Sljc jfcffcrsonian.
Flurry i V J"- I
i -
Tt affords us no ordinary pkuic i
announce the fact, that Messrs.. SlouiTer,
(-tr.nn.ler and Dean, Stage proprietors of
this place, Unvo offi-otcl arrangement
with the Trenton & JMvidcro and Cen
tral Railroad Companies, which will ena
ble Ibem to convey passengers from Phil
adelphia awl New-York to Slroudsburg
in one u3.
Stages leave Easton, for this place, im
mediately after the arrival of the Cars:
half past one o'clock P. 51. and arrive
in Stroudsbucg at 7 o'clock P. M.
This will furnish accommodation to
those of oar citizens, as well as those on
the route, who may wish to travel to oi
from Philadelphia and New-York, or any
rf the intermediate points. The citizen."
of Stroudsburg and others in the vicinity,
should feel, as wc trust they do, a most
lively interest in this enterprise. Beside
the consideration of personal convenience,
it furnishes a cheap, direct and rapid
mode of transit to or from either City
,
Dramatic AssodaUea.
Wo were present on Tuesday evening
Jat, at Lhe performance of the above as
sociation, and must confess that wc were
l.ighly gratified. TliQy have favored the
citizens of this place with a series of per
formanccs during the past few months
and whatever scruples some may enter
tain, we must say that wc have not ob
served any thing that had a tendency to
lower the standard of public morals or
that would vitiate correct principle, or
compromise good taste in the member
ship. One night more gentlemen.
rsff The Secretary ; on, Circum
stantial Evidence. The remarkable
incidents of this most excellent novel are
drawn from one of the strangest 1 rials in
thcuholo range of English Criminal His
tory. Tt was the strongest case ol Lir-
.fnii:.l Evidence that it is pos,ibk
for (he mind to conceive; and though, in
From the Chamhcrsburg Whig.
YThig Stole Kcniiuccs.
The Whi'j State Convention has pre
jfcnted a ticket to the people of Pennsyl
vania, which in point of capacity, integri
ty and popularity, has rarely been equal
led. Hon. James Pollock, dieting
candidate for Governor, is hardly pnt
the noon-tide of life, and combines all the
,. ;.,! oimiipr.ts of Micccss. lie is a
mini
ilM t w imk.i
c-tpital trials, the utmost caution is n.-cd iu ,TC,itit.,nan 0f unimpeachable morals; one
riecivin" evidence purely of this charac y.hosu purity either in public or private
er yet"!! this in,,ance,.every link in the life, has never been questioned; ; a cam
ter, 1 ;,.,,, ni singular rower, and a man
t. soLjncd uttem i " : r 1.
l.n bns consented to accept the can-
didacy only in deference to the many
Whigs of the State, who nave urgca nun
as the best man to bear the old Whig
standard in the coining contest. We are
nssured that he will faithfully discharge
his duty as a candidate; that he will obey
the unanimous wishes of his friends in a
thorough and energetic canvass of the
State; and if the Whigs but do their duty,
he cannot be defeated.
In presenting the name of Hon. Geo.
Dausie, of Allegheny, for Canal Com
missioner, and that of Hon. Daniel M.
Sr.iYSLit, of Montgomery, for Supreme
Judge, the Convention was scarcely lc
chain was so perfect, it secincu uuenj eIcct,HC would bring to the Gub-
i.rmi-isilde tO Crr. SO that t;0 j'll'y pl'" ,...,frt,;.,1 op.. ;m rrilrtrnori pvTwifillfiP
- - llUiUVIILU Ui"LU V C? . . m
the verdict oi ,i m,.imnlnii; flnrntinn to the in- foi Innate. Mr. .L'ARSIE is a gentleman
.... , . ... .1 ,i. . :..u;,.., ......Lll, nf t, ).,t,.- Ttr Pni T.nr-K-V.nn- of irrcat cspencucc 111 our btatc aiiairs
1 tn f 1, rnr-ofr ess o'thur fnt tilical course commenced in 1S43. It and is the wan above all others in our
ready assenlto the cow.ctrso u La rclncml)Cred that Gov. Pouter legislature to expose the various frauds
passed the fatal sentence, iho Home n.nnnvnn Anintmnnt sooftcnr.racticed upon the Coniinonwcalth.
