S1)C 3c(fcvsoninn.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1830.
The Late Storm.
hi I'nltf on last J huriMlav nltiht. a
15 - - - "
all dny Fiidrty, raped it a fearful rate
and in ccjtnin loealitie did much dat'
no. In t1is county, o fur a- wo have
learned, the lo-s ha- not been very rxt-'ii-
Mve. The All right MetbodiU Church
near Sayloraburg, wns unroofed, and the
futile cnd.s of the brick walls were blown
down, and we learn that the hide wall
li ..hnttfrnd and nrUK2 thai
they will probably have to be ro-built
Tbo barn of John J. Griffin in Stroud
township, was partly blown down. Sev
eral buildings in New York City, Jersey
City. Brooklyn, and, indeed, all placoh
that we have beard from,- were more
or
less damaged, some blown down, su:
many unroofed. The shipring was gen
erally much damaged, and especially at
and around New York; and tbo following
boats, schooners, &c, were sunk together
with their contents: lianre A.Woodruff,
loaded with potatoes; the schooner Mid
dieses aud George; a caDal boat loaded
with 1,000 bushels of oat; two larire
brign and a smaller boat, owned by the
Citv Department: three other schooner
Dimes not mentioned; oud another boat
containing 70,000 bushels of outs.
In Philadelphia IS or '20 buildings were
riihrr iinrnofod or blown down. J he
PointBrcczeGas Works wereblowndown,
and two of the workmen killed. The house
ttbs one tory, beiug 60 feet from the
ground to the top of the roof. It was 50
feet wide, aud 250 fect long, and built of
Trenton brown stone, the walls being IS
inches thick; the roof was of iron, cover
ed with elato. The wind blew in the
north side wall which forced the south
wall outward taking the roof with them.
The end walls remain,
men in the building.
There were five
Three escaped
Kith trifling ii.jurics. Loss estimated at
$50,000. Damage done to property along
the Hud?on River are estimated at 200-,
000.
We weuld Faj to our reader that vre
arc not in the habit of recommcutling any
thing that is not worth recommending,
but we uoa'd tay that Professor Brown's
Soap, which is advertised ia another col
umn, is all that it is recommended, an"i
we advice all who study economy to pur
chase a right to manufacture and ubo this
Fonp.
Oxygenated Uitteks. The cures
ftcctvd by thi ren,edy are truly aston
ishing. The confirmed Dyspeptic regains
his pri.-tine vigor.thc Asthmatic "breather
freer,'' Indi-esition ditsppenrs. These
Hitlers produce tbee ttocdyrs. Let all
who suffer try them.
The three Opposition papers of
"Baltimore have each run up the name of
n different Presidential favorite, and each
publi-bini elaborate articles in behalf
of bis choice. lhe Patriot is for M
ward Bate. The Clipper adcoeste the
noonnatiou of John M. Bjtt. The A
incricun is for Jobn Bill.
Fatri&gcs.
TIic Springfield RcjntUican caution
the public aiost eatJDg patri'des at
this seuson, as they are obliged to feed on
liurel leat, the extract of which is a vir
uleot poison to the human system. Thi?
extract impregnates the flesh of the bird,
and numbers of persons have been poison
ed from eatitr it.
9'
The Winstcd Herald states that a citi
zeu of that town invested several years
since BIS in the tock of a Hartford In-
mrance Company. The stock gradually
advanced and dividends began to roll in
The fortuuato purchaser has now received
$4,000 in cash dividends upon the origi
nal purchase, while the t-tock itaeu
worth SJ.000 beside.
is
Students Expelled from College.
Cleveland. 0., Saturday Feb. 4, 1SG0
Tfic' Sandusky Register says that about
fifty students were expelled froai Keuyon
College, in this State, on Wednesday.
The cause was the refusal to pledge them
bcIvcs to atteud the recitations.
.v.
"Rrnfoilifrir and Muraer on the tLiera seas
Two mate of an American bbip.char
ged with causing the death of hx men
bv brutal treatment, were recently arrest
ed at London. They alleged that the
men died of yellow fever. The Ameri
can minister sent a protest agaiut th
jurisdiction of the Court, but asked that
they be bold to be ent to this country
for trial under tbo Extradition treaty.
The magistrate refused to hold them
without a formal requisition, and accord
ingly they were discharged. Much diffi.
dultv was mot in keeping the mates from
the fury of the mob.
The London Times say these crime,
for which tbe American merchant service
has become infamous, demand the serious
Httention of tbe civilized world.
Another ca-o of cruelty on the Ameri
can hhip Wizard King, had occurred, in
which a man died from exhaustion, pro
ijjlvcc'i by gro?s aud cruel neglect.
W
p-datit TiTACTrncrnTnw
The Admission of KansaB-Democraoy and
iT. ti;i. J
cw AciiiwjiiCB.
