16011 .1UU JlftrsiSS tOMKJSrV. The subscriber talcos this method of informing the rmblic generally, and, mil- i1 lens and farmers especially, that having tturehascd of Mr. Samuel Havden. lato . .i c-, n .t proprietor 01 cue owouasuurg i-ounury, all Ins Patterns and fixtures, he has re- moved the same to his Foundry in Tan- nersvilic, Mqnroe co., L'a., atfil having in- creased the machinery of the establish- ment, he is prepared to execute all oi ders in his line of business, in the best manner and ,with despatch ajidthereforc i-espectfuU: solicit the patronage of the public, lie wall manufacture, cast ,aiid wrought iron work .of all descriptions', in cluding Ulill Gcarisig', ' for flour and. other mills, mill screws, bark'and corn mills, together with cast ings of every description turned and "fit ted up in the best possible manner. As particular care will be taken to-employ nono but the best workmen, and no puins will be spared, lie feels confident of be ing able ttf give general satisfaction.' Al so ' made to order. BR'iVSS CASTING'S;.' such as spindle steps, sltaft and gu'dgeon 3oCS,'&c., will be anade to order. Old copper and 13rass taken in exchange- at the highest price- Patterns made to or der. Thrcshvtg machines and Tlorsc Pou ers of the most approved construction,1 will be furnished' to rder at the' storte' no tice. . . ' of all kinds, for coal or wood, cook stoves ve., on hand or made to order, lor sale wholesaleorrctail.. , : : :r:?I V LO W S. of the mostapproVed plan will b'e kept on liand, and every variety of. plow, castings on hand and for sale. 153s Wrought iron mill work will be done on the most reasonable terms; H-he best kind of sled'shoes and polished wa gon boxes and hollow ware will alwa3-s be kept on hand JACOB STOUFFER January 1 , lS52.-ly Cure of Consumption. L.iccr Complaint. Colds, Coughs. Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Throat and Lung Com plaints. - 1 have published a brief work on Consum ption, which contains an invaluable reripe forlhe cureof.ihese prevalent diseases, even in their worst stages, when.JYiends.and phy A.cians' have given up all hope. The Lung halsam prescribed in this work Cireswjihout l.be expensive aid of physicians or injurious iise of patent medicines. In adopting this Sys tem of Cure the patient knows xchat lie is us ing kniws that lie is not shortenning his pays by the use of anodynes- or mercurials, whn.li may seem to Jieltcee but never Cure, Lin knows when using this Life savi?ig Bal- sam, tnai he is taking nuld, pleasant, ellica- we are satirieu mere wouui oe less sick 1 1. ins remedies, such as Nature prescribes ness, as from the stomach, liver, and nervous tor lhe ills her children suffer. The ingredi- j system the great majority of real and lmagi futs composing this Lung Balsam are obtain- J nary diseases emanate. Have them in a ulile (cheaply too.) wherever consumption healthy condition, and you can bid defiance exists, proving lhat Jveryill lias its antidote Joi,sumptire patients may Ilelyon this receipt (all Lung Complaints are removed by its use) 1 would not attach my name to it, had 1 duupl of its efficacy. The directions for prepaiing and tibing the Balsam are perfectly plain. 1 prefer selling the Recipe to making Jlie Balsam, as it enables people to Make their own Medicine at a Trifling Cost. 1 wil imparl the secret of making lhe Balsam, and the Family right to use it, for-Sl,'but in uo case will J sell it for speculating purposes. Proof of its Goodness. Jackson, Mich. MarchUl, 1851. Dort. S.TOUSEY Sir: You wished me to let you know what effect your preparation of Medicine for Consumption and other, dis eases had in my family. After the first ten days my wife gained in weight 3 lbs, relieved her cough, changed her countenance, arid all appearances were better. My family would not be willing to do without it. It is amed jcinemurh needed in Jackson there is many -ases simular to my wife's. The Rev Mr. "Blanc-hard will write you for a recipe. Res pectfully yours. O. F. POOL. Address, post paid, (enclosing 1.) Dr. S. TOUSEY, 106 Nassau street, New York. The work goes by mail under seal. . r.r . October 7, 1851-Cm - .. - Country Produce. Butter, eggs, &c. taken in exchange for any goods iu iny line of business. SAMUEL MELIGK. 