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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-17
MEDICINES.
DR.. PETERS INDICATED
T.OZENGES


DIR. PETERS INDICATED
LOZENGES.
NO medicines discovered have risen 80 rapidly IN p9pu
@ sa Sas have s 1911
so easy n their and So se bu
based upon science and tested by tme for the proprietor whose
M been to the study Of and wh0ss s%
influence the great mass Of human diseases amos,
The made his public
until they beyond the reach the requson Of improve
PETERS WORM LozENGEs.
These are the SO long required They are 50
that they may oe ieaIesy administered the youngest n
In Comparison with as destroyer of worms. It has
S them 1s 1 @ % vi
be doses sufficient 20 Rodpsf i1 o
Of TINS '"'' PE4E eiiis'f COUGH LozENGEs
plants eS% sY' p S"?SS
q Sa Il Ss% at s ssS
the s Of & an S% viii III hnsa his p
on '''s 's' PETERS CORDIAL LozENGEs.
Scr lest ssi 'nsss 4
1f% and e Ia
lion, of STRENGTHENING the nerves, Vi sweeenns the breath
Curing the headache correcting affections
Ss% he SO Of % .s
equal to YET discovered for sea onns
the stomach and 'h''G6sfRns P fbf 1TpERsRi'ss,
VEGETABLE SHILLING STRENGTHENING
PLASTER.
TWELVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
SOLD YEARLY.
Peters Shilling Plaster and effective remedy for
pain in the breast side stomaeh weakness pain in the
limbs joints, whether produced by rheumasm other
causes habtua pain of the head stomach colds coughs
complaints weakness of the spine, predsp break
bies and pmpes essness Of the Frame and for general
debitation.
Chdrsn well adults derive great ADVANTAGE fem
colds cehng whoopins cough and such like all these
cases il is simple, sure and speedy remedy.
Dr. Peters principal Offices $50 Broadway 1875 Fulton
and 90 North Sixth Philadelphia. Agei50 and 100
Bowc SO Fulton 46 Hudson and 20 Chatham
street, N. Y. MIG I'm
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BOAT ESTABLISHMENT.
No WATER STREET.

-FOUR DOORS EAST OF CATHARIyE MARKET.
THE Subscriber having in his mandatory, and under his
immediate superintendcn, OF the oldest and
most builders this citv and the best Of materials
building description OF boats, which enables
furnish shortest notice. Boats Of the approved
del and 3ytmanxhip the most libe raj terms
BUILDER the Sultan of Muscats Pleasure Barge the
Wave, Ga1ee, Victoria Atlantic Wakona, &c. Also, the
Anu Pecksk Washington of Poughkeelsie Duchess Of
HYDE Park sylph aud Wave, of Mobile. Geo Stevsrt Of
Louisville, Madame Celeste OF New Orleans. SC. Aso-
The sail boats Wm Crolus, Fashion, Zanon Star, and Ed
win Forrest, &C.. &C.. &c. ieilmsc
GRAND STREET AND PECK SLIT FEKRlhs.-No
VI ticeThe WILLIAMSBURG and New York Union Ferry As
ISOLATION have operation Grand street and Peck slip
Ferries, commodious and swim boats nayigatcd by
perenced sklu! and careful The association actuaed
IS desire the evils experienced have obi
gated themselves Apply the net profits Of the ferries above
legal the capital invested advance the
and reduce the rates Of eage as practicable
Thus the entire community win participate in the benefits
fecd by the Association In word these the Peoples
Ferries.
The following ofhe present Grand
ferry
For coach, with two horses, 25 cents.
For gig. one horse pleasure carriage, i2M
For and horse 06n
For wagon, loaded with hay straw, 25
For wagon returning, empty, 12ls :"
For market wagon with Two horses, loaded, l8sl
For do do do do returning empty 1919
For do do do do loaded, IS
For do do do do returning empty 10
For cattle, per head, o64
jeI2 ctr
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DR. SOLOMON HEINE

WOULD inform his patients and the public that hs still ad.
either for medicine or attendance until the patient satisfied
with his Improvement and would inform them that he
reno. from Broadway to No 81 l.eade street opposite
above mentioned conditions OF all who have suffered for
long time under dseas considered by them ncurabe
SOLOMON HEINE, NJ. D.
For the advantage Of all who wish attend the treatment
Heiur who has ever lived in had his Office Broadway
the residing 81 Reade opposite the Marshall
House.
This Physician this country about eight years
since have had the pleasure OF knowing him since that
time, and Of witnessing surprising performed
by hmhe is above the Of IS years. and is the only
OF the who member Of the medical institutions of the
City and State Of New York. - --
Sworn before me this nth day of
of April, A. d. lsi2.
RrcHaRp Ryrp. Com. Of Deeds. ml3 lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-17
DENTISTRY.

