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Important to all those afflicted will
diseases Of The Lungs and Breast.
Seven thousand cases of obstinate
Pulmonary Complaints cured in ont
year
WISTAk'S BALSAM OF WILL
CAERRI, the great American Rene
dy for he Lung cOmplaiuts and al
affections Of Ike ReapirGtjOnOrgans.
We do not wish toirife with the lives
or health Of the afflicted, and we sih-
cereIy pledge ourselves to make no as-
sertioDs as to the virtue oi this medi.
cine, and to hotd out no hope 10 soffer-
ing humanily which tacts will not war
rant.
We ask the attention Of the candidto
a lew considerations.
Nature, in every part OF her works e,
has left Indelible marks 'Cf adoption
and design.
The constitution Of the sulmsls and
vege tables Of the torrld, S such that
they could not endure the cold Of the
frigid zone, and vice 9ersa.
In regard to disease and itscure, the
adoption isno less striking.
The Moss Of iceland, the Wild Cher.
ry and Pine Of all Northern Iatiludes.
tand DIR. Wistar's Balsam' is a com
pound chemical extract from lbese) have
long been celebrated for complaints
prevalent only in cold climates Indeed
she most distinguished medical men
have averied that nature furnished 10
every country antidotes for it's own PEI
cuiar diseases.
Consumption in its confirmed and in
Cipient stages, coughs, fasthma, Group
and liver complaints, form BY fer lbe
most fatal rIass Of diseaseo known 10
our land, Yet even these may be cured
oy mssna Of the simple yet powerful
remedies (named aboVe) and which are
c0tIertd by q bene6cient Providence,
wherever those mOladirs'prevaiI.
A CASE OF ASTHMA
The following 10 from a distinguished
Lawyer OF the city Of New York and
whs after reading such cases can
doubt the efficacy Of this madlcinc9
New York, Jan 25 l843
! have'been afflicted with spasmodlc
asthma for "a years sometimes 90 ee-
Verely as tonte confined TO my room for
weeks; and although attended by vstl.
Gus medica advisers OF the highest rep.
uIAlioD and skill IN The country, The re-
lief was but partial and temporary
twice the disease proved nearly fsisI TO
my life.
Some few weeks ago, ! commenced
taking Wstar'e Bassm Of WilG Cherry,
which gave me instant relief, and
single bottle produced in few days
What | believe to be a radical end per-
ect cure
A. WILLIAMS, Airy al Law,
No3S William 81, NY
Wo are acquainted with the Witer of
he above certificate. and bic state mcnts
are entitled to tho full confidence Of tho
public. T A TALMADGE.
Recorder Of the city Of N Y
JoHN Power y D.
VicaI General o! N York.
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BaLDNFsS AND Loss or HAIR

OALDNEOO HNO 'AOo'
4s caused by a want Of health Sci'on
of the vessels which throw on the per
spira.ion from the head. Mheo these
vessels are weak OF diseased, the PET
spirarion is thick and clsmmy and 40
here's 10 the mouths Of the pores ana
clogs them up, aad dries and lorms
scurf or daDdruG. Less blood is Ihen
carried 10 tho roots ofthe hair, and lot
want of which the hair has R0s SUM :
cieut ,noHrishment. aud consequently be-
comes dry and bsrsh, and begins insen
sibIy 10 fall Oft which continuing 10 Ia
crease, eventually produces baldoess.
Restore The capillary vessels OF the hea6
to their former healthy circulation, and
a fne silky new hair will make i'sap
pesrance which will increase IN quan'I-
~ and volume until their hafs becomes
thick and healthy,
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only
preparation that has ever been known
10 produce new Hair on Bald Heads
which It has done in inDumerab'e IN
stances, and will seldom fail, If proper
iy and perseveringly used.
For sale bv I Atkinson Il Co Car
roIron, and r. K, GRAY, Waynesburgh.
September l3, 1874.
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Boots and Shoes,

m vo both Ladies' Gsuemen which will be sold asch
mt u cheaper like quay sny other cs'aOHment
n this partof the country .n o,b;,o h,, n. hs,
Those Who assured ns' no wi" u u"
best exertens give general satisfaction a :.
Work viii the neates manner no upon tue
that he keeps on hahu VI" 10 "
style he hopes 10 ''c'"0 HENRY HELFRCK
CsrrolloD March AZ, IS45.
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October 4, 1874.
Dr. ID Jayme's Sana6ive
Pills.