Secretary, when applied to, answered thai in lg42j because it did not give the He has served four years in the House,
tho cmo was too clear to admit of a bone i;nn'a K'inrn 'nf sl;n distri, to the Loco- and ia now serving his eleventh session
r r i fi.,..u.r i, r-;,. ror, lUmn ii,n ( rt r, v ni . . 1 ni f mi. i n t he S c n a to . and his fourth term. He
01 TCI' IO U" il lu , Jill. in V, iiiv rviilUj uu. iulus. J 11 utii iiiu v.uii;iv.cnui:..i v..i i i
1 ., .. " i'c.t;i Hnv is. we believe, the oldest and we may say
from t ic infill ranic or tne parties, was in- a iu-ijui.u , , ,nfi mnh.M- nf
: ..Jv.i..,,. Pouter had the Stato gerrymandered to the most cffcient and useful
uuecu w wu vai i.itu.uu,iu uu . , u ...o .iinvlv pit irr .ranch : aua snouiu me a uum- .
i Mit';it:ii:v:iii,- iiu v ijtn uliuui j i . . . , . 1 iiv 1 1 ia ii i ii iiul
proper person, declared thai guilt was too . :nQ :n aa fnl. TjQeofoCO Works not be sold, his election would be , , r ,y k S12.000,
palpable to permit him to rob Justice of district to include Union county, in order ! peculiarly icuun.ue. " which is probably insured.
t i it . . t i i .3 i-.i r' i i . i..4-n nn vi iriinv. ii i ii una svliiuh, " -"-
icr prey: anu our ncro an innocent as iiiat ins ueoieu menu, uiu
Destmctive Fire at Birmsiigliam.
Hundred Families Houseless! !
Loss 200,000 Hollars.
Pittsburg, March 27. A terrible
fire occurred yesterday afternoon in the
city of Birmingham, opposite Pittsburg,
which caused an immense detruction of
property, and rendered at least two hun
dred families houseless. It commenccc
in the packing house attached to Shu
men's glass works, and the wind blowing
strong, and there being no water to be
had the flames continued to rage until 0
o'clock, and was then arrested only by
pulling down the houses that stood near.
Upwards of one hundred houses and
.-tores are in ruin?. Between Grosvcnor
and McKcc streets, 40 buildings were de
stroyed, and the burning shingles, carried
by the wind to the houses ou Bradford
street, destroyed G dwellings and stores
nn Bradford and JJcnman streets.
It is imnossible to estimate the los ac-
curatcly, some accounts using it at vvn',
t', .. i o.-n nun
wnne outers ruuucu it ju,vw
i 000.
About ouc third of the loss is covered
We have by telegraph an account of a
' . . ? ... vnrv nvfmisivp. firn which broke out in
to refer the reader to the book. Thi Executive, Mr. Snyder was nominated anu YVV;
,.u n ..i... The Whics presented ten. I'UICK, oi a u T? 7 7.,, ;nst Tim firn hroke out in Majrazinc-
, Milton, a
is placed the fate of their fellow-mcnjand
we arc sure that not one can rise from
t in Magazine
& Pcrnn's fur
and burnt with ra
though in imi
tate arc nrcparcu 10 uuikuiu a uuau"v i -
nnrnsal of tl, l.onlr v.itho.t M,ln, tn flip FiurK, died and again the Locofocos ral- of administration and a rac lica c nange o , ConflaSration
i c ,. , ,r c - riM. -v nniiev. ana wc necu uut uistiiuiu uui - . , .. . i'.nnn
r cause and our can- estimated at irom ouu ui.ii lopowuuu
Keystone Stale will P considerable portion or which , is coereu
ber of lives have been loat bv the ia;hn '
n .1 11 ii 1. l.-.i !...
, r, i . OI tllC WailS, inougll UUi urn; uu.iy uu.-
(Srect F2ocd in Lining fekiet L rccovc;odtgat of Mr. Woodruff,
!,0C0,G00 WOi'ia Oi rropcriy foremau of Escmnfc Company, of New
DeslrOj'cd Orleans, and a highly respectable citizen.