WIN. THORN, DENTIST, solicits the attention OF those
w who wear artificial Teeth and these Who may require
the Teeth Knowing that there Is disageeaee taste in the
mouth of those who indulge acids resulting from the action
Of the acid the Gold Plate In all that admit it.
inserts teeth from complete without
ticle of metal Of any description
nharre NIL rnAc
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pOhk-2o bb's eleas, clear and rumr Pork IN
NH p. X. COLLINS, So South street.
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MEDICAL.


THE PRIVATE TREATISE.-Tiis is little volume gu
certain Diseases in which the convenient and private
of stated in the ainest possible manner cd
only dire given for the simple and u
those which have fallen into improper hands, aud
continue on from month month particularly dwelt
Such persons will Immediately the difficulties which
Pede hei, whatever they may be- well a, the plan to
be pursued in each particular Is obtained only oil the
author, DR.; Ralph, SO Greenwich ST. Price 81
Dr. Ralph also takes this opportunity of that ne may De
consulted the peculiar diseases above referred TO- at his m
residence at any hour -.
Aware however the deep and ust solcitude which many
feel TO consult OF integrity well as experience I'd
these peculiar complaints the author deems proper to give
the following sketch Of the opportunities he has had to m
himself for this And this he is the inclined to-
many have assured him that for want of information Of this
kind they have selected from list Of advertising people, the
who had boosted Of wodrcus cresbut not WITHOUT
the beres repentance He therefore begs TO state that he
side his rank graduate of Edenbprsh &C. SC &C. he has
FOR more than thirty and has published two editions Of
work expressly them Also that he has testimonial letters
from eminent physicians of Europe to the most emf
uent in Americas Sir Ashley Cooper Dr. Mott Of ~ "
and Dr. Physich of Phade pla and others and further that
he has the privilege of referring to almost every physician q
einnc nee in this city. Nothing be stated he conceves
better ground Of confidence those who to him
may be made by post and for such he has lit
tie private chest containing everything necessary for speedy
$40. mig lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-17

HNKKUFTCY-sAMUEL6 OWEN, Counsellor q Law,
has removed to Nassau street, The corner oi Jonn
here he NAV be consulted on all Bankruptcy
ma Imeedsrc
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WONDERFUL RECOVERY.

HAVE been saved from the dark precpce Of untimely
DEATH and from the misees and tores OF most vexaous
and proracted Illness which suffered for nearly
and by the blessing Of td, am enabled TO offer my public
German Dspensary No. 1873 Hudson BY the direction of
Providence led that excellent and chart
table institution receive the assistance Of the and
kind benefacor who administered to my Affections; until the
suerings-o him, therefore, justly bound IN
lasting gratitude most lasting and public acknow-
applied for reefu vain to some Of the eminent of the
pufation my limbs Under their treatment ceived be-
ncal effect but and worse until my legs and
nearly covered with malignant ulcers and
cacle awful look BY the timely aid Of the above
nidsb disease rooted Of system publish this e. the
benefit Of suffering humanity and advise all to seek
MY '''''"S ''e''''' JOSEPH rouRCH 40 Hudson st.
''e''"' % ''' '''' JOHN AFFORD,
JOHN KIRKMAN,
This certify that JOSEPH Pourch has bee. employ
both before and since his aicon and do hesitate
that the above acknowledgment partcu
lar. wv BUSH, ST. lnspe ctor 9Th Ward
believe the above '' FREEMAN & h e eSHSsfI
Alderman of 9th Ward
NJ BThe Doctor has removed Canal ssect, where
the medicine be obtained for the Of all long standing
compaints with full directions, price $40 which Is
tiers not whether the throat bones any part the
the diseasc will like wise eradicate all the bad effects Of
curry The medicines will be orwa-dedo all PARTS Of the Un
.sS s By 0 sS sf Sc n q, VIII iR0 ::
The Dr. has more than 500 certificates his which
may be seen at his office mT msc
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THE MAGIC MIXTURE

