' "OFFICIAL "RE.T0BM;
OF THE ELECTlOlOPf MOlfliOE CG0KTY,
..,;',.:; HELD U.JBSAY OCTOBER' 14, .llSjf& - : -
JEFFERSONLAN REPUBLICAN,
Thursday, Oclober 10, 1,84 5.
Terms, $2,00 -n jilrunoe: naif yearly; stnd $2,50 if not
, i.d l)ufuiethenil of lhe.ve!ir.
(Xp V. j. Palmer, Esq., at his Heal Estate
sind Coal Olfice, No. 59 Pine street, below Third,
two squares S. the Merchants' Exchange, Phila.,
-and Ko. LH0vNass.au .sire.et, (Tribune buildings,)
X. Y.,is authorised to receive subscriptions and
advertisements for the Jeffcrsonian Republican,
and cive receipts for the same. Merchants, Me
chanics, and tradesmen generally, may extern
"their business by availing themselves of the op--portunilies
for advertising in country papers -which
Eiishgent:y affords.
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Returns his thanks to the Ladies and' Gen
tlemen of Stroudsburg an'd vicinhy. for the lib
eral patronage he rsceivej from them on a for
mer viii, and hopes by strict attention to busi
ness to merit their confidence hereafter.
Oil. SWAYZ.E, will visit S'rodburg on
Thursday 'he 9ih of October next, and will re
itnaiiifiiuiil the 25ih, where he will be pleased
to wnil, upon thoe willing hi- services.
Oftice ut the Stroudsburg Huu.ie.
'September 25, 1,345.
Canal Commissioner.'
James Burns -Samuel
D Karns -
AssembY.
Peter Snyder -Hugh
B. Hiueline -George
Bachinan -Samuel
Meyers -John
Jacoby - - -James
Yliei .- - -Prothqnotarv.
James H. Siroud -John
D. Morris - -
Sheriff.
Andrew Siortu -, -
Thomas Heifer r
Register & Recorder.
Samuel Rees - -
; Glorious Victors'.
THE PEOPLE TRIUMPHANT!
By the returns, which We publish in anotliRr
oolumh, ft will he seen that the regular ticket i peler X.ander
ltr ihe Li gi'latnre ha-j been compleiely used Gideon Burrttl
un in thi- DiNttiot.. The clique of dictators has ! William R. Otis
been routed,- horse, foot and -dragoons. iMey--ers,
the caudjddte of Jimmy & Co., has but the
paltry mtijnriiy o j'Jdj.m this county, over Col.; William A. Brodhead
Snyder, ihe peoples candidate, whose majority j Edward P. Rhoads
in Northampton i- 5t2 over Meyers. Snyder's , Jacob H. Eylenberger
inajuriiv over Sammv (" who was cut out for' Wlllla,u Hh-ioii. - . -
. . v, i i- i i x1 RKASURF.R..
The Ltgilaiuru bti' sjioiled in the making up) rjwar(j Potens
is, in the two c)unties, 339. The whole vol-jQeoroe y Buh
imteer Leotlaiive ticket is elected by' from j Commissioner.
.-250 to 3o0 majority. Glory enough for a life-: Melohoir Drehejr -
lime!! The people have arien in their ma-j ""S6 S!u,Fer
: - ' - i , , r r i William Staples.? -
je-ty and have pronounced the doom of those ! Andrew Singer
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'who have been boasting that they had ruled
and. would rule this county. The sceptre has
departed from them, and they poor fellows look
as if ihey had swallowed an apothecary's sh'op,
bottles' and all. Poor Sammy ! we really pity
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'ATfORNEY AT LA W,
Will practice in the several Courts in ihe Ci
ty and County of Philadelphia.
