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Came to the premises Of the undersigus
ed, in Paradise township, Monroe coun-
ty. Pa. about two weeks ago. two year
old Steer; red and white spotted. The
owner or owners thereof are requested
to come forward. prove property, pay
charges and take bim away, or be will
6e disposed of according to law
JACOB HARDENSTINE.
July IL, l661.-3t.
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New Marble Yard

The subscriber, having employed ia.
cob B. Hinline, an experienced stone cut
ter, can supply any person in want OF
plain or ornamental Grave Stones, Monu-
nents. &C., of good sound marble, a,
moderate prices.
Yard on Main street. adjoining my store
ROBERT HUSTON.
N. B.-Customers may rely that will
not be undersold BY any stone cutter in
the State.
Stroudsburg, August 8, 1861.
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Pay of soldiers-.-The Presidents Action.

Pay of Soldiers---The Presidents Action.
A bill passed both Houses to-day in
erea.ing the pay of soldiers from Sll to
Sis per month. The second section ex-
pressly legalizes the last proclaim alton OF
the President
The vote in the House was 79 to IL
The bill was introduced by Senator Viii.
SOD, and in two hours was ready for the
Presidents signature.
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CAUTION.

ALI persons are hereby cautioned not
to meddle with tho following named arti-
cles, viz: Carriage. two horse wagon,
one sett Of double harness, which | have
loaned to Ferdinand Kester, during ny
pleasure.
JACOB H. FETHERMAN.
Hsmilton, Msy 23, ls6l.-3t
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"A penny saved is penny earned" !"
is an old .ayiug, aDd every one should
be guided by it when they 60 to make
purchases Therefore. if any OF our ma
friends want TO buy clothes for themselves
or their boys. the proper place to 60 to is
PYLEs Hall of Fashion, opposite the old
Easton Bank.
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administrator Notife.

Estate Of Vim. Singer, late of ChesnuthiH
toa0nship, Monroe Comfy. deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that Letters of
administration upon the above named
Estate have been granted to the under.
signed by the Register of Monroe Couu-
tY, 10 due form Of law; therefore, all per-
sons Indebted to said Estate are request
ed to m AXE immediate payment, and those
having any just claims are also requested
to present them legally authenticated for
settlement to
ANDREW J. DETRICK.
Administrator.
July IL, 1861.
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p~The HonesdaTe Back bas deter.
niued to issue. under law passed at the
last session of the Legislature. bills of the
denominations of one two and three dol
lars. The bills will be ready in the course
Of fortnight Democrat.
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An0itor's Notifr.
Estate ofCA THARLNE RILBERND..
deceased.

Estate Of ca ATHARINE RLLBERND,. ).
deceased.
The undersigned, Auditor appoiEted
by the Orphans Court of Monroe County,
to examine and il occasion require, re-
settle the account Of George Rilhernd, !,
Administrator of Catbarioe Rilbernd,
decd, and also to make report of the facts
upon the exceptions to said accountant,
will attend to the duties of bis appoint
ment. on Thursday. the eighth day Of
August next, at two o'clock, p. m, at the
public house of Melchoir Bo.sard in the
Borough Of Stroudsburg. when aud whore
all parties interested, may attend if they
see proper.
JOHN DeYOUNG, Auditor.
july ls, 1861.
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A psinful report reached here on Mon.
day evening of the sudden death of Bisb.
op BOwmsn Of Pennsylsanis.
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Au0itor's Notife.
Us No 9,
Innnh nann.n 1aOn

20 mo
Jacob Dennis. May term 1861.
The undersigned auditor, appointed BY
the Court of CoumoD Pleas of Monroe
County, to make distribution of the fund
DOW In said Court, arising from the sale
of the defendants Real Estate on said
writ. hereby gives notice that be will at
tend to the duties of his appointment, at
his Office. in the borough of Stroudsburg.
on Friday, the 23d day of August. inst,
at | 0 o'clock 10 the forenoon of said day,
wheD and where all persons interested
may attend if they think proper; and all
persons having claims upon the same are
hereby notified to present them at the
time and place aforesaid or be debarred d
from coming in upoo said fund.
WIN. X. HAVILAND. Auditor.
Stroudsburg, Aug. /, ls6l.-4t.
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NO | ICE:

Is hereby given that the Delaware. Lack
awana & Western Rail Road Company,
have in their possession. at the Strouds-
burg Station. the following goods aod
chattles, which were consigned as follows:
CONSIGNED TO
| Railroad tool chest. J. G. Mott.
l Half Barrel Liquor, j. Long,
l !" '' Levi Scbupp.
| Keg !" j. r. Pingerton
Barrel Reuben Stsmets.
Upon which the freight. expenses and
storage is unpaid, and unless the same
is paid. the said Company will cause
the said property to be sold for the pay.
ment of the aforesaid charges, in accord
ance with the provisions of on Act of the
General Assembly of Pennsylvania. en-
titled an act "rclatng to liens of com
mon carriers and Others" approved April
10th, 1853.
r. A . HENRY,
Gen. Freight Agent, D. L. & W r. r, Co.
August 8, 1861.
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THIS well known medicine is no imposition but a
sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
Distractions, from any whatever: and although
powerful remedy 1t contains nothing hurtful to the
constitution. To married ladies peculiarly suited
1t will. short time, bring the monthly period
with regularity.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain in
the back and limbs, fatigue slight exertion papa-
ton of the heart Mysteries and whites these Pills will
effect cure when all other have faIled and al
though powerful remedy, do not con .ain Ion cao-
mel antimony anything hutful TO the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
For full particulars, get a pamphlet, Free of the
agent
N. B.-$i 90 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized AGENT will insure bottle containg so pills
by return mail. For sale IN Stroudsburg, by
July 81. 1860 -ly. IN. DURLING, Agent
, 1861-01-10

OurRAaEous CoNDucr OF BRrrrsu CAPTAIN
Tho Mobile Tribune charges Capt. Hasley, Of
the British ship Cu!lOdsa, recently arrived at that
port with the most shameful treatment Of q e..
male passenger. According to the Tribune,
whose statement Is verified by the other pas
sengers, the girl, named Mcdonald, had spoken
her mind to him for somo Of bis meanness, when
he caused one Of his mates to dash bucket Of
water uron her, which dastardly act was re-
peated a second and third time. The mates then
dragged her upon deck, where the Ca. tain beat
her with ropes end I'LL she fafntOd and fl
upon deck. lie then had the pump manned and
q stream Of salt water forced through . lite
Of hose upon her face and persun for . full
quarter Of an hour. This statement seems To-,
credible, but was believed at Mobile, wheEo tho
Captain narrowly escaped lynching. An indig-
nanl crowd surrounded his hotel, and were pa.
cited BY The strenuous exsrtiOns Oi The landlord
and . lsw of The citissnA A meeting was or
gAnizsd, hoWsseE, and h was resolved 10 bold
ihs Captain and tnko him beiorS meeting u
The citizens q tho coult HOUSE.
, 1861-01-10
Dlptherln. liberated Sore Throai and QulnSey.

The abOVe complaints haVe for twei " years heeT
treated with II llOway's Ointment aud Pills with D rec
Success. The cures have teen n ma kahle. speedy
aud rOus, that ue.e Olen fatal dseases are
Daslly curd by these medicines than the common
,0re throat, q iPken Ia time. afer4 Ifgrl -iHr
, 1861-01-10
The Kidneys Stone and Gravel.

In thsse complaints, the Ointment also acts like
cha IN, providing II Is very t ctualy rubbed over IN
almo.t immediate relief while the s should be take
acc riding 70 the printed drctl0ns when The most ex
traordnary cures NAY be SifsJted W this neaus.l
Rnh Len. Rnd Rrnnsis. Serninlnns Snres ind )
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Cont and Rheuuatiun.

May be cured with the greatest certainty II large ouln
titles OG the Ointment be well worked into the complain.
Ing parts and this perseveTcingy done for some time
II u TO smear it the skin nDy, must he cot
two or three times during the y hon sscnew The use
u c'ifs. and all smulants When these complaints are
avng the system. the yrulence u the complaint fe-
0ueDtly .saslna IN Increase. =
, 1861-01-10

