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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-16
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES.


rr>gJR FOLLOWING COMPRISES IN, PART OUR
1 STOCK which is nearly complete, which enables rs
a offer inducements 10 purchasers -t.t ftf
7ss bags Rin Havana. Lag 20 boxes Siougton btisrs
urrs and Java Coffee; casks tnglLsh soda; q
4no extra Baltimore Cot 10 chests Teas, assorted
f.a 1- - bbls Crackers =,
$50 hids choice and prime le0 dsz W lash Boards;
Sugar. Cotton Yarns ass d;
10 bbls Loaf crushed and goo doz Buckets
,o.vAarad Suoal. 100 bbls Flour,
sni bbls Molasses; 80 doz Scotch and saPpse
600 y bbls do. Shuni
2 80 I, do Golden Syrup; 900 bags Shot. asS'j
"a haos Pepper 10 terces fresh Rice;
On g Snics: 1000 lbs bar Lead;
Is finger i00gross Backing;
y bbls Maekerei; so boxes Fancy Soap;
80 kits do; $50 - hosla soap
500 boxes Sardines; 10 csks Sight Brandy;
Is Pickles, assorted; -r 10 :" Oard, Dupy &Co do
10 bbls Alum; 5 Madeira Wine,
10 's Birthstone; 60 bbls Port Wine;
bbls Spanish Brown; 25 Indian bbs Sweet Wine,
600 bags fine Salt: eGtrs;
500 bbls Salt, 80 20 bbls Sweet Wine,
800 Demjohns assorted; 2pipes Holland Gin;
$4,000 Cigars various brands; 90 bbls Am doi
500 boxes qt, pit. and }h4pint 80 bbis Brandy
Flasks 90 bbls RUM
80 boxes Tumbers; 80 " Peach Brandy;
600 kegs Nails asst'd; 10 Apple do
loo reams Wrap Paper. 50 Old Bourbonn hiskI
81 ceroons best Indigo; 80 :. Old Rye 90;
casks Madder; so " Old Reserve do;
100 bxs Tobacco ali grades: 90 Old Mong do; d.
81 doz Cords and Lines; 500 Eectd 10;
100 bxs white Havana Sugar;20o Pixies mag. 90;
100 boxes Star Candles; 200 boxes Claret "ine;
| "a boxes Talov Candies. 90 boxes Lemon Syrup;
Together with many other articles usually kept our
! line. lAN!Eh * pHlLlhfs
| iulyl6'54 No. SO Market street.
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l.. Ii. FRENCH.

l.. H. FRENCH having withdrawn above from the
firm of Ii s. FRENCH SONS the business will be con-
Quoted by the undersigned under the firm and style of H.
s. FRENCH son. IL. s. FRENCH.
epto5 j. G. FRENCH.
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Il n MYRRs A. c. CARTER.
CARRIAGES THAT MUST BE SOLD.
VJTE have vet on hand about TWENTY C$CKA
wv FIYEFINE CARRIAGES, R0CKWAYS9SsA
AND BUGGIES of the style, warranted the very
best material and superior workmanship, all of which
are determined TO sell at price or other in the next
ninety days. All who want Buggies cheap come along.
MYERS CARTER SO, Market ST.
aug H. B. Opposite Nashville Inn.
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LADIEsI FINE SHOES.

CIGARS! CIGARSH
2O,OOOE,rFdFaaaGG asE s so Gssfs P Ps
Of the following Brands Juper's La FGvotas. IA Ha
benera La PEDRO Garlic, Napoleon, Psnsadcsa. With
various other brands Of choice Tobacco Little Indian
corner Cherry and Cedar streets.
dec5-tf J. MOORE.
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COME ONE, COME ALL
W. A. " J. q. McCLELLAND,
At THEIR
MAGNIFICENT STORE ON COLLEGE STREET,
Nos, "a and SO.
YTAVE on hand the most magnificent assortment of ee
1 1 CANT Rich Goods ever offered in this market Our
STOCK Of heavy goods is also very complete and prices
hscannot fail to please Many of these goods have beens
within The past few days. and having been bought
greatly less than cost of Importation we feel no deeacy in
saying that give greater satisfaction in prices than
be found in any other heuse in the city, Strangers
and looking at Stock at McCLELlANDS
Metropolitan Store,
Octl9 Nos. 81 and SO College street.
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
WISH to Rent for two years the place on which now
Il live, miles from Nashville the Murtreesboro Turn
pike containing 20 acres 40 45 cleared 1t is
beautiful place. Apply at No. So Cedar Street
now REES W. PORTER.
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NssOOn7
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.