1 . Philadelphia Typo Foundry, . JVb. 8, Pear street, Near the Exchange, PHILADELPHIA. THE Subscriber having" made'great im provements in his method of cas'ting lype and wiiicing .of.metala, and had a thorough revision of his matrices, the faces of which -ate no't ex celled, in beauty and regularly pf cut.'by any in the country; flatters himself that by a strict personal attention to business, and employing, none but the most skilful workmen, he is en abled to offer J A Superior Article, al greatly reduced Price's He is constantly adding to his slock ail-that is new from the best workmen of this and oth er countries, and haung lately procured iroin Europe, a great variety of NEW FACES and ORNAMENTS, sulicils the attention of Printers thereto. Specimens will be sentto thoseiwishing to order. Presses, Chases, Cases, Ink, Stands, Gal leys, Brass Rule, and every other article nee ded to furnish a complete Printing Office, supplied at the shortest notice. GERMAN BOOK AND JOB TVPK. Ul tne newest siyie ana ot ail sizes. careiuiiA .put up in fonts ol correct proportion. i . i ..t ivit rite AljUAAINDfcK RUJL5B, Manuary 10, 1852 ly. OLD DR. JACpB TOWNSEWD'S" SARSAPAEILLAiT A fresh supply of the above alrifjle, jus received, and. for ,sale at this Olfice, by stroudsburg, June 1, tiff 33K: COMPLAINT, JaiuuUc.'DVjJpdsiisi'zs, CE-rqaic or II eV x' o us ' E e 5) i ! i t r 2 t seas os theliSttiieys, o ii.l nil rli.'nrK'ms - .ri W r-nin rt icn rr? f raA Liver-oVStomalh,suchas h-cWstipatfori, j-ward piles, fullness or blood to the head, ! acidity of the stomach,, nausea, heartburn, I diigust for food, fullness, .or weight in the Iacb..sour,eruclations, sinking or flutter- at '.the pit of the sinuiarh, swimming of i r I I j:T? 1. i '..' iJ... SVUUHll IJ I. ins , - , , , jed an(1 difficult breathing, Hut ler:nT at the heart, chukins or suffocatiiug . sensations when in a lyin posture, dirtiness , ol vision, dots or webs uemre the signt,,ie- i ver a"'J dull pain in the. head, deficiency or perspiration, yeljownessof ibc.skjn &, ayes, pain in the side, back, rhestj ,hinpsv A:t sud den (lusiies of heat', burning in.the llesh, con stant imaginings oi" evil iuiolgreadepression of spirils, can be effectually, cured by, ' j Dr. Ilonfland's celebrated G,enm(6)iJ3Ulcrs I'HEl'ARIiU V 1 -i " Ir C Mi IButiksoii, ' al the German Medicine Store, 2o Are'll st. Philadelphia. Tlieir fjinver over the'abuve diseases is 'h'oi' excelled If ! eqUallc'd-7-by any other preparation in, the United States, as the cures attest, in many cases after s'kil- Till nil 11 c ip ii ni Inil -l:iilpri ' These Bitters are ''worthy tWattentibri of invalids. Possessing great virtues hi the'rec- tification of diseasesYif the Liver hhd lesser ov.rt.mn ilrn'mnei 'ipn'ri-l.-Si, ,., H 12,; :.: ? I ers in live organs, tiiey are "withal, safe, certain and pleasant. ' ' Head uud be Convinced. From the Boston Bc.: ,. The editor said, Dec. 2-2nd-Dr flpnjlimrs celebrated German Jjiltcj's jvr J he cure.ofiLi- ver complaint, jaundice,..tly.spep.'jia, chronic or nervous debility, is deservedly oijq oHthe most pupularnniedicjnes.pftlie day. These nilters have t;eun;useu uy.mousauAJs, ana a friend at our elbow, says he has himself; re ceived an effectual and permanent cure of Liver complaint Irotn the use.ol this remedy dy. se Rth We are convinced that, in the use jd these Bitters, the patient constantly gains strength audigor a (act worthy ol great considera tion. They are pleasant in table and smell and can be used by persons with the most delicate stomachs with safety, under any, cir cumstances. We are, speaking from experi .ence,vTndtiithe7nillH:ted we advise their .use 'Scott-'? Weekly; one ol the Pest, .Liter ary papers published, saiJ, Aiij. 25 'Dr. IluVJldnd's German Bitter?, vmanufac turcdyr. Jackson, are now iecroihmenued bv some ofthe' rntfst prominent members of the laculiyjaSfan :ariticleoIsmuc,h! efficacy in .cases ol demale,, weakness. ..As such ts lhe case, .we would advise all mothers to obtain utary eliect thev have upon weeu sy&tems f ' ' S5ri o re" E vidcii cc. y -- . -' , ' ThcJIon. C. D. llineline, Mayor of the City. of Camden,. N. J., says': . ; ' lloojldnd's German . Jificr's.