His OihVe is .at. No. 35 South Fourth street,
between CIirmvui :it:d Wahmi Mreets. '
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. May be had a&'WELLES & EARL'-S New
Dry Gonds Sioro, No. 05 Barclay ireet,.-uv6
j dor above Greetrwich reet, ,New York,
where the following Goiid-i may be found, at
'tiiiX'imple'd low prices, vilz :
' Brown and BUwhed Shirtiri"".
293 'J Calicoes,, the gieateat :iM)riiibnt ever oftered
'! on 'hl- MOe f thy town.
. , w- . - ' :-iKWst.yle3;
' i iil;u;t an! cuioeJ Alpaccas
505 k Ir.'.iLi
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Coroner.
Peler Learn - -John
Wagner -Jacob
Van-Buskirk
Samuel Mevers
J David Singer -
Auditor
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rflatircfsr White. Red atiil Yelow
assimeres, Satinetis anil Kentucky
! Jean.
! Shawls, a great variety.
Ho-tef :rom "l shilling per puir ro4 shilling;
Tae her with a great variety of Fancy Goodv.
New York. September 1 I, 1845"
to et some one lo present their petitions at tho j Jacob Frauiz
next .-ession ? But the poor used up clique!
U'lirit 1i'h Iipv in rnmfiirt tbpm TIipv Knv "
Isot 'their darling Samruy, their Proihonotary, j The Trade in Iiiicifer Iatclie.
their Register and Recorder, and their Com-! It is wonderful to notice the immense pro-.iitis.-Mon'er.
Not a drop of'comfort left too bad! ; gress that has been "made in this trade within a
too bad! Why would not the people suffer I few years. A London paper informs us that
Jimmy'-'" rule them a little longer? Wonder ' eight years ago, there were only 40 people en
w'hal'has become of those nictujes ! Ha! ha! aoed in the manufacture in that counlrv. who
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La'-
Ir. Swayze, JDeiilisI,
made 120 gross per week. Now there are 25
masters in London who make, on-an average,
j 2,000 gross each week, on 50,000 gross in al!
. .7 C. II TT 1 t-l.
. i.iiow at me oirouusourg nouse, wnere ne - Th , , o50 and 600 b In ,he
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villi.remain next week only., lhose wishing -yi.i .r .u-
sskillful operator.
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oniy.. inose wisntng r ,Ko .nvee ,hpr nrft rifiariv
,.s services shouldicall before the. last of the j 6000 women fln( girJs conlan,ly employed:
week. Fium peonal knowledge -and expe-' hey consume 45 00O square feet of timber to
rience we fcflOw-Dr. S. to be a careful and make ,his quanlily. This is only the number
made by 25 makers. There are a great num
ber of other makers in London, and likewise in
ihe provinces, as Bristol, Manchester! Liver
pool, Norwich, Leeds, Newcastle, Plymouth,
and Weymouth, who likewise manufacture
great quantities, but the exacl quanuiy we have
not been able" to ascertain ; but it may be safe
ly sajd that there are now employed in Eng
land, in this branch 500 men, 1,200 boys, 11,
000 women and girls, using 90,000 square feet
of timber per week, and making weekly 100,
000' gross, or 14,400,000 boxes, or the enor
mous quantity of 720,000,000 matches. The
first thing which putkes ihe inquiring mind is,
where and how is this immense quantity con
sumed'? though the consumption is rapidly in
creasing, and the manufacturers cannot make
them fast enough. One firm alone in Man
chester have orders on hand for more than they
can make the next five months, beside their
regular orders.
. PHILADELPHIA CITY.
'A GIorcati Whig Victory !! !
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The Pennsylvania nquirer of the 15th says:
The Whigs of Philadelphia yesterday achieved
a glorious victory. The result is most gratify
ing. We have carried our. whole City Ticket
Vy majorities ranging from FOUR HUNDRED
TO' FIFTEEN HUNDRED. Colonel Swift
leads Mr. Keyser 438 votes, while he leads
Col. Page 1034. ' The whole vote polled in the
city was 13,728, or nearly a thousand less tha.n
ia'8 year. The majority on our'Council'Tick
"et will not vary much.. from a' thousand, while
ome of qor candidates on ihe City and Coun
ty Ticket have received a still larger majority
probably 15 in the city. These latter calcu
lations, "however, are formed-on -partial returns,
a ai,3.o'clock this, mptning, no vote had been
fully reported, except for the Mayor. It is be-vond'-dll
question, however, that we have swept
the.' board in be City pf Philadelphia, and have
realized the warmesi expectation of our friends.
