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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
Fforrid effects of Rum.

On Sunday morning the Gath, Mr.. George
Vanduyne of Pequnnac township, in this coun-
ty, aged about 30 years, was found lying on the
fire in his own house, literally roasted 10 death.
On Saturday evening he purchased quart of
wihskey as usual ito keep Sunday" and during
the night, whilst intoxicated, hogged his wife.
Gu Sunday morning he piled the bottle again
and his wife, fearing another hagelIalion during
his nloxicarion took her only child and went 10
a neighbor's few rods distant, leaving him sill
ting in a chair by the fire. Sometime after an
unusual smoke was seen pouring from Van
duynes chimney when Mrs. V. and some of
the neiehbors went TO the house and discovered
him lying on The fire lileless, with his breast,
bowels and body so burned that it was with dIi-
ficuty he could be removed. -JcrScyman.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
The Arkansas Tragedy.

The last Arkansas Gazette contains de-
>cripiion Of the late outrage and wholesale mur-
,ler at Island 64. 1t is said that "most Of the
vnchers were the former associates" of their
unfortunate victims; and that they combined TO
murder them and drive them off in order to get
their properly. The Gazette publishes the
names of The murderers and the murdered Ii
appears that since the murder, the lynchers
have driven the women and children from their
homes in Coahoma county, burned their houses
and sold their lands and property 'nnder sham
judgements Judge Lacy of the Supreme
Court of Arkansas, and some Of the most res
necabe citizens, have been threatened viii
cath if they attempted 70 bring the lynchers
g. insiice.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
"C9nle Home"

The las, New Orleans Picayune contains the
hove cheering and welcome exhortalion 10
nose who love its "sunny cline" Touching
sease and the safely of strangers arriving
rere, it says: All may now return or come TO
lew Orleans without fear Of contracting the
rellow fever Those-all those who seek 10
euer their condition by their talents and in
tusirv, and who, at the same time, increase
he growth and wealth of our beloved city, are
welcome among u.s. Let sharpers, loaiers,
>harks and blacklegs keep away.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

GREAT POWDER MILL.-The htsburg Ga
zetle recently contained pariicua description
of an extensive Powder Mill lustJnt in opera
ton two miles below the city on he banks of
the Monongahela 1t is erected on new and
perfectly secure principles, and bicngs to Mr..
Andrew Watson 1t embraces elden spacious
buildings, boiler, store, and efne house,
mill, pressing, graining, glazing andlrying hou-
ses. 1t is an extensive and mostperfett es-
tablshment. The Gazette adds:
Eleven buildings are now compked. The
principal range front 700 feet on thsNononga.
hea, and are bedded at the rear andIe,ds in a
high hank Of earth excava,ed for ha wrpose
They stand about 100 feet apart. Te from
and roofs Of wood, the back end wall stone
two feet thick, so built against the eah tha
in case of explosion its force may be snt to
wards the river, removing the wood wOk ant
leaving the rear end walls unharmed. There
is rail road along the whole front of hes,
buildings, for transporting the materials ah ih'
manufactured articles from one building tan
other IN the progress Of the pannlactpre,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

4 "PBGLADELPHIA LAWYER" IN A SNARL.-
A singular incident occurred al the Phladel-
phia Court of Sessions few days since. A
man named Maxwell, it seems, had been con-
vicled for the larceny of promissory note,
and when brought up to receive sentence, the
Cour, told him that if he would give Up the
note 10 The lawful owner, his sentence should
be m,igaled from three years TO six months
The prisoner was willing to do So but said
the note was in the hands Of his counsel, Danl
Mclaughlin, Esq. Mr.. Mclaughlin was then
called upon, but he had concluded TO hold on
the note to satisfy some demands of his own
and refused to give il up. The Judge then or
dered him to give bail for his appearance on a
charge of receiving stolen properly, and also a
rule 10 be entered by the clerk to show cause
why Dan1. Mclaughlin should not be stricken
from the roll Of practising attorneys Express
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

FoRK-It is said that prk will be lower
this season than it has been for some years
There are large quantities olpork and bacon
now on hand in Cincinnati, Louisville, &c.
for which there is but a limitel demand, and the
price has consequently fallen 0 or 3 10 cts.
per h. This discourages deaers from buying
the new stock except at lR price From
prospects, new pork will not blng over 50 pei
100 pounds = Newark DAILY.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