The Young Ladies' Shorter Cat&Msm.
What is the whole duty of women:
To dress to sing to dance to play on
the pianoforte to gabble French or Ger
manand to preside gracefully at the
tea-table! What i a man? A thing to
waltz with to flirt with to take one to
the theatre to laugh at to be married
to to pay one's bills and to keep one
comfortably! What is life? A polka--shottische
a dance that one must whirl
hroush as fa-t as possible! What i
death ? It's something that is uniasu
ionablc to talk of to whisper of to think
of-so the less that's said about it tuc dcuci
i i
890 RE WAR!
On the ninht of iho fh of November. IS53.
n nifin In. llf nr.mo n
led from Simmlsburg, taking viiliNhim a
votmg f',irl about 17 years old, Willi whom
it ii supposed he is ohabiting. The said
Brown is AS years old, about a live- irei m
infhes in height, light complexioncd 3muW
Imir and is crossed eved eves lieht blue
anil formerly a lesidcnt of Hioom County,
N. Y. He is a School I eacher, proiesses U
be a Baptist and occasionally turns preacher.
The young girl, whom he enticed away. ?
nbout 5 feci "one inch in height, rather'len
dcr, black hair and grey eyes, and has an
impediment in her speech.
The said Isaac ISrown Jplt a wi.e anu uvo
children in Stroudsbur?. The above reward
will be paid for the apprehension and deliv
ery of said Brown at' Htroudsbtirc, or ten
dollars for his arrest and delivery in any
Couuty Jail, upon information being jjivcn
of this fart to the undersigned.
OLlVF.lt D. STONK. Stromlshurg.
CHARLES WATKItS. Piymoih.
Luzerne Co. I'.:.
March 30, 151.
DRUG STOKE,
a Providential Escape from the was consmercu as i '8
c , . , content in his favor. J he W lugs nonnn-
of human judgment, as wa , T Voxa.ock. then a vonns
in the case of Morris Courtlcy, mo,i nc ATiitnn bar. and after a
III Mit V 7
, j - - I (Ml V t4 - -
fellow being; for it is not to be supposed Whigs at special or unimportant elections,
C ! J i- c.tlV.nn
t hat such
fallibility
vouchsafed
can ever a train be e.xDected. sniritcd stru.Tide. Snydlu wis again dc
u a - i j izzi i s fPAT
fori hv ne:irlr 1000 maiorifv. iO Jll'.
J 1 J ti i rr( . .
most powerfully written, and evinces
knowledge of the workings of the In:
anu ne at once look a nign nmh ? r-. , n, :
heart, and the promptings of a depraved LiiPij-lentedvoun. men of the Slate. In Might, which swept eerj thing in it
. - c .
mind, that is not ofitn met with, but IS'M
lrl ir
,1 , n .i i, enmnptifnr. At such a time, and with
rr i rnin n rnnn nr-nnn r i run rrnr m inn i - -
On Thursday morning last, about 2 Mr. M'Leod, the foreman of another ol
o'clock, the rain commenced to fall, and tne cnj eompan.u, uuu .u-
EST We find in the legislative proceed
ings of last week, very little of interest,
other than the passage of a prohibitory
Liquor bill, in the House, by the fol
lowing vote z.
Yeas Messrs. Abraham, Atherton,
Tlsrton, eck, Uigham, Caldwell, Carlisle,
Cook, Crane, Dougherty, Davis, JDecgan,
e France, Eld red, Ellis, Evans, Foster,
tiallenttne, Gibbnncy, Gwin, Hart, lliest
aucl, Uiller, Hummel, Jackman, Kilgore,
liO-wery, (Tioga.) Linn, Magee, Maguire,
Manderfield, MConnell, IMeily. Mona
ghan, .Montgomery, Moore, Muse, Parke,
Parmlee, Fassmorc, Patterson, Porter,
Painej, Rawlins, Robert, Scott, Smith,
(Crawford,) Strong, Ziegler and Chase,
SpraJtcr 50.
Xys Messrs. Adam?, Baldwin,
1 Jeans Beyer, Boyd, Bush, Byerlv, Cal
in, Chamberlin, Collin?, Cummins Dun
niug, Eekcrt, Kdingcr, Fletcher, Fry,Gil
more. Gray, Groom. Hamilton, Herr,
Hills, Hippie, Horn, Ilunseeker, Hunter?
