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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

CANTON & MILES, 205 Broadway, have in
- Press and viii shortly publish the following valuable
l. MODERN BOTANY or Popular nt1odncon to
the Natural System and Classification OF Plants, by
Mrs. Lrudon. vol. l2mo.
H. VEGETABLE PHYSIOLOGY, written and adapted
NJ c adT 1e b s k29d%n eR% for v9 3b use OF private
families, BY Mrs Rundell.
". FAMILY RECEIPT BOOK, containing One Thou
sand Receipts.
the raising al! sorts of Domestic Poultry, etc. etc
,,1oll l,csoI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
DI (, D

On Monday 2l, inst. at half past II O'Clock P NJ ir.
James H. French ftom injuries received by fall iiom his
horse
His friends and those Of the family the members Of the
order of the Sons of Temperance the members OF the Ce-
Temperance Benevolent Society, and the members OF the
New Society requested attend his funeral this
afternoon at o'clock Foa bis late residence 9 Eighteenth
On I'd day. 2lst of sth month, Mary, rect of Nathaniel
Woodward, aged % years.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited attend
cr funeral without farther invitation from the residence OF
Dorothy Mott, No Monroestree this ith day al 4
o'clock P. NJ
On Monday evening 2st instant the 25th year of her
Mrs Anna Cathame Washington, daushteoi the late
DR.. Henry Denson Of Georgetown, S C. and wife OF Geo.
Washington merchant, OF this city.
Her remains removed to Haven for Interment
On Saturday morning, 10Th instant, Josephine NJ only
daughter Of Henry D. aud tonjque LOOMS, aged
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend her lunera! this "wednesday afternoon at
o'clock from No 03 Third avenue, instead of Tuesday
as heretofore noticed
On Thursday, August Il at Roading Penn. of consump
ton, Miss Caoliae Beede aged Il years, months aud
days.
in this city, Aug -, James White, aged Is
In this city, Aug u John Jackson aged 81.
Ia this city, Aug. u, Phebe White, aged 5S.
In this city, Aug. l9 Mrs Elizabeth Ryan aged So
On the 10Th inst at Hoosick Falls y Y Eliza D. Thayer,
wife OF Mr. Adm Thaye Jr. and eldest daughter OF Hon
Hiland Hall aged 22
At Bedford y II. Aug9 Adam Smith, aged So, soldier
of the Revolution
13 The members Of the Chelsea Temperance BenevG-
lent Society and ashingJonians in general are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Of Mr. JAMES H. FRENCH, this
afternoon o'clock The soclsty will meet at O'Clock
2. NJ. at the Chelsea Temperance Hall Ne lis Eighth
Avenue.
Passengers Arrived
in the ship Nicholas Bdle, from Liyerpool-Mr Wm
Alrdrith-23o stecrage
In Brc Clinton from Savannah Mr.. Sawyer, Mr.. F. Te
bean, Mr.. Hopkins MIR Johnson and Master Johnson.
In the brig WIN. Garrison, from Sierra Leon-Rev Thos
S Savage and Mrs AIarv s Minor Of the Protestant Eps
copal Mission at Cape Palmas and 4. V Griswold
tive Youth attached TO Rev L. B. Minor Of Protestant
Episcopal Mission Cape ramas died the 29th May
All other Missionaries well.
Passengers Sailed
In shin Westminster for Lonlon-AIrs Harris aud
children Mr. McAuley of NewYork Miss Underwood, of
Boston; Capt Fenwick OF the British Army.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