WA.UISOTW, F.k 0, 18S0.
A large number of Democrats are hero
from KauHf aud have consulted with
Southern Democratic Senators who will
advocate the adnmsioo of Ivansas mto
tl... Union ith the nroDOsitiou for a
- w w " ' " r I
t - .i . J t. l...tn
uante o u.e uouniiai iur, cu aa iu iuoiuuk
e ' I
H . I . 'I'..Ttnr' nf 7..fTir.rm tVia nnrlinn
J 1 if
ofiNetira.ka lerntory soutti oi i taue
- . . . . r Itl 11
Hiver: this change to he JUbmittca to a
... . ...... i
tote of the pi-oplc of Kansas, and on it -
ratification, ttiey are to be admitted as a
Statc, by the pioeluiutttion of the Presi
l.nt.
Gen. S C. Pomcroy, the Hon. Marcu
J Parrott, Judge W. L M. Amy, and
U.mttVLlinnfia trim rn linrl infitktim.
.i 4 r . v.
on nit; auuiisMou o uauam wiiu iuu ii v
andot Constitution, without any change
of boundary, or any other alteration- .
that Jotltutlon haviuK been aireaaj
rutihed by the vote ol a large majority oi
the citizeus of Kansas.
It U undor.tood here that the question
f ,, k .-.r.nA li.r1r.nl
oi ppuiauuu urn uui o, u.u. ""6 i
Petit of Kansas aaid here, in public, "that
thoueh l.o took m part in the politi-
ical affn'r of Kan-as. yet bis candid opin-
inn Tr;i ilifit thnrn .irn at least 20.000 VO-
ters m Kansas, as rarrotc anu uoansicu
T-r ITI. I
got over lo.iiuu votes, upon an raonii
.1 c ,r 9imnn
-
auu auuwiuK u ruiooua t. u
. 4 . .. . ..- I
would
mnlrn fho nonii ation 1UU.UUU.
which would come up fully to the require
merits of the English bill."
I learn that the Southern Democrat
propose
ise "to resist the organization of any
rerritorieP." They arc forced to
new
this
.o r.ncilinn TJ t ll a m nH J t Infl nf f ll PI T fin T- I
l' nnon the nuostion of '.Ponular Sovor-
r r i a i
cin
tj;' one portion of the party insist
the doctiihc of the Nebraska bill shall
that
control in tue organization oi eery uu
Tirritory. Tic other portion carry out
luc teachings ot the President in bis late
mccsage, demaud that every bill organi-
hull contain a
vision prohibiting their Legislatures, by
"uufrieudly legi-lation, or otherwise,
trom intertering with JNcgro Olarery, out
it shall make it their duty to pass such
aws as may be necessary to protect, ex-
tend, and perpetuate their peculiar insti-
tution. Such bring the portion of the
Democratic pqrty.it is impossible for them
to agree upon the organization of any new
ierritory. In this dilemma tuoy mtena
to dispose of tho whole public domain asL,0 OOUjiueo, whoever he maybe. Wheth-
toilow.': lalota ana tne region rouna a er it be Daytou or rcnnintou, I'reling
bout is to bo attached to Nebraska, and luyhen or Seward, Banks or Bates, Cam-
it institutions are to conform to the for-
tunes of that Territory; while Utah and
the Territories south of Kou-as are to ba
annox'd toiSow iMexico, ana to louow it-
fortunes to Democracy and Slavery !
rhis will show to what we are tending.
The Slave Power, having secured Slavery
in Netv-Jlexico bylaw, proposes to bring
hi
immcne ierritory uuuer iub wac
enactment,
tUUS SOCUriU,; It to Oiavery
brevcr."
Clay and Pennington,
no part of the 0. States
In
Was I he
i .. r ii -r-k . o .f
e eciion oi lur. i ennineton asoueaiier oi
eiu-ouuimLicuuiiiuu
n.,, n(i'n,nn(d;,c uu, -itl,
. , . , f r
oiore cuiiiuiiusMi tuau m iuc uiy ui xj-j.-
j I
Ivy. The secret spna- of tuts
. - . . I
agton,
nvftiK ni:inifpslfilinn thus laid bare bv
a liexinuton correspouceui oi tue uiaoiu-
T J .1 n- I
nati Uouitnercial. Ue saya:
ue says:
it
I think it was in either 1845 or 19-16
that Henry Clay became embarrassed to
uch an estent that he had to mortgage
?hland. In the meantime, a movement
bad been started in New Orleans by some
of Mr. Cay's friends, that they would
pay his debt and relieve him from hi?
embarrassments, and Mr. A. 11. Trotter,
the agent of the Northern Bank iu New
Orleans, was sent .h-ist to confer vrith iMr.
