davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Srmsrs Sanf Apm Staat GsIaw. sDepsr,
DO. 30. 3weis,s @iIminstcn,
DO. eo' Swsi9, Geerastopn, /
90. DO. Smsia, gesp gaifIe, !
Union Sanf, su Milmneton,
Sleine Hoten untsr 9bl. BID
Jlep Serieg,
Selpibers Sanf' su gslpieere,
Surlin9tcn So. Sanf, Nesfcre,
Commercial Sanf' Ysrtb 4mbop
Cumberland Sanf* Sribaeton.
Farmers Sanf* Mcunt Jooap
Sarmers II Wleebanies 8ant. Nabwap
Sarmers II We6anies DO mippIstopn
Wcrris 60. 8anf+ Olorristo,pn
D1ebanies Sanf, Surlnatcn
Olehanles 90 Slewart
ORbanies Mannfattures eo* 9reuton
Wlorris Canal u Sr. 60. g1.s. gitp, uni
peI ofeten unsan9q
Slewarf Sanf Snf. Co. Stewart
Orange Sane", Orange
pscples 8ant, paterfca
prineetcm 8anta,, prineston h
Salem 8anfins Cos, Salem i,
9tate Sant''t, gtewart \
State 8anf* ellaatetbtcwn
State Sanf* gamben
@5tate 8ant Of Morris' Ilcrristcwu u
9tate 8anf' Stem Sruuspi6 n
Snfer Sant# Slemtcn
3renten Sanfins 60" 9rsntcu u
Union Sant* 0ober Z
Sanf Of 81. Srunswit. Srunspid aetre|
S"l'nets u. Uepantes Sant DO. setroI
Sranflin Sant Of Sl.S. SrIep@itp aebroI
5ohofen Sanfin9 So. 5ctcfen sebro|
Ssrfep eitp Sant, SerIep gitp SetrpI
~ U,t'ean'es oaht. pafterfen sebrc|
Wannfaetursrs 8anf, SeapiHe aebrc|
Monmoutbs 8anf Of 81 9 8reebolr ssb1
Stem 5crs 9sl 8r. Coz $ainbertpiae
81 : Wannf II Sanfins 60 5ctcfen aetI
81 = sproteeticn 1t lombard 8anf G 6 /
paterfcn 8anf, patsrIcn aebrp]
Gtate Sanf, SreEtcn aekrcl
9aIem II pbila. O1anuf 60 9alem astrc|
'aSaIhinatcn Sanfina Go 6atcnIaf acid
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Or. Ve6ter'6
yun9en- Dre erootip,
SSrris 5O G<ut rio GoI,r,h,