rs considered the safest speedy well plea
lsan remedy for the thorough exngusmen and
analogous affections Of the urinary 1t like the
most advertised medicines cimcrca the
result twelve years practice 1t has failed
single instance.
Sold al c. H. Rings, Fulton street. OF Cliff Dewar.
Church and Chamber; and at drug 3 Broadway
Bowcry Walkers n East Broad
way cor Market Isk Fulton street, Brooklyn. Price ST.
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T UMBERMEN'S BANK NOTES wanted a
II =. J. SYLVESTFRS,
ieiic o2Wall 81. and I 10 Broadway.

TDIA CASHMERE OR CAMELs HAIR sHAWLs;-
fF NEWHALL, 1872 Washington street. Boston, has Tor
sale thy India shAwls coors red and whciong and
sq,re-prlces from TWENTY-FIVE 20 I've hundred dollar,
Also, seyrrsl Embroidered Canton Crapc Shewh.
lca TS'Fh raw IN, ns-t
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HEALTH AND STRENGTHEN. 8. o. RICHARD
IL SONS CONCENTRATED SHERRY WINE BIT
TERSPut in bottles and the Ingredients make
the same put in packages for sale by all the drug
cnity. Also, by all the principal through
out New England and the southern and States.
OFFICE Is HANOVER STREET, BOSTON.
cent uerh offle: &c mrs ner name
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-17

SOO,0OO LIN Norma segars,
I hNDED from the brig Ohio, from Havana Of super,o
- quality. for sale lots 20 SUIT purchasers.
ricsa. by M. RAIDER, ~ Chatham street
hin 49,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17
Making Butter.

Mr.. Were of London, who has been for more
than thirty years engaged in the butter trade
of that city, has furnished paper to the New
Farmers Journal, on the best methods of pre-
pairing and keeping butter, from which we ex-
tract the following:
"Sodi,y and frmness, is think, Of more
consequence than is generally allowed; the
nearer butter can be made of the consistency
Of wax, the longer it will retain It's flavor.
To accomplish this object, recommend sailing
the cream, by putting in rather more fine table
salt than is used when applied after churning,
because part will be left with the buttermilk;
or instead Of salt, use strong clear brine TO mix
with the cream or butter.
Brine is preferable to salt, as the butter is
smoother and better favored. If salt be used,
it may be in the proportion of half an ounce Of
fine dry table salt, mixed with two drachms of
saIl-petre, and two drachms of sugar, both made
fine to every pound of butter. Ii the butter be
made into Jumps for the market, should re-
commend that each lump be wrapped round
with piece of calico, soaked in brine made
from fine dry salt that will carry an egg; for il
the brine is weak, it will be injurious. If the
butter is put into a irkin, the cask should be
made of white oak, ash, sycamore, or beech,
well seasoned by scaldlng out several lines
with hot brine made from the pure and clean
salt. If very choice butter, | would recon-
mend salt cloth around the butter, also on the
top and bouom the cloth TO be kept in its place
by hopping, which can be removed as the cask
fills" Mr.. Were depreca,os the use of the
hand in making butter, and recommends the
use of wooden pats, not unlike cur farmers
wives ladies', for beating out the buitermilk or
packing in casks. "These pats must be al
ways Except when in the hand for use) kept
in tub of cold fresh water, which will prevent
the adherng of the butter, and keep them COOL"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17
An .Old Joe' Revived.

A steamboat stopped at Carthage-the town
was nearly under water---and as the boat neare
the houses, (there being no landing,) a tall Gus
toner. standing up to his knees in water, ia
front of his dwelling, hailed the boat with
Boat ahoyp
What do you want?' said the Captain
'What will you take, Captain, TO tow n.
house over the river where there is high grOun.
Fifty dollars said the Captain.
Il wont give it, said the man in the wa,er
Float on with your darn'd old boat---I don
believe there will be much Of raise, any how
The last was seen of him, he had got on the
roof of his house playing the fiddle, while ht-
lie boy was trying TO learn his dog to 81! up on
his hind legs.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17
Scarlet Fever.

