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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-06
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster.

The best Strengthening plaster in the world, and
sovereign remedy for pains. or weakness IN the
back, lons, sides, breast neck, limbs, JOINTS rheu-
matism. lumbago, &c, &c,
Jos. w. Hoxie, Esq. who had been SO afflicted
with rheumatism, as to be unable 10 dress himself
without assistance, enabled after wearing one,
only one night, to get alone in the morning, put
on his clothes, and call office with eyes beam
ing with joy, and his lounge pouring forth the glad
ness OF his heart. at the sudden and signal relief
he had received from the best of all remedies.
David Williams. of Elizabethtown. n j an old
Revolutionary Soldier, was so afflicted with Rheu-
matism, that he could scarcely himself-one Of
these PlaSters entirely cured him.
Mrs. George Nixon, one of the managers of the
Institution for Aged INDECENT Females in the city
of New York, says the old ladies find great bene-
from these Plasters they being very liable pains
or weakness in the back, well as other parts of
the body.
Mr. Geo. W. Spencer, Street Inspector, was
cured OF the Piles by wearing of these plasters
on the lower part Of the spine.
Caution-The great reputation these Plasters
have attained, has induced many unprincipled per-
sons to get up worthless limitations. Ask for Sher-
mans Poor Mans Plaster, and see that full drec-
tions for use, and fac simile of his name thus,
A SHERMAN, VI d
is on the back of each. Trust none others, or you
will be deceived.
A fresh supply of the above valuable medicines
Just received, and for sale al the Republican Of
fee. Stroudsburg. Monroe county, Pa
March 2I lS44.---6 6m.
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Headache and Sickness.

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Dissolution of Partnership.

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was on The Eth Of August last, dissolved by
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against the said firm, will present them TO
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CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
Onondaoa. Nav Is. is


DR. Sherman: Dear Sir-As most ardenily de-
sire to benefit my fellow men, especially those who
are the unhappy victims of that dreadful disease,
Consumption, will relate for their consideration,
the astonishing effect of your Cough Lozenges
On the night of July 5, 1910, was attacked with
violent cough. which threatened my speedy death.
Under the advice Of two very excellent PHYSICIANS,
Drs Parkes and Rose, was so far relieved as 10
he able TO ride out and once attempted TO preach.
| rode 90 miles. to Ca2enovia, TO attend the ses-
sion of our Conference, which continued about ten
days. ] was able TO attend the session every day
for few hours by contnng myself the rest OF nv
time to mv bed The Fathers IN the Gospel told
me | ought 10 arrange my worldly affairs and pre-
pare for a speedy death. and consequently put me
on the superanuatcd list Very fortunately, and
NAV say providently, heard of your LozeGges,
and prevailed upon to try them. and to nv Ut
Ter astonlshment, after taking three one day, they
allayed Tie violent attacks of coughing. and ena-
hled me to sleep 70, hours together, which could
not dc before. continued to improve under their
use for several weeks, when | considered myself
well. and able to resume my duties minister
of The Gospel of our Saviour. How many will
soon enter Ihe gloomy vale of death, that might
long I've blessing 10 the world and comfort to
their friends, II they could obtain your medicines,
Nav Providence favor your efforts until every fam
lily il the civilized world can procure your medl-
cine, which consider Tue most valuable ever dis
covered bv the medical faculty. In conclusion,
may God bless you and proiong your life for USE
1ulneSs to suffering humanity. Accept my mex
preSSib}e gratitude, for TO you and your medicine
through Divine blessing, owe my life
Yours, &c DARIUS ANTHONY,
or,.o n
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SHERMAN',S LOZENGES.
MORE THAN SIX MILLION OF BOXES OF
DIR. Sherman's LoZenges

EAVE BEEN SOLD in the United States,
q 4 Mexico, West Indies, Great Britain and
throughout the WORLD, in the Year ls43
Hundreds and Thousands bless the day they were
induced by the persuatlon of friend to try Shel-
mans Lozenges
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