RRDsLoAN. CIooSsHAHks
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
THE undersigned having taken the large and cx-Eg T.
Il cOmmodous Shop on lower Market Street, e.
formerly occupied by the late Fred SOan will continue
manufacture Carriages and Bugges the latest and most
improved style. All orders left with for work
repairing will be attended to promptly We hope by close
application TO business to liberal patronage.
az All work warranted 12 months.
decS-u FRED SLOAN Il co.
baltimore COFFEE.-200 bags Just received
ID from BaltimOre-fnest received in Nashville
jeI6tf TBkwI LANIER 4 PHILLIPS.
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an IIrUaluable Book for % cents. "Ecery Faniy
should h0ue Copy"
TWENTY THOUSAND Copies sold niles zsFIRR67
4 than months. A new edition, revised <Fzskz6@
and improved just issued SSzeSeW
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JEW DAVID, or HEBREW PLASTER:

julyI-dirwSW-Gm-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-13
CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY, OF 10
YEARS STANDING. CURED BY
HOiI.OWAY'- Pills

Copy 81 Letter from Capt John Joaassa Hons.
" 4, dated JdBs-y 5.i, 1854.
To PRoFxssoR Holloway
,, Corner OF Ann aud Nassau S.raetsS Y
Slit - with the most heartfelt n azure have 70
inform yo1 that have been restored to health ana
strength by taking your Pills For the last ten wears
suffered from deraEgenent Of the Liver and Sonae -
and reduced 10 such extremity that gave m m.
Ship, never expecting to SEA any more Is leI
tried every Retaedy that recommended 10 me- baT
ali IN purpose: and had -Te2 myself M T., 4sra-
when was u last recommended take v,ts- Puts
Alter using them for three rs. the result : thar
il better heslth than I have been Tor eleven
years past, aud tsdsed well IS ever vas in nv life
You quite 1t Hberty - make this known for the
benefit OF others remain, Sir. yours responsibility
signed JOHN JOuNSg1N
These ceiebraedPls sre nderfally acsciousi il ta
following complaints.
Ag1e Debility Hesi ache ScrofuIa. or
A thua nrcpsy Indigestion Kings Evil
Billions Con Efysipeiss Jaundica Stone & t,rsveT
plants Female Irrey- Liver Gem SeconiarvSyfan-
3ioIches ulsrities plants toms
the skin Fevers OF all Plies VeHa.aeI fec
Bowel Com kinds Urine tIons
pants 3Unl Retention of Worms of all
consilpatio Nskercss, kt,9s
ofthe Bowels from whatever cause.
- Sold at the Establishments of Professor Ha11o-
WAY, 80, Maiden Lane, New YORK and ga strand LON
ion, and by al respectable Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines throughout tha United states. in POS and
Boxes, at = cents, 625l cents, and 81 co each.
OF THERE'S considerable saving Or tax NJ larger
sizes.
B. Directions for TIA guasacs Of patients in ever
disorder are affixed 20 each Box. 3Tyi
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-13
So. NEW STORE & NEW G0ODS..

Fl. & 81. T. T. % a .
WOULD return their tia7Fs The citizens Of Nine
w raj Point and vicinity for patronage hey
received during the time they have been in Trade and
friends that they have removed their stock OF Goods
TO the Store formerly occupied b. IT, KooP, and
receiving rom New York and Boston, large and
fully selected stock Goods suitable the
this vicinity, and consisting in part tOliUws
DRY GOODS,
Broadcoths, Cassiracres,
Plain and STRIPED sai- Kentucky Jeans.
nets OF every qgslity Tweeds, and great variety
and style OF Dress Goods,
Delains, Al pacas and Merinbes.
SILK GO o DS AND TRIMMING
Drees silks, 6ae ssor~ Bonnet Cap and Betting Rib
ment, bons,
Black silk Lace and Worsted and Si,k Braid,
Frnges, Gimps
Color'd and Black Bro Grape I.eese. sc
cade si'ts, JacOnett and Cambria Mus
Collars, india Book am. Swiss Mus
Isle Thread and Nus lin,
lin Edgines, Jaconett EGrinRs, SC.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
Ladies' and Gems Gloves of every description
Wooden and Cotton Hosiery great variety OF Chill
dren's Hose.
READY MADE CT OTHING
great variety Of all kinds of Goats, all kinds Of
SdoES, HUNTS and other AXES, and every description
of SHELF HARDWARE
CROCK kerry AND GLASS WARE
We have the bes aSsortnNnt Of Crockery and Glass
Ware in Western Wisconsin.
GROCERIES.
We have hand choice assortment of FAMILY
GROCERIES. FeTSo~s wtssing to nuy GOOIS. will
hnd il call before Purchasing
elsew here, d" not intend to be under8oli.
Produce If a kiads received in exchange Goods.
The highest rice pai IN CASH for @ OOU Merchants
BILE w heat, d@liyu.@d Ut toeir StCra. 24if
Mineral Point UcI. IL, '@4f
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-13
They can't Keep House without it"