--)Ve have seen many flattering notices oft.his.hiedicine', and the source from vthic'h they c'anie induced us to make inquiry respecting its merits. From inquiry we were perstiiided to ueit, and must say ;wn found u.peritic in US' a'c lion upon disease of the lier .and "digestive organs, and the powerful 'influence it exerts Upon nervous prostration is really surprising. It cairns and' strengthens the nerves, bringing- them into a stale of repose, making sleep relreshing. If this medidine was more generally used to epideniics generally. This extraordinary medicine "we would advise our.-.frie'nds who are at all indisposed, to give a tilal jt will recommend-itself. U should, in lact, be in every .family. No other medicine can pro duce such evidences of. merit." Evidence upon evidence has been receiv ed (like the loregoing) from all sections of the Union, the lasl threeyears, and the strong est testimony in its favor, is, thai there is more of Ujused.in the practice of lhe:regulur Physicians o'f'Phiia'delphiaJ- than' all other nostrums conbined, -a fact that can eaisily.be established, and fully proving that .a.scien tific preperation will meet with "their quiet approval when piemen led -even -in ihis form. . lhat this medicine ajii cure Liver Com plaint and, Dyspepsia, ,uo nne.can doubt after psing'it .asjdirected. It acts specifically up on llie stomach and. liver ;. it, is. preferable ,to calomel hiMll.jilwii? .discases-xhii ..zfccv s female or infant with safety ahd.reliable ben- em. ai any me. .- , , I Look well- to Ahe marls of. the genuine. Tliey have the wrj'tien s'jgnafuie. ol . C. M,. ! JAClvSOIN upon the wiapper, and'his name qlown in tlie bpttle, ivithoul irfijch they are spurious. Fn-,sale'Vhf)lesale,a'hd"Reiail at the'e;--man Medicine Store, No. 120 Arch 'Street, one door lielow, DlhhiladelphTairantliblegpec table dealers generally through. the country. Prices reduced. To enable "all classe-s of invalids lo enjoV the 'advantages oi their great restoratiie powers;- ' ' ' -,' Singtc'Boltle 75 cents. ' ' ' '- For sale byiSrARBruD & Vauiaae. Strouds- tin rn Pa. Aug. i3, 1852. ly. ""'oi nuian (Suceu-ijcitel, Elizabeth St., 'STitOuosBUric,' Pa. , .ui mm. ' i : i ' ' .' 'lr. ti' .; I ue unuersigueu resjjeciiuuy in forms his. friends and the'public gener ally, thai he lias taken tlje aboye'llotel, known lo the. travelling cpmmunily..a"s 'Shive lys 0df Stand," arid jrecentjy kept'bj.,0eo SwarijWOQd. ' -, , t .-- - ,, s,j ' ,,h'" The .house, i larse,' jvitji ever cohv'eniericb for travellers arid boarders- The vards and s.tabling. are extensive, ,and every thing in the very best order lor the ac comodation of travellers and others. The proprietor will use every effort to have his table, chambers, bar. and eery dgpart--merit of his house conducted in surh ainanr ner.as lp.secure,ihe approbation of his custo mers. The Stage office for t.he.,Easton, M. Ciunk, Wilkes-Barre. White Haven arid Providence stages will hereafter be at the above Hotel." Persons wishing to go or send with the a bove .stagesj wijl please, .leave their orders at the Indian Queen Hotel. These lines leave this, Hotel, every 'Mori day, Wednesday, and Friday morning 'at 7 o'clock. . :4prjl j,.,i850. Proprietor. JLe:uS unci Iron Eipc A general supply of Lead and Iron Pipe of j ell sizes, on hand Jal .fll limes? -and for sale ' .... n;r''.nv a. j a m n t 7.1 . of a MJtuevana uius sae ineuiienes niuqnsici;- :iurS; liucrctia Wells. yo'iUltristie st:: ... ,. .. J 1 " ness. Persons ot dobihluied constitutions -T. S l?,,.. . io -nlA,. ,oAf . AV it SOS56aJ"S7 JLJIIKI iJlTftUa IS. ; J will lindljese Hitters ad vaqtageous to, ihejr . Youiiirs, To" Walnut sf.y know the value of recent Act of Congress it is neaiin. as we Know iroin experience me sai- ' s . . ! . . ' . Ti,.,t nCi,o our..;,.; r ii,a i,i. 1 Tttld ,v rAlf- 1 rfl-r-' " . k, l uiu i. i i t wi inv, oui vi iiii ui niv viuitr ' tJC Easion, J I7;f iSoli--iy'.-" tji&o nisiug 'jttiuou' L4?2t? Cohsumptioii, :paiiZn thcidgfand 'Bronchitis, and? all flisoases of 'the jthroatj lungs, -and liycr cured, by Sher-Jman'All-lIealing Balsam. JRAISlNG-flLOOD-& CONSUMPTION, , ur.-iuviic, jjuwaeiy m attached With vaisingWood, iotfowed by t Jl .' -' ' " . I.. J.l. r3n nvirl i 7t flirt Vi MivMiiic, liuiderV in Broofcyn, was sua s.v.mutoins of consumption. He em f J Joyed, two of the best -physicians: thoy ;Ui(Qlim llQ 00d, aud?tpd him he cond-l .., ' ' Boai-ins- ofi the .Hvonderful. cures. por - ' ' '-night invcau, Jismma, w hoopingkc0iigiiv 'v 'paYpitathri oJ'tliehdHLii'crmxiMnU f5rriifiJwShcl-mab!aWSamh'e sent at.ir""'-'l"lV '"uu -HWB ir ill Li i i.u!i iwus'i.