Clav's ftionda. The consequence war-
that about fifty thousand dollars were
subscribed, and the Hon. Wtu. Penning
ton was sent to J&entucky with the uion
ey, aud came to Lexington without scarce
ly any person kuowiu him. lie walked
into the .Northern iJink, an! a-ked tor
Mr. Scott, the Cashier of the Bank, and
upon being shown that gentleman, asked
it there were not soveral notes ol lur
Clay'd that were duo in a few day?, and
. -mm
vra6 answered that there were. xur. bcott
wna requested to give the who.e amount
ot Mr. J ay s inacoieuucss, wui-ju waa
i i f. e u ?,T-
uone. ana a urait ou ouu ui iuu j.kh
ana a
Vnvlr bantfl was haripd him. and Mr.
Pennington left the bank with all Mr.
Clay's notes paid. The next day Mr.
Clav came to town to arrange for a re-
I '..r.u : :l.f. .J ..
uewiii oi lau uuie.T. a uusaiutu. iuu waoi
possible, and was
m of the bank Af-
ents he asked Mr.
shown in the side room
ter sitting a few moments
Scott if there could be auy arrangement
to run tho notes for a louder time. Mr
Scott looked at Mr. Clay to see if ho was
not jesting, ana finding that ho was not, ed his Secretary of Stato to Washington
told him that a gentleman from New Jer- t0 pay the congratulations of his Excel-
.. i.i . i -i n.r.r r . I. ,
ey hau caiicu yesterosy auu paiu an
bis indebtednesf. mr.tJiay started wheu
Mr. Ssott rtpoke, looked at him a few se-
conds, burst into tears, and left the bank
overwhelmed. No man ever had such
friends. Such, sir, is a brief narrative of
an iniidcnt in tho life of the Speaker e-
lect; and here. r, where Mr. Clay lived,
of tho great Republic, proud of belonging
to the universal cause of the peoples.
accept with gratitude, in the name ot my
country, your benevolent aud generous
offer.
"ThP arrival of vour arms will be hail-
A not onlv M the material sun
n hmv mm to n neonlft
uahtin for its mobt sacred rights, but ae
the powerful moral aid of the great A-
tuerican nation. 1 am, with affection,
vourdevoted
U'PLm .Tn. 15. G. GARIBALDI."
has been honored with the Speakesbip. "(ie, 0f Western extra; 35 65a$5 70 for "J;:" no tic that be wi at end 'to the will be presented for confirmation, at the ment ; and those having legal claims, arc
ordinary round-hoop extra Ohio, and 5 dnti, 8 of hi nnn next Court of Common Pleas, of said de.ired to present them, m proper order
BerG.ribaUi.cnttoCol.Colffn.rt- 60a87 fo'r St. Louiand Genessee extra, fSooW Gou. Mondaj, th. 7th day of for settlement wit Joutdela, to
ford the following letter in acknowledge- Rye Flour; sales of 241 bbls. at S3 00a ( h ub d of Febrary A. D. February, 1800 Tiv NT T F T TOKft
ment of his offer of one hundred rifles: 84 40. Ruckwheat Flour is in fair do- Qt a 0.c!oci in lhe oftrnoon of Account of J. Edward noodmDcher, DA MEL LONG,
"Noble Col. Colt, an adoptive citizen mand, and is plenty, at SI G2ial 75 per U when anJ wbcre a UQ1U in. Guardian of the children and minor oh 1- Pnceburg, Jan. 2bt 1860. Admors.
iin? CDircTmrWf'V
New Jersey forthe nominee whoever he is.
. ... -r . .. .
tfroui the Trtuloo Id. d.J State uazeuc.
We thiiik cci ttun of our politic&l friootli
here, and elsewhere throughout the state,
of 8 nn-iuKo, uowj m Pov
I,..! fn,nnl in tinnn nnd r nnp n M f I rr. Illni
'V"V tl: for
icuimiu in uuuiuvut ujiu, uv.u.u- i
prC;,idcUt DY the Chicago Convention,
"r - nnnt oarrv Nuw Jersey." It is a mis-
nko in nnliov h.'rnn.e no one can DOW I
w -7 mi 1
r ;i i
ii . -ii i .i rii niul
lell HUO Will DC UlCLiUICaifOUUUIIU'.c, au
it ulmnlrl nl.mipp lo ho the man. OT OUC
f
fat fa !c to
ui: i,,nnnot carry New Jersey, we
- p
hall have iust so much work to undo in
orjcr t0 Carrr it. If one gets to thiuk-
jng jt i impossible, to accomplish a tbiug.
he is very apt not to try at all, or u ne
a0 docs, to go at it in such a desponding
ax maoner a to insure the result anti-
1 t Zil. m(nlA in lllrtiT.
r . - . i.i j...t..i.. v.
