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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-18

NB EAD-uuARTKHs POR FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
The subscriber having Iu returned New with
splendid assortment Of GOODS selected by himself from the New
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore
friends and the public generally call examine
which be found qualities French
gsh and American Cloths tRimFTes Nesiings such
ParsPancy Casslmefs; Crystal Palace do
Granite Mis-, Velvet, plush, silk and merno Y9stinRs
0TauAdinc SILK and Push Yeyets: Plush palm do
Paris six Nrlyeis, Dress shirts and Collars
Heriuo Shirts and Drawers; Gloves; Socks
suspenders; Crsvats; sears; Tics; Pocket IIdkfs
Washington and Napoleon Cravats; Money Belts, &c.
READY-MADH DEPARTMENT
super biz, bTogn, Gyt agl green less and Rrock Goats
Pants and Vests Of all styles and qualities
Kossuth aud LamaTtine Over Goats
EsIuimauE Wrappers, English Whitney
Blue, black and brown over Sacks
PetcrShAm over Sacks, all coios
Turkish smoking Oovns
Genlemens Velvet Morning Gowns
DO Travelling shawls
Do snoN Storm scarfs, 4c sc.
b. SPENCE
oc2q No. 100. Main nnIN a aIn
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n SssmoNp AN1 pANvnA.s RAiIRoAD-oPEs TO
amer lend.y March lisa IN. regular Passenger
Roanoke. N 90
ne stop passengers n N, following POINT, only
hAnshsslst Reeios oe.l nsla roa,ahayi PovhAan
toAx Chu Amelia Court House. wyanok Jennlngs Ordinary,
aAy,elah Liberty Church. hshsrrn, keyvs branch
~ lato o'clock, p. NJ. = : -.
ohdrs. 10 and under 10 ysa Of age haifpries 1
servans travelling By hemseyes be
passes and must b.
Prsss stated the tAA,thsy 20 on The
Carr =
Passenger Halifax O. H. D.nr. and ar.enssoro can NEE,
Mes FiAsE Co.'S four horse seAohes and
those for salem and sail.eury North csona,
days, Thursdays and Saturdays Roanoke. PassnEes
oArhsvie, Mutton. North Carolina can
Co.'S Coaches Roanoke
saturdAys Milton Yaneeyvle By Iarr oos
line, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Roanoke.
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Eto-PARTNIi4sHIP-Yr , n BLAIR having purchased n.
.Sie'ss; E, W. !" H. sEABgOOK, ofns late FLA.
SEDOh hEE'E, has catered Into partnership r.
80 z nader To y!s q REEVE BLAIR and oontnue 70
AIT On ne Ap1:'sry and the Old stand Of
Abry9E Reeve, AID LDp attention tusiass 10 me.
71 share q tas patronage literally 20 the late arm
PAYsOs REEVE,
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= - taiNtUND AND HoerON LINE or
u: sss'i;;'
ssA.sA'r @ sSsAS' Captain E g. sossI:, @
.HI COURIER, .r. j. a. Rorsrs
SHARON, j m Niekrr,on
. mnhCl TAILOR, Cyrus Hiekerson.
SSIisrTE Obed Baker, Jr. i-i.''
and have superior Recommendations for passengers.
they are commanded by experienced Captains we'll
Tor The Trade and Who VIII spare esertoh
They will be towed and down the steam be
relied on TO sail promptly, As advertised. =
Merchants going North ordering Boston will and
TO their interest to ship by this line
freight will always be taken and
TO give sAtifaction. 1900
OF patronage.
The vessels will lie In Richmond Rockets Boston at
ho"ss wharf, pAylD cuRRiE, Richmond, IIG
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HAY PRESS.-t making superior and highly ap-
proved Hay Press with which three
three OF hay much
tbs late Fair, and was awarded the highest premium.
II. BALDWIN,
fell las Main street Richmond.
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q EWIS WEHB & son for sale
