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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-11

NOTICE TO KCc LRED PERSONS.
pERSONS afflicted with rup'a may rely upon the best
L instrumental aid the world ID, application the
principal the United examine the
back pad Of Hull's usses endorsed by DR.
Hull 10 writing None are genuine TO be relied upop
Many have upde rtsken of Hu,s
celebrated nsses and thousands impose
These limitations cannot be relIe they
made by unskful mechanics and better the
Rooms have fitted up No. yesey street, exclusively
for ladies' having from the
where femae IN Constant
ernsle rs'erts NIL imT
T'WINEs-2oo bales Bndport manu- ctory compnnng a
4 complete assortment Of Seine, Herring and Gill Net
Twines. from ~ to 36 ID The above twnes all Of
ton Of the material and the For sale lots
to suit purchasers, by EDWD. COLLINS Y co.
DIR 56 South street
TOBIAS begs inform bis friends ard public
-. he has given the Agency Of Mess Neusad Bar
Lane, he offers for sale Watches Jewellery and Cutlery
on liberal terms. us 6tsr
January lat l8t3
EKENCH CHINA-Dinner setls. octagon, Tea DO DO and
all the ARTICLES TO- dinner and tea setts by case only For
'' S" p sou,h w,i,m a P Re !. Is .,s
TIE uPERANCE-BUT MT IEETOTAL--Ihes sub
scrber offers for sale pure wines Of the following KINDS
Madeira, in wood and glass, various grades
s ss:;ss.'''.. s.,.. 4 Kinds.
s. .s:;s: !: !:
The above wines are warranted TO Be nps gr'Ity Apply
corner Pine and William
sA few denieAns Of old Coguae Brandy, for the
lcM d1s sw2wr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-11

GOAL COAL COAL!-The subscriber having taken
- the yard southwest Of King and Greeuwleh street,
now receiving full supply of Sehuyll and Peach Orchard
Coal from the best veias which he oheu the fol
lowing reduced prices, viz -
From the yard broken and screened IS pc, ton
Nut, 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-11

IF THE WORLD only knew half the desperate
real disease cured by the physician the huneran Dspen
ssy Division street. with the far famed and Justly
Hunters Red Drop would other remedy used
this medicine proved itself be the only
harmless earth those afflicted are respecu
hundreds certificates of who have been cured by this
medicine all failed. Price 81, warranted in all
Penous in Alban Rochester and Buffalo, N.Y. Boston,
Mass Charleson ofthis medicine obtain
il genuine by remttns with description the In
other ma"nef they of getting the article.
linen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-11
LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
BIER GOODS.

LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
Der GOODS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, MOI Wall street. TIL
ofimpored India Rubber Water Proof Goods viz:
Goats and Capes superior Lama Cashmere Lama, Persian
Menno and Cotton, OF all colcrs and sizes.
Cloth7lndia Rubber Water Proof super Lama Lama Per
"s0'ns' Tor
THE GERMAN SURGEON.
SOLOMON HlNE M. D.. No. ST Reade street, New York.
In scrofua and chronic deases charge made till the
patient satisedmedicine delivered gratis All de-
ened References given to numerous patients who have
cured 10 thus city. OF smsy
SEGARS-SEGARS.
1 M0UES's HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SEGAR
STORE, wholesale and retail basement 81 William
kondas, In naif and quarter boxes
De. No. :, half and quarter boxes
Noregas N quarter and eighth do
Rssaa. Of superior quality in x. and i-loh boxes
Trsbncas. do do
La Espennza, do do
Tres Amigos, in cartons Of 20 each
London Regalias in cartons of 40 each
La Puela, in quarter boxes
Si.gaIn's, spotted, in quarter boxes
Yngenendad do
Demoyas, do
Mateos, do
Principles of the Rendou Cruz and Sans al.ent to deb.
Alranzss do
ConstantiaS, do
Bustamentas, do
N.B:-Hotels and grocen piled reasonable terms.
Ola
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31
iMexican TrickerY.

