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

An English agricultural paper gives the fa!.
lowing method Of destroying caterpilIars, which
was accidentally discovered, and is pracliseI
by gardener near Glasgow. "a piece Of
woollen rag had been blown by the wind into a
currans bush, and when taken au, was lounJ
covered by the leaf devouring insects Ilsin.
mediaiely placed pieces Of wooIlen rorh !,
every bush in his garden, and found neg, day
that The caterpillars had universally taken 10
them for shelter. In this way he destroys ma.
ny thousands every morning"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31
Eacusr sear.

A correspondents Of Hartford paper says,
well remember three locust years. in The
yeas 1892, I3O9, and 1926. and my father
told me that he remembered one in the year
1888, and another in ITS. There being sew
enteen years between these dates, is strong
evidence that they return once in seventeen
years, and accordingly The present year ls43
may be expected to be locust year. wish you
10 publish this al this time. that the etymolo-
gysIs may have an opportunity 10 make obser-
yaiions, and if it should De locust year, pub.
lish their observations"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31
CaF7sIcir Nsacca.

he semi-annual race, ON The Camden
Course, came OFF on Friday last. The prnci.
pal struggle was he'n cen the cel,braicd mare
Fashion, and The Ienowred horses Blne Dick
and Register. They we're all three. started
abreast, and Fashion ds.anced to,h her com.
pe,itors, both the first aud second heal-there.
By winning the $4,000 purse
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31

The Paw,ucket. (R ~ Chronicle, says a
Sc, Of ruffians, a, Valley Falls. few days
since, seized woman Of .ha. village, and rode
her on a rail The poor creature. after getting
out of the clutches of her iormeniors, attempted
10 drown herself in ir trench. bu, was taken
from tho water before she had effected her
purpose. Her offence was some misconduc,
with married man.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31
Printers Proverbs.

Pay thou the primer in the day thou owess
him, lest the good man Of the law send thee
Thy biIl-GREETiNe
Remember thou The printer. and the lille
devil, around him and when Thru weddes, thy
daughter 10 the man Of her choice, send thou
unto him boun,iful slice of the bridal loaf,
and peradyenure he will bless thee.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31
Not Vet signed.

Gov. Porirf has nos ye signed The Bill for
the sale OF tho main line oi our pnl!c works.
from Philadelphia to pnshurg bu' ii is said,
On good authority that he viii sign il before
'nId d-sunlmer lie, is Hnw collecting some in.
formation, which he ihlks the State Govern.
niehi should be IN posses sioH oi before The
works are sold
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31

The editor Of newspaper at Columbus, O.
apologises for the nnn-appearance of his papr,.
at the regular time of publication. by savins
,ha, "bs was engaged in c"" hiding l.I;uw
who had slAndered him. and did'n. get lLroush
carly enough to go on with his paper"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31

The captain Of canal boat, who had caugh,
the small pox, was pu. Out on the ow-path. a.
Fairport, New York by bis crew, on Wednes-
day last and left ihefo To such fare as might
hap, while they wen, on their way. The cow
ardIy fools! We predict that they will all
take The disease, and half Of them die Of it,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31
MesArs. fsosss and Zones.

This contest, say, Tie ls,cha.oud Whig OF
"Wednesday. is in regular course. and The re-
suits %. scrutiny are zen more favorable 10 Mr..
Bots llian he had anticipated. Mr.. Bolts on
Tuesday served Mr.. Jones with nn,ice of con-
tssi aud list Of 270 odd names objected 10.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31

The las. Congress aal $50 days. The wa
ges of every man came to $500. Add there
10 the mileage, and the average amoun, to abou.
four thousand five hundred dollars EACH De-
duct So a day iur expenses, and there is lef. q
profit or surplus Of three thousand tive hundred
dollars Tor year and quarters service, be-
sides the honor
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31

CoMucAL.l-A few days since, an Irish GIRL
called at neighbor's, and inquired for dozen
Of Ducks Eggs The eggs were delivered,
when she added. "Ale misihress bid me ask yc
to be jisl putin in a Dhrakc's Egg, if ys pleaser
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31

