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THE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs HI friends and
the public that he has opened his and splendid hotel
az l33 tuon f " doors o. Broadway, the mms
dae al cante business and the places OF
amusement AID has uished style that VIII bear
sh'e with the very best hotels city The
pnetG IN building and fitting the above house has hd strict
re- Ard TO elegance aud conor aud that he has combined
Monty the following prices will show -
ROOM FOR ONE NIGHT. ............25
The rooms will be warmed gratis aud occasion will
there be more than one bed in
There is a REFRACTORY attached, in which there
meals served at Of the day and evening There
also u tn Rooms connected for warm cold shower
baths The Porter will be atenda all times during the
night, To admit lodsers and to let them all hours
B-Those who want Lodgings after the house clio will
ring the hall bell MIG 3m.m
lust IN SEASON-Chapsed hands are prevalent az this
time and b. cured BY the application Of COOLIDGE
&CUfTER'S OWN RENEDt, prepared from c-lebra-
ted recipe given by London Physcian Price per
bottle nz9 iw~sc
CHILBLAINS CHILBLAINS! CHILBLAINS
CERTAIN cure for Chblans is warranted by the Of
"A COOLIDGE CUTTERS own Specifc-Price so cts.
Ia all where relief obtained the money will be
refunded For sale wholesale and retail Fulton street. by
MA iw~ec COOLIDGE CUTTER.
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u N . II ~ WIS
SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL SYSTEM
OF Writing.
y E.OPENlNG of Ma. BRisrows WAITING and SHORT
~ HAND ACADEMY for pupils Of AGES, and
No 1855 BROADWAY. tbetysen Maiden Lane and Liberty a)
Mr.. BRIsTow respectfully announces his to New
York, from London and Boston, where he with the
brilliant
Mr. b. guaFantses all persons of EVERY loE most supe
rior handwriting,
In TWELVE EASY LESSONS -!
no matter how had, LEcIBLE, cRsMPED defective their
writing NAV be-
TO LADIES, who daily from TO l. he imparts
delicate and flowing STYLE at pleasing elegant recherche
and Iady.lihe.
To THE GENrLEMEN he communicates expeditions and
mercantile hand, soLp FREE and BUSINESS style, adapted for
every occupation of life.
NB1Addtonal Lessons siren free Of EXTRA eharge,) il
- Mr.. B. can be seen from TO A. NJ, ors,oerM
q 9 . 6 2~ P"
20 SHoRr-Hsrp.This amusing and useful art Taught by
MIR. b. in ~ lessons.
BooxkEErINo taught practically and scicntifcdiiv
NB-VrsiTgss in New York take a course Of Writing
in days! MA Imsnc
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Old ESTABLISHED MEDloATED vAPUk
BATHS,
325 Broadway.
M RS. CARROLL. bsgs IL emnd the Iub ic If the
l ~elknowa efficacy of her Vapor Baths Ia all of
sudden ol afr. of he raory org
mam Sc. Sulphur Baths for diseases tn require one
hou Portable Baths part Of the city
lwrc
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TEeU>TEM,s sAs.E aANrs,

4 n PURSUANCE Of deed Of Trust executed To
L ForunatnS Sydnor and mysefby Richard :. Ellis,
bearing date on the Oh day OF August. ISIS and ot
cord IN the county court Of Amherst, shall the ooh
day OF Ocoher, lS4i, sell 10y way of public auction,
t"o tracts o ..aud situated in the county Of Amherst,
thenne containing POO Acres, hess lyne between
Pedar River and iiulss's Greek; and was Inherited
by he SAID Richard ). Ellie from his alhrr. josiah II
lts-and The other Adjoining the lands of Samuel Buks
and others, aud alsn containing
goo ACRES,
more or less, ard L. The farm Which purchased by
the said Richard :. Hills from certain john Burls
The sale vi butn Tracts al he made ON the unr first
described, TO vii: that lying between Pedlar River and
Hur-iel : Greek
TERMS or SALE-Altho' by the terms of the
deed sale i authorized Ia be made Ior cash,
Die credit will be gIvel--he extent and conditions ot
which Will be made known at the time and place OF
sdle.-Acilne trustee will only convey such title rs
Is vested Ia me by said deed although ii is believed
be good. Edmund WINSTON.
Surviving Trustee
Sept 10 200
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Rfniaicsaee, -Lr,es II pigiaii. .N1p, l762, 81
Gcorss id "A, asi 10 eacoarage hts aed .hnnfar

