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Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29

Cincinnati Market, Nov. go.
FLOUR-A sale a Canal yesterday morning, Of 200
brs at So g. delivered tho river. Sales from wagon
S3.63, aud inspection.
HAMS "A sale Of 1900 green Hams Yesterday. a,
cents per Yesterday and Saturday, 1000 shou
ders brought eents perl
HOGS I'VE hear OF tho following transactions on Sat
usday and Monday head s. 55a2 60; 100 head,
a,hss light, bu, good bacon hogs so: lis head At
60; 700 hoad md heavy, At 6Oa2 70: 600 head
hogs. so; 1900 head fine hogs Yesterday
contracted DO packed drover's account They
lots, and had been held 10 The follow
subs,ance Of lssssr dated Nov 20, from largo
Provision in Baltimore, packer in shs city,
.Eom what learn from city. fear that Hogs
will high this winter Z" buy many. 81 So 10
expected high price here, and will What
moan BY paying price, and hope they
will not continue long, there nothing to justify
il"
wHiSKY-Saes IT the River ., ~ cents per gallon"
q, the Canal At 233 esnn-IGaxes,s.
Ccntrcvilie, Ia, Nov. -.
HOGS.-ws lean that h,ms have commenced
slsughss"g srd pssng PORK in this place The price
paid. understand. for heavy hogs, 2s per hundred
-lRscom
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29
Sheriff s Sale.

DY Virtue Of Sundry Executions directed, from
Dshe Wayne Circuit Court. will expose A. public sale
shs Court door in tho Tom fCsnsevs Wayne
County, Indiana, tie 25th day Of December 1884, be
the hours OF ten O'Clock, A. NJ and four O'Clock. p
NJ on said day the following property. witt
Two certain parcsls lots of land in Of Now
Boston, Wayne county, Indians, known by being lots
heed thirty -four and Numbered the orig
nal plat Of said Taken the property Of Levi
Johnson. to satsfy Executions in favor Of Thomas
Hamilton. DAVID GENTRY, s. VIC.
November 29th, 1914 El,5O 49-,s
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29
Fahnestock's Pain-Soothing Linimens

TrNkX valuable pssparasins NOW in fas the
lief Of Rhsvma,i.n, Strains, Pans, and swelling
a complaints Al Horsss whers sag Lsiosni sesla b
likely give relief Prepared aed sed. wholesale
,e,.ii ~ Hse~ess, Psftsse Go. so-ingsan. Ky.
T.. ssis=n Rsensnea5 shs BOOK eTOpE
Jar L. l6<< 3s
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29
N EW FIRM.

TAMES F. REEVES. after returning thanks TO his
- ferds for the liberal patronage extended him
doing business in this would respectfully inform
them that having associated with Ralph A. Paige
business will hereafter be conduc ted and style
If Reeves & PAIGE the old stand E. Reeves
all ,mes. be found general Of goods
the lowest prices, for cash.
Richmond, Oct. I, lS44.
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29
BIN E RY
BLANK BOOK MANueAcIORY!

NHE uudsrsignsd would respectfully inform puae
shat ne continues manufacture order, all kinds Of
BLANK BOOKS, in good styls and Of superior papss.
tie 10 prepared furnish County Clerks, Asditos
Trsasu.ers with Books Of the and mprovsA
fosm sing seceasIy received patterns Auditor
State Old Books will be and rssIo-
dieals and bound in good ssys. soa
CASH 40 they be done ssswhsss. He soaiciss .
share Of patronage.
The BlNDERY il in the room Immediately Over the
BOOK Store. G. 3. PRESCOTT
Richmond. Jan. 18th. l6l3. 3ly
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29
R RELIEF FOR THE PEOPLE:
REMEDY FOR HARD TIMES;
PRACTICAL
CHI AP ST OR

orme.ly James
o. stock
DrNiaga
Flsnnels
Manchester.
lks-Bo
S~is.B sndbr wns--i Linns;sl
kLe.A Nett Gau.eVe VelsA
avaiey of dsndWe
m
AWLS.
n Of
d literally
SeaOI Musk A
Groceries
Suds,C Yarn.Ba &c
sine the
% n want, SEE.
p6n NJ q
B.
Morrison. Snce.R Richmond,
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29
Administrators Sale.

nN Saturday. the 18th day Of December nsxi win bs
~ soId late residence Of Isaae Pyle.
quantity of STOCK, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c
Sale commence 10 o'clock. 4. NJ. Terms made
known the day Of sale, whom due abundance will BE-
given nv WIN s. AODLEMAN. Admit
Nov. 29h, Is4s. 49...
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29
CASH FOR PRODUCE.

