER,f ! JOHN I. BELL, \
ta JOSEPH FRABLE, 3Com'ers s. PALMER, fAuditors ~
18 MICHAEL SUPER, - 'H H. D. SHAFER, J 'tf~
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-02-06
I'm the Court of Common Flcai
Of Monroe county.

In.,be matter OF Paradise Methodist Epls-
copal Church, in the Township OF Paradise
County Of Monroe. s.,, :, 40,
A,a Cour, az aforesaid. held on the 23d day
Of December, 1850, S. c. Burne,, Esq on be-
half Of the applicants, presented the instrument
Of association, and application for incorporation
for the Paradise Methods, Episcopal Chufcn'
Of the township Of Paradise, and me oo'se"'
articles and conditions thereof. appearing law
.lul. and no. injurious to the community 'ne
Cour, order the same to be filed, and public
notice given Of the same. :,
Pubiica,ion of which is hereby made, and u
no suficien. reason be shown 10 Tho contrary
n. Couu wilton the first day Of It's mex, term,
20 wi. February Term 1851. decree and de-
clare, sha, the persons .herein named OF as'o. $3.50
ci.,sd. Of meaning to associate, shall, according
TO the terms thereof. become and Dc sT,pU.c orr re,
lion or body polite in law. sgfeeaoiy 20 vac 81
of A..arbiv9 oasssd The 18Th day OF oc'ooer'
1910. NJ. II. DhEHE"'
January 9. 1851.
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5DIAW5gAlL CARD
DIR. @. A. Jarvis tenders his thanks
TO the people OF Monroe County for the liberal
patronage he has received during hts previous
visits.
Having the fuies. assurances, from the high
es. aad proper sonrces. and from past expert
ence and practice, thai he possesses the abill'
" TO do justice TO his patrons and honor to his
profession and that his operations are as IN
fallibls as The works of fallible norials" can
be expected he ~ould solicit continuanes
Of favor aud reques, those who know from
trial." TO send along their friends.
Rooms a, the INDIAN QUEEN Hotel. S'rouds'
borg. lie will no, visit o,heE parts Of the eonn'
~ professionally. exeep. sen, for.
HP Please cali at tie eerlissi eo"ps"s"es'
November 81, 1850. ~e
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. OFFICE TO PROCURE
Soldiers Land Warrants.

BIZ recent Act of Congress Il IS enacted
That each of the surviving, or the widow or
minor children Of deceased commissioned and
noncommssiond officers, musicians, orprivales.
whether Of regulars, volunteers. rangers or mi
li,ia, who performed military services IN any
regiment, company or dotachmen. 10 the ser
vice of The United States, in the war with Great
Britain, declared by The United States on the
eighteenth day Of June, 1912, or IN any OF the
Indian wars since 1870. and each oil the con-
mi.sioned officers who was engaged IN the
military service of the United States in the
late war with Mexico, and shall be entitled TO
lands as follows >: @ i'
Those who engaged to serve twelve months
or during The war, and actually served nine
months. shall receive one hundred and sixty ..
cres: and those who engaged TO serve six months
and actually served four months, shall receive
eighty acres and those who engaged 10 serve
for any or an indefinite period, and actually
served one month. shall receive forty acres.---
Provided, that wherever any o.icer or solder
was honorably discharged in consequence OF
disability in the service. be shsu receive The
amour, 10 which he would have been entitled
if he had served the full period Tor which he
had engaged 10 serve. ss.. .atgs .sa.e
Under the above act. and the acts OF Con-
Rress generally, the subscriber Offers bis ser
Sicss q, ssso, 20 procure Land Wsrrap,s (or
those en,iiIed 60 receive them, as above sPe-
ci6ed. .bles b o.
fis psybs feaad Al hi. Oaiee. 10 S'roOd''
|bu,s. s-s.s4 s. C. BURNETT,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By vir,ue of a writ Of vendiIiOni exponas is
sued out OF The Court of Common Pleas OF Mon
roe coun,y, Peau'a, TO me directed, will ex-
pose 10 public sale al the public house OF
Charles D Brodhead, in Chesnu,hill township,
on
Friday the 2lSt dag Of February meet,
al 10 o'clock A. M.,he following described prop
er;y, 10 wit: A certain messuage, tenement and
uac. Of Land situate in Ross township, adjoin.
joining land OF Philip Drumheler. Jacob Frey,
John Frable, James Berger. Anthony Berger
and Daniel Chris,mau, and others, containing
1O4 Acres.
more or less Abou. fifty acres are cleared
and The residue timber lsnd about six acres
are good meadow. The improy emenis are
Two story -
STONE HOUSE, l:;;:
LOG BARN with WAGON W4s.8 Ssss4:s8
HOUSE attached thereto; a SAW MILL, a
Spring house, LIME KILN and an old LOG
HOUSE one and half stories high. Two
streams of wafer on The premises, an APPLE
ORCHARD and several good springs OF wa
ter.
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
~ Of William Chris,msn. aud 10 be sold by me.
PETER KEMMERER,
Sberif's Office Stroudsburg, s.. Sheriff
Jsnusry 30. ls5l.'...s -
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of the most approved plan viii be kept on hand,
and every variety of plow castings on hand
and fore sale. I,
HPWrough, iron mill work will be done on
the most reasonable terms. The bes. kind OF
sled sooes and polished wagon boxes and ho!-
low ware will always be kept on hand.
JOHN G. TOLMIE.
- ... CHAS. S. PALMER
Suoudsburg, November %, 1850. s...,
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STROUDSBURG
NJ
IRON &BRASS FOUNDRY.

IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY.
The subscribers take this method to inform
the public generally, and millefs and farmers
especially, lha, they have taken the above es-
adjustment, in the rear Of Starbid 81 Wallace s
store, in The borough Of Stfoudsburg, and having
increased the machinery of The establishment,
they are prepared TO exec cute all orders in their
line of business, in the best manner and with
despatch, and therefore respectfully solicit the
patronage of the public. They will manufac-
ture cas-, and wrough, iron work Of all descrp-
tions, including 7a s4
ar Mill Gearing,
for -four and other mills, mill screws, bark and
corn mills, together with Castings OF every de-
scripiion turned and 6ued up, in the bes, posi-
BILE manner. As particular care will be taken
to employ none bu, the best workmen, and nc
pains will be spared. they feel confiden. OF be-
ing able to give general satisfaction. Also
80 STJHAEM ENGINES
made to order. . lal .aee as eaad ssd
BRASR CASTINGS
such ss spindle steps. shaft and gudgeon Boxes
&c, will be made TO order Old copper and
Brass taken in exchange a, Ihs highest price
Ps,tsrns made 10 order.
T,hreshin5 machines q Horse Powers
OF the most approved construction. viii be fur
nisbed 10 order q, the shortest notice. -
-'ss SgTDwDS .I1
Of all kinds, for coal or wood, cook stoves DC
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STA Z E M E N z

OF the Receipts and Expenditures of Monroe County
rs FEATHERMAN with the County
Monroe January 1850 December 81 1867 inclusive
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-02-06
STONE HOUSE,
u. N, wAITDM. .

u. H, WV.A1TDET.
attorney and Counsellor at Law
Has removed has Office 10 HE dwelling house,
frst door below Ahe Office of the !" Monroe
Democrat. snd directly opposite S, ]. HOlllns.
heads Hotel, Elizsbe,h st
SIroudsburg, Dec, I9, 1850. t...e
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