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NEW CONFECTIONERY, BAKERY
Oyster and Ice Cream Saloons,

j. NJ. robson respectfully informs
his friends and the public. that be has
opened a new wholesale aud retail
Confectionery, Bakery, Oyster,
and Ice Cream Saloon,
in the building, on Main St. in Strouds-
burg, formerly occupied by Drake 4 Eel
ker, which has been fitted up in the most
elegant and complete manner for the bu-
siness. He has secured the services OF
Samuel Hoffman, an experienced CoDfec-
TONER and Cake Baker, who will super
intend the manufacturing department.
and is confident that be will be able to
give general satisfaction.
His rooms are completely furnished,
where fresh Oysters, and Ice Creams oi
the purest quality and finest faVors will
oe served at ali hours of the day and eve-
ming.
5~ Cakes and Ecc Creams fur
niShed to order. for parties. private fam-
lilies, etc. at the shortest notice, and al
the lowest rates.
April 10, ls60.-ly.
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Il Shreaod Dodge-The thieves in
Philadelphia have adopted new mode OF
pursuing their occupation. They pretend
TO be Deputy United States Marshals,
engaged in taking the census. They OBJ
tain entry to houses, and obtain full in
formation By which they may conduct
future operations, by asking the usual
questions. Some. on the plea OF requi-
ring additional Information for the GEN.
sus, have been shown all over houses
Wbirh they have afterwards pluudered.
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We learn from Washington that the
gacancy on the Bench OF the Supreme
Court caused by the recent death OF
Judge Daniel, will be filled by the ap-
continent OF the Hon Caleb Gushing, OF
Mass. The latter gentleman has made
himself peculiarly obnoxious to the Doug
las wing Of the party, and has thereby
woD the hearty ant unli>quised admira
tod and esteem OF President Buchapan
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Highest-priced Cow in the United States

The Montgomery Mai records the fol.
lawing: A citizen of Montgomery, in
giving bis return to the census taker the
other day, estimated bis COW at fifteen
hundred dollars. This will be the high
est priced COW that will be contained in
the census for this county if not of the
State. Her owner acknowledges weak
ness With regard to bis estimate OF her;
indeed, he would not part with her at a.
ny price We've heard him say that she
will give twelve hundred gallons of milk
year.
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Homicide at Easton, Pa.---Allegeas Self.
Defence.

On Thursday morning last, German,
named John Pbetzinger, a watch ii an
at Deshier's planing mill, at Eastou, was
killed by young mau named Oliver
Mr.. Oliver was 90 bis Esy home With bis
uncle, Mr.. A. Apple, when, as be says,
PhetziBger pointed sun at them. He
seized the gun and gave the German the
blow which terminated bis cxistence.-
The two then proceeded on up the Lehig b
and delivered themselves Up to the au-
thorities. An inquest vas held. and the
following verdict rendered That be-
tween the hours of two aud three clock
on the morning of the f th of July inst
the said John PLetzinser was in trout o;
Desbler's barrel factory, in the said bo-
rough of Easton, in the discharge of his
duties as watcbmau OF the said barrel fac
tory and planning mill, when aud where
he vas met by Joseph Fl. Oliver and Al
fred Apple, and an alteration then and
there ensued between the said John Phet
Finger aud tue said Joseph Fl. Oliver,
aud Alfred Apple. in the course Of which
altercation. said John Phetziuger pointed
double barreled gun at the said Joseph
H. Oliver and Alfred Apple, whereupou
the said Joseph II. Oliver then and there
snatched the said gun from the said JOIN
Phetziuger, and with the sane then aud
there struck the said John PhetEinger 9
violent blow on the back pa:t of the head
near the left ear, from the effects Of which
blow the said John Phetzinger then and
there died.
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Caution.

I hereby caution all persons against
hunting, f-hiug. or going through grass
grain, or driving through my premises
or otherwise trespassing. as | an deter.
mined to prosecute trcspassers to the full
extent of the law. -
PETER Fl. robson.
Stroudburg, May 10, 1860.
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neg Hon. HI 2. Haun, late u. S. Sc

s~ Hon. HI, P. Haun, late u S. Sen
ator from California, (having been ap
pointed to ill the vacancy caused By the
murder OF Senator Broderick,) died at
Msrysvile, June 9th, ofcongestive chills,
the effect of disease contracted on the
steamer while returning from Washing
ton.
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The Louisville Journal inhumaDly re-
commends the Democratic papers to pub
lish just now a few elaborate articles up
on their fasorite proposition, that the
Democratic party is the only national
party in the country.
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H INSTRUCTION ir

