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Sntieriss.
]. G. GREGORY 3 co. MANAGERS
Office No. IOI West Main street..

Office No. IOi West Main street
bkAwING REuFivED EyFkY nay
s25.uOJ, $500,
ih"rsisy-Nenhdfa. frrs. Ist Csy,ai.. as Geo COCO
1000. 5000. $500 TOO 1900 5000 Ae - No. A. 49,
"Loa-. $40. halve. .. 90.
$1,000. 1910
"HJ -n"n"nEsia, 3o 'ss.iss 5000 1000 COO zoo goo
Ae ''Nos I9drA~a. wbo,rs VI: haiy.. zoe o.. = ~.
$4,000 1000.
satnss y-A.tanir,, Eata lGi C.a1l. sie seo A. n,
iso" lis' 10 oi itoJ. ke - N- rs dsa~a wL.... 4.
halves 9 o.. 4. -
" 'iSfs 'o iictrt. af Sf1rs 7rS tshss.- 81
:. ,hs Abov. splehiii Loses ~.I t-es,. a., g.. -,
Stnion ard "a ohc .al assnr.i Il Ia. ~ seat
A''" " E"N"f "h"n i"q.eu" ~ 40 yshp Aae,.
J. C. GRE,s...y a 60 sssnas.n
- NIch VI
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REMOVAL

Is. SIRl hER has removed his wholesale
Dry Goods store ffom No g. Bank street 10 Nos ~ and Il
mr.e doors heo-"efe lie Offers for city ae
c"panc"s, general assnSten French British AMI
by ooSs al small advance price. His goods being
he purchased auction he eels assured that any wishing
TO buy VIII be richly compensated calling hard md for "a.
qnanV 81 sp'nish Mating Z, 81 and Canton Mating
CaTPeiing and Worsed Yarn INO.B SrRYKgg
Nos. IL aud ~, Bank Street,
y '--'m Philadelphia.
'hANGE OF HOURs--On aitsr TUESDAY stb inst Ac
~ comm diuon Train leaves Richmond nj STA NJ
Norfolk Train "A A a.
PcersburE AM
THEO. p CARNETT,
jug SupcTinead ent X. 4 p. r. Z.
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Eieiiniond, Jolly End, ,s45.
n OTTO L.

a LEN X. HILL returns his thanks TO his
friends aud the public generally tie IteraI no
as received io the " four hopes by srci att.
uoh 10 business To merit continuance sane. assrg hrs
customers ana III" public generally, VIII sIvay I
aTe and general assortment OF boots
h' 81 he f st fashionable sisic Pkiderh
Ryan NeCfdy, hcniosh AMI celebrated ma IN
fhAd Ipha and 'he Fast which with manufacture al al
inns eneeIs ms stock Il not superior Inferior TO any
IN The city 10th in qualify and n price.
ildes and Sentiment, Boys and Misses nd Shoes
mace 10 "rer IN the fashionable style To which he
"oa can the attention Of all Shoes III good
quality. airy uII = e'
Dealer IN uo,ts st,.. IL. -. 800
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EXTENaIYE NALE OF C4RRTsCES


NIhNbtNG 10 remove tnvu, IN a., ro,,.,
IN" s.n'" vii ~ az pu-.e auction. on sNit'RDAY
"e any ~ Joy ~ o'e' lib ,h- y,e OF
ny o. 'ai'"r' and Harr"-a oi desef puoa sN-liy
VI ny ne IN n1Gb~T-anof which or
,hoha'- 'oaehs+ Cbaro"e' farpuc-. Baxx-- an O,
To ths day n sale, a. 4; IN te.rIn.n-d 70 ~
49,, JAMES KOSHER.
foR SAlh ~ above. eieif Of months handsome
Birogehs snd u r ania par of yo,rg ,,,s
sn1 genie
s--sfs
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JOHNST0N'S MEDICAL EMPORIUM

NJ 10 WINS TREET
WHERE can at all tunes bc found an ex,co.
y nye assorinent ~ DuEs Medicines. Chsmtesh. p,,,,,
~, pye suhs Fancy Articles Hsif brushes Comb. a., en- :.
s noeea refiunery Soaps. NofE Bntcs Silver Pencil, a
&c van Az 'he new Fteneh and Enssh MEDICINAL
a,' ss ey sppta which hs whorsIe or r,s,i ~ 80
"""' fEYToN JOHNSTON
APo,beeafy and Dmssst
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B u III DIN Il LOTS
COLUMBIA HOUSE.
HESTNlr slEsf BETWEEN ora AND ira STREET
fEslsGcIphis.

