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TEMPERANCE MEETi.,G IN IOIJsa

Al a meeting 81 putnn 81 lhr citizens of Louisa coun
~ in the Court House. saturday, The a3i of July In
clan Minor being called 10 The Chair, and r. W Jonrs at
pointed Secretary, II Was unlnni1usv resolved,
1T Ia! 'h> inrc"n. approve te Convention he held
IN Chaf!" On tc J! ui August consider ,lr
Jet al irs-l't'"" i"r ss.TsSsg The L'qnor Traffic
ID Thai !!iu tiaIrnir lr,t Twenty persons 10 attend
r convention Is 'rit"'i's 90 Tie part III his m"tns
II That The Chairman Il" aided Ia the irlrYalup
4tt That auY rI=n =! l.aiIsa friendly the Cause
Temperance VII" Hay lac ia Charlottesville during The ian.
vehiion IS hereby requested "a herein AMI act Is ier
gate ftun this meeting
5h That these proceedings be- published in The Richmond
and Charlottesville newspapers.
the Chairman in fshance Of the u resolution an:nint
ed As delegates L" lie Convention W. Anderson Or Wn
Rratles, Granville Bullock, 4 r BnrIer Nm C. Carson
?, W. C"nnor. tlnsh Caller Rsv. 4 f. Dickinson Robt.
i. Gnoch Df. VIM Ci1ojwin Hugh G. Tier ! Hunter r
" james n. Lane FeiN Moore Rev. " m. Mvne Rev
G. " Na. 3. +. PlI4iy K Quates and 4. ". Ta!ley.
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.. L,j.,sy. o. ~ Enquirer,

va n. J.si,!Jr1 o.! iG3 J.Iit';Fit
4t.gt ro.". ild.Ilr Jet, - -;
Gentlemen AM in IoGct Whether teai: ron; NH,
no, be- equally appropriate tor the name u 80
w,.,,n. place. difficult - say "l' 40 ,r
n,clnnina,rs as there IA beautiful grove IN inc rear
md ON each side of the premises lncTspefse" VIM I
and cedar handsomely trimmed forming an nos
~ ,yo dissertation OF The above splendid resort 10 o'e
he we visited The place would be supefiuous nut 10 nus
I'm have not had the pleasure OF recruiting at ms steiU
and fashionable bathing emporium WIN sa'e eM =. t
,nv attractions the invalid and Tor pieasnfaoI' c'
- The objects most conspicuous on Approaching t'r
DAN, i 4 continuous building upwards vi -vo Su"I
in,.,h Two stories in height with paz2 ana cossro
,lt in frout the entire length oi M bnliaih2i WE -
IN The uromontory OF spacious bay, Win - -, @
nm each eide and cSpansc Oh OCEAN ~ "a 81 hsnm
n w. can rcacl on the placid and nj times 'nliicu
e Is thr white lowing sheet OF every size ahu
Srm and thus aiding nature in lis Guetudc 70 , i
a;ve pleasure 10 the visual sense, producing IL, m
influence Of nature and aTt IN haho"'""
feelings inherent in US. ;,,,.,,s and
Among The comforts convcniences' ehJofms a. GnI
u.ans of contributing the pleasure oil me CUES I 80,
- hiru houses prorncnades, shooting galleries. o'aIu "
81 i'm min Alleys "a favorc excEcse WIN me ldue> ~
Ghinp This amusement - followed WIN great sutt '
,ri,v treat havoc among me pschofy tt'ee' i'lr.'
.7. 70 r. principal fish caught win me c-ur
I,,,r ar. The only class Of that GEM 10 DC io'n d. M pe
rhc fare is such 10 CRAFTY me n'"z. 'as,.'G ~
i ~" o;Iv most OF the fnny tflhe caught III 'htsc
sol: crabs all varieties oi the "inacu lf'oc,
lin inc mixture OF that portion ul hIl'''a us"I'
,d n tables; IN addition 10 which we nave 'e p mI
" a.;duous attention Of mine host, our oa H'e'u, o'
'H s long and flvUrably known IN kchnionn ds pr
,s,or Of one Of first hotels The entirr ',oI' NAV "
,. ,ssprcd that under the management, :" va, - w.
,, i occur 10 produce unp pleasant crilng ne ''s ~"
UNI himself with household Of servants most pahc"
H. attentive to lie comfort and Hcconin"''ti"n "l 81,
,,, There is pretty cncioSGfr ~ irons nl thr hor';
about three arrG. inerspc's cd with hard sfh'''
.,r;.v ,T G,Ie-t aud other trees, ainrdIn9 a
min, shade and most desirable range Tor children 10
,i ana exercise their youthful hlnDs. ms n,hG l.
w"fhF M nina haI 10 say that her entire attention IS DE-.
u. I me control Of the domestic Affairs Of the hotel nnd
c,,rrinr lpr The comfort ii the viSi'cIs a ~ tnI
.lul al
'rh' az" , +, ,n,nIon that The company are greeted ut
,iinn,r hy music most rIcen' Dann' an" y, n'', ~,
a,"n' ~ - ,-,,sipu HE. dormant energies Produced ny
!erPS'' ,,I ~ IN, day. OF AL resorts tor HE !r-
,n al heaI, and piras%alc enjoyment ,ns y, ,. T,''
/ lilly superior 10 any have siii!ea ''
- -. - A,lams' ENurrss. lnG
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f0' hs EHY9''sT
TEMPERANCE CELERRlTION IN LOUISA