- Orlando Fish viii introduce on TUESDAY.
hls the zsd day OF Ausus the Fall Style for Gentlemen,
ats 10 The merits o which ne desires the especial
OF 'e pubic and requests Of them call aad examine
ORLANDO FISH, l37 Broadway
au22 3tls 81 door above City Hotel.
TaF5y'owa n Nf.-ciFggi,;s e, A; a, IS BoxsTy, :.
u Walter t P',e'rs EoTssara q and A. w. Marks,
ATTORNEYS al Law ''tso"'Eh. IA mS 6mts'
~ Particular Noiicc.-T5o.. ,. .,.,..
Furniture any description dispose Of or who ,r. bsS
ns up house keeping viii find ready sale for any or.Io o.
Al, their goods. b. sending their address or caas upon
the subscriber. Goods 70 any ny amount purchased
F.CoLToN. ll3 Futon-s,Eest and
q Cheapest Carpet establishment in
the United states, so. % ,Bqwery.--A\pERSoN
DOBB> otter l-ir whole stock OF splendid neN pat
raa nsraa sai sad Tsap s, c1ST @ IaG Ha2t R9 @ @ @
Shades. SC &C. of which having been purchased At low
prices for Cash vii sold Is yer cent lower jhaa any oth
establishment in this city.
ssnT-fior Thfey-Py Carrrtns "a. a. per yasl.
Double Supeffne Ingram talIttlns ....."s.
fne Ingram arpetins 1890. .-.-. Is.
Common Ingram Carpqting .......,. > 81 "
Transparent Window Shades from SltG : 10 plir.
Floor q, EGs t'i5 DBBS BIS. E No Bovssv
aul6 2wis' The nr>t Store above strstgr-st.
D- Gouraud's Poudre subtle, vii complete
Smass upprr lips the hair cogceaiiu b.o,d ana -Iet,
9rnbesd the Stubborn beard Of ma. OF , Ind ci stu
hair. Be sure 10 ge the Gsnuea The original Office, d
Walker-stlret, door itom Broadway.
81 par bottle Direcrions French and Fn-lish.
Haven; Brown rs Chesnut-seet, Philadefra; jordan
Nhlk-stne, Boston Cray, Poughkeepse; Green Worcester
Carleton Lowell.
Can be tested before buying proof positive hs ond
mistake. sui6 Inns
~ Wire Window Shndes->ldnutacur to
der shape ngne and handsomely httsd IN
hocany frames i-or blemeGt, office and other windows
hall doors, screens Tor public rooms, &c by
Les. * CO. IS FactoTy-street.
These beautiful Shades, unlike all Others admit all the ar
n, light into the and perfect into the streeit
rla same time they obsuct s from the The
oom and keep tiles and other insects out and are very or
msntsl " W
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

RUntell
" FAMILY RECEIPT BOOK, containing One Thou
v.FARNIfSG AK For LADIES, or plain Instructions for
the raising al! sorts of Domestic Poultry, etc, ETC.
au2l lweod
"a Card R,chcrd's himself agqin ,'-HENRY
KNAPP respectfully tenders his thanks the
merchant. throughout the United States and elsewhere and
the public generally for the liberal patronage bestowed
known then hnapps tnllre haing from Western Ave
nu- the Day s Martin OF the Western Hemisphere He as
sure the public thai be has continued the manufacture OF this
highly celebrated Backing nearly quarter of century
hat from causes we'll known among commercial men, has
for the last years been only small scale the injury
himself. and greater loss 10 the public not IN this hem
sUhe alone
H. K congraulates his former friends and The entire pub
lie that he has baen spared and ready al his Offices o
Broadway and i99 Bower extensive scale supply
all orders wits promptness and them splendid article Of
Backing that has stood unriyaed for quarter of century
Also acle recently discovered that absolutely Will
astonis the whole world from excessive bnlllancy
Mercury Richmond Wing Savannah Georgian, Mobile Ad-
,erer New Orleans Bee St Louis Republican and CincIa
zee vii please copy t above every other day three
mes INSIDE and charge ard send copy OF paper to n
Knapp al9 3teodis
rr Second Advent of Christ.-There will b.
Lecture the Second Advent OF Christ 1873 on " ed
neaay evening hs 23d inst the Hall l6 west 18th street
will BE- continued through the week provided Hal can
DE- procured The public respectfully invited 10 as'enu
81 Head Quarters, 267th Regiment: "a y.
T,S. l. Ew YORK. Aug. y, 1873
ORDER. No 2-Lieut Col. French having departed this
his late residence. No. 2el " 18th street on The "a ms a m
P NJ in full uniform with usual badge OF ounlns io
the OF paying the last tribute OF IsspsG 70 e
Guards directed assemble al the Arsenai cnrt
ocos NJ the day aud to &c! as Gn11a IN bs militia
under the c,mrand Of Captain Lee Ofhcers oil n
IN general s. ass Il 0 attend e eoIoSEL
BaErr. Adjusanr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