Rrnihicsaeei Lres II p-ngiii Mr. l76l 81
Gtdrgs sd "A. aci 10 encourage hts aad .llnlu}ic-
tots, 81.
"N\ hrfa IA nuny. murc tIrcfually promote The
ramth frbi II Ur,at Britain ana ii- clonies
nn plsina eHruiT,. etlit Ia the growth, culture and
pttdnctten. the sand luuirs, vi such commodities
are roistlid N HAT kingdom. Or ,s,euia! is
nauuiurnfefs. 81
"Pnpasal Ior lie encouragement # u,cii mdrriak-
,n-sp
at mas Ling hrrn amculed that this cnlny shoall
ply annually, considerable sum ii ur,ney ior Efei.n
WINS, s..
Small premiums have Nprn slllveed w saciety In
fa .land, an tie o,nnhrr oi ond manufacturers
~ lhls ,hy. hu such liz u ioe. Il habit thar have
liliis ns"m 10 'Alect any h.nahi from tl,m. II.
fnsler Il future dsabi ad,an age ~ moi srorg enough
Ia engage attention. sud we shall lind the planter
continue, wii'uhi deviation, IA the b,aIen track until
ha IL rous.d by great and certain " H. Il pfo-
p,sed 'h-rin, thu, lhe sum oi i've huudn paundsh.
gwen M pt.niun In lh- person uh shall N Qua year,
make The best vines. &co
Amuus tie subctlbers IT, the encourse rmen, of Bit
lsl' cnnin,rce and manufacturers Ne find. hi. Nss,y's
Gov. FRANCIS FAIQilER. LEWIS BUR
WE'LL, PHILIP MAYO, WILLIAM PEAtHY.
ARCHIBALD RITZ HE, JOHN RUFEiN. ROB
Err / L. NICHOLAS. Sc. TIE descendants Il
ley ujels AT the day MS much inclin,d 10 ca
courage Bnt SIT Commerce AMI mabuacures as lt.if
suns nera.
Ordinance, # The rbgtnid Cetrsnsion, December,
lrij.
''nc it nrhef ordained, Thu, from and ATE, the pas
saae Of ths7dinanre. all merchants, traders. or other
Ipts who shall import ntu this colony any goods,
nar,s or disc. contrary 10 Tie SAID continental
ssscalin (rxcpt III alluwr ed by the general Gun
gss or the prnrra Conrrnon.) shall ori, the goods;
&c 50 mp RED"
This Continental Association. was opp SD 10 The In
pr alton an c,,s'i npilun { brush naapi,rmrers;
manp ia mrtnhrrs wtfr THOMAS JEFF ERSUN.
GEORGE GU MER. JOHN HARFiE, fEY'rUN
RANloLpil. ARCliIBALD CARY. ARTHUR
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Walk in 10 Head Quarters.

n vou ,cant any Thing IN The Confectionery. Fancy .4r
iiek. Toy. Picture, Cane. Eatab!e and Drn.kabe
Line &c.
uNOR am now opening and shall be opening, during
II this week, one Of the largest stocks IN The ab'ye
line that ever opened in Iynchburg. Amon1 the
articles lust opened will he found the following Eatables.
Pine Apples Lemons, Fresh Figs Raisins, CurrantS.
Cilnn, Prnnes. Tamar;nds Dates. Soft shell Ahnurds.
F,berls English Waln.s. Juju Paste, Olives, Preser
we'd Ginger ardlnes French Preserves. Balugne Saus-
spes Beef tongues, Dried Beef Prked Oysiers.wale
soda butter and sugar Crackers, Goshen and English
Dairy Cheese, faacy Articles Toys, sc. &c, ennne-
rated in another advertisement.
}. II. FITZGlBBON.
Head Quarters, Nearly opposite The Bmk # pirgi"ia
Oct Is
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Land for Sale.