For Liver Complaints, GOut Jaudics
Dyspepsia, Rhenmotism, FeUerS, Ner.
poWsneSs, Erys;psiGS, end diseases Of
tie Skin, Imprrity Of Ike Blood In
fomasions, Mei0Gcholy Sick Head
uch, Cosiiveaess, Pains in The Head
Breast. Side, Bach, end Limbs, Bill
Ous Affections, Female Diseases, &c
&c &c, and WheaeUer any PGrgdtiUe
Medicine may be required.
There is scarcely eny disease in which
Purgative Medlcinss are no' more or
less required, and much auferiOe and
sickness mghl'be prevented were they
more generally used No person cen
feel we'll whls costlVe habit Of body |
prevails; besideaiI soon generates se-
rious and often IafeI dIseases, which
ghl have been avoided by timely
and judiciOuS use Of proper Catbarlic
Medicines.
The Proprietor can recommend these
Pills with The greatest confidence, be-
ieving them lar superior to The Pills in
general use, more mlld, more prompt,
safe, and Uniform in their operation.
In using them, 10 particular careis
required Persons may eat and drink
as usual and, il desirable, eat lmne
diateIy after taking them.
Age will not impair them, Us they
are go combined as TO always readily
dissolve 10 the olomsch.
In small doses they are Alternative
and gently Laxative, but in large doses,
they are actively Catharic; cleansing
the whole elementary canal from ell
pulrid, Irritating and LEGAL matters, and
producing healthy secreIons Of the
Stomach, Liver, and the various other
Organo Of the body.
They may DO iaken q, all fines, and
in most dsensds--in InfammalOry, In
or mlttenl, Romitent, Bilious, and eve.
~ other form Of FeVer--Joundlce and
Liver Complaiut For Dyspepsia they
ara really an invaluable article, gfadu
ally changing the viIiated secretIous oI
the stomach and liver. and producing
healthy sclion in those important or
gOns. They are very valuable for dis
oases Of the Skin, and for what IS com
monty called dmpurily Of the Blood
also for Female Compsints, CosIive'
ness. &C., and 10 TACT every disease
where an Aper,ent. Alternative, or Pur'
gaIive Medicine may bO required
GrDyPePsia positively can be oHret
by a persevering use oil this valuable
SAN ATiVE, especially II the Toni
VermiIuge be used in conjunction.
For sale by
/. ATKINSON, & co.
COrrollou
| And R K Gray. Waynssburgh,
| IOdA
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BOOKS.

s doz, w. S SpelIers,
6 doz. Cobbs,
e doz Eclectic s psllers, Rsadsrshn
Arlthmetics.
2 doZ. Western Calculators,
Q doz Kirkham's 'Grsmmar,
8 doz Froai's History 'ot theU.S.
Q dog, Missouri Harmony,
\ doz ParIev's Geography,
4 doz, MrcheIl's '2fimary Geography,
4 d.z. do Geography If Atlas,
4 doE. NeIker's' 'Dlcuonay,
'HIlfdUz Cumslock Chemistry
Hail 'doz do PHILOSOPHY,
Half GOh !B'AubIgne's History Of the
Reformation,
Halt doz. Edwards on the Will,
Halt doz. Confession OF 'F1nh,
Half dog. Methodist HNmn's,
Half dog. Watts iPsums and HyUne,
haIfdoz DaVids Psalms,
HaIfdoz. General Assembly collect
ion of Psalms'& Hymns,
10 dog AlmaGack's
On hand and for sale BY
w. M. SlNCLAIR.
Nov. 5th 1874.
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a GREAT BARGAl N!
Who wants iG2

THNFIE subscriber intends 10 cell. al
private sale, bis LOT and OUT
LOT ia CARR0LLTON. The Lot is
No. 96 in Roberts ed addition 10 Car
rolllon, md has good story and half
frame house wlthfVe ooms, and a good
cellar. wood shod, well, smoke house,
q large aud comfortable stable pig pen,
and a number oi beating irui, trees on
1T. The Out Lot 10 but Two Or three
rods from III lot, and contains u titIle
less than one aud q half acres. The
above property ,wil bo sold pery lou,
tho terms will be- made to SUit nearly
any purchaser, and an indsPulable, title
will DO given Those who wIsh 10 OBJ
tain comfortable home IN The town Of
CarrOllln tor a propoitionaolJ small
consideration, vii doweIl to take This
'chuuce Enquire, either personally o
by letter, (pos, paid) of The Rev, d.
'Rorhacker, IN Carrollton, or OF tho sub
scrIber. ..-...-..-...
A. B, BIERDEMANN.
,Uniontown, Stark Co or
Feb. Ia. 1916.
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BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