CHESTNUT slEsT, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STREET
- fhslsGciphis.
Wiz. Subscribers resprCi uliy inform their
i''H'- anf N. travelling pu.is they have .sen the
aHos" h-use formerly Marshall House AM "a =
haas extensive a-'l meat. ~ a. u.sso !ayg
spared DO epse ~ !eHce Of resaut and a n
onzo- houses TIE cy The Ai0r ae lIsrous tie cham
Uss large ard vel Arranged entirely bew H. e.
ton - N the nzt e"rai ~ city, all III pace, o,
Weston sud Sn,ilsrniou.es
The table cil al hs JsIeaees OF the .a,
ssiecltt. '
TEe EroPf c:'r hop, ~ pers raj art-a, A.. ne.
IN NE hus'">- O." eve satctiUa
"rh nsr rz'ron.re BtGLEY, MACKENZIE "a 60
JANEs n,GLEy. late Of Jones II1rl
HsNsT e. SArKsSE formerly Of the Washington uoys.
Pa rEa l.. TTRsrs,x. h., -~s..,.
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}. Il. WORDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,
OPPo THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Rlchnond. Eirpiuin.

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGES HOTEL
Aiehmond, Sirrinin.
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Great Red ton in Po>tnre.
VI Tn and alter the first Of July nclsrR from ole u
Ern Lotey Tickets be distance Of 900 mile. fo,
hse cents 800 miles Many psrSors ia the cnuu
have been dsierr-d om ordering Tickets IA of the
heavy postage charged double however
OF single letter costs nothing
The Seh=n-s below all ones worthy the
oi adventuets Lotteries. Orders confidential and auep IA
promptly.
Spien9id Lotteries for JULY.
J.f. WORD, vendcr.
Alexandria Lottery, Cass 2--to |. Saturday
lHth 1876" Capitals $4,000 5COO ossO 100 przs. Of
1000 &C 20 No Lottery 10 Dawn Ballots Tek.ts 10 Hayr.
D Quarters So Cerheaes Packages Whole Ticket,
sl5V-haves and Quarters proportion
Alexandria loitcy Class 29-Io drawn on Saturday Ju,y
18Th lst' Grand Capitals $40 5000 a0os So
przes OF 1000. so Of SEQ LoSes Prs.. 4.
Tickets $40 Halves Quarters So Certificates Of Package. Of
- "hoe Tickets siiO-liay.s proportion
Alexandria Lottery Ca- 5O-tn on Saturday I'M,
sOh le'S Brilliant Scheme $50 OOo GOCO 1000 .OOa 2,U0
81 prizes OF 1000 SO OF 400 50 OF 400 Tes.,
$40 Halves s. Qlarsrs so Certificate. OF Package. Of "a
Whole Tickets slsO-iiAves and Quarters proportion
ordsrs for Tickets Certificates If
IN TIRE above Splendid Lotteries will
uon am an oea aes5un' Of
"noVet !" All who ordni rom J. 2. WORD
Rich
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AultiOu golss.
f.gYnis DAYS.
VALUABLE LOTS

aef virtue of a decree in ehaucerv n,o,o,,D..,,
q" th' ft,l % Savsmtes. istc B., no C..sn,, Coz, -,
i.s'o "a tae sh q! DAVIS wtas WE A.a oia,, 4
NJ - ' ii r'-f 10 I-cue SAT- t-cr-e. ou zAfVgDAy
Is- -sh 90 Jay is3s Pablo Auei,sa on IN. ...u, -
n'lns GA street ~ re sehoad Is E-,, au mr., 40
bic. 49, ''''' W Jun" "eH"
"''''''ifs' '"~h
- oV:o e to chI-s, sssgua,-i 80 H. Ia puvar.
No -. - 49, ''"'' ~ P''' Nv
La a tn had O. van"y street, sousa,d By the J to
"a AMI pusar.u.a - ~
sal At ~ o'eioeh 81 20 much Yuhase MOI sy A. VIII
o7rAy the e-i Ct Of .sL An ,ast. t ..r
le2c--ft-.
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
-;ichfEoud. VA
U y ID T. THE hNGE No1

