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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09
The Odd Fellows.

The Order of Odd Fellows has increased
greatly during the year past. There are GIT
lodges under the jurisdiction Of The G. L. U. S
containing, up TO June 5oh, 6l,63o members,
and some of the State Grand Lodges had not
rendered in their annual reports, which would,
of course, have increased The number. During
the year, there have been 6,S34 members and
476 widowed families relieved, and 329 de-
ceased members buried. There have been paid
for the relief Of members S97,4S7 Sd, (nearly
an average Of Sl47 each;) Sl0,O72 80 for the
relief of widowed families; S3,2S5 SO for the
education of orphans, and sl3.s20 81 for bu-
ryng the dead, making total of sl24,669 q
for relief. There have also been 22,s62 per-
sons initiated during the past year,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09

BURNT RHUBARB IN DIARRHGA.--l, may be
useful to know the value of burnt rhubarb in
Diarrhea. 1t has been used with the same
pleasing effects for more than twenty years.
After one or TWO doses the pains quickly sub
side, and the bowels return TO their natural state
The dose is five to ten grains. The manner OF
preparing it, is TO burn rhubarb powder in an
iron pot. stirring j. until i, blackens; lhen smo
lher j, in covered jar. II loses lwo-hirds oi
It's weight by incineralion. 1t is nearly taste
less. In no case has i. failed where given i
may be given in porl wine, milk and water
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09
THE QUESTION SETTLED.

MANY PERSONS WONDER AND ASK,
why DR.. Smiths Vegetable Pills are now pre-.
ferred to other medicines which have been 80
much longer before the public. The reasons
are plainly, that they give more general sails,
faction, and are incOmparabiy more pleasant, be-
ing coated with sugar and as they nsuer grips
or nauSeate, il is no wonder that those who Use
them do recommend them beyond any other
Pills. They cleanse and purity The blood, aid
and improve digestion. cure Headache, DyPP
Sia, and Bilious Complaints, in manner 80
easy, that the patient is scarcely conscious Of
having taken medicine a, ALL Made by an ed
ucated Physician, they do no, come under The
head of "quack medicine"
Dealers furnished at the New York College OF
Health. l79 Greenwich street, New YORK, and
sold by
Agents in Monroe Co.
Schoch & Spering, Stroudsburg.
R. Huston & Co. do.
JnO Marsh d Co. Fennersville.
~ UTION-As miserable imitation 1s
been made, by the name off, Sugar Coated PaS'
it is necessary TO be sure that DIR. e. Bennml
Smiths signature is on every box. Price % GEMS
Aug. Ia, lS45.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09

AN AFFAIR OF HoNoR..-.A duel was fought
not long since, at Pensacola, between two COL
ored young gentlemen, abou, lady love. Nei-
ther was killed. but they showed their bravery,
and it is possible tha. she may now take them
both, inasmuch ladies apt to love The
braves, and these gentlemen have equalled their
white brelhfen
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09
Sign of a Tedious Winter.

Ii is remarkable fact, that bees, this year,
so far as we can learn. says the Hartford Times,
have almost universally refused to swarm; and
in some instances, after filling their hives, they
have commenced laying up store on the outside
Such extraordinary conduct Of those weather
wise and provden. insects, it is thought, indi-
Gates a winter of unusual length and severity.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09
A White Fugitive from Slavery

A Mr.. B. Lee, of Maysville, Kentucky, ad-
verlises seven runaway slaves, and offers re-
ward of seven hundred dollars for their appre-
hension and arrest. Among the fugilives was
an infant, four months old, and white woman
described thus by Mr.. Lee" Fanny, the mo-
lher of four children, is about 25 years of age
,rhite as most white trOmen. straight light HAIR '
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09
More Disclosures.

Mackenzie, the author of the Lives and Opin-
ions Of BENZ. F. Butler, Jesse Hoyt, &C., in a
letter to the New York Tribune, says" am
engaged in writing The Lives and opinions of
Thomas Richie, Martin Van Buren, and James
Knox Polk, with Biographical Anecdotes of
their Political Associates and expect to have
i. in Washington by the third week in Novem-
Der, if health be spared"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09
Canal CORltIsi~ i~siOner-.Our Caudi-
date.

