The Hon. J. J. Critten6en being the Whig candidate for Governor of the State ot Ivonluck- ua, rpsifftied his seat in' the Senate, and departed from Washington for his home on "Wednesday of last week. The following is a literal extract fromNiles Register, 1)f September l'3th, 1834. See vol. 47, page 18: The fact is, that while his father, Major Cass, superintended the recruiting service in Delaware, 1792 1 800, for what we. Democrats styled the "provision eating army," he (the pres ent Gen. Cass) was the preceptor of the Oram mer School in Wilmington, and always appeared with A BLACK COCKADE in his hat." Governor Shunk has issued a writ for the exe cution of Langfeldt, the murderer, on the 20th of October. Old Zack's Army. The North American publishes the-following General Orders justissued from Head Quarters: GENERAL ORDERS. No. 1. Armt of Observation, ) East of the Rio Grande, y The people of the United States, now forra- .1 i"l 1 A " D rwf lug ne mranu ixnuy, u vuiujuui a i ctc auu preserve it when obtained, under the banner of General Zachary Taylor, are ordered to join this Army of Observation, by divisions of States. j The officers will, until further orders, beat every chappara! and drive out every guerilla from th Incofoco ambuscade, and parucularly guard the tpvcie trains which are passing and are much ftnosed to robbers. In between four and five months this duty will have been accomplished; then after an armistice, terminaiing on the 4th March next, the Army of Occupation will make Us head quarters al the White House. Z. TAYLOR, Major General People's Choice. Millard Fillmore, A. A. G. Mr. Clay. All at once the locofoco3 profess to feel the highest admiration for the services of Mr. Clay, and to be really grieved ihathe was not nomi nated at Philadelphia. Some of them are al most moved to tears. Miserable dissemblers ! 11 their lives long they have abused Mr. Clay, snd would rejoice in an opportunity to renew their malevolence. General Cass in South Carolina. It is said lhat the" members of the House of Reprecentatives from South Carolina declare open ly and positively that their state will not vote for Cass. They say that South Carolina Will vote for General Taylor, though he should be the nom inee of the Whigs: BILIOUS FE VER generally begins with yawn ing, stretching, pain in the bones, languor, giddiness, a swelling about the region of the stom ach, bijious vomiting, and other unpleasant symp toms. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are one of the best of medicines for the cure of Fevers, becaose tfrey purge from the body those morbid humors which are the cause of every malady incident to man. In cases of fever, from four to eight of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills should be taken every night, or, if the symptoms are violent, night and mourning. This plan, if properly carried out will, in a short time, subdue the most violent attack of fever ; at the same time,- the digestive organs will' be restor ed to a healthy tone, and health and vigor given to the whole frame. ,t Beware of Sugar Coated Counterfeits. Re member, that the original and only genuine Indian Vegetable Pills have the written signature of Wit,--lum Wright on the top label of each box. For sale by George H. Miller, who is the only authorized agent for Stroudsburg ; see advertise ment for other agencies in another column. Office and general depot, 169'Bace si. Phii'a. Dr. Townsend's Compound Extract of SARSAPARILLA, For sale at the HAT & CAP STORE of FRANCIS S. PAUL!. Stroudsburg, June 22, 1848. To the Voters