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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27
Thursday, November 81. 1915.
~ Y. e. Palmer. ESQ. at his Rel Fs+s,

TERMS s900 advance se25 half yearly; 50 so
paid before the end OF the wear.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27

The aggregate amount OF New York Canal
Tolls, for the curren. year, will probably ex-
ceed S2,5Oo,o0
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27

Within ten years, $4,000 buffalo skins have
been purchased by different fur companies,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27

The Cincinnati Atlas of the 18Th inN, ;"
The price Of hogs continues a, 81 pei luV N'
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-09
BOSTON Il WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
gssTse,s aszzszsEs ffszzeaRss ssS2s 4 III
Summer Arrangement,

FROM BOSTON, daily except Sunday,)
TOR Albany and Western Railroad Hartford New IIa-
Il ven and New York. at u Al and Ann.
y A. NJ. and P.
For Worcester and Way Stations the Worcester Rail
Road, ct u A. M, and p. NJ.
For Milbury, at u A. NJ. and P.
For NeW York. via Norwich and by Steamer, every day
except Sunday, at P.
For Neac York, by Long Island Rail Road, every day
except Sunday, at 6 A. NJ.
FROM WORCESTER.
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road, Albany,
Hartford, New Haven, and New York via New Haven
10 A. NJ. and A PM. stopping at Hay Stations.
With Passengers from the Norwich Rail Road 10 AM,
stopping at Way Stations.
With Worcester Passengers att and 10 AM. and PM,
stopping at Hay Stations.
With Passengers from NeUYork by Steamer to Norwich,
early every day except Monday stopping only Framing
hdn.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
Road every afternoon except Sunday, stopping only at
birmingham.
FROM MILLBURY.
For Boston and Way Stations, daily except Sunday, al
81 A.. NJ. and Al P NJ.
NEWTON TRAINS
From Boston, at 81 AM ia PPM. daily except Sunday
do w. Newton at u g. 104 AM. * & PM do. do.
Sunday Mail, from Boston at Ii M.-from Worcester
at 2 A..
All Baggage at the risk Ofits
Fares are less when paid the Ticket Offices, than in
the Cars. WIN. PARKER, Sup't.
April 80, 1845. If
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FACTS REGARDING THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS


RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA AND FEVERS.
ANlNG been attacked months with bad
IL Cough, Weakness in my Chest, and loss of dppe-
lite, used Wnght's Indian Vegetable Pills grew
worse, with cold sweats nights could sleep and
believed was in Consumption. / procured box
DR. Smiths sugar Coated Improved Indian Vegetable
Pills, which restored my health within days, and
believe them to be the best remedy ever used
GEORGE w. GRANGER
Extract from A. G. Pages letter, dated
Bath, Jan. g., 1885,
The Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills you sent me
sell well and give good satisfaction. They sell better
than any have had.
[Ertract from Levi Buretrs letter, dated
Cannan, Me-, Feb s, l845
The Pills which received you have given such uni
salts faction where they have been purchased and
the sale has been uniform that thought best TO re-
quest you 10 send me OIL some more OF them immediate
lY &c.
Extract from Nm. ~ Paokard's1eter, datedl
Monson, Mass, jan %, l945.
Sir, encose is the payment for The last PMS You
VIII please send me by Express another lot, say
dozens they give good satisfaction. have hand
more Than boxes, and do not wish to be out of them
one d65.
Ertract from Danp Taft & Sons letter dated
Tatsvle, VT. Feb. g. l845
Your Pills were received a few DAYS since and have
soid some OF them and also used some ourselves, and
TANK very favorable of them and they liked by those
who have used them.
Mr. P. SMITH, ofGoucester states that he has sold
all, and wishes doz. boxes Immediately and they
give such universal satisfaction that lie has
to sell no other kind of Pills.
Mr. A. ALLEN, ofPalmer Derot, states that he was
very thankful that he appointed agent, his wife
has been an invalid for time and box of these
Ps Immediately cured her also that they had perform
ed alike wonderful cures in the town, and entirely
out and wanted more imme datey-was agent for other
Pills but should only recommend these.
lETtract from B. Danforth's letter, datedl
Barnard, VT, an. II, 1916
Please send me Immediately dozen. Smiths Sugar
Coated Indian Vegetable Pills, those you sent short
time since are nearly all sold and give universal
faction.
The above only few of the letters which
are daily received of the popularity
these truly excellent Pills They the medicine
Tor the above complaint that Sold and every case
that they have been tried have given universal saisiac-
ton, and should be kept a family medicine by every
one We only ask trial of them convince the most
skeptc of the truth OF these assertions,
The directions and treatment Of the diseases accom-
pany every box. Price 25 cts per box
Nc" Sugar Coated Pills. can be genuine without the
signature of the sole inventor, &c BENJAMIN SMITH
NJ. d. President ofthe N. Y. College of Health !" upon
every box.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale ofthis medicine
l79 Greenwich ST., NeW York, and Uater ST. Boston,
Agent in Worcester, JAMES GREEN Il co.
FOR SALE IN ALL THE ViLLAGES and TOXINS
IN NEW ENGLAND STATES
n b. No traCeling pedtars allOoed TO sell these
rus. II March 5.
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j. S. SPEAR,
The Old Indian Doctor.

