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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30
Our Population i'm 1900.

A curious and interesting table has been pub
lished in the National Intelgencer, in relation to
our population and its progress. 1t is from the
pen of Mr. Darby, and we learn that the first idea
Of constructing such table, was suggested by
the results of process undertaken from mere Gu
nOsity. That process was performed by taking
the sum of the first census of 1870, and allowing
an increment of three per cent annually; thus, j.
929 827, in ten consecutive operations, on the prin-
ciPe assumed, gave for 1900, 6,28l,z6S, which
differed only 23,475 in deficit from the actual re-
turns by the census Of the latter year. He then
carried on the process up to l840, and found that
while the real census showed population of III
O63,357, his mode of computing by, the three per
cent annual increase, showed population of H.
2l7,7Os. The mean ratio during the fifty years
from 1870 to 1910 inclusive, as shown by the de-
cennia census, comes out to very near fracuon'
4342. This ratio used to deduce the decennlal
numbers through the subsequent half century, VIII
give the United States population of l02,s4G,-
zO in the year 1900, l. e. about so years from this
time, Mr. Darbys conjectural ratio OF increase give
US population at the same time of l0l,553,S77
Mr. Darby says of this prodictous number;
Even wellinformed persons, but who have not
paid particular attention to the subject, may be
excuSably startled when they read the future In
crease and enormous mass of population stated op-
posite the year 1900, at the foot of either column
Inc tables however, contain internal evidence oi
accuracy as far as the case can admit, and esPe-
cIaily 10y showing that, in the previous hall centu-
~ to 1874, the population he'd more than quadru'
pied Further, that the SO established increase
was made under difficulties some of which are al
together removed and all lessened in their deerlo-
rating effects whist on the other side facilities oi
'fansportations by land and water, by steam roads,
and other improved means, are multiplied and mul-
1piying beyond all human anticipation. The once
terrible danger Of savage warfare is now only
matter OF history IN brief, the elements OF civil
led life are indefinitely increased in number and
power
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30
JOB PRINTING.


BY MRS. MARY L. HEWITT.
Old Winter hath come with stealthy tread,
Der the fallen Autumn leaves,
And shrilly he whistleth overhead
And pipeth beneath the caves.
Let him come. We care not amid our mrth
For the driving snow or rain;
For little we reck of the cold, dull hearth,
Or the broken window pane.
'Tis stormy night but our glee shall mock
At the winds that loudly prate,
As they echo the moan of the poor that knock
With their cold hands at our gate.
The poor! We give them the half-picked bone,
And the dry and mldewed bread;
All. they never, God help them! know the pain
OF being over fed.
Fill round again with the cheering wine,
While the fire grows warm and bright;
And sing me song, sweetheart of mine,
Ere you whisper the words Good night"
You never will dream, meath the covering warm
Of your soft and curtained bed,
or the scanty rug and the shivering form,
And the yawning roof o'erhead.
The poor! God pity them in their need
We've prayer for their every groan;
They ask US with unstretched hands for bread,
And we give unto them stone.
God help them. God help u.s. for much we lack
Though lofty and rich we be,
And open our hearts unto all that knock
With the CRY of CHARITY!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30
EnecdOtc.

When DR.. Rush was young man lie had been
invited to dine in company with Robert Morris,
ESQ, man celebrated for the part he took IN the
American Revolution. 1t so happened that the
company had waited some time for Mr. Morris,
who on his appearance aPologized fer OBTAINING
them, by saying that he had been engaged IN rea-
ding sermon of clergyman who had just gone
to England to receive orders. We'll, MI Nor
rs.'' said the Doctor, how did you like the ser
mon! have heard it highly extolled." Why,
Doctor" said he, &c ! did not like it at all. It's too
smooth and tame for me- Mr. Morris, replied
the Doctor, what sort of a sermon do you Ike!
81 like, sir' replied Mr. NJ, 'that kind Of preach
ing which drives a man into the corner OF his pew
and makes him think the devil is after him"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30

The Portland Bulletin tells good story of a
certain good Deacon, whose hat blew OFT and LED
him long race after it through the street Al
length the Deacon became exhausted IN the race
and pulled up against post by the sidewalk.
gentleman came along, to whom the Deacon ad-
dressed himself thus: My friend, | am Deacon
and it is very wrong for me to swear; you will
therefore greatly oblige me if you viii just On
that hat for we.'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30