Hurtt, Johnson, Knight. Laury, (Lehigh,)
Miller, Palmer, Poulson, Bowe, Sallade,
Shenk, Sidle, Fimonton. Smith, (Berks,)
Stewart, Stockdalc, Struthers, Wheeler,
Wicklein, Wilson and Wright 4G.
We have not seen the bill, but have
been informed that it merely provides for
the taking of a vote of the people 'wheth
er they desire the enactment of a prohib
itory law.
The bill before the Senate, which ba
passed to a third reading, is a prohibito
ry bill, with a proviso that if not approv
ed by the people ou the second Tuesday
of October next, it shall be null and void.
In case of approval it is to go into opera
tes on the 22d of February next.
J3-The Harrisburg Keystone, a dem
ocratic print, has taken grouud iu favor
of the Kile of the public works.
id he at once took-a nigii rank among p , t in it sidered serious. The total loss is
ailed on
c n.. ioii. ti.-:.. i. v
r n.: r t ,.n., coiuijciiiui. aucu inwu, . ,, oaiuru iv. mu ioiu tuai. iuuuuuui tui,i.
' . , .. , such an opponent, the stoutest hearted inc Vai , . . York Harbor, was much lower than had
ol bis tormer production, entitled -heads mi ht baTe ,icsitatcd. It was during the l r Sii Tu1Z hZ been known for years. The slips in many
and Hearts," than which there is no mefcm0rable contest between Mr. Clay five feet higher than it has c cr Dec n
better work of fiction in the English and Mr. Polk, when party lines were snown, and t rom its source to boats at the lower end of the city, had
i ,i ' - i-nnnn there is nota bottom hut what is ennrei . . . ".
lanauaise. drawn with a rigor never before known jre i ' 1 J much cllfficnlty in making their landings.
I - l " . 1 I I .-.o- -tt- r c n LLUi uwi . w- I . - - . ,T l . 1
mi i i ii j- in our mstorv: anu ms uuuuucut w . i i u,. At io?ton tne aaie was unusuaiiy severe,
The above valuaole and lnterestin-r . . J , , rf j i...ihvwtM5 mom or less imunred. bv the AJU-tuu "'V . . . i ,. '
H:is this d.iy opened his new Druj h'torc
in the Gothic" Hall on Eiral.etli .-trcct, jtisr.
helow S. J. ilolliiiehend's Hotei. where fio
intends keeping constantly on hand a fulr
assortment of
Fresh Dnurs &. slv&zh?s
and fine Chemicals, to which he
invitestheattention of Pliysiccians ,
Merchants, and the public weuc?rally
tie intends liceuinir a fullsunplv ofPaintsr
Oils, Varnishes, Dyestnlltf, Burning Fluid,
Ciimphene, Turpentine, &c , which he will
sell at Kaston price?.
.... - n
Particul .r attention will be given to iiiimg-ph)-sicians'
orders, and they may always rely
upon receiving good articles, well packed,
promptly sent and at fair prices.
He also keeps on hand a very full assort
ment of the most nppnned Truces, Abdo
minal Supporters, Breast Kxh.-iui.ter, Nipple.
Glasses and Shields, &c.
au .ne w,ua iB anu in e.esung ackn0Vlcdgcd popularity and had what was "1 a man was killed by the falling ef a chim-
mth an excellent assortment of a strQ hoM up0 arty. But Mr. oss of fencing or crops which weic still QQmr
blications, for sale in this place at Pollock, in the face of 800 majority a- left standing in the news. . , . rcU. in Albany a great number of build-
ck's Jewelry Store, or by He Witt gainst him, and regardless of the defeat faring 1 e entne aay on i i . y unroofed, but no persons seriously in-
. i,i . . t u mftnse nuaniuusoi icuaii", iuuiuci.wm . , r - ,
& Davenport, publishers, 100 & bc ff.?" JlZ
Nassau Street, New-York.
contest promptly and many of our read- shocks, nay-MacKs, e.c - - ;d t h bcci'1 1q.l The storm estend.