-urui s.J 'si 2n i knives and forks, hoes, rakes,, forks, shovels, Pi"", plane'bft's, cast ste'e'l ' savs, Tiin,roel;yaiidbU bottle; it opetatqd. triisels;.hatchets augers, trying- tnd -'leve, like a.qharniy stopped; the -bleeding 'nd nice a-fiiuiniiy- Jy;oppea: uw.Dic.eamg na ! couirh ! Before he had.' taken one bottle lie waliable to be,abut?KrsT'wqi:k.' It had saved his life. Hi& daughter, residing at, l27Lyatloi.enuercanIattest it. "Miss 'lin THasfofi; of ilfi&JBsV' living in lentn, That she. : hacking cousrh., and rjaiuin the chest, for lQllg time, Ayhich. at last become, so bad Uh iiMn w:Vn' n W.Wnnl o-" -. r for more than a- yean i.-Slie then com- jwhich'soon'alleviatedlier symptoms, She is now fast Vecoveriug, 'aridhas Tb- . . . ,r i . i I sumed her laborious occupation as a tcach - - - CI'., ..a. ... s , . K.ycars.Mr. John. O'-Neil, 10th ave - ,-imeaud 21st street, suftlercd W.i.th a cough, raisin r of nhlesm.i and' Tiaih ins'his side. I rfTe:'fjo'Ula efr no ' relief iil he triedthci AU.TTfinlinn.1?f,lss,-m whrnltdrov6 'tlifinnin frdni bis1 sde. allayed the cough, andVjl'n. "T.imUr hnd all fcinrl:-oT CnniiiVv brought the disoasy-JpnthSurfaceid bofqre he had taA'eii three jb.ottles, was. i entirely cured. ' i r.-L. ai i ii.. f-"..-r'c.xi. ; v J.1 entirely ;PLBUllIS'Y AND QOS SUMP.TiON. Mrs. Baggas, ,a lady apw.ards.of 70j,re r q a 'cTi; ff- 4 a uc. foc iaing cb bhoTitt"street, has tor.years been . t sic subject "lo iittaci's of Pleurisy, liaising df'Blbod, sevcr6 Couffh'; Shortness of Breath, Pain in her Head a'rid: varibsu ' j parts-of Jier-body;. iIIqr friends believed ' i past 'recovery-. The AllHealing Balsam ' ; relieved her '"hi once ol' all her alarihing I s'ymptoins, and now she is able to attend i to"her work. ' 1 : : ' 1 !,...... t - ' A'STHMlA 'AND WHOOPING COUGH. ' tAsk' to 'shcrnian's'-'An-l-IeaW Bal- i . . , . i ... i i ' sam and - ce ihafe his written 'signature is .no"c.-mS8;,onear musicians, or pri-. b admirabIe Jourml. We do not consid Z w 1 m?fln ' ""5" fi0nature is ( yateSi u, ielher o regul vo pg. , beneath on e.iLn noetic. ers or militia, who performed military ser- ..i... r n..: . i ...u . .i.;i. :. JPi ice '2o- cent and'Sl per;bcttle. 'Dr. Slierman's Worm and Cough Lozen- gesfor i . , : . n i SaiC ul tills OmCe. IMay'S, 151. . . j A 8,itclary Psapor-fbr Hie People. , : .-.-TfrCC- FQOK TRADE " A'-Mon tldv Record, tfl Publications and ji limy. Kccora oj ieu publications o L : Literary Adoerttser, j at a- rvw rn 'Akvihi-ik Anvtsrp , . U JLIOW, Publisher, 49. Ann;st;., N. -Y. ! Xhe Second olume ol .this Journalcom- orea ana, sixiy aqies. auu inose wnoepgageo i 0nlv because of their nearer connection with j menced i"n August, 1S51'. tBap.tt numbers j to .serve six months and actually served lour ourselves, but because the nations seem to be : can be supplied to a limited extent, . months, shall receive eighty acres; and i,asleninpi through a rapid processof change, ! Each number consists of from twelve to those who engaged to serve for anyor an lo some hew state of things, which the merely ' sixteen large quarto pages, printed on new , indefinite period, and actually sei-yeM one p0ilUcai prophet cannot compute oi forsee. j type and excellent paper; forming in a year month, shall receive forty acres. Provided, 1 Geographical Discoveries, the progress of i a volume of from 150 lo 200 pages. that wherever any officer or soldier was Colonization, (which is extending over the .Its contents are: A list ofall works;pub- honorably discharged in consequence of dis- w10ie World,) and Voyages and Travels, will ' lished. in the U. Stales in each month; Liter-: ability in the service, he shall receive the a-; Ue favorjte matter for our selections; and, in I ary Intelligence ; Reviews of -New Books, mount to which he would have been entitled oeneral, we shall systematically and very 1 &c &c, occupying about one half the sheet, , if he had served the full period for which" he fuy acquaint our readers with the great dc . the .remaining half is devoted to selections, peuengaged to serve. partment of Foreign affairs, without entirely j from the bei-t literature of the day, and to a Under the above act, and the acts of (C6n- IiegieCtina our own. I very interesting miscellany. , gress generally, the subscriber afteik his ser- While ?Ve aspire "to make the Living Age j It is the object of the publisher to render vices as ageni to procure Land Warrants for Jessiiable to all who wish to keep themselves ! the 'Book Traog' agreeable to the taste of those entitled to receive ihem, as above spe- mforinetj 0f the rapid progress of the move j tlie .general reader, while it conveys intelli- 1 cified. lie may bce" found at his office in mcnlio Statesmen, Divines, Lawyers, and genre ot what is going iorward m the world ol Jjiteralurp; a species ol information, which -.. -r z- '.i. '-" . t' Lf .t V.'