Than cheualaerS dinduStris of Mexico there
are perhaps none more expert in The wide
world, none more original in their tricks 10
raise the wind. In the course of recent in
teresling lecture at Baltimore, delivered by
Branlz. Mayer, Esq, late our Secretary Of
Legation at Mexico, he related the following
anecdote. A more ingenious chain of Irickery
was never devised and more successfully car
ried out. We give it in Mr.. Ms own words:
A worthy Judge of one Of the Mexican
courts, one morning entering the edifce TO take
his seat on The bench, was about TO refer 10 his
gold watch, when he discovered that it was not
in his pocket.
"Ah! as usual" he remarked aloud TO a
friend, 81 have left my watch under my pill
low and proceeded forthwith to The discharge
of the duties of the day these concluded, he
returned home 10 dinner, which being also de-
spalched he thought of his watch, and directed
his wife to send for H.
"Send for it," said she, with no little sur
prise. why, have you not go. it, my dear 2"
"No, my dear, indeed have not"
swell, that is exceedingly strange, sent II
10 you three hours ago"
Sent it 10 me, and by whom 7"
"Why, about an hour after you were gone
this morning, a genieel dressed man came TO
the house, accompanied by boy bearing a
splendid turkey, which he said you had bought
of an Indian on your way TO Court, and had
requested him 10 see delivered al the house,
with request that should have il picked aud
put away to cool, as you intended to invite
your brother judges home with you 10 dinner
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31
HIesmerism and N.ggerism.

We are reJoiced (says the N o. Pcayune)
TO be able to give at last the true elucidaiion
Of Mesmerism.
Hello, niger !" suddenly exclaimed Sam
Jonsng, calling after another dark gentleman
who was turning distant corner.
/" Hello you!" shouted Pete Gumbo in re-
ply.
/" Wa, how is you, Sam?" said Pete, when
the two met and shook hands.
"I'se all right" said Sam. Look heah,
Pete, you's heard OBJ dis Mesermerism?"
"Well has, Sam,"-and Pete Immediately
looked wise.
Wa-well, watts it all about :"
/" SAM" said Pete, very seriously, "we
must all be cautious in preaching de confused
sciences. Mesermerism is science as yet in
de infant stage of conavalescence Now
now-s'pose l put you TO sleep an you tell me
whar a box OBJ specie is hid in the ground !"
Wall"
OATS Mesermerism~
",Dal's il Z"
OATS Mesermerism"
"Wal, Pele," said Sam, s'pose seen a
box OBJ gold in de ground an don't tell you
single word bout ii I"
"Wal"
Know wal dat is Z"
"No"
"DaI's Niggerism"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31

tomorrow he then added that you had left
your watch under your pillow, and had desired
him 10 obtain il from me, for the purpose OF
carrying 1t 10 you" e..
Of course the yexaion and annoyance Of
the worthy judge will be easily understood it
was, however, soothed by an hours reflection
upon the rascafs ingenuity, and his cogliaions
had also led him 10 improve the fellows hint,
and invite his brothers Of the bench on tho
following day. Accordingly, the next murn'ng
he ordered the turkey TO be cooked for dinner,
and on the adjournment of the court, having
related TO his associate judges the costly trick
Of the preceding day, returned home in com
pany with them 10 enjoy the turkey, which had
been so dearly bought. =.
But what was his surprise to find dinner
prepared and no turkey to grace the board
/" Where is the turkey, my dear 2" he quietly
inquired of his worthy lady.
The turkey" she exclaimed, "whal haven't
you seen il at court g
"At court, my dear--why what should the
turkey be doing al court Z"
Is it possible,"'' she exclaimed, " thai |
have again been duped by villain %
How, now 7" said The Judge.
!" Why, after you were gone couple Of
HOuAo 'iIS HIOiHlns,s q PdIe'idCeu young IlldHp
with shabby genleel dress, came 10 The door,
and stated that he was clerk of The court,
congratulated me on the recovery of your gold
watch, and added that the thief who SO villain
ously duped your honor had been arrested, and
was now in couFt undergoing an examination
that The chain of evidence. was complete
against him, with the exception OF the actual
presence of the turkey, which he had been
despatched TO bring into court-aud | gave II
TO him."
Well, my dear, you are certainly as great
goose as that was turkey" politely observed
The judge, almost mad with chagrin and disap-
poihtnent
The admirable character Of the trick, how
ever, still sufficed 10 calm the irrilated feelings
of The judicial dignity, and he enjoyed MS
dinner, interrupted occasionally only by a
hearty laugh, although the turkey had been
picked 10 grace another board.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31
Temperance Tca.Party i'm Deacon
Giles DistilIery!