Sprrls so Gent bic SlaCebe,
ST cine fehr ihdstare 3utersituua, sutredt
bnreh elnen re9elmaBsen unb terhbmteu osuts
itben ur5t Der ite ilter finfsia Sabre III iels
nsr et9enen Draris III Ocunhtanp 9cbrautbt
bate, III pcebem Qance Ne pabrcnp jener
Set auserf aus9epebut tcnuet ,purrt ,beiSu
lteb ertdltunsen, Gatarbfeber, euatrntls.
FELT, xeuebbuitcn, Gotten uno 0ifcnicbmcr:
gen, Blutlpelen, jeperArt 8ruit: unp qunsen
beihweroen, uno in Seiluna oer bcrannaben
ben Nusaehrnu9. Sieles fam ais COB per
obt9en Oleei5n seIast ,perpen, ater bic 3ei'
uh9sbsfaltmatbnnaen itnb AT teEjpiella DDS
gu; lecer befrlcpi9enpe Seweis in pelTenDrs
tun9en miro in cinem SerIuehe oamit arfuns
ben iperoen, foipie anb Sablreihe gmpf. bluns
Nsn bic An,peliun9eSettel tealeitenc. lleber
1000 Slalben ltuD allein in pbilareipba
,pdhrenb osm lssten pinter psrfauft wcrren,
etn hber3euseuDer Ssmes rcn psden 01uBtar
Felt. font wiroe eiur 70 9rc6e Ouantltat nis
perfauft ipcroen Iein.
90 rirflam 1T bic O1eri5in ae,peicn in
Setlun9 bet perIhiebemen &rantbelten fir
pelebe lte empfob(en 1T, ba6 (te aQen anccrn
Snbersltlnsen vcn Sar1aparlQa, Vanaeeas
&C. ihnsHs sbcranaebt.
Olele 3elaniGe (tno ben 3eit 3u 3elt crbals
ten uno betannt semaebt mosoen, ater rer
XolfenanfnanD bon 3eitnnsshefanntmachnn>
aen perblrtet beren Wlittbeiluna bier Dir
seiebtsduti9en t6nnen leidt itter, ,euat mers
een BON Der Slakllbfeit biefer W1ecj}u mcnn
\le anrut'n al eeiop'e 8ciunobeits gmpori
ul'l 80. 1911, glorD 2te StraBe, unterhalt
Der Olnsttrabe, gum @hilb oes "aclrencn
Nolers nno Stblanaen," 100 3euanTc uno
Satbmelfunacn,sn bunprten bon 3den Oct
mtrtwnrbiaiten Suren curtb pele mtpi,iu,
rerar5elrt merpen ttnnen.
Neabin9, Suli /. 1915.
NTOlefe 9neri5n 1T su Dem otcn anArse.
behrn 'prsile IN oiefer 0suferel ~ hatcu.
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sieben fonnte, .penn ct iemale Die le Geb:
te 9elteno MAIDEN iu molten paeen iollte.
Gr bat oas ME 9etban @eniae Sage
nab oielem trauri9en greisnii1c perlieb
ib Maorio uno Spanien uno penoete
MIDI na6 Sranfreib ; Dor unsefebr Sab
resfrift ober bat Manuela's 8ater feline
0fabe befrieoi9t uno Don Misuel ermors
Bet, wle oies oas un9lGcfti6e, bon ibm
psrfdbrte Wdo6en porberssiast bate. "
uSie fennen oen fleinen Suanito ib
babe Jpn an &inoesitatt ausenommen +
Oleie5 8lno bat MIDI aus oen 6dnoen Ell
nee faliben, binterliifi9en Msniben ers
rettet /! Sest msin 8reuno !-mo0en Sic
MIDI beiratben - SD bin oamit einper.
ttanoen oenn, tpie Sic ribtie bemerften,
lb llebe Sic; allein sic mifen MIDI tpes
gen Sbres per9an9enen esbene iid)er ftel;
len, oenn wos Die 3ufunft betrift, 70 Der
traue i1 mir.-Stun, Sreuno! fein Sic
aufritbtls uno seiteben Sic mir ; Oh ni6t
pleuelbt Die Solsen elmer pereefeneu 9eis
oenlbaft men Glud ft0ten fonnten, uno
'penn l6 nibt Die Seranlafuns bin, DAP
gle lr9sno einen glo bre6en, 70 fann ib
Sbnen Die Serfiberun9 9eben, Dap Sic
ltb, anffott init elmer QSittpe, nit einem
alten Mdo6en bon uieruno;man5io Sab.
ten oerblneen tperoen."
Ir9entaI ddblte oreibis Sabre; bubIb
uno relb, bate ct oas 9elpobnlitbe eeben
lun9er lebenslulti9er Wanner 9efubrt
6tpeimal su ieiner speitern Uusbitounspas
rls beiuebt ; feline 9anoels9eIbdfte botten
lbn osmnabit no6 6lorenG Som uno
yseapel 9efubrt; ct fonnte ollo nebt, lpie
oles Don Wi9uel De 8iQaSormoIa oetban
bate, bebaupten, oob ct gum erten Male
llebe, uno Dap nob fein 8eib Jpn eefeI:
Ielt babe ooee9en ourfte ct aber aucb
ale ebrll6er Monn wril6ern: ct fei p0l=
ll9 trel uno gtienlano babe Elm Necbt ouf
ibn, ooer ourfe ibn an elm 8erlpreben
coer elnen S6mur erinnern, Den er nibt
9ebolten bdtte.
,.Snefaa !" iproeb eri ufdrebten sic
nl6t oab in SDre Srautfammer gum
dtre'ten Wole cine perloiene Nebenbuble:
tin e'norln9e, uno feine unferer @riietten
nno wore iie nod toulenomol ratb9ieri9er,
al6 Sbre Manolo's, fam 9e9sn meme
Slebe fir Sie Ginlprulb tbun."
Die fbons Spanierin moQte nur iibers
rsoet leln uno 2lr9entol fubrte lie oaber
pbne S6wicr9fcit sum 2(ltar. .-2(ls lib
Die Sbur Der Srauttammer fit Die 9lucfs
llfbe ohnete, erlbisn feline Manolo ooer
GrIiette, Die einen Mann, ooer osn 8ater
fur lbr Sino 9eiudbt bate.
Sloorus SrientQlie.
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Q1oTerinbt 9ebellt our6 atenlep's
0egen> 8rdoel Gtllen
: { u q II /