.i. ills' presumed, is worth more than' the s'ub- ; scripiion to every intelligent person. j All communications by mail, must pre-paid ! ; A ' great variety of Toys on hand and -rf4-- for 'sale cheap -at the variety store J,. Strou'dsburir, 0, May 1852.- : , '1 Cf5SO"ll1ioil ;1 V-:, iofuce is uereuy given mai me partriersnip existing between the undersigned jri in the foundry ousiness lias this dav been -r. r, r; .1 ,. . .. ' nissoiveu oy tnuiuai consent. All persons i indebted to .said firm are requested to make ininieoi.iw aymeni.ianu uiusw naving claims jr rjemands viU please; pr.ese.nt them. to Ch.rts. 3nPalmer.i.who .is duly authorized to .settle the, same -. . . . - t- . . ..-o ..- . JOl-LN G: TOL.MLB,, CHASES. P-A LASER . Stroudsburg, December 23, 1851. 1 1 !' it ' .' , , ' . il he subscriber, thanklul lor past .labors, respectiully. announces to the public lhatihe ... :,nnrAVOmont Jf 'u, wliich follows . Postage Free, has been al considerable expense inprocur, SP if 9 1 !l of If ! 2! 1 To all suhscribers within 1500 miles, Who ing additional, machinery, and is, now pre- fr uao, has ca'le the attention , of .physic m ajvance directly to the office of pub pared to execute orders of all descriptions, oians to this artic. o, and tficy freely rc- t licaUo)t idtDoslon, lhe sum of Six Dollars, and will continue the business at the.uld '.commend & prescribe it in their practice, hveswill'rj&rilinue the work beyond uhe vea'r &lBnd i he mechanical operations will re- main under the superintendence qfJoin,G. I l r t e iifho fill l.t A tit K ir . vrf.i.i u j F"w"u workmen ! ' C1.- SJ- PALMER. 'Jtfnurfif 1,' 185. 1. 1 SllC lir-'UttrltM SllC'Clf, ' ' ...... urn ilSiiBIiU nnUIII . ' j5SBiiA'g,ain" M. WAJ SrjiN is happy 'to Triform ( of ihe QUI -Barley Mcf (which was:de- ."Str-jbtftjif.July'lagjIrO . .:C: and iconvenieii.ce, and possesses eypry. ap coinmodation Avhioh can contribute to the comfort-of the traveler. ' The T-A.BLE and the BAR will be fur- (iiished in siic'li a manner as cannot, fail to please. ,Bf'A large -yard, with stablings for one hundred horos. v , ... .'.- MafcIiS7. $881. ffffl : Jin oiu iiuuiiua auu uuatumera mat. . - . i'oun hkremie. v. Marcli 'Z. : MSiiJLl U rnnpd in -rP.P.Mvn . n,nn,r , ! ' T . ' i: "Vl.i T 1- f 1? A wv,JlMmW to, l.he enil,, i. ui lUBUL un-Aimy, iinui.rUiju. hjuu- men uua-. r jj-iinnesLocjc H- viriiuiuge, wnicn i.-jiounu i delivered iii all the iuiijj uu vu JJ.VHW vixbuubu v oiiu 'lo'ue trie gruateso cum 101 wuriiis- jl iiiivu , U. II. STivoxm !C. R. ANDRE STROUD & . ANDRE having taTvert fthat large and conimodiouB- Brick Store House, formerly occupied by Dr. Stokes, call the- attention or their friends and the public, in general to their large stock' of Coffey," itea, sugars,-' molasses, mackerel, smoked -and 'pickled meat, coa'rsehd 'fine saltt rice, etc. 1 QEDAR WARE Tubs, Ghurns; Pails, wooden. Bowls, half bushel measures, &;c. IS Ail WARE. ' .... Loc.s. screws, butt hinges, grain ;a'nd grass - gqjares and-coffee-mills. ; A " f (CROCKERY A, Iplendid assortment-"of - gq)aVes and- coffee-mills. . Teas, plates, Sic. . New styje Jenny JLind, in setsf.of4fi pieces, - FANCY CHINA Mai ilUk ill ble,: neatest "and latest-tyle ex,tantf SHOOTS AND ShOtiS. KleVs'' Fools'; a ahd . W I? V - 0- ilO- (i K ! f . T R, , hV..p.' ?.Le.I!7, $ a?5r?rl .f ?.V,iU?. a.nd urown cioius. raucv cdssiiiiercs: uiuck upe skin do.ummer -Vearofall kinds.