AT TUG TCEW AND CTIEAfP '
HAT A3TD CAP: S.xWai
OP
Francis-'8. Parii, .
Jn Stroudsburg, at 'S. Freifs chljidjid;
"Where will be found the largest 'pspontncntj. of
ihe best anil cheapest HATS an J OAPS.rrver
offered in tin's place, and which, ho will sell on.
the most reasonable terms or Cash. The
hl'ock is well selected, and jy.st the kind suited
10 ihe proem and appioac'.iing season. Tle
Mipply "als 0,1 lland cn' "races ihe following:
BEAVER, SILK,
MOLESKIN, JHFUR,
CASSIMERE. BRUSH;.
Alo Men's ar.d Boys's wtii'e' nnd fdaek
wool lls; jilaed and Montuiy Huts. Fn:
ajiil wool sporTing and Ashland hats. A gen
eral assortment of Caps, such sis. oner, fur seal,
lntir el, "musk rat, &c. Glen's atmVBoys' fo
t y a "J.lain velvet, red plush, and glaced Cap.
T.ie subscriber hopes'by strict attention o
business lo merit a liberal Mipport, and assures (
.hose in want of Hats and Caps, that -eory el
fort will be made to please, keeping a supply
of the best and' most fashionable articles on
liatul. Persons in want of articles in his line,
will find it to theiradvantage to call on him, as
Jk- wi.I sell at the very lowest Easton prices.
Call and see before purchasing elsewhere ; j
:e will charge nothing for showing his goods,
I
Kcinember. Frey's old stand
FRANCIS S. PAULI.
N. B. Firj'-bought.ai the highest cash pri
ces. Stroudsburg, IIarch 9, 18 J8. Om.
REGISTER'S NOTICE. .
Notice is hereby given to all legatees and
r'hor persons interested in the estate of the re
jipctive decedents and minor, that the admtn
lM'ralion accounts of the following estates hae
l.fcn filed in the office of the Register of Mon
toe count)', and ill tc presetited for confirma
tion and allowance to the Orphan's Court, to
beheld at Siroudsburg, in and for the aforesaid
rmitit)', on Monday the 10th day of April next,
at 10 o'clock a. u.
The final account of William Overfield, ad
ministrator of the estate of Jacob Buss, lateof
MidJle Smithfield township, deceased.
The final account of Charles Christman, ad
ministrator of the estate of John Christman, late
of Ross township", deceased
The first account of John Arnold, Jr. Conrad '
Arnold and Abraham Arnold, executor of the
last will and testament of John Arnold, lato of
Hamilton township, deceased.
The account of Philip Mosteuor and Peter
M s'eller, administrators of the estate of Wil- j
1 liam Mnipllpr lalfl nf Hamilton imvn.hin. d-.
jj.Mu -1 - i i j i
1 1 I
ccaseu. i
The account of Darnel Transue and Jacob'
Transne, administrators of the estate of David '
Smoke, late of Smithfield township, deceased.
The account of John Elliot: and AbsoIom H.
?tll, administrators of the estate of George,
iull, late of Tobyhanna township, deceased.
The final account of Andrew Storm, admin-,
istraior of the estate of John B. Fetherman,
late of Hamilton tbxvnship, deceased.
The final account of Felix Weiss, adminis
tra'orof the estate of John Snyder, late of Jack- (
township, deceased. t j
The final account 6 Abraham Pennell,ex-(
ccutor of the last 'wiH and testament of Joseph ,
r it f c?...t.i.c'i.i '
j tuijtrii, itxiv ui .muutc ouiiniiiciu luwuauij,
dtcpased.
The first account of Ferdinand Kester, ad
ministrator of the estate of Peter Kester, late
of Hamilton township, deceased
SAMUEL REES, Jr., Register.