of Monroe county. Fellow Citizens Encouraged by numerous friends, I offer myself as a candidate for the of iice of Protlionotary and Clerk of the several Courts of Monroe county, at the approaching general'election. Should 1 be so fortunate as to receive a ma jority of your suffrages, I pledge myself to dis charge the duties of said offices wiih fidelity, nersnnnlltr imnfirii.lf. nnil In llm Ii! rf mu ability. RefPMffuJIy, your hunIe servant, ' M. H. JRE HER. Stroudsburg, June 32, I8s8. CHEAP CJLOTIIING vTOE. D. SCHLEGEL, has otr hand, ai his ? ahlishmenl in Elizaheth street a few iloors below J. JCuechl's botel.a large and well e lecied stock p( coihiug of all 4'ariettes. As he wishes to discontinue the businew he is anx ious to dispose of his entire mock, si the very lowest prices, for cash, ur three months credn ith approved security. All articles in hif line of business , may be obtained ,20 per cent, cheaper than elsewhere, and it. is the interei oi all purchasers io glre him a cH, Stroudsburg, June 84 1848.--3I, ' Tenders of Merchandize. Names of persons engaged in ihe rending and disposing; of Goods, Wares and Mercian dize, within ibe County of Monroe, .Pal for ihe year A. D. 1848, as assessed and classified by the undersigned, duly appointed appraiser o mercantile taxes in said County, for the year A. D. -1843. ........ class, license Chemuthill township. Lewis Sox, ltqaor 1,4 $10 50 Charles Brodhead, liquor 14 10 50 Patrick Daily, liquor 14 10 50 H. D. & J. K. Shafer, liquor 14 10 50 Hamilton towhihip. Jacob H. Fetherman, 13 10 00. John Marsh & Brother, liquor 13 15 00 Charles Savior, liquor 14" 10 50 George B. Keller, liquor 14 10 50 " . - 14 10 50 Middle Smithfield, Tsp. Miller & Mackey, 14 . 7 00 Polk tow?isliip. I i Philip Kresge, liquor .14 10 50 Peter G. Gunkle, liouor . U 1 10 50 Pocono townshvti. f Henry Kin'z. liquor 14 io 50 Adam S. Edinger, liquor 14 10 50 Jacob StaUffer, liquor ,14 10; 50 Samuel Meyer, liquor 14 " 10 50 Price township Morgan & Brown 14. 7 00 Ross township. Joseph Hawk, liquor ' '14 10 50 Joseph Johnson, liquor 14 10 50 Smithfield township. Henry Peters, Jr. & Co. 14,. 7 00 John Lander. 14 7 00 C. R. & J. V. Wilson 14 7 00 Joseph Zimmerman, liquor 14 10 50 Daniel Zimmerman, liquor 14 10 50 Bell & Brother 14 7 00 Brodhead & Brothers, liquor 14 10 50 Stroud township. Brackley & White, 14 7 00 Borough of Stroudsburg. Samuel Stokes, 14 7 00 Charles Boys, , 14 7 00 George Malvin & Co. 14 7 00 George H Miller. 14 7 00 Stogdell Stokes & Son. 14 7 00 John H Mellick, 14 7 00 Wallace & Willerup 14 7 00 Robert Huston, liquor 14 10 50 Robert Boys, 14 7 00 Stokes & Staples, A 7 00 An appeal will be held al the Commission' ers Office in the borough of Strondsburg, on Tuesday the 1 1th day of July next, at which lime and place all interested may attend. M. H. DREHER, Appraiser of Mercantile Taxes. June 22, 1848 , To the Free and Independent Electors OF MONROE COUNTY. Fellow-Citizens: Almost three years have now expired since you (lid me the honor to elect me to the offices of Register and Recorder of this County. Having, to the best of knowl edge, faithfully and impartially performed my official dutie; and as I have received many en couragements from my numerous friends in dif ferent parts of the County, I 'therefore take the liberty of again offering mys'elf as a can didate for the same offices, at the ensuing general election'. Should I be so fortunate as to be re-elected, 1 will perform the duties in cumbent upon me, (to the best of my ability) personally, faithfully, and if possible, to' your