CASH FOR PRODUCE.
ME .ub.c,i ibers will pay cash for Corn. Oats. Wheao
j Flax seed and articles Of eoun.sy prod uee
when delivered And would chsely receive Beef Pork,
Hay, Potatoes and w ood (psrhaps appIss) pay
ment "f sn"dry accounts OH book, il delivered sos"
Nov. IS. l. REED & BRO
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29
RICHMOND BOOK STORE.

A LARGE 10, of BIBLES, of various sizes and bin
IA dngs. which offered extrsmsy low fos Cssh--
Large qYario Family Bibles Tor 81 so.
Sacred Song and Hymn Books. jus, rsesissd-ehssp.
Byson's Works eompste in VOL. including all his
pressed attributed Posms This edition beer
fully compared with London edition Of Mr. Muir
ray, and made eomplsss by addition Of than hy
pages Of poems heretofore published England Among
Number that have appeared any Amer
edition. and the publishers believe they warranted
saying that she the complete edi.ioe Of Lord
Byron's PoesicaI Woks pubehsd in the u Ssasss
C,eper snl 7kessssn's Prose snd Poeticai Works
psss volume, including hasd and hfsy Lssfssf
sun1y Poems Of Ce~pss, ssssrsss pshased IN snis
country: and Of Tbomson an6 Interesting msmor
upwards Of twenty Po for The hrs: snss psn-
I'D from his manuscYpss taken from late edition OF
ihs Adins Pos,s nov publishing IN London The dssiH-
gash.d Professor Slmaa. speaking Of this edition. ob
81 much gra,ihsd BY TIE segsnes and nae
your edition. by .he nohss srous Of genius and
sxcssssncs which hsss deghsfs! authors have is
genera and Co.psr especially. 10 not
les eonspe Christian e.ass and teacher
than poe, Of great power and exquisite sasss -
Coit's 4sHel containing ths DselaTason Of Indspsn
asnes Constitution Il United Staiss: po.cal Ss
aosssicrs designed e p'-s. srd to'
see scscc-. rri-s, st -ss-s
As- n, islA~
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29
Administrators Notice.
Richmond Woollen Factory.

TIME subscriber having commenced the mauuGae
'busnss a. the above mentioned place: he psspsie.
cd to receive wool manufacture into CLOTH, FLAN.
NELS, BLANKETS, SATTINETrS and JEANS. si-
thsr BY the yard the sarss, suited
times He also has hand good Of the
goods, which willing to exchange for oe Q,
other produce He will also Gard Wool, Full ssd Dress
Cloth for those who will favor him with
customary prices and hopes that BY sssie
to give xsnsra sasisfacsi1n.
LEVlNCS KING
Richmond. Nov II. I6]3.
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29

DIED,
AZ tHaSsnsown in this county. Thursday, the 2l.,
instant. "f IN Inflammation Of the lungs, MI HUGH
HAMILTON, formerly Of this city.
AT the rssideoes Of her father, Mr.. VIM Coavell,
il Cambridge City. the 18th Of Phshis,. Pulusoa
lie, Mrs. HARRIET f. WEAVER, wife Of Dr. A.
Weaver, Of Hagersso~n, Ind.
"Leavss have their fall,
And flowers vi,heT ~ the north breath,
aase And sss-but all,
Thou hast all ssasons for thine own. oh DEATH"
-1n ssis eisy on Friday morning. the 22d ns. M.
JOHN FLEMING, Of s:g7ti~s d.ssss-, soasvhas
prevalent in this place.
is This city. Sunday evening" the 24,h instant. Of
- sass dissass, Mr. NATHAN NASwORTHY. for
ss'sssi jean . sssidsss Of shis place.
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29

On the 20,h nssans, BY the Rev. Joseph Harrington,
M Milton Hnson Of Hendricks co Indiana. to Miss
Sarah Grssg, Of Csnsrevle. Ia.
-Tn Dublin, Wayne county, on the 2Isi instant,
By The Rev. j. II. Hull, Mr. Sylvester Johnson Of Better
Ohio. Miss Rachel Miner. eldest daughter Of N W.
Miner, Esq.
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29
TO SADDLERS, sHOEMAKERS,

AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
ME undsrsigned is receiving from Eass, .
large assortmens Of Sole and great variety Of
leather, such SksoG, Hsrnsss. Bride. Kip. Calf
Kid Skins-Frs"ch and Straight Grained Mosoeeo-Aas
Skivsrs, Rcd and hiss Lnines Bndinss-Pad skns Of
the bss' quality general Assortment, Of
SHOE FINDINGS
Of the best qusl such Lasts Boo, Tress PEGS Thread
Briss'es Knives, Pipehers, Hand Punchsrs, Pssns Aw
Hsfs and sdss and various other articles
too tedious to mention. general assortment Of
HARDWARE FOR SADDLERS,
such ~ Mounting. Buckles Rings. Bits ssups, Stage
Chains and Haimes.
Curriers Too!s-Pa,en, Ani,es S,ees Rub S,onss
ing and Securing Brushes, Lamp Black. &c &c &c.
Groceries, such Coffee, Tsa Sugar. Spices, &c
including most Of the articles Of family
All Of which offered for sale the lowest cash
prices. and will be exchanged Hides Wheat Cash, Flax
seed. &C. Persons wishing purchase Spanish sole be
accommodated with any quantity. The public
pscsfuiy invited to call and examine his stock.
Spanish Sole. OIL cash will be given in exchange for
oa thsr in the rough.
Corner Of Main and Front Slree es, doors Wet Of the
Book Store, kiehmon6, Ia.
llth mo, let. 1914.
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29

q n = ! JUST resolved the Book Store. a large
lOHO.} 10, Of "The MORAL ALMANAC for
the l645, calculated for the latitude
Pennsylvania, Now jersey and the Northern and
States Philadelphia: pubshed by Tract Association
OF Friends. n1rFos sale by the dozen or single.
Richmond, Sept -, 1914. 35tf
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29
RICHMOND FEMALE ACADEMY.

MRS. LOUISA N. RICH,
VTvOULD respectfully in:orm the cisizsns of Rich
wv rond and vicinage, that she will open . School
for Young ladies and in the Warner buiidng
WEDNESDAY, the 27TH INSTANT,
will be taught the elementary branches Of eduea
etau
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29
RAZOR STROPS-HOME INDUSTRY.

A LOT Of superior RAZOR STROPS. manufactured
IA in this Stste and warranted os equal, IL
made ia shs East Europe received
aud for sale a, tho BOOK STORE.
Nov. %, 1874. 4Sf
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29
IOVNBN

NOVEBE STANlklN
subscriber has fo hire good saddle
j -buggiss and " ell broke HOSES HE terms " III bs
uited TO the times. LEWIS BURk.
Richmond. March 10th. l6A2 lIU
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29

We nave Q" hasda general ssssssmsss u COOKING
STOVES, of the --latest and impsoved psssns Als.
seven and psse. With . variety ~ PARLOUR asA
FRANKLIN STOVES: al Of which ~in ssehsnss
low for cash, wheat god hcfses.
0tAYAE orders tnanhfuliy rsessee fsssdsy
our Store one doc, eas. Of the Pea Oee - sis sses
r. J. O'HARA.
Riehmosd. Mo-. 2, lel2. ll0
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29
NATIONAL HOTEL
5 e a q u q M = q n
RichmoDd, Indiana.

A. w. BOWERS, PRorRlkroR.
ME above Hotel formerly ksps BY D. D. Sloaa 70
i in the occupancy Of A. w Bowers, and ores Sbs
the reception II his ffisnds and the public gsnsfaly
f)e.. lss.. 1914.
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29