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ton street, Boston, propose TO publish, by subscrip-
ton. in fourteen monthly numbers, at the low
price of twenty five cents each number. tie
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In addition to the above, the publisher simply
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sustained by sufficient capital
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-08

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Cc1k's Office Of III
Circuit Superior Court of Law and { bancery, holden
IN and Tor the OF Campbell The tday ofJuiv sI4
tilism w Din"iddie aud Nancy his wifi, formerly
NncylByan, Plaintiffs,
dgdnot
Thomas Bryan, Biddy Russell, Ephraim T. Gardner ard
Agnes his wife, Ann T.. L. e Nolla Catbaiue curllin
John iewelln, iicnr, Robertson and Cathaine his me
KEGS Biy and Cathafine bryan, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendants Thomas By, an, Henry Robertson and
Catharne his wife, John Lewellm Bddy Russell
b'an not having entered their appearance and given
riy according to the act Of Assembly, and the rules this
Court 1t Is ordered that SAID defendants do appear here
the first Monday in October next the bill OF the
plaintiffs and that copy OF TIN, order be forthwith
ted IN some newspaper printed IN the Lyncfbufe
Ion two months suceosvc, and posted the front door
oi the Court house oi this county, day.
COpy-Icste,
JNO. ID ALEXANDER, Cfk
Aug w2m
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June 90

NiRtaNlA:-N Rules held in the Clerks Oni-s Of
The Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancrry, for
Inc county OF Nelson, in the month oi July lS44:
The Farmers Bank Of Virginia, PLAINTIFF;
against
Nathan i.oltns, Ralph w Lofius Jane. s Penn, " in.
Tree illiaison, Norman Courtney BenA min NJ Pc
kins Christopher + Estes, Joh Thompson IT,, Hiram W.
dawson Robert F. Cutler, Iemue Turn =, John Gre 70,
Charles C. Pat,eson, George Iams Samuel Slew rs,
lillian Harvey, Gnridge Lyon, Alexander IL Grant,
Patrick H. Hckok Zarh,riah Johnson, John Melton and
samuel Hansbrongh, inspectors of tobacco I've River
W arrhonse beverly B. Nash, Alexander Brown. Robsn
Mitchell, Leonard Powell James d. Brent, The Bank Of
Virginia. The Exchange Bank of Virginia, Zachariah Me-
hesnry, William night, Kent, Kendall Atwater Riv.s
y Harris aud " lillian H. Digges Defendants.
In CHANCERy.
The Defendants, - Norman and - Courtney not
having entered their appearance, and given security,
cordng to the Act o Assembly and the Rules this Court
aud appearing by satisfactory evidence ths they
inhabitants of this Commonw ealth mot non ofie plan
tih 10y COUNSEL it ordered, the said do
appear here before the first dav of September term
next, and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and iat copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in the 81 yncihre Vrei.
man" anewspaper published in the Of Lynchburg for
TWO months successfully and another copy thereof
inc front doer oil the courthouse oil this county ca.s
day. A Copy-rc.t.
no. c. CUTLER. elk.
July IS WIN
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TRUST AtF3.

Eff virtue Of deed VI trust. executed bv Wm r.
~ Dowdy. on the fourth DAY Of May 1873 and re.
carried IN the Clerks flee o lhe counfy of tainn!l
ths subscriber. lot the purposes in SAID deed mentioned
WIZ Sell tor cash, public nuetiun. Campbell court
hon'e, on Monday the l2ih day of August nexi.
neihg me INST DAY OF the county court of Can,p
Dell, the dsinbuiiVe share oi said Dawdy as one of
the heirs aud distributes vi OBADIAH Dnvdy derJ IN
taf slaves. Va Re, Susan. Mike aud an nant child ct
susan. The oante not known, which Interest Of said
Dowdy. being one ihh part, sabJecl tn tho HE inter.
Isl OF Mary Dawdy, the widow of he said Obadiah
Doady
Il ne title Of the said VIM. =. Dowdy u the interes
siofessd 10 heiPFed 20 be- undubled ont the hf
hcslag 10 trustee sells only such interest and ule
HE deed aforesaid confers
JAMES JOHNSTON
Jnly II ,loA
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VII g.fHGE TOB.Fes EST.gFF,
FOR

