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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-08-29

The partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, as publishers of this paper,
was on The lnh Of August last, dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons having demands
against The said firm, will present them TO
Theodore Schoch for settlement, and all who
are indebted ihereio are requested to make i'm
mediate payment 10 him, be being authorized
10 receive the same
THEODORE SCHOCH,
THOMAS l.. KOLLOCK.
P.S. The Jefersonian Republican will con.
iinue 10 be published by Theodore Schoch and
F E. Spering. who respectfully soIici, a con.
uhuance Of public patronage.
THEODORE SCHOcH,
i. E. SPERfNG.
Siroudsburgh. Sept. 2S ls43.
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ANOTHER LUsTRATED
WEEKLY n ERALD!
SPLENDID ENGRAV1NGS.
ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE
Early Life Of the Presidential
Candidates,

We shall publish another illustrated Weekly
Herald on Saturday morning, containing some
beautiful engravings, illustrative of the early life OF
the Presidential candidates now before the country
for their suffrages next November. The artists are
now very buslly engaged on them. One of these
engravings will represent that well known scene in
the life of Mr.. Clay when he went on horseback
with his mothers grist to the mill. This is very
beautifully designed and will be well executed.
II will present most impressive example to the
youth Of this country, of the truth that talent &C.
MUS and energy, well directed, can rise from the
very humbest rank in life to the great and elevated
position which Mr.. Clay now occupies before the
people Of this country
Another engraving will represent scene in the
early life Of Mr.. Polk, who Is naive of North
Carolina, and is represented when boy as chop
ping wood for his mother, and making himself
useful in an equally humble capacity as that in
which Mr.. Clay was engaged This Is also another
illusrious example of the peculiar character Of the
institutions and society of the United States, show
ing how mind can rise from the lowest condition
in the social scale to the very highest; and that
there is nothing to prevent the very newsboy who
sells this paper through the Streets if he choose to
conduct himself with virtue and energy, and pro-
priety, from becoming the chief magistrate of this
great nation-higher than the kings and emperors
of the old world. This Weekly Herald will also
contain other illustrations, which will be seen on
the day Equalization.
We intend. now that the Presidential contest
has fairly set in, and all the local excitements and
riots have ceased, to proceed and illustrate all the
various important incidents in the lives of the two
candidates. We shall also give graphic and anu.
sing sketches, illustrative of the manner in which
both parties conduct the CANVASS
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And as they waved there. tn and fro.
Poor Clay, oh dear he looked just 50
Ri too, &c.
Al they were bufeting in the wind.
An Eagle came he looked and gIinned
Says he, you varmint, enough you've siDned
So the poor old coon, he com ple,ely skinned.
Ri too, &c.
The coon he died IN wild despair,
Says the Eagle, odd Harry my hoy bewa Q ~
Away he few.-but didn't We s.r.;
To see Clay like Absalom, caught by the hair 2
Ri TOO, &c.
He died at last, but every night,
A. the story goes-Itsll It light
Hi skeleton all so ghasiiy and white,
Rushts ever the hills. on cooDsy lprite.
III too, &c.
SO Whggies all, come over soon
And join our ranks, or hear our doom
For JUST ~ sure a. the rping moon,
You'll all have ride Oh that ghost Of a coen
Ri too, &c.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.
To fhs Ruhlsc

To thS Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-dsily newspaper-pub.
!shsd every day Of the year except New Years day and
Fourth OF July Price cents per copy-or 81 % per
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
mornng-prce 81 cents per copy, or % II per annum
P3s.ases paid, cash u q ivancs
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND, and in
creasins fast has the largest circulation u any paper
~ this city, ne word and therefore, the best channel
Jor brsnea me in the city ~ country Prices moderate
cash in vance.
PRINTING OF all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR THE HERALD EsTABLIsHMErr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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PrScs Two Cents.