- 100 hhds New Orleans, part choice" |
IL do prime Porto Rico
do do Cuba Clarified
so bbs Crushed SUGAR
G5 do Powdered and GRADUATED
100 do Coffee
boxes
20 bags Brazil
20 hhds prime new crop Cuba Molasssi
$50 bags Rio
loo do LaguGyra
81 do Santos tCOPPER
6O do
IS y and Y bales Mocha
l2S boxes Adamantne Candles various brands
IL do Hotel do
81 do Sperm do
y do Hu's Talow do
40 bushels prime Clover Seed
% half Chests Black and q \ Tea
% boxes GP do
$50 bags shot Bar Lead
% boxes Soap
ls5 do Glass, sxl0 and 1Oxl2
IS do Starch
90 20 No. Maekere; Tanners OIL In bbis
400 Sides Sole Leather
GO kegs Nails
Bacon side Vinegar Tar Salt Painted Pas Broons Pepper
pneno Bed Cords Leading Lines, Wrapping Paper
"sporting and Blasting do. ''' fe2l
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a phMs 4 IOs sew York, Virginia aud North sroIfa
e ana Jnme-own, a. 0HdJ cOm Noi5 YOyI, Rie&uDHi I
yLg, &c, &C. deaynE effected arrangements With tts n
ne o. steamers from New York 20 Norfolk
.'l bapr- Privileges that route now preu,rsd
1870 tnl forward 10 and from EcW York, merchandise and
every description with dispatch and grodpyI sdu
ESpres Wy leave New York every Wednesday and st
.l.hlll Steamers
WI ue received at our New Once 90 Broadway
~" ~, IVY o'clock, p. VI, on the day sailing
n othsIl ordering goods from New YORK. are re-
4ns,.i 70 oIicf by adam. G. Cos steamship HEpyrs.
n.hl hrptess will run ashore orore LEAVING M y,,y
.u u'y IN charge Of special mefsengers All GOOD. ,,t
90 'he inland route, viii be forwarded by e steam
| =. .....-.- AbANF co.
! ,,.-,. --g >. v. NoDoN0UGH, Agent, Richmond.
iIhESprtss packages Norfolk Peisfp,y Ind p.t
'r slpmsnt per Steamers Roanoke or Jare,vn
Ab''' l"r lNprgFs privileges ~ th61e stsar,
/ III Jy bLDLhM PLEAsANTy
.,,,,,.,,- ~ Broadway, New York
] De OHs-itEFHiGHits TOI,s.- M, ,., -
10 s""" sizes Tor small families, for sale Jy ~ ''''
I w NIE' 'OnitIs.-Pour aud Five Gallon w.,s, o.oi
y.,.,,.,.-,.o ........-- zrNMrRNAy
Va M tOD' Ih".-For g, 1 and bottle. g,,,,. t.,,
80 yJapAhncd,i for sale BY ' "A'''o'''
1~,,,,r,... zBiNERwAs
tJt niNl deceptive p-rhl,t, ani arsb,st, w,
fell A. JUN TON MOTHER
ssE,,, - Agents To- ID Lindrsih.
- - ~ ~ S,1gaE, part srlet'y pume " '''P ne"
80 n..ssehy r rcW Orleans MJlhsies
f.s ""'' P'Is P9fto Rico sugsr. In store for a.Iebv
A
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Who suffers from Weakness teralgvenI nervousness Telo
pains In the back ether disorder whether peculiar
common in both eHeto give the lnyisorAtng coa
trial.
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THE sUBsCRIBER, leaving Richmond his thanks
lis friends who conhdSd their business the late n and
hopes they will continue their to MeSus HILL RAw
LIMOS. d. W. TALLEY
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others, will ind this Cordial, they have used bottle
two thorough OF the system In all directions
- be found the happy o. healthy offspring, Who
not have been bat fT this extraordinary preparation And
'eqGAy potent Tor the diseases for which Feeonnen
ed Thousands Of young have been restored By using IT,
not in single instance has IL failed brasa: them.
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION,
or consunpye habits restored by the o. bottle
bloom AID Tisor changing the skin from pale, yellow, ky
| - : aoril cur.r'
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f. rsnE ''g tg,IhssG shesrfy and confidently r..
o. RIVE BLAIR. ain
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-04-27
DAGUEREsEOTYPES

