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0UNAP OhOPU1N9o
fiir Saaraelb.
Gntt1t GolO8cnnttOt,

Ssbient itb oiefer @slsssnbeit fensn bisbsris
gen GSnnern uno Sreunbsn, fptpie oem sssbrs
ten publifum ibsrbaut anSuyissn,Sas ct fsinsn
&leioer un0 8er(bieoenbetts- Stobr
einise Sbirsn ,psitsr bsruntsr perlsst bat, unb
berfelbe 1T nun cine Sbir meiflib BON bem
Birtbsbaufe gum "psnniplpanifbsn Bauer"
i'm ,psitlbsn Warfts8iersd, ,pc man 9trtifet
jsber Nrt faufsn Fam, fei es was eS nil, pom
Sleinifen bis sum @r6sten Die l6aaren Die
sr gum 8srfauf anbistst fino als auf 9tuftics
ticnen in philadelphia sefauft uno fSnnsn ba'
bsr rpoblfeilsr psrfauft werosn, ,pis fis ir9enos
rpc perfsrti9t tpsrosn f6nnen.
Or bat Defenders immsr porrdtbi9 Gifens
waaren, Trofsnwaaren, snise Spe3erei'
en-, fsrtissemabts Kleioer Sausseratbs
fdafte aus 5tpeiter 6ane, uno Juweliers
naaren. 2tud bat Ct Kappen jeosr 4rt 81
lsbr niebrissn Yrsiisn. SaufIuifiss finb eins
sslabsn ansurufsn uno mSssn zines sutsnSdrs
gems psrlibstt fsin.
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DIN 8. Suli, in Srefnef aauultip, &. z,
Jobn SsBler, i'm 77aen $etensjahrs.
--am got. SUM, in Strengthening, Carbon
Co., Dlattbdus grseIman, frhber BON bier.
DIN 81. Suni, in genter 9aunleblp, Sona'
than >spmeliter, im Gltsr BON 40 Sahrsn, 2
Wlouaten uno 10 3asen.
-am %. Suui, in maibenerief Saunietlp,
gnbsr Sod, Satin Don Saeob 5ot, i'm Al'
ter BON 25 SabrSn, 9 D1onaten nno "a Gag.
i'm Der wobnuns feines Srnosrs, bier, aIn
8. Suli, pbiIip 9iusm unssfabr 81 Sabre
alt. al Der Aussebruns.
ain 5. Suli, III glorristanm Solsph Sho'
mas, Yrefpsat bet Bane y. Wontaomerp eo
-am l9f. SUM, in 8rhnwinb 9aunieblp'
am 9ppbusfebsr, eliiabstb, 2oebtsr BON j.
Oorfp, i'm 20ifen $ebensja5re.
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Gin a6tss, tpabres gSansenz0ift.

9Sr bic llnterfbrebenen MAIDEN bermt
befannt, oab mir elm folbes BON s. 5oeinrid,
0Nepre erbaltsn Dabsn. Bir ftnnsn mit1Sabrs
belt fa9en, oaB sS Elm aussrwdbttes Mittsl 1T
es t6otst ale oas llnss,sfsr nbt alsin ;ufams
men NIT bem Saamen Der iib auf Der Obsrs
ftabe ces ooljes bsfinbet, fonosrn aub 2tass
was i'm 6OlSs itsdt. Sppel ,pir oapcn ausass
funoen BADEN, Die sS NIT oisism @ifts anseitrs
ben, 9ebt gar fein Saame bon QDanSen mebr
auf unb menn AUDI bon elmer anbern Stele
altss llnssSisfer einniitst, fommt bod, fsn Saa'
men msbr auf. 1Dir fassm Seoer Der befss
0Nittsl bsnussn nil, miro eS fir gut ftnosn
aub baltsn tpir eS fir gut, lpsnn Ssnano biss
fss Mittsl sur @priibt nirnmt uno bic Stslsn
bamit anifrsibt mo baS {ocls Suiammen seifos
fen 1T. lIsbrisenS Wiro Der 9srfsrtiser osS
Mittsls sinsn Sebsn umifdnolibsn Seribt il,
ber Die Nnmsnouns bsnslbsn ssbsn. @en geas
me iif Z. Seinrid, t11eyre uno feline Wobs
nuna in jebsr Druders in Nsabin9 ,I erfra9sn
Saeob StOl5, Sobn 6ipp,
Scbn Ssebr 8. 9. oeismann,
9tbrm. Ssbm, @briitian Berg.
Heabing, ben d. SUM- bb.
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Serbeiratbct.