-ncv tnd domestic ginghams Larege, barege de - ine, blabk and 'fancy lawns,- paper. muslin, icommon and Russia, diaper, tweeds., new l f 't j'd'" i stylepf poplins for. Ladies' dresses, silks,, la- Sic,' ;u,'ns ,.r,;r.n i,iu f ed and unbleached muslins,, ahd a lull asi'drt ment of trimmings. " k'avasoi&tuna cjinnroiias, 1'ogether with a complete ;assprtnlent ol .EV Renemiy, an oi wnicn tney oner ai ye j -i .. ' ! . . ;. r rr J produce taken in ex.change:,; an'd;;Cash never j ext re ifiisgdl- "' ; ; ; " : ' '' i. -The late Law havihg-made the ready pay"1'!?01 dy oay system obligatory upon all,, we therefore iave adopted it. and intend to sell for small profits an" make quick refurns; which will-be a sav- f n M , , , ... r. ,, t ,nS-l 20 per ct. to the buyer. . (all.andlex- amine belore, purchasing elsewhere. We Know -ye can oiler goods at such prices as will induce-you to buy, for JJSoods'are cheaper and as good-; As, any sold since Noah's flood, rJio buy. of us it- will be your gain, .we'll take our pay in Cash orGcain. Call and see no charge for shdwing"Goods K STRO'UlT?&AiN?DflE ' ?,nd industrious Literary Gazeelte, the sensi y - -- .fjf ble and comprehensive Britannia,. the sober enacted, nunur l ceuseu comuuoneu. arm .vicesin .any . regiment, company or. detach - ment in tlie service, of'ihe United.Stat.es, in nr u,'!lft f rrtot Tt.ilmn frtrtlo l.tr tl. . mc. ill vv.nn uicai AJUnauj uuLioitu u y iiic ur.iiea otaies on urn eig uteenin cay oi June, . ISI9 nr.in anil n Inn ni nn tvnrs empp 1,1m. .v.-,fy. ... r u,e steamship lias Drought Europe, Asia, ,f?"d each of the commissioned officers who anc Africa il)lo our nefHborhood- and will f was engaged in the military service oT the .eaV, mulliplv our connections, as Mer- "'T?' nTf v Mf T VVlJh1.lMbfX,CO' chants', Travellers, and Politicians, with all nnd- shall b entitled to lands as follows : . nrl f thp ...-i.i ,h, lh rvhoe who 'ena"ed to serve- twelv e P ' ? , -more, th,ul . J en a0eu io serje iee ever it now becomes every intelligeni Amer- dur,p lhe. -nd aCl"a,,ican.to be -informed of the condition and "served nine months, shall receive one hun- clianges of foreign countries. And this not atrnudsburgr u. DUitlM i i. ' vnoner a. iou. ' " ' The tes'timonv in its. favor is over tyhe' . . nii' 1 i i '-i iiiiug The, proprietors are, dai'y,in iipfc-of Icttoraand-Certifii receipt ! - .. STOCK'S Vffl,. . i . til rv . . .:,na ..rpKnJrfJ,,,,., c.wl The retail j)rice is 25kents pcr vialwhi-h : wzrj ftfflnn yic mcans of all. - ' 7?,W-j T. t rn,,nn',.,r i fi ' i fU7 B?o6kl))n. L.L .Tnnnarv 10. 1847. to prove its TcmarKaD'e emciency to an cents a number, or six dollars a year in ad eases' of wornis. both in children and a- France'.' - Ramittances for any period wil'l be .-I .T - . -I 'C - ;?.or?? doubting this may :irini v ini" lTirrtinr lniniMUMTini iii. iiir ii4i fi K ,Bn' nWi.n VA1. , cf'o aence corner ot vork ana .Jackson st s. JA!..1E.S MpQAFFUEY.- over used. I have been roubJed With ftap.e.wbwris fpr a' nuiriber ,of yeai's. !and I e, never; touna so cooa a meaicine as JB. A. Fanestock's Virmifuge. there- " 1. "do' certify that I gave . one boftlo '.of "stag r tec,; placing our distant, suuscn ij i V v 1 r -r, v- -r x i 'm i lberSibii!the:amo fooling ds those :nearer to Aanhne.stock's,yirniifi,go. toiny child, :u8;ainilim!lkinip the. whole cOUtry uurneigh and an seAen hours lt.pdssrcd 2 large : h.irh,.i.. .' fore recommend it. ' ! MARTINA CLIFTV 'r Ehe public is cautioned against coun to'rfeits and spurious articles, arid t'o pit, no confidence in statements that ' Kolih stock's,' atid iSi $ahnestock?8 Virmifuge, are the same or .as good as the:oiily gen uine articlejjwhich, is J3'rA. Fnlincstoclc's Vermifuge. 'Fdflsalcifr Stroudsburg; by- 7!)Sbio1h, . :mtfz XiBiits1 Extracts of letters from Judge Story,1 Chan- cdlor Kent, and President Adams. Cambridge, April 24,1844:' 'I have read the prospectus' with great pleas - lire; and entirely approve the plan. If it can pdnlydbtaiii the public patronage long enough, anu largo eiiuuu, auu seuureiy eiiuugn, iu attain its 'true ends, it will contribute in an eminent degree to give a healthy lone,' not only to our. literature, but to Pjiblic opinion. ' It will ifenablej jb's'fo possess; iff 'a .moderate compass, a select libraiy of the best produc - nuns oi me age. n vvin uu more, h win rc- deem our neiiodical literature from there- proach of being devoted to light and super- licial reading, io transitory speculations, to sickly and 'ephemeral sentimentalities, and false and extravagant sketches of life and character, JOSEPH STORY. v New York, 7th.May, 1844. I approve very-much of the-plan of the " Livinsi A"e:" and if "it be corwlnriPfl with the- .inteliigetice spirit and taste that : the - rProsPeclus indicates, (ol which I have no i a . t w ,jvreason to noutii, it win ue one ol the most - i instructive- and popular periodicals