HOfTS PRIZE OFFICE,
.;ichfEoud. VA
Uni ER THE EACHA NGE, No. J.
SPLENDID JULY SCHEMES!
$4,000!
Ahiania iouery, Chs. ssio be dawn IN AI.randra g.
on snufdiy. july eth i5ij Capls S10GsO 10 900 soC
ioe Pfz. of le"o Ae - 30. Lottery Baio,s
is"c so Haive- quarters 2.;O Crueats ~ PaeA 20.
~ :" HE4e TIch.ts SisOHaycs and Quarters IN proco,n
SiOOCn.
h"N1hdfa Lottery Css. 2o-D Be dna~ IN AsIand,. ID
on S2infray July 10 1855 Grana ngo
s"o0 $685. 3oU- 20 NJ OF 500 90 OF 200
lwe>tPrEs si2 Tickets $50 Halves s: Quarter. ESQ C.-
ha'' Of Packages OF Is Whole Ticket. and Quar-
i.Ts pTos-o.iloa.
$4,000.
A-taad''a Lottery Class 51n be drawn in Asant, g.
on 5siudy July .t,h lsi5 Brilliant so 600 10 900
too' VI" $500 1921 80 % 1000 200 20 Of 200
l.o 200 &c re!sts so; have. quarters So ,.a,le.
" Packages OF 20 Whole Tickets -iave. ani iauss an
proportion
sPersons visiting the city on TIoy Il they wan,
monsy. ~ 800
~ Orders for Tickets Certificates Of Package
IA tie abuve splendid losries, rceev. the most pto
ION and az account of each drawn. sent iaediriy 4,
who may order TIesss from n N y.oy-r
Richmond Apni 20, IsI5.
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

VENHE subscribers are now openisr their Fall
supls o! SAX ans F@ley Dfy Goods eoas,snr in p. Of
the foilowlt. 'F -
~aiinets and Twects
Black aud eord Apareas 4 Lus,rcs
Ftannels ADJ 4. zrz
New patterns S1as ie I.-i-s
Do G.aetanis Z. Cllco.s
Do CIoih SHsws
kerssys, ptans aud glal.s
White and black M,ekin2w L Cori
blankets
Cotton, worried ami wool u ,sirry
Brown, bea. and c0rd Cotton gods
Linens, Lawns Diaper, Shrrilnr.
DamasS table Cloths MAXIM.
An extensive assortment NJ n cotton Hdkfs
American elastic Suspeniers
Every make SPOOL Cotton
For sale on the most Accommodating term.
DOREMUS. SUDAN 4 NIXON
ia YIN ~ Nassau street OPPOSITE. The Post pa,c. Y
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a SALESMAN WAATE". tn go 10 Philadelphia An active
n 'ehse" young man OF ntsEriy ard Who
mas be'h brought the Dry aud who has
sohra ACQUAINTANCE with Virginia buy goods in
'ha mars sneh a. would eraklr him
ampunt ~ custom, need .psl l. wan. an yho.
sae Dry Cno house, In Market Phadirha Adi,.s MAJ,
Gus Philadelphia Post Give In, name. or y,,,,, a.,
ehahs 10 WHOM IsleIenee be- nlhr M %,
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~ tinos-. "a tsTo.her,
No. =. aain
GLOCERIES LIQUORS, sc
- . 81 Ans'tun
On FRIDAY MORNING July i4th, a, 10 oeoek s.,-,. ,x.
WI I'll vane'y Of Groceries, &c noding the follow M ,r,i
49,
- If ehsr. Sc ard hne Imperial and Powder Tea
now Tor
50 Is 10 boxes Cuapowtet Tea
IL hhi- \ 0feini Suyar
10 do BALTIMORE Whisky
10 bo1ss sup Ground Pepper
80 do do Nusaid
20 do Coera,es St,.eh
20 key fsskCIIvts
o e"foons clr1ceas IrdiEo. very pine
. b"x-s No. MaSl:acgur,l. Tat.ero
ut pipes genuine -. :. rap ~ Co.nae ptanIy
d IN y. Dgpuy
VI easks Pine Nadc.ra Wine
IL do DO Port do.
s-gars, BED Cords Tow Lines
piesi's. Catsup. Preserves. y.f.ys
IEkMS-SuHs GnteT 500. cash; owe, that ss.ounf month
for approved endorsed
Jess INInEs a. RRorurp A.,
Now ana secondhand Household Furnitu re-
Nattrass-s- Ic., AT AUCTION.
on ~HItkD.f M'GNlNG July at Store at o. oe,rk
We WIN SCI. without eons, nts
era variety Of new and sec0EdhlId Hogj.had Furniture.
fSJ-P.fueglifs here gftsr.
r. lNinEs BROTHER, Aucts
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SNrHs wnooriNG COUGn sYEyP-A ars., -
F' Us, nsis o.
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The Ports and Poetry of Europe,
'UNHE POETS AND POETRY oF EuRoPE with inuciue ions
and Bogmphcsi NOeCs by Iieniy i.1nriso,y a. sl,p
"a Ostavo voiumr. ssup rcs
iransatons from TIE Ans seiaHac Danish
SWEDISH 6efmau bueh. French Ittlaa. spnnh Portuguese
StgfSrLY FuBLEutU.
New Ed'ns unofm above q the Poets .nd Poetry
Of Amcuca.
The Poets and r''ctry Of England BY Rufls W. Grswod
Fof safe BY
h.
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FRESH BUTTER