English. Greek, Latin. French, Mathe-
MATES, &C., by Rev. SAMUEL SEYMOUR,
"a Teacher of 25 years experieuce) ct the
Odd Fellows Hall. Stroudsburc, Pa
Young men fitted for College, Teaching,
or business. Pupils received by the
single lesson, week or month, at any age
or period of advancement in their studies
and at any hour that will suit their con-
venience.
June %, ls60.-tf.
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Thomas Brochy was recently arrested
in Adrian, Michigan, for having married
six wives; one of whom was negress.
aud two squaws. Quite mensgerie,
that!
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Dean Gilbert, resident of Prescott,
Mass about so years OF age, balanced
rock, weighing nearly ton and half,
and prOpped it up with piece of bosrd
on the 18th ult. He then crawled under,
kicked away the board, aud the rock fell
crushing him to death.
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The Baltimore Patriot offers a reward
OF Sln0 to any inlisidual who can salts
factorily show which is the real, genuine,
uDmi takabl D, mocratic National ticket
Who wants money!
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administrators NotjCc.
Estate Of Peter e. NViEliaEsaN.

Notice is hereby given. that Letters Of
Administration on the E,tate Of Peter Ii
Williams, late of Hamilton township. de-
ceased, have been granted to the under
signed by the Register of Monroe e0outy.
in due form Of Law; therefore, all persons
Indebted to said e-tate are requested 10
make immediate payment. and those haz-
lug any just claims are also requestei to
present them legally authenticated for set,
Element, TO
DAVID KELLER, Adm'or,
Stroudsburg
June 81 l9G0.-Gt.
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PONDS EXTRACT OF HAMAMELIs
Or Paiu Destroyer.

Is one Of the few domestic edIes Whch have come
into general use and favor, without putting. is ,ie
product of simple shrub, harmless ~ an cases ana
as a domestic remedy uneunalled. For Burns. Cuts.
Bruises Soreness. Lamcness SpralnS, Rh6uuaii>ui,
Rolls Ulcers, Old Sores and Wounds NJ has not an e.
quail 1t j. also used with great success, Tor l0"ih-
ache Heatache, Neuralgia. Sore Throat Culi'' biai :
rhoea HoarseneSs, and other similar trOu1ies't ana
painful affections, while il promptly arrests i'' Heo'
rrbages Uundreds Of physiciaas use "a ta their
un Qualified recommendation. Sold by our agents aIid
dealers, and by
Sole PropIletors and Manufactures
March 2g ls60--ly.
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For Sale,

A lot of NJ Supers' and W. Labar's
Grain Cradles, Grass Scythes, Snathes,
&C., by
GEO. H MILLER.
Stroudsburg, June, %, 1860.
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Office of the Jefersonian,
philinni Va Doc IL 1858

J
Dear Sir:-I feel it my duty as well as my
pleasure, to state to you the following cir
cumstance, which you can use as you think
proper. A gentleman Of this place, "a law
yer,) has been bald ever since his early
youth; SO much so, that he was compelled
10 wear wig. He was induced to use a
bottle of your "IIair Restorative" which he
liked very much; and after using some two
or three bottles his hair grew out quite lux
uriantly, and he now has handsome head
of hair. The gentIeman's name is Bradford,
and as he is very well known in our adjoin-
ing counties, many persons can testify to the
truth of this statement; | give it to you at
the request Of Mr., Bradford. You can sell
a great deal of your Hair Restorative in this
and the adjoining counties if you have the
proper agents. Yours, &c.
THOMPSON SURGHNOR.
DrWood: Dear Sr:-Permit me to express
the obligations am under for the entire re-
storation of my hair to its original color !;
about the time of my arrival in the United
States it was rapidly becoming gray, but
upon the application of your "Hair Restora-
tive" it soon recovered its original hue. |
consider your Restorative as very wonder
ful invention, quite efficacious as well IS a.
greeable. S. THALBERG.
The Restorative is put up in bottles OF
three Sizes VIZ: large, medium, and small;
the small holds ! pint, and retails for one
dollar per bottle; the medium holds at least
twenty per cent, more in proportion than the
small, retails for two dollars per bottle; the
large holds a quart, 40 per cent, more in pro-
portion, and retails for SO.
o. J. WOOD & CO, Proprietors, 444
Broadway, New York, and la Market
Street, st. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. March %, lS60.-ly.
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THE
Only Preparation
Hauing proofs so strong and direct as 10
EXPEL THE DOUBTS
RC aWW

