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PrOvisi0n Market.

During the past week, some of our principal butch.
for sale some very fine beef Veal continues very plen
IT, some which is very fine. and is too poor 10
kill send to market We notice several very fine
quarters Of young lamb
Poultry is the same per last report There is good
supply OF wild dr ck, irint aud pigeons
The fish market is well supplied with sbad Saline, ;s
in the market but held at too high prices for 9th than
large hotels and boarding houses N- '""'
vegetables are plenty Asparagus more reasonable
at baltimore. and will be here to.mortow '"e"
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Died

On Thursday 25th inst. MARY ANN Burns, aged ten
years and four months
The friends Of the family and of Patrick Moran are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at
O'Clock, from No. First avenue.
On Thursday. 25th inst SARAH II. WATTS daughter of
months ~ ~
The funeral will take place from the corner of %
are invited to attend ''
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p LATER FROM HAyrI,-lBy the schooner OralIoo,
Capt Luz KIN, which arrived at this port this morn
ing from Cape Hayten, have received The foowine
letter, under date of the 10th inst - WIG ''A'"ihs
Every thing throughout the island is in anarcbv ard
ooMusion every one IN doubt the stability Of the
present government it is completely without resou
niue or no money in the Treasury ana no means Of
dying the EVIL Troops and officers in all the denar mrn,
without pay or rations The Spanish part Of the Island
seems determined as 1t has declared will do TO nm, -
sell under separate government A few DAYS he,ora
we left large detachment OF troops some twelve o
hiteen thousand marched into the Cape having been do
ieated near Santiago by small body of spaniards The
negroes declaring that they would fight threw ava
their ammunition, commenced an immediate retreat
threatening their officers most OF whom are mulatoe
with destruction il they attempted to stop them Most
OF the troops on their arrival at the Cape dsbandng
themselves and going their houses saving that ne
use to light and that the disturbance only an excuse of
their oihcers who most OF them to have the
troops who are mostly blacks killed of The muattoes
very fearful OF an instruction Of the blacks The last
accounts that was had of the President he was marching
upon ST. Domingo city at the heard five or thrt
thousehd troops. There a good supply of ri
Kinds OF American produce in the market sales very
a very little or no coffee, or any kind OF produce COM
ing INTO Market there being to bring il in the
people having most OF them been forced into the army
In fact every thing appears to be in rerograde moon
in this ar-iamed land of negro liberty md souai;.
Philadelphia Gazette, .4priI 90.
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BY The SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
correspondence Of the HeraId.J


WASHINGTON, April Is.
~ DeatA Of General Booster, &c.
NO business Transacted in either House TODAY
zen bossler, NJ c. from Louisiana. aged AZ. died
last night in this city, about midnirb, N'e'
ls death was a an in each House today
and both the House and Senate adjourned , mma'
diatey, until IL O'Clock tomorrow when he f,
neral IS TO take place from the capital. '''e 'u-
So there will be nothing more done this weeL
either to the Treaty, the Tariff or anything else
1 ne Post Once Bill has been engrossed for
third reading in the Senate-29 to a.
Mr.. Adams has been excused from serving on
me Committee to investigate the late fight and row
In the House, brought about by Mr. Rathbun's in
his place rN' -
y, Ihe Committee consist of Hudson, Dromgoole
chapman OF Alabama, Gen. Saunders, and Har.
dih all sober and discreet men, except one. who
mas iately ceased getting drunk, for a season any
now, and joined the Temperance Society,-so il
MI clay is expected here tomorrow.
Yours, VIsIroR
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SHIP NEWS.
by II his MOrnlng,s Southern Mall