APPEARANCES ARE DEcEITFuL.--Under this cap
ton somebody discourses thus: III Is no sign oe-
cause a man eats bull-frogs that he can Jump a
ten rail fence, nor because he dimes Oh snals oc-
casionally, that he should travel SLOW
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30

whats the matter, Ephraim z
90. Pm sick of this confounded influenza. I'm
dead
why on earth don't you 60 and get coifin'
theh!'
Thank you, I've been troubled enough with
coughin, lately
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30

COMPARISON. who indulge in spiendor
of dress and equpage, beyond the amount oil their
incomes, are truly compared to houses on re
which shine by that which destroys them.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30

Measures says the Boston Yankee, ARE to be
taken Immediately to prevent the Niagara Falls
from roaring on the Sabbath.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30

A correspondent Of the Newark IN. ho'er-
tiser, writing from Havre, France) says;
The horses here are ofa large Normandy ofeeo'
much larger than the Pennsylvania horse saw
one to-day going apparently with much ease
drawing on a truck, like those at Boston, two
hooshead of molasses and five boxes OF sugar, q
haIr ~ which in Boston is a load for two horses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-06

CzloSo-THERMAL.-Dr Tayors mode Of Touring Con-
.uup,ion and Liver Complaint and successful
udncipe-There has been no discovery in medical sci
epce for the half century equal to that of Doctor Taylor
in his unriyaed preparation for the OF Tuburcular
and Pulrnonic Consumption This Basam OF mis- is
concentrated form of exhibiting the herb called Liver
wort and two or three other plants the secret OF which
rests with the proprieors alone But, be it what may
this mysterious preparation has proved perfect specific
for diseases of the chft and throat and also in curing
elections Of the liver Many of the professional gentle
men have used with and we happy TO hear
hs, some Of our hospitals and asylus have adopted lis
r,e The Doctor has certificates and names alnos, with
out number, which would entirely NIL a common news.
paper setting forth its wonderful properties which are
from the most respectable individuals and who profess
ap.riect willingness to be consulted We say, there
fore to all who have consumption. colds coughs ash-
ma &C. for yourselves and try the potency OF Dr.
Tuyors Genuine Balsam of Lverwort. 1t is made only
ss Bowery On each bottle is elegant label, signed
Gurdon J. Leeds wholesale agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-06
Books.
AT w. Il. GRAEANJs

r literary DEPOT, Tribune Ruilangs' Nssssu.s,- can
L. had all the cheap publications. OF The day as soon rs
The Soldier OF Lyons, bv Mrs. Gore Price 25c,.
Tn. Foster Brother. Tale Of the War OF Ch.ozzs. bv
Leigh Hunt Price = cts.
The White Boy, Tale by Mrs Hall Price 75 cts
The Mast Ship, the BoElhariment OF F,irnon,h hy 7
q Ineraham, Esq. Price Il:
Review the Relations between the L States and Next
ca and OF the Claims OF CiiiZers OF he L Sisss o-nrs,
Mexico by Richard : Coke. Price 50 cts
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Gssm Magazine fsF Dec Subscription IONS s. &C. eens
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The trade supplied on tie most reasonable Terms bv w
Il GRAHAM Tribune Buildings, Nassau--t- 90 his
DAILY LIST OF NEW BOOKS.
For SALE by Burgess, s'rager Co, g. Broadway,
corner of Ann-sL
Mi-ceilany. muslin sItrl--1fice - cenis.
Harper. Iluminated Bible, No 4i-price % cents.
George Crukshanks Table Boos-25 cents
TIE foster Sro,hcr Tale Of the War of Chiezys Edited
by Leigh Hurt-pE.:- . cents
The Butchers Of Client ilusirated-2 Cents
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The Pilgrims Progress, as;rsted-prce - cs elegantly
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"The spy" &c &c vol+-price IS cents.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-06