Mrssrs Ei,t.rs: The l5lh July, 1853 was day onn
Ia he by HE good people al aud och
land E,nu DIVISIONS ut the sons Trnrc,
new church line between The cuunt.r@ AMI had
one al Iii, splendid C,itafI0nS i,c0rci
nav. seen ire twelve RE-. M Brgcck was
called n - pain FIR the occasion and irfcA ~
very sGacL layer InT Tic rccas:t H@Si AR. L :.
Nlc fro;i .ruCGr brought !; TIC stand ami
tucet 10 uts vast VI human beings, orator
Tor the da,: nearly three hours must say never
was highly entertained In ali my life Such lofty flights
ui elnQuence fne anecdotes and some oil The
endiug stories head-tlry made ny blood
cold aud nv hair stand en- end This rrn! .iay
Juiy small day with the Sons of TcnpeTancr After
The had taken his and the cheering had nsiIc
wc had very vocal music by NJ Carpenters ai
which, five hundred persons invited dine
Nic all the good things ~ lite spieai nui ia great
abundance aslocar icings hut all sstri Ia imgIr
together great people ss" aud good occasion
Members al all The different churches out aud there
dspG'lns about this thing and that Thing all
seemed 10 BIZ heart and hand in his glorious reform h-
day remarkably pleasant Tor the The soft
gentle breeze added much comfort of this large
bly,.
10 concluding this sheet, permit that
yes God bless her she, The glory OF oil her
strength and beauty, and say ths sach
display of beauty In all my lite. w,nans tender Smiles
showed SHE was with this occasion. Nolne hu The
decay Of empires and crush OF worlds obsrate
bright Of This day from the memory OF the good peo
pie Of Louisa and Goochand
4 FRIEND TO TEMPERANCE
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soI,TuwEsTERN VIRGINIA.

The prospect The speedy completion oil me ''s'" "'
Tennessee rail road makes The present ia'"taoe '
The merchants Of Richmond and "ther has'''h ''s ~ -
tend their acquaintance III the Southwest. i'' '0 "
me abingdon Democra-a paper win iis '''"'''''
ho, nor,i al The Sleis in This city, and can DC
, ;, ,,o r,ouirc, couu,ingroom during to-day and TO-
,,,, hy hos. yho NAV desire trade win one
- , eal,hss ard most interesting sections "l fg'"'a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-02