n OFFER faT sale valuable TRACT OF LAND.
4 in the rnuy ni Henry, containing 3035l aere. l,up
on Smiths river aud Fall aud Middle c,,rks. ltisahaui
9 miles from Henry c. H. and about ~ from Dan,lc.
he land Is undniaupg and well adapted lhe growth
nj corn, wheat and iuh0cc3 Tie tobacco made npan ii
neeia the readesl sale There are about ga aeres Of
open land; the resi- is COVERED with Va liable lmhe pnp
lsr urgs, chfsnui and great variety Of unks About
miles ifon the estate There IS IN cxedlcu SAW
MILL The land is uuN divied lulp en- larrs with
o9umoiious Improvements upon them, ali warh aro
rented nutthe amount Of the rents having advanced AT
ihe last lease Springs OF the Pafai arr found an
every pift OF ihe tract and the region Ia Nleh il he,
~ one OF The heailhmst IN the Ste. The rnne tract
will be sod, ofit viii he divided 10 suit purchasers.
he terms viii be very accommodating - interest hrar
Ing BONDS well secured hena as desirable as money
Possession given The LIST day II I3nnarv. ISIS liza
sale be not effected privately before the Oh day Of S.p
TENDER next. II ~" then hai benI court day be- offer
ed at public sale Henry e H. Letters addressed Il,
me az Fredericksburg (pos pad) Will meet with prmpi
attention AR I'M Il II II NFpNApp
June q ,aSro
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,-lu..tStA. Al c.nrt led tor fssakls1 eouhy, al
' the esnr,E.u,.se, the iih day Of june le'i -, ,.a
Spanei i.Tesay,
against ,
J,.bn, lanes. Isaac James Nicholas James, homas
Dobbius aud MARY bis w,ie John James, iliam James
Iitti. bsry ye, and sally ms wife Elizabeth Jane
lanes Henry Jones and Cassaadra his vile ahh i''e'
Hancock wife olstcphen Hancock, dee d. Defendants
Is CHASCEnY.
The Defendants Joshua James Isaac James JACOB Jam"
N,.o,. James Thomas Dnbbns and Maj, his w'ie' 'o'
lanes William James Elijah til JAMES, Name, Jane. anu
Ilcnrv Jones and Csssanda his wife, not having ee.
,nf md tn rules of tins court, and 1t appearing by
satisfactory es dence hnt they not inhabfahs oi ~
state, On motion the plant by his COUNSEL II IS ofne
ed that the sad defendants do appear HI on tue hs
d,y of Sepemer and answer the pidintih o
and that copy this order be forthwith published IN
newspaper printed in the town OF lsnehoafg oI
courthouse Of this county.
Nj O. cARpER, Clk.
i,LY4 w2m
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TO .ncsws. Samuel 1agor. TRUSTEE for The benefit Of
Greed T. Langhorne 09d others. .3lerdi,der aag-
horne, .''dur,ce Langhenc, james Lnngiorne Henrg
idnehone, Giles Il. Sntih and inn .}iuia his ,pite
formerly INN Maria Langhorae. Thomas Poinderie,'
and Salty has 'cYt, formerly Salty Langhorne Hen
ry Berry oud Jane his cite formerly lime Lang-
horne. Madison Smith and Eipra his cilc tormeriy
Eirro Langhorne:
YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. that |
4 shall, on Thursday. the % III u August next at
the tavern house of Peter -. Foster at Cumberland
court house, Va proceed to take the dispositions Of Roy
al Watkins and others; also will, on Saturday the 3 ST
OF August, at Raihe's tavern. in Cumberland county
Va, proceed to take the depostons of John w Nroht
and others; also. will Monday the Cd Of September
neAi, al the GAINESVILLE loe IN Meeblenburp county
Va proceed to take the dispositions of Henry d. Wood
and others to be read evidence in suit in chaneery
now pending IN the circuit superior court Of law aud
chancefy tor Buckingham county, in which am plain
tn and trustee for Caroline NJ Raine and YOU and 9th.
ers are defendants And II from any cause the taking of
The said drpuslons shall not he completed On that tay
In be continued from day 10 day until compleled-at
which Tunes und places you may attend If think prop
or. HUGH RAlNt,.
Trustee for Caroline NJ Ralne.
August wiw
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70 the Travelling Public.
D.FExh' LIVE or S1.fG rs.