'AhES this opportunity thanks the citizens
OF Worcester and vicinity for the liberal share of pat
ronae which he has received for the last years
extensive practice He also feels highly graed in having
the pleasure ofnformng the public that he prepared to
refer TO large number that have cured of Consump-
ton Cancers lumors, Dyspepsia Liver Complaint GRAY
Ell, Tumors and Nervous affections.
Fifty Thousand Patients
Have proved the true efficacy of these celebrated Med-
clnes They are undoubtedly the most eecua remedies
discovered and may be relied upon with great conf
dence and certainty, many of my patients will testify
practice of more than five thousand dollars vcni-
y will demonstrate the fact thai these Medicines have Civ
the most decided satisfaction.
REMOVED. DR.. S. may be consulted as usual at the
Forester Temperance House, the FOURTH MONDAY
OF each month. ADVICE GRATIS.
Agents-M. D. PHILLIPS, Worcester; Mr. HARRINGTON
E. Village Mr. Taft, Upton. Dec. IS
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HnLDEN1S
HULDENS
DYSENTERY AND DIARRHGA CORDIAL
AT
BREWERS, STEVENS 81 CUSHINGpS,


DYSENTERY AND DIARRHGA CORDIAL,
BREWERS, STEVENS g. CUSHING,S,
DRUGGISTS,
Nos. 90 81 92 Washington st. BOSTON.
Single Bottle 50 Cents.
During the last SIX years
it has found IDS way, upon its
own merit, without advertising, to all
the principal cities ina the
Union.
Hts virtues having been
proved i'm thousands of
cases, we shall now give
every one am opportunity
to procure id.
Should it fail to cure, our Agent will
refund your money.
Warranted am immediate
relief, and safe cure 10 the
above diseases; also, TO re-
tain its qualities i'm any
climate.
For further particulars.
see card Of Directions and TeStimO-
mails OH the envelope.
For sale by ID SCOTT, Jr. d co No 49, Main Stree
Noroester Aug z.
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DR. l.. GIRARDIN.

FORMERLY ofPARIS, No. 2 ALBANY STREET
opposite the United States Hotel, BOSTON,
AS been msre than ten years in the practice
Il oil Physlc and Surgery particularly curing those
perae cases of every variety diseases old standing chro
c cases. obstinate Ulcers Cancers Scroula Dropsy Kid
ney affections, Gravel, Pulmonary Consumption Spine and
Hip Complaints and all kinds Of Lameness and affection
caused by nal practice, the of mercury this city
abounds with all kinds Of nostrum venders TO make money
no matter how They all great physicians if YOU
lleVe her long putting advertisements but instead OF be
ing skfn practical men, they with few exceptions
men OF straw with fictitious 1t is of the greatest
Importance " the unfortunate sun such and to choose
an experienced physician.
Dr. g. is the oldest advertising physician and one of the
most experienced in this city His practice great and
success astonishing after they been discharged
rom the hospital ncurable He warrants to cure any
Durable disease in less time than any ply scan and
without mercury the Of the knife. In female COM
plants, weakness, (whites) falling of the uterus &C.
surpassed by none IN this country His charges are moder-
ate in all cases. Office hours until 10 O'Clock in the morn.
ing, and rom II till PM and from till in the evening
consultations given with perfect confidence in the French
German Italian and English languages. Calls attended to
our o. the clty ~ Boston, Oct 30.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-09

THAT IS THE QUESTION.
TTPON the selection of proper medicines for the var
u Gus diseases flesh heir TO- life and death in many
cases depend. The experience OF many years and the
concurrent testimony of tens of thousands OF persons
This country and abroad have stamped with the seal
intaGTbiLity the vegetable medicines OF DR. PETERS
in all the complaints they are designed 10 relieve Firs
in the list of these unrvalled preparations comes
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-09
Great Newspaper, Periodical and
CHEAP PUBLICATION DEPOT.