Regisfefs OfiSce Stroudsbuig, )
March 9, 1848. V
Admialstrata'sx Sale of
REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of'an alias order of the Orphans' '
Court of the County of Pike, the subscriber, i
Administratrix of the estate of Lewis Gornehus.
deceased, will offer for sale at public vendue-,'
t? the house of John Cornelius, in Milford, on
Ei'uate in the towosliip of Dtngman, Ciuiutyof
Pike, adjoining land of Samuel S. Thrall and
William Brink, containing
117 Acres and' 4 Perch'cs, .
with allowances; of which 80 acres are plough'
Imd, 15 MEADOW, and the remainder
On the said premises ate erected one Jksdjk
SCI s
c c
wwo larpe BAlitNb. and other conven
jient out buildings.
O - F -
Lnon the said farm are , five never fat itfff
SPRINGS of WATER. Also a variety. oF
I - .OJ-
choice cultivated Fruit Trees
Said farm is pleasantly. situated about a uar
'pr of a mile from the Delaware-River, nnd a
m.le and a half Jram the village of-Milford. and
boul eight miles Jfo'm the levv York and Erje
oad. ' ... . '- ; 2Ji .
Tcr.ras of sale presc-nbe'd by )? ..Sil'KN
are, one nail cash and the.ua. aiiceu AWjeojiai;
annual payments wu.hinter.esi, secured by bond
'Administratrix,:,-
Milford, March 2, 1848.-4
-
Neatly 'execiutecf 'at ttiis1 (Dmco.
his
BfcA'N&mOETGAGES .
TnnJmt ihp OMh. Am, nf Ma.rrli np-rJ. ' Philadelphia, can have Hits Uool; lorwarded to
, r - , them ihrpugh the Post-ofhce, on the receipt of
Jt2oclock in the afternoon, the. following - de- lwIlv.fi,epnl8 directed to Dr. Wm. Young,
scribed properly, to wit: Ail' that certain farm epmipp. s.rppt Prn!dP.lhia.
WHOLESALE
.CLOTHING- WAREHOUSE;
. No 1524 MARKET STREET, .
(Between 4th and 5th,) ' ;
. PHILADELPHIA.
The 'subscriber respectfully solicits .the at
tention of Country Merchants and Dealers gen
erally ric i an examination of a . , .
COMPLETE STOCk ' . .
OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Which for extent, variety and workmanship he
Hatters himself will give universal satisfaction,
while his reduced scale of prices presents to pur
chasers inducements which cannot be surpassed
by any other establishment in the United States.
JACOB REED.
Philadelphia, March 2, 1848 3m.
Look ill Hi is, no Humbug hut Reality.
PIANO FORTES
FOR SALE.
A copy of the report of the Judges of Mu
sical. Instruments 'at the lato exhibition of the
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia:
The Committee have awarded C. Mever with
a premium for the best seven octave Piano.
The ground of thi decision was the general
excellence of the piano, and especially its pow
er, bulliancv, and delicacy ol touch. The
Judges did not give premiums for the best fin-
iht?d instruments, conceiving the best palpable
jests of a piano to bo its musical capabilities,
and not its originality, its mechanical igentiity,
or that elegance of finish, w hich effects' neither
the action nor the tone, and is only designed to
pleas-e the eye and not lo satisfy the ear.
Another copy of the report of the judges of
musical instruments at the last exhibition at
Boston:--The committee have selected No. 591
a seven octave piano made by C. Meyer, wor
thy of special commendatio'n.
No. 591, is a very fine instrument, panicu.
larly commendable for its elastic and ready
touch, in repeated trials by dilferent hands
The keys never failed of certain repetitions in
the shake. The lone throughout was even of
great beauty and power from the lowest note to
highest, and the damping was perfect in all
cases.
The North American of Philadelphia, Janu-
ary 4, 1848, contains the following notice:
A Gomplimenl to a Philadelphia Piano Manu
facturer. Our Boston neighbors know how as
well as vve do to appreciate a good thing. The
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanical Associa-
al ,neir last Annual FaiT,--that of the au-
tumn of 1847 w-arded to Conrad Mever, the
celebrated Piano Manufacturer or this city, a
diploma and siher medal, for the best seven
o.ctave piano a compliment no other piano
manufacturer of our city has received
'Pi... . . u ; i, , n l.,J -
i nc auusiiiuct nccjis iiiwaya I'll iiuuu a ouji-
. . T-X ... t tl
ntv ol U. mever s Pianos, wnicn no win ois-
jM)ae of, either for ctfah cr in exchange for sec-i
ofi'd hand instrument?, at manufacturers prices.'