, U IT s.
Sh llntrftrlsbsnsr bin sS Der Wsnfbbeit
fhpIbi9 befanntju madsn ca6 icb turtb &isns
tep's 81 benbs Sts ~ ODER q eas NJ
81 @rdpel Yitsn BON tsr erwGbntsn Sranfs
belt bsfreit mcrosn bin. Der 2tnfan9 nar ifar>
fer Neis gum 9Salsrmocben, pBns boB pisl pas
pon auf sinmaI fcrt9ine, uno oI6 nejne StiEs
onfn9sn oufsuibmsusn, io uor itb iber;su9t,
eas sS Die gSolFrimubt mar, unb Oanf isi s6
Sctt uno Den &isnleD'6 pillen, oas idb peter
Su meiner 8sfunebsit qelanot bin.
Saco Z De ann.
9umru Sounlbip, Ssrf6 Sc,}
een 5ten Wai, 1876. By.
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HeiniQet cure SABINE.

Or. Gbarley's 3abnnebsIropfen, elm
bsmabrtss Mittsl sur Sosiluns Der 3abnfbmsrs
zen unb 8srtrsibung bes Sborbots, linb Iuif
srbaltsn unb sum gsrfauf in eisisr 9rudsrsi.
prsis 25 Sent bic Tlat6e.
Nuauff 25.
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8oulDtten III perfaufen.

S1enn 8aulctten acIe9en an Oct 8ranfe
linitraee snIeben Der 3ebnten unb eiIften, anf
bsrSlcro Sstr entbaltent jere 30 Su6 Srcnt
unb 1eO Sus Siefe Oas 9ldbere rrfraae
man bci bem !tnterihrietsnsn ,pobnDaft am
CT Der Dsnn unp 3ebntsn Gtra6e.
Seroinano I. G. Raelmapn.
Ncapns, Oetct. 90. tp
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Or. 0rteortb Sbl1ud's
9SunO : 8Qlian1,

ein erprottes Ssilmittsl fir 8ranrftdben,
Sdntt: unp Stih munprlL 8trrenfunasn,
NbeRmatiemus II. /. no., 1T 70 eten erbalten
no snin Ssrfauf in piefsr 0rnsrrei-preis:
25 gsnts bas 8laeebsn
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Oeor0e 9sS. 9arasss.

HebteonwaIt, (Attorney at Law
Sft1ee in Der S1crp 6teu Gtra6c, Dem
ecurthaufc aearniter.
Suli 7, 1886. Gin.
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Vrenner's Oermifuoe.

GIN tsbr rpirfiames Osittst CUR 9erttstuna
esr QShrn,er sbsn stbaltsn unb ,um S3ers
9aut In olsfer 9rudsrsi. prsis 2s Gent.
EepNMesr 20.
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qDertb Der Yonfnctsn

2tae oisjenissn Sanfsn, ,pslds nit sinem(as)
Stsrn beis,bnst itne, babsn snt,psesr falfbs
ODER umaeanbsrts 9tctsn psn perIb,!isnen Se>
nennun9en i'm llmlaufe.
2lae init snem CD .Sreus bsSibnsten Sans
fen paren friBsrbin 6ffentlide 9spplitsSantsn
q 9is 9ectsn psrjsnigen Sanfen, welte mir
init einem @sbanfsnHribe IL beseitbnen,wer>
Den BON ben Srcfsr6 nibt anasncmmsn.
penniplpanien.
SanFen in philadelphia.
Namsn. 9isepntc in Ybilab.
Sanf BON Nortb Amsrfa* par
0eortbsrn 2ibertie6' par
Yennfplpania* par
penn saunfbp~ par
Der 9sr. Staot.' "a bis 25
Commercial Sant,* BON YennipIpanisn par
6armsrs II. Msbanits Yont par
Grarb bittot par
Graro Ditto (Stepbsn)* in Ybil'a ssfblr1
&snfjn9ton %. par
GenOnstcn Gazing Snftituta -
O7erebante 8ant pou pbllaD. bttrsh.
Sanff> par
Wanuf. II. Medbanic6 par
Mehdntc5 Sanf IN YhiPa, par
Weanuel <abcr 8anf e. .2S. .9pct) aebr.
Dennfplpania SaDinss Sant tetria.
Ybilabelphta Sanf* par
9apna Snttltnt setrcetn.
&oan Comp. DO.
Dsnn 3cpnI6ip Cav Snf. -
Rtdarbs CRarf) sebrob
@outbwarf Sapinas Sant betria
Sbuplfiu Cav SnItltut ssbrphen
ShuYlftQ ganf* -
Sputbwarf Ditto par
Weltern Sane par
Sanfen i'm Snnern oe6 9onoes.
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Gienleu'6 Slni1meut.