-eureb sen gbr,p. 5rn. 3. W1iede, AM 49,
Suli, Serr Daniel Dunocr BON Bern, nit
Srau glIabetb Seibsrt, wittpe oes Derlt
Spbn Colbert, ela. pon Waricn.
-purdb Den gbrw 5vn. Sassr, an 80. Su'
nj, 5srr Daniel Sang BON IIbanp, init Dalb
gIiGabetb &ittlsr BON $inntann.
-ourb oeu @br,p. 5ru. QBm. Yaull, am l
Suh, SER Stsphan Ort init Netefa ssUan,
beibe BON bieier Stabf.
-pureb esn gbrw. Srn. u. 2. 5srman, an
l3ten Suli, 6srr Sanuel Wlopsr init D1lt
Olaria Rlein, tsibe bon ODER Bern.
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S'Sriem ,,nb Gai0nel's
u + / fe I.

5aben jult er6fnet uno m6bten Ole Taf'
merflamPsit Der Damen erblttsn 5u einem
gro6cn 4Gortemsnt Don 8al5areens, Organ.
oiessSinsb BropatssOr9anbies pc.ea'
meIiel, gbuians, sefdrbte aa,pns. fartise II.
ibwar5e Sarase SbcttiC Cbe Ginshams,
Oelbi StreifeM Woslim DC lains, setreifte
W1osline ourebwirete bo., 9rulatone oo.,
8iIbop >a,pu, iplenpibe @attin settrefte
@bdrpen, gameebaarne Gbawle, Saneps
grapatten, Simssrs5anoI6ub uno D1itts &c.
Teaoiua, Su(t Q. SIN.
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Ser Cbip Grpb ftbmttt-2pfpfpfp
9lrtuutenfe.