BosToN, April 6, ls43.
take the pen TO sketch, though in lain!
and inadequate manner, one of the sublimesi
moral scenes of which have been an eye
witness (; a scene, the report of which ought 10
fill the land with joy and thanksgiving, and
which canno. fail to send thrill of pleasure
through The hearts of all who are interested in
the wonderful and almost miraculous progress
of the heaven-descended cause OF Temper
ance.
Every body has heard of deacon Giles's
Dislillery,'' smmOrtali9ed by the Rev. GEORGE
b CHEEvER's Dream several years ago; for
which service that gentleman was first tiogged
in the streets of Salem, al the insligalion, as
was supposed, of the Deacon himself, and
then tiled aud convicted of libel and impris-
oned in The county Jail. These events will
cause Salem to be remembered, long after the
wilchcralt of the olden time shall have been
forgotten. Viii you believe me when l tell
you, that last evening attended Temperance
Teal Party in the " same old" Distillery which
was the scene Of Cheevers Dream, and under
The identical roof where the Deacon carried on
the almost internal business Of manufacturing
New England Rum, and, as il TO "mingle
hendish deeds with bessedness," sold Bibles
10 those whom love of The liquor or of The pro-
fits 10 be made from its sale, brought TO the
doors OF his establishment? Incredible as the
statement may seem, both you and your read
ers may rely upon lis truth. Yes, it is verify
SO. The old fortress OF Bacchus, which, ac-
cordng TO The Dream aforesaid, was once the
scene OF internal revelry and fiendish mirlh,
and where mol human hands alone, but agents
from The spirit. world, labored and ioiled 10
swell the fearful tide Of lnlemperance, is res
cued from the enemy, and lis walls, even now
redolent of the still, echoed last night with the
triumphant shouts of nearly 1000 people, as
sembled under The banners of the Washingto-
mans, and reyerberated the enchanting strains
of music from lips touched with the inspiration
Of the scene.
But must Try to get down from my stills,
and tell your readers the plain story, leaving
them TO supply all embellishments (if such a
tale can be emoelllshed) by the aid of their I'M
agina,ions. The famous old Dislillery, then,
be II known, has recently been purchased by
JAMES NJ BuFFuM, Of Lynn, who intends TO
use II hereafter as Steam Saving and Planning
Manulaclory Being a whole -souled temper
ance man, and thinking lha, the dngy old ed-
fee needed dedication, he invited the Wash
inglonians of Salem to peIform that service by
holding within lis wall a Tea Party. They
joylully embraced the rare opportunity thus
afforded to present to their ellow-cilizens,
under The mos. impressive circumstances, and
amidst the most stirring associations, the claims
oi The temperance cause upon their warmesl
sympathies and most efficient support. The
walls OF the old building were nearly white
washed within, and decorated, in very taste
lu manner, with llags, banners, and appropriate
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SCHOCH d. KOLLOCK.

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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31

island, OH the coast OF Georgia The Rector
Rev. Mr.. WALKER, has regularly sold the honey
and sent the proceeds to the Missionary Funds
There lies, far in the bosom of the seas,
An island fair;
All summer long the patient little bees
Are busy here.
The honey which they gather in their round,
Buzzing from flower to flower,
They hoard it in quaint beehive they've found
In the old church-tower
Their store is taken every year, nor do
The bees complain;
They know that God will send, next Spring, new
Supply again.
The produce of their careful gatherings goes
To men in lands abroad,
Who preach glad tidings of great joy to those
Who know not God.
Like Jonathan, when fainting he did roam
The hungry waste,
How was he quickened when an honey-comb
He did but taste!
So to those weary laborers on lone shores,
This humble hive supplies
The luscious droppings of its annual stores
To light their eyes.
Poor Christian cen In such small folk as these,
A lesson see
Doth God take such good care for tiny bees,
Yet none for thee
Then say not, Little -faith thou hast no power
To gather honey too;
And round thee bloom the flowers, and every flower
Is filled with dew.
Sarannah, Jan. %, Is43. j: H. II.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31
FRAS. HOPKINSON,
Clerk Of the District Court.
ladelphla, May 3, 1873 IC
WOOL CARDING.

The Carding Machines at BIDDIs' Mill, hay-
ing been thoroughly repaired, and put in COM
plete order, will be in operation this season,
under the superintendent of Mr.. BUCKLEY,
first raie workman. All persons having
Wool 10 Card, can have ii done at The shortest
notice and on reasonable terms. The subscli-
bers respectfully solici, share Of public pal-
ronage, and pledge themselves 10 use every
exertlon 10 give satisfaction.
BIDDlS & BUCKLEY.
Uilford 1f11 7 I212
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31

county, Illinois, woman had six children at a
birth, weighing l6 lbs. OF. The fac, is OBJ
tanned from the most respectable authority,
., Veto!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31

A Petition for Discharge and Certificate un-
der the Bankrupt Law, has been filed by
Abraham Marsh, Weaver, Monroe,
And Friday the 28h day Of July next, al
IL o'clock, a. NJ. is appointed for the hearing
thereof, before the said Court, sitting IN Bank.
ruptcy, at The District Court Room, in the City
of Philadelphia, when and where the Creditors
of the said Petitioners, who have proved their
Debts. and all other persons in interest, may
appear and show cause, if any they have, why
such Discharge and Certificate should not be
granted.
FRAS HOPKINSON
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31