Loco GAINs-The Sussex IN. j. Regis
ecr shows off the boasted triumphs of the Lo-
ros in some parts where little or no exertion is
made by the Wings in the following style.
Wing gam IN SUSSEX Computed IN Locofo
etvle.-At the late election in Sussex the regu-
ar Locofoco candidate for Council had 1902
,oles regular whig, none: Locofoco majority
ll02. The majority last November was 1862
making clear whig gain in eleven months
or siu hundred and sirty tsco ootesi-We call thl
setting up stairs pretty rapidly"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
EPHR-iIM II. FOSTER.
To the Committee of Invitation,

GREAT SPEED AND ACCoMaoDATIoN.--
paralions are making for building one OF lba
most splendid steamboats, in the world. Her
speed is not to be less than so miles per hour.
She will accommodate 1000 passengers with
state rooms. Length of keel 325 feet This
boat will be built on an entirely new principle
Instead Of the cumbersome waller wheel she
will use newly invented propeller. She IS
10 ply between this city and Albany the ensu.
ing season. The building of this magnlhcs"i'
steam palace will be under the direction oI
Captain Fellows, her intended commander
y V 5t7
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
Valuable Discovery.

Kennel Codi--The Piusburg American states
tha, Messrs Reynolds & Skunk, who are build
ing Furnace on Red Bank Creek, near the
Allegheny river, have discovered, in The imme-
diate vicinity of their works, one Of the largest
bodies of this kind of coal that is known in our
country. friend describes it as lying in a
solid body, and opening on the breast of the
hill, fourteen feet in depth This description
of coal, from being free from sulphur, which is
never the case with bitumlnous or anthracite,
will, we have no doubt he capable Of being
converted 10 great and important. uses in the
manufacturing Of iron. The discovery of a
mineral of this description is of very great val
ue. 1t has heretofore been found in sma
veins but this is the first discovery that ha:
been made Of so large and valuable body.
Bait Sun
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

'From slip Of the Albany Aurgus.
Tone of rhe Whig candidates for Assembly
is elected in this county.
According 10 The above, the Wing loss in the
Assembly is as follows:
Ulster .; Albany 3; Rensselaer, 3; Schenec-
tady 2; Fulton l; Saratoga 2; Oswego 2; Ief.
ferson 3; Madison 3; Chenango 8; Cayuga g.
Wayne 2-2s. Whig gain in Montgomery,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

GREAT FIRE IN BARRE.-Thirteen hundred
gallons of spirituous liquors were burnt on the
green in Barre, Massachusetts, few days
since. The liquors consisted Of several retail
ers who promised 10 give up the business of
selling on condition that the temperance people
would buy what they had on hand
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

DEATH AMONG PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERS.
In no proceeding peroO in the history of our
church, have we been called, in SO short a
space, 10 witness the dath of so many useful
ministers Since AprllIIast ten have fallen.
Seven Of these were of tie Southern part of the
Church, viz: Messrs. Baxter. Jones, Holman,
Phelps, Breckenridge, Suss, and Winchester;
two were from Pennsyl lania, viz. j: Messrs.
Tait and Terry, and one ar Linn, from Ohio.
Messrs Sloss and Winchester were both mem
bers of the last General assembly,. This is a
mournful memeno. We iand still and reve-
renlly acknowledge the had of God and at the
same time plead with him spare his church,
withhold his hand, and sad down his most
precious Observation-Disclosures.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

PERLoUs ADvENTURE.---A balloon ascen-
sion was made from St. Louis on the 9th uIt.,
by Mr S. Hobart, accompanied by young la
dy. After the balloon had attained the height
of two miles, Mr.. II. wished 10 descend, but
found the valve cord was bound fast in the neck
of the balloon, which hung in folds, pressing
on the small hoop overhead In this difficulty
the bold adyenturer climbed up The cords 10 the
hoop, and, resting upon it, disentangIed the
valve cord, which was necessary 10 give him
command of the balloon. He then descended
and made safe landing about eight miles from
the city.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

A few nights since negro fellow was shot
by boy thirteen years of age while entering
his mothers house in Springfield, near Vicks-
burg. The negro had been hunted off before,
and returning, made his way up 10 the door in
the dead OF the night, when the boy shot him
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

Prince Albert is said TO be very expert al
catching flles--an amusement which he gener-
ally practices in stormy weather, when his pre-
cious health nigh; be endangered by going out
There is no man SO stupid, but has genious
for someihing.-Sur Reg
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