Dies eisnt sur Seitdti9un9, bas bisie6 Qjnis
amsnt ea6 pcrnsbmfe Mittsl 1T, nslbt6 ib
jsn1aI6 in meinsr Samlie 9straudbt babe, unb
tslne SomIlts fcllte fsln rbne baf1slbs i'm S9ouis
Su tabcl, neil es Gudens unb GliebsreSd)mers
sen furrirt, 'pis aub ifsife @lisber meltbe man
eurb sintn 8all pbsr @rfdltun9 bsf6mnt, ODER
eurtb Gsrrdnfun9 uno Serifautuna 2Ssnn
bic Sube uno (9dnoe erlfarrt ODER srfroren lino
uno man iis bem Ssusr bamit fd)miert, wtrb
es 9lech qinrcrun9 9sbsn; sbenfc bsilt ss itsifs
Srut, Stehen in Der Seits, 0rc6e Sdbmsr;sn
i'm &rsup &c. QBsr ndMre Nusfunft perlanat
mag tsi mir onrufn, Maibsnerisf 3ounfbip,
SSrt6 eauntD. Jebn Gr6tb.
Sttcber %. 1916.
SD llnttrfbrisbcnsr babe ba8 lIn0uf oes
Dabt mclnen Urm iu perrenfen uno meine5 5oonb
ju petlfautbenJ iU oab mein Nrm ltbr asitDmrlz
len mar uno itb nibt orbsiten fcnnts. 9tber
~ mtinsm 8Iit madts b @ebraub BON &en
lsp's 9ihfen= uno Nbsunatbic 0niamtnt,uno
nab etlite MaI Sbmsrsn babe itb mieeer
lbafsn finnsn.
7aeob Senfel BON Jaeeb.
Waeencrisf, Setobsr 49, 1916.
ga einSis su batcn in ciefer Orufersi.
prels: so Gent bic Slafthe.
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gerplStaun ~ geWlStaun, Ii
Mibplstaun ~ Mibblst1un,
Ment9omHrp Co. ~ NcrriStoun, par
Hortbumberlanb III 9tcrtDumbsrl. par
8trt5 @ountD Sont Su Neapin9, -
Centre Ditto ju Sslefcnts, 9eiblrBen
SitD Sanf III Ytt5bur9, lln9anSbat
Sclumbia Srifsn 8sfsuibaft erIumbio par
@arliSls oitto* ju @arlisls, |
CoDlestaun Ditto su Oppls6taun, par
Gaiton bttto* su @altpn, par
Grdan9e Ditto ,u Yittsburg, ii
Certificate II
Yof Noten Ii
@rdon9e 3nei9 su pclibaysbur9, Il
Certificate
erie Ditto iu erie. II
SarmerS II. Growers iu Wopnsebura. 9
DO Sablbar in eurrant Sonbs .
TarmerS unb Ditto ojttc ju pittsburM 9sbr
Farmers unb Ditto DO. iu Sapetts @o. .9ebr.
Sarmere uno DO sn SrcneaitIe sebrcet
NranfIin Ditto ju QSafbin9trn, 9
Sarmers Sanf y. Buds StD 4. 8rifcl, rar
TarmerS bittr non 2oneafsr* ~ Qaneaifer par
Sarmers bittr, bon Nsabin9* iu Nsa. PAR
l6orri6bur0 Ditto iu l9arriebur9,
joormcnp Snititute Su (1armrnD, unsano,
6oneS bale Sonf Su S9cnesbals, IL
S9untn9tcn Ditto Su ountinstcn, unAana.
Suniata tittc ~ Qew6taun, unaano
Qonfaifer DO. III Gnnfoiisr, nor
>aneaiter gauntp 8anf, III $aneallsr bar
Qebonon 90. III gebanpn, nor
Qnmberman's %. AT gSarren aetrcebru
Warriettd II. SuSquet. Srabinq@p. uuob.
Merbantd II. Manuf. Sanft pittSturs, 1
Certificate I
Wletbanies Sant, pittetura, tetria.
Woncn9obela Ditto BON Sraun&pQs, 9
pof 0loten 2
Mtners 8anf prn Dctt6pife, par
Icrthern Ditto bon Va. su Ounbaff, urob.
Norttumbl. II. Golb. Sf. su Miltcn, uuob.
N. QSeifern Sf. o.po. Meobesiue, 9eIdt.
Neu Salem Do. Sapette @ountY betria
Torthamptpn Sanf su 9lllentaun, =
g. So. Delaw. Sritfen So. su 81. s.. seitN
Office Der Sonf bon Yennf. 6orriSb. + par.
Office So Do ganeaitsrb b par.
Offts DO o0 9tfasn4 b par
Office DO Go Cation b par.
3wsi9 Der 8. Staoten* pttSburs, eebrob.
30. 90. oe. Su erie, DO.
%. 30. bc. iu o5sapsr %,
Office Der @buplfia SanF, port @arbcn b
9l9rieul. 1t. Monuf. Sf. su Carlisle, gebr
Siloer Safe Sanf su Mcntrpfc, 9eid,lpG
SaDtcr9pile 9slannre Sridsn 60. II
3e,panba DO. su Gpwanpa> 90
llnipn br. Su llnipntditn, 9ebrpd1
qSef1mcrelanb DO. Su @reensbnrg, gefd,lc.
QSilfesbarre Sritden So. sit gSilf. unaano
1Ssff Brand Sanf, 9Eilliamsport u
Sanf Sn gStlfesbarre> Ia
Oprf eitto* 81 Ocrf, II
Sanf 5n perrDcppliS, nn9an9
OteSfoten BON ben NIT be3citneten8aus
ZEN wcrbea niebt III 9epoftt 9enommen a5er
IN ern brtrrfencen Baufen ausasneblelt.
Die nit b te3sihnet seten feinsNcten aus
SelaDare.
Sanf +. QEtlminston II. Sranoswins tgBilm par
Sanf BON 9elaware*, Bilmin9tcn par
Sanf ron Gmirna, Smrna, par
. 1meia SI2tffcth
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SanF Don 2lue9benD, Su SshfOrS, lIn9on9b.
Ssaper, su Beaver, Do
Smatara, Su 9arri6bur9, 9eIbIOien
9Salbn9tcn, su 0Saibin9tpn, un9an9
SbambsrSbur9 su @bomber6turS |
@cttiSbur9* 3u @sttisbur9, |
Yitt5bur9, Su pitt5bur9, I
Susquebanna 60. WlpntrcIe Il
Sbsltsr @auntp ;u 2Gsitdeitsr, par
9slamare &ountD* Su Sbsiter, par
@srmantaun gu @srmantaun, par
Qsn5taun su 2swi6taun, Ii
Ntipplstaun 81 Mibplstaun, |
Ment9omHrp Co. III NcrriStoun, par
MnrtkiI11hprl1nN III % or nrtIAlI1r1ksrI MIR
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-22