.nHAiN offer for sale my Farm in the county of
=. n"nersi, u miles west of New Glasgow. adjoin-
s .'e lanas Of John Penn, E. Mathews and others.
tom suiabe for ,ubaccp.
nus Land being originally Of good quality is easily
al and can he made desirable home. will
great bargain in this property, and make the pay
R'%, rrrsy For further particulars apply to Nlessts.
Kn;sa. ,nsiey, Amherst court house. f 10 William
~ 80 V'ng on the premises, hu " show the land
" persons Wishing 10 purchase
H.. "oh purchaser not be had for this Land, before
mill, uay OF November next. will then offer it at
aocoi, before the Court house door of.taiherst
c'ur' cay: and tno s'd il will be rented for the
s year. Possession given the LIST day Of .Janu-
IVY, JAS. r. BR OOkINC.
VII tleS
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NOTICE..

IL pursuance Of decree of the circuit superior court
If law ID chancrry f,r the cruny uf Amherst, pro
n,nneed ON The frs, day Of April, 1874, in The Of
Jesse Mundy Plaintiff, against Roy Pen" and olter'
Defendants; the undersigned, commissioner for ha'
pnpose appointed viii proceed to sri, upon the pre'
ses by way public auction, to The highest bidder, "I
cash, jh day of Nnyenber next, the tract o. lana
mentioned in SAID decree OF much thereof! as may be SUI
6cent TO pay 10 the Plaintiff his debt. interest aud cost
The and situated in The nrighboroud of the Staple
TONS AZ lis, COUNTY Of Amherst.
GEO. W. CHRISTIAN. Deputy for
JAS Powell Shirt aad as such con'r.
oct3 ~
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NO TEs'k.

WILL. he rented The l0h Of .lasar or the ens,n,
w yesr Tor 2or Yeas tn plania lon which
i've exclusive of the pa thai Sistn AID t'reasy has
As, n, tho same place On the lalh ,ay of Jsnusry
will hire all ~, banda. Al The same time will
sell all my com fiddler. eats sorks, ehs and straw;
nurses sheep and ratiir ok carls aud ! horse Gss-
oon Terms made knnan .4N
BENZ. W. BROOKS.
Campbell Seq, 10 100
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New Ea.! and Winter s.ooas.

q " now Receiving my supply OF FALL AND
4 WINTER GOODS, to winch | respectfully N
Niie the attention OF all IN want Of Gooi 3 aims My
stuck will be large. and the prices unusually lone
+. ]. BURTON
Sept l2 Is
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'NiF Subscribers will open Fin gi,sh and Cls sic,
: SCHOOL in the hosr;nent story nfte.. Second
Presby'e'ian Church. on Tuesday. the -, of Oc,ber
next.
Terms per session Of five 'n'',b,: F,r the eemep.
iary branches Of Eneis. Si0V G,r The HI her branch
If English, si5ta. f.r The tIsssic. AMI aIathems,
les, 5000 NJ BR INCH, n. b.
Sept % !.
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- X Barrel Revolving Pistols
~ ivy Sets Knives and Forks, 81 pieces. at from BIZ
$50 per: set.
Splendid Sets of Tea Boards
Plated and Britannia Casters
Green Window Blinds, assorted sizes
And general assortment Of Wood Ware, Mats, Sc
Just opened, and inr sale. ny
II. b. s. W. A RICHARDS.
Oct. +, Is
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yExy ,A...L GOODS.
orr. cuc, 1s IL