... 1 1 - J . . . i. . .1 rnnn Cni inn rl.-rtl nr. T in HlPrC Ol IUC 1 . . .
crs will remember with what soiicitu'icine w..fc ed with considerable severity from Cen-
WhiMof the whole State watched that wrreiit oi - ; - tral Xew York to Boston. At the east-
mi n . n S V IlUTS OI II1C WllOlCOiaiU tt.UUIU. ""M , , ' r K
ifie b'OJS lieCOYCrea. gtru- le. It was considered the battle- reached us irom J u 1 wafd .fc also Afc3ostonj
e recently published a narrative ol ground for supremaeyin the Congres- heavy losses ; sustained bj our farmer ifc d h oss of propcrtv
apture of Mrs. Wilson by the Ca- sional delegation, and every true friend u. near or on. ? wind
tuaicu niu . -j i Vnfnnm -.,,,1 nf i blew with great violence an along tne
. -,r dis- besides a large quantity or corn and oth- t a
igs ot- tuat uis- o 1 c ,i coast from Cane God to Nova bcotia. In
s were
W
thfi pantnrc
T.JSn nennofrnn, 'Un, Uf tllC gallant CLAt
r , . ,. ' . .and fears of the higs
in that narrative it wa3 meniionea mat
her husband was killed b'
and that two lads, his brothers, were cap- local district was contested with tuc spi
tared and still retained. The two boys rit of desperation. But for the overshad- VaLT. Excl0a Of DavW JfiWel.
have since been recovered, having been owing influen ce of thejSati npCf 'Lreali; 0cod thc iJtcr sum. David Jewell, after having been twice
TionoKt. ni. nn PXTnc nsr nf snrnrsl tiniif?rn?s ' , ,. i ..l i.j. i. From fhn nfcoimts that have reached
" a r
of dollars each by two friendly h:
breeds.
Tlse Cal Region.
The Suaburv American savs: 'The
valuation of real estate in this county has
increased within the last year nearly one
million of dollars. Nearly the whole of
this increase is owing to the developemeni
of the Shamokiu coal region, or perhaps
we should more properly say, the com
mencement made in developing this coal
region, as not one of the seven or eight
companies preparing to ship coal have
sent any to market, except perhaps the
Lancaster Collier', from which, probably
several thousand tons may have been sent.'
Major HoUbic, Asst. P. M. General,
died Wednesday morning, at Washington
city, of consumption. Jle has long been
known as a most able and efiicient officer.
The InUumajiitv Case.
We published a few week's ago an ac
count of thc inhuman treatment of :
-hild by its parents, Graves and Susan
Hammer. Both parents were soon after
indicted at Philadelphia for the conduct.
The trial came on last week, when thc
mother was convicted and the father ac
quitted. She was sentenced to an impris
onment of six months in the penitentiary.
TjA. petrified man vs attracting the
attention of the curious at Baltimore. It
is thc bod of a man found burrid six
feet deep iu guano, on the island of Ich
aboe. It is petriGed and turned to a
mass of solid stone, retaining all the min
ute outlines of a perfect specimen of hu
manity. It has been examined by phy
fcieians and scientific men and pronounced
one of the most marvelous subjects ever
witnessed.
Ixirgc Sale of Corn. The Detroit Ad
writer of Monday, says that a firm in
that city have effected a sale of 200,000
bushels of corn, at 70 cents, delivered in
Albany on the opening of navigation.
Thc htock of corn there is large.
A S'Tcrc Sentence. Ilowlaud A.Smith
arrested for robbing the U. S. Mail, was
arraignod in the U. S. Circuit Court at
New Haven, Connecticut on Friday last.
He plead guilty, and was sentenced by
Jud"e Xngersoll fo hard labor in thc
State prison for the term of twenty-seven
ear.
Fatal Aeddent.
At Phihidcldhia, on the IGth iusf. as a
girl named Elizabeth Creamer, aged 15
years, was carrying a loaded gun up
stairs, she got into a wrangle about the
weapon with a younger brother, who
caught hold of the gun while she retained
her grasp of the muzzle. , During the
struggle the trigger was caught or struck
by the boy's foot, the gun went off and
the charge entered the girl's side killins
ceo
her in&tantly.