A! sale on the 18Th inst. in Person COUNTY,
North Carolina. under valid deed of rut,.
sheep wen, off al FIVE cents head, and hua,
at 10 cents; other property in proportion.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31

a learned tloc,nr has given his opinion that
light lacing is public benefit, Us II kills of
the foolish girls, aud leaves The wise ones for
women.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31

The amount of the las, years production OF
the Georgia gold mines is computed u one
million vf dollars
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31

The statement that the SIamess Twins are
married, is coniradc,cd BY the Worcester Pa
ladlum.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31

One Dollar Noes on the Bank Of Norihum.
beriand, altered 10 SIS, are said to be IN circu.
lalion, ard admirably executed.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-05-31

The Boston papers say that the regiment Of
New York National Guards, consisting OF
seven hundred men, will ba present at rbe
Bunker Hill celebration on the I7lh Of June.
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OFFICIAL.
NAVY ORDERS.

Master John freeman, special duty.
Puser ID. Fauntleroy, Surgeon Z. Giehris
aud Lieut.. w. ii. Noland, 10 the Savannah.
Mldshpman j. ID. Read, to remain attached
10 the Warren.
Masters Mate J. w. w. Dyes, detached from
Levant on her arrival at Rio with two years
leave.
Lieut.. L. C. Sartori, 10 receiving ship Phi
ladelphia
Lieut.. j. p. Parker, TO rendezvous, Boston.
DR.. Saml. Jackson, TO navy yard, Portsmouth,
N. III.
Passed Midshipman r. II. Wyman, detached
from Onka.bye, and TO be acting master OF the
Perry.
Sailing Master r. Van Voorhis, TO New York
yard 18th inst
Lieut.. II. T. Pinckney, Midshipman J. s.
Ridgely, Sailing Master VIM Ryan, Carpenter
f. M. Cicil, Midshipm,n Geo. E. Morgan,
and Midshpman John Kell, variousy detached
25,h inst. and TO the Savannah.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-16
" MINING AND UNDERMINING "