For Statesmen, Judges, Editors, Physicians
of the oldst schools as well as new, give it
their unqualified sanction, and recommend it
for all cases of eruptions. and diseases of the
scalp and brain; but all who have used II,
unite, in testifying that it will preserve the
hair from being gray, and from falling to any
age, as well as restore. Read the following:
Oak Grove, S. C.. June oath, 1859.
To Prot. o. J. Wood: Dear Sir:-Your
Hair Restorative is rapidly gaining popularity
IN this community. have had occasion TO
lay prejudice aside, and give your Hair Re-
storative perfect test -
During the year 1854, was so unfortunate
as to be thrown from my sulky against a
rock near the roadside, from which my head
received most terrible blow; causing great
deal of irritation, which communicated to the
brain and external surface of the head, from
the effects of which my hair was finally de-
stroyed over the entire surface of the head.
From the time first discovered its dropping,
however, up to the time of its total disa ppear-
ance, employed everything | could think
of, being professional man myself, and, as
thought, understanding the nature of the
disease, but was finally defeated in every pre-
scrlption advanced.
These and no other circumstances induced
me to resort to your worthy Hair Restorative,
which | have every reason to believe, pro-
duced very happy result: two months after
the first application, had as beautiful head
of young hair asI ever saw, for which GER
tainly owe you my most sincere thanks
Rest assured, dear sir, / shall use my influ-
ence, which | hatter myself to say, is not a
little.
You can publish this if you think proper.
Yours. very respectfulY
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Always on hand at j M. Robesons
Saloon. May "a, l96o.l
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N. B.-Sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized AGENT will insure bottle, containg so pills
by return mail For sale IN Stroud>burg, by
ulY l. 1859 -Iy j. n. DURLING, Agent
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-30

PRIcss AND SAILS OF STOCKS IN NEwYuEh
BY TELEGRAPH
Through NILLTIH FISHER " SON, Stock ami Hi arukrrr
Nh Gnarih haIru
The New York Epenin1 Post of Saturday G

TIC Now 1ork Evening IoSt, OF Saturday, says
The great abundance of money to-day is the subject of
general remark. On CALL borrowers scarce at per
cent and we hear of frequent transactions prime col
laerals at AZ per cent and occasionally at 4. Prime
paper is wanted, especially short bills, which quick,
at 5CG5h per cent The exchange London closed at
l09S for best bills. The mail closing at early hour
further transactions have taken place. The coupons of
the City of Cleveland, issued to the Cleveland Faines
willie Ashtabula Railroad Company, will be paid May
lst at the Ocean Bank. The arrival of the Vanderbilt
this port to-day places us in receipt of four days
very meagre, but the general tenor is favorable ind
eating it does gradual abatement of the sringency
in the London money market. Consols remain firm at
94hd94S. The principal item of the commercial news
and one which is regarded with increasing Importance
the buoyancy in breadstus Cotton, under strong dis
position to realize, weak.
Yesterday morning, new and dangerous counterfeit
$40 note, purporng to be the true issue of the
Bank Montgomery, Alabama, was detected by Inlay &
Bicknes Bank Note Reporter. The following is de-
scription -Vignette female and eagle, railroad cars
the distance crossing bridge.-Phd. Press april IS.
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la w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COTRT-Lrnnr Il