A Keiv Thing.
Two ladies appeared a few days ago on
the streets of Baltimore, dressed in the
height of fashon, one of them wearing a
long trail ou her maguificient silk dress
which swept the ground lor several feet
behind. Following them was an Irish
boy apparently about fourteen years of
age, dressed in -livery, consisting of tight
pantloons, red vest, and tight-bodied coat
with large buttons, and a high black hat
put on his head, with a white feather iu
it. The young livery man's chief occupa
tion seemed to be to raise his young mis
tress' train as she crossed the streets and
muddy places. The youngsters ou the
streets tormented him some.
Dr. A. RevPt't .S:i-kso:i has re
moved hie office to the same biiiidiiui. where?
he may always be found when not absent ou
business. On Thursday of each week hit
may bo consulted at his orlice from 9 to 12
a. :.!., and 2 to 5 p. m.
Siroudsburg, March 30, 154.
most complete poli owUcn t his - embfeuTn whTcli he denied having
country lias ever witnessed, the big. n - nremediatca murdcr. tc
trembled as shev cave their best energies --" . ---- i i
cji.iiiu.vv4 ua . u.-j w i. 0 LfV, tnnwn l.iH iinrnv lrnnn-n lnu Victim bftrrn ilP
to the struggle, 'lhe result was me m- -0-: ; : , -f J ... f-,nn,v
, ,-- t i i onn swnpnmor iin il a Lremeiiuou.- uuiiiuu v.uuii nu a inuuu iu n-un.w vum. wi.uU
umph Ot .vir. rOLLOCK ly ie n o d.inl, n,P3. Hnntod with drink which
,coks "ft" !L1STp fn its suU;,,rgiS entire fa, U maddenoa hn to in... ijy, Jk , no
TT.V T)nrI. nA Air rr -v 5omc and even sweeping ou numoers oi nouses recoiiecuon oi wuat uaiwiuu untu at-i
700 in the same T HZldovcn durin, the height of the flood, concluded by addressing his young friends
tneiruupnmayDejubiiiuuW rinvilln Wa loarn that all the nravimr them most earnestly to avoid the
gain, in 1S40, lUr. roLLOCK . ' R.. fmntin thc Hver nfnxieatincun.and cordial! v fonravc all
ted for Congress in thc same uistncr, anu -v. 0 .... 1 r . r r r
Jllisos Vhitb, of Clinton, was his com- re from three to five feet deep in water, as he hoped to be forgiven, feeling confi
.. ' ' , . n -,i nn. flif nrr fTvn nr iron Kiii dinfrson flntif. of llio mfircv oftiod.
petitor. Thc contest wasconuueteu wun ' o
1 it. tlo in 'rh rrrmmd in that villao-Q were above
much cnercy on both siucs, out iur. l. ui.- a-o . ... T, Vn
. ua i,v iho. disiiassionate the water. Iiornble Sufferings at Sea. The bark
of all parties invincible, and thc repeal The rise there was sudden and nncx- Saxonville from Calcutta, fell in with, on
of theLocofoco party greatly increased inhabitants had retired to bed and were John, Capt Kodbird, of Gardiner, Me.,
his strength. He was elected oy neany ...B j I, TYY- i
1500 majority. Since then he has never of the waters in their houses, far above Was hove down on the 21st of bebruary,
, S ft i r (Znn where it had ever reached at any former m a south-east cale. lhe captains wife
been neiore inu pcupiu iui aujr . . . - ' i at i V i ii
r,:,i.,f T,t.i rise, and in the inornmirthe nvernresen- and a seaman named Martin died on the
.i ? ii...!ki.,,i rvi.,ii;n .,nrl"Mnn- ted the spectacle of one vast sheet of 22d, and a colored man named Douglass,
lilt! .UIUlUIUUCiIilllU, uuiumum 1.1.- ..... 11 .1 II 1 C 1 1 1. a '
tour district in IBoU by tfov. joijnston, . i v.iiw0 v.v, ... U, -.v ... ...... ,
but he declined bein a candidate for e- town is situated, and during thc day until fallen in with, thc survivors, the cap
lection under the amended Constitution, immense quantities of valuable lumber, tain, two sailors and thc cook, had no
and resumed thc practice of his profes- saw logs, fencing, and produce of every provisions or water, and had to live on the
x l-Inl ii.Jtli nnocinnnllv n IinilSiV nflSSfm K-id tt nf linn rrl n sq 'Viovr irr?Viil nf. nn?.