The attention of the afflicted 10 be"
coming more and morelotIrscled To this
Incompatible remedy for Asthma, Bron
chetis, CouRhs, Consumption &c But
1t s necessary 10 remind all who would
eel the true article, to enquire pArllcu-
arlv for DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF Wild CHERRY. and take moth
ing eIse, UOprincipled deslers will
tell yog that Syrup OF WIND Cherry, or
some other cough medicine is equally az
good. Regard them not they only
want your money. Remember 10 Is
Wisar's Basnm Of Wild Cherry, lhC
not only relieves but cures
Price 81 90 per bottle,
For sale in Cincinnati BY
SANFORD g. PARK,
Also in Carro'Iion by
n KENNEDY, Druggist.
Frb 90. as.
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OIL

One bbl best Winter Strained Sperm
JIt; one bbI Tanners Oil, ,just'recsived
and for sale by
WIN. M. SINCLAIR.
Oct. 3.
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coffee.

40 pounds Cotfee'Of the best quality
Tor une doiaI, by
LtATKlNSON g. co.
October4 1914.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-16
Julyl2, 1874.

GTDr SMITH having declined the
practice Of has profession ia CarrOlI,ou.
would tSGe this opportunity Of freoomGseu.
ding TO his friends, aRS lbe cubic A. X.
CHl'HoLu,M D as a physician in whem
the GlmON eoa6dsacO cAa Be placsd.
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.Havne,s Exprcaora nc.

No Other medicine will remove mu'
Gus or pus from the throat so thorough
" as this, 1t stfectuaily loOsens The
coaguIated masses from the membrsne
which lines the trachia, sDd at every
cough the patient will bring up poFsloo'
Of The diseDgaged matter. To all com
plants of The pulmonary oTRanS, even
where nature seems TO be making no el-
fort to throw off tho disease, Jayne's
Expeclorant imparts vRor 10 the ma
chinery OF respiration, aud enables thom
TO dsencumber themselves OF the OBJ
structioas which had impeded their Tree
operation. Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis
Pleu ri.y-in word, all Diseases OF q
pulmonary nature, yield to this PfePs-
gslion, II properly administered
HAVE YOU CoUGHf-DO not negIecI
il, thousands have met premature
death for tho want oil q lIlIle RItenIioH
10 common cold.
Have you g CoughH-Dr. Jayne't
Expectorsnt sale medlca prescrlp
lion, cou,sining no poisonous drugs. and
used 10 an extensive practice .or sever
al yesrs, will most positively shord re-
lief. snd save you from that awful die
ease Pulmonary Consumption, which sn'
nualIy sweeps into the grave hundreds
OF tho young, the old, the iair, the love-
Iy and the gay.
Have you Coughf-Be persuaded to
purchase a bottle ofthe BXpecIoraOI!-
To day! Tomorrow may be too late
Have you Cougb7 -JeyDe's ExPec
torsnt is The only remedy you shOu ID
take 10 cure you.
For this plain reason, that in no one
Of The thousend cases where it has been
used hasil failed to relieve.
For sale BY /, Atkinson & 10 ,'Car
roIIron, sndR K Cray, Wayuesburgh
September l3. 1914.
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NOTICE,

Is hereby gwen, that petition vii,
be presented to The Commissioners OF
Carroll county, at their June session, IN
hS45, praying for the location Of "oun
w read, commencing on The "Mahion
beatty roGd. !" near the norlh ee0l corner
,of Harrison Downs lenee, thence the
toeasesl q nd best road, near tho houseHnd
tbarneoC Jacob 8hearer, on The south side
80 the zoe IN sasl former OF Jacob Shear
ssI's aYid, thence Oou,h to the New Lis
tbon and tlew Phladelphis state road
MANY PETITIONERS
April %, lS4b 2S-4t
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MBDI0AE NOTICE.
a. II. CtAishOIEna NI n

graduate OF the Medical College ofOSio.
having locatedin Tho town of Carrolton
with The view Of making it his ptrma.
nent residence, tenders his professional
services 10 The inhsbHsnis of the place
and the surrounding country, and hopes
by close attention and asslduous appl-
cation TO the various duIIes OF his pro.
Iession 10 merit and obtain reasonabi
share, Of public patronage.
Office few doors west Of Siaclair's
Store.
JulyI2, 1874.
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GN11NN TA@Ws

Assorted numbers oI the best quality
one dollar for five pounds. for sale ny
|. ATKINSON g. co.
October 4. 1874
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BOOKS