Sobn lB. Bdr, Der bsfannte @rcbfbmibt
pcn Obic, ben bic ecfcs fbon lanss bin9e>
wanfbt babsn 100 Der Yfsfsr wabst, fam
am pcrlsstsn Montase bier an, in ber @bftt
6fsntlibe Msosn dbsr ben sarif ju baltsn.-
Die qofos fonnsn Den S6miot nibt rebt Ieis
ben, aus Der .insissn llriatbe neil ct nur bic
mabrbeit blobifsat, Ole Ge 81 perbeims
liben fuden, baber battsn AUDI ibrs bisfssn
Sr9ans fbon Sorber Die @smlitDsr ibrsr @ss
trsusn aufssrsiit 9m Oicnta9 Nbsno psrs
Disltsn Ib bic bsi ben Subcrsrn anwsisnbsn
eoeos ;ismib rubis absr am 9isnifas AbsnS
wurce bnsn bas Ding bot Su bunt uno iis
psriubtsn &ass bic Disn9e Der 3ubrrsr ju ser.
tfrsusn, nobel aub sni9e faule Gier nab
Dem 0iebnsr gswcrfsn purcsn. 9Sslte ebrs
fir cine 9emcfratiib fsn mclenee partei, bic
Feline anesrs Nrsumsnte ssssn beien Nsbnsr
bat als faule Gier Wslbs p6bsbafts &cbs
belt sinen Mann NIT faulen Giern su wsrs
fen, Der bic Grunofdss fsinsr Yartei psrtbsi
bist 1Biro iib nibt jsosr sbrlisbsnet Mann
Gbamsn elm Witsliso Der faule Eierspartsi
su fsn? 9Sr slaubsn nibt eas jemals cine
70 semsins !Sanbluns bier porSsfaOsn 1T.
Gs iif ibrissns elm ibla9snon SspsiS bon
Der bsfpsratsn Sage Der ecfOfcfcs, bier in ibrsn
Ysnnfplpanifbsn 6aupts0uartisr, bab lis init
faulen Eicrn msrfsn m,l1Ien, um ju perbis
tbsn bas oas 9cIf Die 8abrhit erfaDrt. 0Sir
bofsn bic 0SbissSldttsr wsrben bafiir icrssn
es curb Die 9anje llncn Su psrbrstsn, Welbs
suftsnee unb mcblrlebenes NrSunsnts bic &ss
aoinser acfofofcs ssbraubsn. 9aS Mottc
Der partsi wiro nun flintti9 rpcbl fsin polf,
Dallss, t1jublenbers uno ~faule Eier.
9Eir bsmsrfsn init Ser9ni9sn, rab unisr
fribsre jor. @els9s pcm "Susqusbaia 5srcIo
fsinsn Sinn esdnosrt bat unp pom Sadrogs
nisesr an ben stitprlslsnS cbrsibtib 9slanst 1T
9Sir 9ratursn bsitsns su Dem 0Hsbis! unt
Wolsn DoHsn, bas jer. 3cusr nitbt urlaebs bas
ben me9e osnislbsn su bereuen.
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5danolid -llnisre Soto @anals@ ommiis
fionsrs batten unlan9if srlaubt, AUDI auf Der
@clumbiasgif fsnbabn @reurlionsSidsts bu pers
minbertsn Yrsifsn 81 ssbsn, sur bsionosrn Sss
ausmbfeit pom @sfsaibaftsn, bic @cnpsntio'
nsn ,e. befubtn woltsn. 9ieie Gele9enbsit
wuree BON ben Qofos, bsfonosrs am a. Su!i,
fisifNs bsnuet ale 90 aber laut puros, oas
bic 9Sbiss am 25. Suli in Columbia cine
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miro biermit sessben, ba6 oer ltnterIbrisbe.
ne AnIpruh semaht bat tei ber Court bon
Common pleas in Ssrfs @auntp, fir Die
wObitbat Der @siese gum Bstisu unpsrmos
GENDER Sbuloner, tinD paB bic bciaste Court
Wontas ben 5tsn nahtsn Husult I'M aebn
ltbr Sormirtass, basu bsltimmt bat, mann
feline grspitcren bei,pobnen m6sen, penn le
es fur 3wsfmabis baltm.
Jobn Mover.
Su(i l6. SIN.
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Cine Mabls, Sd9es uno &(eemli ble
3u perfaufen auf
OefeutltCber 8en0ue.

Gam tags, Den lOten 4usult, 1914,
um llbr Sfablnittass, ,piro anf osmplase
iebl It, oas naeb6enannte Ssrm65en 6ffentlitb
perfanft tusroeH als,
Gine Wablmuble, eine Sdsemible uno
cine &leemible,
nabe beieinanber seleSen, in 9hrpataras Outs
Ibip, qitanon gauntp, 2 Dlsilen Don Scnees
taul, ilno Wlsilen Don Srsbrifsburs, na:
be ber StraBe, bic Don Sonsetaun nah Wlsps
erstaun 5iebet. Sls Wlablmhhle bat 3wsi
spaar mabltteine, 2 paar Shrotltsine, cine
Shnottmal6ine II. {. p., uno HlIs wcroen
cnrt bic Olnbleresf i'm Sanse sebaltsn.
Gin Stri6 2anb bon 4fsr unb 80 8utbsn
aeb6rt basu. 9arauf 1T errihtst Gin 2Ittf.
fist Srambaus, Blcfl6suer, Stalluns uuo
fcnlt nod Nsbensebdubs. 3pilben panOlab.
len uno bem 6auGs bsfnpst Iteb ein gutter
pumpbrunnsn uno AUDI eln junssr, trasens
Der Obitsarten liest babel.
xaufnitise n6ssn anrufen bsi 5rn. 4tra;
bam Strotm rprleber parauf mobnet, ,np
osr oas Gan3e ibnen 5eiacn miro. = 0as
2Detere fpiro betannt semaebt am Serfaufs:
fase, pom Jacob Gray.
SILL 10. Am.
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6anptsNuartisr, 8iraro Banf, !
Suli II. 1874,