fRtilE undersigned, proprietor Of the line oi Stages
4 running from Iynchburg via New London aud
Liberty 10 fIneastle aud the Big Lick, hereby informs
the public thai he has established daily line of Stages
from Iyuchburg to Flncaslle connecting with daily
Inc of Mr. William A. Maslin's from FIncastle By the
Sweet and Red Springs, TO tho NhIle sulphur, which
cpnnecs vi daily Inc IN inll operation 10 Guy
andoue.--At the Sweet Springs there is ri weekly line
ol Stages running 10 TIE Sail aud Red Sulphur. and
from the White Sulphur there a daily line running by
the Warm aud Hot Springs on 10 slaunton. Virginia
The daily Stages of the proprietor from Iynchborg in
tetsoct with the steam and Packet Boats al Lynch
bug and Stages will tho arrival OF the BOATS, be read
Y. the bank, olte Canal, 10 coByoy passenge& ths
baggage any Tavern to which they may goln Lynch
burg, Tree Of charge.
Tho lr-weekly line from Lynchburg Big Lick is
sill in operation leaving Lynchburg every Monday
"Wednesday and Friday, passing through Salem and
ChrIslIansbufg by FsrIs's line 10 Wylha {. H., and
thence by Boyd & Co.'S lne through Abingdon, to
BROWNSVILLE, Tennessee.
There Is no nighi-travelling either of the above
routes of the Proprietor; and passengers coming from the
Wosl " South will reach Lynchbufg by O'Clock r NJ ,
in time To transact business and lake the line OF boats
10 Richmond next morning.
lie would say 10 those who wish TO visit tho Virginia
Springs this season, that they will find this a pleas
ant and expeditions route The toads in good order
AID the view from the Blue Ridge, over which the Sta
pes pass Is equal IN grandeur OF scenery to view
from the Peaks of Otter.
Having at considerable expense provided himself with
fine and comfortable coaches, excellent teams and sober
and careful drivers, aud plelgng hmsel. IN spare M
pains expense 10 accommodate those ~h3 may choose
70 palronlze hun, he respectfully asks The patronage of
the travelling public.
Fare to FIncsstle and Big Lick reduced 10 So, and
way travel IN proportion. WIN. TERRY,
Proprietor.
July Oh, 1911.
The undersigned, Proprietor ofthe line OF Stages from
Fncssr 10 the White Sulphur Springs, would say to
ibe nuhIic dat line hat oI Mr.
William Tory from Lynchborg, which there is no
night uavellIng thst he has good coaches and teams
and careful Drivers and he the public that there
shall DO no detention OF passengers after they reach his
line.
Faro reduced through to the White Sulphur Springs
Tor So from Lynchburg; way travel IN proportion.
WIN. A. MASIIN,
Proprietor Of the Fincase and VIII. Sui line.
~ The Rlehmond Wing and Enquirer will eacl, in
ssr :lmcs n their semi.weekly paper.
july ID no
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RATS! HATS. RATs!!!

Rgs THE Subscriber has on hand and il
k5sJ constantly manufacturing. at his old stand
4xlsA an extensive assortment ui Has Of every va
rieiy, and Of The latest fashions
lie solicis call from his friends, Customers and
The public generally, to whom he pledges himself as
hereiotere, that In ppin Of beauty and durability his
HATS be exeelled Sae "a are in want of articles
in Ills line. would do well 10 give him a call before
Purchasing elsewhere, he is determined 10 sell very
low for cash. JACOB RIJMROEGH
n. B.-The pressure of the times constIains him to
urgently request all thnse indebted hin Leni 10
call and settle their accounts.
May n Is
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CHINA STORE, RemOrod.