FHiLApfLPFIA; Ap1l 26-Ar Madison. Foster N.wport.
zs; EIya, Caves Messna; oiaoo L1fsln Cape Haytien
EchN SNOW Areeito Columbia Boover, NYnh; Adventure
leIl Cur. Abaco b low Goodwin, Davis fin Liwroooi:
Emerald Poland Luhec Cid Caroline Frances Sbad Trov
John Randolph Mershon. Albany. ''''' i'o''
BALTIMORE, April 25-Au Emily ELLIOTT Mcdonald
p?I, Rec; -elec Atkinson; Brown. Dszey end Sarah
s Ga BIl RSwlias; Bs%uda AZ Clay Martin, NYoTk
sa b. worE $. MARY Ann Ma
\, WHMISoIos NC, AIril 2o-A,r Girard. Gilpasrek fm
New York; 20, Osceea Park, I'm York; Anaw an Swssev
I'm cha'isiton Cd Osceoa p,ee Bo.top Rcd
ow Go, aives; 30 Olive Branch Watts Bedford; "a Ves
per- Hopkins, New York; Lucy Blake, Hoymer, Nasssu
spoken.
no date, &c.
Charlos, NYok for Porto Rico date lat 81 lon 10
Foreign Ports.
MATANzAs, April l6-Sld Ark Europe Tbos utts CArde
mas Ia port Rupert RANKIN from sa, kfrrt just Mary
ldg' Il Wright !tentpn NYork do Others as before.
CAPE HAvIIgN Arm l0-ln port, Senus, Hardy for Box
ION oaded*tg orders Mary Jane smIl from and for NV
more v,sps5s from and for Philadelphia just arr; kshle.
Hamilton, Dr for Liverpool, ldg.
AREcIso, April o-ln port, Commerce. for Baltimore few
days--only American
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M arried,

On Wednesday evening, oath inst by the Rev Mr.
FOWLER, all of this city.
On Sunday, 2lst inst. by Elder silas C. James, Mr..
GEORGE H. STANLEY, Of Philadelphia, to Miss JULIA DIAL.
TON, of Jersey City.
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M IL. VIII TEHORNE has returned this city from
AZ w shipgton and will attend profess onal calls for
lew WEEKS az his old studio No 63 Walker a27
DACkET SHIP slDDONS FOR LIVERPOOL-Pss.en.
- gers by this shp will Piers, be board the stea mbo AZ
Hercules, at VIII tehall, this day, at 10 NJ
letter bags will close Hae and 0pns News Rooms AZ
ll1 o'clock, A NJ. a27 i'm
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saies Of Stocks at PhiI.a.,rn,.

FIRST BOARD, April 26-Sli000 State SIS 67s; 1000 do
sbf no notice 67 1000 City rs 1870 1885, 225 New Annual
state 6s lS467O 100 shares Grard Bank M do Delaw are
ms 26 la3 do Chesapeake and Delaware 6 1000 do do
AZ; 5000 State SIS Monday f673
Second BOARD. April 25 100 shares New Orleans Gas
49, 81 do Commercial Bank 5I S7s6e SIS 81 5000 do
s5 81 10000 do b5f 81 State 6s 6s 1000 do old
annual 60: 400 do do 70 State SIS &C., "a shares
Spring Gard ms IL; do Mans Mechs Bk 25I
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PEAL2G's NEW KOakk mUsEUm.
BEST BILL. BEST PRICE,!
BEST PEI FOR MA NCES,,!
A DWARF AS OLD AS TOM THUMB AND TIRE
INCHES SHORTER!

AND GIANTESS AND
- Seven Perform ers-all for One Shilling.
MR.. II. BENNETT,... ........ MANAGER
The following performers will appear -
The GREAT WESTERN, Mr. CONOVER, the Protean
Professor, CELESTE tke Danc.use, Mrs WESTERN, Mis-,
ADAlk, Miss BLANCHARD, and Mr.. w. CONOVER
the comic singer.
The Manager happy that re has received from
Europe splendid set of COSMOkAMlC VIEWS. painted
by the most eminent artists
The Manager has, at considerable cxpence, truced
PAs QUETTE fer the accommodation OF THE LADIES,
WHO ARE ADMITTED FREE. Gentlemen charged
an xa shilling The Manager has adopted this plan PIE
DOROTHEA WAGNLKsisur of the Gipsey Queen can
ee Consulted durns The day aud evening Also be
A!bino Lady with white hair and pink eyes.
ieornance IN the Lecture Room commence at
g W. An Afternoon Entertainment Wednesdays and
Saturdays at o'clock.
n25 " '
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Packets To Sail.

