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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
CoMMIssIoNER's oFFlcE.

HyHE creditors Of james Hurst. deceased,
who have not already, under former
orders OF the circui, Superior Court Of Law
and chancerJ for Jefferson County. presented
their claims to me to be audited. are hereby
notified thai under. the authority Of the sfore-
said Court, q have appointed SATURDAY. ne l3A
das of nexi month, (Dsecnbsr,) to attend q my
o6See ~ 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, 70 receive claims,
/, 81 he evidence supporting the same, sgsinst
the estate OF The deceased, james Hurst, where
those Interested are requested 70 attend.
R. WORTAlNGT0N, Com
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
PUBLIC SALE.

" ILL be sold at public sale, on Tuesdas III,
W 25th day Of November, Al the late resi-
dence Of Henry Snyder, deed, on The road lead.
ing from David Aioore's black smith shop to
;shsPherdstown,,he following described properly :
I'll head Of Horses and Colts, seyeral Of
!. them excellent riding Horses,
IL head Of Cattle, (amoag them are 8
Mich CoUs,
20 head Of Sheep,
10 l&odts, 3 brood Sosos and, Pigs,
Some Fattening Hogs,
An The farming implements, consisting in par.
I Pod IiZ. co.,
l IAreshing Mackssss, ! -
in complete order,
/ Four-horse Threshing. Machine Espike
suitable also for threshing Clover
/ Seed,
i Wheat Fan, good article,
/ Cart and Gears, i
. Sets of Hay Ladders,
BGrshear, double and single sShouel
Ploughs,
3 large HarroDs, .
Wagon Gears for SIR Horses, in good
order,
Plough Gears, and Halter Chains,
l FIFTH Chain, 2 pair Stretches,
Riding and Wagon Saddles, Brides, sc
"A number of Forks and, Rakes,
"A large Roller, together scith all me
necsssarv imDiements of Hus6dadyy.
| g ALSO I'll
200 bushels Of Corn,
90 do CloUerssed
200 Oak Shingles.
| ALSO
HOUSEHOLD s KITCHEN
GO008ROG9s
Consisting in psrl as follows, viz: Il
small Hore,
III larg. Cooking Store, 4 Hathatcdy,G
/ Besides other articles.
Tsrp,s Of Sole On ell sums Of s. cfslh Y,
nine months win Be given, bond and approved
security required for oil snfs nnel - we
lcssh will be required. No ptOpetV 70 r.
moved ill the terms Of sale Be Complied ~ ..
sale 10 commence ct 10 O'Clock, a. n:
i JOHN SNYDER, Sen ,.Es
Nov Is, l645. Of Henry Snyder, 9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

III HAVE bscl % annoyed b. $780,. -,
- e ee~n - fences. unksnfire =. . 49,.
.. passing thIoosA my plasts,;, ssles.
.ses,nesn part 81 JeGefscs Gou.,v - = ne
ao longer V sebniIisd o. 49,, 49, hcan
80 80 Poel'e noiiee. that asy persss' r.n eve
.oana uesP.ssing upon NY prsris.s s re.
~ .sal.si. with me ninost riror viz, g
Nov 20. 1861 = Z SHEPHERD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
LOOK HERE, LOOK HERE;

KIy he subscriber hay;ne ram
now prepared 10 offer The
Ito Nh. = 1ESr BARGAIMS,<eI
The BIT AsSn s1ncss - Winchester. He bias
line ihassao g. s HnMENT OF GOODS in bis
would sayso fho.s 70 'nts market, and be
+oi Cio,bing, Is s;vss en.iemen who ore in want
ed that they nj -, eaii feeling assut.
stock consists or 49, 90 disappointed. His
:, =, Ascady-lnede Cloehinw o
s Is, Of sso, seFshandsome
Wssl !. ~'IIs.as e s[s.s y vestings,
pllcs nat be hss them ready.ms 8 same low
ssfm r warrantid to Ct. - An
TIE Pu6licts humble serv,n, II
w;n.b..,., IL :. VIM. D. SHULrz Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
Merchant and Saw Mill,
AND LAND AND HOUSES

