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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-04-19
FEVERS,

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ry kind of disease, they absolutely certain to
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upon the membrane and muscle, causing those
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For the same reason, when, from sudden
changes of the atmosphere, or any other cause,
the perspiration is checked, and those humours
which should pass off by the skin, are thrown in
wardly, causing headache, nausea, and sickness,
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throat hoarseness, coughs, consumption. rheu-
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ny other symptoms of
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at night on going to bed, and repeated few times
will remove all the above unpleasant symptoms,
and restore the body to even sounder health than
before. The same may be said of difficulty OF
breathing, or
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-04-19
NEWSPAPER PUTTING

is unnecessary 10 their success.
Their efficacy, in one case, is sure intro
ducliun and passport of them TO thousand.
FIVE YEARS
Employment of them throughout the United
States, have made them as they deserve TO be
VICTORIOU S!
Whilst the Proprietors and Manufacturers Of
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the people in various ways 10 introduce their
Pills, publishing columns of mailer and Dol.
steriag them up by
MADE, FALSE, LYING CERTIFICATES,
and aitributing to their Pills the powers OF ef-
fecting every Thing, barely excepting the
n EsToRATIoN OF THE DEAD TO LIFE.
DR.. LEIDY has allowed his Blood Pills 10
become known by their effects; thus establish
ing them character that can never be taken
from them, and which is proof inconlroverlible
Of their qualities.
Most other Pills have gone out of use since
their introduction; many have fallen into dis
repute, and some are now altogether unknown;
stilla few hangerS-on endeavor to gull the ig-
norant by plausible Qhough false) reasoning Of
the extraordinary powers their Pills possess;
but The public are fully sensible of such impo.
siion.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-04-19
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VICTORY,

WHO DOES NOT KNOW OF Mr.. LEIDY's BLOOD
PILLS? component part of which is SAR-
SAPARTLLA.
The reputation of DR.. Leidy's Sarsaparilla
Blood Pills is SO well known, that comment
upon their virtues is almost unnecessary. SUI
fee il TO say they possess all the
PURGATIVE AND PURIFYING
properties that can be combined in the form OF
Pills,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
Circuit Court.
Before Judge Kent.

FEB. lO-J Brice Smith .1dnsinstrafor to Richard b
Mason, jonathan Trottev-In 1885, Mr.. Mason came
here with his plans SC, Of the city of Jackson. ele
gsnty laid paper. Mr. Troer agreed to take 26(
shares and gave his notes for certain sum- payable al
different periods
These subsequently rene uished, and bonds
OF the parties secured by their interest in the city Of
Jsckeon" taken in lieu The present action is on bond
Of So oOo-the defence to which is fraud in the original
transaction, and also usury.
II appeared in evidence that Mr.. Mason owned Mn
island IN the Potomac. opposite Washington called
holmes Tor Aexander) Island and also piece efland on
,he MAN. the whole containing five hundred acres He
projected the city scheme and came to New York and
brooklyn, where he introduced to several Of
czens by Captain Hudson subsequently attached TO the
exploring expedition: Accompany formed in which
iona Trouer, Daniel Jackson, John H. Cornell silas NJ.
sllwel and Others took part The capital stock as 10
be S5OOOOO for which 5000 shares OF stock were 10 be
issued and the sum Of s250O00 to be 10
Mr. Mason for his land, Sc III is now worth absut
$4,000 Mr.. Mason stated to defendant and others thai
Mr. Brodhead navy agent at Boston, had agreed TO put in
$4,000 in cash, which proved TO be untrue and made
other misrepresentation On these statements the
Of fraud based In taking the bonds IL lated
that Mr. Mason retain possession and use and con
sequent profit OF the land and receive the bonds per
cent interest On this the defence Of usury founded
The defendants counsel stated that they would have
plead usury except for the sake Of reaching the evidence
Of fraud. The case 10 still on.
Fer plaintiff, Mr.. Foots and Mr.. J. B. Smith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
MONEY MARKET.