VOICE 10 Pilots and Captains OF Vessels.
All rios and Captains Of vesels requested note the
TACT mat Robert y Martin formerly ship news collector
"not nowin employ, lie is rot therefore, To receive any
nswspper' or reports intended for the York Herald
Foreign Letter Bags
Hereafter Letter and Newspaper Bags 1or al, r.r f .
World. will be made at the HrnALp OryIcr ' " '
snip Mostsrr and Agents.
We shall esteem favor r Captains Of Vessels will
~ LJ a ~ nosrn, OF orr News Fleet Re
Vessels Spoken on their Passage, List OF their Cargo sq
my Foreign Newspapers or Newr they have. He viii
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence thsy caS
,ssin Na1sies isforaatiox Of hsa vii .. hasssi1
.-crvea
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PORT OF NEW YORK, April. ~.
Cleared,

Sun RISES. ...s...3 MOON sErs..,-. AZ
SUN sErs... %. 8 so HIGH wArEn.
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ana, Wd NeW. Old. Mem
Nav- s cents, less
paid of dissentierts
E279i 3l8 1882. 825 - = 40, 90,
Into rev per cents, "'''
with honus Of pr
cent f7,a8l, $685.. l57 100 21a 90, ,eo
1876 's o'<oi''oS
OId Ter cents, less
paid off dissentents,
E9H92i6. 10 los 4O3 0 oot o,e
Into So per cents,
duced,
1880. ''''' ~,'9'o'S
New 'er cents les
paid II dsentients,
t2,6f9 365, 5l,C2t,128 uAu Inn
Into new new s. cents. i'' s4sM -}sss7's
Forr cents, 1926. It 6229ll a,t a,s -
Into lew 3h Ter cts, lo6229il 37 400
I,r.,.. 81 3sis7s67 3ss SO s9I l67ji392 II, 1896 SIG
Decrease Of interest,". a,s 8i6
The Navy Five per Cents were thus converted into
-FOUR per Cent Stock in 1922 the Old Four per Cents
into Three and-aHalf per Cents. Reduced in 1926 he
New Four per Cents into New Half per Cents
in 1885, and the Four per Cents into New Three anda
Half per Cents in 1884, creating of E7 900
to the capital debt but diminishing the annual charge
e. 355 $40.
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PROGRAMME OF


NEos m Il: bs RAN ~ ,bs WSGi665Eh
Nd S 2Fr III e The SEW YORK FIRE DEPARI
PART FIRST
Grand Chorus-RomberK BY the New York Sacred Music
:, Societ,
homanza"Sorpet Rossin .Sisnor A Valtell,n
Aria" Love now in my heart" tarranged for hel),,
Flute Mes,r, Gronevet and
. a Kyle
Song Mrs Edward Loder
Song-"Come Friends and listen to the Story from
the Op"ra Of the Postillion MIR Shriva
Sng-hanUscript. by MIR Wooif.- Miss Taylor
Tyrolean-"Tnere's n home like my own Mali
bran. Madame T. Burkhardt
Duet-"Take them. mplore thee" M,Loder and
g, a., Miss Watson
Song Ny Boyho"d. Home, Thy cesiIe] -. " Mr. .esuin
song-"My Fshe!land ny particular de'rel Mad ouo
Cayat'na-To Cadia" from rorquato 1asso, Mrs seguln
Gnnd Aria-BeIni ......... .-gnor mayer
song11," Farewell TO the Home of my Childhood"
Grand DoubleChoius-"lieg gave lhemI, ailstore.,"
Handel by the New York Sacred Music Society.
TICKETS LIMITED
No pOstponement on account Of The wet
Ticket, One Dollar, admitting Lady and Gentleman
Music stores Of Officers Of the Depar tent at Embrea
Bookstore i3i Bowery Of the Committee and az any remain
at the door the afternoon and evening Of performance
The number Of tickets being limited those wishing
would DO well provide themselves with Tickets in time
Those who purchased tickets for the former Concert and
could not obtain admission will please call either Of the
vitations for the last Concert will not bs admitted.
MAkTiN W. lannon's, a Spruce street,
JAMES PtYEh. as Front on street. COMMITTEE
at6 ttis'ec
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REMOVAL.
THOMAS WARNER Attorney and Counsellor AZ Law
has removed his Office to No. Ia City Hall Place corner
VI Do"'e STREET Ap2l m'ec
HODGES CELEBRATED LONDON BTrTEKs
hEsE bIrrTERs are highly recommended by TIE nedica
acu OF Europe as restorative for the appetite aud
also positive cure for fever ague be obtained
a the prtepal Hotels the United -old Wholesale
eny az the EAGLE Wine Vaults No. II Spruce STREE under
Mr. Thomas Bells Auction Store
Philadelphia Porter Extra Ale and Champagne Cider Of
pense.
Hoe Keepers Grocers and Country Merchants requested
10 call aud for apa imsm
DEACHEs3o barrel, DRIED Peaches, IN tine order landing
h. n. COLLINS co,
as Sire % Sou h street
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Arrive,