FRESH BUTTER.
II s'ah 'ot OF Outer very article for sas
""V IEhPLEMAN ., gATCLtFFE
4 drsrrs hates. 81
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CARD.
TRUNKSl TKIINkSI

E rhe' has now sofr'a large beautiful assor,-
menioi Browns celebrated Travelling Trunks, some OF the n
made expressly for the Ladies. would ea m, ,c
ton Of al! IN wants they will be sold very low.
my2s Dealer IN Hc,s. shoe. r.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-13
To all Concerned.

We would call the attention Of some Of our
subscribers, and especially certain Post Mas.
rers, to the following reasonable, and well set
tied rules of Law in relation to publishers, to
The patrons of newspapers.
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
j. Subscribers who do no, give eapress no
tics 10 the contrary, are considered as wishing
TO continue their subscriptions.
2. If subscribers order The disconiin,iance of
their papers, the publishers may continue TO
send them ill all a.rearages are paid.
g. IL subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take
their papers from the offices 10 which they are
directed. they are held responsible ill they
hare settled their BILL and ordered heir papers
Discontinued.
f. Ii subscribers remove TO other places with
Ou informing the publishers. and their paper is
sen, 10 The former direction, they are held re-
sponsihle.
5. TIE courts have decided that refusing to
take newspaper or periodical from the office,
or removing and leaving il uncaled for. is ''pri-
ma facie" evidence OF Intentional fraud.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-13

lea ; but We can know their character by their
remains; and their lineage by their lineamen,s
The former was most unques'onabIy that Of a
barbarous people; and the latter ha, the unmls-
laksable characteristics, in person and habits,
Of iha, great Tartar or Scyhian race, which,
from the earlies, ages Of the world, have inhab.
tied the upper regions Of Asia, and whence
they have al different periods, descended upon
other countries. That they might have reached
America with very lillle ari, is well known
that they did so, is in the highest degree prob
able.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-13

Strange as u may seem, there are some un-
believers in il. The Bunker Hill Aurora Tells
an anecdole Of shark. which ii thinks is even
more remarkable, and full as rue, as thai OF the
whale.
Some years ago, says The Aurora, when Ex-
Governor Morton was on the bench, one Capt
Taylor boarded with the Judge al the Bloom
field House. One morning The Judge came III
while several genllemen were standing by. and
says 10 Cap. Taylor, "Csplaln. | passed The
evening with Com. --- last evening, aud
be speaks very highly Of your inriIal'on, &c..
but, captain, have been thinking that if
shark should happen to come along while you
we,e under water, what would you do then 2"
I"Why judge" said he. zone of my copper boots
would make an indIsesrlble breakfast Tor him."
"Ah! don't know about that" SAID the
Judge; "some time ago. shark chased boa,
aud the men heated large shot red hof, and
threw il overheard 10 him; he soon swallowed
j, and 1t burn, out, wheueapon he turned round
and caught again. and did so Two or three times
beiOIe u reached The bottom.
The company manies,ed their gravity from
respect to The judge, until one gentleman de-
! clared il was "a laeI, for sad he friend of
mine was scuing near The shark "a, The time.
The shark became so exasperaled, that he swsl-
lowed my friend boat and all, and he immedi-
aely stuck the oar out OF the hole made by tho
shot aud scuIIed for shore y
The Judge mzzled, and made straight for
The door. and has no. alluded TO the subject
since.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-13
The Millerites attempting to raise the
eleads

A short Time since one of the followers Of
Miller and Hines committed suicide al Nashua,
N. FL, by walking deliberately into The Merri-
the opposite side, who could not reach him ill
he had drowned. Ii soon became noi,ed about,
among bis Miller brethren of The town. num-
ber Of whom repaired TO The spoI, look charge
of the body, and carried il 10 one of their own
houses. All al once they became filled with
faith that they could restore him 10 life, and
with that view actually prayed and sang over
the corpse nearly all Sunday night. II is per-
haps needless 10 say ha. they did moi make a
raise.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-13
The value of Laush:er.