CRIMINAL COURT-JUpGE BOND
State rs. Thomas Grier, charged with assaultinp
Nm. III. Sweet, and for aSsaulting and resisting
olhcer burgess in the discharge of his duty The
assault was committed on President street. and
from the testimony of Mr.. Sweet appeared to be
entiTely nnprovoked. Guilty. Imprisoned one
week and fined $40 and costs; total Sl732-
State Patrick Ilobban, charged with assaultinp
Dominick dobban. Patrick Hobban fined one dol
lar, and the witness Dominick ordered to pay costs
50. l2.-State Us. Robert Law CHARGED with oS
saultng and resisting officer Levy in the discharge
! OF his duty. Not guilty.-State as. Elizabeth
Egleston, charged with assaulting Amanda Morton.
jury trial PRAYED, and party admitted to bail in
the sum of $500. James BOYD securitv-Jamas
Dunn charged with assauting Daniel Moody viii,
billy, with intent to kill forfeited his recogniZ-
| ances, and the witnesses were sent before the
Grand Jury. Dunn afterwards appearing, the for
! TEXTURE was stricken out and he was required to
! give security in the sum of 81 000 to await the
action of the Grand Jury.-State Us. Frank Will
liams, charged with assaultirg August Heiden and
August Heiden charged with assaultng Frank
Williams cross actions. Williams fined ST and
costs. Total 1922. Heideu fined So and COSTS
Total, Sl3.22.--State police officer w. H.
Taylor, charged with assaulting Mrs. Elizabeth
hoehls. Not guilty.-State Maria Haskins
| lnegress) charged with assauting and abusing
| John Lyons. Not guilty.-State as. Patrick
Collins, charged with assauting a boy named VIM
&. Hammond Fined So and costs. Total, Sl242
State V'. George Gray, charged with assault
ing Charles II. Greenwood. Imprisoned two
weeks ana nned % ana costs. Total, Sl2.75.-
The Saturday cases all being disposed of, the Court
| at II O'Clock adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREHs
Jane May James May. Bill for divorce a
rfn cH'o motrimonii. Argued by Theodore Glocher
and r. Lyon Rogers, for complainant and J. Ran
dolph Quinn, for defendant.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
Thomas use of Emory rs. Person. Before re-
ported Motion for tria.--Same, use of
same Us. salisbury. Before reported Motion for
new trial. Both under cirja,
Nothing done in the other Courts.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
The latest from Charleston

CHARLESTON, April 29.-The President makers
have been toerably quiet to-day after the excite
ment of last night. There are all sorts of rumors
ahoat and multitude of opinions expressed.
The friends of Douglas still profess great conf
dence in the nomination of their favorte on the
third ballot.
The friends of Mr.. Dickinson are equally conf
dent. 1t is thought that the South will rally on
him.
Rumors of the intentions of the delegates as to
their vote on the platform tomorrow are contra
dictory.
great effort will be made by the friends of
Douglas to adopt the Cincinnati platform without
any additions or amendments
The weather has been very cool here to-day.
The above is all that received from Charles
ton up to 2.l5, A. NJ, April 30th.-Reporter1
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ton during the week. There change in prices and
the market continues firm for all seasOnabe and desir
able goods The most encouraging feature of the market
is the disposition which manufacturers begin manifest
to curai operations and to suspend the manufacture Of
fall supplies for the present This course il adhered to-
1t very evident will bring about healthy reaction in
the trade, and lead to prosperous and paying fall bust
ness 1t has already had considerable influence the
Leather market prices Of Upper having declined during
the week. and for Sole it difficult to realize last weeks
prices. Prices Of Hides however, are generally well
supported particularly wet saled the supplies OF this
description having been materially reduced by the large
shipments to Europe for some time past
BOSTON COTTON GOODS MARKET for the week
ending April THE market is very firm for heavy
Brown Sheetings and prices well sustained The
sales have been extent for future delivery
cts and, noticed for weeks few favore makes
are selling at slight advance this price. Medium
Sheetngs and Shirtngs also in demand with sales
at 7hG7A cts and light goods continue steady at 54
cts For Beached Sheetings and Shrtings the market
has not varied The "A goods in steady demand and
all favorite makes continue to be sold ahead Brown
Drills are quite as firm previously noticed The pro-
ducton is sold largely ahead and it is difficult for
acurers to supply the wants of exporters We quote
Brown at A(a9 cts, the Peppere and Laconia selling
readily at the latter rate In Beached Drills the sales
have been to fair extent at 9G94 cts and Blues
in demand at ION cts. Jeans continue in demand and
Denims Stripes, Ticks and Cotton Flannels moving
oil steadily at previons prices Printing Cloths have
been quiet but are held firm, with small stock in mar
ket Prints remain without change. Desirable styles
continue in demand and the production of all our leading
mills meets ready sale. Ginghams are in good demand
and sold close steady prices and some of the
most desirable styles ahead of production In Delanes
there is nothing of consequence doing, but for Cha
lies Foulards and Matinees the demand has been quite
active with considerable sales of the Pacific Hamilton
and Manchester Companies. The goods offered by the
different Companies continue to be quite attractive and
we'll appreciated by the trade that have
been allowed to accumulate in manufacturers hands
Lawns continue to meet with good demand at previous
prices.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