CONVENIENCE AND ECONOMY.

CtAMlfEl4 PlERCE'S NEW PATENT PRE-
CNlUM KITCHEN RANGES.-The subscriber invites @
he nubc To cali his Range Establishment, Ill Fulton
treet and xamre his assortment of Ranges, varying III
prices from S2j 500 These Ranges so constructed as
70 b. used with an kind OF fuel and with the ordinary kitchen
Utensils The ovens are always ready for baking and without
hauce to the other necessary cooking operations Il mhty
are certain cure for smoky chmBey and also allow al he
iuvia from the cooking escape up the chimney One OF
the strongest evidences that these Ranges superior to any
others is that there less than three persons infringing
ON the patent right Of the proprietor against whom me puoc
a., caur,0n. AS suits been instituted against them or
w W. .n,Eor ~ sysrv casr SAMUEL PIERCE,
iv29 rois-od Sole Inventor and Proprietor, III Fuop.t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
cmnmercinl mud Money Matters.

At the Public Board the sales large Harlem lia,
road advanced q and Farmers Trust Co Ohio Skies and
Canton Company declined s. Illinois sNes Long Island
Railroad !.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

r AIDES going to or returning from the SoGn1Ty mIy
IL wishing their supply of Shoes, can find at y p ~ i AZ
FS 2 Canal-s,reet complete assortment 9i all the oi
tet kads as good quality ia style and low ID
oce as ran be obtained any store IN New fofk %
per pair good article Ladies' Cater Boots at H. 10, ana
made 10 order At shlngs in beautiful STYLE Every % %
is warranted of my manufacture and made oy supf ~
yorkmen several Of whom have been IN my % o
the last years Ladies who wish good Shoes al ait fJ
instead of buying poor Shoes the cheap stores: WIZ hD'
10 their decided advantage to cali and purchase At
J. B. MILLER'S, li2 Canal.st.
IL, Tborn auIS Su st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
aul3 6tissod. between Thompson and Sullivan.sG.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. Sprice.st.
w The subscribers invite the attention of the public 70
,sr splendid assortment OF Decorative Window stdes AL
having been got with great and warranted 10 p'
Shades painted 10 any pattern or size ,,.
The assortment consists Of splendid American Lansscape
aan do, Wild VSne French sG5olls yisnSsi;a ;o,hc fn
Landscape Centres Tnuru Abbeys Moonlight Views &c. &C.
&c Sign Banners and Decorations done in style not 10 W
surpassed by any other estab shment.
Southern aud Western Merchants supplied with any guam
tlty. BARIOL Y DE-. MAUNf. auZL I...s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

C Usury: The Evil und the Remedy"
An exposition the vices, defects evil tendencies oi our
present Monetary System with plan for It's eiectual Re
form: being thorough eucdaon of the nature OF Money,
of Interest and the evils of Usury pnbshed in large and
vel printed sheet by URGESS STRINGER, 222 Broad
way In order induce all opposed usury and IN favor OF
Monetary Reform TO extending the circulation of this
essay price put the bare of printing off the sheets
three cents single COPY; 81 hundred Orders are so
cited au2Itl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

- IRE informed That for TWO weeks Fuuure viii be Of
% AZ ne'f I4oG sales except such articles are forced
wi G G "IIF % m is sang Snlonps;e TIE
crbed On the Is, OF September our Regular Fail Ss WI,
Commence all goods oend Will b free and the sales vii, be-
rartes every Wednesday and Saturday; DRY Goods o,h
ug Fancy and Pleged Goods every Tuesday and Erdsy
No postpOnemrnr on account Of the weather.
Stores 30 Ann and Us Fultop-srr-'ts.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