A. ZQ1LCH, Agent for C. M.
Ration. March 2. 1848.
Gm
For 25 Cessts.
Bv means of the POCK
ET'iESCULAPlUS, Or,
Every Ose his own Phy
sician ! Seventeenth Edi
tion, with upwards of One
Hundred Engravings, show
ing private diseases in eve
ry shape and form, and mal
formations of the generative system, by Wm.
YOUNG, M. D. ...
The time has now arrived, that p'ersbns suf
fering from secret disease, need no more be
come the victims of Quackery, as by the pre
scriptions contained in this book any one may
cure himself, without hindrance to business, or
the knowledge of the most. intimate fiiend, and
icithone tenth the usual expense. In addition to
the ueneial routine of private diseases, it fully
explains the cause of Manhood's early decline,
with observations on Marriage--besides many
other derangemen's which it would not be pro
per to enumerate in the public prints.
. . - i - r
Jjj Persons residing at any distance irom
JanUary 27, 1S48
The subscriber wishes to engage in the sale
of his Maji-5 a number of young and middle
aged men of moraland business habits, as.trav
elliug' agents. .Having completed new and
greatly -improved editions of his Universal At
fas, T3 Mapsj'large Map of the Vorld, Refer
ence and Distance Map of Hie United States,
National Map of the Untied States also, a va
riety of other iWaps, Including several Maps of
Mcxjupthe subscriber is prepared to lurnisli
mM$: for cash at the lowest possiuie prices
- - . . . , ...
' : V S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL,
Northeast coiner of Market and Sexenih
Streets, Philadelphia.
January 6, 1848.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby' given that letters testamen
tary upon the estate of Margaret Westbrook,
late of Delayare township, Pikp couiuy. Pa.
have bCen granted to the,fin;derjgned by the
Register. All persons indebted to the said es
8iaJe,ar.eJrequs'ed to make immediate pa
ment.andihbse having claims against the same
-will jjreent them duly auiheni)cated for settle
rnetit ViWtie'iubjIribfir; t'r to E'B". Eldred, Esq.
tnent
aitorniiy-, atlilfprd, Po'. " .
WlGL'ltfM DUSENBURY.
i ; tVw j. lvvvu -- 1 -I
ill if il ruilLaiv
Wright's 'indi'air Vcgctable'PiTss
In the City of Mexico ! Great success among
the Volunteers! '"- '
Extract of a letter from the editor dftKe GfeVrU
ville Mountaineer, S G . ,; - - 1 '' V
Dr. V. Wright Dear Sir: ,A week or
two ago I sent you a Srotintatneer, cbiitaining a
letter from one of our Tolunteers irt ihe City of
ilexicri, in which he pays Wrights Indian Vege
table Pills, under all the circumstances, the high
est meed of praise 1 have ever known a medicine
to receive. The Volunteer. William W. Goodlett.
Ksq., is a gentleman of fine standing an acco.m-
plished and well educated man., and was recently,!
KIGII SHERIFF
Of this District. By one of your advertisements
in a Charleston paper, 1 happened to nbti'ce the,
location, of your office, and thoualu you miehu ex
tract an article of some lvalue in reiiard to v"obr
medicine, therefore. I sent the paper, -'-'
ihe lollowing is an extract from the letter re
ferred to above: .... t ' ; i
' My health is veryi fast improving. I nrocured.
a few days ado, some of Dr. Wright's Indian Ves-
elable Pills, and thqy haye acted on my system
iiKE' Ma etc ! .f a
Tlius it appears that the brave and patriotic Vol
unteers who have oone to Mexico, to defend' the
rights and hooor of their country, already begin to
realize the extraordinary value of this, incompara
ble medicine. Lomr life jo them ! ,
IIOlilUBLE SlISTAKESj !