Friday, Feb. los r. M.
Sales ofthe United States loan 1884, 1919 Not much
disposition to sell at that Foreign exchanges in
rather more demand, and the supply moderate The
abundance OF money induces purchases for the mpora-
London, l05ia53 Hamburg 34fa34t
Paris, 45 Bremen, 75a763.
Amsterdam, 3sia3sa
Treasury notes TAI per cent premium.
John Jacob Astor has taken the balance Of the assa
chusetts loan about half million Of dollars, five per
cents at SO 4OlOo There is decidedly better feeling
the community and much more disposition to invest
The stock op sratons at the Board were small TO day
with but little change in rates. Ohiofe per City
Water Loan Kentucky State 8s fell Ter cent infu
enced in degree by the "stay law" which passed
the lower house of the Legislature The Legislature
not command the confidence of capitalists when destroys
their legal rights to individual property by absurd
laws. The stocks Of sound banks are growing
into favor than the debts of regulating States
Many bank stocks have risen rapidly lately par
tculary those which known to be selling below their
actual value, Mechanics Bank and the Mechanics
Banking Association, which, with surplus Of $50 900 on
a capital Of 100000 is selling at 20.
Al the new Board the transactions fair with out
little variation in rates. fair proportion OF the business
done this Board by spectators present at the second
CALL through brokers nominated for the transaction, in
consequence OF information derived from The old Board
The of auction duties paid TO the states Tor the
year ending October l s42 as compare win somefor
mer years is 20 follows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
Superior Court.
Before Chief Justice Jones


FEB.9-Exra L. Bushnell Us. The Mutual Safety Fire
Insurance Company-The company insured $1,000 on the
brig Roscoe which was valued at $1,000. The brig, on
returning to this port from Port Leon ST. Marks Florida
in January ls42, with load Of cotton, ashore
said reef at Townsends Inlet Cape May. The
CO. 800 bales thrown overheard but the vessel be-
embedded in the sand and remained. Ten days af.
forwards a survey called and she abandoned.
The captain, appears had tried to get soundings the
day previous the night which she struck throwing
the lead himself but he declared without effect and sup
posed they hundred miles from land The weather
hazy and object could be at the distance OF
quarter mile. The captain owned quarter of the
vessel He declared the accident to have been caused by
his compass getting out Of order and varying points
from the correct The brig sold she lay for
$751; and in March the purchasers succeeded at cost
about $3.50 in getting her off the reef and she aoat
at the inlet her hull tight and sound.
The company refuses to pay the loss alleging fraud
the part of the captain in stranding the vessel which
fort in getting her Off
The case is not yet finished
For plaintiff Mr. Cutting and Mr.. Meore-for defendant,
Mr.. Sedgwick and Mr. J. W. Gerard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
Court Of Common Pleas.

BEFORE Judge IngIls.
FEE le-Nathdn Whitley VS.. Hosea Dougiass.-Ths
was action for assault and battery The defendant
owned property in Park Row, running through to
Ann street The plaintiff who is respectable merchant
tailor at l6 broadway formerly rented store OF the de.
quantity Of fixtures Paperng partitions awning posts,
&c. The defendant satisfied and the plaintiff
called the defendant his for the purpose Of
Ting the affair The defendant then accused Mr.. Whitley
of running of and robbmg him (the defendant. Mr..
Whitley replied that the accusation false which
the defendant threw off his and hat and swearing
that he would knock the defendant down he repeated
that he showed him. with his closed fist against hs face,
for some distance.
The witnesses, who were in the employment of the de-
PENDANT did not believe that assault was committed,
although one testified that the defendant might have
struck the plaintiff.
The Court charged that the assertion OF the plaintiff that
the defendant had lied could justify the latter in uang
personal violence.
The Jury absent nearly an hour, and found
dict for the defendant.
For plaintiff Mr. Nagle-for defendant, Mr. Brady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

CHATHAM THEATRE.-Several popular PLAYS are
announced for this evening. The dramas of Gel
Hyder," Smuggler's Dog" and the "Robber of
the Rhlne," will afford an evenings rare entertain
ment, and doubtless secure full house The sur
prsiug rapidity with which new plays are produced
at this theatre, affords undeniable evidence of the
enterprisng spirit of the manager-and the superior
tact, taste and ability displayed in the arrange
ment of the various characters, scenery, dresses,
decorations, &C. incident toythe pieces, deservedly
receives universal appreciation, and the cordial
support of the entire theatre going community
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