gEJllF subscriber takes pleasure H. ir'''I,"S rooa;v
TONERS and tho public generally thu lie ias 80.
ed his FuH Stock Of D Goods -seeced in re ea'''.
markets with great care. And he feels confident Il. ''y
inc that he Is oN enabrd 10 off enc Of the most bea"
,iul and desirable Stocks in Notwithstanding very
chnice varied and general assortment ol LADIES AHD
GENTLMEN'S WEAR; as well as "A large ST. "'
Rlankets. Pulled Llusey, Glasgow and other Jeans.
bleaehed and brown Dnnesirs, sc. 10 all al when ne
would call the attention of purchasers, feeling cohle"
they will fnd ii Ia their interest 10 give his stock an
examination before buying elsewhere ,,,..,,
JAMES A. STiGIER.
Oct3 o'h
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CLOCKS, CLOCNS, CLOCMS.

HAVE NOW on hand several UV'OOD .l.v'D
Il HX.l>S CLOCKS, which will sell from
h"ndted per. cheaper than the same article was
ever before sold in this market. Call and Them and
you can Judge 10. yourselves. ID. W. MOORE.
- Sign Of the Big Pitcher.
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Yomng Man Wanted:

VNAN TED 10 4 mercantile he0se IN this place. a
w Young Man Of good nora charir'nr, VIII, is we'll
acquainted with the drv gau 8 bAsiress, and good
clerk, Afply at tina iiiirr.
Sept, 10
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FOR ,$.fE e.,

EWEE N.EFk1,
A PLANTATION near the Forest road adjoining
n john Goode and W. II. Lowry. containing : . .
4 & X +. ) OF which from 40 Ia 60 is III woods.
The Improvements consist of good fencing aud new
hewed iog house, and other ut-houses Terms one
half cash. balance aud : years, or onsT time on the
whole purchase money bearing interest from date.
WM. NJ. DUKNELL.
Liberty. Bedford, Sept. 9 Is
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~ O Il 4 r.
uNtiE subscriber having returned TO Lynchbnrg. he
4 W.. ema" here till the frs, Of November, during
W'hice s;n.e he wn'' nay ,r"rv liberal prices for
49, YOuns lNcss"rs
m ss' sexes. GeutieHien who Ia, We the ao'Fe properly
~, Ae would d" well to call on him Pc 'ous 70 ,'T
'us' as ne Is determined Rot &C. he under re h",'-
.'s'e market prices, which ,ees very hard a."
tain IN this sectin Of country.
., ca" DC 10 nd at the franklin Hotel, at Messrs
'As"s' y Lanier's Auction and Commission Store
GEO. DAVIS.
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WES. EsasstE9UES'
ENGLsSsl DEisENCGA ACADEMY,
FOE. FOL 4. T. II DEK 3,
I.XNlIzHsrGE. w.

TsvIlE third Session oi this Institution, will begin
n Monday, Sept. 2pd.
Terms uaallered viz: SIS, Is and II 80, c,r English
and teuch extra charge but for Ancient Languages
aud Mathematics.
Mrs. H. being sincerely DESTROYS of making her ns
tuition continually worthy Of the kind patronage
with which the Inhabitants OF Iynchhurg have honor
ed il during the last session. has secured the assistance
of gentleman of high moral and scientific standing for
English Pafslng Comprsition Ancient Languages, &c.
&c And she has also succeeded in securing desirable
boarding. in The same Square with her Academy, oI
those Young Ladies from the Country that may he en-
ra,led 10 her care with the view Of giving her nhole
lime and attention 10 her pupils
Aug. 26. Is
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.l,UTsf.E.