FROM LIVERPOOL.
q. Washington. Allea, Mar. 81
U. States, Britton, MAJ. 26
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Mediator. Chadwick. Mar. 90
Wellington, Chadwick, n pr. |
FROM H4vRE
Due! esse d'Orleans. Mar ~
sulIy, Blu rows, April
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PALMOs NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
Will open S Sss * PsPs x RI
with R''ia sA siss & r 81 's sIyGG GRs S'a
W Admission One Dollar to all parts Of the house On
noo's open at 1-po-@anee 70 commenee halfpast T.
following a%ns9 A.,, ENGAGED to Perform during
F F "':: "s' s s:ss saf'- BelsA..
Primo Baao. s;s sl :: f ssoai,
s hs l ssnS saio So s: Scis?
s s:ss.$s iS'. AiSsssa
With fa and Effective cboru: X.,. Sig Gub.aau
~, and Decorations
Also announce. that he ha. concluded an with til.
rnIN !, ~. .AssS sI$ 10. "a sASrS.
LEADER OF TIN 9RG GJs X SIG RAPETTi
IL bARBIERE DI sIyIGLIA.
kSsso,: .'..'..... -. sss b Bcssghs;e
Poe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sig ssr qsiSa@
Iia;,a;..:. sispcn xber.u1
ES; s,,,j f .;S.a
In preparation for the frs. Time u America originally
'',~ MA 1% SSS Sis? 1ss'a Of
The ruh,;o ~. Also, $50. E i.Il DAMQkE
the Upper Tier has been entirely remodssd ali o.
view Of Stage o pare w the ade an . a su
CONNECTIONS Private Boxes each SIDE which will be lei
from ss ofs .a qy @ .sss
Pre-. sai@ Tae ss.ia sasa seats
Sc for the ,sason-no Transferable
stage Nanagr''. NJ Wells.
be newly and d ~ in handsome style and arr
IN full operation. rlxht and day.
FAEh THEATNs..
Slfs'; ';s 5: p:'s,n!a 6 6
A.; Vi. RAsii wi TSSSsN
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Boxes Is Cents Pit. l2H Cents
r Benefit Of Mr. Silsbe~.
Stranger Mr. 't cosss; M Ss' n sf
Es$f SS;y aS:i II Doc
miEOHhi.L's OLYMPIC TiINAYNa-
is with GRAS1
A s ssse. MY n w F s aTH ffs9 Mr. Holland
AMERICAN mUwAUn.
AN ID ~ RIP TUA l. FAIR.
OF THIS GRIND GRk NDE ATTk MEtGE BILL,
f sFIESBb % MR"FFt oEEM hsNs rs
Every afternoon At h,lf ocoek every evening at g.
go GIANT AND GIANTESS!
largest in the world aud Of the finest mery proper
ions Theyar
MAN AND WIFE,
ana 'eSs ef iifS
during the ssi They may be from O'Clock A.
rH !'T sf s nF as iP% Mr. coIr
noG BILLY lyme Ms, p AD t "A PETITE CEKlTU,
Others. $3.50
The GIPSY FAMILY, six in number, recently from Ger
many and faithful representatives Of the people
Egvpt, may be seen ia their native costume.
The GlPsEY QUEEN, the Fortune Teller may be private.
ly consulted at all hours of the day and evening.
Tickets % Cepts--chdren GN cents Tween
Queen. ali re
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CAKU.
hmordl Of CAFE IOrtoni from No. 1870 Broad,cav,
to No 7 Park Place.
JOSEPH BARDOTTE bers 10 inform his friend; and the
"pubhc that he will open his Cafe No Park lace on Inc
LIST OF His ARRANGEMENTS such enable him
nis gentlemen with Dime aud suppe the shore
notice Table Hoe every day a O'Clock The Coffee Room
which viii be the European plan will pro
yded with fine Nc cha Golf the olGe.t aud choicest ne
Seq Cold and Hot Punch aud all the luxury " ith
meDt - respectfully solicited
Cafe TortopI, No 7 Park Place ap27 iwec
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= rlN IfNHONUTNAKY NOV ELY.
AT NIBLO'S GARDEN ON MONDAY EVENING
APRIL 30
A TiESs TIKI of the truth Of rHRENOLOGY and MEsME-
TROUS OXIDE or EXiILARATING GAS
Drs. BROWN aud JOHNSON having given g yer Of the
above scient lie exhibitions the Sou heTn cities i'm i'm.
menss oduced present this Phenome
na one sv' ming ns above.
Ladies ana gentlemen no wish prove are
ques ed 20 GENE rwad and uhae The Cas- and submit
chronological or Mesmeric examination.
Any WIN sceptica in regard to either &c ence ran
hive y fully tested by coming forward.
gallery. " ~ " ~
Tickets Is ceats eachDoor open commence al eight
o'c ock. a11 d, ,s.od
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PAhth 'HklEhTtss