CASE OF WV. p. BRowN.-This accemplice OF
Charles F Miller in the abduction OF his wife, has
been denied bail by Judge Kent. His Honor looks
upon Milers act as crime, and considers Brown az
a partioeps erirninis. He would, however, have
been disposed TO liberae the prisoner on his giving
substantial sureties, were it not for the extreme un
certainty which attends the question as to wha,
crime had been actually committed; for it is mpos.
sbe TO ascertain whether Mis-. Miller be dead OF
living in the United States or beyond the protec.
ton of its laws; and whether Brown, the prisoner
has been merely accessory to case of kidnapping
or 10 case OF murder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

90 LITERATURE.-Jus issued from the press and
for sale this Office the Historical Novel, Blanca
Capeo, by the popular authoress Lady Buiwer Price
is4 cents per copy. -
Also, Blsckwoods Magazine, isl cents and the cent
" published novels OF Scott Bulwer, DIsrae Dickens
James, smelet aud Miss Landon all OF which may be nsd
this office. Also standard Literary Works, embracing
Alisons History of Europe, Cooleys Egypt. Sparks
washington, and Theirs French Revolution.
90 THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF SARSAPA.
rla prepared by the New York College of Medicine and
Pharmacys now almost universally prescribed by the re-
spectacle portion OF the New York medical which
fact alone establishes its character columns Of
newspaper certificates made expressly for the purpose
The following are amongst some Of the most remarka
BILE effected by this celebrated preparation within
the last six months secondary syphilis chronic rheuma
tism nodes debility from secret indulgence and other
causes salt rheum engagements of the joints cutaneous
alterations scroua and eryspelas. This preparation is
guaranteed not to contain particle OF mercury or any
mineral being composed of nothing put the best south
American Sarsaparilla Genan and Sa Ssaras extracted
by process unknown to the American CHI mist,
Sold in bottles at 10 cents EACH
In of half dozen bottles, So So
Do do one dozen, 90.
Principal Office and consulting of the College
81 Nassau street, New York.
VS.. RICHARDSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
90 The Indian Chiefs took their ride yesterd

90 The Indian Chiefs took their ride yesterday in
sleigh drawn by eight horses, the shoes of the Circus
horses being properly sharpensd for fast riding in the
street. They appear in their War Dances to-day at half
past one and to night at half past As they have
compensation and appear merely from politeness
and regard for their superintendent nothing will in
duce them to give repeated performances. The best Mr.
Barnum do this last day Of their VISIT is to give
seats to these who come first Those who canno. get
into the lecture them they mix with the
audience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

SCENE OF EXCITEMENT. evening, at the
Miller meeting, IN the Saloon OF the Chinese Mu-
seum scene ot great CONSERVATION prevailed Tor d
outside DESTROYS get in, and the alarm inside
that the building was on fire, or in danger of falling
down. number of panes OF glass were broken on
George street side several females fainted and for
few moments the greatest confusion prevailed,
and some personal injury was sustained.
AT the same place, this morning, another uproar
occurred, originating in the attempt OF George Mum
dy to ask Miller question, who, at the time, was
answering some queries proposed to him in writing:
The confusion soon subsidized, and the speaker went
on with his proclamation. Philadelphia Gazette,
Feb. TO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

lry- DELAYED BY THE STORM.-The Boston
NotionL. +. Tasis,ro, Editor.-This excellent fsmily
newspaper having been delayed by the storm our thou
sands intelligent readers fearful Of being deprived
Of their usual Saturday evening literary repast we are
happy that will be ready this morning with
its usual variety of rich and articles original and Sc
lected from the latest Magazines.
One othe articles entitled The State OF the Drama
isworthy Of perusal in particular
Also an interesting Letter from Paris, &c. &c.
Tor sale at No. Ann streets Affords News once
bowery, and all nswsmsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

WEIGHS OLYMPIC CIRcus.-The public must not
forget that the usual afternoon performance, COM
mencng at two o'clock, takes place to-day at this
highly popular and magnificent establishment It
will embrace many new and delightful acts of
equesriansm, surprising feats of strength and dex-
terty, amusing dances, singing, &C., &c affordng
great opportunity for families and others to enjoy
a few hours social amusement. The new panto-
mime will be repeated this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