"
Thereunto attached, bslnnsine. 10 The estate "A
said deceased and well known ID The County a
Wards Mil. Said Mill is within sight Of he 4.
bove described sill, and is built upon the same
stream Of water, and is Mill &c great power
has 10 1.-two pair Of BaITs add pair OF Country
Stones. The SAY Mill Is a substantial one, and
very near The Merchant Nil. The.. % also at
'ashsd 70 The NJ Mil "a a a gRES OF LAND.
ney will be required in hand, anaIhe balance 10
two equal annual payGaents-lhe deferred pay
ments 10 be secured BY lien uron the properly.
Possession to be given on the first day Of Juiy.
1916. Y
Any,person DESTROYS Of viewing said properly,
il will be shown TO them by either &c the under
signed. ALFRED ROSS, D
AZ JACOB REFS, .iam r.
iri1 the HiI annersd Of Eli. Rses, deed
GA the same time and place, we win offer
Tor sale some
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
Belonging to said deceased, a part Of which will
% good qoantiiy Of coRS. A r. .
Vct. ~, lS45. st. J.R la -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20


a VALUABLE FARM
For SGe.
n WILL sell the Farm beong;,v - ~,
i Of the late, Daniel Budles, Iced. =, s y:
yaie sale. u is about two niIes'ou, Or shr ~
herd'iown. containing about
go Acres prime Tyimeston.
go Acres creed, The bai,sc. n..y,.
I'd. the imPIUNpents arc a esrafev,abK1.
TWO Sly STONE
DtCeItiilsUONse. f1Ax
4 large Frame Bst-fun Shed. IIfH
s,abling for Is or 2Qerses, Corn
house, Smoke house Tiage house. aud Ne
&c, houses, sc all I Z f.r.i,. I I've ersr--
| falling wells Of Mstei e Yard good -9p-
3. and Peach Orchard, ~ tearng Of excel
llent fruit III.
This Is . very dle Farm, being ia
lhe,lthy neighborhod convenient 70 mar
ne, only a miles I'd = Baltimore & Ohio
ER.ilroad, and two d om the Chesapeake
md ohio Canal, and The most produetivs |
~ 49,. - mis- section ptry.
! Possession 10 be medlsiely-
Any pue wishing 'ion respecting the
lrarm. or terms Of ich will Be liberal, 1
viii address The SUI Shepherdsiowb, JEFF
lferson county. We. ". SHOkIT,
ehepherdstoWn, loss-u. EFT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
G. e O RGE .
TRUST SALE.

10y virtue Of . Decd Of Trust, executed BY
ID Adam Moler, 10 the undersigned. for the
purpose OF securing certain debts therein men
toned, I will expose 10 sale, 81 public auction,
10 The highest bidder, for cash, on Saturday the
sh day Of November nesi, on the premises,
ahnnt ssit .ssts.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
Ninety Acres of Land,

Lying one and a-hslf miles from Hslltown, on
the road leading from Halltown 70 shepherds
town. Terms ~ above.
DANIEL M0LER, TRUSTEE.
Oct. le, ls45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20


RkNG desirnas. &c renevinE 10 Missouri
oasf fof sale III farm On which reside
I = situated within bslf I nile Of shepherds.
.oyn. uPo1 he eouhiy road leading from thehes
e Ch.rlesioun. and cctisins s3l ACRES 166
whieh are afsble the Remaining IS aerss
being 10 wood.
hs improvements ecuafise
OoTTAdB BUILT
wWlsEM1lG DWWsNo
hne lsrgs Barn, rseAafly efeered spriur.
smoke, Corn, Poultry. and Koes.AIrse.I Aho.
. house for servants. together with other feoui.
site oui-buildiBgs. eli IN excellent repair.
There b upon the premises = fine YOUNG
ORCHARD Of ehosee fruit,in fdfl bearing and
also near the house thsre is 4 large liBesioue
spring which s6ords running water IN most Of
the zelda
do not deem Il necessary 10 give further
particulars in references 10 the place, as1I pre-
'ame ihst all who MAJ wish. 20 purchase win
ssil and examine the property for themselves,
md 10 any such ! shall Be happy 10 furnish
.hstever information may be requisite, on ap-
'lieaiien 10 me personally, OF By letter. post
aid. HENRY BoTELER
Aug IS. I6ll-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
.PnSfn0nenlenf.