w..u,ssros July Secretary Mc'leiand has RETURN
sd and r. surnci his duties.
:" ,na n McMahon OF New York, has been pfumo.eI 70
m, n,., ii Corresponding Clerk o the Post once Depart.
n, viz. pIiney Miles ~IO lasrs McSiah"hs place III mo
Contract Office ., ..,.,o, ,
L.n roised viii br started here in December nest.
Bacon the veteran editor AMI r-ahyIFi, 10 to edit 1t
II viii n ownri by the New ~" ana .'"i'. ""''"
.,,..r. II Congress. and politicians :" that section.
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~ :, ,r,.,iu,ly. .unt,.i} IL ."n'"''" -'"'' 80" :.
"a, .,ne either oil the sirces' u 'ho '"'' '
:. ,,,r,j,o ana cnrt'u: 10 'ha' ".tc' ''"''h
.,,,p; uf the A,,t,:,an rto'ic, "nlth ues
,,,,tuoe indlrecllon aud pallanon, ""'H
.s ,h.m march right up to any OBJECT loon o. :
;,,u, s,.. accs and call spade spade, and
snov,I in i, ince aud contempt Of what cnshus'''
. ,,,,r. drramcrs or roulancers may say to me CUM"
II will 7, ouio great many speeches. ana h' hIc
ucndltuc Il snyhisty and rhetoric 10 ''"s hi, 10
n,.c,lr,i American p.upl, regard ih's i"a" % ''
th,n whal a.. t:puiun calls il !: a ii"h"N'' ;s,o
.,,u,,,,, rrrRorGnrARE; and VIZ can o'''' ;,
a., ,, statesman who UNDERTAKES - Pc
- noo noo -. ,t sl,rcwj practicable ana l'''p'''".
,,, :; ,hc world, that il Is any lh'"s 'so -,
" p'' v,,o nr. striving persuade thei' o"" nv
wv - necept and support So INDUSTRIOUS '''o
sion. , >,,,,,I Government il
nh ,-a,,te proposed for the Natohai "'''."'. "
;,,,u ~. lending to Capitalization und cohSu''ua''
= ~, ,,, ., The Democratic party IN the oh''eu SUITS
-. o,,,a,,d i,r eu.h change III the irae'a p".'' ~
,no, ;o,uvurule The grand innovation more "''''''
, b., , construction of tie Pacific rail road III Tue ma"
d II such be their determinations ie' "e'
,nn M constitutions 80 as openly 10 tolerate H. a"a ~
mon forced constructions and artificial Interpretation
CO. ,.us. for doing tina, which is contrary 10 Tue spi
and letter Of that Instrument
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-02

ws publish this morning The well.wrteh PROSPECTUS u
the sentinel" new Democratic paper 10 o' P"oS''" "
WASHINGTON III September, by beverley iecAe'' '.f =
clearly and ,rchly sets form the doctrines ~ wv
cratic party, and doubt not la' u vi" t'n"''
i, in eurnI,ins and sustaining the principles an" P'a'
1 Ina and which time and experience have shown ~
he essential to the honor prosperity ana rfhahe"' ~
Of This confeieracy of sovereign States
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YELLOW FEVER u SEN ORLEANS.
~, ou,r,Ys July 2i- The tonl nnnprs % d.:.i:.a ~
~, .; yn.I.rI,y were III 81 which 100 were from the
yellow lever.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-02
IL ,,,1nIrrI CEL.EERAIiUN

- ,,,v Il i; yrrnsIrr preparations making i"r
, of the anniversary .! he landing "f the m
v,in. AZ pymnuIh. Speeches viii 40 Tahe b" non.
Edw Everett, Rufus Choalrr ~. tiA'a ana "'''''n'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-02

..,..,. ~. .....",, r""'t-'' VA" We -
~ -. If In, .lst Congress. iot lie efUt'o" al |
M''a' "'"' - colossal equestrian statue Of George
,va.h;nr.o,n bo"ae |. "'' COST fifty "o"sa'a a"iats
ma 10 be paid during the progress OF the work.
..,,i,iu, thirty thousand when completed
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nru,,,.r,, ms i,apIE AND EAlMDS

TENTI
u.s,.nun,, ,nly 3U--lIr Governor, it is understood
as .,alrd i rc-p irc Cai> ana ti'il+ nncr sentence
If ,lr,i, IN Philadelphia iur TIE n'nf,i"i Vi S""lin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-02

,ysI,,v,.t.,.-Ivr,i our ns''"'
nom anal,tlr smi MI -. '.,sr,
,,,,,, n,. -r,,nr Purchaser - !,
ana y-t,Ira. reed n"m ", ,.,,t,fs
90" + Inn:STu> = REni NJ =,
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

we were indebted yesterday TO Adams Express i"f 'n"
Nrw York papers.
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rtyIIisSII' 81. f..D.

4 sIilulI> sl,t'l- az"
.rIy- a.i,,Il'ontt -Iilpii'-
al ,i,Dr. on s.ti'us lr"-h
only inos- oi isadre'i' >
July =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-02

MAN SIiDr-Srvrfa drunken InIi,i!ulls Of he gt-
nu. homo after paTaIn .nd anIna about The streets III
abon midnight Tues lay night last, nade attack up
on john e.. yl (rrrhinil n ti- place VII" sh" Que oi
The assalinis by the 81 Grove slightly wOundng
him in III. head X ye arrested On "Wednesday
ma and tried ari,Ie Justices Cochran and BIrk!r whn a
Ter T. ifin evidence both sides rendered verdict al
moi ,ut.y il appearing hr clear 81 sri"'rncc.
Ji rulty had .and IN this business a in most ",rr
fhiu.. 81 he anI. NhlAM!JH NesEeMgrr.
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GRpOISONKNG-G1