entire Etisfacuon. With sentiments of respect, I remain your public servant. SAMUEL REES, Jr! Stroudsburg, June 8, 1848 -te. REGISTER'S NOTICE.' Notice is hereby given to afl legatees amd other persons interested in the estate of ihe re spective decetidenis and minors, thit the admin istration accounts of the following estates have been fried in the office of the Register of Mon roe county, and wilf be presentsd for confirma noiktarid allowance to the Orphan's Court, to rie held at Stroudsburg, in and for the aforesaid county, on Monday' the 10h day of July nex, at 10" o'clock a. st. The first and final account of Tfibihas W. Rhodes, Administrator of the estate of Mary Keller1,- late of Stroud townslii'p, deceased. The final account of George Shafer arid Ja cob Wilharts,' Administrators of the es'tate of Goerge Shafer, laieoT Hamilton township, de ceased. The account of James H. Sirbud', one of the Executors of the last Will and Testament of Daniel Stroud, late of Strdudsburg, deceased. The final account of Abraham Depuy and Daniel Depuy, Administrators of the estate of Aaron Depuy ,late of Smithfield towrisbip, de ceased; (by Abraham Depuy, one of said Ad:- ininisirators The fjrst account of Michael Walter, Exec utor, of the last Will and Testament of George Walter, late of Smithfield township, deceased. The account. of Charles Boys and Samuel Boys, Administrators of the estate of James Boys, late of Stroud township, deceased. The account of Daniel Andrew, Guardian of fcue.cc& Heffelfinger, one of the daughters of J)ayid jHnelfinger, ute F Koss township, de- cflBseo1 . -The sceount f Ed ward-Storm and Samuel Shafer, Admifiiatraors of the estateof George- Hood laie of .CbetniilJuir township, deceased'. ' gAMUBL Jr. Register. Resia'ps Pflto JSupydsburg;, J , Jury List--July Term, 1848 i GRAND JURORS. 1 Henry Silfus, Rdss. 2 David Heller, Price. 3 Joseph Gruber, Pollr. . ' 4 Franklin Starbird,- Stroud. 5 Francis Mange, Price. 6 William Wiiuemute, Stroud. 7 Joseph lieckman, Pococo. 8 John Roads, Price. , t , -9. Leonard partron, Smitbtield. 10 Villiam Long, Jr.. Pricey , 11 James Van Buykirk, Stroud. 12" Edward Engler, oas. 13 Levi Strouse, Stroud. 14 James Andre, " , 15 Jacob W. Singer. Jackson. 16 John Turn, Sen., M, SrajthfielS: 17 William Clements, Stroud. 18 John Frankenfield,' 19 Adam Weiss, ChestnulhiH. 20 Samuel Boys, Stroud. 21 Daniel Jayne, " 22 William Smahl, Ross.' ' - 23 John S. Fisher, Polk: 24 David Edinger, Hamilton? m . PETIT, UlipR$ , sltt 1 Henry Deitrlch. Hamilton., 2 Michael Ransberry, Stroud. - ; 3 Jesse Weiss, Hamilton. f ' 4 John Overpck, ' , 5 Henry Smith, Rosb.' , 6 Jacob Henry, Pqcono." ; 7 William Row, Stroud. .. 14 3 Barnet Kresge, Jackson. 9 Peter Kester, Hamilton'. 10 Dawalt Fisher, Polk. . 11, Washington Winters, Tobyhahha!.' 12 Peter Remel, Ross. 13 Aaron Dcpue, Smithfield 14 George V. Bush, " . ' 15 Alfred Drake, Stroud 16 David Kresge, Chestriuthill 17 Daniel Brown, " 18 Andrew Wbodling, Price 19 Thomas Patterson, Pocono 20 Peter Merwine,5r., Tobyhanna 21 Jacob Miller, AL Smithfield 22 Peter Butts, Jackson 23 Jacob A. Shaffer, Chestnuthill 24 Samuel Shick, Pocono t 25 Timothy Vanwhy, M. Smithfield 26 Barney Decker, " 27 Adam H. Franiz, Ross 28 George M. Michael, M. Smithfield 29 Phillip Shaffer,' J.rfM. Stroud 30 Thomas Miller, r"qcono , 31 Manassah Miller, Pocono 32 Simon G ruber, Coqlbaugh 33 Jacob Peesecker, Price 34 Daniel Daily, Stroud 35 John Bush, Stroud , 36 Philip Oyer, Coolbaugh , 37 George Ruth, Hamilton " .1 38 James Hallet, Stroud - . , 39 Andrew Storm, IJamilton. , ' . 