T'ABERSACLE.--TEM FAREWELL
l. Tuesday next the 9Th December.-Mr Templeton
hegs with gratitude his liberal patrons tEe
Pubc) of NeYorz hs! in consequence Of his projected
the South he reluctantly makes his farewell bow,
and gives his last entertainment flor several months) in
New York. Tuesday next, the 9Th when he will
havs OF singing the following songs and scenas
with appropriate illustrations:
Piano Forte, Mr. Austin Phillips Tho instrument FROM
J. H. Chambers 1889 Broadway.
An interval OF 10 minutes between the parts.
PART FIRST
Song" The Lads OF ihe village"
Song" JOCK OF Hsze!daan.'
Song" The Harp that hrou gh Taras Hall"
Song Ny Mamie, o."
Grand from the Opera OF Der Freyschutz."
Aria" Through the Forest. through the Meadows"
PART SECOND.
Song" There was jolly Miller once"
Song" Roys wife OF AldivAloch.'
Song Sally ia Alley"
Song" Ys Banks and Braes % Bonrie Door."
Hunting Song" Old fowler"
PART THIRD.
Grand Scens. (by des;re.) Now" :" Sun
gently DER me Seeming" originally sung by Mr. Tenn
pl-,on In the grand Opera OF La SoInnsn6ulaL'
Song" Here's 10 The Maiden of BashfI fifteen"
Song" Aud Lang Syne."
Song-"The jolly Beggar"
Valedicory-Song-"Th The Star Spanged Banner"
Doors open at To commence al O'Clock and terInn-
at TO- Tickets and Programmes may be had al the Mu
sic S.oyea and the doors Tickets 50 Books OF
the words price 2t each, be had at the doors.
Mr. Templeon will also repeat the above entertainment,
al the GOthc Hail. Brooklyn, Thursday the lth mat be-
ing his farewell and last appearance in that city for several
months dS OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-06
EXuiBlTIoN OF FINE ARTs.-oGeat Optic

A. -
"a Gallery Preliminary NoceThe owner OF tho above
Optic Caller after having exhibited the in the princi
pa Capitals Of Europe where be has invariably been
ceived with the catering and decided applause az
will he by reference the various public papers and
certificates various scientific Institutions, has arrived
here with the intention Of giving series OF exhibitions
during Inn led period.
Consequently he has the honor OF informing the public,
that h has chosen the City OF New York as the place In
which he will his exhibitions IN this enlightened
and hosptablc naon and that in few days the above
rn locality win be- exhibited selec. views of the
wonderful OF nature and OF arts celebrated by
memorable facts o' ancient ard modern History
The truth precision with which they are executed ny
distinguished Artists the su and ARTIFICIAL man.
ner which they presented the eye 10 produce
the complete Illusion have every where called forth
the admiration OF the Intellectual public and the visits OF
Suvergns and excited the curiosity OF all classes
society and without wishing TO disced any exhibition
hitherto here the director OF the present Gallery thinks
the ghened public will find Considerable improvement
in hsse representations.
To complete the success of tie interchangeable zeal OF the
of this Gallery nothing is wanting but the aPproba-
ton and applause OF this Emporium OF American cvlza
ton the Of many surprising Establishments ins!
t,ed for the Improvement and propagation Of ArtS and
Sciences.
The Director Inspiring and animated by the haerug
hopes meeting with appreciation and encouragement has
therefore the honor OF publishing this preliminary no.
tee, which will shortly he followed by another eA
plcit, announcing the opening OF this Exhibition.
y. b. AS The different Exhibitions will be made on liked
days and the views shown tlmc viii not appear
subsequent periods II necessary 10 state this in order
avoid the disappointment which has been csused al other
places persons have expressed her regret at
having been he FIST exi lions n29 tfuals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-06


81 ScBENcYs PULMoSIc SYRuP.-ln consequence OF
= unparalleled success OF SCHENCK'S Pulmonlc syrup
SeoIng Coughs Colds Consumption, Dyspepsia and Liver
s0Phin, many eminent members OF the medical PROBES
s"aTe now using Il in their daily practice The principle
~ which tins Syrup is compounded, Is In accordance
snae principles Of sound medca, philosophy It's ope
a upon The sysem is mild yet certain II enables me
as@ec umonsTy organs TO throw of by eApeciorauon
no'od secretion that retained, and where !ubeTcle
iouing II ripens them and assists nature TO
Eose6 800 ~ % 1900
csnnon Cold, or habiiua Cosgh Yields 20 It's heal
Mauenee, In very short time and single trial VIII
any person, that in these the Pninonic Sy
ssS 20 equal IN r9eedy removing the cough and eaec
.pelng al disease, which Ii len to remain, often
S,Tmsa l % IN u fatal Consumption
,,iy.S ngnsi Genuine Pulmsnic Syrup Is prepared e
Rsrsse oy me subscriber f. the old original Indian
\, t 'or sale al his pnu, pal Office, No. Corand
have ,s, aSors West of Brosdway where persons can
iuogs examined vita hs siethescope, and alt
aaV1c- free Of charge Pamphlets descriptive Of
p,,, " all lis forms, Dyspepsia and Liver Com
p pl ean &c obtained al the Office gratis
sse pear II mind that P S Beekmsn does any
49, se.. No Original Genuine Punonc Syrup agent
Old 1910 10 avoid being deceived apply for advice or the
=. .sefohhe1 medicine, al No Cortisnd-st y. Y.
J. Ii. SCHENCk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-06