E&ferjeure thau sixteen years has established
tHat Merchants Cctchrated t;argIng OH, Uni
'cEsal Fanny EHbrcalun wlh cure most cases, and re
lcye ali Surl,
SpaYius. Sweeney, Ringbone, Win1galls, Poll
Evil, CaIloUs, Cracked Heels, Calls of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Spraius, Bruises, Fis-
;Ula, Sitf-st. Sand Cracks, Strains. Lameness,
Founderei Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango,
rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poi
sons, Painful Nervous Affections. Frost Bites,
EoilS, Corns, Whitlows, Burns and SCaldS,
Chillhiains, Chapped Hands, Cramps, Con-
fractions Of tic Muscles, SWeilIuCS, Weakness
of the Joints, Cakcd Breasts, dc. DC. &c.
Tie unparalleled success Of this Oil. IN the Of DIS
IN Horses and Cattle and even IN human flesh.
daily becoming known 60 the farming community.
II hardly credited. except by those who have been
n the habit their stables and houses. what
Of UaIr. suffering and tIne are saved by
The timely application OF Tins on.
BE- 80 sure me name ct the sole proprietor GEORGE
W. MERCHANT I.ockuor,. y Y. Is blown IN the side
Of tie bottle aa3 Do uIs HaHawTitn. over lie cork
A. 0rters addressed % tle proprietor VIII be promptly
responded
&c PAM -t a. Ire A.en,. aal see what wonders
1'rora. .ts..ed .y tlis use OF tf - melcne
S'aE Iv ertahe dealers generally, IN the United
States aaG Citagsa. Also ~
Joseph smith. Mineral ?giQ.- r : AHsfey. Linden.
= . " hesier iioFille, TI5bts' EsoT,ior, Madison
u * iCrcs- NaS-eyile. q. l. JercSs- WirEvilie,
Moore < Goats au~caIa, :. Moo=t:, Flattevillr,
n \ N;.l-s- NyalJ.sisS, T. * \. Kirk. b iyahoo,
c. {. skinner. J=.nsatozl. X Woods, Fair PLAY,
Is HurRrtt. Tlinnboru. aud
NbCifsae by w. EvswcTth & Son, and W L. Fork;n
. Bro, &tiwaUkee. 43y7tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-13
1Oit, Sentiment, 81.
A CoNUNBRUM yERsIFIEp.

CoNUNBRUM yERsIFIEp.
"Why's D like marriage asked the maid
Whose love to me is plighted;
/ blushed OF and hung may head.
While she seemed quite delighted
"C0me answer me- continued she,
And don't be long about il
You stupid ninny, DON; you see
lie can't be ICED without il =
A few days ago a natural well was discovered
aboat two miles from this village. A boy first
noticed an opening in the ground about the size
OF a barrel head, where before il was solid. Cut
ting away portion of the soil displayed a circu
lar opening about eight feet deep and ten feet wide
filled with about foot of water. On one side the
bottom is SO loose that pole pushed into it
several feet. The inner surface is about the ord
mary cistern, having arched top. The sur
rounding land is dry Prairie Elkhorn Ind
A PRoFIrABLE ExcHASGG--Do diamond mer
chants want bargains Let them read what fol-
lows
''In return for the splendid diamond tiara, value
about 100000 reals, recently presented to the
Pope BY the Queen OF Spain, his Holiness has seat
her Majesty the body Of St. Felix the Martyr"
Ii ought to have been St. Stephen, seeing that
he was the first martyr to a gilt of stones.
The man that can't laugh or wont laugh
Tho nan .},t can't - i.,s-is one Of n,,,res
Jokes himself
.o,.,.-- on,. .,.,;,,o, Lava >, -
- MI. 49,, -, -
An old lady down East being at a loss for
pincushion. made one of an onion On the fol
lowing morning she found that all the needles had
tears n their ewes
UGLr r,crs ron UsLr crsrosERs.-An egotist
IS especially hated by all other cyclists.
Those who believe that money can do every
thing. are frequently DrenareI 70 Il, every firg
for money.
Thu ~, vo,, ,r.,+ ,,,sa, 4,e. E.. T., -,,.,
the little happiness there is to be found in wealth
To be angry with weak man is a Droof thai
,,o,, are not ,.e-y, s,r,,,,, ,,,,,rsaIr
-
- >, ro,I,.,r - an. .o..-
r.,
ne pest ne preSeF'er IN tniS World Is
marriage eeFhhcA'e. One nall 'ne rheumatism
III Tue market Is only wee, assuming the shape
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-13
EMPIRE SAW WORKS.

