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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-04
Tables Turned.

The coarse and hiasphsmous language al.
iribuled 10 Henry Clay (which have resounded
through the columns Of the Loco FoeO prints
"Go home, God d---n you," &c.---was uttered
by C. G. Clay, a Locoioco member o.! Con-
gress, and M, Henry Clay. Thus II is ha,
these desperadoes procure all The blasphemy
of their party and endssvor 10 cas-, il upon the
head Of the noble minded Shame Shame
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-04
The Closing Scene.

BEST Stump SPEECH OF THE SEASONAL
ter the adjournment of the Lncofoco eetugoB
Friday evening last, some one, WIN IS
dent friend of the parry, and we believe rep
reseniaIive from Pemberon, feeling indIguaht
that the name of George NJ. Dallas had been
passed over IN silence, and his claims for sup
port not urged. mounted The rosIrum. and COM
menced at The TOP of his voice: ' Feller Gu
zens"-all eyes were directed ihither, and be-
continued" don't like this proceedlns
to-nighl-,he Dimekralic party have took up 4
man for Vice President. and nobody says no
thin about it--he amt been mentioned io-nght
and ] want TO say sonIeIhn abouI him
cloud cries of 90 on, 60 ON 'se per'icIlariy
acquainted with him, and knows him TO be the
right kind of feller ] knowd him ever since
he wore pe,iicoars, (greai cheering) as an OFF,
Ger of the Bar and The Court Of Pennsyl wany
and he's one of The fusi rate a men. Nobody
can't bring any remonslrence against him. lh'
ere Poke, gentlemen, | want you 10 undersanl,
Is man wot is represented 10 me as man
wot don't know. But you've heard him large
ly spacIaed on Tonight, and guess | need";
say anything about him. II he is wot they say
why he is entirely fit for the office wo he
so, up for, prowidin he don't gil knocked down
Gentlemen, these ere are all wOt ! have I'd ssy
land he retired amid The most unbounded aP'
Plause. -Mount Holly (N ~ Mirror.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-04
SEE THEM COMING!
Get out Of the way you're all unlucky.
Clear the way FOR old Kentucky.
Stand r!-Here they Come!!
Is AT a HAUL!


We lean from an authentic source this MORN
ing that FIFTEEN members of the old Van
Buren party in this city, have openly proclaimed
their purpose not to vote for free trade candid
a,es. They go for Clay, Frelinghuysen and
The Tariff-as all men will who understand aud
value their true interests. fsrag and buster is
The game of the Polk and Dallas party through
out the country. |. is the sures. symptom Of
weakness Neuark DAILY.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-04
Let il be Remembered.

Tha, James K. Polk is opposed TO the excel
lent Tanff Ac. Of lS42, and TO all Protection
Of American Industry. Also, that George NJ.
Dallas. introduced Bill into the Senate Of The
United States TO re-charer the u S. Bank, and
voted to pass j, by tuo-thirds, after Gen. Jack
son had vetoed it,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-04

The Editor Of the Jonesboro, renn.) ""'
says the loces must not talk Of Polk's service
on the field of Battle, or he will point them
the day on which the valiant CoieneI lied '''
Rutherford county 10 Maury, when y'pa'
man. 10 avoid being drafted and catei ou' "'
The service Of his country
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-04
The Hon. }. H. pey,on states in Fridays In.

The Hon. j. H. Peyion slsles in Fridays In
u,lligencer, in answer TO the Card of the 10 To-
CO foco members from N. Y, that il was the
Hon. Richard d. Dapis who said in the most
public manner "that the Democratic aom,ndtion
at Baltimore ought to meet usth no respect from
The country. and tha. James k. Polk could NOT
get one Electoral College, unless ~os that Of
South Carohsa, aad that uoud depend upon the
eaprice Of IOha c. Calhoun"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-04

A Compliment 10 General Markle.
A fine Military Cops has been organized in
Philadelphia, and in honor of The Hero Of Mis-
sissinaewa, is called The Markle Rifles The
company has already been inspected, is fully
equipped, and promises to become one Of the
best among the Ciiy volunteers.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-04
The Treasury Department.

This important department Of our govern
meni, which has been without head since
April last, when Mr. Spencer resigned his Sec
re,aryship. has been very Unexpectedly filled,
bv Chancellor Bibb, Of Kentucky, accepting
his appointment which was made aud confirmed
previous 10 the adjournment Of Congress.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-04
DOrr Sentenced.