NV u >- JOSIAH Richards. Aucroneer.
~ lss BrosawaS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

Ship Adelaide, Adams, Havana, Spoiford Ileston Co.
Brgs Russia Law, Portland Nesmith, Leeds Cos Caro-
line Z Plart Rice, Apalachcola, Post Philips.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

D1aKDING AND pay SGHooL r. FOE 9w5;a GEN, !.
EpUfGaTIoTTb e Assi?: vii b
Soa T doors se the l M@nas 'n1s
s s9 he %os at ]
'sGzaSs 500 Ss5 Ss5aeoa mar nsae eSy tbs
Of :s ssS S' 9s Pg TT R9tDbAsT Fl '
$50 quarter. II /. Assistant: also Classical
Teacher OF ability and e1Eei'ea's euli tSAa
during this month.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

G." Country Agents supiisd AT Publishers prices All or
ders shipped in advance Of publication day
Address GRAHAM 4 CHR STY,
No AsfDr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
BOOK S
PURIJSHED THIS Mo

AT the Oics OF Books PEorLE' 30 An,-s,reet
PART VI,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

SIR JOHN FROISSART'S CHRONICLES,
illustrated with zen beautiful Ensrarinrs The work 10 be
completed numbers at Is cents each g so enrc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

4 MERICAN MUSEUM. AND PERPETUAL
n FAIR R-GRtATEST NOVELTIES IN EE"-
YORK-The new Saloon attached TO the Museum, Is no"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

DARTNER WANTED.-Any respectable Ame-
rcan who command Immediately $500 or $1,000, my
have An opportunity do Temperance Grocery III the
lower part this city with good OF sentee cash Gus
au23 2tis- WILLIAM +. WILLIAMS, Jr.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

WHALEBONE-5OOO breugh, 42c.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

WIN his acconpice.
UPPER Police OFFICE. CHARGES OF FALSE
PRErENcE AND OF PERlURy.--On the 9th Of July last,
Norris B. Cohen, OF 2I2 Spring agent aud sales
man of Ralph schoyer of 81 Water street, ond Of George
~ Dickson Of l2S Broadway made affidavit at this ctce
before Justice Gilbert that Samuel Thompson and BenJa-
min +. Headden. constituting the firm OF Thompson &
hsadden keepers Of the Caledonia Hotel in Gold street by
false ptetence and fraudulent and false representations OBJ
aned Of him about the st of June last property for
their public house Of the value Of $780, with intent TO cheat
md deiIaud
warrant being issued on this complaint Thompson
Aesied by officer j. S. Smith and brought before Justice
ooeFt where by himself and his then counsel man named
Lloyd he demanded in MS presence examination OF the
witnesses against him. hearing appointed al III
O'Clock the mex, day. and witnesses subpenaed accordingly
la the interim Lloyd the COUNSEL OF Thompson, sued ont
"'it o haeeas coPas before Chief Justice Jones' of the SUI
peoF Court for bringing the body of Thompson forthwith
oeloe nm Tor hearing &c and hearing had accord
ingiyaiter which, the Chief Justice instead of re,nanng
Thompson 10 prison or examna,ion or discharcnc him
from custody which he had rivh, 10 do held him To bail
Tor his appearance for examination before the Police Justice
al 10 o'clock the ensuing day. which he has no legal right
dos ard the consequence that Thompson did not appea
At the Police Office Tor examination the time appointed
although the witnesses there assembled
In addition 10 this Thompson, through his counsel
Lloyd, the ls Of August; sued writ before Chief
Justice Joues against Cohen FOR false imprisonment; founded
or an affidavit, Of Thompson drawn by Lloyd. On this
wI Cohen was arrested and held bail by the Chief Jus
tiee in $1,000 appear and This affidavit which
Thompson says he the instance Of Lloyd his
counsel charged by Cohen aud others TO contain
meuts knowingly and wlully false; and complain,
the-upon preferred against Thompson before Justice Tay
io for the perjury On this he arrested and on the ls
ih examined before Justice Taylor when The facts and
sucence appearing implicate him sutieeny he "a'
hsd to bail $500 this charge lie was also e
mned before Justice Gilbert the charge oi false pre-
aee and held bail on thar by Justice Gilbert In $500 'o
answer
proper ,ha, Headden the other accused party
not been arrested the false preence charge and Is ys
liberty
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