Thousands of Parents who use Vermifuge
composed of Castor Oil, Calomel, &C., are
not aware, that while they appear to benefit
the patient, they are actually laying the foun-
patlons for series of diseases, such as saliva
ton, loss of sight, weakness, of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the adver-
tisement of Hobensack's Medicines, to which
we ask the attention of all directly interested
in their own as well as their Children's
health. In Liver Complaints and all disordes
arising from those ofa bilious type, should make
use ofthe only genuine medicine, Hobensack's S
Liver Pills.
Cr"Be not deceiUed," but ask for Hoben-
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and OBJ
serve that each has the signature of the Pro-
prietor, J. n HOBENSACK, as none else
are genuine.
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Daring and SkiIfnl Burglary,

One of the most daring and skilful bur.
glaries we have ever had to record was
perpetrated at the dwelling house of Mr..
John Boyed, in the village of Palo Alto.
on the South side of the river Schuylkill
a short distance above Pottsville, during
Wednesday night of last week.
1t is evident that the villains entered
the house through a second story window.
from which cage containing a Parrot
was removed and deposited on the floor a.
bout the middle of the parlor. They then
passed up into the third story where Mr..
and Mrs. Boyd were sleeping, thoroughly
ransacked all the drawers of a bureau.
directly at the foot of their bed, without
taking anything from it-took a small
trunk from under the bed which they ugz-
E0cked, rifed of so dollars in money.
and strewed the papers about the floor
They took watch hanging directly over
the head of the bed, which was subse-
quently found in the breast pocket of Mr..
BIS Coat left by them on the banister at
the foot of the stairs and an axe with
which they had prepared themselves, was
left In the bedroom. Mrs. B. usually
sleeps very lightly, and why neither Of
them were disturbed can only be accoun-
ted for on the supposttion that they were
piled with chlorofOrm by the robbers. The
robbers have not been discovered, nor
does any suspi- cion attach to any par
ticular individual.-R0ttSuil2s Emporl.lDa.
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DeIaWare, LaCkaWanna & Western
Railroad.

have now the pleasure to announce to the
citizens of Monroe county, that this Road is
to be built. That in accordance with prom
ise made to many of the friends of the enter
prise, whenever 1t was fully ascertained that
the work was to proceed, would give due
notice, that all should have the opportunity
to subscribe to the stock, and become friends
of the Road.
Under this promise, JAMES H. STROUD
FRANKLIN STARBRD, SToGDELL STOKES, and
WILLIAM S. REEs, Esq'rs, either of whom
are authorised to receive subscriptions to the
capital stock until the 9th day of June next.
Interest is to be paid on the stock from the
time of payment until the road is done.
| would say to the friends who generously
ceded their lands for the road, that it greatly
assisted US in getting the means to proceed,
and as a compensation they will have the
pleasure to say that they made the sacrifice
to aid an enterprise in their day and genera
ton, that will prove lasting benefit to the
inhabitants of Monroe county, until time is
no more.
il. BLAIR,
In behalf the Stockholders.
NJ Oc 1890
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$1,000 EsETV ARID.

The above reward will be paid for the op-
prehension OF any person who will say that
Isaac II. Loder does not sell the cheapest
and best Cabinet Furniture, at the Peoples S
@=ss4Hss.FFEF Cabinet Ware Rooms, (oppo-
Fsz.s:s.zSss@ q site Robert Boys store, IN the
borough Of Stroud sburg,) this
side of New York.
The Undersigned having purchased the
large and extensive Cabinet Ware Rooms
lately occupied by Frederick Philips, would
respectfully inform the citizens OF Strouds-
burg and vicinity that he intends carrying on
the Cabinet making business in all its various
branches; and is now prepared to receive or
ders and attend to all calls tor every thing
in his line Of business. The undersigned
will keep on hand and furnish to order
Coed and Handsome Furniture.
as cheap as can be sold anywhere. The
following articles can be examined in his
Ware Rooms:
Sofas, of various styles and patterns:
Sideboards, Secretaries, Wardrobes, Bu-
reaux, of various patterns.
Cupboards, of different kinds;
Card, Center, Side, Breakfast, and Dining
Tables;
Wash Stands, Twist, Small and Large
Etagere, What-Notes, Music Stands, Sofa
Tables, Tea Tables, Oval and Serpentine
Tables, Chinese What-nots, Fancy Work
tables, Refreshment tables, Divans, aud
general assortment of Cottage Furniture on
hand and made TO order.
0HFVarnishing and repairing done on short
notice and on reasonable terms.
A handsome assortment of Gilt, Mahogany
and Walnut Looking Glass and Picture
frames, ofevery description, will be constant
ly kept on hand and made to order.
- Ready-made coffins kept on hand
Ss9@g1A-and made to order and in the best
style, at snort notice. A hearse will also be
furnished when desired.
Lumber and country produce of all kinds
taken IN exchange for Cabinet Ware, Give
us call before purchasing elsewhere. Re-
member the place is opposite r. Boys
store.
ISAAC H. LODER
Stroudsburg, March "a, 1853.
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DIED.,