esIl house HEATgRs.-In department o. domesuc
uss5y nave greater Improvements been made than IN e
wtSS oil beating houscs. The oldfsshioned fireplace
vrs cracking hire OF birch hickory has long since
and .sSg sne goWnS gtSis or c I.e
AZ Perseced 10 great extent by the more modern Hot
,sr,,sce good Furnace possesses three decided ad-
over Stove Crate ]. Il WARNS several apart
IA he same hre without the annoyance OF dust or
nesns neat can be grsduHtet with the utmost nicely by
Ssrs ms Register IN the apartment WARMED 5. IL vea-
uf.h apertnents which heats causing constant how
pSs lain ain air from The furnace chamber, which is sup
N. ~ in tresh ar from without
"a RnI nace patented and pu, up by Mr. GEo. WALKER,
troc :, acknowledged by all who have taken the
ges, eAemine H. 10 combine the good qualities
over than other in market II has more
pors,i, advantages over all Others the OF eva
ier keeping The air pure and wholesome, with
hs ro 70 crack furniture or 10 wurp doors walls of
spstper, o their place Persons interested in having
her ~ warmed IN the mos; healthy and agreeable
10 imso sIed TO call and examine for themselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-06
Books.
ELEGANT LITERARY

ND PICTORIAL PRESEST.-Juu Imported Eve
n niags a. Haddon Hall edited by The Baroness De Gala
brea aud sup-rb!y embe.hed with TNyeoiyouI Steel
Eugrsvings by the First Artists from DesigsH b; George
Catiernoe. Esg large vol. svo - -.
This splendid volume Is certainly one I TIE most beau
tifu productions have seen, and may well supply the
ILi.erury Gazette
"Ths Is ncbe volume. The Illustrations By CATER
mole admirable The perfection OF books destined for
presents sud renenbrances has last been obtained
Morning Post
By far lhs elegant, the splendid and the
inrnscaIly valuable production OF that has
appeared. Csermoes designs perfect gems OF arr.
,syal AID Military Gazette.
In every respect this volume il superior any OF
a similar Mid we ever remember have met with The
plates are beautifully engraved from the drawings of Cs,-
lermoe and the literary contributions By The eminent
writer, of the dgy are sll excellent" Britannia.
Imported and Tor sale by WILEY PUTNAM,
az 81 l6 Broad yrar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-06

t9 oEEEMAN's ORIGINAL GEsuIsE PuLMosic SYRup,
\. Ts cure OF Consumption, Colds, Coughs Diseases Of
.angs Liver Compliant and pyspepsia This ex,raor.
tss; discoveries OF the age and daily employed
- recommended by the mos, enltncrt physoians Its
nepreai celebrity has called forth base al
- imitation, 10 which the desperate will, in viola
al nght frequently resort, protscted IN their gross
searAc:et f''''NA' y
eeaaf caution should therefore be taken. in every in
TO get the Syrup genuine. As there is but great
sy Of ibis kind. The Proprietor deems il his Imperative
~, Ans plainly put the public on their guard agnns
ss.snung any but The Original Genuine fulmonic Syrup
aud sold in this city only a. his old established
h, isi Cofllaod-s tho South side, one door be
wv ne corner of Greeny,icb-st n22G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-06

q aItRICAS NIUsEUrI-Frdsy and Saturday. Dec.
"A 5h and 6lh splendid performances each evening OF
O'clock and Saturday afternoon AZ O'clock The Manager
has engaged the celebrated Scotch Giant and Gnntess,
Mr. and Mrs. Randall who, together fourteen
feet and weigh upwards of hundred pounds making
them the arges; humsn beings living. They will be-
visible from 10 O'clock A. NJ. til 10 P NJ Also. engaged,
the living male Orang Ouang, tho very wonder Of creation
Aso ,hoe beautiful and brilliant Dissoving Views-toge
,h.r with the following talented performers Mr. T. j..
Wnche the mtatcr and drollsrs; Miss Fanny
Deering, graceful aud accomplished Dauseuse pupil Of
Mile Desjsrdins Mr. VIM. Whitock. the famous banjo
player ana negro singer The Blind Fiddler; Mr. Merit
held. Madame Rockwell the famous FortuueTellsr
Admission . cents. Children under ~. 10y cents.
25 cents extra To consult the Fortune Teller privately
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-06
1usi,ress Notifies.