MISS BREMER'S NOVELS.
HARPER'S PUBLICATIONS.
NEW WORLD
BROTHER JONATHAN f"
CAREY s. HART'S PIlILADEL. WORKS.
LEE g. BLANCHARD'S :"
CAMPBELL'S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

uATTER'S PLUSH, of the different qualities,
IL for sale low by THOMASP P. CUMMINGS,
auA lnais 70 Pine street, near eesri'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
RELL Y HOWARNS NOTICE--Tbe nuhl:e

At PRIVATE SALE.
y 9umc' Of the New.YorS rrce Current and Shipping
-et from lS29 70 l3tl. inclusive. folio. bound.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

ERENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
F,ench gentleman who has taught for several years IN
the best schools in NewYork wishes TO devote one OF two
hours day in school public institution, either III THIS
and especrability may be given. Address GUsTANE B.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-03
Caution.

A young gentleman, in this city, received
distressing injury, few days since, while sha-
king his panialoons. The end of one of tho
legs flew into his face, driving a strap button
into one of his eyes, where it was so firmly
embedded that a violent jerk separated ii from
the strap, and left it in the ye!-wblch bled
profusely, of course, and threw the sufferer inlo
The most acute distress. DR.. Pennington being
Immediately called in, found it completely in
serted under the outer skin or coat. and succeed
ed in Withdrawing il with as liule injury as
possible by the delicate use of his instrument.
There is some slight hope, we understand,
ha, the ball of the eye may be preserved but
the probability is that the sight is destroyed
Nepark Daily Advertiser,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-03

Soak your seed in a solution Of salt, salt petre,
SCOT and copperas, made as folows.--To every
10 gallons of boiling water, add 2 lbs. salt
pelre, lbs of SCOT, and lbs. of coppera-
stir these until The salts are dissolved, lhen pun
in your corn, regulating the quantity so hal all
the grains will be covered. As you piani take
out The corn, and drain il in basket then pre-
pare mixture of lar and waler, Viii h must
be made lhus-lo five gallons of boiling wac,
add pint of tar; stir the whole well together
aud when cool, put your corn into il, and sir II
until all the grains covered, then drain, and
dry them in plaster or ashes, hen they will bs
ready for planting The corn should remain in
the first soak l2 hours before any of i, is plan
ted, and no more should be taken out any day
than can be planted the tarring and plastering
should be done just before the grain is wanted
for planting. No fears need be entertained oi
the first soak destroying the vegelalive powers
of The cora, for a week or So Seed corn, thu1
prepared, will be protected from birds and YER
min, while lis vegctating powers will be great
ly accelerated.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-03
SOlOGuy.

To 90 TO Texas or not to go-that am the
aues,ion--w whether it are better TO stay at home
and bear these ills what we has got, or TO take
up arms against lol of Wexicans and Ingines,
and by fighting 'em kill 'em. To fght-to fire
--'laint nothing more, and hardly lhat-but in
that fight Of ourn, what bullets may come when
we have shuflled off shot or so, must bid US
consider ont. Aye, there's where it rubs !!
Rather guess we won't go, on the whole
Mercury
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-03