Are sometimes made by confounding: one medi
cine with another, and administering the wrong ar
ticle. Equally horrible are those mistakes which
are made in supposing that all Pills are alike, and
that therefore, it is indifferent which are taken, and
if one kind is bad all are bad together. This is a
very great mistake. There is as much difference
between Wrights Indian Veaetable Pills and. oth
er articles, as between midnight, and noonday J
We do not wish any to take Our word for this state
ment. Let any one, having other medicines, try
this. Nothing more will be necessary.
Many persons have been led away by a coating
of Sugar, as if they anticipated that it would re
move the nausea of the medicine. But they are
generally mistaken. Without the sugar those ar
ticle have nothing to recommend them, and would
hot be sold a- single day. But with the the sugar,
and by giving the article a name similar to Wrights
Indiaw Vegetable Pills, they gain a temporary no
toriety. Wolves they are, in sheep's clothing, fo
whom the public should steer sufficiently clear
Let it be remembered that Wright's Indian Veg
etable. Pills are prepaaed with special reference
to the laws governing, the human body. Conse
quents, they are .always goodj always useful, al-
ways effective in rooting out disease
iverv jam-
:t.. i u i .i i i
The following Agencies have been established
for the sale of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, in
MONROE COUNTY.
George II Miller, Stroudsburg -
John Lander, Craig's Meadows, y'-v
Bell & Brothers, Experiment Mills'? :-'
Henry Kintz, Bartonsvjlle . -S ?
A. o JiiUinger, l annersvme .y
Jn.sRnh K filler Sj. Snn. Kellers ville'-
Charles Saylpr, Saylorsburg -"-.f
Jirodhead & mother. Uutotsburo"
- - o ;
Jacob Long, Snydersville . '
John Marsh, Fennersville,
Daniel Brown, ChesnuthilL
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND MUTATIONS
Remember, that the original" and only genuine.
Indian Vegetable Pills have the written signature
of WILLIAM WRIGHT on the top label of each
box. -.-,
Ofiices devoted exclusively to the sale of Wrights
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, 100
Race street, Philadelphia ; 288 Greenwich street,
New York; and 193 Tremont street, Boston.
February 24, 1848. ly
MONROE COUNTY, SS.
'J he Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
;)iS2 . i. cSi -rr r j o
vania 10 mo oneriu oi siiiu vy.ouuiy,.
Creeling uharles tJ.rtree and
90C? Harrie'. wifo. (Ia,e Harriet La
firxxx Bar) make you secure of prosecuting
their claim, then we command you that you sum
mon by good and lawful sumnioners , Elizabeth
La Bar, Samuel Rees- La Bar, Henry Barlow
and Emeline his wife.late Emelino La Bar, Ed
win La Bar, Horace La Bar, Gilbert M. La. Bar,
Eugene La Bar, Hellcn T. La Bar, and Albiua.
La Bar, so that they be and appear before our
Judges at Stroudsburg" at our. Gouijty Court of
Common Pleas, there to be held the tenth day
of April next, to? show wherefore whereas, they
the said Cliarles Bortree and Harriet his wife,
late Harriet La Bar, .Elizabeth La Bar, Samuel
Rees La Bar Henry Barlow and Eme!ine..his
wife, late fimefine La Bar, Edwin La Bar, Hor
ace La Bar, Gilbert M. La Bar, Eugene La Bar,
HelienF. La Bar, and,Albina La Bar together
and undivided, to hold a certain messuage and
tract of land situate in trie township of Smith
field, in the said County of Monroe, contain
ing about.