sionat Miiton. r , r - ; j r:
Ar. Tr r .rr'c Hnnfrrncq vrn! down the stream. ton in the most aistresseu conuition.
x'j.i. j. u v-'- --'"o ... , , . , , -7 . , . 11 .. Ml 1
j tie loss in the Jiicicmg vaney win nut
rll sWf. nf ftl. 000.000. and when full PlialailisIpSiisi MarKi.
itilt k.uvv w - J J 7 I
accounts have reached us we would not Monday, March 27. There is more
Utbitor's Notice.
In Uie Orphans' Court of Monroe County.
In the matter of the report of thc Aud
itor upon the account of John II. Kunklo
and Peter Kunkle, Administrators of the
estate of John Kunkle, dee'd.
The undersigned, Auditor appointed
by the said Court to make distribution a
mong the heirs of sajd decedent, will attend
to the duties of his appointment on Sat
urday, the 2Bth day of April next, at 10
o'clock A. M. atBarys Hotel, in Strouds
burg, when aud where all persons inter
ested can atlend.
F. STAItBIRD, Auditor.
March 30, 1S54. '
f jpanleEewi Castor Oil, a very Mipc
JL nor article for salo by '
F. IiniJJNSHEAD.
Stroudsburg, ?larch 30. IS51,
At the earnest solicitation of uumcrou3
fiiends, the undersigned has consented to
remain in this place for a short time, in
order that those desirous ot 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 ci
tv artists, thc public may rest assured
that his is no vain pretence. No pictures
taken away unless approved ot by ail
parties.
Booms at Holhnshead s new Uotlnc
Hall. G. S. GBUBBU.
Stroudsburg, March 23, 1S."j4.
QA5, iSUATaS, b'ora.v. Saltpetre, aud
O L'reain of Tart tr, lr sate bv
F IfOIJiLNb'HEAD.
Strondshun:, .March SO. I8."l.
Daring Robber y, Miss McNeill,
daughter of Gen. John McNeill, and a
neice of President Picrec, was met iu one
of thc public streets of Washington, by a
ruffian, knocked down and robbed of her
purse, containing about 530, certificates
of stock amounting to $2000, and a val
uable diamond pin. Thc blow was so se
vere that sho was rendered insensible,
and whilst in this condition was robbed.
This ruffianly outrage was penxtratcd iu
own day.
characterized rather by close attention to
thc public business than any di.-play in
debate. He delivered but four or five
speeches during the sis years he served,
and they were on subjects in which his
constituents were immediately interested.
Representing as he did a district in which
there were heavy manufacturing interests,
he zealously opposed the repeal of thc
Protective policy. He also spoke in fa
vor of additional pay to our troops in ac
tive service, and in favor of Congress re
cognizing thc long deferred claims of the
soldiers of the war of 18l2. His, course
on the Slavery question was decided but
not fanatical, uniformly resisting the
encroachments of the South, and the ex
tension of the peculiar institution. In
deed, there aro few public men who have
discharged thc responsible trust3 confided
to them in a manner more creditable to
themselves and more acceptable to their
constituents.
Such is the man presented by tho Whig
party for the highest office in the State,
a centleman combining in an eminent dc
gree the necessary qualficatious, not only
for a successful candidate, but also for
the discharge of the high duties of the
office in a faithful, enlightened and pa
triotic manner. He comes before thc
people with a frank avowal of the princi
nles which will govern him if successful,
and he would scorn to seek popularity at
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the cost ot his integrity, lie has been
nominated not only without iiis solicita
tion, but against his well known wishes;
UVVVUlJ JiJ vVw --w , . w j
be surprised to find that it exceeded that inquiry for Flour and prices are firmer.