TheEcectic series, Cob6's and u, s
,Speller, Kirkham's Grammar, MItchelrs
Geography IL Atlas, and school books
generally, fOr'sate by
CUMMINGS g. AKERS.
CurroIlVn, MoV, Slh 4Ssa.
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lTAIRTI FOR SAG3o /,
"a THE subscriber wishes 10
f1.s1s. f1.s1s.. sellihis valuable Farm, on
I;;i; which he now resides, ~ n
'i1alA=AA@ miles from CaFrolIton, IN w.
mon townshIp, containing f
Eighty Acres,
Fifty oil which are cleared and uudeT
good fence and IN a'hlgh state OF culi-
ValIon; with a two story log house well
finished, spring house and smoke house.
a suitable barn, an apple and peach Or
chard, and 40 excellent spring OF water
within a rod OF the door, II will be sold
low and on reasonable terms. in pay |
ments: .. /
Aay person Wishing toprocure pleas
ant and convenient home will do we'll to
EcalI and see the premises.
GAr Phere also can be- several good
COAL BANKS opened upon thepremi-i
see.
JOHN ATWELL.
Jan 10, 1870.
SO Barrels Lake Salt on hand and for
sale BY KJACKS0N.
Nov 9th, 1914,
The subscriber has on hand lot oI
FBO0KS tor sale, such as Eclectic Rea-
ders, Cob's and u s. Spelling Books,
MicheI's Geography Introduction TO
the English Rs4der, PArlsv's History,
Music Books, Cob's Primers and ma
ny other useful Books.
JULIUS C HART.
! Feb. 7. fS45. ...... ... u
! Vqn Brotsn, Hir0m Grtswold
CGrroiltoR. ChiO. Canton, 0hlO.
BROWN AND GRISW0LD.
ATTORNEYS AT Law. tI
I Office in tie COart noase, Carrslitoa
lOkio. oasa, 4
! March %. ls4t. sfa
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February %, ls46.-uA.
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so Barrels Lake Salt on hand and for
sale by X, JACAS0N'
Nov 9th, 1874,
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July 10, 1874
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FOR CONS IVA PFa ON!

Important to all those afflicted with
diseases Of the Lungs and Breast.
Seven thousand cases of obstinate
Pulmonary Complaints cured in one
Vpar
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27
To all Concerned.

We would call The attention of some of our
subscribers, and especially certain Pos, Mas.
rers to The following reasonable, and we'll sci.
lied rules Of Law in relation TO publishers. 10
The patrons of newspapers.
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS
|. Subscribers who do not give erpress no.
hcs 10 The contrary, are considered as wishing
10 continue their subscriptions.
Q If subscribers order The disconlnuance Of
,her papers, the publishers may continue TO
send Them ill all asrearages are paid.
8. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take
heir papers from The officesio which they are
directed, they are held responsible ill they
hare settled rheir bill, and ordered ;heir papers
discontinued.
T. II subscribers remove 10 other places with.
Cul informing the publishers, and their paper is
sent TO the former direction, they are held re-
spnnslhIe.
5 The courts have decided tha, refusing 10
axe newspaper or periodical from the Office,
m removing and leaving il uncaIled for. is "pri-
IN, face" evidence OF Intentional fraud
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27
The Spirits Land.

have never liv'd alone;
Whene'er The world wonld no, give me love,
I've sprung on The spirits wings above,
To brighter world Of my own.
have found sweet soiace there,
And peopled il with the forms that press
Through its paths OF life. full OF loneliness,
As The roses which they wear.
I've tear and parting strain
|Fur The gentle souls-lhere be many such
|Tha shrink like leaves from The winlry touch
or world they lov'd in vain.
tear for The bitter woes
That, lightning like, o'er the spirit glide.
And bIanched the cheek, when affections tide
On the Young hear backward flows.
With the staff Of Faith in hand
borrow wings of thy vie~less wind.
Lrsve earth and its sorrows far behind,
And | go TO The Spirits Land.
They are there, and they welcome me;
The gentle souls, in whose love sincere
had found repose while they linger'd here.
Full of joyous sympathy.
Like the soft, sweet breath Of even,
They glide, but without sound or stir.
Ger psihs Of The delicate gossamer.
And they whisper me tales of heaven.
Ny only brother, too,
He is dwelling there, and he welcomes me
To The land where our spirits, ligh, and free
In affection live anew
Daily we commune there,
Aud We taste, but far from a world Of pain,
All the innocent joys Of life again,
And our voices blend in prayer.
And humbly we worship Thee.
he merciful, the undying One
Father of heaven! Thy will be done
To all eternity!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27
1Hunterdon Gazette.