The non inaiion of SAMUEL D. KARNS
as rhe Wing candidate for Canal Commissio
er, is received with commendalion by The
whole Wing parry, IN ev'ry part of the Com
monw eahh. There is not sinsle exception
nni single mole Of disapprobation from The
Whig Fress--nol sage objection among The
whole Wing prople-but everywhere, so far as
we have been able 10 gather public sentiment,
The most heart felt satisfaction has been eX-
pressed in having a man so well known, so
competent, SO honest, and so worthy of Whig
support. Il was not expected that his nomlna-
uon would be relished by the Locofocos or The
Naive Americans, whose candidates he is de-
sined 10 defeat, but to The Wings, the true and
honest Wings, The friends Of the Tariff, and
distribution of the proceeds of the Public Lands
among The States, and all who are in favor of
REFORM in the management of The public
works, his name is the watchword of victory on
the I'd Tuesday Of October next.
Mr.. KARNs is self-made man, who has ari-
sen by his own energy, talents aud persever-
ance, from the humble station of boat-boy, TO
the honorable position in society which he now
maintains. lie has talents, industry, and great
uEhanity Of manners; and he is the only candi-
ja'e before The people who really understands
the laws Of trade and the subject of tolls, and
has proper views in relation 10 The manage
menl ol~rhe Improvement system.
lie is pledged also 10 reform abuses of every
character, dismiss idle, worthless parizan a.
gents, retrench expenditures, and make The
public works profitable TO The Commonwealth,
instead of continuing them as they are now
managed, burden upon the Tax payers.
Let the Wings every where rally in earnest
then TO The support Of our candidate. There
never was better prospect of success, and
there never was a candidate better entitled ia
support. A full Wing uOte riH be certain
Wing uictOry.
The office of Canal Commissioner is now
more imporiau, than that Of Governor, as he
has larger patronage, and a more important
trust committed 10 his hands. An intelligent
and faithful Canal Board may sdue the credit Of
The State, and relieve The people from portion
al lea>I, of State taratton. An ignorant and
corrupt Canal Board may disgrace The Com,
monwealth, and HEAP GREATER BUR.
DENS UPON THE PEOPLE! ....,.
Let The Wings then, in every county in the
State, pick their fn,s, and try their rifles
again" :" Let them arouse to the good work
perfect their organization, and bring every vo
Ter TO The polls, and glorious victory viii
crown their efforts Penn Int.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09

Levi d. Kanouse, has shown the editor or
the Columbia Enquirer, published a, Berwict
Pa, a cabbage head which measures six ras,
two inches in diameter |. was so large he
could not ge, it in his cellar door
We think it probable The editor has forgotten
that circumference is The distance round crcl.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09
Walking Rum Vat.

A man, somewhere down on Cape Cod, has
drunk 81 1888 glasses of rum The las, thirIy-slx
years The cost would amour, TO near $4,000,
and We venture 10 say he is not worth ftp,
finds faul, with hard times, and wonders why
he cannot get along in the world
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09
Democratic Whis Nomination.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
CAPT. SAMUEL I'D. KARNS,
OF DsUPHIN COUNTY. r.

N>T7The number of letters, says the Carbon
County Gazette, sent from the Post Office al
Msuch Chunk during the last quarter, was two
thousand eghr hundred and serenlyseven, In
July 9377; IA August 943; in September 997.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09

"TRY ME."---The motto on the seal Of Gen.
Sam Houston is " Try me-. Cm Com.
If the invitation is addressed to a criminal
court we hope it will be promptly accepted
Louisville Journal
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09

0F Y. B. Palmer, Esq, at his Real Estate
and Coal Office, No. 50 Pine street, below Third,
Two squares 5. the Merchants Exchange, Phila.,
and No. lG0 Nassau street, (Tribune buidrngs,)
n. Y, is authorised To receive subscriptions and
advertisements for the JefersOnian Republican,
and give receipts for the same. Merchants, Me-
chanlcs, and tradesmen generally, may extend
their business by awaiting themselves of the op-
portunities for advertising in country papers which
his agency affords l
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09
5 A successful attempt has been made ia y,
gina, TO cultivate The Chinese rra-planr

SILK,-lt is stated that as long 400 - p
years, 10000 pounds Of This article was sxr.,
ed from the State Of Sonlh Carolina. Tba a..,
of that State must be excellent for silk and " i,
undoubtedly be improved.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09
The Fisheries.