Sores. ucers, and swelines, can with certainty be
cured II this Ointment he thurouahly rubbed all arOuad
tIe complaining paris twice or thThe DAY, keeping
them covered with linen rag spread with the same.
The Pills must he taken according " the pFinted d.
TectoIs The bl00d being In impure state, perse
verance Is ne essTy From humane motives leilerA Of
advice will be answered gratuitOusy To save carriage
the Pills and Ointment should be obtahed In the neigh
lishment. . : ~
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GALLAGHER'S
HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT,
cnrInnarraan sarura. Aasaaana,.a VA n.
GEORGE GALLAGHER,

Dealer In stoves. Hardware. TlnSsare, ADrieul.
enEal 1nplsmsaea. -.
HAS Og RAND. AND oPFlIlB FOn SALE
aarFe an1 ucn sscis1 sissh q ths shove aFtlclls
~ iaaeNl gaaaa
TnS.Fs ana assa Isun susk q ssrIy arsrpnsa uana.
hula - orr - ana uncs and rusrdsd - any part q
6l0RsG eAIlAauER.
elg cplnsleIaiS q, 9,Sn8ssoa.
, 1861-01-10
CURE IS AT HANDl
HOLLOWAYas OINTMENT.
SrOrOuilc EruptlOnS, as Sore Heads and Scrufulous
SWellingS,

II this powerful Ointment be well rubbed into the
parts a ced, all skin disease will e speedily overcome.
u acts not by repression, hut repulsiOh IL enters the
system salt enttrs eat and oeratsa not lOcay only
but cOnsiituttnaly purifying the while system mean
traliEng oil depraved umonrs, and eisctnE radical
and complete cure. The Pills should be taken o.
uxliary TO the Ointment, as they prepared rs
u act In unison with II, 70 ,iatng and confirming the
rODuusst OF the disease,
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in Congress to propose an appointment ot Com
missOners on the part Of the North and South,
to make provision for n peaceablc dissolution
and distribution Of property.
The National Lltelligencer recommends Con-
vcntion Of the slaveholding States for maturing
aplan at Washington to avert present danger.
Numerous other UniOn-saving plans are dis
cussed. .~
mination to send no more troops to the forts at
Charleston. The commanding officer has made
no request for reinforcement. The best feeling
exists between garrisons Of the forts and citi.
Zens. .....
The New York Times correspondent says,
Latham gives the opinion that there would not
be five hundred men in California favorable to q
Pacific Republic, and that California will go with
the Northern States; although it is constantly
denied that a majority Of the Republican mem-
bers in Congress will be ready to compromise
on basis not involving the loss u personal
seli'rcspcct and dignity On the part Of Northern
States. 800
There arc various authentic rumors in rela-
tion TO tho resignation of Cobb, with denials
1t is said he cannot extricate the Treasury from
bankruptcy.
: Hunter will resign the Craftsmanship Of the
Finance Committee, aud Fessenden will be ap.
pointed. .a
Ultra men Of the South held a caucus on the
night Of December 9th. They could agree to
nothing.
An informal conference Of several Senators
was held December 9th, including Fessenden,
Eiser, Pugh, and Fe rec Of Maryland. Seven
were in favor uT the extension Of the Missouri
Compromise ine to the Pacific as AL amendment
to the Constitution.
Last accounts from Fort Scott state that the
hOd arrested seven persons engaged i'll the la;e
murders No resistance is offered.
ST. LoUrs, Dec. 100 Pm.
All the delegates elected TO the South Carolina
Convention appear to be in hSOr of prompt
secession.
The steamer HiatsraIe arrived yesterday at
New York with elghty-s.x steeruge passengers
fOm Sava.n N III, sent NUrun by thv authorities Of
Georgia.
AT Southern Senatorial Caucus, on Saturday,
i was stated that eight States would seceLe.
Breckinridge was present, among others. A
majority prcselt considered it 10 be too late "
save the present coniede. acy, but expressed o
belief that new Union misnt DO formed.
AIroject is on foot at Washington, and meets
with favor, for q CONF mlrVmlse, by which the bOI-
der States may be kept In the present Union.
It contemplatcs important am, ndments Of the
Constitution, 10 which Northern members gvn-
orally assent
COrwin's plan Is said to comprehend prOvis-
ion that all the States amend the Constitution.
N
, 1861-01-10

GLASS AND CROCRERYWARE,
4 PINE ASSORTMENT or GLASS AsD
Nd SAlon wsnBla
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Pledge Of the Democrat Union Blues, of
Pike County, Ind.