w. -. F. AGE & CO..
.Ware-Roor.I 10. 81, Main Street. ST Louis No, 5
az ANTrFACFUEERS &C any description OF Egtra
y Il Stek EIsH Circutfr. pr, -HEcy Cross-cu,
Fsos Hand and PfH-t SrS, H4aarsiS, UgSctS and
E0d 'hjsss YrERt springs, RRsres, Reaper >ickics,
Springs, sc
~ hia7 saws repaired and made as good at
small expense.
TIE uuiarsirnad have mad such Improvements and
arrived such perfection the teIap and grinding
iep. p{ their and take such patus pro
.iity ~lcel that they assert fth
OF Contradiction that iaejr OF Slws on
hand and now beiag man!tIc,Ured and will b.,
only s.t.-stsR ~ bsIa Eperior IN any
ga tie ia Or 5Tcts - ilE IL EnEs SrESefs
tN,rY Saw sold urder their guarantee win be made
good te purchaser Il found be SO on trial i
LiYIT1 ". l.. F. GAGE * co.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-13
st. LoniS Advertisements.

NO. II, SECOND ST., ST. LOUIS, MO.
Who is the AGENT for The best and widely crcu-
lated Newspapers in the West, and is authorized TO
take Advertising and Subscriptions at the Publishers
lowest rates.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-13

LIVER AND HIt.DIS COAPLAiNTS
The Citizens the T7nisr suffer n1rch f-,r
tne liver aud STOMACH, scarcely any ru the
t'uHence OF taeee destructive astie hence lite wears
Tee fair sex, psrhaIs the ast handsome in Ire
World, up 70 certain period when distressing h sy
many loose their teeth and good hooks. ha yet in rae
i day of lie, such sad evils iIeclaIv rs7ss9 -
10y cpnlinualy keeping the blood pare, and Ivcr
ast stomach IN h5aithy action, VIXEN life VIII fpp
smoothly and resemble plants in a c5ugcnssl clj,rp
where IA eternal spring aP7"ars reign Is II regards
N" presgy alton OF the huB2 frzTae Sad he siuTgtf
of ltte much may he effected, ami say rearlessl tha,
health and lie be prolonged laauy years bevod
ihaiT Ordinary limits, f Hooway'S Pills are taken ~
purify the blood according the rules laid down TOR
health contained in the directions which accompan,
each box.
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$4,000.
= l. q q az I, e