mnt. lor while ll wouiu uuuunt'", uc
somewhat more difficult to carry New-
Tl.w fnr Seward or Bates than for
majtoo or Pennington, wo have the best
possible reason for believing that JNow-
Jersov CAN JiE CARRIED nest Fall for the
Chicago nomiuee, be he whom he may.
rni . .MI . . 1
j. ne nesi oontcsi win iuiu uui up uu
,., hnf. unon nrineioles. and whether
this man or that is the nominee will make
rorr uta rilfForp.nn.i in this State. As
T-.,n orn ulMilfl nf nnnrsp nrrtfnr 11
Jersey nominee, iu the person or William
. . r rtT'l I
Dayton.William Pennington, 1 ueodore
n ,.J, . t.
. J. . j f.u.. n.
nameo: out u, in mo wisuoui ui moi uuu-
' I
W V ikni nvnnriipnt fn nro.
r r
sent some otber name, the people of Now
Jersey will labor none the less faithfully
for his election.
x he Oppo.-ition can must will carry
vcw Jcr.sev for the Chicaso nominee.
: f i r n!ut n Ir K1 17 I
i,f ,rw F.onn trlmt nmniii tn ha a di-
ui"t i .t n v v wV - i
vjsj0I)t a disintegration of the Opposition
party at this time, is really tending to
strengthen and odd to us uumoers.
DlBCe 0f ovcry rotten branch loppe
In
d off,
Lt jea"6t five vigorous shoots will
spring
forj; orj to bo less figurative, for every
w
pro-Lelfih. ambitious demajroiruo who may
heave iie Opposition and join the "Third
Party," we shall get at lea-t five honest
votes from rs many honest men. lhe
WUy 0D(j wherefore, and the how, it is not
our rjurnose to diacuss at this time: but
that Sf or wiH he so, we are assured by
our fri..nds in all tarts of the State.
ye to our friends everywhere, put
,jown jn your calculations the seven elec
toral votes of New Jersey lor tbo (Jhica-
oron or BeU. Crittenden or Cha-e who-
over ;t n)a tje ow-Jersey is good for
scVcn electoral votes for the Chicago nom-
nCQ,
Sinerular Development bv Means of a
Dream.
gome time early in December last, a
family residing in this county had a OtlllU,
nf Rnmo ficn vrnr.-? of ace. who died,
i w j - i i i
nnr nn tho nnxt Arvv ven hnried in a
neighboring graveyard.
it UA
ftUCCeeding the sepulture OI tnis CUIIU,
, , ft . , - 11. 1
its mother had a dream in regard to her
i- !:!,. t. ran;..tw.r1 en linirilti nn
ioai niiiu uuc, mui ntisuc nvm.tiii
T, . i. .
ner tumu mat sue wouiu iaho uo esuuse
I I . . rr U-.i. . 1. - ... .. t i.rt y
OT He put UU, UUt lUU giuvi; uiuoi ut
. , . t:ii' .i.
iinii fn cno II inn fitillM srfmntnss WPFft
sti there She had dreamed of seeing
uiuiiivu "v.' " w..- - . ..
har fhtA t-nl-pn frnm ttp. urnvo. and. al-
I . - "...Iv-neinn mvl r. i-c.t'nn it:imris rnelosed to anv
'. t. t t..,.,U n.n nn.l rtL-H otl
muugu uui uujuuuu uul uuv .v.
f in ura vi ana to a her 11 lOOKeu uucuutl-
" ' .
ttu irom the tune tncy had leit id, atni
ahe insisted on a further examination;
aud, finally, to satisfy bis wife, and with-
out anv auu tbo reaUty ,. U. ...
. ""'a' c,,,uP'JDy Wll ""1
rg!,UrS, -.t o .hegravejard opeaed
" lr! .Va .T",' Tl,T I.." '":
J o 2ui piiso, caii " ' tu.i,
cept the mortal remains of the child. It
was "one.
We a.t .onEent to bo centered as
believers in dreami. vet there ia some
thing in this instance that will btagger
the faith of the roost incredulous, and give
them reason to doubt whether all the vis
ions we see when a-leep are merely phan
toms or not. This is, to us, a most sin
gular ease, and we kuow it to be true.
r -r m ft
Lluuiana True American.
KB-Thc Charleston Courier announces
. . t .... ,T . t i
that tne institute nan uas oeen cngagua
- HibflrDiaQ IUU ha(J beeD e.
cured for the Mills Houso as
as an addition-
for dormitories.
r,uw"
Un "t7i-no TXrtnra in T?lnvirla
The Legislature of Florida ha. p.sed
.nl ,.n,nn.llin nll frmnonrooa to leave
an ao compelling
he State between this time and n ext Oo-
tober, or chooae their masters and become
ww----. to Q
alavea
TTrGov. Hicks of Maryland dispatch
oinenCy to (jov. fonniugton, upon ins ciec
tion to tho office of tbe opeakerebip.