~ RICHARDS, having removed his store 10 the
u house formerly occupied by Cod. Charles Phelps.
opposite NJ John ll'ns, oilers iof sale ne" assort-
nent OF China Glass aud fanhensare. expressly pur-
chased Tor tbs market, amongst which are
White Granite Dinner Sets.
Green Chmrra do do
Bloc spgauese do do
Blue Mcnnp do do
Futed Nhite Gauite do d.
Fancy 1olet Selts, . pieces
White Granite do
Blue lIbena do -
White China Tea Sets, y pieces,
Raised figure do do
Fine fnameled do
Imitation do do
Lard Lamps and Looking Glasses, Glass Preserves.
Celeries. Tunblers. Wines. sc.
Pitchers. Plates, Dishes, &c.
Also, an assortment oi Stone and Common EarheD
ware Of all kinds, which will be sold cheap, Tor cash
by L. RICHARDS
Dec7 II
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NiRGlNl\:-At rules held id the clerks Office of ,h
circuit superior court Of law and chancery for R.d
ford county, the list dav of July. 1874: ~
james Mayse, surviving executor Of Joseph Wright de-
ceased, pl,;ns;g' "e'
against
Judith Mccormack John Mccormack An5e,s,n ~,
Cotmuck, W fight Mccormack, William Mc(,o,nant we
b'aham Mccormack, Nancy Me ,,ormack Polly Mc,, +
mack, Abraham Show liter and Frances his viii. - !,
ehael Iiutts and Judith his wife, D.GnJ,a," W.
In CHANcEas
The defendants Judith Mccormack, John N,c..,
Wright MrCormaek, William MeCora,ck tlr,ha M
Cormack, Nancy Mccormack, Polly McCorna,k A.
ham Showa,cr and Frances his wife, and Michael lint,
and Judith his wife not having entered their
given security according TO the Of assemble AMI 49,
inies OF this court and appearing by atisi.eior e,Jn
that they not Inhabitants OF this 80
ordered that they do appear here the first Mond.y IN S.
temJer next, and answer the bills OF the plaintiff and
copy OF . order BE- inserted in some ne wspaper unn,i.L
in the town Of Lynrburg, for two .nJ
posted at the front door of the courthouse Of TIN,
SOME courtd day. CdPy-'feste, w
July u2
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10 Graariie .NunEuliy aud Eplfain .Auanalg.
AkE MOTTO l.. lhai 1 shall lake the delts tiohs
Il ri Reuben Baalnght and others. At The IN #
hr i. H. james, in the town Of Farmyie. III The
county VI Prince Edward. aud the State Virginia
The 23h day OF September neai between the hours of
o'clock. A. NJ. and O'Clock p NJ In be read as eg=
denee In SUI, NOW depending in The Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancefy tor Prince Edward cunn-
y, in which .uil am planuil and you are defendants
from any cause said depisions shund be compile
ted on the 21th day Of September. The taking Will be
continued from day day thereafter, hrwecn the a9re
said hours unlIl completed. ROBERT b. COLE.
July IS WIN
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Egsg,sE, ssiCpElsIl,~.

essp.Ek' g. itfGHRlEN.
VA /, arr now rreelylnpa large supply Of Groceries
w which We will 81, very TOR for cash, or IN ea
rtanae af country produce. consisting IN part Of the fol
loving afnrlc.:
$40 lps Iaruiro Rio and lava C,d.e
~ 6bds. T. Il. y q and st Cnlx Sugar.
. 10000 balrs Cotton Yarn, Irak.yille Cunnincb ham
Anderson and Lyncl,burg fteiafIes
10000 la- Bacuo. f1f ii oor onn cufin.
i toms c0uujry In hon,
> i" Rolled ION.
=" bslrtd Sleel.
10 barrels Alolssses
; hid, do
IN huels Herring.
- bills. Shad.
iohali do
ha!cs OaHahnras. NJ & Q,
II do domestic, 81. -, and Al.
5oDo lbs. sole Leather. good aud damsgcd,
3bhiS. Madiet.
: eefolnS tataeas Indigo.
81 baNos Window Case EFT 10, I0,f H.