POstPOmement.
The sac Of the above property has been post.
poned tilI Saturday The 22nd instant, on account
Of the bad weather on the day heretofore cd.
veriised.
. NJ, "a laA5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
WILLIAM WI. r. MoDONAI,nE
0gK g WA + an /
q q ER, HI
HAS ..rn oc,b. 1ry

Eni s, 20 noteh, H .sI
Lrsrr. li share ofiapSsrl.,,a.s.sn o ~. y Ms
ing Wstehes pnial, L III iasic f,.,ron.s St.
and wsrrants6lH he 49, .eslieS'-
rate charge De shouts. ,,,,,s. .,; 80
81 sesss--. \ s ...s ;uaf IL,
and all articles latne il VI, given 10 tin rnrnhe
public thai no pains slli be a;sla,es Slrcaeles,
tom WN n lie assHes the
Sl,ephertlstown, Ga 2, 1875 = gin give iistse-
-------- aNAs Al III lH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
TRIiS3 SALE

wy virtue GA s:, from w,lloush-
Lbs ~ N Lsms : his wife, 70 lhe unx
S.,s;ss.J dstes De u Augusi, 1883, al1d
- y, The conn Of Jefferson, will
- SisTsd. stpubiic d surday ths a2l DAY
d Nsssmbr nsrt, Al Hers Tavern 70
shepheFdslovn,
a Trac Rnd,
Lying ana being in th Ply Of jefferson,
shut Two niles from .oun, and join
Ing the lands Of vii er, Edmund u
Lee, Sarah Morgan, ~ az, and othtrs,
contsinine
$50 Acres, / R II Potes.
Tbe ,r.e, /, v.ll in, ! good SUPPLY
az rn.e;ue 1s,sr rnor eonsidered one
Of the most desirable e countp 4
more miHute description funneee:s.ry,
- r.r.ens v;<h;Do A. gilE donbiless
vieU ihe-pIemises. Thl aesiionaP's.
Ae''.sa'' .Ash' BERKT,
oct 30: isls. lsr''s''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
$50 gASMa v
Boots, Shoes, Ha IS, Caps, &C.

=. DORSEY has just returned from the
A Northern Msnufactoties with the lsrrcsl
and most extensive assortment of XIII I
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
That has been offered il this bart Of the eoun.
tryt His stock embraces every articles Of MrNs,
y Mss ei = ea Boys MIssEs and ciInRESs sar
will af,o sav III, os na IN any market liz
are not az easf rooda OouS are worth bu, ing they
in Which x; ~ Z q Gaps are received -Ioo ios
dreh,s cloth ,Ion.h nj. MEMS, Boys, and Chill
plush, fur. yelges ha; .op cloth. fur trimmed do
fancy caps all kinds aha Chiidren's
Brush Hats l,le.f g.,!iI, oiIk, Cashmere and
RusAis Hats, Whi,s II p ~, Common Fur and
fisher Travelling Trunks. Ha;s - .,a.
Dags, Buggy and Riding Wins @'' TO- carpet
h!sq, very handsome ca. II a.
and Fancy articles eFiumery, Soaps
Country Merchants are r.a,,.
'an buy on accommodating ,sr,r totcaiI; they
yvi,.. DORSEY'S She Ga.
--- la-"es4er, Yet l6,El6{5.-Sm. $3.50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
p a Il a u S. q O
I FEMALE INSTITUTE,

ri. Rev. wiLLian r. WHITISeHAM, Yisiier-
Mrs. LUCINDA PHELrs, P,is'eiPai.
gWlHE Winter Session Of ibis lnstitstion viii
be opel from and after "wednesday the
1th November next.
EllleoTrs Mus. Nd. Oct Q. Is4s--sseow
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
GRU1E TREES