The following advice 10 farmers from tho
Gospel Banner is sensible and to The point.
The calerplars may now be Destroyed and no
time should be lost in commencing and COM
pIeling the work of destruction
This is to be a great year for caterpilers
on fruit trees. The eggs were deposited on
the limbs about the first of July last, when the
weather was dry and warm, and afforded the
parents fine time TO provide for numerous
progeny the Then next year. If you will ex-
anime your apple trees: you will find the limbs
greatly infested with the eggs NOt0 is the
time TO destroy them Do it before the buds
swell But how shall this be done By sim
pie means. Just make strong ley, or soap
suds- strong enough 10 bear an egg, and with
brush or piece of cloth, wash the infested
limbs. The ley will kill every mothers son Of
the eggs, and you will see no calerpilIars beds
upon them in May or June. Even without re-
gard to caerplllars it is an excellent plan, ev
cry spring, 10 wash trees with strong soap
suds. This will kill various sorts Of insects in
the eggs--it will cleanse and renoyate the
bark, and promote The health and fruitlulness
of the tree. Try it. Be not afraid OF injuring
the tree, even if the ley is so strong as 10 blis
ter your hands. Ii will do no harm if applied
before the buds are much swollen; but il will
kill the young leaf
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-03
A Smart Child.

"Ma! what is the reason that Papa can new
er smoke pipe alone z"
"Nonsense, child, he often does"
No, but he don't though, because he can't"
How do you mean, child 7"
"Oh! do you give it up, then! Well, I'll
tell you; because he requires tobacco along
with it,"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-03
HTS ON.

" It's on at last ~ she cried,
To her daughter standing by;
" It's on"-the thought her utterance choaked,
While JOY suffused her eye.
"What's on, dear mother Z" asked the maid,
(She smiled, and looked so sweet,)
"My bustIe's on, you Ounce" she said,
Don't it stick out feet I"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-03
A Substitute for a Watch.

Irish ingenuity is we'll exempliied in the
case of a celebrated son of the sod, Of whom
the poet sings
Bryan O'Lynn had no watch to put on,
So he scooped out turnp to make him one
Then he clapped cricket snug under the skin
"Whap they'll think it is tickin'," says Bryan
O'Lynn.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-03
But even now doth fall

A young man visiting his lady-love just al
The ,ine The family were at supper, was invited
to draw up his chair and take something TO eai
with them. {" No thank you" said he, " |
have just taken supper, and haze a frttter left an
nag ,,ocket, TAT The same time feeling in his pock-
ei and producing H. exhibiting il 10 the extreme
rlsb;lily Of The company A sharp lad that
Wuudef Il his mother knew lie was out
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-03
JOB PRINTING
Joan, The Shepherds Child.

BY MRS. ELIZABETH J. BAMEs.
The beautiful fountain near Domremi, believed
to be haunted by fairies, was a favorite resort of
Jeanne dare in her childhood. have somewhere
seen picture of her in which she is represented
sitting beside the fountain twining wreath of
flowers.
-'thou the Shepherd child,
Joan, the lowly dreamer Of the wild"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-03
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SCKOCEH & KOEEOCK.

TERMS-Two dollars per annum in advance-Two dollars
ami quarter half yearly not paid before the end OF
the wear Two dollars and half Those who their
papers stage drivers employed by the popre-
SorS, will be charged 81 l2 cts. per year, extra.
papers discontinued until all arrearages paid except
al the option of the Editors.
nAdversements exceeding square Sixteen lnesl
viii inserted three weeks for dollar twenty-five
for every subsequent nset larger in proportion
liberal discount will be made TO yearly advertisers.
HPA letters addressed the Editors be post paid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-03

"I'm regular bOarder," as the pirate re-
marked to a captain he had taken prisoner.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-03

wanted Miss S 10 look at me and she did
yesterday. II made me think oi MAJOR Moan 5
new mode of curing hydTophobia" How
so ~" Why" he says cauterlse-and caught
her-eyes"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-03

The chain of love is fading flowers, but that
of wedlock is of god--lastng as well as beau
tiful
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-03

"Anything to please the child" as the nurse
said when she gave the baby razor TO play
with.