The Intelligencer of Friday last says:-Gen.
oral D. Parker, formerly AdJutant and Inspec-
,or General and subsequently Paymaster Gen.
raj of the Army, has deem appointed by the
Secretary of War Chief Clerk of that Depart
ment
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

The Texian Congress have directed mar
BILE bust of Senator Walker of Miss who made
the motion in the U. S. Senate for the recog-
milton Of the independence of Texas. and por-
trait Of Senator Preston, who seconded the mo-
tion, TO be placed in the capitol of that Repub-
lie.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

Ths Canton, Miss. Creole ays, four per-
sons in family in that County were recently
poisoned by the mixing of The seed of the
jamestown weed with their coffee The persons
were very i'll, but recovered altennedical aid.
Supposed 10 be the wicked act ofihe cook.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
New York Election.

The Wings have succeeded in eecting one
Senator from New York city---Morris Frank
lin---as will be seen by the following statement
Of the vote in the first district:
Wing. Loco Foco
Franklin Lord. Varian. Purdy.
Co. N York, 1924 l6,l3l l6,456 1927
Richmond, "A "A
Lings, l39 l22
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

A, Green Bay, where wheat is selling for
aveniy cents bushel, flour is retaled at 81
% barrel
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

Colts trial at New York has been postponed
SO the 9th of December.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

The Courier and Enquirer gives the follow
ing as the latest returns received when that pa
per went TO press on Friday morning. They
are sufficient 10 determine beyond doubt the
political complexion of the House.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

Governor Corwin, of Ohio, has appointed
Thusday, The I'd of December, as day of
Thanksgiving throughout that State.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
Potatoes.

Twenty thousand bushels were recently sold
~t Hallowell, Maine, at two shillings per BUSH
..
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
Wig.
1888 1928 l6,530 l6,30l

Varian's majority over Franklin, III
Franklins majority over Purdy, 50
The abolition ticket polled about rs votes
The Carroll Hall ticket, upwards of 1000
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
Wing majority on joint ballot, IA

Governor Porter has appointed John B. But
Of Allegheny to be Canal Commissioner in
lace OF Hugh Keys lately deceased.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

The expenses of sweeping the streets Of n
\ York for 1911 are estimated at $l50,000
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10

says that large and rich body Of lead Of ore
has been discovered Oh Sugar River.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
Stroudsburg, November 10, Is4I.

FERNS 90 in advance; $25 half yearly; and S. so if
paid before the end of the wear.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-11-10
New Jersey.

New Jersey.
The difficulties in the New Jersey Legisla.
'ure have been settled, and Mr.. Pennington has
len reelected Governor by The following tri.
unphant vote-
For Pennington, A
For Peter D. Vroom, 30
Whig majority on joint ballot, IA
Governor Pennington was inauguraled the
ernoon OF the same dav
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
For III, Nsx.York Tribune.

By MS u slcovxHLY


Written On reading GONE OF the late Judge TraEn-
bulls manuscript Poems.
BY MRS tn slcovSsrr.
Win new deligh, the varied lay scan
Which heaven-bern Genus taught 70 tuneiul Man
Where deep Reflection spread. her treasured store
The sage's wisdom and the classic lore
Where WI sstirc arras his keenest lance,
Where Fancy hoyer. and the Graces dance
And meek Devotion spreads her snowy wing
And wakes such tones as Ter own seFaPhi sins'
BIZ, when ina, Tyre which shades TOO long nave
pressed No.
Shall give its gathered music TO The West l"0aF
When from these cornelad vsles' ana '''
Its unaccustomed melody shall pour
Loud on the echoing gales the notes sl''-
To strike the ear OF trans Atlantic Pri'e'
And auell the voice Of scofn, that long enquirer
Who on YOUR annals have the muses. Nfea
Where are your poets rapi ln genius .ls"
e.v ,yoin, US where and none could make reply
In deep disgrace shall sinh that cold pursuit.
The lip OF Arrogance be sealed aud mute
The blush Of shame in hurried crimson dyed, pride
And Envys sick ning hue shall chase the iro"n Of
Columbias genius too with oppressed,
Who on her bent spear LEAFS her pierced breast,
Sigh, as past Joys in mournful throngs appear
Shriuks as the din Of battle wounds her ear,
Shall catch the blended music a. /, DOS,
Pleased that her son can charm away her woes
Shall urge hi. footsteps her favoring Size.
With ninging tears Of fondoess and Of pride
Pletsed 10 forget moment IN his song
sens2 of keen pang and dread Of future wrong
Plcasad thai nis touch could wake so nigh strain
And y6nl her eye 10 chimes remote from pain.
WhereSno dark war clouds dim the lucid skies,
No more the blood red sword in wrath shall rise
No orphan dew tue slaughtered fathers tomb
No rreacherou. friend or foe incensed can come,
No fancied wrong provoke the rage Of man,
Aud no pcesumptuous voice arraign III Eternal plan
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