At the earnest solicitation of numerous
friends, the undersigned has consented to
remain in this place for short time, in
order that those desirous of preserving
for future reference those "fresh and ro-
seate tints which incline to youth, may
avail themselves of this excellent oppor-
tunity to obtain that invaluable treasure.
Having practised with one of the best 81,
ty artists, the public may rest assured
that his is no vain pretence. No pictures
taken away unless approved OF by all
Rooms at Uolliushcad's new Gothic
Hall G.. s. GRUBER
Stroudsburg, March 23, 1854
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In0itor's Notiec.

In The Orphans Court Of Monroe County
In the matter of the final account of Abra-
ham Metzgar and George Metzgar, admins
traitors of the Estate of George Metzgar, de-
ceased.
The Undersigned, Auditor appointed tc
examine and if necessary resettle the account
of the administrators of said estate, will at,
tend to the duties OF said appointment at the
office of Abraham Barry, Esq, on Friday, the
9th day of May next, when and where al
person interested may attend.
&. +. GORDON, Auditor
S;tfoudebufg, April l3, 1854.
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dound to their credit and benefit our
common humanity.
Among the accommodations arranged
for visitors to the Crystal Palace, will be
found two Telegraph Officers, Letter
Boxes for the Mails, Express Boxes, a
Police Station, an Office for Property
Lost and Found. and two spacious Re-
freshment Saloons, where everything will
be provided of unexceptionable quality at
unexceptionable prices.
Arrangements have been completed
with some, and are in progress with 9TH
er Steamboat and Railroad Companies
connecting this City with various portions
of the Union, agreeably to which visitors
will be conveyed to the Crystal Palace
from the remotcst spot, at greatly reduced
rates of travel. Nothing else shall re-
main undone. on my part, to conduct this
magnificent enterprise with that liberali-
ty which is due to the public, and that
energy and economy which are due to the
Interests of the Association.
To conclude, l cannot help rciterating
my firm impression, that the Crystal Pal
ace has before it brilliant and enviable
future. All litigation has ceased. Every
suit against either the Directors or the
Shareholders, has been withdrawn, as un-
tenable, or as now superfluous. The re-
cent extension of the Charter by the Leg
islature, with power to increase our capi-
tai to a million of dollars, has opened to
our choice, should it ever be expedient to
avail ourselves Of it, the most unlimited
field of public usefulness. 1t has given
our philanthorpic ambition room to work
as events may dictate, for the best in
terests of Production both at home and a.
broad. 1t has inspired US with solid
confidence in the manifold resources of
our gigantic enterprise. 1t has taught US
to believe that, when the Crystal Palace
shall have been re-opened on the 4th Of
May with a grand Coronation of Labor
and Art, and as stable and homogene-
Gus Institution for the People, it will pre-
sent itself in form that must command
the sympathy of Skill and Industry
throughout the world and deserve, as well
ao i0Ocl'03 suC0eSo aC OHCS q alll y lHS "
our patriotism, and consoling, to our per-
seyerence.
| have the honor to be,
GENTLEMEN,
Very respectfully,
Yours, &c,
p. 7. BARNUM,
President Of the Association far the "EcLj-
hilton Of the HduStrY Of aU Nati0US.'
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One third cheaper than White Lead, aud
Free from all poisonous qualities.
The New Jersey Zine Company
having greatly enlarged their works, and i'm
proved the quality of their products, are pre-
pared to execute orders for their SUPERB
OR PAINTS, Dry, and Ground in Oil, in
assorted pack ages of from 25 10 500 pounds;
also Dry in barrel Is of 800 lbs.
Their White Zinc, which is sold dry or
ground in oil, is warranted Pure and uusur-
passed for Body and Uniform Nhitcness.
A method ofpreparation has recently teen
discovered, which enables the Company to
warrant their paiHtsto keep fresh and soft
in the kegs for any reasonable time In this
respect their paints Will be superior 10 any
other ia the market.
Their Brown Zinc Paint which Is sold at
low price, and can only be made from the
Zinc ores from New Jersey, is now well
known for lis protective qualities when ap-
piled to iyon or other metallic surfaces.
Their Stone Color Paint possesses all the
properties Of the Brown, and is Of an agree
able color for painting Cottages, Depots,
Out~buildings, Bridges, &c. Dealers sup
piled on liberal terms by their Agents,
FRENCH g. RICHARDS.
Wholesale Paint Dealers and In
porters. n. W. COT I0;h and Market sts g,
Philadelphia.
April I3, IS54.-6n.
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Rates of PGStagc---RofOrm,