We, the undersigned. DO hereby pledge
ourselves 70 support the Constitution OF the
United States. 20 far as we IRE able; also,
The Constitution OF the State Of Indiana, TO
The bes, Of our abilities; also. the stars and
stripes q Washingtou's planning. We and
each Of us the same. DO solemnly pledge
ourselves to oppose all secession movements
70 The best Of our abilities; slso. do pledge
ourselves not to suffer any secession or Brit
sh fig 70 wave in our country, II we can
prevent i A MOUsER. Captain.
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IL Be Just and fear not.
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NO. ic.
Ohio Democrat Convention RESOLUTION

Ohio Democrat Convention Resolutions.
The Democracy and other Unon men r
}, Ohio, 10 Convention sssem bled adm, N \
declare th. following resou,i ons as the basis
upon which they appeal to All patriotic Union
and liberty loving cit gems 10 unite andnlly
10 the support Of the ticket presented:
l. Resolved, That the civil war, by which
our country sat present disuscted. is lhe
natural offspring Of misguided secinnalism.
eneendersd by fsnaticsl sgita,on Moth as
well as South. and that the mocrstic party
have equally opposed Tho extremists OF bota
sections, and having. at all times, ze alously
cJn'ended for the COMMUNICATION Of tie Gen
ersl Government within i,s constitutional
limits, that prrty is IL no way responsitle
for calamities ,ha' have resulted from de-
parture from its doctrines and q dsre gardo
its warning and advice.
2. Resolved. That in this national emer
gency the Democracy and 9th er Union men
OF Ohio. bsnishing all feeling Of psssioncr
resentment. viii recolleci only their duty 10
The whole country, that tho war should NOT
os wsged in conquest OF subjugalion nor for
the purpose Of overthrowing or Interfering
with the rights or established ins,i.utionso Of
the States but 10 defend and maintain he
supremacy Of the Constitution n. and 20 pre-
serve the Union with AL The dignity, equal.
~, and rights OF the several ST stes unimpair.
ed, and tha. ss soon AZ these objects are ac.
omplished the war ought 10 cease.
y. That while We deemil The duty O. every
citizen 70 support and sustain the oven.
msnt cons,i'utionalIy administered. we 70.
commend tha, the LegislsIures Of the seye.
raj States adopt the proper me assures for cali
'ug National Convention, for the purpose
It settling our present diliculries and re-
storing and preserving the Union
A. That the corruption, extravsganee. in.
and isvoriism Oh own in ths al.
OF the War Deps rtments of,hs
Staie and Federal Governments Is deserve and
receive cur most unqualified condsm ri alion.
aud ought 20 be Immediately corrected and
5. Thstihe volunteer soldiers, who. atihe
call Of their country promptly went forth 10
10 battle In defence Of the Constitution and
avs, and 10 many cases have been compel
d TO serve under mex pe.ienced officers. ue
entitled 70 our hearty thanks for the gallant
nshner 10 which they have q charged their
luiies
9. That the privilege oflhe writ Of d nbsas
orpus Is one Of The great bulw arss Of tree.
lon, and that no citizen can be legally De.
rived oi the benefit thereo:. except by Con-
'ress, and then only ia case Of rebellion Or
nvssion when The pub Iic safety may require
!, and that the late attemp. of the President
{ the United States 70 suspend the privilege
{ the same is unwarran,ed by The Fedeal
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There are some spirits fii.y strung
To echo back the tones Of mine;
And ihose few, sheri-hed eouis among.
] dsre. dear friend, 10 number thine.
Angels attend thee. Nay their wings
Fan every shadow from Thy brow:
For only bright and loving things
Should wait on one ss good as thou.
And when my prayers are pure and strong
A. ihey in my best hours can be.
Amids, nv loved and cherished throng,
I'iI iIcount aud pray fo.--ihee.''
T.. II.
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WHn Cox : GEL Is.-r.l. Frank Sigel,
" ho 80 rsll.ntiv led ihe United Stsies f0r-
r-s agsinst ihe Mls-our'sns a Cwlhage, Il
shOui forty three years Or age. he j. ma
rive o. Baden. aud graduate r. the military
school q, Carlsruhe. lie entered the regu.
lsr army of Baden. md was advanced 10 The
post ~ Chief Arju'sns in lsi7. HE sym
paihir- ~ilh the first revnlu,;ra "a Southern