40 Joseph Frable, Robs . ' " " 41 Depue S. Miller, Stroud ' . 42 Charles Houser, , Toby h an tie. ; ' 43 John Dotter, Polk 44 Peter Kqnz, Smithfield3- : ' 5 George Flight, Ross', 46 Adam K'esier,' Hamilton 47 Henry Fenner . " - t . . , . 48 HenVy 0?erfieltl, M. Smithfield C ACTION. Whereas my wife Catharine, has without any reasonable, cause or provocation left mj bed and boafcf: all prsons. are hereby cau tioned not to harbor or trust her on my account as I will pay no debts of her co"nfracfing t CHARLES F0NK. j8.-3t. t . AUDITOR'S NOTICE. In the matter of the estate of George Stull late of Tobyhanna township, Monroe county, deceased. , The undersigned having been' appointed Au ditor by the Orphans' Court of MonVoe county, to make distribution of the fund in the hands of John Elliott arid Ab'safom ET. Stull. Admin- isirators 6f said estate, to' andamong the cred itors of said deceased will attend to the duties of his appointment on Monday the 3d day of July next, al 10 o'clock, a. m at the house of David Kellerin the Borough of Stroudsburg, when and where all persons interested are re quested to present their claim's or be debarred from coming in for a share of said fund. , Wjh DAVIS", Auditor. Stroudsburg', June 7, 1848'. Thos. A. Boyd. Morris R. Stroud' BOYD & STROUD, x SUCCESSORS TO v . ALEX. READ ( Importers of & Dealers in China, Glass &, Q!ncensware, Four doors below the Merchants' Hotdl, PHILiA DELPHI A. January 20, l'848.--.6m. Fine PeW-Kmvetf and Kazoi.- A good assortment, for sale low, by , , JOHN H. ME LICK. . Stroudsburg, January 1, 1848. AGENTS WANTED;. To canvass for some New and Popular Works, in every County throughout the United States. To Agents, the most liberal encour agement is offered with a small capital nf from $25 to $100. A chance is offered, whereby an Agent can make from $10 to $25 per week, for further particulars, addres (po-i paid,) wivr. At leMy, No; 1'58 North Second Street, Philadelphia'. Apr ili 6; 184S 3mi ? . New and Cheap Hardware, Cutlery and Tool Store. S04JTHEEST CORNER OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE; EASTON. T6 COUNtRV DfJAJSIiS AND d'l'HERS IN WANT OF HARDWARE:, WILLIAM ELWELL . having Purchased the stock of P, W. Noble, intends keeping at the abotre standf a full 8ortmeot of Hardaie, Cutlery and Tooli df alj;kinds Hhaajusi received an J will contin'Ub, to keep (oraale at Jow prices, sjiid . on liberal terms, a.large, full, apd 4 complete assortment of American aqd r3nglish shelf and, heavy Hardware. Purchasers are respectfully invited to ex amine his stock, consisting in part of the following articles: For Merchants. graces and Bits, iron Braces Carpenter's, planes and plows Shingling and lath hatchets Glue and i Glue .kettles , . ?. Iron and steel squares. Bevels Guages, Ine irons. Awls Screw drtvers, Auger Bits. Firmer and mortice chisels Files, and raspsj pincers., t;. Brick ana Plastering Trowels Masons' and Chalk, Lines Carriage springs, Iron axes Sand and Qil. stones. . Shoe thread, coopers tools, &c. For A complete lot i i iuks, wiin.uiiietciii, nuuua Thumb and dr9p latches .. ,H English knob and closet, locks , Iron & brass shutter fastenings Sash springs, .sash cord Window fasteners . i Frame and scre.w Pollies ,.; Wood screws, and. Clput lails Brad?, Tacks, inisning Nails Gut and wrought N.ajis v Strap and, Table. lfingstl , Blind Hinges, Iron Castors Horse Nails Fdr ihfe Piiljlic (legally.; Table and Tea kuivea and fork. Pen and pocket knives, scissors and. shears,' Wade and Butchers and Roger's razdrsj Chapman's Magic Razor Strop . Iron, German silver and pfated Tea spoonaj German silver and Plated butter knives, Japand gothic Waiters and Bread trays, - Snuffers and trays. Coffee mills, , . , . Shovels and, tpngs, Coal hods and sifters? Brass and plated stair rods. Lamps and Candlesticks of all kinds Japand spittoons. Tea cannisters, Powder flasks and shot belts, . Curriers knives. Butcher's saws.' , ; The attention of Farmers is pafticiilarly Easton, April 20, 1848. 