This notorious individual, who caused so
much trouble and alarm in Rhode Island, Two
years ago; has been sentenced 10 confinement
in the Stale Peni,snliary, for the term of his
natural life. An impressive lesson 10 all dem
aeogues, to restrain their ambition within law
ful limits.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-04
On the stump.

The Hon Charles Naylor. Of Philadelphia,
who has abstained from participation in all
political meetings aimee 1910, has again taken
the slump, and raised his eloquent voice in fa-
your Of the peoples candidates, CLAY, FRE-
LINGHUYsEN and MARKLE.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-04
Renouneiue Locofocoism.

Hon. Ross Wilkins, u. S. District Judge !"
Michigan. aud loRg an eminent and eIn'.
Van Buren, man, has abandoned his parry I
lhe Texas qsession and gone over TO Po'n'1 s'
Abolition. We hear Of other changes Ike '"''
Ti6Da'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-04

The Locofoeo papers are stating with RlgI
glee that Hon. Louis M'LANE OF Delawa's ~
come out FOR Polk and Dallas. The Jsks ol
is, Mr.. MLane, who was Secretary ss S''
under General jackson, has always belongs
to the Locoloco parry.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-04
The Cry is Still they Come
MORE SCREWS LOOSE

The Hagers,own Herald of Freedom says,
that within the last few weeks several Demo
Gratis left the Loco Foco ranks and joined The
Clay Club, among Others Anthony Campbell,
Esq.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-04
AGAIN /!

The Norrisiown Herald says that one OF The
Secretaries OF the Loco Loco Convention, held
a, Harrisburg, which nominated H. a. Mullen
berg for Governor, has joined the Clay Club.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-04

Wonder if the Missouri locofncos have found
a man 10 serve nu their Electoral ticket! They
have failed twice /; try II again. for
@Theres luck in odd numbers says Rory O'Moren
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-04
DIED, 4

At Hope, N. j. on the 2lss June, Mf- W
LIAM ]. DANLEY. in The 22d year OF his age
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-04
An Honest Loco Foco.

The Stockbridge, Mass Visitor, decided
Loco Foco paper raises The flag Of ''P Polk and
Dallas" and in the course of an article upon
the g cause and means of sustaining it," has the
following very sensible remarks:
Every party has the misfortune TO have al
,ached TO ii certain class of politicians, who
at the commencement of campaign, con over
the vocabulary of abuse-carefully select every
vile ephet, that they may apply hem to the
opposing candidates. None are more lavish
of abuse than those who are opoStdtes TO the
very party upon whose nominees The filth is
thrown. Our parry is blessed with no small
number of this kind of politicians.
Now that The Presidential campaign is COM
menced, one can scarcely 60 amiss of the ex-
hibtions of this class of politicians We see
in one place, paraded some +" naughty" thing
said Of Henry Clay in the heat of passion. In
another place he is styled "a demagogue :" IN
another. still, ga rake and de6auchee" One
cries on. gambler and horseracer"--a Sec
ond a "rasca'--a third, a" Sabbath breaker"
Ia fourth, "proiane swearer"--a fifth, a
" Shareholders sixth, a" duellsr," and so on,
unlil the whole vocabulary is exhausted; and
these epihets in five cases out of seven are ap-
piled by persons guilty of the acts of ,rhich they
accuse others and who have heretofore been
most lavish OF praise of The man whom they
now imagine they most numerically abuse.
Henry Clay is gallant fellow. He is a
whole -souled- wh hole hearted man. A man
who never betrayed friend or fInchsd from a
foe He is Wing every inch of him. He is
just such an opponent as we like. We always
know exactly where 10 6ud him. About him
there is no lodging He is Wing TO the
backbone. He is one of those men who will
never consent To fight under false colours---one
of those men whom if we defeat there is some
honor IN defeating him. and il our candidate is
defeated, he is defeated by an honorable oPpo-
neu,."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-04
Strondsburg, JyaIy 4, Is44.

o. Y. b. Palmer, Esq, at his Real Estate
and Coal Office. No, 50 Pine street, below Third,
Two squares S the Merchants Exchange, Phla-
dephla- is authorised to receive subscriptions and
advertisements for the Jefersonian Republican,
and give receipts for the same. Merchants, Me-
s:hanics, ard tradesmen generally, may extend
their Business by avaing themselves of the op-
portaaities for advertising in country papers which
sns agency affords.
The New York herald., 1844-07-12
HO FOR THE SPRINGS!
NEW BOOKS JUST PUBL SH D,
And for sale, wholesale and retail, by