90 VELPEAUS LECTURES.-The following is
the in which the celebrated Velpeau, of the hos
ptal of La Chare speaks Of his unrvaed remedies for
the OF gonorrhe-" In this way have used an i'm
number OF in whom every other species OF
treatment had been tried without success" Velpeans
Pills sold exclusively in this country by autho-
ry Of the College of Medicine and PhSrmacyof the city
of New York, at their principal Office and consulting
rooms, 81 Nassau street: Price One Dollar per box.
w. g. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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Gov. DoRR and his Sword are in Boston.

The Poor AND DESTITUTE MUST NOT SrARvR.-
The unprovided poor OF our city are invited to at
tend meeting tomorrow Sunday at half past 10
A. M.-half past and p. M-also on Tuesday
and Thursday evenings next, at 7 p. NJ at the
Hall, corner of Bowery and Hester streets. Also
all persons who will be helpful as visers, are invIt-
ed TO attend each Of the above meetings. where re-
lief for the deserving destitute may be obtained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

The OLD WHITE HORSE AT LAsr.-THE APPOINT
MENTs.-Our correspondent from Albany, in ano-
thor column, gives list of the New York appoint.
ments, thus far made by the government. These
selections have kicked up terrible dust in the city.
All day yesterday they were canvassed, and public
opinion is very unsettled. The principle on which
they appear to have been made, seems to be mix
ture equal proportions of ingrattude to honest de-
mocrats, and fear of the disorganisers.
The appointment of Thomas r Stevens "a bro
ther-in. law of Senator Varan,) no doubt was made
to harmonize the Varian influence in the Sixteenth
ward, and that of DR.. Van Hovenburgh, as health
officer, and Vache, resident physician, to unite
the party in the equally balanced eighth and uproari
Gus and split-up sixth. The appointment of Henry
Everson as Flour Inspector, meets with general ap-
probation, as also does that of Henry Esquro CAS-
sistant Alderman of the Thirteenth ward), for tobac-
CO, although Henry Riel would have been quite as
acceptable. The water commissioners, harbor mas
ters master warden land port wardens appear pass
general muster.
The reasons that were urged upon the Governor to
produce the appointment Of some of the persons Sc
ected for Office, are calculated to SOW the seeds of
dissenslon and disorganization deeper and deeper
into the party organization. If the sole recon-
mendaton to public place is, that unless certain
men are selected, the city be again given into
the hands of the wings by the factious few who
might be disappointed, the sooner the true, the
honest, the go-he-regular nomination Demo
Gratis understand it the better. If men who
I'VE served long and true as party men, and made
ools of themselves by going 1t strong, who have
never kicked nor boed out of the traces, are to be
thrown aside, and preference gwen to those who
threaten to bolt the regular nominations and split up
the party in the democratic wards let it be made
thus publicly manifest, and the immoral example
will cause the overthrow OF any party who adopt it,
We think the "rarty" are in a ticklish con.
dition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
nz-AN ARrICLE CALLED HEwEs, NERVE AND

Gy-AN ARTICLE CALLED HEWES NERVE AND
Bone Lniment and Indian Vegetable Elixir, the heu.
masm and govt has frequently come under our notice,
which we, like the common herd of mankind have consi-
dertd Of the many cachpenny affairs got up to extor
money from the suffering public, aud should, augh we
know, still continue to think so, had antpahy to
all patent indictments been by seeing bove
articles applied to friend who had been for years crp
pie and who walks erect. When such truly valua
BILE article before notice, deem it our duty
acquan the public Of the facts We refer them for par
tculars to Comsock Co., II Maiden lane where the
me1ies may be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

The ExrREssEs,-Adams and Harnden yesterday
gave us Boston papers Of Thursday in advance Of
the mail Adams 81 Co also gave us Wednesdays
papers Their conductor came through by horse
power to Stoningtol from the Norwich route. AL.
bany papers OF Thursday were brough, dow. by Po-
mercy u Co. over the Housatonic road twenty four
hours head OF the mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