NEO. III. BATES 4
III WHOLESALE Or
corner Of Main and Front .
liberal terms for cash or api
assor,msnt Of Goods, some I
importation. Large dsa !erl
Eastern prices, adding frs,Sf
sieiss Of the best qu.li,y-t
stock -
DRUGS g..
CAmphor
Opium, Turkey
Cream, Tartar
LiQuoriee, Sicily
Liquo CalabriA
Brims,oDe and Sulphur
Borax, re6usd,
Epson Sails. Eng.
Quinins, Ersnch
khsubasb, 'l'urksy
!peeac. pure
Jalap, pure
Bay yberry. pure
Cayenne, African
Aloes, superior
Maaaesia, Eng.
Calomel, Eng. aad Am.
Carl. Soda
Tat. Acid
Castor OIL
Olive Oil
Alchoha1
Az. AMoniak
Spas Ni,rs
Sulph Ether
Gum Arabi.:
Essential Oiis
Extracts, all kiutis
Chemicals, all kinds .
Instruments
Patent Medieinss
&c &c &c
PAINTS. SC
Whiting, dry
White lead, pure, and No !
Rcd Lead, No l
Black Lead
Li,harye, One
Turkey Umbsr
Venetian Red, Eng
Spanish Brown
Yellow Ocher, French
Lamp Black, supf
Chrome Grssn
Do Yellow
Do Red
Vsrmillioo, Chinese
Do Eng and Am
Psussian Blue
Brusswiek Green
Emerald Cseen
Paris White
Tsfrs D'Siema
Vsrdigris
Chalk
Linseed Oil
Spss 1uspenrine
Japan Varnish
Furniture do
Coach do
Putty Superior
Window Glass
Paint Bsushss
Gum Copal
Sugar Of Lead
&c &c Sc
Cash paid for Bseswax, F
and Produce generally.
D~c 3Ofh 1914.
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29

ME sabse.ibers havi"g psrehsssd the RICHMOND
Il FOUNDRY of Nordyke, Fosns 4 WSLisans,
now prepared TO furn'sh all kinds Of CASTINGS Loo
they bs had in Cincinnati. any Other bDjsh
in the country: and geassaJ
of passn and Of the latest improvements
best Milwfights ia the will cay those who
about improve build Mls they 6nd IL %
their advantage 10 give call, will as all
the best stock that be had and prices will
faund TO cossesDond with tbs times.
0A803H@ @AVR1N21,
We will also .shs CARDING MACHINES Of de b o
style and finish TO order, and On moderate sssns.
WOODS PATENT PLOUGH.
We making the PLOUGH From the long stan.
ding Of this Pough this and the adonsg eeonsss esd
Ohio, deem spsak Of ies sspssio
quases have of those who have sesd
them and they asd cheapest Plough
We four sixss oas vo, three, and
-four horss Poughs: all nf which for sx msnhs
with fair usazs.
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29

CINCIN NATI SKIRT TING.
knn LBS. CINCINNATI SKIRTING. JUS, re-
s1OO eeivsi and for sals by
s. F FLETCHER
Riehnoni, Eleventh Month 22d. 1874 4sa
Richmond palladium., 1844-11-29

FREE SCHOOL FUNDS.
\E citizens Of the District south Of Main street,
liberty send their children q any school in tho
city. and receive teir portion Of funds They are a,
liberty TO commence sending school any during
the quarter which commenced the lith last
BY order Of the Trustees
November 10Th, 1874.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-03-28
Perisosss Adventure.

DR.. T. A. II. THORNTON, of Conyngham
Luzerne county, on Thursday of last week, as
We are credIbiy informed, encountered a scene
of suffering exceeding any thing we ever heard
and well merits he name OF "perllous advsn-
ture." II appears lha, DR.. Thornton had been
on professional visit, some considerable dis
iance South East Of Conyngham, and on his re-
turn, became benighled. Anxious 10 make his
neares, route home. he took an old unfrequent-
ed road, on which he travelled until he was
obliged 10 leave il 10 go round fallen tree,
where he lost his course and was compelled 10
hunt his way through the darkness OF The night
in the lone wilderness. In his unenyiabe
situation, his horse mired in the swamp, aud
was only ex,rica'ed from his sinking position
by the dlsmouniing Of The rider and his conse
quent exposure about midway to the same fate
Thus sufmounting the first difficulty. little did
our friend imagine, that more severe task
awaited him. He soon found himself and horse
in another mre, worse than the first, from
which he saved himself by abandoning his
horse.
Thus circhmsianced, he was doomed 10 at
temp. his retreat through the dark On foot, Ia
king with him only his medical vslisce. In
this situation he commenced vending his way
through the deRse forest and mid night dark
ness, when suddenly his troubles were en-
hanced by the abrupl obrusion Of still more
formidable obstacle Some living animal with
shining eye-balis, here met him full in The face!
1t was huge ravenous WOLF! And now he
had arrived at fearful and awful crisis! Alone
in The widerness-in the unarmed--far
from human heIp---and attacked by lerocious
beas, Of prey!!! What situation! In this
fearful extremity, DIR. T. could only meet the
assaIau eye to eye, assured that retreat, on
his part, was certain death Summonng 10
his aid all The philosophy at his command, he
loosened one of his riding lesons, in which he
infused spirits Of Ilalshorne, and by walking
backward ali night, thas waIded oil the attack
Of his intended destroyer After day-break
the Wolf disappeared.
The Doctor thus exhausted and well-ngh
overcome, succeeded in finding The nearest in
habiiant about O'Clock in he afternoon, par
tally related his adventure and swooned away.
lie was finally taken home 10 his friends and
residence a, Conyngilam where he is still con-
fined 10 his room from the effects of that peri
lous adventure.
We have since learned that his horse has
been found Coluo,5ia in44iref, Hefeh u.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-03-28
ExpOrtatiOas of Women to Virginia
in IG2O.