FAhh THEATRE,
Boxes 50 Cents Pit 20 Cents Gallery. i21 Cent,
IHsS EVENlNG, Apr! a. will be performed OKTU-
Mr. ChpVendsle. "''
After which, Dance by Miss Julia Tunhull.
To conclude with SPIRIT OF THE FOUNTAIN
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
T,uEgF FAR famed and celebrated Pills s.om Pouu ssL ar,
wcrerecvc. obsinrsincd in this corrsrs sec stverss
,ent on Il last solHnp. topr'h psxs,
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- - SATURDAY.,
Large Sale Of Choice Furnur al hapa,t 10 O'Clock in the
Sales Room, II Spruce ctr e. - " ~
TBOS. BELL. Auctioreer.
~, MONDAY.
na9dsome Furniture Sale half p,st 10 o'clock No I'll
Ds"aaWsy, THOS BELL. Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES.

Saturday. - '' "''aS anu
49, Of Dry Goods and all other varieties every Tuesday
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CHATHAM THEATRE,
Boxes rs Cents Pit ny Cents.
- Benefit ofMr. Silsbee.
1HiS hvrS!NG. Apfll 9Th with THE.
SFkANGER-The Stranger Mr. Co.Ier; Mira Halter,
Mrs Mcclure.
Followed by variety Of Song, and Dances.
little, Mr. Ssbee.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-11

his body; gnawing sensation at the stomach, slight
chills and flashes Of heat, drowsiness and dlzz-
ness, frightful dreams, and so miserable was he
that he had rather die than live. DR.. K. told hlm
that he had worms, and he could cure him. The
man shook his head, and said it was impossible,
but he would try;--so the DR. gave him box OF
Shernlan's Worm IIozenges, and told him to take
them according to the printed directions accompa-
nying them. He returned in three days, and said
he felt like new being-that the first dose bro !
away tapeworm 20 or so feet long, and the sec
ond dose brought away 28 feet more. Thus two
doses of Sherman's Worm LozengeS effected
cure; and although but few months have elapsed,
he is now as fat and hearty as he ever was in his
lile After years of misery, swallowing enormous
quantities of medicine, aud spending hundreds Of
dollars, he was cured BY only one 25 cent box OF
these celebrated Lozenges.
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Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster

The best Strengthening plaster in the world, and
a sovereign remedy for pains, or weakness IN the
back, loins sides, breast, neck, limbs joints, rheu-
matism, lumbago, &c, &c,
JOS w Hoxie, Esq, vino had been so afflicted
with rheumatism, to be unable to dress himself
without assistance, was enabled after wearing one,
only one night, to get up alond in the morning, put
his clothes, and call atour office with eyes BEAM
ing with JOY, and his lounge pouring orththe 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 10 pains
or weakness in the back as we'll as other parts OF
the body.
Mr.. Geo. W. Spencer, Street Inspector, was
cured of the Piles by wearing one of these piasters
on the lower part of the spine.
Caution-The great reputation these PIasters
have attained, has induced many unprincipled per-
sons to get up worthless limitations. Ask for Sher
mans Poor Mans Plaster, and see that fall dlrec-
tions for use and fac simIe of his name, thus,
4 SHERMAN, N D
is on the back Of each Trust meme others, or you
Will be deceived.
A fresh supply Of the above valuable medicines
just received, and for sale at the Republican OF
flee, Sroudsburg, Monroe county, Pa.
March 81, i644.--- 6m.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-11
AN ACT

tn establish new judicial district composed
of the counties Of Schuylkil, Carbon and
Monroe.
Section ! Be il enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Commonw alh
Of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met, and
!, j, hereby enacted, by The authority of the
same. That from and after the first
J,x- oC Nav next, the counties of Schuyl-
Xiii. Carbon and Monroe, shall be, and they
hereby are erected and formed into separate
;udcial district, 10 be called the twenly-firsi
district; and person Of integrity learned in
the law, shall be appointed and commissioned
by The Governor 10 be president, judge Of the
ccur,s of common pleas within The said district,
which said president shall receive the like sal
ary. and have and execute all and singular The
movers, jurisdictions and authorities of presi-
dent and Judge of The court Of common pleas,
court of oyer and terminer, general jail deIive-
~. orphans court and Justice Of the court of
quarter sessions of the peace, agreeably TO the
constitution and laws of this commonwealth
Section ?. That from and after the first day
of May nexi, the said several courts in said
district shall commence and he held on The fol.
lowing days in The county Of SchuylkilI, on The
first Mondays of March, June, September and
December, 10 continue three weeks if necessa-
ry; in the county of Carbon on the fourth Mon
DAYS of March, June, September and Decem-
her to continue Two weeks if necessary; in the
coua,y of Monroe on the Monday next follow
ing The courts in Carbon county and continue
two weeks if necessary
Section 3. That unlil president Judge shall
be appointed for The district hereby created, the
president judge of the twelfth judicial district
shall, and he is hereby authorized 10 perform
The duties of president judge for the dlstric.
hereby created.
Section 4. That so much OF any law as is al
tered by this act, is hereby repealed.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-11
Headache and Sickness.

Palpitation Of the heart, lowhess of spirits, and
despondency, are Immediately relieved by Sher-
mans Camphor Lozenges. Persons travelling or
attending crowded parties will find them to relieve
all fatigue and give buoyancy to the spirits. Al
ter nights dissipation they dispel all those un-
pleasant sensations so usually following the too
free liver. Temperance people will find them
soothing 10 the disturbed nerves oftheir new con-
verts. Tbs most distressing headache yields to
these lozenges in less than ten minutes. The
over-fatigued mind or body cannot find so great
relief from anv other article. Capt Chadwick OF
the Packet ship Wellington, w Cochran, Esq.
the inventor Of the many -chambered cannon, his
excellency John Tyler, Joseph B Nones, Esq and
hundreds and thousands of others, who have ex-
perenced relief from them be referred TO as to
their great value
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kss'LzlssI.,z.s,gzIaslls.II:S3I!:J Ii. 4! .lI,:.I:3I!:J

DR. Ryan, Druggist, corner Bowery and Prince st:
was applied to for advice, by man who looked
like living skeleton he said that III early lie
he had been remarkably hearty and robust, but for
the last four years he had been gradually wasting
away, till his cost would wrap twice around him.
He had suffered all but death, and had been under
the care. Of nine different physicians and not one
ofthem had done him any good, neither could they
tell what allied him.
lie said that his appetite was so good that he
could hardly eat enough; he suffered from palPha-
tion of the heart pain and occasional numbness OF
his limbs and always felt fatigued; shooting pains
in and constant desire to pass something from
his bowels, and darling pains in different parts Cf
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