AN UNEXPECTED. VICTORY. '
Georgia The Whigs Ttiutnpiiant.
The 'Aucusia Chronicle of Saturday has re
llirriR,' Qfilcial and reported from sixty seven
.oomines,- whjch bhuvr a gain of about 2,800
Votes in favor of Governor Crawford over the
Aie;for President Ja.st year,'. .There, are twen-iy-6ixfcounties
io liearirotn', which- will proba
'1 increase the gajn. There can,, therefore,
4e no doubt of 4hersticcesp of Governor Cra,w
Axd'by a handsome raajoriiysay from 1,000
in Jj6P0 yqies.
;U i supposed thai the Legislature, on joint
ballot, U-iU likewise be Whig. J he Uhtanicle
'fiv.s jhai ihe. Seiaie wil probably siand. ,22
Whigs 10 25 Locofocos, which will give the
latter, a'majorii of three .-in that body.? Ir the
fJjjius'ey tbft prospect fpy is that there will be
a Whig majority of iix 10 eight.
jf'A g?yl(n.an'.,,a,nd P.ar80"8 Ms robbed on
flwirjdia'ftteamlHiai between Albany andNew
4'.Vk V liTchTor rwo'agoVof a wallet coniainingl
50t5.- - . . .
NE W.FiLL GOODS . - 4
W E3 iL LSS&EA SI ,
Kp, 65, Buijcla' Street, IST. Y.
. Are receiving an entire new Siouk of Sea
sonable Dry Goods, to which the attention of
families and ;ier.on- about commencing house
keeping, is respectfully invited.
. Thf.y hae now on liand, new iiy!-s
i Fall Prints, Atnerican, English and French
j Gingham. .. .
Rich Plaid and Shaded Musi in de Lzines
Suner Black and Mode colored Alnaccas silk
A Good Joke. ...rn
It is.said that ihe day on which Mr. Clay , ew atves 0f cl0uded Alpacca, for ladiea' rk
TO PRINTERS
TYPE-FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS
JFiii'Mihin? Wjji-c-Hou
The subscribers have opened a new Type loum!
ry in the city of New York, where they are read
to supply orclrrs to- any extent, for any kind of Jf
or fancy Type. Ink, Paper, Cases. Gailevs r- J
Eule STEEL COIXMN BOLE.
sticks, Chases, and every article necessary for"
Printing Ofiice. Also second band materials
The Type, which ate cast Fn new moulds from
an entirely new set of matrixes, wit!) deep count
ers, are warranted to be unsurpassed byanv, and
will be sbld at prices to suit tho times. Ali the
type furnished by us is ' hand cast " The tvpes
from any foundry dan be matched at this estab
lishtnent.
Printing Presses furnished.. and also Steam En
gines of the most approved pattems.
N. II. A .Machinist is constantly in attendance
to repair Presses and do light work
COMPOSITION ROLLERS CAST Poi
PRINTERS. u
COCKCROFT 4- OVEREND, GS Ann t
September,. 1845. Gm
83 30 65 94 61 42 53 27 39
675
194
69
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arrived at the White Sulphur, Col. Singleton of
South Carolina had invited Mr. Andrew Ste
venson, Judge Peter V. Daniel, and John Ty
ler, to take lea at his .cabin. Mr. Clay being
unaware. of the fact, determined about twilight!
ding habits.
Black and col'd Silks, Bombazines..
Irish Linens, Lawns, wide Sheeting and Table
Linen.