Abou, 400 fishing vessels put into Glouces.
ter, few days since, with cargoes, varyip,
from 20 TO 100 barrels mackere. Alrogebe,
this flee, had upwards Of 10000 barrels of f,b
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09

The Alton Register says there are 1000 in.
habiiants in Alton, IL unmarried females. II or
whom are engaged. and the 18th has already
had three husbands.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09

Three new stores were opened lately i,
Wilkes.Barre We are informed rba, ,k..
are nearly as many stores and shops in ,b,,
place as there are lawyers, TO wit, abou, 6Fv
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09

There lie an extraordinary spring of water in
Missouri. which has been sounded to the deph
Of five hundred feet wiIhou, reaching ;he bOl.
Tom. .-
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09

The number of letters mailed at Por Ca,,o.
Pa. from July lsrlo September 30, is 1850
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09

Potatoes are selling in Porsvile at 81 D.-
bushel; good butter at l6'cenrs per pound
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09
MARYLAND.

The annual election took place in this State
on Wednesday last, and has resulted in The
choice of four locofoco and Two whg members
of Congress. In the city Of Baltimore ]. P.
Kennedy, The whig candidate, was defeated by
the Naive parry running third candidate. All
the branches Of The State Government, howev.
eh are ~hig Only one Senator was elected
this year, TO gil vacancy. and in this body the
wings have majority of 7. In the House par
rIes will stand 43 wings TO 80 ocofocos s--whig
msjorily, Ain joint ballot, ll.--Pdt Int
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09

Durng rbe quarter ending September 30lh,
there were 4437 letters sent from the DansiIle
Post Office
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09
V. M. SWAYZE,
Dentist, Of East0D.

Returns his thanks TO the Ladies and 0'. ''
,lemen of SIroudsburg and vicinity, Tor 'nS =. !.
eral patronage he received from them on "
mer ssir, and hopes by s,rict attention 10 0'>
ness to merit their confidence hereafter.
DR.. SWAYZE, will visit SIrOudsoU's
Thursday the 9Th Of October next, and w'' :
main unnl the 25lh, where be will be Pisa'
TO wait upon those wishing his services
Office a, The Slroudsburg House
September 25, ls45.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-09
Thursday, October o, Is45.

Terms S2BO S2e5 naf yearly and so not
paid befol the end Of the wear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31
CHURCH ORGAN.i

THE attention of the writer was CALI to am article in your
paper q last Saturday, relative to Organ built by
Hooks OF Boston, aud recently erece and exhibited
N Dr. Bellows Church in Broadway. induced to
tend tins exhibition suppong that Organ with
the opinion Of those who are well qualified judge in ,uch
IT. The gentlemen comprising the music committee Of that
church must certainly have been prudced Eastern
manufacture when instruments far superior both
and Workmanship are manufactured this city Take for
instance the one recently erected DR. Potts. chu CHI
Their want Of iane.s and cls,rness their instrument
stops are voiced too loud for the Dapssons The trumpet
psrcusrly rough while the treble wanting in power AID
ccarness tone The hauboy and do possess
that equality and smoothness good I'M
ation OF these Instruments stated, also, that the
formers ON this occasion comprised nearly all the talent
city !hs was not the case, but two three poesed
foolish to go so far from home for that which may be
far less expense when the quality taken into
o3l lt-mc VERITAS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31
MOST EXTRAORDINARY NUMBER.
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE

IHE NdlIONdL POLICE GAZETTE
JUBnlSHED at No 81 Centre street, of Saturday morning.
VIII be by far TIE most interesting and extraordinary
per yet issued OF this popular sheet Among other and
In the of the Felonsan extraordinary original
iT from Stevens disclosing plans rob the United States
Also minute and complete Of the forgeres
United by Reed salias Clinton. and Charley Webb the
Western and Philadelphia Banks and Jacob Little CO. OF this
CITY, with the interesting details of Reeds and
examination in London.
All the particulars incident upon the exciting and
startling murder Of the beautiful but depraved MARIA A.
BCkFORD OF Boston, with all the testimony before the
Coroner Jury-eers Of ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of murder
er, &c &c.
commencement of the republication Of THE NEW
GATE CALENDAR, containing the particulars Of the ter
y and heh murder of two sous Of Alderman Gordon.
committed the by cutting both their throa with PEN
knife IN an open field in broad day light
Recent explotskand character Richard X. Pillar alias
Moore, who is con6nt in the city for false pre-
fences.
Stange Developments relative julius Phillips Prussian
jew who has recently escaped from Boston, after
ting NUMEROUS frauds Also the OF Edward H. Daddam,
of Zanesvile, OHIO.
incidents and reward
Polly Bodines Tria-Jack Gbsonarriva description
Of James George alias CHARLEY MADDEN one Of the
professional family men, Of the day Our last
Grand Jury and "tossng"-Renss Becker &c. &c.
Also recorded particulars OF all MURDERS interesting
iogeres robberies burgarie seducons
false pretence men, thieves, &c &c.
the principal newspaper agencies in the Union.
IL Advertisements published the usual Circuls-
tion over Fifteen Thousand.
Additional Carriers wanted for the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31