REMEDIos-Schr. Alice Mo,ce.-1s5 hhds. sugar, 35
casks molasses, % tres. do, Spence & Reid.
BARBADoEs-Schr. Lucy r. Wdring.-124 bbls sugar,
tres. do, 121 puncheons molasses, Knox & Co.
C0ASTWISE
New YORK -Schr. Isabel Albert-755 kegs powder,
Hazard Pouder Co.; l63 hhds. sugar, order.
NEW YORK-Schr. e. J. Rdyner.--225 hhds. sugar, 80
tres. do, order
BosToN-Schr. w. IT. Mditler.-200 pockets coffee, J
Parkhurs 80 bales jute so boxes OIL 800 pkgs
mdse sundry persons.
New YoRK-Schr. Sican.-5OO boxes tin plate, C. s
Matby.
For Shipping Intelligence. see 4th page
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The Legislature of the State of Wisconsin has
refused, bv decided vote, to repeal the law abol-
ishing capital punishment In that State.
The New Haven Common Council has appropra-
ted S4 900 to purchase steam fire engine
There are l 65 soldiers of the Revolution still
living. The youngest of them is 80 years DID,
Potter county, Pa, has not had licensed tavern
for several years
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From WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April 28.-It is said that much in
dignation is expressed by the President, VicePres-
ident Breckenridge, Senator Toombs, and others,
at the tenor of the dispatches addressed to each of
them, by George Saunders, from Charleston, in
relation to the pending Presidential nomination
The President has recognized Robert Bartle,
of st. Louis, ViceConsul of the Ducby of Bruins
wick for Missouri and Iowa. and Frederick
kune, Consul of the Duchy of Nassau at New
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| ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY COURT-JuDGE BREWER
ANNAPOLIS, April 2S.-James ReveIl, Esq, At
torney for the State.-The ejectment case Of Ann
Young, lessee, George w. Nutwel was con
cluded to-day by giving a verdict for the defend
ant.--Ihe removed cases from Baltimore city
will be called for trial Monday, (today,) pro-
vided the case of the negro girl Ann, for murder.
Of this county, is not called
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

- SATURDAY, April IS
COFFEE.-The only transaction have heard of to
day in Coffee, is sale of 1000 bags Rio. price fo
which is to be the market rate for Coffee equal quality
on the first day OF June We publish below the usua
weekly report of Messrs White Elder Coffee brok
and we refer our readers to it for quotations state
ment of the stock.
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock Of Rio Coffee, April 81 1860 200 bags
Received since, per bark Amazon. O2I
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 27-The steamboat A. r.
Lacey, from St Louis for New Orleans was burned
last night at the foot of the Island No. l6. Seven
children and six of the either pershed in the
flames were drowned
The boat and cargo are a total loss The former
valued at 100000, and insured for $40 900;
the cargo at $4,000, and was not insured The
books and papers were all lost
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VOL. VINO. 677.
Monstarg anh GOmmsrtial 4eoiem,
BALTIMORE, April 2S, 1860

BALTIMORE, April 2S 1850.
There was considerable activity in mining stocks again
to day, and all of them with the exception of Springfield,
winch fell of to steady at yesterdays prices,
but there was very little done in Railroad shares, al
though all the sales made yesterdays figures
The sales Of Railroad stock included $50 shares Baltimore
and Ohio at sl14 and IS shares Northern Central at
SICK. The former left off s7 bid, s7lk asked, and
the latter at sl6H bid s64 asked these figures being
the bid and asked for both these stocks yes
terday. Railroad bonds continue in demand, especially
Northern Central 1855 in which note further i'm
provement to-day Sales made at the Board o.
SO 900 OF these bonds at 6S, which is advance of
per the price bid for them yesterday We note
sales also 900 Northwestern Virginia second mortf
gage bonds at "a and So 900 Baltimore City 6s 90 for
1888 and 1908 for 1905 The bulk of the business
done at the Board in mining stocks Gardner Hill
Guilord, and North State, all pretty firm but for
Springfield the market weaker than it has been for
several days past The sales of Springfield added up
ly 1900 shares at from S5k down to S54, the closing
sales being made however at S and the sales of other
mining stocks included 1000 shares Gardner Hill at
SsK $50 shares Guilford 81 300 shares North
State at 81 942 There nothing done in Cambridge
but it was steady at yesterdays figures Bank Stocks
are wanted for Investment and sales today of
l3 shares Union at ST. and 81 shares Peoples at s22%