6m. BLANKS. , The subscriber has on baud and offers for sale, a superior assortment of blanks, viz: Deedsi Executions,' summonses, Bontls, c., itias;' . , j . L. F. BARNES. Milford, November, 4, 1847. w - It. & E. B. EililiREB, Attorneys' wid CbuHsellofs at Law, I MILFORD, PIKE COUNTY, PA. Will attend promptly to all business entrusted to their carcj, Office opposite the Presbyterian Church, on Broad sir.eet.,, February 10, 1848.-ly. Administrator's Notice. - t Whereas letters of administration to the es tate Qf Ferdinand Kleiber,' late of Milford," Pike county, deceased, have been granted to the sub scriber : .all persons indebted to said estate are requested tcrmake immediate jiayment and those haying claims 'against the same, wil( present them duly authenticated for settlement, to . , , , JAMES Sb WALLACE, Adra'or. Milford, 8 June, ig48.--6t. ; BiSIIOP & SPEIUffG, COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 14 New Washington Market, And 55 West Broadway, t . P - . , , . . DEALERS IN , Butter Cficese, JESrs,' Pork, Poultry and Game. . Liberal advances made on Country Produce. Storage at reduced prices. May 18, 1848 3m i f ,r- - W iJJS GREAT WATIOWAI. WOKK. A History off the Revolution and Lives of the Heroes off the War of Independence, BY CHARLES J. PETERSON. An elegant volume with 18 fine Steel Plates, snd nearly 200 beauutui wood Engianngsi "This is a splendid book. A' valuable ad dition to the Historic Literature of our country We are much mistaken if it does not take rank with the-worksof Irving" and Prescott." Tank- ford Hearpld. It surpasses afhy similar work yet offered to the Americafi public." NeaVs Gazette. "It may. be properly considered a popularised Military History of the Revolution, , exir'emely well and judicious writlen.y i. American. The present work on the Revolution' and its Heroes, is superior, both in extent and design to any that has heretofore come under our no tice." thq. . . A well connected History of that everitfQl' period, Ledger. 'Decidly jhe best popular History of the War of the Revolution and its Heroes, lhat has yef been given to the country." Saturday Evening Tost. AGENTS WANTED to canvass for the above elegant Work, id every coiiriiy and town in the United Stales, to whom the most libera inducements, will be offered. Price only $3. Address (post-paid) WM. A. LEARY. No. 158 North Second St. May 25', 1848. 3m. Philadelpa, BL&NK MORTGAGES For sale a1f this4 From $1 50! fo Q 50, for nale by John h. memckv SlrdUdsliurg, Aug. 13, 1846. BLANK DTEEtf& For sale at this' Q'Moti: For BeJildcrs. of American door J: is ' l $hqvels..aqd Spades Haj: and Mahure Fork":i Spade and ork handled Crnw barss bick atK Grub and bps hoes, bush hooks Buck,sqgtf. mill & hand saws Salters' spring balance, & steel yards. v fellows, sieved,,, jOitipS. . . Haltersj .trace and log chams( Grain, grass, jincj bush, scytrjed H,or,se brushes, cards arid cpmbii Sleigh, house, and hand bells Chopping axes, c &c Poor scrapers and door kfjockers; Coach wrenches and bed keys,' Mouse and, rat. traps;.. e Paijs and! wash boards, , j , jong, and short; handle Frjirig panin Brass kettles, Enamntelled