There in the Globe Of Monday, under the
above quoted heading, an attack on the Secre-
tary of War; insinuating what the editors dare
not asserl-lhat the Secretary has been failhess
TO his trust, and become personally interested in
the Mineral lands on the Southern shore Of Lake
Superior; all Of which is without foundation in
truth, as is usually the case with the Globes
charges against members Of the Cabinet.
The public has not yet been fully apprized
of the nature of the operations in progress fol
developing the rich Mineral region of the North
West and securing TO the Government the full
value of the treasure il there has.
The VIII ole process of permits and leases has
been adopted with view 10 ascertain the value
and extent Of the several Mineral veins, and 10
prev ent persons, without authority, from sitting
down upon and plundering the public lands.
When permit is given. the person obtaining
it has reasonable extent of country designated
within which TO make his explorations, and when
he has determined upon the location he intends
to occupy, he obtains lease for working the
same, restricted in the quantity of land render
ing W 'he poNeinnen' PEI ceh'dSc III manu-
featured copper, Of the product received form it.
The leases are 10 be for short terms, and sub
ject to a sale Of The lands by Government with
in the term, il Congress shall so order. If we
mistake not the present leases will not cover
more than one mile square, or $40 acres.
We learn that the whole plan was adopted by
the Ordnance Department upon full consulta-
ton, and Of course with the appreciation Of the
head Of the War Department; and we doubt
not that the sequel will show that ii will rebound
to the credit of the Government, as Will as en-
nance the value Of the lands TO the L. States,
many millions Of dollars. Spectators find fault
with The plan, because it affords them no chance
to get lands of great value, for a trhe.
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From an old PGps-
DE ATU & co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN SPIRITS,
Take this opportunity of informing their friends and
discerning public, that they continue the trade Of
making Dr1uikads Bank1upis, BeggaS, and .ns,,ia5,
on the most reasonable terms-at the shortest notice
The advertisers return their sincere thanks t. their
rous, ste ady and attached customers and 10 all
the tppling part Of the community, for the ncreas
ing counte nance and extensive patronage which they
now receive and they hope that the many proofs
Which TO be found in every town, village and dis.
trict of America, of the success of DEATH q Co In
the above line of business, will secure TO them The
increased support of all d1mkards, dram-dtint,.,
and occasional customers, well as forever 10 SO
lence the advocates OF Temperance societies, those
bitter enemies of this long established and popular
trade.
DEATu < Co beg leave TO assure the public, that
the article in which they deal the best and most
pleasant poison in the world, and has never been
known TO fail in any instar &C where the individual
has perseyered in the Use of IT for the limited time
ID. & Co. prescribe
In order 10 do business in q respectable style, the
advertisers have obtained a LicsNsE TRoMTH SrArf,
under whose benevolent auspices they legally 1I
thorized TO bring the Iyres aud Faiiies Of their
toners 10 meTy, aud 10 iootind and Leggar aud
drive TO dtiriu aud death a. man, a. the public good
requires. In particular Death g. Co. will spare mo
pains TO secure the eternal ddmnaiiOn Of many
will favor them with their countenance aud support
To accomplish these desirable ends 1t Is only nece.
sary for the individual TO take half glass occasion
'''1f Niil it's Eiaii'N
the craving appetite, which II will soon create and
when this whiskey appetite is formed the result 81
which Death & Co. aim secured, as the person j.
then prepared to brave temporal and eternal misery
for the sake of another glass
For the accommodation Of these numerous custom
and for the despatch Of their increasing business
Dfoih & Co. have appointed a sufficient number OF
active agents, who stationed at convenient d--
tances ~ the streets Of cities and along the highways
and cross roads, and IN the rages Of every country
district Dfaih & Co.'S agents may be known by the
Rcd ciufaind Window, the Ierdigris screen, and the
,ign over the door-EntertsInment for MAN aud
BEssT-Rsf eshmenis, Sc. SC. sc. and may be found
ready for business at all hours by day or night (suN-
DAYS mol tropied)
Satisfactory references can be given 10 the Bride
trsiis, Lunae rs, iuTns Hospitals, the Jah the Gai-
ioos, the Drrpkara'5 Frtade.
n. - DEArH * Co. beg 10 caution all TippieTJ and
Dram drinkers from giving heed to whatever PaTsons
PreacLers Medical Den and all advocates Of Tempe
rance Societies may say against hard drinking these
gentlemen enemies TO this souiand y-d,sirong
business.
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Discover OF 4 CAyE.--Thc Visitor, published at
Merccrsburg, Franklin county, Pa says that scien.
tihc gentleman rambling along the mountain SIDE, in
the vicinity Of the Gap, accidentally discovered one
Of the most supendous Caves in this part Of the coun
try. The entrance TO this remarkable cavern, which
revealed by the accidental sliding Of huge sand
stone, is at present very small, requiring stopping
position Of the body entering for the distance Of
twenty or thirty feet when j, suddenly expands and
presents the appearance, Of an immense rotundo up
wards Of one hundred PAGES across. The sides are
beautifully drspcried with ncrustations Of radiated
SPAR and thousands Of stalacstes Of purest white ;
besides from the centre Of this prncey drawing ROOM
sparkling fountain, strongly mpregna,ed with sui
phur bursts up from vast basin, and falling back
IS heard TO gurgle along the unexpored passage.
that lead OF in every direction. The editor was to
have visited the day last week, and pro
ises in his next paper full description Of its beauties
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Mrslco, July IS, 1873

ISrrRr,r,sa FROM Lfu.-The New York Sun
has received from Captain Crosby, Lama paPcf' ol a
late date An Instruction broke out m one Of Co.
Southern Provinces about l2h June. Captain G i'.i
on the 18th June and be states that the in,urs'r'
had taken possession Of the Southern Province, ard
we're marching upon Lima. The President had sent
for renlorcements to protect the city. Com Dallas
and officers arri ed at Payta on the JOth juno ch'r
tered schooner and left on ID July for Nsparli'o.
The ship United States Commodore Jone', AMI
the T. s schooner Shark, were at Callao 18th JUNG
Com Dallas has gone out to supersede Com Joue.,
the latter coming home to be tired BY Court marital
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-16

Not quite six weeks have passed since about 200
buildings covering 20 acres Of ground 10 this place
we're destroyed by fire, with large part Of their
contents.
Already there are about 100 buildings Of different
sizes in progress some nearly finished and Others in
various stages Of progress IaH River Monitor,
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ALABAMA.