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222 Broadway, July IT. I844

changes in air, habits Of living &c to many who leave
the city TO spend the in the country Is at times
dangerous particularly those of weak constitutions
few packages Of Pease Sons Clarified Essence Of Hoar
hound Candy carried with you. and used when cough
uove all dread Of consumption Night in the country
very injurious to those with weak lungs and nothing
better keep the lungs healthy and free from the at
tacks Of consumption than the Hoarhound Candy Of
Pease. It is truly great benefit to the afflicted Sold
wholesale and retail OF 45 Division ST 10 Astor Houses
Boston, ITO Baltimore st, Baltimore; No 81 State st. Al
nanv
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"who steals my purse. steals trash
Bu, he who iilches from me my good name
Robs me of that which not enriches him,

And makes me poor indeed !"
10 THE BARD OF AVON MUST DOUBTLESS
have been inspired by the spirit of prophecy wnen he
penned the above remarkable lines To HIM was no
doubt gifted the power OF lifting the curtain Of fuurity
that by doing he might be enabled to sing to his
dering contemporaries the mysteries Of coming time
How else account for the lines which we have
quoted and which apy apply to the base
tefrits of Dr. Felix Gourauds Invaluable preparations
rhe vile wretches who attempt to deprive Dr. OF his
good name by initiating his Italian Medcated Soap,
for curing tan pimpes freckles roughnes and ds-
coloraon of the skin Poudre Subtle for eradicating
hair Grecian Hair Dye Spanish Lilly White for the COM
pexion &c Sc &C. just the sort Of rascals against
whom the mighty Shakespeare thnndered forth the above
phllippc. Illuminating on the banks Of the Avon, the
master poet with his minds eye the injustice that
would in aer years be done to Dr. Gouraud and through
him science itsef-hus his indignation Immediately
found not only in the above passage but in Others
which we shall quote at some future period Dr. Gou-
raud again anxousy cautions the fair to avoid the
hosts Of counterfets bearing his name they not
only powerles as for good but absolutely destructive to
the complexion, past all hope of redemption Remem.
establishment 81 Walker street. LIST store from Broadway
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Theatrlca1s, 60.

Ole Bull was advertised to give concert al
Montreal on the 9th inst. under the immediate pa.
tronsge Of the Governor General, and assisted b,
the band OF the S9th regiment.
Rockwell and Stones Equestrian Company are
announced to perform at Bangor, Maine, on Mon
day next. s
Mrs. Barrett and Fanny Jones are drawing full
houses At the Providence Theatrc.u
The New York herald., 1844-07-12

TRrP TO LoNe BRANcH.--The fine steamer Orus.
Captain Price, makes trip to Long Branch and
the Ocean House next Sunday She will leave
this city at six o'clock in the morning.
The New York herald., 1844-07-12

fry- RHEUMATTsM--A CURE AT LAsT.-Ths ef
fecm OF the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Linment are
without parallel in the history Of medicine No case OF
Rheumatism has within knowledge, which this
article has failed 70 cure. wherever l. has been used
The Elixir used internally operates directly upon tc
whole system and reaches the seat OF the disc q
while the inment being applied sxtsrnsly, removes al
the pain. Sold ct 81 Cortlandt st.
The New York herald., 1844-07-12

BABE, THE PIRATE. further respite of the case
Of Babe, the Pirate, under sentence of death, was
yesterday morning received by the U. States Mar
sha staying the execution until the first Monday
of June, ls45. This will leave his fate in the
hands Of a new President.
The New York herald., 1844-07-12

COMPLIMENT TO AN AMERICAN CoNsuL-G. W.
Hilliard, Esq, Charge de Afaires from the United
States at Brussels was recently invited and elected
a member Of the ROYAL Society of Northern Anti
, auaries in Copenhagen
The New York herald., 1844-07-12
Amusenents,