The increase in the first months Of 1915, over
the corresponding period in 1910 and a. larger per
cent than any other railroad in the country with the
exception Of the Reading road show At this rate
the gruss receipts for the year ending Dec l, 1885, will
amount to at least four hundred thousand dollars from
which deduct the current expenses the yoar
sl47ie and the nett receipts Of the road for the year
will amount to about two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars The receipts from the road from October to April
much larger than for the other months in the year.
In the summer there s very little freight in either drec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31
TO THE PUBLIC.
G0nnVE Id KC DIV ONO II

GOODYEAR Us. DAY-ONCE MORE.
% sas
closed and dismissed from Court untrue Tbs suit
to hearing next term on its msrsa hearing which has not
have ssamned the minute. of the Court have
copy Of the order in the above which fully susains
to Be tried as the c"n Be heard
mot. to b renewed At the Of the
n%ns . this by his and hsudb fer
before the Court probably befo Jury nvsst,.
s1 tIs .y The p1bs Ius
tended prevent fair trial. and encourage others to pirate
The public may form estimate of Days anxiety
Sss this By 81 s , fact si The
Of did not even enter his therein
further state that the expiration Of nearly months
permitted to Day to put in aidayits in the motion
aiPuIposs and his ssns lis plaintiff from bring
% for Se 70 q & q
showing bow much reance to be placed Days
year Or Day that the ten days allowed file adssis
and the thereby delayed lubjon Of the original
Caption Of the order dated Sept 90. 1915.
Charles Goodyear vs. Horace IL payordered that the de-
lIS acrase have Ten day. from this within
Of the motion Tor the injunction in this
'"' wy '''N' ''' 'ALEx'R GARDINER, Clerk
The numerous other Measurements over Days name do
WILLIAM JUDsoN,
Solicitor for complainant Goodyear.
THE G VS. Ddy. T.. a las. have
against Day had been closed and dismissed from
also ss can b o hi,
the Object q part Days communication seems
have been show that the motion for
taally made This sense true But the frs,
former statements language which has afforded
DE he To py 5 a. re read. SS
for trial when the first called up" Thiss false
as his other
Day By b. own admission had from the 18th Of August til
and when the motion was on the later brought
Rsy S sS e To 10 IT,
DC a s S taxing e
Plainant but week into different States procure afr
will by reference the minute. of the Court pub
ished by Day that the whole time asked for by complainant
from Friday iii Monday to examine the affidavit d defendant
ss that a n nU al
that and put on the cause and the bearing
who have read Days will no doubt agree with him.
h, has been hard for him 70 fight but they will probably
numbers against which he contends The public am also
convinced have quite enough this TO
sf them that reliance be placed Days
IN the en msrws5 rap ;, a;. III.
ton Day not tS rely much upon Goodyeas for
provoke cling Of indignation that perhaps beyond
o3-ltr Solicitor for complainant Goodyear.
saad. hsSSsr Case n.y ads oh''
s s'
& ard '%S a1
%o
nc s CHI .o~ % ai s s
fa a. 4, .mss;Hs history Ind. Rubber
counsel ~iH NOT o1s 20 adding that The answeis not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31