Damask Napkins, all sizes
Cotton Table Clot lis," Worsled do .
lo visit the Colonel. The three worthies above Marseilles Quills and Counterpanes
mentioned, had alreadv arrived, before the can- Cotton Shirtings and Sheeiino, Corded Skirts
n pi 1 1-10 j- Cambric Jacunet and Book Muslins, plain and
dies were hunted. Col. S. was standing in - , 11
' , , .'. tt h I figured.
tne door as Mr., way approacneu. now uo Jaconel a,ld SwisS,Musliii, Insertino and Edg
you do, Mr. Clay ? nam the Colonel, in a loud
voice. Tyler bprang out of the window, ditto
Peler V., Stevetison following suit. When
the lishis were brought, the Colonel was sur
prised 10 find hisvisftors had sloped.
. Cor. Rich. Whig;.
wgs.
The' current business of the United Slates
Patent Office for the month of September, is
as' follows r Number of patents issued for im
provements, 49 ; number of patents issued for
designs, 3. Amount of fees received for new
applications, S5.840; amount of fees for copies,
&c. SI 33. Total, $4,973.
Men's and Women's Coiion, Lambs-wqpl shirts
and drawers.
Linen Camtsnc Hdkf's, Hosiery of every de
scription. Superfine Flannels and a general assortment
of goods fur children's wear.
September 18, 1845.
N. B.'--J. V. Stkader, formerly of Str'nuds
hurg and Shawnee, Monroe county, would-' be
happy 10 see his old friends, and the Merchants
of Monroe and Pike counties, al ihe'ahove.Store,
where ihey can be supplied with all "descrip
tions of Fancv and Staple Dri Goods', on as
reasonable terms, for cash or a' limited credit,
as ai any other establishment in the City.
. Hay.
The price of this article, says the Philadel
phia Chronicle, has advanced 25 per cent,
within 30 days. Farmers refuse ' to part with
f .
stock, fearing 10'fall bhort before ihe winier is
over.' The hay harvest did not produce half a
crop. owing 10 the longspeU of very dry weath
er. '
The Government a'i Washington oh Saturday
drew $100,000.10. pay the troops, in Texas.
- ' ' The Mormon.
Informaiiot) lad been received , by ihe -Laclede,
al "St:. Loit!i. 'on the -1st insi.," that Gen:
Hardin rwi'h two, hundred ;inen, marched on
Carthage, and look ihe town. The Mormons;
on the apprbai h of the besifging force, took j
refuge jtl.lhft Court. House, whmh ihey fortified
and prepared to defend.- Gen. H. al twee sur
rounded their cjiade),' and ordered them lo stir
rende, giving them fifteen .tninijts 10 deliber
ate. At the i-mi jtil tlia,liui tln'y had laid
down their arms, and were,, prisoners of.var!
Tin's accolnpiithod, 'ihey ) e.pi'tmitled lo de.
part ori ih'ir i.rolk ok iioxok,! . '
THE QUESTION SETTLED.
MANY PERSONS WONDER AND ASK,
why Dr. SmilKs Vegetable Pills are now pre
ferred to other medicines which have been so
much longer before the public. The reasons
are plainly, thai they give more general satis
faction, and are incomparahhj more pleasant, be-:
i.ng coated with sugar ; and as ilpey ncuer gripe,
or nauseate, it is no wonder that those who Use
them do lecoiiime.nd ihcm beyond ' any other
Pills. They cleanse and purify ihe blood, aid
and improve- digestion, cure Head-ache, Dyspep
sia, and Bilious' omplaints, in a mantior so
easy, thai iheipatieiii is scarcely conscious of
having -taken medicine at all: Mado by an ed
ucated Physiuian, ihey do not come under tho
head of " quack medicine.'
: Dealers furnished at the' New York College of
Health. 179 Greenwich street, New York, and
sold by
'Agents in Monroe Co.
Sclioch .& ypering, Stroudsburg. .