LArKf FROM MEXICO BY the visinln, from Vera
Ciuz, whence she sailed on The 7th INST, we Learn
that the first act Of the Mexican Congress, al H.. ir
extra session, was 10 pass law for raising 81 co.,
GOO Tor the campaign against Texas. General
CaDalizo has been appointed ccrmander-In-tblef,
and General Vol second in ccmms I'd OF he sim,
which is 10 consist 4 80 COO men. large amount
1T The munitions al war, &c. o'd,r,d ir.m iLs
Unil. Stutss and E. glare d, had been received al
Vera Cruz; and II WAR tie + we'd that 40 soon as il
could be- forwarded and distribute d al The Ir,Isr
po,nls, The whole amy would be lut Lder mach
inc TueTs
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Correspondence Of the Heraldl
y S. SHIP NORTH CAROLINA,
I,t,. CS,h 1914

u, .. SHIP NORTH CARoLiNA,
July 25rh, lSl4
Speed Of our Naval Ships.
have just received / tier from an old mess
mate, now on board the u. S fiigaie Savannah,
who. with priue characteristic Of a seaman, for
his ship, states that she made The passage from Rio
Janeiru 10 Callao in fory nine da, s. that Nv i've
ant-siuddiDg sails sci, and all hands employed lii
painting ship ut the same u.ne, 30 smooth v as
her way through The water.
lie requests me 10 have this published IN yeur
valuable paper, and TO oblge him, beg the favor
oi you.
MORE RUNAWAY NkGRoLs CAUGHT the 9Th
inst. Richard Roberts, Of the Eliza Ca harin-, d
covered boat having suspicious appearance with
negroes on bourd Upon having hailed her they were
answered from St Jost bound Cape Florida
edwaer and requested obe supplied The the soop
was directed TO jump into the boat and make her last
suspectng them TO be runaway slaves The white
who had charge OF the boat and negroes induced
come on board OF the soop under promise Of beng
ken 10 Cape Florida and being inreIugaed gave his
name as Jonathan Walker and he employ by two
men, the owners OF the ntgtoes TO convey them Cape
Florida for the purpose selecting land Tor their ow n.s
Upon questioning the negroes they the man in the
boat was their owner Their statement not agreeing
with that OF the white man. Capt Roberts induced
TO Key West for minstion well knowing that teW
hours liberty would placed them be. ond the reach
could have rs ehea Nassau N Capt. Roberts nsvy
made known has determination to bring them 10 this place
Jonathan walker the white man, confessed himself all
abol mist from Massachusetts and that he had induced
che negioes 10 runaway from Pensacola Upon arriving
at Key West, on the 9th inst he given up the
authorities and committed 10 prison 10 await his trial
the next term Of the superior Court for Monroe III.
negroes are TO be sent by the sloop Re Capt
Noyes to Pensacola Since writing the above learn
the Aagis rate with the advice OF District Attorney
concluded TO send the prisoner Walker TO Pensscu
Ia, under thechH OF Capt Farrsnd Of the u s.
or General Tay loE-Ksy Wallpaper, July Is.
"
GREAT SALE OF TIMBER LAND BY MAINE AMI
MASSACHUSETTS, land agents Of Maine anu
Massachusetts offered several townships Of timber ano
tor sale at suction III this city Wednesday the land
office. There eight whole townships and two
tons of townships solo at the prices mentioned below
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Mann, TO be marshal OF the United States for IN,
district OF Connecticut Levi 3 Humphrey, TO be mar
shal OF the United states for the District OF Michigan
samuel ". Hampstead, TO be Attorney of the Unite
states tor the District Of Arkansa in the place Of q.
Royston, resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-26

03- Governor FoRD, OF Illinois, has issued an
address, recommending that meetings be held
clothing and all other accessories Of life Tor the suffy.
ers by the late nocd.
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SHAkUN SPklNUo PAVILION.
Sl,HlHA HIE. ClllMTY a Y