New York Markets.
Wednesday, February 15, 1800.
FLOUR AND MEAL Wheat flour:
tho saios are 7,800 bbls., at S5a5 JO for
100 lb.
I GRAIN-
-Wheat; sales of 2,200 bush
gooU White uanaaian ai qi ujn Bloro -
Rye; sales of small lots at 86a97o. afloat.
Corn; sales of 22,000 bush, at 78a70c.
for Southern and Jersey Yellow.
- PROVlSlONS-Pork: the sales are
760 bbls. nt 17 50 for old Mesa and Thin
Moss. Dressed Hogs are not plenty, and
in good demand ataSo. for Western,
and 81a8o. for City. Roll Butter is
plenty nt l lal5fl. Cheese is-in. fair de-
mand at 'Jjal iia. ..
n r 1 nlarl- 5n
'J bom as otcpucn, lariuunj
the Montreal City bans, tnu n F
nnr ?n thfi Provincial rcuitCDiiary, u i"
- . , fortuno of
h"8 JSWO 000
.
EASTOIT EOY'S COMPLAINT.
dythh iuud or tub kaston hall of fashion.
That we re an abused iratcrnuy,
No one will dare gainsay,
j utjv ..... - J 1
re almoht wish we were not born,
r .i i: t..nAAn
in t uu ntiliirlitt'iicu dav.
lu i-uiu vU..b -
When to be boys in feeling, as
In years, is deemed a crime;
We find ourselves lamenting on,
With grandsires, the good tiino,
When down the bills with safety
Their tiny sled could gtiae
na pedeEtrians with courtesy,
Would smilintf step aside,
Whon manv fames ot ball. OOUld DO
j 0
Indulged in, wuuoui lear
That a wily foiiceman. wouiu soou
upou n.c fe.uuu
.pi0 js needful to the child,
, a ,eu: " ,n . u flnwer"
. , .f . in(jSome spirit's cbesked,
" fa r
j3 arbitrary power,
3
You'll find that morals will decline
While doduini; is in vojme:
Tlmt. ftludincr the btarrod trentry. will
piaKe many a youiuiui rogue.
.
Give u the privileges, we
lave riirht to claim, and then
- r ,
V -.n mux! nnt fnnr wp ir tramrilo on
JLU" " ..... .
q'L Cl.fj rtf .rnwn nn.inpii.
iUO " & 1
You can't espeet, that boys will walk
Tho streets, in teadv hie.
jut a3 tuo njen pass onward, to
tip. FTall of It. C. Pvlc.
That nlacc where finest articles
Are always to no nau,
Suited to aged men and
young,
The little child, and lad.
Pyle's store is opposite the Old Easton
M.'n.lo'in ih verv best manner are invited to
II.. ..I. .Mora I insn vvlin ivnnt tinf r otmnir I
. . - . . -
...ii All wf,rk u.rr.mwri ,.nnnl to the best
customer work and sold at the lowest prices,
TnE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
L E T TERS
BV ROY At. glS? PATENT.
Prepared from a prcsriplion of Sir J.Clarke,
M. D. Physician Extraordinary lo the
This invalutihlc mcdinncisnnfailms in the cure of
all tlu.bc painful and dangerous diseases to v.hich the
female conslitution is Mibjcct. It moderates all excess
and removes all obstructions, and a speedy cure may
be relied on
n ,iaui ..... -
,t icnPi-iiiinrK-suitpiK It will, in a short time, biinu on
the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
tamp of Great Britsin, to prevent counterfeits.
Thcsc mis should not be taken by fences during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, ::s they are
sure to brinsr on Mis carnage, but silany outer time tncy
iie safe.
uaua ui nv. ...... 2..... , x
1..W.1- or,,i i;,,ihc r;iti"iif .in slight pxertion. nalnita-
" 1 W w
.inn nf l!lo iieait. hvsterics and whites, these Pills will
Uireel a cure when all other means have failed; and al-
rimiinii :i nmverful retnodv. do not coniam non, caio-
- o i
Loi. imtimonv.oranvtliintr hmtful lo t c constituiton
Full directions in the pamphlet mound each package,
which should becaiefully preserved.
Sole Agcnl for lite United Slates and Canada,
fL.ucl. c. Baid"in .v Co.,)
Rochester, .
Uuth
.. OIWU u , , .,..,..v V""7 Z
uthonzed Agent, will insure it boil lc.containg 50 pills
v leturn mail For sale in StruuiU' urg. by
uy
Julv 1. ltsw-ly. j.N.DUKi.i.Mi, Agent
CicMTkAmr
V wv.wXWjl
t
T herebv caution all nersona acaiuFt
-y;""n'rre ' rsLffJ; bZid
f.tCk... B. S h.ff.r, bcanng date
r i nou P. . The
i i j .. . , i
amount being one hundred and thirty del-
lars, with interest, as 1 nave reccivea no
value for it 1 rill roUt tto parent ofit.