witty writer says, in praise OF laughter -
Laughter has even dssipated disease and pre-
served life by sudden effort Of nature. We
are told that the great Erasmus laughed so
heartily at the satire by Reuchlier and Van
Hu,ten, tha, he broke an imposihume, and re-
covered his health In a singular treatise on
Laughter" Jouber! gives two similar ins,an-
ces. "a patient, being very low. the physi-
clan, who had ordered dose of rhubarb. coun-
iermanded the medicine, which was left on the
table. monkey in The room, jumping up, dis.
covered the goblet, and, having tasted, made
terrible grimace. Again pulling only his tongue
into il, he perceived some sweetness Of the dis
solved mama, while the rhubarb had sunk to
the bottom. Thus emboldened, be swallowed
The whole, bu, found i, such a nauseous potion
that after many strange aud fantastic gfimaces,
he grilled his teeth ia agony, aid in violent
fury threw the goblet on The floor. The whole
affair was so Iudicrous thai the sick man burst
into repeated peals Of laughter, and the recov.
ery of cheerlulness led TO health"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-13

Ho, We who al The anvil toll.
And strike the sounding blow.
Where from The burning irons breast
The sparks fly to and fro,
While answering 10 the hammers ring,
And fires in'enser glow
Oh, while We feel Ills hard 10 Toll
And sweat the long day through,
Remember, il is harder sill
To have no work TO do.
Ho, We who I'LL the stubborn soil,
Whose hard hand guides the plough,
Who bend beneath the summer sun,
With burning cheek and brow
Ye deem The curse sill clings 10 earth
From olden Tine I'LL now,
Bu while ye feel Ills hard TO Toll
And labor all day through
Remember il is harder still
To have no work 10 do.
Ho, We who plough the seas blue field;
Who ride the restless wave,
Beneath whose gallan, vessels keel
There lies yawning grave
Around whose bark the winuy winds
Like field of fury rage Is
Oh, while We feel us hard 10 Toll
And labor long hours through,
Remember IL is harder still
To have no work 10 do. u@
Ho. all who labor-all who strive!
Ye WELD a lofty power,
Do with your might, do with your strength
Fill every golden hour;
The glorious privilege TO DO
Is mans most noble dover,
On 10 your birihright and yourselves,
To your own souls be true;
A weary, wrelched life is theirs,
Who have no work 10 do.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-13
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SCHOCH IL SPERIyE.

TERMS-Two dollars per annum in adyance-T,so dollars
and quarter half yearlyand il paid before The end Of
the year dollars and half Those who receive their
papers by carrier or stage drivers employed by the proprie
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No papers discontinued ua all arrearages are paid excep
At the option OF the Editors f'
UAdversemens not exceeding square (sxteen lines
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for every subsequent insertion larger proportion
peral discount will be made to yearly advertisers
TA letters addressed TO the Editors must be post paid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-13
aDis.ni.s that Hcg.''

Judge Dooly. of Georgia, was remarkable tor
bis wit, as well as for other talents. AT one
place where he attended Court, he was moi
well pleased will, his entertainment at The tay-
eru. On The first day Of his arrival hog--un-
der the name Of pig-had been cooked whole
and laid on the table. No person attacked 1t,
1t was brough, the next day. and the next. and
treated with The same respect. and IL was on
ihe table on the day on which the Court ad'
j'nraed As the parry finished dinner. Jndge
Dooy rose from The table. and 10 solemn
manner addressed the Clerk: k q
"Mr Clerk said he. "dismiss that hog
Upon hi, recognizance until the FIRST day OF ihe
nex Cour. He has attended so faithfully du'
tug the present Term, lha, dont think y VIII
oe necessary 10 lake any security" ..aS,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-13

"My dear Julia" said one pretty girl TO ano-
,her, !" can you make up your mind to marry
that odious Mr.. Snuff :"
why, my dear Mary" replied Julia, i
believe could take him at pinch"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-13

"Those wicked men they did conspire
TO kill the king with Gun-pow--dire."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-13

Guilt upon the conscience will make ieaih-
er bed hard; but peace Of mind will make
straw bed soft aud easv.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-13

The Chambersburg (Pa Wing has received
a BEET which weighs seven pounds.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-13

Il makes gtll proud TO have one beau; but
when she has two. Lord bless youl soul, you
caa'I gel within ten feet OF her.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-11-13

play upon words" as s'he boy said when
he kicked the dictionary up and down The
'choo room.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-18
Summer Arrangement.