Oiise Hundred & Fif ly-two Acres
with the appurtenances' the same. Elizabeth La
Bar, Sam lief Rees La Bar, Henry Barlow and
Emeline his wife, late Emelme La Bar,. Edwin
La Bar. Horace La Bar. Gilbert M. La Bar,
Eugene La Bar, Hellen T. La Bar, and Albina
. f-v .'- . 1 e i . .1. ... i '
.a iar. naritiion nereu oeiween mem io ee
made (accordingtd the laws and customs of this
Commonwealth in such case made and provided)
do gainsay, and the. same to lie done,, do not
permit,. very unjustly and again! the same laws
and customs (as 'tis said,) and have you then
there the names of thtise summoners and' this
writ.
VVitness the Honorable Lutiietr Kidder,
President of our said Court, a gu-tfiulsburg, this
fifteenth day of January, ni1ae year of our. Lord
one thousand eight hundred atuhforty-eight.
J. M. STROUD, Proth'onotary.
January 27, 1848. 6t
"K & E. B. 'EIlI2.3EI),,f:
Attorney 's and Counsellors at Lam,
MILFORD, PIKE COUNTY, PA.
Will attend-promptly to a 1 1 btisines eiifi-nste
to theircare. .Ollice opposite' the Presbytcriau-
Church, on Broad, street.- -..
February 10. 1818 - !v.
' ". - .' ' ... i i i
IVc wHKo r l , & iE trie R ail-R oad
a
WINTER A A KG'ES'ESTS.
,.0N THURSDAY January Oih,.and umH fr
ther. notice, the dlfl'esrmu iriiU ivdl rtiil ONCE
BACH AVAY DAILY, (Sundays excepted) as
follows. : ' '
For Psissesigers :
Leave. NEW YORK, by Steamlwat fr'dri'foot
Duane. Street at 7 1-2 o'clock a. ar.
P.Ult l';JhiKVli5 at Q 1-2 o?olock a. m.
a - !
ii
r t
it
il
M1DDLETOWN at 7 -2r
GOSHEN at 7 3-4 "
CHESTER at . 8 ":: ."
sloping each way at' the several intermediate
passenger stations. n , . - .
JO3 Npr packages, Parcels, Trunks (or bag
gage except personal, consisting of clothing, not
exceeding 50 lbs.) will be taken by the Passen
ger Boat .or Trams,, unless by . special agreement
and payment made in advance, in which case
the charges will he, at the discretion of the
Agent,, not exceeding double the published
Freight rates. . Applications in New York must
be made lo Mr. J. F. CI.arkson Agent, at fhe
office on the Pier fool of Duane Si.,, upon whose
receipt" aijieles.will be received upon the Steam
boat ah.d forwarded by the Passenger Train.
TJe company will be responsible for no article
whatever sent by the Passenger boat or Trains,
unless it be receipted for by an Agent duly au
thorized;, pxcnptt-personal baggage which is
put in charge of the Baggage Masters.
For ia'clg-Snt ; ;. ..
Leave New York at 3 o'clock P. M., per Bar
ges SAMUEL MARSH, HENRY SUYDAM.
Jr. and DUNKIRK Leave Port Jervii at 7
o'clock A. M., Ottsulle at 8, Mtddletown . at 9
1-2, Goshen at 10 1-2, and Chester at 1 1 a m.
Asa Accos:323iorfuiaon.I?liSk Train
will run in connection with- the Steamhoat
w hieh. tows the Freight Barges, lea.ing New
Yorli at 3 o'clock P. M. nnd ordinarily arriving
at Piermrtnt in time for the train lo start from
C to 7 o'clock for Port Jems and all the inter
mediate stations. . Leave Port Jervis at 1 1-2
p. M. Otisville at 2, Middletbwn at 2 1-2, Go
shen at 3, Chester at 3 1-4,. Turners 4, Monsey
at 5 o'clock and arrive at Piermonl al G o'clock
p. m. ; thence leaving for New' York by a "com
fortable steamboat, as soon as the milk is put
on board and the barge is in readiness. Good
Berths V 1 1 1 be provided on board at 25 cents
and MEALS at 37 1-2 cents each.