MORE SNow.-About seven O'Clock last evening
a quiet philosophical fall OF snow commenced. it
has most excellent foundation. Our sleighing will
be capital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

STEAM SHIP GREAT WESTERN leaves Bristol to
day for New York. AS she is to touch at Madeira
we shall not look for her before the Sd or 4th of
March.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

hATHER SEVERE The pilot boat John E. David
son, arrived yesterday from long cruise. She was
out in the midst of the late severe snow storm, and
has been upwards Of two hundred miles at sea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
NAvAL.-We have just received the following
bit of naval intelligence from Boston.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, !
p@c-ox Eak q y d NJ

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
BosroN, Feb 9-3 P. MS
The U. S. ship Erie, sailed at PIP. M, for the Pa
cihc Ocean via Rio Janeiro
List Of O6ieers-T. J. Manning, Commander ;
Geo. Hurst, first Lieutenant; r. w. Meade, second
do; VIM. E. Leroy. Acting Master; VIM. Grier,
Surgeon T. E. Norris, Parser; John Rutledge and
John p Decatur, Passed Midshipmen; George M
Ransom, A. N. Smith, w. o. Crane and Stanwix
Gansevoort, Midshipmen; Midshpman ]. A. Man
ming, Captains clerk Alfred Hingerty, Boatswain.
Passengns-E. R. Dorr, Esq, U. S. Consul at
Valparaiso Mr. Petrich (sculptor) and son, for Rio
Janelro.
No other news Very cold here to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

EcoNoNY.-It is proposed in Massachusetts to re-
duee the salaries of its officers from Governor down
TO tde-waiters, and save S3OO56 81 per snnum by
= the retrenchment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

Q0- NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY "A compo-
son has recently been discovered fer renovaDg and pre-
serving old leather and making boots and shoes perfectly
water proof All those who regard comfort and convsn
ence VIII procure this article and satisfy IT,
and making old leather new Il is sold only at No IL
Maiden lane, by the gallon or single bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11
No other news. Very cold here to-day.

SHORT PAssAeEs.-Ships have recently made re-
markaby short passages from Liverpool to New Dr.
leans On the 30th ult., the James H. Shepherd az
rived there with advices from England to the lst,
ult., four days later than any Of packets have
brought
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

NEW MOVEMENT OF THE TYLER GUARD-The
corporals guard, which take OF the interests OF
Captain Tyler, both here and at Washington have
commenced movement Of the most curious ana
original character. They haze actually COM
nlemced suit for damages done by the New YORK
Herald 10 their character and oause-and our former
Washington correspondent during the famous veto
session, Mr. T N. Parmelee, is put forward as
pioneer and personal in this moral movement.
Captain TYLER is one of the most remarkable Of
men, and seems 10 be going to have the most orgi-
nal of destinies The famous " corioral's guard
will be the death of HIM one of these days. We
have tried to advise, aid. to succor his forlorn
hope-and because we gave up the cause as hope
less, these excruciating philosophers now bring for
ward suit against us for damages equal to years
salary of the Captain, full $25, OOO
Well, this will be the funniest case ever yet at
tempted. In our defence, we shall put in evidence
all the facts. documents, and csrresp ondence be-
tween us and the "guard," including also that with
Captain Robert Tyler. This trial will bring out one
of the most curious Developments in politics,
spoils, humbuggng, and fun, that ever came before
the world The secret history of the Extra Session
the "sayings and doings" of Captain Tyer-the
movements and policy of the 'Hguard"- particularly,
their ntrigues to drive Daniel Webster out of the
cabinet and all his friends out of Office, will be rich
treat in the secret history of the last two years.
As to the damage we have done the guard
we have no doubt our course has injured them
equal TO $3.50 767 81 of the best constitutional
rency. We mean also before we have done with
them to make the damage equal to B767. 67S Sc. We
wait for the great TYLER MASS CONVENTION,
called by Corporal Noah on the 18th of March for the
next grand cut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-11

me- pIIEs-One dollar shalI be refunded 70 any PER.
son who will use one bottle Of Hays LlAimcnt wmnIus
being cured. These are the positive terms ih'AsS
can be he'd OF u Maiden lsns.