=" The en,erprlsing colonists," says Holmes,
being generally destitute of families, Sir Ed
ward Sandys, the treasurer, proposed to The
Virginia company TO send ever wives for the
planters. The proposal was appauded, and
ninety girls, young and incorrupI," were sent
over in the ships that arrived this year, and the
year following sixty more, handsome and well
recommended to The company for their viruous
education and demeanor. The price of wife
a, first, was one hundred pounds of ,obacco--
bu' as the number became scarce, the preww as
increased TO one hundred and fifty pound B the
value OF which, in money, was three sMiings
per pound. This debt for wives, i, was ordered,
should have the precedency of other debts, and
be FIRST recoverable" Another writer says that
sit would have done mans hear, good 10 see
The gallant young Virginians Fastening TO the
wafer side, when ship arrived from London
each carrying bundle Of the best tobacco IN
der his arm. and each lake back with him a
vlrluous and young wife.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-03-28

The number OF journeymen Shoemskers in
the United States, is estimated al $4,000!
The 81. Louis New Era truly remarks that
all these have deep interest i'll the protective
tariff, for if The shoes made by The pauper labor
Of Europe were permitted TO be Introduced, free
Of duty, nearly all The shoemakers of the United
States would be thrown out of employmenl.-
The actual working men have deeper interest
in the maintenance of fair protective duty on
foreign articles than any olher class Of people.
The heavy establishments Of Europe, Who hire
their worknen at ten cents per day, could crush
all our infant establishments if the protective
arm OF our Government was Withdrawn
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-03-28
Remarkable Occurrence.

As two persons, says the Norwich Courier,
were digging grave on he 18th inst, in GTis-
void, Connecticut, one of them discovered a
hole in the grave near where they were dig
ging, which inclined them to think there might
be some animal within. They accordingly
commenced searching, and 10 th-ir sarPrse
found burrow abou, two and half fee! below
the surface, from which they extracted sixty
three black snakes, which were from three 10
FIVE fee. and Ten inches in length, and in ra-
,her torpid state, so that they soon decapiiaed
them all These snakes would probably aver
age four f.el each aud were they placed in a
line, would extend 2s3 2 feet or more than
II rods in Length.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-03-28

KENDALL, of the 'Picayune, gives US the
following idea of what is considered rather "a
lively place ia the Southwest
They have litle town Out West which ap-
pears to have been overlooked by Dickens, and
other English travellers of his class. and which
is ALI sorts Of stirring place. In one day
they recently had 1--WE street fights, hung man,
rode three ou of town on a rail, got up quar-
ter race, iurkey shooting, gander pulling, a
match dog fight, had preaching by a Methodist
circuit rider, who afterwards run fooi-race
for drinks sail round;' and as if This was not
enough, The Judge of the court, after losing a
years salary al single-handed poker and whip
ping person who said he dIdnl understand The
game, wen, out aud helped Lynch man for
hogs stealing.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-03-28
Chicken Man.isactOry.
The New York Tribune, says -

The New York Tribune, says =
Nature is getting superiluous, We rather
think she will soon he voted out-of fashion and
dispensed with. There is chap just over
our publication office, Matching Chickens in a
big box, fifty day, having thousand eggs al
ways doing. The trouble of attending them is
slight, the hea, costs very lilie and the chick
ems crack their several shells aud walk up TO
their dough and water like woodchoppers TO
dinner or sailors 10 their grog. They are
clean. strong and lively, grow fast and rarely
die, (nol being dragsed through The grass;) aud
whoever has Matching machine can have
'Spfing Chickens every week in the year,
and at small expeese. II we could only invent
machine TO lay eggs now, hens would be done
with
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-03-28
/" God Bless YOu."