In Mobile, for Congress, Goldthwait, (Rep.)
1904, Dillet, (Whig,) ISL; Montgomery coun'
ty, Kelser, (Rep.) $40, Pelteu, (Whig, SOC (;
Lowndes county, Lewis, (Rep.) =, Lea, (W)
majority 200.
We received the following letter this morn
ing:
SPRINGFIELD, QLL) August 7, ls43
DEAR Sir: The sun is down and poll closed. 1
send you the news in relation to the election, so far
as have heard; think it will prove very
rect: next mail will send you the full statement of
the 7th Congressional District. l fear Hardin will
be elected by majority of about 800 over McDou-
gal. shall say nothing of the Independent candi-
date Yours truly s.
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INDIANA.

Whcombe, the Republican Governor, is
said to be elected. But few of the Congress
sonal Districts have yet been heard from. As
far as heard from, however, the indications are,
that the Republicans will have a IN jority Of
the delegation. White, the Clay Manifesto
Wing, has certainly been beaten even worse
than Stanly
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towards H. or my friends In that quarter has IN The
least swayed me in declining to accept nave ever
had the kindest feelings towards 'he "esI, na's
regarded lis progress in population, wealth and i'm
proyement, with pleasure and admirailon' aau nave
omitted NJ opportunily TO accelerate It's CROWN
With great respect, am, &C., &c ,o,,>,
Tow ii. CORY, y Fisher, J. l.. Waiter, D hulse'
and w. Il. Johnson, Esqrs.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-16

L,rER PROM MENoo.-Thc Mexican steamship
Peira arrived at New Orleans on the 7lh instant boo
FIVE days from Vera Cruz, bringing late intelligence
from that quarter. Some six or eight Of uel Nlicr
prisoners, who escaped, arrived IN her at New o..
leans. The Mexican steamers Gaudaloupc. Monte
yuma and the City Of Dublin, together with tlc hus
Santa Anna aud another brig Of war; name not o..
collected arrived at Vera Cruz on the 3Odi ult,
with the whole Of the troops from Tobasco, hlun.
quced the Instruction in that province The ni-
lowing Is an extract OF letter TO the Picayunc
Mexico, July Is, 1913.
Gentlemen: II was very much disappointed To- lc
Texans not being released on the 18Th Of June. 10
was resolved on, and would have been done but iur
The arrival Of your paper few days before, contain
ing statement Of new invasion Of Santc r..
| do not know what effect the negotiations nov in
progress for peace may have upon these men-ia'0-
rably, though. hope and that !, sll that expect
from IT for Mexico will not treat except on The basis
Of remuneration aud the abolition Of slavery, q"
neither Of which do suppose that Texas will con
sent
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-16
KENTUCKY.
NORTH CAROLINA.

OF the nine members of Congress, it rs nc
yet a.certained which party has the majority
At present each can count four. Aningto on
majority over Stanly is 54S.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-16

Tune changed The Giobe's consistency! The
Globe few days ago declared those who accepted
Office under Pres dent Tyler to be traitors TO the de-
mocratic party, and described them as faengs TO
the coon-skin uniform" Gen. DAwsos was recent
ly appointed postmaster at New Orleans aud has en-
tered upon the discharge Of his duties there Bot he
has been reelected to Congress by the true hearted
Democrats Of Louisiana, where he piH hare the prip.
iege Of casting ballot for the merit printer 10 Congress
and the Globe changes its own "facings" as fol-
lows
"The full success [of the democratic COMPRESSION
al ticket in Louisiana IS owing, in the first place. to
the admirable selection of the democratic candidates
They are all men Of exalted characters and talents
Gen Dawson may be looked upon Justly as the preo,
chepaher OF the south. He was The only Democratic
member from Louisiana in the last Congress, and
noby sustained the democratic banner Of the State
in Congress after the rue-hesrled udicious Senator
Meuton recalled and made Governor, to raise it
at home"
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Majority,

Every country precinct in Cook county gave Went
worth majority
COOK COUNTY OFFICERS.
The whole Of the regular Democratic ticket is
elected IN this county BY various malorles.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-16
ALEXANDER MCARAHER
COMMUNICATIONS
INSECTS. FRUITS AND BEES.