ol the JAftUSSKBKT. Wa'shiNGtox, 27 Dec. 1845. all the 'Peribdcal Journals devoted to 'literature and Science which abound in Eu rope and' in this country, this has appeared to me the most useful. It cbntains' indeed the exposition only of the .current, literature Flr.,r lu ?"JV" but thisT, by its im- ;. pf)rtra:lure of lhe human mind in the utmbst f xpangion of lhe present age. i r in atlwiq . v ;iT J-auaaio. ; DSih'e'dsrTI Q I . . rftvorsv ... prenension;' i nciutf es' a - i, JH5k "ndu5le.d, s?lS hLy.i,.mui 1 lllt" j, . - - . twenty years,; out as, n is twice as large, ana appears so often, we:not-'6nly give spirit and sJreshnessj to,;ii, oy many .things Wliicli-iwere . excluded. hx a month's delay.but while thus extending our scope -and gathering a greater and more attractive 'varietyare able so to increase thfe' solid and substantial part of our literary, historical, and; politcal harvest, as fully to satisfy the. .Wants of the American reader., . ;, The elaborate and. statqly Essays of the JDdinburg Quarterly, andVther Reviews;'. and Blackwoods noble criticisms' on Poetry', his keen political Commentaries, highly wrought Tales, and vivid: , descriptions of rural and mountain scenery; and the contributions to T.iiPrMtiro. Hisfnrv. and Ciimmnri LiTp. bv the sagacious Spoclalor. me sparkling Lx aminer, the Judicious Athenamum, the busv and respectable Christian Observer ; these are intermixed with the Military and Naval reminiscences oi-the United beruice. and with '. ' , the best articles of the Dublin Untuersity J New Monthly, Fraser's, TaWs, Ainsworlfis oflrf, & Sporfing Magazines, and of Cham- 1 ood e.,ouh. make use 0f the thunder of The r 'imes. We shall increase ourratieLv bv im- j VIq. from lhg n(JW owlh of the BrUisn colmiies. .... , . . . . . . . Physicians -to'meh of businhss and men of leisure it is still a stronger object to make 'it attractiveand useful to their Wives and t:Chi!drert. We believe that we can thus do ' some good in our day and -generation ; and -hope- to make the. work indispensable in ev .ery well-informed family. We say indispen s.able,. because; in this, day of cheap' literatuie , it is.uot possible. to guard against the. influx , of what is, bad taste and vicious in iinoial.s. in any other way than by furnishing asuffi ! cient suppiy of a healihy - character The i. mental, and moral,appetite must be gratified. e hope lhat, by 'winnounnsc. the wheal , jroni the chaff Why providing abundantly lor ine imrnaginauon, anu ,uy a targe couecuon .of 'iJ.iograpliy, Voyages, Tffjvels, .History, and more, solid, matter, w.e may produce a ivorlf wlilrli' 'il'nH lin nnrmlnr wlitl nl thp , asme tlme'it will aspTre to raise the .stand ; ard o'f public taste. ' lhe Jjtving Age is pun ished overy oat- ; by E hLieU Co., (jonier "Tremom Boston": Price 12 1-2 f The Living Ae is published overy Sal- i ' i.,.. "ihankfnilv rHrnivfldnrul nromntlv attended to. as long as shall be equivalent to the cosP of I postage :"thus virtually carrying out the l - .. FP" "fi.se f Plan oi.sendinQr every man's copv to him k I k -w i . m . We hope for such future s change in the la.w.jior the interpretation ttherenf, as. will .enabte ufctp make tqisollej :to subscribers at :anydi9ianc.e,.- . 7wi4ei"eJfoJ.thfi,Fjrs4t Series( in thirty of September, lt5l, acked in neat boxes and principal cities, free of tjxppnso ..ol weight, are lor sap at tsbO. - Atij rvolume. may be. had separately , at, S2, .bound, ort:a dollar and. a half in. numbera. lnv-nuipbef may be had for 10 1 2 cents; ; and jt ;nay he worth while for subscribers or 1 ' -t . - . ... 1 "1 piircnasers to complete any uroiten volumes they rhay have, and thus greatly enhance theiryalue. BipSihgYo ,bind the work in a uniform, strong', and gobd Style; and where customers bring" th'efr'oumbers in good order, can gen erally 'give th'efn bound vole,rpes in o'xehange without any.delay. ', Tlieprice of the bind ing is' 50 cents a Atrlu'rnd. 4 As they are al ways 'bound td one pattern, there will be-no difficulty in matching-the future Volumes .( slW jtxt i-lsiTT E LiL & ' 0;? Boston. 