Nv B. -Persons having articles lost, dam:
aged of unnecessarily .delayed are. requested
to communicate the fact in writing immediately,
to S. S. POST, Superintendent of Transpbrta-
tion, office at Piermont. For other information
enquire of the several Depot Agents, the Supt.
Transportation, or the undersigned. -.
H. C. SEYMOUR, Sup't.
January, 1, 1848. jan. 20 tf.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
Notice' is hereby given, that SAMUEL B.
KEIFER, of Chesnuthill township, Monroe
county, has made an assignment of all his pro
perty and effects, to the undersigned, for the
benefit of his creditors. Therefore, all persons
indebted to said Samuel B. Keifer are request
ed to make immediate payment to the under
signed, anil pi! persons haviijg claims or de
mands against him to present the same, duly
authenticated.
CHARLES H. H-EANEY, -Assignee.
Chesnuthill tsp., January 22, 1848. jan. 27
Thos, A. Boyd. Morris R. Stroud.
. successors, to
: ALEX. REAl),
SsfispprteB's of & Dcaicr.q in
Four doors belovv the Merchatits' Hotel,
January 201848. 6n.
! 1 m m ... .
Fastaioi.'aal$2e. IBqot and Shoe
MANUFACTORY.'
THADDEUS SCHOCH, at
his old stand in Hamilton street,
E.a.stpn, P,a., pppositeT.& P. Mix
selj'n htor'o,t continues to manufac
ture to oder, every description of
iiools and Shoes,
for men and boys ; also the most
fashiqnabfe Qailcrs, Buskins, half
Gaiters, Slippers, 6fc, for Ladies
and Misses, which will be warranted to fit, be
mada of the. best materials, and sold at small
profits for cash. Also on hand a large assort
.j. i C
uieiu ui
which" will be sold cheap, and can be recom
mended. . ..
Tho public are respectfully invited.io call,
leave their measures, or examine bn ro'tdy
made stock before purchasing elsewhere, a's he
is confident they will He suiwnl with the style,
quality and price of his articles.
ALSO Just received a large supply of
Gtm SB.GE .
for Ladies and Misgp,s!'olvanow style, very 'su
perior, logelher with' a stock of Men's- Gum
'tthoes.; also Children's Gum shoes. Call and
try them. -
Easton, Oct. 7, 1847.
. GountrV Produce.
. . Butter, Egs, &c. taken in exchange for any
jjoddsjn my line of.bnsirtess.
i ''-JOHN M.MZLIQK,:"
S,uolH3bnrS,Febt;l2ri816f,frt',,' r
PRICES CURRENTS
Corrected every Wednesday morning.
ARTICLES.
Wheat iFlour, pjer.barr,el
Kye. ' do. do. do.
What, per bushel
Rye J. do. do. ,
Sole Leather per pound
Corn "per bushel
Buckwheat, per -bushel ..
Clo.Vier Seed per bushel .
Timothy Seed per bush.
Barley do. ,
Oats v,v do.
Plaepd do.
Butfer per pound
Ej.rns,tper dozen
Plaster per ton ; . - - ;
Hicliory wood, per corcl'
Qnki : .-; do. . do.
Mackerel, No., 1
hi. do 2 ;
Potatoes, per bushel
iStrouds-
r
Easton
rhilsid'n
J
7 0Q
5 25
1;35
.S7
m
- IO
4 00
? 00
' OQ
J3;25
1 25
I ii
. .4'
4 20
2 50
"40
. 42;
I 12
1C
13
3 50
5 00
1 25
t!So
3 00
40
. 40
1 20
. IG
. 12
5 00
2'50 '
2-oa
14
2 12
' (J 00
5 50
-LI 75
.7 75
,5" 50
O JO
::i ao
12 00
10 CO
8 50'
50
50
OYSTJCKIS! X"S;i?SRS ! ! !
The undersigned hasrju.st opened-at his old .
established -stand, in Franklin street, a lew.
doors sourh of the Court House, a new .a-j-orK
ment of iPystersoT the very linost- q'iMltly,
Beof, Cl(der,. , . . -r . .. . r r, u,
He. will also. furnish-a-saloon for the ladies,
so that they, too,, can. partake of this luxurious
edible, without annoyance. , .'. . .