Io5 MAIN 81, WORCEsTER
y THOMPSON would inform his friends and
customers that he has united with his Establishment
hOse VINO nave subscribed to Leonard will be snpnled "
e above place, on reasonable terms as has been he
offered. 'o "oeh peiofe
Mr. Thompson would give notice that he Is now nrenro
70 supply every variety OF reading now published nv ~
nrst publishing houses in New York; Phiadelphis ana
Boston az soon ms they are out 'F'' anu
All those subscribing TO him will be supplied promntlv ma
soon as the works are out If Worcestsr PNPt'y ~
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-09

Manufacturers Articles.
80 SIDES BELT LEATHER.
80 90 do. Picker do
200 do. Lace do
1d doz. Calf and Sheep roller Skins.
,r.,, <VV dol Broad, Satinei, and Cotton Picker
uogene, WIN good assortment Of Shuttle Dust Brushes
nH p lmile, seine do, Copper Rves, Glue Emery,
above named articles will be sold as low ~ can liz
Worcester, May7 svylsostf
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NORWICH & WORCESTER RAILROAD.

NO1N w 1CI1 N WORCESTER hAlLROADs
!k-IS Es5szEsa - 49,
ss5S=k1st
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS, viz:
ACCOMMODATION TRIMS,
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Worcester 10 A. NJ. and Al P.
Leave Norwich at AM. & AZ PM, daily.
The Morning Train from Norwich and the Morning and
Evening Trains from Worcester connect with the Boston,
Western, and Hartford and Springfield Railroads.
NEW YORK TRAIN Uid Steam Boat.
Leaves Worcester for Norwich and New York So p NJ.
daily except Sunday.
Leaves Norwich for Worcester and Boston every morn
ing Except Monday upon the arrival of the Boat
York, about 2 O'Clock
NEW YORK TRAIN, ala Long Island Rail Road
Leaves Worcester for Norwich and New FORK at u AM
daily except sunday.
Leaves Norwich about p. for Worcester and Boston
daily, except Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS, daily each ray eTcept Sunday.
Fares less when paid Tor Tickets than when paid
in the EMERSON FOOTE, Supt.
Norwich, Aug. %, 1876 If
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

The FOr Krr Adsacafe is the title Of a parer
just started at ST. Charles, kaue co.. H., bv T. |.
Thomas and :. e. b. Howard. 1t Is wing IN po-
lllics. snl opens rs irs, gun un Col. Wentworth,
who takes it in leader OF a column and a hall
From what we can gather by Aasry peru,al Of
the article. 1t appears that the Col has somew here
SAID ihnt one OF the editors IL somewhat oi a
preacher. an abolition lecturer, and doctor :
which Pronounced false and slanlerous." The
Col. will doubtless learn, from the castea,ion he
gets, not again TO slinder man hv calling him a
preacher, when he occupies the - much more e,-
a.Ied position ofedltor Of a scu,rilnus whe paper
We may say IN this connection, that II Charles
is one Of the most beautiful and flcurishing villa.
Gcs IN the state, aud Name rich and thriving
county; hut 1t is strongly democratic, and. we
should think, not exactly the hes, place for print
ing whig paper that manliesis SO high temper
DIS the one before Us.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

Sdre the PennieS.-The people along
the way, from Medford 10 Camden, N.
j., were, few days since, struck by
singular phenomenon in the road. For
miles together, there was regular de-
posite Of cents; and as there was no
claimant, the people who lived by the
way turned on. 10 gather up the drip
pings, and pretty collection was taken
up. For miles there were receivers.
The roads and ru,s were trodden close,
and even the charcoal men, who invaria.
bly, slept on their coal in the progress
downward, were wide awake. II appears
that bag containing ten thousand cents
had been put on the top of stage, and
after some shaking, either the string broke,
or a hole was worn. One of the pennies
not having any particular attachment 10
the sack, popped out, and then another
went, and so each followed his file lead
er, until the bag was empty, and the road
well lined.-PM. L. $. Gas.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