THIS spacioa. HOUSE. which ssee the Improvements and
%Ss o. 's # %
ss hs Be- s: % % ., s
he y g s' % Of
sl. greatly extended their premises, by the
rs y o.. a,s Addition.
g the =, and Rs Of sSs
sasads "a s PAVILION have been laid out and
h ara bath
every convenience 70 those Who wish 70 eno, either eYd
dsGeeasiss Of and win be used
any o;S. Diss: q .h;oasSs 's.o" Ts,sd
by n. concurrent tstnony Of medical men who are &C
sueied ia elevated lsglon Of country che Pavilion
To IL pSs,oa n. adssa,ss.
s%lsa q. ; iSSl Cherry
whilst Billiard eoS% and Jour spacious Dali Alleys. leave
u The WSi@ sulphur Water q sharon spsiSss il cam Be
1s Tor the q hsaac easneon. bilious and Sy
reptile and for the Of e.pelas .ss thsu
has certified BY OF the medical proes
ansyss made for the propreton the Springs
s r. Ns s . '
obtained from one gallon Of watsr:-
saIph..s Of Maxns,ia. .......... :. S'''''
H rsRas% 81 1 of Maenesa and Lms..
Chloride Of sodium and Magaeaium. 81
Solid contents -. I49 grains
Hydrosuiphuric Acid Gas, or sulphuretted
dIOxon 70 cubic
The springs within few honrs nde OF Albany, Troy,
Saratoga Schenectady Utica, accessible either from
Canajohane the Albany and Utica Railroad where
coashes await the arrival Of the moinns from sch
nectsdy aud Utica TO vstcrs the Springs distance
ot about eight mites, time for dnnef; by the
Valley Tanpke By daily stages being aoout lofty
five miles west Of Albany, good road Pesoes eavnr
New ofk the Albany arrive haron
Springs the next day in time Tor dinner
myi 2aw 4m'ec clark & GARDNER
CAST OFF CLOTHING
GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES desirous Of converting
" mo cash their supefuous cast of Clothing will
Obtain from the subscriber the HIGHEST CASH PRlCpS
To families gentlemen ci.y or changing
dencs having effects Of the kind dispose or gii 6ud t
much advantage send FOR subscriber who iii
attend them at their residence by appointment. " 49,
Fl. LEVETT, Once No Wall street
Clothing cleaned and repaired.
me posi- eee, otherwise, will receive
psonpt attention. jysoimsrc
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In each township there Was reserved to the amount
Thousand Tor public The net amount oi
acres sold " as l95,425.-Hangor Wing.
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NAvAL.-Doctor Alfred G. Holt, of Georgia or
Mississippi, who was examined and passed by a
Board Of Naval Surgeons about two since has
Gently been appointed Assistant Surgeon in the Navy
T he will notify the NAVY Departmental his present
drefs his commission will be forwarded 20 him.
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RELIGION The Catholics Expended for Home
,sous the United States last year Sss 49, and the
American Home Missionary Society, Sol,coe
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FATAL DUEL The New Orleans Picsyupe Of
The 10Th inst 81, A duel took place the 18th ms
Is we learn Ut Grand Gall, Miss, between two gentle
nen Shot guns loaded each with three bucksho,
The weapons used AZ the first 6re both parties
verely, ii not dangerously, wounded
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THE MORMON Marion Reports come from the
west that the an-Mormons are secretly preparing
to make attack upon ths Mormons in their city when
they shall have procured sufficient force. They think IL
impossible for Mormons and anti MormoDs 10 live in
county. The Warsaw Signal like some Of our Phila-
delphia papers, openly advocates mob violence.
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BEAUTIES OF THE PARTYPREss
MORE CHOICE FLOWERS OF RHETORIC.

The CnLEY DUEL.-FRELINGHUYsEN u.s. CLAY.
H. A. WISE TO HENRY CLAY.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1912
Did you not draw The form o
the challenge which bore for MIR Graves 10 Mr.
Cillry on the morning Of Friday, the 23d day d
February, 1888! HENRY A. WISE.
Hon Henry CLAY
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DIED OF his WouNDs.-Lyons, the person VIII,
W s shot In The shoulder on Sunday afternoon, tn.
9TH inst, died at the Hospital yesterday He wound
ed in the afternoon In Fifth street Small when
Of the Hlhernia Green's Gallagher fired upon the mo,
that had pursued him into house IL Is believed that b,
vas shot not tby the Green's but by of the mob
Lyons. i Is said pursued Gallagher into the house. took
his musket from him. and about to exhibit IL,
mob outside, when he fired by Of them unde,
the impression that hr The refugee soldier and hit
the shoulder - Phil Sun, July IS.
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FIRKMEN's RroTs.-A serious riot took place be-
tween a number OF firem-n, AT the corner OF Broad
and Callowh streets about 10 o'clock Tuesday
All sorts Of dangerous and deadly weapons used
including pistols The riot quelled by the Spring
Garden police, under Aid Rees, VINO narrowly escaped
being sho by ball from Of the pistols None OF the
rioters, we believe, shot and only arrested
Alderman Rses seized another but he broke away leav
ing portion Of his suspender and shirt In the Alderman.
hands.-Philad Times, July IS.
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Mr.. CLAY TO Mr.. WISE.