| III Ill nrtinn the nrXr G-aeraI Asscshly. ftr
= yas1 Ia erect Dam -urr.sss nia's RIVER al An
CELIA Falls. BEN. j. CAMPBELL.
Patrick Co.. Ssrs.i6 Am
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W % H. ~ - y II y :.
X HHDS. p. r G o,

y 8 bbls New Orleans,
For sale al reduced prices REED y EMERSON.
June 3 IS
AAA BUSHELS OLD CORN. for sale low for
xFU cash by b. L. IINSLEY & Co.
Sept. % Is
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ksLAsEE4s, SOLE AND CEFEEs
LENA EzEss.
ON TONS Lump Plaster,
SD I2O Sides sole Leather,
300 Black and Russell upper aiher.
rec =, ing and Tor sale by GEO. BAGBf.
Off
Oct.3
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Taisor's Shears ana Points,
lust opened, aud for .aehy -,,.,rc
"a -
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Jas. Anderson,
Arthur l.. Anderson,
Rev. Y. Allen.
II. A. Alexander,
Nm. Il. Anderson,
Joel L. Adams,
I'M. }, Adams,
Miss Mary Adams.
E.dqa Burroughs,
ID. W. f.. Burr,
VIM. Byrns. :;
Jas. Bullock.
Pleasant \. BELL,
lhos. II, Bullock,
Jno. Barley.
Jas. Bolsseau, 2;
:. e. Blossom,
WIN. Blakeley,
Nathaniel +. ljanc.
Jas. Dolden.
Jas. X, Bow les,
Mss Sarah Butler,
" Margaret Brown,
:. Martha liurlrt,
=" W. mia ). Barr,
q" Mary l.. ~" ing,
C-Jno. b. Clark.
Judsnn II. Ctilienden,
IearcIl Crow der,
Edwin lark,
Richard { hi on,
Jnu. Childress,
VI. Connerion,
l.. ID. Crenshaw,
DIR. Jnp. &. Coates,
,Jno. NJ, Carter,
Jao. 4. Clealent,
Jno. Croft.
Miss Sulley Cumley,
Mrs. Sarah II. Culeaan.
Mrs. Julia Ann collins.
Miss !Ienri4nne CahelI, 8;
!" Charlotte Comfy,
/" Jane Cook,
- FL "a Carver,
Martin onnertnn.
D-Capl. \ b. Duke, 2
E,ben \. Davis, 3;
Ssni,hsan l.Dayis,
las. D.vd2
inc. Drain,
Asdrew ,j.Deyefle.
Ill. Davies,
Mrs. Deborah w. Dubyns,
Mrs. Calharlne Duyre,
Judy Davenport,
| NJ s. Margaret ". Dixon,
Miss r A. Denim.
E. Josr,i, iInnis,
Thos. A. Edwards.
Vim. Edwards,
Miss Lucy Ellis.
F-Ro6l. i'orsythe,
WIN. FuIkes,
" IN. b. f'talhers;on, 3;
YIN. &. Fowl r,
Mrs. julia Frazer,
NJ IS Sarah Farmer,
G-Iapiy q. GoIde,
PaIrlck Gum,
saul. Graham,
/ elk Gupson.
Peylon C'rayely, 2;
+. G,llarl. = :;
&c rye l.. Gibbs,
L. u. Grsy.
Allen ID. Greene,
Robl. q IS,
DIR. A. Nj. & liam.
il-Jno X. Henry,
Jno. +. lleuse"risih. z,
Edward Hughes,
Lawrence Hughes,
as. Harris,
David Hoilinan,
X ,bt. T.. Harris,
Jas. Z. liupsori,
Il. w. Hardslcke.
Archle lligglnootham,
joseph l.. iiardWlcke,
David Hubs,
Randolph Henderson,
f.. liulver,
WIN. lley Wond.
Palrli k ilepllnstall,
X. T.. Ham,
lhos. Harper,
Mrs. Calharlne A. Hunt,
. Lucy f.. Hopkins,
+" Maria lienr;qles.
j" Elizabeth A. Harris,
Miss Susan n. Holland,
j" Rehecca Hughes,
I" Sarah II, iiarnau,
. Amanda +. liasry.
d" Lucy Harris.
DIR. +. W. lsbell,
"a. - H..
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s.Ksr ssT LETTERS,