In the above estimate the nett receipts Of road
placed 900 per annumfor the next three
following December ls46, when for this year the
nett receipt will be that amount and allowance
in favor Of the company is made either for progressive
of business for reductions Of interest to be
occasoned by payments running through the respective
years And only $4,000 Of the OF the company
independent of the roa allowed to be realized in
three years 1.-THE debt Of the company be paid from the
earnings Of the road by LIST December s4s then the
Stockholders will own a road at a cost of $2o5 900,
yielding may be fairly stated at least ten per per
The receipts this year. far returns have been re-
ceived show very great increase the estimates and
also show that the debt will be paid off, in less time than
calculated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31
OIL lttrh
EVENING AMUSEM ENT-

has been Of regret 40 few opportu
mites Offer that prove sufficiently attractive to Young
men, 70 draw them from the hauns Of dissipation and vice
INTO which fall, from OF rational in
structive amusement An excellent opportunity off rs
which possesses attractions also combining health plea
sure and information, where gentlemen pass
agreeable hour At Dsbrows Riding School, 4, Bowery
Terms for course Of twelve lessons So Subscribers
on O'Clock Sundays excepted)
The school is daily for Ladies from AM PM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31
INDEPENDENT POLICE OFFICE,
M AZ Centre atreet New York

THE Undersigned respectfully inform citizens OF
New York that they have established Office the above
and Civil business They will devote their undivided
ed by false preence forgery burglary by any other dsho
nest anu are always ready az pomens warning
the already received and from long
public bus!ness feel assured that they will do
they already have done-gvng fall satisfaction banking
nerally.
They will receive communca from any part Of the Uni
ted states Europe and will promptly attend the
strict confidence and with despatch
GEORGE RELYEA,
VIM B. BARBER,
"a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31

In this market The prime movers in this business
would have amuch better prospect Of being su
IL they had placed boat upon the Sound ADLER 10 con
tend with the dangers &C. attending the navigation of
these waers than the Oregon too late in tho sea-
son for the employment Of such steamer this in that
business. However, as it is entirely stock,jobbing
operation the damage to the boat and other accidents
that may be the result secondary considerations
There is fair demand for Bills on France for the next
steamer, The inquiry for sterling exchange il not so
active as for F We quote Bills on London
9ia9l per cent premium. On Paris 81 26ia5f %; Am.
sterdam s9 a39i; Hamburg s5ias5t; Bremen 7s4a7sl.
The Concord Railroad Company have declared semi.
annual dividend of five pei cent
The directors of the Providence and Worcester Rail
road Company have made call for the payment OF ten
dollars each share of the stock the LIST December
next.
The receipts of the Western Railroad Company for the
week ending the 25h Of October 1874 and a5,
annexed
WESTERN RAILROAD.
Week ending Oct 20, ie44 1875
Passengers. 80. 5000 $6,62g
Freight &C.. ."ll,294 IL,
$I7,64 $l9,ll0
The increase for the week this year amounts to 496
From the 9th to the 26th instant 30 03 bushels of peta
toes carried the Western Railroad to Boston.
We annex the last two semannual statements of the
Central Railroad and Banking Company, showing the
aggregate movement the LIST of April and LIST Of Oc
fnber,!ls45.
CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING COMPANY AND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31
Highland Cottages.

VIEWS, with ground plans, Of the Highland Co,ta,es M
Hoxbury. near Boston, designed and erected by VIM g.
Lsngor sale at the stores Of Saxton Miles Wiley PM
nam, M. II Newman, Roe Lockwood Son ard other book
s'o'es o29 sissrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31

PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
On Friday Evening, October 3lst,
MR. TEMPLETON
In consequence Of his Boston will make his
LAST APPEARANCE
Ia an Entertainment entitled
GE M 8 + M + l. ODY.
Piano Forte. ............. Mr. Austin Phillips
Piano Forte from Chambers $50 Broadway.
An Interval of Ten Minutes between the Parts.
PART FIRST.
Song-"Gloomy Winter
song-"Jessie, the Flower Dumblane."
Song-"Auld Gudeman."
Song THE Rose will to Blow
Song-"Joy Beggar."
u. sTIoVE HER How III LOVE HER. sts''e'
originally by Mr. Tempeton in the Grand Opera Of
Gustavus"
PART SECOND
Song-"There Lives Young Lassie:"
SoEg-"They may Rail at this Life"
Song-"Saw Ye Johnnie Comn'w
song-"Bay of Biscay."
"ALL is LOST
Box Office open from 10 till O'Clock, where places may be
secured usual.
Private Boxes IS each.
Doors will open To O'Clock, and term
nate at TO- Tickets and be had at the Music
Stores, and at the doors.
Tick cts Fifty Cents
Book. OF the words price 2h each. be had the
DOORS o30 ltr