In Stroud township, on the 9th ult.,
Joseph F. Bush, aged 10 years months
and days.
On the 3Oth of April at Mammoth,
Illinois, Mrs. ANNA EYLENBERGER, wild
ow of the late Jacob Eylenberger, form
ly of this county, aged about 81 years.
In Middle Smithfeld on Sunday May
18th, 1858, ANDREW JACKSON, son Of
John and Margaret Nixon, aged two
wears and ten months.
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TO EAlLEOAD CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Of
fee of the DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA AND
WESTERN RArLRoAD COMPANY, No. As Wall
street, New York, and at the Office of the
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The road will be graded and bridged for
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Lirer Complaint, Colds, Coughs. Asthma;
Bronchitis, and ell IKr0ct aid LING Com
plants.
| have published a brief WORK on Consum-
ption, which contains an invaluable recipe
for the cure of these prevalent diseases, even
in their worst stages, when friends and ply
scians have given up all hope. The Lung
'balSam prescribed in this work Cures without
the expensive aid of physicians or injurious
use OF patent medicines. In adopting this Sys
tenn Of Cure the patient knovs tctat he IS us
iHg-knowS that he IS not shortening his
pays by the use of anodynes or mercurials.
which may seem to Rellere but never Cure,
He knows when using this Life-SaUing Bal
sam, that he is taking mild pleasant, effica-
cl0us remedies. such as Nature preScribeS
for the ills her children suffer The ingredi-
ents composing this Lung BGlSam are obtain
able (Cheaply tOOO wherever consumption
exists. proving that EUety III hqs its GntidOtet
Cousumptiye patients may Rely on thiS recetp.
tall Lung Complaints are removed by It's
use)-l would not attach my name to it, had
doubt of It's efficacy. The directions for
preparing and using the Balsam are perfectly
PLAIN lpreler selling the Recipe to making
the Basam, as it enables people to Make
Hsw owa Medicine at a TrifiRg Cost. vii
impart the secret of making the Balsam, and
the Family right to use It, for 81, but in 10
case will | sell it for specializing purposes.
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Death preferred TO Slavery

The tehcana Wing, Louisiana paper
gives an account of the attempt Of two
citizens of East Baton Rouge to capture
supposed runaway negro, was at work
In fat-boat
Having seized and put him into the
skiff, they started back, but had not pro-
ceeded far when the negro who was at
the oars, seized hatchet, and assaulted
one of them, wounding him very seriously.
A scuttie ensued, in which both parties
fell overheard. They were both rescued
by the citizen pulling to them with a
skiff. Finding him so unmanageabIe, the
negro was put ashore, and the parties re-
turned to Fort Hudson for arms and a
pack of negro dogs, and started again
with the intention to capture him. They
soon got on his trail, and when found a.
gain he was standing at bay upon the
outer edge of large raft or drift wood,
armed with club and pistol.
In this position he bade defiance to
men and dogs-knocking the latter into
the water with his club, and resolutely
threatening death to any man who ap-
preached him. Finding him obstinately
determined not to surrender, one Of his
pursuers shot him. He fell at the third
fire, and so determined was he not to be
captured, that when an effort was made
to rescue him from drowning, he made
battle with his club, and sunk waving his
weapon in angry defiance at his pursuers,
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CAUTION.

Whereas my wife ELIZABETH, left my bed
and board about the 10th of April, 1853, with
out any just cause or provocation, all persons
are hereby cautioned not to trust or harbor
her on my account, as am determined not
to pay any debts of her contracting.
WATTS MAYNARD.
Pfice township, May 23, IS53-3t*