The Post-ofice Committee of the House
of Representatives, through its Chairman,
Mr.. Old's have reported bill to increase
the rates of Postage on letters to fre and
ten cents. This would increase the post
age sixty per cent. proposition which we
apprehend will meet with but little favor
at the hands efthe public. tits true that
the Post Office shows deficit of two mil
lions beyond the receipts, and it is equal
ly true that the department ought to sus-
tain itself, but when we consider the i'm
mense amount paid for ocean carriage, and
for other purposes in which the utmost ex-
travagance is allowed by law and by the
Postmaster General, We need not be sur
prised that the deficit exists, but we have
reason for astonishment when we are told
in high quarters, that this exhorbitant ex-
travagancc is to be made up by an in
crease upon the rates of postage. The
Franking Privilege is to be left untouch-
ed, an item for which no return is made;
privilege which not only loads down the
mails, and for all sorts of puposes, and to
be and to sustain which resort is to be
had to a levy upon the business of the
country by additional tax upon private
correspondence.
When we have from twenty to thirty
millions of surplus in the treasury, and
every species of depletion is resorted to,
and lavished upon the most useless OBJ
jects, it is a sorry spectacle to behold an
attempt made to impose burdens upon the
most valuable and necessary branch of
the government and in which the people
derive djrcct benefit and Advantage
Can no other plan than this be concocted
to save the Department from bankruptcy?
Is not gefornl instead of more money from
the pockets Of the people the panacea?-
Give them millions III ore, and judging
from what is now done it would hardly
keep pace with the mismanagementt that
exists. We hope ard trust that Congress
will adhere to the three and tCe cent post
age, which is amply sufficient for all hon
est and practical purposes.
An item of loss to the Department is
lu6 tuSSCuIG UDuCI III W IL SCl IdIu
tcrs are carried, and this has come to such
a point that tie Express and not the Post
Office enjoys the confidence of the bust
ness community. Were reform adopted
here, practical results would be produced
Postmasters ought to be authorized to
receipt for monies deliverable at other
offices, charging accordingly, by sending
drafts instead of money, to be cashed by
the officer of the proper Office on the pres
entation of the draft, The government
should be liable for the acts of its agents,
and thus confidence in the department
would be restored, resulting at once in
the return ofan immense amount of busi-
ness now diverted or driven from the
mails, simply because there can be no
safety in the carriage of letters as now
managed. This is but one of many salu-
tary reforms that ought to be made, and
then there would be no need Of increas-
ing burdens upon the people to pay for
extravaganza and mismanagement.--
BcrkS County Press.
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TPOISONING-aO1

Thousands of Parents who use VermifiIge
composed of Castor Oil, Calomel, &C., are
not aware, that while they appear to benefit
the patient, they are actually laying the foun-
patons for a series of diseases, such as saliva
ton, loss of sight, weakness, of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the adver-
tsement of Hobensack'S Medicines, to which
we ask the attention of all directly interested
in their own as well as their Children
health. In Liver Complaints and all disordes
arising from those ola bilious type, should make
useofthe only genuine medicine, Hobensack's
Liver PILLS.
fr1F"Bc not deceived" but ask for Hoben.
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and OBJ
serve that each has the signature of The Pre-
prietor, ]. n HOBENSACK, as none else
are genuine.
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In the Orphans Court Ct Monroe CO.