NIBLos GARpEs.-Byron's description of tho
various styles of beauty in the harem, does not sur
pass the real display of oveliness congregated in
the new grand romantic ballet at Niblos. Each night
this splendid spectacle increases in attraction Several
dances have been introduced and that the great
difficulties Of producing splendid piece have been
surmounted by prsctice it goes off from beginning TO
end, with the most telling effect We recollect
more fashionable or crowded saloon than have
on each night of the present week
Do- OF all the dances ever introduced TO the pub
lie, the Polka is decidedly the most popular, and
performed to perfection you should visit the
American Museum and behold the Infant Sisters, who
with all the grace and Of Elsser They
received instructions under Monsieur Celarius who first
introduced the dance in Paris and scarcely conceive
that Carlota Grsi and Mons Perrot could acqu them
selves admirably Mr. Cole, the inimitabe tontor.
ZIONIST who throws himself into such variety OF elegant
positions, and his wonderful dog BILLY appear The
Great Western, popular favorite, Mrs. Western, Mr..
Lynch Miss Adar and Mr. Conover, add to the enter.
tainments The Dwarf that diminutve specimen OF the
genus homo, is also to be
0g- THIS EVENING MR.. JENYNs IS TO DELI
Lecture Love, to the Ladies Of Jersey City, and
will say, that it is Of those novel sub
ects which according the accountswe hove read Of
his former lecure will interest the fair to degree
yond its anticipation.
The New York herald., 1844-07-12

r3- PURIFY YOUR BLOOD-There IL perhaps ne
hing which dishgures person pimples, sores and
had breakngs upon the face. This may be entirey
remeded by the Of Comstocks Sarsaparilla al the
tring cost OF so cents bottle ~ per dozen. This is
he best extract in II gently operates upon snd regn
laes bowels restores to the blood its woned purity
gives to tine stomach and promotes digestion At 81
(ourtlandt st.
The New York herald., 1844-07-12

The TYLER MEErrSe.-What about this grea
mass meeting1 Have the clique under Derry dc Co
succeeded in their avowed design TO oblige Deazor
Smith, the great out-and-out Tyler orator. all the
way from Ohio, to "shut up"
The New York herald., 1844-07-12
COMMON CouNon. The Board Of Assistants viii
meet this evening to take final action on the ordi
nance for cleaning the streets.


jury II IT, Ckopman Witber1he jury in this case
reported in yesterdays Herald, did not agree, and were
discharged
The People Of fhe State Of Nw York james g. Utter
This an action at the suit Of the State to recover
forfeiture of recognzance for 5000 against the defendant
II appeared that on the 2sh July, ls43 complaint
lodged before Justice Gilbert by Mrs Adeline Stasen.
back charging her husband. Eckhard sasenback, with
having deserted herself and child and allowing her to
houseess and fendcss about the country contrary 70
the statute. The husband arrested on the charge
and Utter the defendant became his security The hus
band falling appear court for trial. the recognizance
forfeited and the present suit instituted to rcco.
YER the amount $2fO.
The jury will render sealed verdict this forenoon
U. y. marshars Once.
Jury IL Babe tie Pirate has been further respted by
the President until lt June, i6ls. The probaniss are
that he will eventually escape.
The New York herald., 1844-07-12

0u- Gen. Worth has arrived in town. He stop,
Il the American
The New York herald., 1844-07-12

FOURTH OF July IN CANApA.-We give in
another column highly interesting article from a
Kingston paper, giving an account of the ceebra.
ton Of the glorious Fourth by large number
Of Canadians, This is, indeed tolerably significant
We shall next hear OF the annexation Of Canada.
The New York herald., 1844-07-12

SsrAroR TALLMApee. This gentleman arrived
We learn that he will stop but short time her,
and AT PoughkeepsIe, previous to proceeding TO tn,
tar west TO assume the gubernatorial charge
The New York herald., 1844-07-12
nz- REMEDY FOR pEAFNEss-pr McN.irs

fhy- REMEDY FOR DEAFNEss-Dr McNair's
Acoustic 10 dsiy gaining in popularity has performed
some astonishing curesit never fails to give rehef.
We do not say positively that il will cure entirely in
every case but refer the increduious to cases
where has proved eectusl remedy for total deafness
for wears standing Sold 81 Courtandt street Price
one dollar per ths Chinese Hair Eradicator
an efsctwai remedy for removing the hair from any
part Of the body. II h warranted to DO THIS.
The New York herald., 1844-07-12