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Cine DerIammIuns Der OftiBers bes lfen
BattaUicns Ncaolnser Doluntirs, inter
bsm COMMANDO Don @eneral Wlajor IBiai.
am $. &sim. eommauorenper Wlajor, ,purbs
in bercn Quartiere sebaltsn. Inf Sorfblas
SGbloHen, ba6 Der Oant bes Sattallcns
bem Seneral Wajor patterion uno Stab
rfattet werbe, fir Uiele Gefalliseeiteu NIB
2lufnsrtlamtelt !; oab mir cine erbabene Oleis
nuns babsu BON osn Sabisfeiten uno mill:
tarIeben Gisenihafteu bee comlnanbirenotil
Generals sWaaiors, unb follte uns oas &riesss
slif inter fsin COMMANDO itellen, miro feis
mem poraislidbsn saft uno enersie millisss
Dertrausm sefhsntt sptrbem
BeIdloGsn, pab mir ais Soloatsn een fes
fen uno aallanten Stanb te,puuoern, rpel6en
8eu. gaoma(aosr, Gen. Noumforo uno ibre
GsmofeR Habuien iHS bic earea se boatratt.
TEN 9bateu aufbalten rpollen als Elm BET Sladt,
abmums tpertbss Grempel.
Ys1tloden, oa6 rpie BET "sprcGe" b6bf
Derbunosn (no, ibre sanltisen glotisen uno
iberiebenslide $ieferuns BON 3eitunssn fir
Die W1itslieoer haben uafere 4dbtuns ssmons
nen unb (cusn niebt perssiIen rpsrpsn. Den
Sirettoren bet Heaoemie oer feinen &iinnite
nno ces W1uisums solIsn mir unfern Dane
fir ben freisn 3utritt au ihren ltbaebaren
Olisoerlasen ber &unt uno Slatur.
I'D. :. Heim,
8eneralsWlajor Der 6. ON. 81. Ol.
&cmmanbirsnber Wajor.
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9t c nc g ii t er.

QanosStotrbalter bslisben Sloti5 5,t
nsbmen, ea6 D'Srien uno Raisuel juit
ein srcBes enforcement fir bic Sabrejdt pa1s
lenoer Trofner Buter er6fnst hatem Die
su folten prsiien einaefaufr tporosn Itno,
oa6 1te i'm Stanoe tno ciefelfen bel meblfsi.
ler gu perfaufen ,pe lte in irseno einem ans
oer Stobr in &eapins sefauft 'peroen etilsn
Neabins, Suli Q. SIN.
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Sufi l6.
NdnCp = SafTmirS.

O'Srien uno Eai9usl babsn juit er6fs
net eln sntes NGortement BON SdneysGaIi
mirs. i'll alien 9srihieoenbeiten, etenfails
fhliebte mo setreifte, &innen-OreQe, weIebe
icbr ,poblfeil berfauft wsrben.
Neabins, Suli Q. sm.
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M0iQntesz zSerfauf.