II T.
's = \ :. I. :: ! 7 e FOR SALE
I'HE subscriber viii sell, without reserve on Of The
Il choicest selections of Real Es'ate in Western Wis
consn, Consisting OF $50 acres of land situated i,
fnTa toor. a. north, OF Ranges four ~ and five 3
en- ST. OF Use = Urth Principal Meridian in the a. % ~
ass tom Mineral FONT, = miles north east of Dariy
ton, art 10 miles ro J est of Argyle: all Of which H.
IN one oedY except forty acres OF Muera- land hich
lies miles from lhe rest.
s.fssrssl Aavssssgs ge~.-The creek of yellow
lone p-sSes q roga HE west portion of this land form
ing most beautiful valley o. or near 90 ac-ex -,
choice Meadow liant, aud making valuable sire TO- .
water power 1Da OF excellent Timber EN- ar-
- choice NSeal land Qp4rTiss fne rock far buifd
~ purpose $50 excellent Hme stone. OF the .a9
HS u : sufficient fnr those scQUain with tho hsi
ness r. state that thx have beea worked for he last
- years; and lass but nos least there is twelve Sprin-
OF pure living water, situated 10 suit Tbs wishes
Irapsovereas on Eota-~.esd of So acres. op, f,,s
and ioE h1SLtlSts, consisting SIX rooms Of
slzs one Stone Spring Rouse. II b. u feet one frn
Store bGt.G'ng i hF > 10, one story with crIIsr ne
stable. - bv 2 z orc ~s.y AIR; rs ~. -; . -
Lime kiltr VIII hold Sun bushels. sixty arr,s ND
z ca teice 55y under cuitirGI hundred Young
FRUIT TSEES- with = variety OF Shrl4;lh berry
Improvements adjoining Farm oEa Franc T,val
ling, 70 by "a fse and p story. IN three ro-1,s -
log stable and RNeDian out ouildpes. ION n Fa-
there j. 10 e Mineral sEd.j 81 Scra II, Dor 80
fence, 50 under cEliva ion viii produce Cora W.,
Fall or Spring. and D4is in abundance sixty Arrla
ard Pear Trees which are bearing trees as .
choice selection Of Shrubhsry.
Al, Of which VIII sell tlgethrr r Ten ThoBsar nd
Dollars. Cash, or IN two parts, 10 silt purchasers
Any wishing 20 keep a Retail store. they would
find this desirable oca;ion and could safely cou-r %
dong business from 5000 dollars wear Evsry
advantage Of this section OF country for Stock raising
en- braced on the shove described Farm
Any Information in regard to the shove described
premises VIII DE freely given b. enquirng of the suh
ccriber, al his residence, or by mail.
yellow s.ene, Wis March :, 1855. omI7.
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1857 GROCERIES. [l855

III AN now receiving my SPRING STOCK of Gro
IL CER1ES and PROVISIONS. to which
most specrfully cali the attention Families and all
cons nmers assortment will full and the Goods
have been bought to SELL For particulars, please call
and examine Stock ard prices.
April Ie, le55.-n22 GEO W CORg
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PURIFECATION 10Y THE BLooD,

THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
3S, Corner OF Ann and Nassau Streets. N Y.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-13
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

To the Citi=sHs cf the United StatSs,-
most humbly and sincerely thank Won for the i'm
mensa patronage which you have slowed upua my
PS take this opportunity of stating that my Auces
tors we're all American Ctzans and that enter ain Ter
that concerns America and the Americans, he most
lively sympathies much that I originally C. M
pounded these Pills expressly TO Your haps,
constitutions, and manner of living intending To- st.
ish myself among you, hch have done, linking
premises in New York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-13

EHsRE.IE N8EECE.--AH persons are hereby
Il notified not to trespass, Mine Dig, uDon any Of
Ioiio"iDe described lands without the written CON
sentor permission of myself or my agent 70 wit
Descfip. sec m IA Descrip. Sec. Tn. Ra
"a seq IL , 6 neg Is 2 lie
Il n N q = " = e g h S W 10
n q - . II a K
W hneqSe va Je G @
IA g tse W hswo II {. a
q : -
section VIII n u - q =
And further notice is hereby given that forbid e,v
and all persons from buying or removing snv aad ~
other from the above described lands without mv
written permission.
E. BRIGHAM
Blue Mounds, Jure3, 1852. r33
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IRON AND Steel.

SsD 0ToSS of Iron and Steel Just received from the
a ~ Mar ufsctners, which will be sold at a very
- agure, e. he Store corner OF Sigh and Chestnut
rs-rets, By JOHN MILLION.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-05-17
HOUSE TO LET
1scaistrr's Notiff.