II. Huston & Co. do.
Jno. Marsh Co., Fennersville.
IEP CA Ut ION. As a miserable imitalion has
To the Creditors of Peter Kadier, an.
' 1 ' Insolvent Deotor.
Take notice, that I have appointed the ltl
day of November next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at
the office of Thomas W. Knauss, Esql, in Cen
treville, Upper Mount Bethel township, North
ampton county, to receive the proof of the cred
itors' of the said Peler Kocher, in support q'f.
their respective claims against him at ihe lime
of his discharge.
And I hereby also give, notice 10 the said
Creditors, that 1 have been appoif-led 'Frustefc
of ihe said Peter Kocher, and lhat 1 rcqfuire all
ihe sajd creditors to present their repeciive
accounts to mo on or before the said day, or
in my absence lo'lhe said Thomas T. Knauis,
and all persons indebed 10 said Kocher, or hold
ing properly belonging 10 him, to pay and deliv
er the .iinie to me.
ADAM KELLER,
Assigme ari(( Trustee.
Centrevjlle, Northampton co., Pa., ) .
v August 25, 1845. J i ' "
' East notice.
All person indebti'd 10 ihe .subscriber,- will
v I . . . . . nl'-,k ..... ,v t . . ....In.... I. . . .!.. 1m . . r
hnpn m:lft luMh.nn.nP nf" Ru.rnr C.nnl,1 Pill,' li,tK"an '"i-y luui.iicn
it is "riecessarv to U sure thal"Dr. G. Benjamin i H,U!"""" wiihout any furlher delay, I
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omitn'8 slgntHJiTK is on every oox.
Aug. 1-1, 1815.
Price j5"centrf.
.Canin 1 premies of ihe subscriber, about
the i.'5th of August last, a
r white' snoAt; :
WilJweigh Sjbppi evenly potuds. . No marks
about him. T)i? owner tir ovvners. is requened
locoriie fur war jL pp e prpjriy,; paycharqes,
and takf ii awa v. 'uiherwise.n will be disposed
ol according to law.
. I; . ,v., ANrBLlldVij"'
Stroud. 'ip,.Mr IBte - r
shall he obliged to wait on lhein by. one. in uu
thorny .with a, "Horns Coinpnitjis" in;. hand-,
which would be very repugnant 10 my feelings
and contrary tny desire, but forbearance Mbtne-
times ceases to be a virtue, and money I must
have apd that oon
t
N.'B.- My Books, Nposaiid all mailers
connected with my lata juWs8,"Jaro Jin '.the
hands of Stogdell Stokes, whotisidiily authur.
ized to !ui;le and recoipt for. ihV.satne'., 1 " '
WfLLlAM. EASTBURN.,
Stroti'dsbnrg,' Aug, .14, 1845.
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Jfpr sale at .hispmbe?
A NEW BOOT & SHOE'
es Taqlishment.
William Blair,
Respectfully informs the ciiizrn
of Stroudsburg and iciuiiy, ihni
he has commenced the
Boot &. Shoe leaking
business ai the shop formerly !)
cupie.d by W. J. Breihier,as a Tin
Shop, where he 'will be-happy !
receive orders for all kinils of wnrfc
in his' line of business, and also intends keep,
ing on hand a slock of
READY MADE W03K:
and will deroteihis best efforts 10 ihe-accomirm.
dation of those who will favor him with their
patronage.
With an experience in ihe ntisineas-of noin
oftsi.derable'length a deierminaiion to adhere
strictly lo his promises and a resolution never
to make unreasonable charges, he nilicrs him
self lhat he will receive a fair proponionof ijle
custom of the Borough and-neighbofhood.
Country pniuuce'of all kiiid, taken in pay.
menl for work, if brouohi in reasonable time.
N. B Repairing done at ihe shortest nuiice.
April 3. 1.845'.6m.