Samttas Den STEM ua6tten October ioa
auf bsa, plass felblt perfauft iperOen, ble
SbdBbare Saueret
BON gbritlan NilTer, 9eesfn in ShO Qi6as
non 9aunfebip, qIbancn gauntp, etipa 5ipsi
Dleien bon qibanon, entbaltenc
I2l 9tcfer,
msbr oetr rpeniser; Srenaeno al $ano bon
Or. Daniel 8loninssr, Sobn BIeiItein, Srles
bsrieb Ounpore uno 4noerss. Sie Derbels
isrunSen 6etteben in einem 3ipeitt6ti9ten
AA QBDbn Oauie,
;:E;R tpettsrseboroet, elmer 8Iofl6suer,
s:.a:e ,lpet Gebns Sduier unD anoez
re Olebenssbduos. gttpa is 9ldsr sxEsss.
fino Sol5lanb bet 6eif 1T in as@
bequeme Seloer 9etbeilt, bon BET
teiten Qualitat uno gut 9etalft Gin nlefeb
lenoer Srunnen nit sutem 2BaGsr IN nabe
an Der Riebsntbir. Gin fb6nsr assfss
lun9er 8aum9arten nit auser- yKs
leieaen Sbftbdumen 1T auf oer -,
plantase.
Befts uno sin imftreitisss Nstt ,piro ses
9ebsn am l ten Hpril 1s45.
Jobn Smitb.
4(fsnie bon peter NifIer.
GtD QibollDu 9dunfCf1ir cfuIi o. 1914
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0feuer bartmaarenzS zStobr
Der ltntsrIttristene ,pinIttt ieine
8rennoe uno bas publitum i'm 1a'
semeinen 5u benabviettiaen, ba6 CT

Die 4ufnsrfIamesit oes pu6lifums wiro
srbetsn 3u einem al auescoebntep 'II'
lortement BON 5artnaaren, bic
ain fioweitliebsn CT Der penns uno 6ten
Strabe gum Serfauf anssboten miro. Sn
benz IGossement miro man ale 4rtifsl ftncen
Die in bas 6artwaaren Sad sebtren uno Die
su liberalen Ssoiusunsen berfauft werpen.
q. g. Darling.
Veacins, Srnp Is.
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Stnn Safe(n.

SUIT erbaltcn cine Quantitdt bor5isliher
9inntateln = G. unb 3. &C., am Sartpaarsn
Stobr, e6s oer penn uno 6tem Stra6e.
Suli l6. SIN.
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Somn,er qBeifen5en9e, neue W'ufer,
9eoene 30.
Salentian DO.
ebenfo ein fplenoicss GGortsment S6arpen
fhr 6erren, juit er6ffnst uno febr moblril
gum Dertauf bel D'Srien II. Eaisuel
Sbilo GUT solbsuen Susel.
Neabins, Suni 18. Am.
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Convention balten unb AUDI bic gslesenbst Zee
nuken molltsn,baben bic Commit fitoners bisfslbe
aufssbo6sn. Dies sefbab BON ber Yartei, bic
immsr oas MpttO "9tllsn sIsids Msbts" i'm
Munbe fubrt.
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9ie Msasinssr Nrtasrifsn @apt. Qtlsr, bic
Baibinston Craps, qisut. D'&nisbt uno
Die Rational>@raps, Capt. Iocff, bic oas "srite
Battalion Nsapinser 9oluntdre" bilcsn,untsr
COMMANDO pom Major 0S. 8. Ssim, wsroen
bsute Nabmitta9 um llbr bis auf weitsrs
Orosr, ptn brsr pflidt entlaGen.
Sn @smdsbst NIT feinsn sisenen @sfiblsn
unb ais @srsbtisfsit ;u ben 9eroisnffsn oisfss
4aaantsn unb wobIsDiseipIinirtsn Sattallions,
srifattst Der SsnsralsNajpr ben Offjisrsn unb
Soloatsn fsinsn bsrjliben uno aufribtissn
9anf, fir ibrsn promtsn @sboriam Su fsinsm
Aufrufs uno fit ibrs Sbdti9feit in Ssnltuns
fur anersifsnoe 9isnife in oeien Ouartirsn.
Der @snsralsWajor perlan9t ebsnio fem Sss
mustien aus;ufprebsn p. ibrm sremplariibsn
foloatsnmdsi9en Sstra9sn unter isinem @pms
manbo. @r Wiro sosrSsit sladlib iein NIT
foltsn Sruppen ;u bisnsn. Ssrfs eauntp mag
pcbl ifcls iein auf feline f,psiwli9sn Solpatsn.
4uf Ssfsbt bss @smraI. Nojors Yattsrfon.
Jobn if1iles, Nejutant.
Osajcr 9S. 8. asm, critics Battalion.
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Wtilttdrt(Cbe 0alantrie

Tol9snos @Orrsspcnbenj entIsDnsn mir aus
Der Il. @t.9asstts uno sebsn bsrfsIbsn&aum in
unkrn Satts, um slasn, Die S,psifsln missn,
su Ssissn in pslbsr Abtun9 unisrs SurSsrs
SsIoann in pbIacsIpbla ifsbsn:
Saupt:0uartisr life 9ip. p. W.
philadelphia, Suli II. 1914.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-20
Horrible Spectacle.