In the matter of the sale of the Real Estate
Of Simon Heller, decea sed By Joseph Trach,
Executor.
February %, 1854, report of sale presented
and confirmed aiSi.
Same day, on motion of Mr.. Dmmick fol
William Tompkins, the Court appoint Charl-
ton Burnett, Auditor to report The facts with
distribution annexed
The undersigned will attend to the duties
of the above appointment, at his office IN
Strondsburg, on Friday the 18th day of May,
1854, at 10 o'clock a. IN. when and where all
persons interested can attend.
CHARLTON BURNETT,
Auditor.
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EIEEEs.

At the residence of her sou-in-law, a.
Railway, n. j. on Sunday last, Mrs. Ma,
ry Stroud, and consort of the late DAME
Stroud, Esq, in the IS year Of her age.
Her remains were brought to tins place
on Tuesday, and were inferred IN the bn
rying ground, at the lower end OF town
Yesterday
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-04-27

On the night of the 5th OF November. 1859
a man by the name Of Isaac Brown, aUscou-
ded from Stroudshurg, takirg with him q
Young girl about II years old, with whom
it is supposed he is Cohabting The SAID
Brown is 33 years old, about 6yo feet L@
inches in height, light complexiOuSd, sandy
hair and is crossed eyed-eyas lghi blue
and formerly resident of Bloom County
Ny He is a School Teacher, processes I"
he Baptist and occasionally turns PIE 2chef.
The young girl, whoEA he sniiced away IS
about 5 feet one inch in Insight, rather s!en-
der, dark hair and grew eyes, an2 Aas aa
impeachment in her speech,
The said Isaac Brown left wife and two.
children in Sllcndsbusg- The above rewaI&
will be paid far the apprehension and deiir-
prv of said Browa at Siroudsburg, or / >
dollars for his arrest and delivery in any
County BAIL, upoA Information being gNeo
of this fact to Toe undersigned.
OLIVER d. STONE. StsoadSbuFg.
Monroe 60, Pa
CHARLES MATTERS. Piymoth,
I.uzesne Co. Pa
March 80, 1851.
\ 'ssA'' 8, always Oh band and Tor safe
+. HOLIANSHEAD
StIoudsbuGg. March 30, 1854.
| S.sp,s. Turpcmiime on hand ami lor
| - sale by
T. HOLLlNSHEAD
,Streadsbure, March So ls5l
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READY! AsW!! FRET!

c. q m 5 III i FLI II i M Ga
s. The undersigned respectfully informs
g 69the public that he has taken room in
~ the Brick building, on the corner of
William and Sarah streets, and directly op-
posite Kautz and IIuntsmans wheelright
shop, in the Borough Of Stroudsburg, where
he purposing carrying on the GunsmitEing
business in all its various branches. He
prides himself in being able to give entire
satcislacion to all. Persons in want of any
thing in his line Of business are respectfully
invited to call Particular attention paid to
repairing in all its various branches Also
door locks repaired on the shortest notice.
MICHAEL KOWATSKI.
Stroudsburg, October 20, 1858.
SOAP.-Fine scented Soaps for wash
~ ing and shaving-a'so the celebrated
shaving cream, for sac by
SAMUEL MELICK.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-04-27

4 Nc1o Rcpu6lic.-A letter from Grcn-
ada, Central America, states that on the
18th of March, Nicaragua formally sece-
ded from the confederacy of Central A
merica, declaring herself free and inde-
pendent Republic. The announcement
was celebrated amid great rejoicing with
military and religious ceremonies.
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March 81, IS54.-4t,
10 }'HE TADGE88,

"A The undersigned having located them
Sselves in Stroudsburg, opposite Miller q
Fowler's Store, would respectfully announce
to the Ladies of Stroudsburg and vicinity thai
they intend carrying on the Millinery Bus',
ness, and have furnished themselves with a
good assortment of fine split, dunstaGte, nea'
potitan and fancy strdw, Grape, silk and tawn
Hats, ribbons, .fowers, dc. Hats cleaned
and repaired
S. A. & NJ. PEDMORE.
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Notice in Domestic attachment.