sum. Sales of 1100 brls. mixed and straight
The water commenced subsiding on brands at $7 20 per brl part on Saturday
Saturday, and is now again down to its evening, which is now generally refused ;
ordinary level. Cynthiana News. 500 brls, deliverable in all April, at 87
tty, t,.v and luuu barrels, a select brand, at
Eliso'.V Nothing. - ,7 7fi' snmn linblors nrn indifferent about
A xporrt sop.iot.v bea'riny this title has selling until after thc receipts of the
- j a i o -
..nn.l.T Vinr. fnynmrl null Is mnifllv ofnnmnrc ndvJpna T1lPI"f IS n inndfirSlT.fi
1 UUll l J UVJ il 1U1 ... . . j icifc J """"J'"' - -
spreading throughout the country. In demand for city consumption at S7 62-1
the state of Now York they enroll 00,000 Up to 9 50. Ilyc Flour is unchanged.
members. What they are, what they Corn Meal is in better demand and prices
want, where they como from, what they have advanced 25 cents per brl 200 brls
do, not knowing, we cannot say. But Pennsylvania sold at 3 50.
that thev are a'nower in the State, that Grain There is but a little Wheat of-
thev make nominations, that they mingle ferlng. and it is wanted. Small sales of
in ml (ifivriT Inntinnt! I vorv fividenf.. rficl sit SI 70 sinrl whiffi fit 1 80 ner bush
An election tor municipal olhccrs took Bye is m demand at uua'Ji cents.
place last week in oaiem uass.; xne uorn is neia at ou cents, auoar, uul a. vc
W lugs mere, to tneir utter auiazuiiiuut, ry jiuiiieu aiuouub ouenug vuta aiu uu
rnrn lnnfan 1it fine lllVIQlIlln nnWftf. plintlfTPfl.
The regular Whig candidate got but 481 Whiskey The demand is limited.
votes, and the Know Nothing, candidate Small sale3 of brls at 2G cents.
received 1,346. All the Know iSothing
..rwi;,iof00 mnM tlui olnpfpfl ftp. r the ficw YoiH WLuvlieU
. . -mm- r Tii n rr t
most taiuraphant fashion. In Waltham MONDAY, MAitcii jj iour,ivc. ne
o i;i.-n rAQiiH. npfinrrfid. but no- flour market ia firm : sales 4500brls atS7
bo ly knew how it was done. The Know 5Ga7 75 for Ohio and Michigan: South
rnt,l.;nfr! rrsivfi nn nnte of nrenaration. but crn flour firmer ; sales 800 brls at 87 81i
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flocked to the polls, of a sudden, and of a8 for common to good brands.
sv snddnn Mi fi deed was done. G rain Wheat, held higher; Bye nuict:
H w-oMVa. v-.w , , v W A '
Corn firmer ; sales 14000 bushels at 83
It is rumored that Mr., Choate, is en- a84jcj Oafs quiet,
gaged in writing a History of Greece. Whiskey-Sales
00 brb at 25 51 25c;
I u the Orphans' Court of Monroe co.
In the matter nf thc Estate of John Miller,
dec d.
The undersigned Auditor appointed by thc
Orphans' Court of Monroe county, to exam
ine and if occasion reauire. resettle the ac
count of Levi flutter and Jacob Miller, Ad
ministrators of the estate of John Miller, dec d.
and report what amount must be deducted
from thc Real Estate to pay debts, &c. will
attend to the duties ot Ins appointment, on
Saturday the twenty-second day of April next,
at ten o'clock a. m. at his olTko m Strouds
burg, when and where all persons interested
can attend.
CHARLTON UURXETT.
A ud it or.
March 23, 1354. It.
Spls. Turpentine on hand and Tut?
sale by
F. HOIJ.INS1IKAD.
Stroudsburg, March 30, 1851.
""littf.!,
At a meeting of the Elders aud Trustees of
tha Presbvterian Church of Stroudsbunr. thev
j a "
have resolved that no pews are to be rented-
in said uliurch. 1 he scats arc now open ajul
free to nil, after this date,
March 23, 1854.
liming Fluid constantly on hand
and for sale bv
F. IIOI.LINSHEAD,
Stroudsburg, March 30, 1851.
A IcoSiol always onhand and for
rJL by
sain
V. HnU.INSHKXlh
Siroudsburg, Miivh' 30, 1851, .