The bappiest effects have resulted from wash
ing The patient in weak ley, which feels slppe
ry to the fingers. 1t is best TO begin in time.
when the fever or redness first appears, and
with cloth or sponge, apply it all over the
child every few hours; but if the fever has got
up, it should be repeated every five minutes
till the heat abates A child was getting better
under this treatment but his nurse observed in
the night that he was again very hot; she washed
him all over, and in few minutes every trace
of the fever left him. He felt cool, slept com
fortably until morning, and had no return of IT,
Even bathing the fee, in weak ley has very
soothing effect.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17
A Chance.

The editor Of paper in Pennsylvania says
he wants wife, and he thus enumerates The
necessary qualifications of the lady:
"She must be a gal whose eye beams with
love, tenderness and pity; twinkle with fan,
froIic and mischief; and Tighten up the flash
with the immortal part of its fraiI tenement
whose countenance is Illuminated with virgin
innocence and purity, chastened by humility,
and happy from the practice of every homely
virtue, with heart TO feel, hand TO relieve
and bosom 10 sympathze with misfortune ;
one who can mend breeches, make shirts, scrub
floors, peel taiers and cook dinner"
Had he been Yankee he would probably
have appended to the list of qualifications some
thing like the following: one that can ride horse
TO plough. attend 10 the garden, feed the pigs,
drive home the cows, and occasionally lick the
schoolmaster
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17

THE SEA SERPENT, as usual at this season
Of the year, has made his appearance in the
northern waters, and may be expected soon TO
arrive at Nahant He has been seen by Cap
tain Hatch, in Penobsco, bay, who approached
his snakeship within thirty feet and thus had a
fair view of the part out Of water. He says
that the head was elevated about two feet, was
fiat on the top like snakes, and the neck bent
like snakes when crawling on the ground;
the eyes were of the size of half-dollar, and
very snakish; the body was of the size Of half
barrel, and thirty fee. of it was out of water.
After looking at them awhile, it sunk into the
water and moved of, leaving wake behind it
like that Of steamboat
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17

A circumstance quite extraordinary occurred
at Niagara Falls few days ago. large
white horse was seen from an elevation between
the Clifton House and the road leading TO the
burning spring, swimming from Navy Island,
on the Canada side, toward the opposite shore.
Strange and impossible as it may seem, being
powerful animal, it is supposed, he succeeded
in reaching Grass Island, more than two-thirds
The way across the Niagara river. After feed
ing awhile and attracting large number of
spectators, he again plunged into the current,
and essayed TO reach the opposite shore, but
the rushing and angry waters whirled the poor
beast over the cataract, the fall breaking every
bone in his body.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17
Spontaneous Combustion.

A case of spontaneous combustion occurred
in Hartford, Ct., recently. In drawing Linseed
Oil, some of it, was split on the floor; it was
it was absorbed by coarse sponge, and placed
upon shelf-the smell Of something burning
led to an examination Of the premises, when
the sponge was found TO be in a state of com
busIion, and just ready TO burst into a flame
Only about two hours had elapsed between the
time of using the sponge and the discovery
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17
POETRY.
An Evening in Summer.
By CHARLES II. EAST