Germs ny lost him his commission. lie wac
Then 20 pointed General in Chief in the be-
ginning of,hs second revolution. May. 1sfS
aud led the foriorn hope Of the liberal party
With Grea, energy and zeal. lie came %
America in 1850: wss a professor in Dr.
Dulon's acad.my. and married Mr. Dulon's
daughter. He received call to professor
ship in St. Louis, where he soon became
distinguished for his great military talents
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PRE~EScE or MIND On those occasions
We are mourniuIly reminded Of The name o.
Presence o. Mind.r bestowed on late
digniisry Of the church In consequences or .
story told by himself. "A friend,r he used
70 relate. .iuvitet me 10 20 out wi'h him on
the water. The sky was threatening. and
declined. Al length he succeeded in per.
Isusding me and we embarked. A squall
came on, the boat lurched. md my friend fsl
overheard. Twice he sank, and twice he
rose 10 the surface. He placed his hands
on the prov, and enieavored 10 climb in -
There vac great apprehension les, he should
upset the boat. Prosiden,islly. hal brour b,
my umbrella with me. had the presence
of mind 10 strike him two OF three hard
blows over the knuckles. He let 20 his
hold and sank. The post righted itself snd
~e were ssved." Such presence Of mind
is, happily, By no means universal"
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0-rIs is said shst Congressman Lovejoy
IN bic flighsfrom Msnassss severely ruptured
the rear portion Of his unmeniionsbIss. II
it Be- true. the ole gent exhibited bottom a.
well a speed ~ the race
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HT"Suppose you 60 10 war, you cen moi
eight always, and when, after much loss on
both sides, and no gain on either. you csase
fighting, the identical questions. a. 10 terms
o. intercourse, are again upon you'
Prest. Lncoln's Insugural Message.
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A DAY or FAsTIse. The following il The
resolution passed by both houses Of Con grss,
requesting the President to sppoin. day of
fasting, humiliation. and prayer:
Il being duty peculiarly incumbent, ina
time Of public calamity and reb ellion, hum.
bly, and devoutly 70 sck nowIsdgs our depen.
dence on Almighty God. and to implore He
aid and protection. therefore.
Resolved, By the Senate and House Of
Representatives OF the United States q
America 10 Congress assembled, That joint
committee of both Horses wait upon The
President Of the United States. sndreques,
! hat he recommend day Of pub Tic bumiiis.
lion. prayer, and fasling. 70 be observed BY
the people ofthe United Sfsiw wishreligious
solemnisy, and the ohering d Isrvens nssuppir
cations 70 Almighty God for the safety and
welfare of these States, lie blessing on their
arms, and speedy restoration of peace.
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CirRosTzED GRAPHS. .--Ats IN eeling OF ibe
Mersmec Horticultural Society. stS,. Louis,
Mr.. Eaven exhibited : jar Of ''c.lronized
grapes. made Of green grsps@, prsservs
that. while il 10 sweet, has got an acid ,hs,
makes !, unusually agreeable to The ts ste q
every one. AZ some OF our fair friends may
wish 10 ny this preserve. 20 give Mr.. fla-
ven's recipe for preparing Il:
"PrePsrs clarified " rup BY dissolving eight
pound Of sugar with one quart Of water. and
add the white Of On egg; then boil in this
syrup eigh, pounds Of green Catswba or i.
absla grapes until they begin to shrink,
when they should BE- opened on dishes 10
cool. Keep the syrup boiling. and whsn
approaching the usual consste ncy Of good
syrup, replace the grapes; boil about Ten
minutes. when they will become Ct for rsll
and for using during the sum mer and jar
months. Tito be kept for years. add ! quar-.
ter Of pound more Of sugn.'
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MILITARY CArAniLITIEs OF THE SEVERAL
STATES The subj ined tabIe-, prepared
frum The returns Of the eighth cen us (I8CO)
give ia round Numbers The number of white
males in The srvrraI States. be,wee The
ages oI Is aud As, iaclu-iye:
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PvRLlsHGp EVERY WEDNESDAY,. AT JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY. IsDIAsA, BY
LIE MEN IT DCA NE.
OFFfCE-C OF MAcposAln AND
WEs- STREETS.


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