saucepans, patent qetal tea kettles and boilers. Grid Irons, Basting spoons arjd ladles,' Flesh forks, kirhmers,- fiat irons, Choppers and Mincing; knives, Chest, till, trunk, and Bid lock's. , Axe lilveE, chisel handles, mallets, etc. Malleable Iron, Hub Bands, Carriage springs; wagon boxes, iron axles, &c. called to his stock of farming implements. Farmers. New York & Erie Rail-Hd StJItliTIR ARRAYEMEITS. x2 "-' 3 From May 1, 1848 until further notice. . . FOR PASSENGERS L'eave NEW-Yist&f from- the fool of Duane Street, ar 7 o'clock, K. Ji. and 4 o'clock, P. if. for Piermnt, Blai5velt ville, Clarksio.wn, Spring Valley, .MonseySknY apot Monroe Works, Turners, Monroe, Oafwrd Chester, Gpshen, New tfamnton, MiddiwowiiV Howells, Otisville. and Port Jprvis. 4Fqr New York and intermediate places feava PORT JBRVI5 at 6 A-M,.,anA at 3 p. .,-6ti-ville at 6 35 A. M and 3 3 p. m., Mittetbowu at 7 A. M., and 4 p. ii., Goshen at 7 2Qr a. m. and 4 20 p. M., Chester at 7 1-2 a. m., and 4 1-2 p. si. , Uj3 All baggage at the risk of the. owner,. unless put .fn charge of the Baggage blaster?.' Fifty hi of perspnal bagage allowed to eacte passenger. No Freight taken by the Passenger trains. . , FOR FREIGHT Leave New York at 5 iclo'ck p. m., per Barges Samuel iIarsh, Henrj Suydam jr. and Dunkirk. Leave. Port'Jervis at fl A. 21., Otisville at SO L m., .iiliddletewu-' at 1 1 a', m'., Goshen at 12 M. and' Chester aV 12? 1-2 M. MILK will be taken morning and evening by trains running expressly for thaipurpbW. H. C. SEYMOUR, SBpt - Piermont, May 4, 1848. if. . .. ACADEMY. The Spring Session of the Stroudsburg Acad emy will open on Monday the 17th inst., when Reading, Writing and Arithmetic will be taught for $2 per quarter of 12 weeks. Gram mar and Geography, with the use of the glohes and maps, $2,50 Algebra, Astronomy, Bot-' ony, Mensuration, Book-keeping, Philoso phyv&c. $3. iBeginners in Latin and Grerk for $3,50. All pupils charged frotii the time they enter un til the end of the quarlef, except in, cases of s'ick- ness. The principal hopes by properly and sea sonably imparling instruction to the young, pa tient endurance in moral training', and unwea ried' diligence in the various branches of his" profession, to' merit and obtain that pntronage and support which the arduous duties of an in structor demand. , THOMAS j&fcfeRIS, , Stroudsburg. April 6, 1848. Principal. INVAIitABLE FAMILY COMPANION;, Six Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases of the Heart, and all Female Diseases, 234 pa,ges, 28; engravings. Papfer 50 cts. ; bound 75? cts, Mail to any pari postage 9 1-2 cts. bhoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, $2. Mail to a'ny part, $0 cts. postafe. Inhaline i uubs, ouver, $d, oy man, letter postag. Abdominal Supporters, perfect, $8 to' $10, for all Ruptures, Falling of the Bowels and Womb; arid Weak Brack and Chest ? seiii ov Exprelff everywhere. For Braces or Supporter 910 Rupture Supporters, giye height from heki ut fool, and circumference nf pion next th'e sur face, just afiote the hips. If Rupture, mention whifih side. Agents Wanted for the afe, of tha! above goods. Address Dr. S. S. Flf CH, 707 Broadway, New York, post paid. iYiafcri lfj, 184H.-ly. To whom it msif coiicernJ Notice is hereby given that iny wife Jtfaiy hai without any cause dr provocation htft my" bed and board, and all persons are cautioned! not 10, trust or harbor her on my accquni, a t will not pay any debts of her contractinq.. NICHOLAS BOSLERV iMilfqidi Jfay 25; 1848; ' Vi v--
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