The following ballot was voted in the First
Ward, Sd District, New-York CRY:
"For the amendment Of the Constitution in
relation to the removal of Judicial Officers.
For the removal of all officers, and the ap-
poinlment of new ones from the body OF The
people every six months.
"For the division Of properly every Ssiur-
day night-oftener if required
"For making the dealing ou. of wine behind
the counter legal tender for the Banks, in-
stead Of specie particularly for the Dutch
"For the establishment Of Stated Preaching.
and the Bible in the Schools, a. all places this
side Of Sandy Hill.
"If negroes shall be allowed to vote. | am
for Strengthening their hair and whiIewashing
their id black faces.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27
"The ArtfuI Dodger."

Tyerism is full Of funny incidents, but the
richest story is told of Mr.. 'Delusion' Smith, Of
Ohio Ii seems that for services done and rem
dered, the Gaping gave this Smith mission
somewhere in the Pacific Ocean, at salary of
eight dollars day. In hunting ou, Tylermen
for decapiIation, Mr.. Folks people came across
Smiths appointment, and letters of recall were
at once made out. But the next thing was to
catch him. Some shrewd knave advised Smith
to keep constantly on the move. and his letters
to the Stale Department are simple announce
ments ,ha. he shall be somewhere else very
shortly. Mr.. Buchanan puts his finger where
he was. bu, ",he little joker" ain, there! And
thus the matter stands Mr.. Buchanan has
chased The Tyler man pretty much over the
Pacific. bu, he can. keep him long enough in
one place to serve wri, on him." and Smith
bids fair to draw his SO per diem through the
reign Of Polkery!
Hunterdon Gazette.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27
take morning nap, could moi but muse upon
the adventures Of a single night
War Again.

The Providence Gazeue, very properly con-
demns The conduct Of some old nnusfy Bachelor
landlords in that place;-(,hey mus, be Of that
fororn class, as married men would not be gull
~ Of such an outrage on the rights of womeu)
But hear The edtor-he talks about right on The
subject:
"WAR AGAINST BABIEs.-Our landlords, IL
would seem, have commenced q war Of ex,er-
mination against children. If you wish 10 rent
a house, the frs, question asked you is, wheth-
er you have children; and if you have, the idea
of bargain is altogether out of the question.
The notion seems TO be that children were
made to live ou, of doors, or under the stable
with the pigs, and ,ha, those who are guilty. Of
being encumbered with them, deserve neither
sympathy nor house room. Tenemen,s in our
city are not any 100 plenty, and TO have every
advertisement Of an empty one. touched off
with the provoking finale, tina. it will be rented
low TO "gen,eel family without children" as
though "genleel families" were never guilty
of having children. is decidedly vexing to gem
tlemen, as well as anxious mothers And IL is
no. very encouraging 10 "home manufacturer"
either I"
Oh! the horrible monsters! TO trea, the poor
babies So
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SCHOCH Il SPERING.

TERMSTwo dollars per annum In aivance-Two dollars
quarter, half yearly-and If paid before be end ~
me year. Two dollars and half Those who receive the;r
pe by carrier stage drivers employed by the
,,rx will be charged 81 Ia cts. per year extra rf
No papers discontinued until all arearages are paid
, the o2tion of the Editors. SP'
Averlisenents not exceeding uare sixteen lines,
viii be inserted three weeks for dollar twenyye Gents
for every subsequent insertion larger ones in proportion
1A letters addressed the Editors must be most na,d
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27

SNATcHINo KIss.-A negro in Baltimore.
lately undertook TO kiss a snapping-,urlle for
FIVE cen, piece. when the owner slipping the
moose from The head Of the monster ii caugh,
the poor fellows upper lip, and i, was impossi-
BILE to deliver him until its jaws were forced
open. He said "he wouldn't buss anoder for a
dollar tank his stars for de'scape dis ,ime."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27

ln Georgia, fellow disguised him self az
hs devil, robbed the house Of q rich widow
aud was making of. when Jake Braddock. re-
turning from the muster field. also disguised by
quor, shot dead the gentleman in black, in
spite of his birthstone breath and his club foot
When they came TO disrobe and examine the
'SIIen angel, be was found 10 be citizen OF the
0eghborhood.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27

A clergyman having preached during Lent.
in a small Town, in which he had no, once been
invited TO dinner. said. in seriously exhoniug
his parishioners agains. being seduced by the
prevalen, vices Of the age, Il have preached
agains, every vice but luxurious living. having
had no opportunity Of observing TO wha. extent
il is carried on in this town."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27

IT Here is good parody on the we'll
Shown png of the Troubadcur."
Gaily the Editor
Smoked his cigar.
While be was scissoring
n News near and Car.
Looking for nufders dire.
{ ltems--or poffs.
Devil ssy--devH cay
Amt that enough!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-27

I The Galena (Ill) Gazette estimates that
there will be paid out this year in the mining
country abou, two millions Of dollars for i,s
staple product, head