JOrJr 1 lJi-lvbOiN.
Covington, Pa. Feb. 2, i860
iiMior's Notice-
Estate of Win. Mostcllcr, Deceased.
Tho undersigned Auditor appointed by
tue urpuan s uouri oi iuru wuub.j,
.1 r , n i c w rt.. In
esamme ant
I f occas on renuiro resettle
occasion require res
the account ot Peter and Philip tuosteller,
. ..
. . r..:j ,i nr.A mo
auraiuiswuiu. -
f ,lln bnlfinno in the hands
of ths acCountantS will attend to the du-
ties of his appointment, at the i ublic
House of Jacob Knecht, in btroudaburg,
on Friday tho 24th day of Fobruary next
at 10 o'clock, A. M. ot taid day, when
V"?
l0"u. " "y r-
B0D9 having claims against aid estate are
S to present them atthetime
forMJ or bc fprever, debnr.
rcd from coming iu upon said fund.
R. W. SW1NK, Aditor.
Storrasvillo, Feb. 2, I860.
QUlMtOr'S OtlCC.
III the Orptiaa' iOUrt Oi MorOC to.
In tho matter of tho petition of John
Edmcer, esccutor ot itachel Diorgan, ao-
ceascd, for an Auditor to report on all the
questions raided by lhe prayer of the pe-
l,tre-r:r, si n l.w
Tl aigncd, auditor, apponted by
SaiU UBV, Wlll'll aU nuciu an pcmuiu iu-
tested I may attend if .hey think proper.
VM K IT A VILA XT). And if or.
' - gtroU(3burg, Jan. 10, 18G0.
, ; i.
Pa-nfion 1
Udauiuu .
,, . ,
I hereby caution all persons against
hunting, fiibing, or going through grass,
grain or orchards upon my premises, as I
am determined to proacoute trespassers
to the full extept of the JfW.
, .... JOSEPH HOUSER.
- omu-uuuiu p., vugj if, i-.,.
SOFT SOAP
AT 75 CENTS PER BARREL !
Every one can make a Barrel of Soap in
twenty minutes. This discovery was maue
jby PROFESSOR BROWN, of Edingburgh,
Scotland.
; He has secured Patent Rights in England,
France, Germany and Russia, and has
applied to the United States for his
Right lo a Patent, and has
sold in Europe
OVER 600,000 PATENT RIGHTS,
TO MANUFCTURE THIS SOAP.
He has now a Manufactory in London,
which is the largest in the world. He sells
the Soap there for 75 cents per barrel. The
cost in New York City, to manufacture this
Soap, is 62 cents per barrel, lhe ingredients
can be purchased at almost every Grocery
I store in this country.
Wu will not say, as most all Soap manu
factures do, that it will wash without boiling
or rubbin" the cloth, lor every one Knows
that it cannot be done without the use of a
cid, or something that will injure the cloth;
but we do say that it will not injure thecloth,
and is the best thing in the world for washing
hands, and far superior to the old fashion
Soft Snnn fnr all kinds of washinff. It will
save one-half of the labor in cleansing your
houses in the spring. We have Three A
gents in the United States, who sell
800 RIGHTS PER WEEK.
Wo nslt no one to buv without seeing for
themselves. We could bring recommenda
tions from more than 500 Hotel Keepers,
Laundry men, Boarding House keepers, and
Farmers, if we had room to do so, but we
think every ono will be convinced upon try
ing it that it will do all that is said Oura
rent will be prepared to furnish samples to
every one wno win try it. uur Agcm win
be prepared to sell and appoint agents for
States. Counties, Towns and Individual rights
at Peter Kemmerer's Hotel, Feb. 16, few
days only. :
FROM TIIE PRESS.
The London Tunes says "Professor Brown
has received, of the Russian Government, a
ZJatent on his Soap. He has accumulated
for himself a large fortune by his great Dis
covery. He was offered for his Z'atent Right
in Russia the sum of 200,000, which he de-
i: i
Ullllt-'U.
The N. Y. Tribune says it is the best soap
in use for all washing purposes and is used
by all our hotel keepers, and Laundrey men
nnd s recommenuen ov inuiii aa neinsi me
cheapest and best soap now in use.
The N. Y. Herald say, it is a great sa
vins to Farmers: it saves their ashes tor ag
ricultural pnrposes.and saves all the labor of
boilm" the snap and leaching the ashes, and
is suid by every one that uses it to be the
best soap now m use.