The illustrated Weekly Herald, which we will
publish tomorrow morning at O'clock will con.
tain number of engravings, illustrative the mos,
prominent scenes in the Phadelphia riots. One
OF them will be a representation of the "Head
Quarters of the Military" at the Girard Bank with
the parade OF the troops, the seatres on duty and
the crowd Of bystanders, takers, spouters and
Others. mixing promiscuously in the throng. An
other will represent the fatal contest at the
OF the streets designated in the description, from
which 1t will appear that the rioters had mounted
their cannon on drays, with muffled wheels, and
had brought them very quietly to the scene of ac-
ton, where they were directed against the militia
~, being uader the management of sailors and
other persons who had been initiated at sea into
the use OF such deadly instruments, and also num-
ber OF boys from l6 to Is years of age Another of
the ensravngs will represent the church of ST.
Philip, with the crowd around it, and the groups
which were collected in that neighborhood.
All Of these engravings have been executed from
sketches taken on the spot, by an artist who was
IN the thlckest OF the mssiee throughout the whole
period of its continuance.
The descriptions accompanying these engravings
will consist Of the accounts furnished by the pa
pers of all parties in Philadelphia, together with the
very accurate and impartial reports Of our own cor
respondent on the spot. This will be by far the
best history of these deplorable occurrences yet
given. The papers in Philadelphia merely give
their own particular report, but we give ALL thus
presenting the fullest details Of the evidence in the
case from all quarters. Accompanying this descrip-
sion will be all the incidents, characteristic and
otherwise, Of the week.
This Weekly Herald will also contain an admira
bly, executed-taithful likeness Of the Mormon
chief, Joe Smith, who was recently massacred in
cold blood by the mob, at Carthage, Illinois II
represents the Prophet in his military uniform, as
commander-in-chief Of the Nauvoo Legion This
portrait will be accompanied with full and CON-
pese account of the arrest Of the Prophet and
all the circumstances connected with his murder.
This altogether will be the most splendid specimen
OF an illustrated weekly paper ever published in
this country.
The New York herald., 1844-07-12

OREGON ExPEDITIoN.-The Western Expostor
contains letter from Major Adams written from Battle
Creek above Kansas and dated June 9th in which he
that they had had almost continued rains in that
quarter which had rendered their progress SLOW The
emgrsns, both male and female, were conteAtsd and
oh fin
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-01
NEW GOODS.

"HE subscriber is now receiving ms
stock OF Fall and Winter GOODS o.
rect from the East. Comprising as follows
Cloths, Cassimeres, Casinets. Flannels, LIN
seys, and Jeans. Merenocs, Ass'd Muslin !,
de LANES, Silk and Pocket Handkfs, pea
Tick and Diaper, Super Blk Silk Velvet ana
Striped Do, Fancy Vestings and a variety OF
new and Staple Dry Goods very Cheap WIN
a good Stock Of Brown and Bleached MUS
Inns and a Splendid Lot Of Calicoes and R IN,
bons, Artifcials and Bonnets. Fancy o'ik
and Nett Gloves, Mems Buck do. Sure,
Blk. kid do, with good Lot Of New ana
Fancy Buttons, and many other articles
also Cold Carpet Chain, White do. Cotton
yarn, Cotton Bats. and with an Asst OF inc
Brush Hats and Caps, Asst Boots and Shoes
do, also good Asst OF Quecnsware, cheap.
Groceries, viz: Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Indigo
and Nader, Pepper and Alspice, TOBACCO
and Cigars, Powder. Lead. Tinware and
many other desirable goods all Of which
am disposed to sell very cheap for Cash or
approved Country Produce. Call and see and
Judge Cor yourselves. WESLEY JONES
Burlington, Oct, 18th 1913.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-01
Shoe and Leather Store,

Selling at Keduce0 Prices.
u S. ADAMS has removed to his
HI. NewBRIcK BUILDING, or Main Street,
nearly opposite the Post Office. where he
has opened a fresh, and extensive Stock oil
Boots and shoes, sc.
Consisting of Ladies' Fashionable Morocco,
Prunella, and fine Calf, Boots, Shoes and
Slippers Men S extra fine fine, coarse, fine
and course Boots, Shoes and Brogans; Boy s
and Chldren's Boots and Shoes;
Bnfalo and other Ouer Shoes.
Leather Traue!iing Trunks.
Leather of all kinds, at wholesale or re-
tail Findings for the trade, and every
variety Of articles in his line. Also, custom
work done to order, with ncatness and des-
patch as usual The Subscriber takes this
opportunity TO thank his old Gus rom
Frs, and the PUBLIC in general, for
their former patronage, and hopes to merit
a general share Of their future favors.
r. S. ADAMS.
Burlington June 90 lS43 5ns