NOTICE is hereby given to all legatees
~ and other persons interested in the
estates of the respective decedents, thai
the accounts of the following estates have
been filed in the Office Of the Register Of
Monroe county, and will be presented fol
confirmation and allowance to the Or.
phans' Court to be held at Stroudsburg
in and for the aforesaid county, on Mon.
day, the 2sth day of May next, at 10
o'clock, a. N.
The account Of Garret Vliet, Admins
traitor of John Vliet, late of Coolbaugh
township, deceased,
First account of Benjamin Smith, Ad-
ministrator of Henry Smith, late of Eldred
township, deceased.
Final account of John Arnold, Conrad
Arnold, and Abraham Arnold, Execu-
tors of John Arnold, Sr,, late of Hamil-
ton township, deceased.
Account of Joseph Staples, administra-
tor of Jacob D. Frederick, late of Stroud
township, deceased.
Final account Of Peter Young, admin.
istrator of John Young, late of Eldred
township, deceased.
WILLIAM S. REES, Register.
Registers Office, } -
Stroudsburg, May 8, 1865
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-05-17
phiIadeIBhia Markets,

The Philadelphia Inquirer of Saturday
says-Our markets, on Saturday, were
again enormously high. In some instan.
ces, so cents was demanded for pound
Of butter The ruling rate was "A A.
cents per pound. Choice cuts of beet sold
at 20 cents, mutton I2I I6 cents, and
veal outlet I5 cents per pound. Lambs
sold at 81 SI.25 per quarter. Young
pigs 81 so each. Turkeys sold at $50
81 each, and chickens 81 >sl.75 per
pair.
Vegetables were by no means abundant
Old potatoes, which are quite plenty, sold
according to size, at s74 81 so per bush
el, and sweet potatoes 81 sl.25 per bas-
ket
Fi-h, such as shad, hallibut, rock, perch
founders, and sturgeon, were ample in
supply, and reasonable in price.
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HEs

On the 18th May, 1855, by Rev. Z
Townsend, Mr.. John NJ. Kinsley, of Lu-
zerne CO., Pa, and Miss Eliza A Bells
daughter of William Bells, of jackson
township, Monroe county, Pa.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. c Beck
er. Mr.. William Houser, and Miss Sarah
Ponser.
On the 9Th lust. By the same, Mr.
Jefferson Fravel, and Miss Julia Ann
BrutZman.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-05-17
PETIT JURORS.

HGmiliOn.-Jesse Van Buskirk, Charlie
J. Walton, Amos Rouse, Adam kester, ant
George Felker.
Price.-Jacob Price, Simon N. Stright.
Polk.-George Dotter, James Westbrook
Cornelius Smith, Paul Blose
JdckSon.--John Winter. Jacob Bender
Observation-Disclosures d. Keller, Pa
trick Daily, John Brong Jacob Greenamoyer
Smithfeld.-John Casebeer, Peter Wolfe
Henry Tribe, John Smith, James Kintner
Henry Brotzman.
Tobyhanna.--Henry Stoddard, Samuel G.
Eschenbacb, Andrew Eschenbach.
H. Smithfeld.-Moses Overfeld, Frederick
Oyer6eld.
Pocono.-Jokn Arnold, Jacob StauiTer,
George E. Labar, Peter Schck.
Eldred.-Peter Kleindop, Edward Engler,
Jonas Serfoss, Jonas Smith.
CooIbaugh.--Henry Whitesell.
RoSS.--Peter Remmel.
Stroud.-Henry D. Bush, Robert Barry,
William Transue, James Kerr, Jesse Serb
ner.
Borough.---SamuelR Rees, Jr., Philip Swart-
wood, Richard S. Staples.
Paradise.-John Learn, Jacob D. Teel.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-05-17

To 1Ngke Beef Isndcr.-To those who
have worn down their teeth in mastica-
ting poor old tough COW beef, we will say
that carbonate of soda will be found .
remedy for the evil: Cut your steaks
into slices about two inches thick. the day
before using them-rub over a small guam
tity of the soda-wash off next morning
cut into suitable thickness, and cook to
notion. The same process will answer
for fowls, legs of mutton, &c. Try it all
who love delicious, tender dishes of meat.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-05-17
JURY LIST.

Chesnuthiu.-Michael Getz, and Pete
Gilbert.
Hamilon,-Jacob Hauk, James Harman
Stroud.-Charles Drake, John Huston, ane
Adam Shafer.
Io0yhdnna.-Tlmothy Miller.
II. SmithfeId. Tompkins. An
drew Frutchey, and Abraham v. Coolba ugh
and John Clark.
Pocono.-Peter Edinger, g. Jacob Angle.
moyer.
Eldred-Charles Correll.
Price.-Samuel Posiens.
Snit4feld.-Peter Yeisley, and Horace
Brodhead
Jackson John Ousterhout.
Borough-Melchoir Spragle, VIM. Drcher,
Charles Smiley, and Alexander Fowler.
= POlk.-Aaron Heiney.