FitoM an Agent in Boston
Mr. Brows.-Bear Sir .' "1 want you
to send me twenty thousand more Circulars.
U sold, yesterday, 223 Patent Rights
lours, Respectfully, J. L. IliUN&UiV
From TIIE PROPRIETOR OF TIIE BROADWAY
LAUNDRY.
New York, Dec. 21t, 1859
i
I T T) 7)- V .- . T riir
I'liUfKiLUK WW.,.-.-
chased of your Agent a Right to manufacture
and use your soup. It in one month saved mej
in labor and soap over ten Dollars. It is the
best Eoa'p in use tor washing Olotuing.
Yours, respectfully, JAMES NORMS.
Feb. 16, I860.
License AppHcations.
RIosiroe Coaiisly, ss.
t I, JOHN EDINGBR, Clerk
of the Court of Quarter Sos-
'SESSsSgjoug jj, anfi for 3aid County, do
certify that the following named per.-ons
have filed with me, in niy office their re
spective petitions for licenses, and paid
the advertising fee, as follows, to wit :
jmes P0HtenS. Stroud township,
iam . , V ' 7, V
rjonrau IraDle, 1'oik iowus-uijj.
JohQ ? DowiiDgf Coolbaugb township.
nSinr.r INletzcar. liouor ttoie, Mamilton
I f - o i i -
tt r . U J a I U rv caiI nfflinl
n imcM ij - T. 'r V
w Court Slron.laburg, Ms 8tb da;
of Fobruar,. A. D. 1880.
'J0UN EDINGEH, Ok-rk.
U member in proportion to
TRIAL LIST EEisKuiiiii xliJiiiL. loou
TRIAL L.bi . . Effi
John P. Brock, assignee of Brook, Em-
er, .
Laniei i. uuiui c. - v...
the Door ot btroua townsoip.
E-lward li. beiglin vs. uonraa JLTiee-
bnch.
Peter Gross rs. Conrad Drieabnch.
Ezra Mnrveu vs. John Vanrliet.
Lewis Weiss rs Charles W. Decker.
John Merwine and William Walp, Ex-
w;. , T c . f
Bl,lu,a ,
I n . A ., Ui.nnnann1 rr rl nfpftsna . VS. tl OSCPI1
t.j '
rvemmerer aim ruiu mu..
i?P,n; - TTnoerman rs. Harrison
Sny-!
der aud George Snyder.
. . .
i
Alexander McKenzters. John Haslam,
Sen'r.
JOHN EDINGER, Prot'y.
For Kent.
The Tavcru Stand and Farm, situated
in Priceburg, on the main road leading
fr0m S.len, and Newfoundland.toSfroud,-
bu . MW offercd for reut, on reaona.
ble, terms. Au industrious anu reliQDic
person will Gud it to his advantage to oall
and examine tho premises. Possession
N. D.-Ferdir.and Dutot, Ei, of
cjirmwlciwir.r will rive anv aud all infor
n rnftSVd. couceruinc the property.
priocburir, Feb. 2. 18(50
1 1UUIIVII .-w-- a w
4$.
WOTIOE
h te folowing
caunt has been filed in the Office of
. p. i . ne Tll.
- Jron of Peter G. Shupp late of I oik
townUnp. Monroe county. Pa. dooeaod.
JOHN EDINGER, Protho'y.
Stroudshurg, Feb. 2, 1800.
Wan. K. llavilaud,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
STROUDSBURG, MONROE CO., PA.
Office at James II. Waltou's, Esq.-
oollections made, aud busiuessviittcudod
C with promptness and dispatch.
Stroudshurg, June 26, 1850
Prni,nnninrn nf iSIonmn (lotmtv. nnd are rcauoted to make immoaiate paj-
Dyspepsia, Debility of lhe System, Dyspepsia,
Dyspepsia, Debility of the System, Dyspcpsii,
Liver Complaint, Acidity,
Liver Complaint, Acidity,
Bilious Complaints, Sick Headache,
Dilious Complaints, Sick Headache,
FLATULENCY, LOSS OF APPETITE,
FLATULENCY, LOSS OF APPETITE,
and the numberless other diseases arising from In
ditit'on and functionnl disorders of the ttumaiJi,
'find, xchen ihe disease is not beyond the jiower of nieJ
icine, ready relief in that established and sterling
remedy,
TIIE OXYGENATED BITTERS,. ,
TSIE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL.
Eelisblo Testimony.
We call the attention oj the reader to the following
letter from President Smith,of Wislcyan Uuirersily:
JIiudletowx, Conn., Fcl. 23, 18.VJ.
Seth V. Fowle is Co. Gentlemen: I fmt
niado li.o of the Oxygenatcil Bittera boiiio seven or
cisht yenw since. Having siiftercd for twenty ypar
from a form of dyspepsia, winch was attended with a.
nervous headache, on an average of not less than ono
day in a week, I was induced, by the unpretending ree
immieudntion of Dr. Green, to try one bottle, and if
no benefit was received to discontinno the nse."