ISE.
WASHINGTON, Feb %, 1872
Upon reading It (the challenge
MIR. Graves had drawn) thought il closed the
door 10 all accommodations stated that obj- ction,
and sketched a draught in mig orn handicriting.
HENRY Clay.
How HvNpv U,c.
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NOTE

|, All bidders are requested to extend the amount OF
their bids for each arce, and erhbi, the total amount
Of each bid.
The periods and quantities Of each delivery At
those posts where they not specified will be- one
fourth lat June, LIST September, LIST December, is45
and LIST March, lsi6.
The hogs of which the pork is packed TO be fs,en-
ed on corn, and each hog 70 weigh not less than two
hundred pounds, and coDsfu of one hog TO each bar
rel, excluding the feet, legs, ears and .nout Side
pieces may be substituted for the hams The FORK
is to be first sslted with Turk. Island SALT and then
carefully packed with the article in pieces not
exceeding ten pounds each.
When the packing has been completed the con.
tractor must furnish TO this Office certificate from
the packer tina, the pork has been so sailed aud pack
ed The pork Is to be contained IN seasoned hear of
white OAK barrels full hoped the beans and salt in
barrels and the soap and candles IN strong boxes of
convenient size for transportation.
y Salt will only be received by measurement of ,b;r-
ty. two quarts to the bushel. The candles TO have
cotton weeks. The provisions for Prsir,e-jo-C b;.n
and ST. Peters must pass ST. Louis for their ul,,m,,
destination by the 10Th April, Is15 failure IN
this particular will be considered breach Of oontr,c,
md the Department will be authorized 70 purchase 10
supply these posts The provisions will be in.r~ced
tn. time and place Of delivery, and all expense. 10
he paid by contractors until they deposited At such
storehouses as may be designated Ivy the agents Of he
Department
The Commissary General reserve. the privilege of
increasing diminishing the quantities or of d,spen-
sing with any or all sricles required at any DOS, a,
any tine before entering into contract and sI.o of
increasing or reducing the Quantities Of each de;y-
cry one-third subsequent to- contract giving sir
ty days previous notice.
Bidders, not heretofore contractors, are. required
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
/ UST RECEIVED, the following pieces of New
y Music at the old established store two doors east
IF 18th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
w. FISCHER.
The Foresters--Words from ancient poetry
Tyrolienne-Nusio by Donizetti
Thy Heart IS my Home-By Phillips
The Cot where we we've Born-By the Hutchinson
Family
EScelsor-By the Hutchinson Family
Cape Ann do do do
The Poor Savoyard-By w. II. Montgomery
The Saint OF Erin's Ise-By John N Hewitt
The Parting Friends-By Edw. l.. White
There was Timely Jos. Philip Knight
The Cross Old Bachelor-By G. III. Rodwell
The night before the Bridal-By George Lindley
In the Cold Silly Nightly Sir Henry X. Bishop
Passing avsy-by Edw. J. Nelson
! have gazed on the face OF the lovely-by Stephen
c. Massing
Cudio's wild hunt-by the Ethiopian Serenaders
knickerbocker waltz-by Lscner
Pemberton waltz--by James Hooton
Three grand waltzes-by 4. l.. White
On-ka.hye waltz
Me Caroline waliz--by Tanner
United States Grand March-by John O. Andrews
Mount Bowdoin Quick Step-6y P. Strong
$50 regiment Quick Step-by Augustus J. Jsnner
The Sea Shore-by G. Weiss
Young Pisnisl's First Duet-by J Moschels
La Petite Fete--by +. Burgmuler
Les Bellies Varsoviennes-by Chss. FreJorick Ru-
dolph
Rondo Irlandais--by 2 Burpmuller
Thema from Donizetts's Opera L'Eli.ire, d'Auore
by r. BurgmulIler.
jan. 5--tf
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to accompany their proposals WIN evidence ol ther
whose responsibility must be certified by the District
Attorney or by some person well know TO the Gov
ernment otherw Use their proposals viii not De acted
4dpanoes be made ia amy case and prudence q
;n,.se,io and ran delivery wiu BE- required al this Office,
before reouisifon soiH be made upon the Treasury 0r
psvne.t which will be effected IN such public money
as may be convenient TO the points OF delivery! The
places Of purchase the residence OF the contrac
tors, at the option Of the Treasury Department
No drafts on this Office VIII be accepted or PAID
under any circumstances.
Each proposal will be sealed in separate enyel-
ope, and marked Proposals for furnishing Army
Subsistence" -
GEO. GIBSON, c. G. s.
July 9-3tawtSept. Is.