2'00:000 BRICl? Jll3t burnt -and for salo b lhe aub .. These, briclr are of a large 4ize and Q perior quality, and will be sold as low an i 1 lower, according to quality, than any oth , brick in the County. A portion of thpm !r pressed or front, and cornice Biick of difr,r ituius. jjuiu nriCK art; composed of ma , teiial that will stand the fire with impmm thus answering for ihe-purprise of buihli' bake-ov.ens, &o.,all of whichAvill be retailed , at the following rate3: , rressed or Jront brick at 1 aOiper hunt'fo,! dksi cuiiiuiuu naiu uiiuh Best salmon , do- JO. do do do do da -a75,. 50 25 do do do Best soft do Filling-in-brick . N. B. AH -kinds of grain, at the hioho. market price, taken in exchange for Bripi-' ;; "WlLClA'M S. WlNf EMUTE Stroudsbdrg,: November 30, 185 A TT O It N E Y AT LAW, H'4s Tehiovcd his ofiice to his dwelling lioiIse,;fifst door' below lhe ofiTce of the "Monroe, Democrat," and directly qppo- hotel, Elizabeth streqti Stroudsburg, Dec. 1:9, 1850. MONROE COUNTY itfuiuul Tire Iissuiiincc oiii'y. i'lhe rate, of Insurance is one dollar on tlie thousand doars 'insured, after which payment no subsequent tax wi be evied, except to cover aetuaoss or damage by fire7 that may fa ujkhi mem bers of tlie company. The nett profits , arising from interest or otherwise, wi be ascertained veary. I for which eaCli member in proportion to 1,ls OY their deposit, WX have a credit in the company. Each insurer in or with the said company wiZbe a mem ber thereof' during the term-of his or her poicy; The principe of MutunZ Insur ance has been thoroughy tested lla been 'tried' by the unerring test of experi ence, aiid 'has proved successful and be come very popuar. It affords the great est security against oss or damage by fire, on, the most advantageous and rea sonabe terms. Appications for Insurance to be made l-in person!,' br by letters addressed to JAMES II. WALTON, Sec y. . ; . MANAGERS. Jacob' Goetz Michael H. Dreher John Edinger Jacob Frederick James H:ralton George B. Keller Edward -Poston Peter Shaw Robert Boys- John Miller Richard" Si' Staples Jacob Shoemaker. - - Balsar Fctherman. JACOTGCLETZ, President. JAMES H-.VALTON, Treasurer. Sta-oudsburg, Janury 31, 1850. ELECTION RETUNRS. r 8 "HE Election returns being now all in. JL the people are beginning to turn then attention to other matters, and to supply one of their most important wants, we have just received and offer for sale at our store in Stroudsburg, a very large assortment ol READY-MADE Icnluding Overcoats, common and fine at all prices, from $5 to $15; fine dress and frock coats, business coals, &c; a large assortment of pantaloons, cloth, cassimerea, sattinett, corduroy, and o'f all varieties; a good assort ment of ,ests,;;bf a great variety'of patterns, cotton shirts and woollen'1 under-shirts and drawers,) &c., neckcloths, j(r. j TAILORING A laige" assortment of ex cellent broad rloth and other stuffs, on hand, which will be made up according to orderyat short notice, and in the best style. '" DRY GOODS. Also an excellent assoit ment of dry goods of various patterns, and domestic- goods. Woolen Lawn Shawls, Calicoes, Merinoes, &c Stockings and stocking yarn. Trunks, valises, carpet bags, &c. 1HPA 11 kinds of produce and lumbertaken in exchange for ' goods, and; got'ds or cash paid for all kindsiof furs, sheep skins-, and calfskin's.. HIKSCHKIND fc ADLEK. Stroudsburg, Oct. 23, 1851. 1 Attorney at Law, STRQUDSBUUG, MO-NKOE COUNTY, PA. Ofiice on "Elizabeth street,, formerly oc cupied by AyTm. Davis, Esq., . May 8 1851. " BSqv'cr's iiak Maiiufrfctorr, UEtOYED TO "Wo: 144 Race Street, (Between Fourth and Fifth, opposite Crown St ) ,: Fliihidelpiiia. WHEE the Proprietor is enabled, by increased facilities, to supply-lhe groHipg demand for HOTiiH'S hVK, which its wide spread reputation has created. This -Ink' is now rso 'well established in the good opinion and confidence of the American Public, that it is scarcely necessary tu say anything ir its favor, and thet manufacture takes this opportunity to say that the confir dijnre thus, secured shall not be abused. In addition lo the various kinds of Writing Ink, , he also manufactures Adamantine Ce- ment lor, menuing uiass anu umna, as qu as a superior Hair Dye; a trial only is neces sary tp insure its future use, and a Sealing Vax, well adapted for Druggists and Rotllers, at a very low price, in large ur small quanta lies. , , - rr r - ' . Avfreshsupn qC. theaboJ-e iVrjiist re cqiye.d aqd lpr sale at , . ' ' - 'ffrlS OFFICE. OABSi-fine scented Soaps for wash- ingjand sbaviug aJso the creebratcd shavMincrbani,' fdrusale by
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