- - 40 ssvs
Post Office AT Lynchburs
Letters will please say the,
Jas. Ley,
w ashlnglon Lambeth.
Mis-. f.ilzlbelh Layon.
Lucy + I.eilwich.
Miss Alar,ha Lew is,
- ). ID. Lee,
- Susan l.. Lewis
JAG ID Lleh.enlells.
M-f.dward Mahon e,
JAS. IL. Murrell,
Jno. A. Auseley.
WIN. Y MIujon,
Chas. Meyer,
IL \, ''"'"'
p ~ ,'' 49,,
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J ,a' A. ai. I,'o"''
T.. j. Mel.aughten,
iIaruruyp hillrhatn
VA 10, Me- Me-. ''''''''''''
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Si' 'q ,,, = '''Ne''A'e - w.
a. n1, .'''''a'''''
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a., :, ,'',''','"'
a. " W 'i''
MS .'ial.''a - Meohee,
" Duralhy I, hlooI',
J.. \ Norman,
Miss Jane MdJtri,
N-Jno. or w N. New ell /,
Mrs. Ann Neel.
O-Jiln. ,. Oglcshy,
Jno. Oyler.
w m. Oilfer.
= Alfred Penn,
A. j. Pfrrnw,
\. A. frlndie,
i,insley PadSett,
Walker Pnmirey,
" lllians Pryor,
Benz Phillips,
RIch'd. Parsons,
). w. Price,
Mrs. immogen Page,
" Lncinda Free.
R.heorgo a., Ryan,
Isaac X. Reynolds, =
Ihos. Il. Ricketts,,
Louis Reid,
Aaron Ramhlr.
.. u; W. Reynolds,
Jno' h'chardson,
MIS-. Sarah l.. Reynolds
Betsy hoherls,
-" Julia a Robertson,
MISS Mary krveley,
sally D. 40" an,
D. James o'nk'er'
CaP'. SpiIef,
Jas. d. ohl''h,
T. sum.
ol''' y. o'nP'e'on'
pfA'',' en- Saunders y
no. w 9'l'''''',
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SMITHS TOOTH ACHE POWDER.
HAVE received lot OF the above Powders and from
L the certificates OF gentlemen who have tired it,
have no doubt 1t is very fine article, for sale by
ID. w. MOORE.
Sign OF the Big Pitcher.
Oct.7. Is
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sept. II, IoII
NOTICE.
The above sale is made my request, * by my full
sent. am desrous honestly 10 pay off my debls. aud
invite my creditors generally 10 attend The sale.
L. GARLAND.
Amherst, Sept, 10 tl5ihN.
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. = TOLER, TOH:,LEr ~ sY.zYYs.kM

EpEMAINlNG in The Pos. ollice AT Lynchburs
IA Ocl. / lsil:
Or Persons calm. for Letters will please say The,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-02
STROUDsBURG MONROE COUNTY, PA, THURSDAY, MAY

/ hear, gaze, wonder, adore.
Here, when the morning stars together sang,
And all the sons of God, with echoing Shout
Exulted in new life, the cataract's
Low booming tone returned the sounding praise !;
And from that morn TO this fair sunny day,
CeaseIess, as swings the pendulum of time,
Is heard, within these hills, the rush, the roar
OF this wild waterfall.
Here oft the red man whose untutored mind,
Nor books had known, nor college laws obeyed,
With bow and quiver testing on yon rock,
His Eagle plume with solemn reverence dof'd,
And, folding arm in arm, in silence stood,
And gazing long with mutest praise, admired
This wondrous work Of that Great Spirit, whom
His inmost soul adored
Fen yet the wild deer roams these woodlands DER
And painting Oft with raging heat opprest,
Hastens to lave his burning hoof within
This rock bound pool. And here the singing bird
With harmony divine, carols his song,
The livelong day.
In yonder rocky glen,
From crevice, sheltered by oerhanging pines,
The widfower blooms, so delicately fair,
That beam of summers Sun would blast il quick
In death.
Behold yon vet'ran Hemlock, half erect,
Covered with hanging moss how like to age,
Hoary and honored bending TO the tomb.
But now must away, and seek again
The haunts of busy man; peace hast thou spoken
And caln'd my troubled breast; with grateful heart
And hngring eye turn once more from thee,
Romantic scene farewell II.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-02
kIpacca.