There is n considerable of wur carried on by
the Chicago Advocate, Chicago Journal Gem.
and Ottawa Constitu,ionaIist on the one side
aud the Ottawa Free Trader on the other. Judr.
ng from the ilut,erlne Of the first named parties,
the shots Of the Trader tell upon them with ire.
mendous effect. From our knowledge nf those
connected with the Free Trader, We are confident
'hey are capable OF competing with the whole
posse OF them; because We believe they have the
right side of the question. Should the time come
when they need help ugains, their opponents.
.hoy will find the Porcupine ready for the con.
icsl.-LHe Fort Pmcupine.
Jus, like our most excellent Cousin Barney.
1t always was his disposition to figh, for friend
sooner than for himself. We are too sensible If
the importance of the aid be could render ps in
our wars, not to hc heartily obliged to him for his
very kind purposes in our behalf, and assure him
in return, that, If the occasion ever offers. We
will no, fail to reciprocate. Blu, has he not csli.
mated too lightly the force hn, is rrraycd against
Us Has he marked the terrible bronJsides TINT
are poured IN upon us by the Gem? We have
no fears of the Journal, or Advocate, or even four
or five more OF their caliber; bu, save us from the
as'nlc mathematician Of the Gem. II our mos,
excellent, cousin could, by an occasional souib.
keep him at bay, we could hope for m easy vic.
tory. but otherwise, we fcar We shall be OBLIGED
to surrender at discretion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

This is the title OF a new paper Just started n,
Galenn, in this state, by II. Az W. II. TEN.
Nrr. his is printed weekly and seml.weckly,
and is the hand,ome,t ard as large a paper as
any printed in Illinois. In politics it is VIA, its
name imports, democratic, and lis editorials are
written in temper, and with m ability, to Indi.
cate that it will he among the most influential
and efficient Of our democratic journals. Galena
owes 1t to herself To give the Jeiitrsonlan-a pa.
per so crcjinblc 10 the place--a liberal support.
Picc-wcekly, 50 semi.weekIy, 81.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

S~eating Blood-Clairroyonee.-A
remarkable case of something is said To
have been exhibited, for some lime mast,
IN The person of Susan f.. Pearson. a
young woman living with MIR. Hiram
Weetiaii, in tins town. She has been
afflicted several times with spasms !,
which she suffers great pain, and on Two
or 'hree occasions sweat blood prolusely
over the stomach, and from the forehead
Tins sweating of blood she prophesied
beforehand, and on each occasion il look
place at the precise time predicted in the
presence OF respectable persons whose
testimony we are bound TO believe. II
Is also SAID, that she has frequently, when
sitting IN a closed room, related accurate
~ what some members of the family
were dong IN other departments of tho
house or premises; that she will tell the
time OF day 10 minute, by time niece
IN The Other room. out Of her sight; and
that she has frequently been heard read.
ing the Bible correctly and fluen,ly in
her dark room. She says she can read
and tell the time of day perfectly well in
the dark, as II Is all plain to her sight.
Many of her sayings and doings are
strange beyond The common experience
OF human actions. We give them as we
have heard them from respectable wit
nesses,-Ua6ash Courier.
The Indiana State Sentinel states in
addition that the occurrence related above,
or part of them happened while one of
the Editors of the Sentinel, was on Wis
1t to Terre Haute, and he can testify tina,
the Courier falls short in its relations of
the preternalural phenomena, as testified
to by the witnesses. 1t appears tina, the
woman predicted she should be taken
sick at certain day and hour and should
sweat blood, and recover another day and
hour. All of which came to pass a. pre-
told.
What is not the least remarkable cir
cumstance in this case is tina, there is APP
parenily no Mesmersm in it. In fact it
is stated that experiments to magneiise
Miss Pearson, the young Seeress, have
been made in vain. Neither does she
appear TO have been in the sleep. walking
state, as related of the .Sceress of Pre-
WORT an account Of whom was recently
published by the llarper's translated from
the German, While making her predlc-
lions, as well as a, all other times, she is
apparently in her ordinary condiuon Of
mental healthfulness.
A full accoun, of Miss p. and her won
derful powers, from the pen Of a gentle
man cknpeienl 10 the task, is TO be pub
lished Nhor,ly. Chicago Jour.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

The article on the fret page Of today paper,
with the above caption. deserves an attentive Pc
rusbl. II takes the correct ground on the subject
Of slavery, and the duty of the north in reference
to it, and prcsco,s ".ibcrtyi.m' in its true light.
Tha, political ahotionism has retarded emanci-
patton more in this country than any other cause,
is becoming general conviction, and will pre-.
ven, such as are SINCERELY DESTROYS of henefltng
the slave. and have no ambitious projects in view,
from enrolling under its banner. The great dan.
ger Of our country is in one.ideasm. As long as
our people are divided into two great political
parties. the one will always be a sufficient check
upon the other. and insure an honest adminis,ra-
ton Of the government. Bu. let the country he
cut up into dozen of one.idea factions ga.. eGe-
~ presidential election, and every grea, measure
in congress, will be- decided BY bargains between
corrupt faction leaders. Against such state
OF things, to whicn political aboli,ionsm directly
lends, wc hold it to be the duty of every good
man tina, loves his country 10 Sc, his face.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