BY CHARLES II. EASTMAN.
The SUMS down, dark grow the glades-
The stars are gathering in the deep;
And DER the earth nights misty shades
Are stealing, like dream in sleep.
The wild winds, wandering through the sky,
Stoop from their paths as day declines,
And nestle with shivering cry
And weary wing among the pines.
The twilight fades, and all the, earth,
The night with solemn gladness fills,
The moon, as fair as at her birth,
Where heaven is welded to the hills,
Through feecy clouds around her flung,
Wheels up, beside the same sweet star,
That with her, when the sky was young,
Looked over Eden from afar
And small white clouds like tufts of down.
Blown over the bosom of the deep,
Are wandering round the mountain brown,
As sweet thoughts wander when in sleep;
While, family, in the west afar,
Is lingering still the days last light,
Around those kingly hills that bar
The clrcled heavens from our sight.
The cool breeze sweeps the dark blue lake;
The wild brook to its sweet self sings,
And the quick night bird, now awake,
Brushes the wave with glancing wings;
Sweet Hope, with fair and gentle smiles,
Looks in the sick mans face and tells
How fresh-lipp'd health, from fairy isles,
Is in that cool breeze as it swelis
OH would that thou vert here to gaze
With me upon this evening sky,
To hear the rising wind that plays
Among the tree-tops, green and high
Stirring their myriad leaves, until
Their murmur'd music swells along
With all life's utterances, that fill
The world with perpetual song.
With thee beside me, o! more pure
Would be the prayer send on high,
And / more meekly should endure
Lfe's sorrows; from thy tender eye
Thy love would teach me what no book
Ger which I've pined for years hath taught
Camly on baffied hopes to look,
And bless the changes they have wrought
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17
sarah-Nadeins Extra.

Wake, lady, wake, the moon are high;
The twinklin' stars is beamin'
While now and then across the sky
A meteor are streaminr
Wake, lovely Won. the sky are clear,
Refreshing is the breezes,
1t blows my nose vile | sit here
A-fddlin' meath the treeses!
Wake, Sally, dear! the bull-frog's note
Are heard in yonder rushes,
And the vorbling tree-toad swells his throat
Singin' in them are bushes.
Wake, Venus, mine! the vipporvill
Sings on that rail fence yonder,
Vile the owl pipes forth his hootin' shrill-
Wv don't she uake, Ironder0
Softly on the grassy lea
The moon her beams are pourin',
The stars look down and wink at me-
by gum! If Sal arn't snOran'O
Wake, Sally, wake! and look on me,
Awake! Squire Curtis daughter:
HPll have you, and you'll have me
(By George! srho Mre,o that toaterO
Oh! cruel Sally, thus to slight
(Here comes the bulldog nowD
"Bow-owI bow-ow!" he's got a bite
Ge-e-e-t out! "Bow-cw! bow-ow"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17
En a Bad Fix,

We saw man, says the Picayune, going
down Royal street yesterday as uncomlortably
off as any poor devil we have seen lately. He
had a bundle under and lady upon each arm,
parasol in each hand, pair of gloves in his
mouth, and little dog, belonging probably ~
one Of the ladies', was trotting along after, eve
ry now and then jumping up and trying to cate O.
the skirts Of his coat. We pitied the fellow
some.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17

There were discharged the past month II
convicis from the New York Sing Sing State
Prison, by the expiration of their sentences,
and there remained in the prison on SATURDAY
n men and II women---tolal, sl2. The con-
victs generally were very healthy.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17
CAMP MEETING

union Camp Meeting of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, will be held by Divine per-
mission, on the 22d August, in Hamilton town.
ship, Monroe county, in Mr.. William Young's
Wood No sutter, cake stand, or boarding
tent, will be permitted within the limits of the
law, q miles,) but such as are regulated by the
authorities Of the church.
DAVID E. GARDINER,
Preacher in charge
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
THEODORE SCHOCH.

TERMs-Two dollars per annum in advance-Two dollars
md quarter half yearand if paid before the end OF
be year, Two dollars and half Those who receive their
perS by carrier stage drivers employed by the prope-
|or will be charged l-2 cts. per year, extra
No papers discontinued until all arearages are paid
b the option of the Editor = 7TfF
TAdversements not exceeding square (sixeen nesl
VII be inserted three weeks for one dollar cents
r every subsequent nseloa larger proportion
1beral discount will be made TO yearly advertisers
A letters addressed to the Editor be post paid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17

"Dawkter, dawkter," said an exquisite the
other day, 81 wawnt you to tell me what | can
get to put intaw NAVY head 10 make it roight!"
SIT wants nothing but brains,' said the gen.
tleman of function Uncle Sam.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17
Dysentery.

Dissolve tablespoonful Of common salt
with two spoonsful of vinegar in half pint Of
water, and take a spoonful of it hot, every half
hour until the pain is relieved
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17

II is said that Governor Dorr, so desperately
wounded in the battle OF Cheapachet, is rapid
ly heelng his scared frame, in Canada