Charles Keifer } In the Court of Com
rs mon Pleas Of Monroe
Samuel D. Keifer County.
Whereas the Court of Common Pleas OF
Monroe county, has appointed John Edinger,
of the Borough of Stroudsburg. Peter Snyder
Of Snydersyille, and Thos. NJ. Mcllhcaney, Of
Tannersville, in said county, trustees of the
Estate of Samuel B. kefer, late of said cOun-
ty, under proceedings in domestic attachment
at the suit Of Charles keifer, this is therefore
to notify and require all persons indebted to
the said Samuel B. Kefer, or holding prop
erty belonging to him, to pay and deliver all
such sums Of money, and property due and
belonging to said Samuel to the said trustees;
and all creditors of said Samuel are hereby
requested to present their respective accounts
or demands
JOHN EDINGER, Stroudsburg.
PETER SNYDER, Snydersville.
THOS. NJ. McILIIEANEY, Tannersville
Trustees.
March %, 1S54-6w.
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the Western World.

the Western World
TO effect this, we need the hearty and
immediate cooperation Of the present
Exhibitors, both through the continuance
of their best contributions, and the in
PRODUCTION of others, as new inventions,
new patterns, new successes, shall render
such further aid practicable. While VIC
trust that the Exhibition is henceforth
permanently established, and that before
many more years shall have elapsed,
specimens or models of every valuable
Invention, eminent works of Art, improv-
ed Fabrics, or other Industrial achieve
mentS, will be exhibited in the Palace, as
matter of course, we shall yet remem-
ber with special gratitude, those friends
of the enterprise who did not wait for its
triumph, stood by it in the days of ex-
pertinent, and nobly aided to achieve the
conquest which so many are destined to
enjoy. We shall be able, and we rejoice
in the fact, to accord more desirable posi-
tions and ample space to new Articles
which shall be sent in between this and
the lst of May, than it is probable that
we shall have at our disposal thereafter.
The earliest possible transmission of all
Articles intended for Exhibition, at and
after the re-opening, is urgently solicited
Trusting that you will agree with us,
that the interest of Inventors, Artists,
Manufacturers and Artisans, are all in
volved in the thorough and undeniable
triumph of the first American Exhibition
of the trophies of the Worlds Art and
Industry, ew remain,
Yours,
p. I. BARNUM,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-04-27

VIOLENT ToRNADo.-Mount Vernon
Ohio, was visited by another hurricane
on the evening of the 9th instant, which
unroofed the court house at that place,
and did considerable other damage in the
y.;;Siiuity Of that town. The damage to
the court house is stated at 81 500 OF
$4,000.
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Au0itor's Notifr.

IN tie Orphans Court Of Monroe County,
In the matter of the report of the Aud
itor upon the account of John Ii. kunkle
and Peter Kunkle, Administrators Of the
estate of John kunkle, decd.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed
by the said Court to make distribution a
mong the heirs Of said decedent, will attend
to the duties of his appointment on Sat
urday, the 20th day of April next, at l {
O'Clock A. NJ at Barys Hotel, in Strouds
burg, when and where all persons inter
ested can attend.
f. STARBIRD, Auditor
March 80 1854
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EgES

On the 18th inst. by Daniel Jayne, Esq.
Mr Philip Brown, of Stroud township,
and Miss Sarah Bush, of Pocono.
On the 18th, by the same, Mr.. James
Postens, and Miss Merriam Mills, all OF
Stroud township.
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The undersigned respectfully begs leave to
inform the citizens of Monroe county, that he
has opened a new Marble Yard in the Bor-
ough of Stroudsburg. on Elizabeth street,
nearly opposite the Union lloiel, where he
will keep on hand American and Foreign
Marble, and holds himself in readiness to tur-
nish Chimney Pieces, Cabinet Marble, Mon
uments, 1ombS, and Head Stones, &c. de-
signed and executed with neatness and des'
patch. b. NJ. BURNETT, Agt.
for Peter Smith
g.ontemhcr -}fe la