80 a-n ,.,, i Pa,t. Arples, ifessehs~.
uar.s.,. en s, APrtqoss snd aSectsr,Iss-' Il
ere esn ~ .,, ase y .sn.e Ako.Deeidio,.s, H..
~ III " Z amenlai Trees S6rIbb+ry Sc
Rose. snd s;resn 4ssnshJ g new sRa rass
eyer bad is lire g 4 lsn,s, than y have
tEoJeats OLD. So rssasas heoss from ore 10
Plant, Of lihe ye,y - sna hELo thFtEf Pie
Amos, ever, other - .siletl together with |
itsn We H,sF.,,I Esf'es Plants All one |
which win be salt g "sa en 69GO0 Peach ftees,
slogae prise wlsa IN IN cent lower nan ca.
Amy comm1,n;rs,;s - y, Y ssnafe are tss.hl
'ers, Baltimnrs A., sdrtssei 10 the slthsefi.i
lar EEYEs ehs,la -. - tneir Agent, hrMps.
'rompl afient,on aat', vas viii meet With
0 give salts far,;a e'tIy Tosssble ere laken
Catalogues fp,a,.I ia
n n'Aned gratis #|
u. u, SINCLAIR q brap
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
1000 DOLL Ans.

Frsa.r;.L pS Consolidated Lottery, ben. 1T of,h.
drawn : p seminary, class A., Tor 1876 70 he
Co.. Nlmofe' on Saturday Nov 90. 1873.
s0'un0s 81. Lottery 10 drawn ballots.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20

lNthe Circuit Superior Couri OF Law and
Chancety fer the County Of Jefferson.
October "a. 1876
Trustees Of Ford and Snyder, PLrTs.
AGAINST
Re,,samin BoIsys .adminisfraior and oilers,
DEFEHDANrs,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
Clairmont Nursery.
NEAR nALrI,inpE

sHk subscribers lax. I'll, method IN ,nno,,,.
slnr % their friends aud III pubhe M ~
- lsss now on Lsnd Ii,gs ana nj, IA
- q ne most approved kinds Nc -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-20
$3.50 REWARD.

Nov. IS, Is45--2m.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-25
Tar Sleeps Noses.

In August and September, and perhaps The
latter part of July, a fly, which is very trouble
some TO sheep, lays eggs IN their nOsrils, which
are ha'ched, and tbs young vermin ascend nIo
their heads, where they become very distress
ing, often causing death, unless some powerful
remedy be applied, to cause their election OF
destruction, The better way is 10 prevent the
evik
Tar is considered the best remedy. By Iar-
ring the Sleeps noses The injury will be vOdsd
The better way to effect this object is, 10 lay
Tar on boards or in troughs, in sheltered eon-
di,ion, and then s,rew on sal, and The shes'
viii perform The operation Of smearing; OF Iaa8
a stick of timber, dress the upper side, ant
bore in soase large auger holes, and once
week, or oftener, put tar around the edges q
| the holes.
| Sheep suffer much from these flies al In'
time they are assaulted. aud they often run win
their noses TO the ground, aud run them mo
the dust, when an opportunity presents, tOI lA'
purpose some persons plough up The saH1 On
spots often frequenIed by the sheep IN D'
weather.
The application Of tar as here recommendel
is conclusive TO the health Of the sheep o'her"h'
than by preventing the evil we have named
II is good for colds and other disorders.
Cultirat".
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-25

The most notable affair that has recently Ia
ken place is a "Cambake," in honor of Thorn.
as w. Dorr. With modesIy truly commen-
dahle, the prime movers kept The arrangement.
so quiet that very few but those who were to
participate in ii knew anything abou, it. 1t is
true, we believe, the Providence Journal darkly
hnled that the Chepaches heroes were astir,
but Of their glorious doings no, one note was
sounded to awaken expectation or direc. alien
ion. The grand affair came off, however. and
the man who had almos, been just lie. loose from
the prison to which he had rightly been con-
signed, was plen,ifully bedaubed with praise
and glory by those who congrega,ed around
him. We learn that Mr.. Dorr made speech,
that Ex-Presiden, Van Buren, Vice President
Dallas, Marcus Morton, Levi Woodbury., R. J.
Walker, and other magnates Of the Locofoco
party, sent letters declaring their sympathy with
the would be Governor for his sufferings (qr.)
and of accordance with his political principles
but We do not learn that any reference was
made 10 Chepache,, or to DORIS Infamous at.
tempt 10 fire The cannon placed before the Forl
which his father and brother were defending
nothing of the reasonable attempt TO subvert a
peaceful and happy government; but much of a
spirit entirely forgelful Of the mercy which per.
miited many of them to walk among their lel
low men wilbou, The fear of being incarcerated
| in prison.---U S. Gazette
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-25
Something Interesting.