Probably few ladies' who wear aa,l admire
the beautiful fabric called Alpacca, are aware
Of the source of It's production. The Alpaca
is wool-bearing animal, indigenous 10 SoHh
America and Is one OF four varieties, which
bear general points Of resemblance 10 each
olher The Llama, one of these varieties, has
been long known, and often described; but 1t
is only within few years that The Alpacea
has been considered ni sufficient Importance To
merit particular notice.
Nine-tenlhs OF The wool of the Alpaca is
black, the remainder being partly white, red,
and grizzled. 1t is Of very loas staple, often
reaching Twelve inches, and resembles suir
glossy hair---whch character is moi Io,I by dye
ing The Indians III the South American
mountains manufacture nearly all iheIr clelhlng
from this wool. and are enabled 10 appear IN
black dresses, without the aid OF dyer. Buh
the Llama and Alpaca are, perhaps, even more
valuable TO The nsliyes as beasts Of burden than
as wool bearing animals, and the obslinacy OF
both, when lrrilaled is well known. The I'M
portance Of this animal has been already com
sdered by The English, in their hat, wuoien
and stuff trade, and an essay on the subjeci has
been published by DR.. Hamilton, Of London
from which some OF these details collected
! The wool is so remarkable, being je black,
glossy silk like hair, that il is fitted for lhe pro-
ducllon Of textile fabrics, differing from all
others, occupying medium position between
wool and silk. 1t is now mingled with orher
materials in such singular manner, that wniIe
particular dye viii affect those, it will leave
the Alpaca wool with its original black color,
and thus give rise to great diversity.
| When the value of this commodity became
appreciated in England, it became an important
question whelher the animal itself could be
reared in the country. From the power pos
sessed by the Alpaca of living on very scsniy
herbage, it has been proposed to introduce the
animal in these districts of Scotland and Ire
land, where the English sheep cannot flourish
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-02
The Volcanic Mountains i'm Georgia

At the las, meeting of the Brooklyn Society
Of Natural History, the following interesting
information was communicated IN relation 10
the volcano in Rabun county, Georgia:
A person who resides near it states that on
one occasion there were small lights discover
ed on the mountain, as of burning Charcoal
At another time the mountain in the night time
appeared one mass of fire; The trees and varl-
Gus ether objects were distinctly visible by
means Of the light. Al other limes the flames
have been seen 10 issue from the assures oil The
rocks to The height of len feet, &C. This
mountain is situated in the gold region, and 1t
is somewha, extraordinary TO find volcanic mat
Ter in such te.lons.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-02
Chisls and Feyers.

Mr.. Solomon Davis, of Petersburg, Va, in a
communication in the National InteIligencer,
gives the following receipt as certain cure for
The chills and feyers: H says go 10 store
and have put up "A grains qnnine. 20 grains
blue mass, l6 drops oil black pepper-hare
Them made up into IL pills; take one every
hour for six hours. and The mex. day take The
other half, say six, in the same manner. The
nsxi day they must be taken in the absence OF
fever If necessary, open The bowels with a
dose of cslome and castor OIL. You may have
confidence 10 this remedy: have cured, may
say, thousand persons, and in no instance has
a failure been known 10 me. All can say ia
you is, try il, it will do you no harm, and cos'
you only twenty-five cents.