Tho use of one bottle warranted a further trial, to tho
extent of some thrco or four, with a careful olxcrranra
of tho acrcniiian ins directions. Tho result wa, aw
almost entire relief from tho usual dysiwptic symptom
and their deprcssinc, painful consequence. I bolioTc
theso Uittcn produced an cntiro change in the Knbiu of
my system, and upon the active energies of the dipe'tWo
organs. I now deem myself a exempt from Dyi-pp-i
as mn-t iiewon. Thoc Dittcrs have also been of r
vice to other mcmbcrj of my family.
Very respectfully yours,
AUGUSTUS W. SMITH.
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS,
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
Stoddard, N. 11., Fcpt. 30, 1850.
Mesfr. SnTit Y. Fowtc & Co.,
Cent : I was, fur many year?, a great suflVrrr fruta
Dyspepsia or U'aterbmsh, and tried almost eventhing
within my reach, but to no benefit, until I was inducod
by the recommendation of my physician, Dr. llazcltun,
to make use of (he Osypcnatcd P.ittcn. The first in.ttlo
produced baf a lv.hl alteration in the dwease, and had
it not been f..r the urgent request of my physician, I
should then have di.-coniinucd their use, thinking tiiem
to be of ) avail ; but hw confulcnce inspired me to jier
wvi re, an.l after using to tho estent of half a dozen lx.t-tle--,
I ha.l entirely regained my health. I hope all
Dyspeptic persons will be induced to pivo them a fair
trial, being confident that the remedy is tho most potnnt,
for the various forms of Dyspepsia, that haa been vr
duced. Yours, STEAItNS FOSTER.
Oxygenated Uitteks. To pitch of our readers
as are troubled with the debility incident to the approach
of warm weather, we n.nli.illy recommend the imp of
the Oxygenated Bitten, ad an invigorating totiir, con
taining no alcohol iu in rotiijKi-cition, and j-vo-'inj
ns-.re real merit than any pri-rf.ntin of the kind wa
li.ivo over J.nown. Ilrpublkan.
OXYGENATED BETTERS,
T3SB OXYGEKAER BITTERS,
PREPARED RY S. IV. FOV.'I.E U. CO.,
J3 Ttemont Street, Boston.
by BrwyjiMe, Dfdert, awl Merchant in every
town and city in Ktic Knyland, and
tkexhere.
Sold in Stroud-iburs. bv Hollinsbead
Detrick.
February 16, 18G0.-Iy.
MONUOE COUNTY
.Tliituul Fire EnMiraucc Comp'f
The rate of Insurance is one dollar on
the thousand dollars insured, after
which payment no subsequent tax will
be levied, excent to cover actual loss or
i i 1.1. l -Tn -
ua8B "J ""
Ws StOi company.
Tho nott profits arising from interest
or ot,,enris wiU bo pertained yearly,
.pr or their doDOit
JZ Z ' ZT S
will have a
credit in the company. Each insurer in
f IT -. "
UVJ1 mumui uuimg
policy, ihe principle ot xuutuai xnsur-
mice has been thoroughly tested has
been tried by the unerring test of experi
ence, and has proved successful and be
come very popular. It affords the great
est security against loss or damage by
gre on the most advantageous and rea
nuii,..
Applications for Insurance to be made
in person, or by letters addressed to
Wm. K. IIaviland, Secretary.
MANAGERS .
J. Dopue Labar, Jacob Knechr,
Richard S. Staples, Jacob Stouffer,
Charles Peters, Charles B. Andre,
Silas L. Drake, Theodore Schocb,
Godleib Auracber, Thomas W.Rhodes,
josepu Feaner. Sam'l S.Drehor,
Stogdell btolies.
STOGDELL STOKES President.
GoLiEii AuitACfiER, Treasurer.
Silas Drake, Surveyor.
jJjThe stated meeting of the board
of Managers takes place nt the Secreta
ry oflioe, on the first Tuesday ot eicn
month, at 1 o'clock P. M.
Stroudshurg, Sept. 1G;1858.
2VimlnistrQtov5 Jfoticc.
33s1atc or PRICE,
Late 0f Price Township, dee'd.
the All persons indebted to said E.t.t.,
CHARLTON BURNET,
Attorney at Law,
STROUDSBURG , MONROE COUNTY, PA.
Office on Elizabeth street, formerly oc
cupied by Wm. vis, EsjQq.
LEWIS D. VAIL,
Qlttornci) at au),
Office removed to No. 109 North Sixth st.
, . . (above Arch,)
Febru'arv 2, iSfiO 1
IMiilsidisIptain-
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