INSECTS, FRUITS AND BEES.
There is now at Mr. Calan's Seed Store, for the IN
specon Of farmers and cultvaors Of fruits the worm
taken from the roots and bodies Of peach trees in the
cocoon FORM FURNISHED by Charles Lemon colored
boy about 10 years old which will probably come out
in few days in the wasp form.
Also worms from a beehive, which have been 80
destructive to bees in this county. Some have ap'
peared in the ny state. Furnished by Mr. John King
Those interested are invited TO examine them.
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Washington,

In as counties, including The strongest "hls eoun
ties, aud comparing carefully tho returns ieooNoa'
we make Whiteomb 2,l20 votes ahead oil Digger
Bright the whole souled, runs still stronger
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-16

C.SADr,S DurrEs.-A letter dated Kingston, Au-
gust 5th, states that the law imposing duty Of 3.
sterling per quarter wheat imported from the Uni
ted States into Canada, took effect there the jth
instant
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-16
From The Chicago Dem
ELECTION RETURNS

Sufficient returns have been received 10 enable US
to state that Wentworth elected to Congress by an
overw hellniug large majority from the Fourth p's
irief
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From The augusta (Me. .9ge.
A FAIR HIT.

The Boston Post gives the Globe the following
very fair hit Gen. Dawson, it seems, did not loose
the confidence either of the editor Of the Globe or
Of his own democratic constituents by accepting Of.
fee from Mr. Tyler.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-16

CONGRESSMAN ELECTED.
Second Dstriet.-Thom j. Henley, (Dem,) Jos.
l.. White, (W)
Fourth Dstriet.-Charles H. Test, (Dem.) Caleb h.
Smith, (W)
Fifth Dishiei.- William J. Broun (Dem.,C Davio
Wallace, (W)
Sirh District john w. Daris (Dem,) G. G..
Dunn, (W)
Serent Disf,iet.-JosepRA Wright, (Dem.,) T.. W.
Nc Gaughey, (W.)
Eighth Disirief.-John Pettin, (Dem.,) J. r. r.
Bryant, (W0
Those in italics are,elected
INDIANA IEGISI ATuRE-la43-l
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THE ELECTIONS.
TENNESSEE.

TENNESSEE.
A slip from the Nashville Banner, Federal
gives the following suits a. far as heard from ;
CONGRESS-( eleeled)
Repabtiean. Wig.
A. Cullom, ID. w. Dickinson,
Cave Johnson, JAS. II. Peyton.
G. w. Jones.
Gov. Jones, (Whig,) reelected by large ma
jority.
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
Senate
Republicans, Wings, 7
House Of Representatives,.
Republicans, II Wings, q
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=. The following IS The reply Of Mr.. Calhoun 10
an invitation from his friends in Cincinnati 10
visit that city:
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SrnINcFIELD, DUB August 7, 49,


From the Indiana STATE Seniinei-Erra
OFFICIAL RETURNS FOR GOVERNOR AND
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
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MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

Gov. Jones, (Whig,) reelected by large ma
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29

nentiy diseases having their origin ia an impure
state of the blood and deprsvcd condition Of the
gel eri eoastitsfioa. viz: Scrofols or Kings Evil
10 its various forms; Rheumatism. obstinate cula.
neous ereptions, blotches, biIes, pimples or pur-
tuies on the face, chronic eyes. ringworm OF
letter, seald head. enlargement end pain Of the
homes and joints. stubborn ulcers syphili,c symp.
toms, diseases arising from an injudicious use Of
mercury, female arrangements and other similar
complaints.
The public are respectfully requested to remem-
Der that II is Sends Sarsaparila that has and is
cons,anty achieving such remarkable cures of the
most difficult class Of diseases which the human
'rsme is subject. and ask for Sands SarsaEaIila,
and take other.
Prepared end sold. wholesale and retail, and for
exportstion, b, A. b. SANDS g. CO, Druggists
.nd Chemists. Granite Buildings. No. 273 Brood
wsy, corner Of Chambers street, New York.
@. & G. w. DOLL, Agents, (by special sp-
pointment Of the proprietors) Cor Msrtinsburg and
vicinity Price 81 per bot,le' six bottles for IS.
NAV II 1919