tnors, among whom are the following Plato
Lycurgus, Pythagoras. Porphyry, Plutarch, Cullen,
Cnver, Abernethy, Cheyne, Bell, s. Graham, and
others
Tea, ana its effects - Sheep fed on flesh -ScfO
fla from eating pork Effects Of stlmulants on
the jaws aud teeth of man also animals, with
plates MIX for the young -Boodsuckers Mo
sac Law - reethmg Of infants - Salt-unleayeu
ed bread Manner OF preparing and making bres!
= Fat, and lis elects - NourlShment, and Its e.
tects- Man must labor for his support - Digestion
and picture OF the human stomach - Mlner,
posons, aud their effects - Tooth-acho - Relation
OF husband aud wife = Power of assimilation =
Feeding London swine - Sleep Nutritious matter
IN animal and vegetable substances - Inqulties OF
parents visited their caillren Corsets and SINAI
walsts-To young men who intend to get wives
and raise healthy children -DsObedIence TO Pa
rents shortens life Marriage and long life TO
ladies who believe the Bible Cor say SOY and wish
to RUE their husbands.
II contains As pages. Price, 6 cents.
A liberal deduction made TO those who buy to
sell again.
For sale at the Health Bookstore, 1876 Fulton
street v
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

gsA.KtH's PATENT
PIRL()||(( y'I()|E.

This Stove constructed OF the best quality Of Ru sis
sheet iron u2on the cylpdrcG plvnthc furnace or ire
chamber occup, ing part OF the centre cylinder. TO
winch i, attsf he'd an aimosp Rarcler upon each side
Of tabular forn ard lined throughout Tho heat thati-
or, -ted IN the caaribcr passes betseen the Innings OF the
to rarefpr. Tor they called INTO the base
nj the bottom and current Of air continually rushing
tirour. III, tubes, which left open Ut each cad for
ui,t purpose great amount of rarccd OF ~arn
the NJ .rmsnt. The purity and soiness o The
air IN room heated by this Stove peculiar and re
markabe tho hest being difu.ed from great extent OF
surface moderately hcaed The heate5 air entering the
wing, or sides of ,hc Stove descend- aud spreads
the entire urc of the base at the bottom keeping tho
colder portion OF the air tae floor cons ant CIR
culatien-in tie noantiac preserving entirely from con
,amlnaton rendering ihs stove perfectly safe and agree
allie for apartments Of invads Sleeping rooms, &c Anc
q, h i, the ONLY STOW. that la. the radiator and hoo"
b,se combined, the public respectfully invited to cal
aud examine II before purchasing elsewhere. Mmuiac
tured bv J < L. BACkUS - Bowery Mex York. where
can be seen great number of from
t,,.,cn WIN ave n. r! these store ~ I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
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= MENr.-By virtue of O:Jcr u tbs Hoso.'n'
Frederick T. TamatEe. Recorder Ii the Civ ~ ~
York vii ,eil At Public Auction, on the 81 No,s-.,
mkt II no o'clock, the yesubuie of tie CIV H,I
INV u NeN-York 81 the night, tide and inter-, e
Hieh3ri " Re field asa ths sixteenth Cay rfo.,.S
AT or At .ay time Afterwards ard To the snail -.
n,ea;sl steamboat her machinery furniture &c soa 49,
ac the yard near the foot OF Ienih street NsvYO,i
las East Broadway one horse one srgle wagon ana
n, ami largo and val usbe assortment Of sos.,Sai
f,rnitare. !a,s the property Richard W ReG6sg !.
.b>condins or cozcesed debtor
Dated Ner-lork, October 20, l>il.
MONMOUTH r. HART. Sbs,T
,o-,S. Rv aHM II. GRE y. Depxty ss.,s
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