An English paper of a late date, received by
the Caledonia. contains the following On
Thursday week, al Barmoor llmekin, near Lo-
wick, Northumberland, James Johnslone. aged
45, laborer, was standing on large mass of
limestone, and endeavorng 10 break II in pie
ces, when it suddenly sunk down about five
feet, and he became embedded in the centre of
the burning kiln. His fellow la borers, and sew
eral quarrymen, endeavOred 10 extIlcaie him
from his awful position, but without success
He was wedged in go fast that they could not
draw him out with rope which they had
thrown TO him, and which he had fastened
round his body; neither could they drag him
out by means of horses, brought from Mr.. Phil
lips's farm. The miserable sufferer threw The
burning stones from abou. him until his fingers
were burnt off. still he could not be liberated.
His thoughts seemed ever more intent upon his
children than upon himself.
He was continually lamen'ing the too evi-
dent prospect of their becoming iaherless.-
His sister was present al the awful scene, but
would not allow the children TO be brought.
Dr. TAYLOR of Lowlck, also Witnessed The sad
sight, and told the wrelched man. al length,
that his death was inevitable. His legs were
nearly burnt from his body, and his bowels pro-
lruded; yet, strange to say, he stated that he
suffered no pain; he stretched his arms, and
lifted up his eyes 10 Heaven, and offered up a
solemn and earnest prayer for himself and chill
dren; and then, drawing his hat over his eyes,
he died, (wthin three quarters of an hour FROM
The time OF The accident retaining The full pos
session of his mental powers to the last The
body was af;erward lifted out Of the kiln by
means Of rope and pulley.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-20
Important TO those who Bet ON
Elections.

A principle Of law was decided in the Dis
trict Court for Philadelphia, On Saturday last
which politicians who bet on the result OF cleo
tions vii! find it important 10 know and remem-
Der: case came up for trlal in this Court
some time since, in which Geo. w. Williams
sought 10 recover a axe Of 500, which he
had deposited with William &. Nickens, in a
oct on the result Of an election with person
by the name of trout, Williams won The wa
ger. but Tor some reason the stakeholder re-
fused 10 give him the money, or 10 return him
his stake. The Judge ordered him 10 be non
suited. on learning The nature OF The case, when
q motion was made 10 take off the nonsult,
which, as usual, was discussed before all the
Judges. Gu Saturday Judge Peltlt delivered
the opinion of The Court, which sustained the
former decision, upon the ground that, under
lhe laws of this State, money bet aud siaked
on an election cannot be recovered by or from
either of the parties, but becomes, as soon as
il is stated, the properly of the Guardians ol
The Poor, and may he sued for and recovered
for the use OF the poor al any time within Two
wears after The bel This Is certainly All ad-
mirabie doctrine, although new 10 many, and
will, if insisted upon and enforced, do more
10 check the vice of betting on elections than
any other plan suggested. The Guardians ol
! the Poor must look out for bets and beIers dur
ing the coming fall.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-20
E.su,e and Rats.

A srnhetessn oi this city who had occasion
30 use con-lderable lime about his premises,
which had heretofore hern much infested WIN
t4>, Informed us thai these destructive Title
animals had suddenly ceased 10 appear or 10
auuov hni-"before using the line" said he,
won could scarcely walk across The yard alter
night wnhou, readlug Them" He showed
.. several al Their prInc,pal holes around which
te tad deposited small portion OF unslaked
lime, which evidently had he effect of diving
them from those places which they had re-
sorted To 10 great numbers. The above Is a
elmpe aud cheap method Of getting rid Of this
aH'eying and destructive pest; suppose you
Try nl-nempsis Appeal!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-20
From the Mil Boy
The COOIas OF Old Lancaster.