I've listened 10 the cold farewell,
The careless, short good bye,
When nol tear of sadness fell,
Or tributary sigh.
I've felt the pressure of the hand
At parting, 'gainst my own,
The serering Of happy band
That long in love had grown,
But never did they wake the thought
The sweet God bless you fondly brought.
Ii askeIh for mighlier power
TO guard the loved one here,
When in The dreary tempest hour,
Thou ar mol nigh 10 cheer
A firm reliance on his care,
Who rules above the sky,
A rusIingness ,ha. looks 10 share
The watching of his eye:
A hope iha, they who love thee well
May in his favor brightly dwell.
"God bless you"-in long after years
Ill hold it TO my heart,
And check the quick and bitter tears,
That from their fountains start.
I'll merit, with a soul-breaihed prayer,
In trusting lervor given,
That great. almighty warchful care,
Which thou hast called from heaven;
And as breathe i, 10 the skies,
Thy sweet God bless you shall arise.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-03-28
Large Guns,

The Philadelphia Ledger says that cannnns
of enormous size have long been known in Eu-
repe AT the siege Of Cons,anlinope by The
Turks, under Makomet II. in 1869, cannons,
were used which required two hundred pounds
OF powder for charge, and threw ball weigh
ing eight hundred pounds. Some Of these en-
ormous engines still exist in the Notifications
al The Dardanelles and were used against the
fleet Of Admiral Buckworlh, when he forced
tina, passage in 1870 One Of these large balls,
cut from block marble, and weighing seven
hundred and forty pounds, struck the admirars
first rate line Of barlle ship between decks, and
made terrible havoc. The account of this en-
gagemen, says tha. The sailors were aghast with
terror on Witnessing the destructive power OF
those balls; predicament by no means usual
for English sailors. Therefore such heavy
cannon can be used, and they prove wha, is
proved in all cases with smaller cannon, that
size is the measure of power.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-03-28
Nations without Fire.

Fire was unknown TO many of The nations Of
antiquity, and even at the prssen, day il is un-
known in some parts Of Africa. The nhabi-
ianls of Marian Islands, which were discovered
in 1851, had no idea of fire, and expressed the
greatest aslonishment on first behoding H. be.
lieying i, TO be some kind of living animal,
which fed on wood The inhabitants of the
PHILIPPINE and Canary Islands were formerly
equally ignorant.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-03-28

Some estimate may be formed of the compe-
lency and popularity of Gen. MarkIe, FROM tho
declaration of one of the Delegates TO the La
cofoco State Convention from that county, who
declared, after biz nomination, that he should
moi be SURPRISED il the General had one Thousand
ma',rity in Wesimoreland counly-lhaI strong
hold Of Locoiocoism.--T Telegraph
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-03-28

DANCING The following is the way they call
oul "resr in Gsorsa:--"DaHcs TO The gal
wiih The yellow shawl on-now down outside
aud up The midjle--iurn 10 your partner, Isaac
Snash---and now 10 that entire siranger---sa-
chez to The righn and left, ra de dan, ds da de
--npw to Peter Sthwilchers daughIer--lurn 10
your partner every one---sei to the gal with the
laring frill---balance one and spin about TO The
gal with hole in the heel Of her stocking"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-03-28
Hint to Farmers.

II is said that spirits of urpentine is dead
ly enemy of all the insect tribes. consequently.
will destroy the bug Or worm which is found to
prey on wheat and oihar grain With water
ing pot, finely perforated in the spout, person
may sprinkl field of ten acres, without using
more than Two or three gallons. The expert
ment on small scale may easily be tried.
Ner Jour
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-03-28
Wrought Eroga Cams.

An article is published in the National In
,elligsr, translated from work of Capt. Meyer,
giving lis, of experiments commencing in
1860, and continungto his iime) upon wrought
iron cannons. In all The experiments men
toned, the guns burst. By the first in l460
James, King of Scotland, was killed.