FROM BOSTON, daily except Sunday,)
DOR Albany and Western Railroad Hartford New Ha-
Il ven and New York, at u A. and 4P.M.
FOR N0rUach and Stations the Norwich Railroad, at
y A. NJ. and P. M.
For Worcester. and Way Stations the Worcester Rail
Road, at "a A. M, and P.
For military at u A. M. and P. NJ.
For NeW York. via Norwich and by Steamer every day
except Sunday, AT P. NJ.
For NeW York. by Long Island Rail Road every day
except Sunday, at A
FROM WORCESTER.
With Passengers from the Western Rail Road Albany,
Hartford, New Haven, and New York via New Haven, at
10 A. NJ and AZ PM, stopping at Hay Stations
With Passengers from the Norwich Rail Road at 10 AM
stopping al Hay Stations.
With Worcester Passengers, at and 10 IN. and M
stopping al Wdy Stations.
With Passengers from NetCYork by Steamer to Norwich
early every day except Monday stopping only al Framing
ham.
With Passengers from New York by Long Island Rail
Road every afternoon except Sunday stopping eny at
FrGming CHAM.
FROM MILLBURY
For Boston and Way Stations, daily except Sunday,
81 A. NJ. and "A P. NJ.
NEWTON TRAINS
From Boston, at 81 AM 81 & 7P.M daily except Sunday
do w. Newton at "a & l04 Am. & q do. do.
Sunday Mail from Boston at Ii p M.-from Worcester
nj Z A. NJ.
All Baggage at the risk ofits owner.
Fares less when paid the Ticket Offices, than in
the Cars. VIM. PARKER, Sup't.
April 80, 1845. If
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WOr.. Carding, Cloth Dressing,
And neutrality-suspicious.

AHU WdnUIdCIUTIngs
pOYAL II. CHAFFIN respectfully informs
the public that he has repaired and enlarged his former
establishment and fitted with good machinery suitn
bic for CARDING WOOL INTO ROLLS and Manufac
turing into PLAIN CLOTH, KERsEMERE, AND
FROCKlNG on shares or otherwise.
Custom Cloth and Old Garments Dyed and Finished as
usual.
~ Wool and Cloth, with directions thereon, left Vt the
Store of f. HARRINGTON Worcester, or VIM. BENEFITS,
HubbaydstOn, .will be taken and returned.
Holden. East Vage, June II. t
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CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MANTFACTORY,
Headache-Sick or Nervous.

TTNHOSE who have suffered and weary OF suffering
4 with this distress ng complaint, will find SPEN ER'S
VEGETABLE PILLS remedy at certain and mme
date in its effects One single dose the Pills. taken
the headache is felt coming on will it in one
hour, and frequently in Is minutes.
In all cases of pain single trial will satisfy the in
credulous that they will give immediate relief regard
is to be had what time they are taken.
This MEDICINE, for of materials which compose it,
has been principally confined the Rhode Island
Were it as well known in all the States the could
not be supplied; upwards of twenty-five thousand boxes
OF these inesmable Pills have been sold within the
twelve months in Rhode Island alone Each Box contains
81 Pills. Price 375 cents. -
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER Warwick, r. L. and
sold, wholesale and retail by JAMES GREEN s. co. Main
street Worcester.
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}. S. SPEAR,
The Old Indian Doctor.

}. S. SPEAR,
The Old Indian Doctor,
tTAKEs this opportunity thanks the citizens
OF Worcester and vicinity the liberal share OF pat
ronage which he has received for the last years in his
extensive practice lie also feels highly graed in having
the pleasure of informing the public that he prepared
refer to large number that have been cured OF Consump
on Cancers, lumors Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Grav
ell Tumors, and Nervous affections.
Fifty Thousand Patients
Have proved the efficacy of these celebrated Medi.
cines. They undoubtedly the eectual 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 in this vcni-
" will demonstrate the fact that these Medicines have Civ
en- the decided satisfaction.
REMOVED DIR. S. may be consulted, usual at the
WOrcester Temperance House, the FOURTH MONDAY
of each month. ADVICE GRATIS.
Agents-M ID. PHILLIPS, WOrcesteri Mr. Harrington,
N. Il. Villages Mr.. Taft, Upton. Dec. 25