WRITTEN FOR THE EARL TOWNSHIP CLAY CLUB.
TuNE---"OId Dan Tucker'
The moon was shining clear and bright,
The s,arns in thousands gemmed the niglG,
High on a rail the COons were strung.
And thus unto themselves they sung:
Get out of The. way, or travel faster,
For we're the Coons of Old Lancaster.
Now when against our good old Tip,
The Lokie. ran their spawned Rip.
We wrote our name thousand, Gour,
And now we'll pledge thousand more
Get out ui the way, &c.
When we wen, down to Baltimore.
In numbers more than fIly score.
We lined our ranks with blooming roses,
Expressly meant for Lukies noses
Gel out Of the way, SC.
But Lord tie Lukies al The sigh,
Al first grew red aud then grew white.
Ii fell OH 'em like sguey weather,
And knocked their trembling knees together
Get ouI of the way, sc.
'fis said that roses thrive the bes,
When dirt about their root is pressd
Thus we, by Berks and York enclosed.
Can beat em boIh, if SO disposed.
Gel ou, of The way, &c
Well join, through triumph and through toll.
To plant our tree IN good Clay soil,
And take this motto from the rose,
| Perfume for friends and horns for koes
Get out Of the way. &c.
Some Coons are grey and some are white,
/ Some love play and some love fight.
/ Blu, in the lhickes of lhe fray,
We're always known to ,hump away.
Gel Out of the way. &c.
Well poke poor Polk in every fghi.
/ And drive old Dallas out of sight,
/ And shout Huzza, the stock is rlsing
For Harry Clay aud Frelinghuysen ~
Get out Of the way or travel faster.
For we're the Coons Of OLD Lancaster
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-20
The POtatO-.-EKOW to EOil II.

The properties of potatoes are various lhey
are especially nutritious TO those who take much
exercise, but 10 those of a.lhn or spare habit
they are not so. They require TO be cooked
with care An Irshnan says, they should al
ways be cooked in an iron saucepaa, and that
they should not be peeled when cooked, as
much of their nutriment is thereby lost, but on
ly washed and a llule scraped at larlhest.--
They should soak for an hour before being put
ia the pan, in cold wafer, just covering them.
When the wa,er begins to boil let tea cup
full of cold water be put in, which checking
the boiling gives time for their being cooked
without breaking. When tried with a fork and
found done, the water is poured oil, and they
are ell TO stand for short time over gentle
FIRE, by which the remaining moisture Is evap-
Grated; they are then peeled for the table, aud
found, if of good kind, meally and delicate.
Or put them in poi with cold water, and.wnh
the top loosely on; let them boil gradually with
the water just covering them Alter time put
The top closely on and boil them until soii pour
off The water, drain them in cullender, then
put them on again wi,hou. water, and dry them
ll they split.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-20

Old files are ugly things to bite against
whether they be OF iron or paper The York
Republican gives some curious extracts fron,
the past, In 1885 the friends of Gov. Wolf's
reelection celebrated the Fourth of July IA
Lancaster; and among others the following
ioas, was given by gentleman long Locoio-
co edi,or-a man Of acknowledged abilities.
and still, we believe, member of that party -
by HUGH MAXWELL The MuhlieS now,
as since the creation, an odd product neither
horse nor ass but something between, wiilul,
stubborn, intraclable. and Incapable of increase"
These are certainly by means commendablo
qualities; but they are no doubt characteristic
of the hyord creature 10 which they are aitrib-
uied by Mr.. MAXWELL (; and as Muhly" ohlv
received 0,0O0 out of the 100000 votes polIed
for Governor In l835, and is 1" incapable OF in-
creasing' them he must be soundly beaten mex;
October. Indeed another toast given al the
same celebration seems TO presase the PARSONS
fate as aptly now as then:
by JACOB RINEHART---THe race oUer the
Pennsyluania Course in October nert---l The old
saying of " Nick take the hindmosl" be true, he
will surely have the ParSOn."