II is a truth, as old as the hills, that there is
a feeling and friendship between editors and
,heir patrons, much stronger than that which
exists between ordinary people. This feeling
and friendship is sometimes very inconvenien,
10 both parles-but particularly to the poor
printer. PIesunling upon their friendship, The
subscribers to newspaper mostly think of pay
ing every body else they owe, before their pub
Usher. Hard as our case Nigh, be, under this
rule, we would gladly submit to il, if we even
then could secure fair play. But no = every
body thinks tia, the Printer, like the Organ
pipes of country church, can live upon ,o,nd
The truth is we have been obliged TO live upon
of right between man and man, and have no
disposition TO do so any longer. We want to
live as other people do /; and if our subscribers
pay US our just dues, we can accomplish that
much coveted desire. In view of these prem
ises, we have concluded 10 make one more ap
peal to those who are in arrears 10 us TO pay
up. We have called upon them repeatedly
but our calls have all remained unanswered
Court commences in Slroudsburg on Monday
The 9Th of October, aud we are willing 10 wal
,ill then, to receive what is owing US. Thos'
who remain in arrears after Court week, nee,
not be surprised should they receive polit
visit from one of our Stroudsburg " Charles.
with card of invitation to attend Esquire Siar
birds next leyee.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-25
Democratic Whig Nomination.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
CAPT, SAMUEL ID. X rms,
Our Candidate.
OF DAUPHIN COUNTY.

1t will be seen, by reference to ihe Address
of The Whig Siare Central Committee, publish
ed in another column, that Capt. SAMUEL d.
KARNs, of Dauphin county. has been placed in
nomination as our candidate for Canal Com
missioner. Mr.. Harms is ali excellent man,
and we congratulate the Wing Party, and the
people of Pennsylvania, generally, upon this
choice. better, or more honest man could
not easily have been selected. He is all that
could have been desired and Wings or Demo.
Gratis in voting for him, may rest assured that
they are supporting man every way qualified
for The high station of Canal Commissioner
Ii is notorious fac, that the Public Works
have been shamelully mismanaged for the las.
several years Millions have been lost and
squandered upon demagogues. The people
know this-and the remedy is with them. The
homes, and well-meaning volers of the Demo.
craric party should reflect that the only way cl
putting stop to this punder, is 10 elect a
Whig. They would still have majority in
the Board of Commissioners and control all the
appointments; whilst the presence of Wing
would he a check upon the extravagance and
corruption heretofore prac,ised. Capt Karns
is The very man TO do this. He is an honoura.
ole, high-mnded man, respected alike by polit.
ica opponents and lriends-and his election
would annually save the Stale thousands of dol
lars This desirable result should induce mer
OF all parties 10 vote for him.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-25

The following Resolutions among others,
were adopted by Wing County Convention
in Philadelphia, on the ID inst. and are at this
time especially opportune, Throughout, the Un-
ion. We beg every Whig who sees them to
read them auentivey.
" Resolved, Tha, the Wing party is one OF
principles, born with and embracing the rights,
honor and interests of all our country--of mea-
sures which have upheld and still uphold the
welfare of all sections of our Union for all time
and that without its benefscent influence In
power, or lis patriotic energies in opposition,
our government cannot, in the opinion Of the
considerale of all parties, endure and prosper
,ha, this true OF the Whig party and none other
Resolved, That there never was period
IN our history, when the conservative energies
of the Wing party were so necessary as now
TO save The land from war without and within
from The prosrallon of industry, the loss o.
character, union and energy as people, ant
the forfeiture of the high and holy hopes Of the
founders of The Republic That the Whig party
has the power TO save The country, and that il
such crisis, inaclon and neutrality are irea
more biighiing & unmanly than open opposition
Resolved, Tha, The Wing party is major
lty in this country; and that j, has long held I
majority in the highest branch of the naliona
Legislature; that II swept the country in 40 ant
"A, and slough betrayed by treason in the for
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-25