The wife Of a celebrated topper, intending to
take up coal Of fire to light candle. caught
her husbands red nose between The ,ongs. and
did not perceive her mistake until she began
TO blow
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31
uJ Paw UP! PAY UP!!lN

All persons indebted 10 The subscriber for
subscription, advertising, job work, or other
wise, are hereby requested TO make immediate
payment, and save COSTS. Since his co-par-
nership with Mr.. Kollock, a Sc, of nep books,
for the firm, hare been opened and it is there
fore necessary tha, the old books should be SET
tled up. His Pecuniary concerns also imperi-
lively require him TO call upon all who are in
arrears 10 make immediate settlement
THEODORE SCHOCH.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31

The cause OF the present hard times IS ow-
ing 10 the fact that one third OF this nation
have lived in idleness, on the labor OF the other
,wo-,hirds, by means of credit for the last 20
years.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31
Yankee Tailor.

Dan Marble tells story about Yankee
tailor dunning a man for the amount of his
bill. The man said he "was very sorry, in
decd that he could not pay it, "Well" said
the tailor, I" took you for man that would be
sorry, but if youare sorrier than am III quit"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31

"Don'l lean on me for support" said rich
rascal 10 poor relative.
"Il would be lean support if | did" was
the poor fellows reply
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31
STROUDSBURG
IRON AND BRASS.
FOUNDRY.

The subscribers take this method 10 inform
the public generally and Millers and Farmers
especially, that they have taken that conven-
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31
Foundry and Machine shop,

adjoining Jacob Singmasler's Tannery, and
would be thankful for any patronage extended
towards them, and respectfully announce iha,
they are prepared TO execute all orders in their
line of business in the best manner and with
desnafch They Will Inannfacfnra
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31
The Bees of St. simon's.

For several years the bees have deposited their
honey in the tower of the church on Saint Smon's
Island, off the coast of Georgia. The Rector,
Rev. Mr.. WALKER, has regularly sold the honey,
and sent the proceeds to the Missionary Funds
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31
Wrought ErOn NHiIl Work
M o q g q Fl

April 96, 1S43.
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withheld or mpeached, 10 make him ample
teparation. Should the decision be in ia
vor Of his client. but appear to he hard
though just sentence, be ought Go' 10 en-
courage him tn take the utmost advantage
OF The rigor or power Of the law, while
equity or poverty call for compassion or
abatement.
In criminal cases he should act with
spirit aud resolution against hardened and
daring offenders, but should be very eau
tious not to injure nor oppress, and much
more so not 70 add insult IN severity
Process of law is often slow, in order TO
preserve the unwary or unskiliul from be-
ing surprised. and to afinrd the fairer OPP
portuai.y Of bringing truth to light; but
delays should never be induleed IN where
a decision can be speedily obtained with
ou, deroraliug from justice. In giving
advice on mortgages or purchases. or IN
any money transactions, an attorney
should discourage every undue advantage
Of the iguorani. unwary. or necesritous--
When the debtor is insolvent, the attorney
should promote equality in payment
Where the debtor is unfortunate, the a,lor.
neg should dispose the creditors to show
favor and compassion. Where dehlor
shows himself TO have been designing
villain. Tue attorney should shun all un
necessary connection aud communication
with him. Ia settlements and oher fami-
iy transactions, sccresy is more especially
requisite. Great attention should be had
in disposing Of estates 10y wills. so that no
creditor may remain Tor any length Of time
unsalisfied. and that peace and harmony
NAV be preserved among The children aud
relatives Of the tesia,or. Care should be
taken AT all times. and especially when
the lestator's faculties ere in any wise inn
paired, 10 procure witnesses Of uadnubied
reputation to the execution of the will.
There are other matters within the scope
Of an attorneys duIv. which without par
will he hest performed by his
The golden rule Of do 10 Others u
he would be done bv. Thus will attorneys
free The profession fiom the reproach with
which unworthy members have stained IL.
and be blessing instead of curse TO :he
the ornament and moi the
bane of society the faithful guardians Of
the lava Of their country, and best suppor-
Iers of our courts Of justice That there
are many excellent attorneys am able 10
cstify, but tha, there are others of a very
!ifferen, stamp, am reluctantly bound 10
admit. IL will always be my care. how
ever. 10 support The upright, aud uproot
be bad, end thus end-avour TO preserve
without biemish or disorder the most
powerful engine for putting the laws under
which we live into saIutary operation"