By strict attention-to business, icndtcj, the
wants of his purchasers, the snbxeril.HT H.opes
to obtain a liberal share of public p!.ir..n-i.
" DAVID STARRER.
January G, 1848. - - -.r-t&- s
- .. .WATCHES, ' "
A good assortment of .Watches, tor H
reduced prices, by JOHN H v!EL:fc.
Stroudsburg, Jar:. 1. IS tG. ... "
Easfoai a-sid Miiovd .Mail .'iAm&i-
v -' - VIA S TR O L 5? H ( : R G
Passengers in this line will leav ibsspfl'
Hagenbuch's Inn, sign of ihe " Blacklllorse,"..
Easton, ever)' Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
passing through the following places, viz:'
Richmond, Centreville, ViIHzinsburg, DilU'
Feiry, Delaware Water Gap, Dtiiotsbnrg,.
Stroudsburg, Bushkill, and rDingrnati's Ferry,
and arrive in Milford the sarho day: -Distance.
60 miles. Returning, leave Saninel Dimmick'sc
Hotel, Milford, -every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, and arrive in Easton the same day.
Pare from Easton to Stroudsburg, SI 25
u )i " rk Milford, " 2 S7
N. B. All baggage at the risk of 'he owners.
- 1 WILLIAM DEAN,
Stroudsburg, June 3, 1847. . -Proprietor. V
. MANSION, HOUSE.' .:' -
- Mrs, Marsarel SiagScs
Begs-leave-respectfully to inform her oid friends
and the public generally that she has taken vibt? -.:
above1 establishment,, which ha been.' aurr 3f
now being, fitted up upon the mot approved
plan, for the accommodation of strangers and
travellers,
The long experience which she his had in
the business of keeping a hotel or public house,
in connection with-the favorable location ' and
commodiousness of the Mansion House, she;
ho pes will lafFord a sufficient guarantee to se-,
cure a liberal patronage. Person visiting town.,
on. bu'siness-or pleasure excursions, will find a
comfortable, .convenient and quiet home Ju-.
rors and others attending Court are invited m.
call, and satfsfy themselves. Stran'er from
the city, or elsewhere, who coulihpUii -p
ingsomo: time in the beautiful und -t-timr
lage.of Stroudsburg, will do w e 1 1 hj-tnn4i h,.
abovo house their, home during their-stay nets
in. short, all are fnvited to calf. "
Transfent and steady boarders, by' Uieda"
or week, accommodated upon, the most-reason-:,
'able terms. . . - --m ,
.BLANKS;- -'
The subscriber has on hand and offers for
sale, a superior assortment of blanks, viz:
Deeds, Mortgag-es. '
Executions, Summonses,'
Subpoenas, Bonds, c.
L. F. BARNES.
Milford, November, 4, 1847. '
docks.
From $1 50 to $6 50, for sale by
t. . JOHN H.MELICK. .
Stroudsburg, Aug. 13, 1846.
Good news for.tlie Aired. -
Spectacle Glasses filled to all ages anusilu. '.,
in Gold, Silver, German Silver and Steely
Frames, with cpnvex, concave, pcriscopie. blnff, ''
grey and green Glasses, to winch, he would tTft-
vite particular attention. No charge "or showing
Jheru. For sale cheap, at the Variety Store fi
. . JOHN. H. MELICK
St ro.urUhurg, January 1, 1846.
TOYS
A great variety of Toys on hand,, for sale k
cheap, at the Variety Store of : :
JOHN H. MEL'ICK.
Slroudshurg, panuary 1, 1846.
i SOAPS.
Fine scented JSoaps for washing, and sliav
-r-also'lh'e , celebraled.having crearn for srU t
cheapby " " JOHN Ih M EIbfe
StrouubTiTg,ranuarv rI846;
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For sale afTthis Ooelvffl
February 10, l848-6tV