- We recently paid visit to the PLvMbE Ma
x, DAGUERREAN GALLERY. on the upper corner OF
.ar,v and Murray.st and was much gratihed to
,,e receu, improvements which the Professor has
a, this beautiful art. The annexed article copied
-, the Sunday Times expresses what we think is
icsiy meriied
:, photographic Miniatures there was quite compe-
.son and many beautiful specimens OF the art were
-, for inspection. Those form Plasa5ts N6'iona!
n,g.ersaa Gallery, psi Broadway, seemed however 10
10 ..knowledged by all the most spirited and HE
s.e No one has done more in this country TO orins
M. delightful its present perfection than Professor
p,,nhe and he now to be reapng rich harvest
m his exertions His the first colorcd photographs
s- executed and the exquisite beauty OF his present
,a,ures can only be appreciated by being seem True
nature the living Individual reduced scale seems
hsfors you and almost expects to see the breast
bsare and the lips open, while gazing at these superb
snecnens painting with the pencil OF tue sun AS an
Instance Of their exceeding beauty and ruthulness we
noticed the editor of of morning papers VINO
with lady upon his arm, was taking stro'- ''ous"
tbs hall and galleries stopping to examine sncse sam,
Dssueraoiypes. Suddenly fit OF aostraclo" 'eei"eu
to come over him, and leaning his oisehs"geo e''o"
upon ,he table he appeared lost ana aDsofoeo III 'Ne
contemplation of lovely face among inc nuio' 0u'
miniatures in Professor Plunbes collection e'oehuy
.,ch -, tho ANNOYANCE and modification Of the gentle
IN, neglected creature at his side Aeieevera Incl
s,,s attempts on the part Of the lady, 10 arouse her
ant SQUIRE from his rever;c she quietly withdrew her
hand from his arm and turning from her ungaant pro
,.o.o- disappeared from our view in the ,hrong. We
mo, her once afterwards in the grand saloon but there
IRA, no editor with her and the presumption is fair one
bs, the gentleman will have leave of absence for an in
definite period with the full privilege of brocn study
RIA, shall last his life time. oh, Professor Pumbe how
wicked in you to make such pretty pictures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-06

The AMERICAN COUCH BALM AND LUNG PANAcEA-
There is no remedy that we with more confidence
recommend to persons troubled with coughs or any
complaints originating in disordered state Of the lungs
liver throat or kidneys than the American Cough Balm
and Lung Panacea. TO be had at Sd Chathamst. The
cures II has already made truly surprising and ID the
ouy good medicine know that children will readily
swallow We would advise all who have desire to be
cured to &c. without delay We should ike to see it
the shops of all druggists and contectioners 1t is
hehly spoken of by an eminent physician.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-06

e. SebrfnR's Restorative Cordial.-Thil peas,
medicine never-tailing remedy for Dyspepsia and
Nervous Affections Ii is certain cure for Sck ana Ncrv
Gus Headaches and excellent preventive of Cosveness
aud Low Spirits 1t correcis morbid state OF the hillary
organs. and very ecacOus In relieving Fahlency Cho!
les ana similar plan,s of the Stomach and Bowels II
speedily promotes the OF strength and activity in all
OF Debility restores healthy appetite where ths
greatest OF blessings ia deficient and natural conse
quence gives lone and vigor TO the whole sysiem
Sold wholesale and reailby A. B. d. SANDS, I9 Fulton
street; also rs Broadway and II East Broadway Sold
also by RUSHTON 1 co. 10 Broadway, 10 Asor House,
and Broadway. Of Four,eenlh-s- Also By J. l.
l,tldingtcn 9n9 tIndonnsi i,l "0HlsN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-06
Business Notices.

sxns,s sAEsApARItLA-The galaxy milky way appears
n The ave of sense congregation ofvapors but the eye
~ aided hy the telescope. has Uncovered that this
scr, nmia0us pathway the broad heavens Is paved
with stars and there is always something, even in the
r,inu;esi fibre Of the smallest flower 10 which science
hro, the medium of experiment. detect something in
visible to the casal observer. As instance take Sandss
s.rsararin The had passed through hundreds and
thousands sf hands before through the instrumental y OF
patient and prolonged experiment. Il made yield It's
hygean properties In tina, concentrated FORM And how I'M
por,an, have been the results Diseases long CONSIDERED IN
cuRbe are now readily expelled from the system tho VIC
lin OF Rheumatism enabled discard hs crutob me mar
tyr 10 Scroule his bsuGages the couded akin M
angry glow the stomach RECEIVERS It's tone 'he I.se' ~;
tvi;v The frame It's strength Such are the eeos VI w
good Gift of investigation and experiment y +, n
Prepared and sold wholesale and reai oy n; .. -
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, ~ Ful,on-s'' n on
"a 80, 80 Rroadwsy n East Broadway and By Drug
oi., generally Throughout, the United S;aes frce - per
bottle Six bottles for s.