-PROSPECT.DS
For -Revwing-end 1'ublisliing a Weekly Paytr t-
tillcd
" ME EW.y'ORKER.
Tut I.ewsYoRker, a Weekly Journal of Liter
ature and General Intelligence, ,was estaKhsiieil
by the' present Editor of The New-York Tbiscn
in March, 1834,, and discontinued, 01 rather inch
ed, on the establishment of the Weekly Tribune,
in' September, 1811, after having beon published
just sevetv years and a half. Having now ample
and able Literary assistance, and having recent
extended and"perfectel our 'Mechanxal arranae
Jnents, we propose to revise and re-issue it on aid
after'the 1st of October, 1845, on a sheet slitjhtiy
differing in size dr character from the old ev.
Ydrker, but-at a much' lower price.
The plan o: this paper will combine
1. Original Literature Reviews, Poems, etc.
2. Select Literature Tales, Sketches, extracts
from new Iwoks, etc.
SMisccllmiy Letters from Europe and different
t parts of uur own' Country, Statistics, Awe
dotes,' &c.
:4 Hints on Domestic Economy Agiicultwc, In
ventions, Recipes, &c.
5. General Intelligence Toreigri and Don:e3'.i
including Political events, Proceedings of Con
, gress. &r?(tc. ,
This last, department will bo carefully prepared,
and will be as-ample and varied as that of aof
other Weekly paper whatever. The extensive
oorrespondenre'and'otlier facilities for obtain;?.:
information which we have been years-engaged..'
concenttating on the Daily and Weekly. Triuune,
will eriaBle us present, early and authentic ac
counts oftall transpiring events througlu tbt ou1
cheaper WeeklyAfrom which Political essays
ell matter of a iarti2an character will be careful
ly excl,udJ. Irv line, The Netv-Yorker, will be
simply antilruly a Family Newspaper, of tnoder
ate size and tile ldvvest possible price intetided
for such, readers aa dither dislike. Political . discus
sion or-p.refer-tOsob;tdiin this portion of their intel
lectual altnienl through the gazettes of their re
pective-loealittes. We intend that no mam t-
which rationalimertfof any Political, itejtgiou '
;other persuasion qat objeci shall appsactn this-p-i-per,
thoiiglt a" large portion of its cbnicnts will ap
pear also ihithe VYeckly llribune.
Tni;NwToKf will be published everv Sat
urday, morning, But, 'printed and mailed on Thurs
day afid Friday, so as tb roach ;as tany of :tspt
rons as passible before -ihe Sunday-rest of!3
Mail's". it will be "prTrited on a sheet of nns
wltite pjper, idenuca. in size- and qualitv vritb
of the X)aiU and, S,eB4i-Weekly Tribune, (of whtc'i
ttiis is .1 snnrimfln l nrirl nfTnrdpd to the subscribe1
at the loiv prico of One Dollar a year, p3)i-a
alwaysiin advaci r: -- '
,Twelce copies will be sent a year for 7V
laTS,.or Twenty-five copter fiir twenty DqIUh--SuiisbrrpiroiTlre
reSpedrfully solicited by
d ., GRE.ELEY & MbELBATH.
1 ISS-Nassau-stetct, Jfeut'Yoti-
iSepteeJorfilS, 1845.: .
.?.(Lr'P0tmae" njiay remit sirtiscriptions ato
!rUk. Bills of' all specie-paying ftar.ks are re
ceived at par. ,
JCK
250,Q(M.Bneijtisr,b mrntjare.offered for
by ilieWbscriblr?,mang which' may be fu,,t
sav , .
'l 60,000 Hard Brick.
75,000 Soft and Salmon do. ..
10q00 Jam do.
5,000 Square Hearth do. -All
kiudi of produce, (cash jnpt Tt.fusd) 'x
Iktn irj ejechange;
Milford, NoV.JJttlSil. "' '
t H t'!,V.rifn',i'. Sr.- -ii
Npatlv executed at "jii Office .