large upon this unpleasant. subject. Our feel
ings would urge to write columns OH il but
We are aware that it would not be productive Of
any good. Il would but still more excite the
people of Warren, on the one hand and on
the other help to beget feeling in favor of the
abolition of capital punishmen'.--.which we
would much depore. We are in favor of sus-
tanning the death punishment, in the case of
murder in the first degree. But whilst we are
so, we desire to see life taken only IN cases of
The clearest proof. Even if Jurors should be Of
opinion that prisoner is guilty, that opinion
should not induce them to find a verdict against
him, until they are fully satisfied that their
opinion has been formed from facts that have
been indispu'ably proven--.Ihat admit of no
earthly doubt, and exclude all possibility of in
nocence. 1T is better that ninety-nine guilty
men escape, than that one innocent one should
suffer" This is a maxim which probably new
er was disputed on The Bench, from the days OF
Sir Matthew Hale, until the Chief Justice OF
New Jersey, pronounced il TO be talSe---n one
of these murder cases. Humanity, however,
says it is true and just, and the liberal and good
will continue to proclaim it.
If we published any ms-s,aemen in regard
10 these murders, we will be mos, happy to cor
rect it, when pointed ou, to US. We have en-
deavored, in the foregoing remarks, to say no.
Thing calculated to wound the feelings of any
citizen of Warren We believe that all lhey
have done, has been done under strong con-
viclon of duty to the public. although in a
number of instances they have gone further
than duty required, and urged things beyond
lreir proper limit.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-25
From the War Quarter.

We have no later news from Mexico than
that which we published last week. The ad-
journmen, of the Mexican Congress without de-
claring hos,ilies, has caused the war. ferer
down South, TO abaie wonderfully. Men about
New Orleans and 81. Louis are returning to
their usual occupations. Herosm, is once
more giving way TO business. Wha, pity
that The friends of Immediate annexation
have thus los. the opportunity OF winning crowns
of laurel Poor fellows, they must feel quite
put out about it.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-25

mer. and defeated al the flushed mom.p, of -;
tory by third party in the latter period; ,ba, j.,
power the Wing party gave US ihe .a,iF--rb,,
ou. of power j. compelled our oppoB.n,, >,
steal its livery in order to secure an in wo, ~,
umph--,hat IN or out Of power, if true to itself
and the country. j, is Of force ssfFicien, TO yin.
dicate the Constitution from the excss.e, Of IN,
opposed invasion, and TO maintain the measure.
which lif,ed ;he land from the gulf into which
Locofoco misrule had plunged it.
Resolved, That despondency is a rollv
/ which DO fact in The pas, or The present can
Justify that i. is unknown TO every true Wbir
here and elsewhere, and is in character oOlv
with those who would seek wretched exeuso
for sordid and dishonorable treason; rha, ib.
city and county Of Philadelphia have been. Can
be, and shall be carried by the Wing party
Resolved, That we are Wings of the Wash
ington and Clay school-Whigs ever land Wbn,
only--that we will amalgamate with no parr
for in none other can We Esd the Wing creed
and the Wing Rauio,ism;: that no party is Cnr
US that is not with, US in name, orgablza;hu,.
principles and purposes, and thai with nooe
will we &C, directly or indirectly.
Resolved. That since The open war com,
menced by the presen, administration upon H.,
Tariff. il is apparent iha. 10 the Wing parry
alone can The ceual'y lock Cox its RESCUE. thai,
TO it, and all the measures Of our party, W..
pledge our faith and honoH, and invoke The hon.
es, and patriotic of all parties TO unite with Il,
IN sustaining what is The cause of ALL"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-25
from the N. Y. american Republican,
SUGAR COATED PILL.

Parents who have difficulty in admInlse'D'
medicine to ,heis children, will find a Sai"aP'
friend in Dr. Smiths Sugar CoaIsd PlI' VIM
is sold at l79 Greenwich Street. Aduh' "
also be pleased with this kind OF " medlSlSs4
king made easy" The Pill is a good msdlsl"
its novelty aside.
Dealers furnished at the New York Colees !
Health, l79 Greenwich street, New iorS' a.
sold by
Agents in Monroe Co.
Schoch & Spering, Stroudsburg'
r. Huston & Co. do
Jno. Marsh d Co. Fennersville.
II CAUT1ON-As a miserable limitation y. p, p
been made, by the name of =" Sugar Coalsa I~, ,.r
it is necessary to Be sure that DIR. o. be'!,", .",
Smiths signature is on every box, PHce - '''
Aug. IA, lslS.