Pennsyirania.-Ihe majority for Burns, the
democratic candidate for canal commissioner, j.
not asccrtained, but will be very heavy. OF the
II senator's elected. are democrats and wings,
which, with the senators that hold over will give
the democrats a majority Of in that body. In
the house the democratic maj. viii he abou, 3d.
Ohio has gone again for the wings. Their
majority in the senate is 6, aud in the house
Is or 20.
In Georgia the whe Governor, Crawford is
reelected 10y about 1900 majority. But 1t Is not
claimed by the ~hig papers there as party tn
umph. The whole con,es; turned upon the adj
mnislra:ion Of Gov. Crawford. The Savannah
Republican, wing, says, "W hail it not SO much
as purity victory, a victory OF the people, who
have risen in their mish in favor of good govern
favor of The aul.Iess and successful adj.
of an impartial and honest ruler"
The democrats will have a majority ut 3 IN tine
senate, and the wings majority of . OF IN the
house, Giving them a majority on joint ballot.
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New York, Oct. 81, lod5.

Tie llibernia has arrived bringing
news which confirms that brought by
the Grea Britain, concerning the crops.
There seems TO be no longer any doubt
but that the crop will fall much short Of
usual average, and consequently large
shipments mus, be made from this coun-
try. This predicted in one of my first
letters, and recommended our farmers to
hold on for better prices. In consequence
of the news brough, by the two las, stea-
mers, flouer has risen one dollar per bar
rel. 1t now is held a, S5.62a, and will
probably 90 up to $500 at least Ship
ments are already beginning TO be made to
England. In consequence of the failure
Of the crop on the Continent there will
be no supplies sen, 20 England from 9th
er parts Of Europe, they must depend
therefore upon this country altogether for
provisions TO supply their wants. Pork
has advanced little. New mess is sci.
ling a. Sl4.25 per barrel.
A mos, singular state ofthings is shown
by the returns Of the census which are
coming in from The diil'eren, counties of
this state. In the counties of Allegheny,
Westminster, Schenectady, Oneida, Cay.
uga. Ontario, Livingston. Chatauqua,
Chenango, Columbia, and Genesee,
there has been an actual decrease IN the
population, IN the last five years. And
the increase in the whole state will no,
exceed 100000 since 1910. One third
OF this increase has been in New York
city. This shows lha, the agricultural
districts of New York are no, increasing
in population nor production. Pcpula.
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brute named Kline, a German, living 81,
miles from this place toward Vcrmil onvillc, who
should long ago have been jagged for ll.irca,ing
his wife, ten days ago heat her 80 that three days
after 1t she died. A post mor,em examination
was made, aud coroner's inquest held over the
body, aud the verde, of the jury was, that she
came to her death from the il.lreatmcnt of her
husband. The man had gone 10 Chicago when
his wife died, but has returned and we presume
the proper authorities are attending to bis case.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

A New York paper contradicts n s,a,emen, we
made six weeks ago, that sinccurcs had been
quartercd on tho canal fund, by the present ,rus.
tees. II, tho rate of 50 400 year, by affirming TIM,
no Office has been created on the canal with n
sulary Of that amount. We had reference in our
statement To the two agents tina, have been op.
pointed with salary Of 81 100 cnch, to lcasc the
canal lands. Their olIicc,'i, is true, has proved
any thing but sinecurc for after the most strer.
nuous exsrion for two or three months, they
have not yet succeeded in leasing lands enough
to pay their sula'es, nor are they Mt oil likely to
succeed. Il, sppsared to us, aud !, does so yet,
thai the Offices we're carved ou, for the benefit of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

above. Captain Chopper observed cork
in the bottle, drew it with n s,rinc and
found 1t had been previously extracted
with a corkscrew, and stated. a. hi.
opinion. that that circumstance was
strong proof of its authenticity. Can.
tam Cropper says tina, he was in doubt
OF the bottle and contents having been
thrown from the packet ship England.
Packet ship England.
FROM Liverpool, December lI,h, 1874.
Long. 0S7. Lat. 1910.
REvERsE.
Lost quarter boats. 10 feet wa,e, i, ,bs
hold.
No vessel in sight.