NC DETERGENT will prevent thu Consumption and
IN the first stage, II 1t = han!iaIId To Nature
every medicine ought to be. 1t give, the lGugs rest
c3pt tie respiratory action invites the h"no> ineSy
the surface, where Nature designs ts.n dnin'she-
ar,criaI action AID the work dome unrtinntc self
does prom9t the proprietor In make the above decla
ra,inn bat philanthropy, with competency an a>so-
cstc This article. with the Bloojroot Pill, aud Anti
Dv,pepc Stomach Btcr- intended nuxiario, To the
Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent constantly for sale No.
10 Chatham tiratuitous advice given, with the
theory and testimonial. pamphlet form. hv the Pulcs
humble servant. OF la gro. ROGERS. VI. u.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
- EIWIyERs, DIviDRND
h. matter u he II ward InsuF nee (

In th- matter ~ lhe II WIZ IINII NC {
Cor,aAns d. Ncp York ~ Receiver
DTRSt mt TO Al or'i-r mAdc AZ Couri Of CAsns-,y
s-Id c,- sh~ st.e OF W. YORK a, the ei'y OF NJ
York on tnc lS.h DAY OF October al before as ,os
or,ble Will.s, 4 McCoun Vice Chancellor OF ,h. Fr,,
circuit.
Not.ce !. hereby gwen that the above receiver, vi
m,4e iarth,f paymen, out Of the assets remains! Ia
hsif ha,d. OF The former cEard Insurance Company
New York an ia.olveut Corporauoa) Of Two and %.
h.lf per cent upon the snoas duo the creditors A..
clam ,Et, Of sad iasoveut Corporation respectively q
account, Of the second and final dividend And that ~,
payment Will b. made the Office OF the Horac i.,,
.nce Company. No 81 Wall and after the I'd tiy Z
Ociobcs l>il. (S,Rued) X. RAVENS, Freside,i
I,wt, PHuLtPS. Secretary oa0?s
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
MEDICAL.
Do.Yy VET DOUBT THE VALUE

IL OF JAYNE'S EXPECToRANT Let hem read
the ollo@ire letter from one ~ho has 10 interest " lie
sale of II -, -
To Dr. JAYxE Dear SRI n astonishing and ame-'
r.ir-ssloa, beneficial effects your valuable EAthCiO
RANT had on nv mel. aoor the Rev. NJ. kusiEs iaade
syo-abls AZ Impression OF NV mind, that; after coz
,rr vith several rietds and learning that you we're
REGULAR PRACTITIONER OF hEultlN h called
upos VOC and purchased h.fa dozen bottles and tod You
tina, Il lived TO taxa you ,hould have good report
lam live and yell this day thanks be TO mereiful
God and your Expectorant; and nov | come iof"AFd
caceriuly to fulfil my promise
Tor ;xentv long wears rad been constant suue'e'
from The effects OF hard dry cough pain my breast
aat difficulty Of breathing last i've CT aoh ehs ana
L-ysrs every .prnc ana fall added 20 my mis- ~
- away skeleton With the creaist l!i-
Gcaity only could get up and DON tar ny t.
vas gone and my strength 1sd 20 TAR ised NE iAa' wy
friends persuaded corlt not survive many weeks
miles. obtained relief Indeed, sir. my >tnatou Wa ~
rfc,lv miserable 10 myself and distressing 20 my
ftm thar felt willing TO die, whenever aoud peise
the master TO take ne hone But heard OF your n'dl-
cine and relief came. Yes II proved inc BAUM oil 'ii,.
- To my uoor al c,ed body Before had taken . n
BOTTLE experienced Mtg alton of all my symptoms
aud 10 nv great 10Y found continued use Of II the
bap,,e,t relief In short .ir, IT HAS MADE PER.
Feet CURE OF NE, and can truly say nave NO ce'Fe
to be better.
Nos consider 1t a duty owe you and through you
the public 10 make my known, believing thar II "i
be tie mean. OF directing hundreds, who afflicted s
nave beeu 10 the remedy winch under the Aless
ing. of God consider :, have PRESERVED Ny LIFE
You are al liberty make OF tss letter 10 yeur
advantage and make my case a. extensively hho" 4
known A. you please Ii there De any Who DOUBT
the trnth of the above account, refer them TO nc
shall be hsppy TO sce them, and will not only confirm
the above statements, but Will give them particulars whi'h
II would o. unnecessary furnish for the puohi press
Wiih everlasting gratitude; am dear 'li,
MARY GILL No. : Tanmany ~. abovs Fourth
Prepared cold No. 20 South Third street. Phla