The following is list Of appointments for
the Reading District, made by the Philadelphia
Methodist Conference, which met a, Whining.
ton, Delaware, week before last,
Reading DiStrict--J. H. MCFARLAND, P. E.;
Reading. VIM A. Virgins Pousyille, lst Sh,
John B. Hagany; Porl Carbon, Geo d. Bowen,
one to be supplied, J. Nell, sup; Port Clinton,
John Shields; Poltsville, I'd Ch, T. @. Mur.
ply; Pine Grove, Thomas A. Fernley; Miners
vile, Jos. A Wy,hes; Mauch Chunk, Newton
Hoston, J. A. Boyle, sup; Easlon, ]. Mason
Allentown. w. w. McMichasi; Richmond, ].
Y. Ashton; SIoudsburg, John w. Mecaskey,
one 10 be supplied Stoddarsville, A. Freed
Harrisburg, WIN. Cooper; Dauphin, Johu C.
Thomas; Halifax, Eliphale, Read, one to be
supplied; Lebanon, It. S. Johnston; Po,ts,own,
J. w. Arthur, William Bishop, J. A. Watson,
sup; Bristol, G. ID. Carrow Auleborough, G.
Quigley, Jonathan Turner, ]. Hand, sup; Nor
rstown, J. J. Elsegood; Bethel ahd Evans, G.
W. Lybrand; G. r. Crooks. Principal Of Gram
msr School, Dickinson College.
The Rev. Mr. GREY has been transferred to
Miliington, Maryland.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-22
"A Friend to all Nations,
WAR OR NO WAR !!
NEW LINE.

The accommodation line of Stages between
Sroudsburg and Easlon, will leave The house of
J. J. Pos,cns, Washington Holel,) in Strouds-
burg, on Monday Wednesday and Friday of ev-
cry week, al o'clock, a. NJ, and arrive al Eas-
ton at O'Clock, p. M, in time for dinner; re-
turning on the following day, leaving D. Con-
nor's American Ho'el, on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday al 7 o'clock, A. M, and arriving al
Slroudsburg al 2 o'clock, same day.
The subscribers beg leave TO informlhe pub
lie, lha, they have united in carrying on the
above line of stages and tha, they are now able
to carry passengers in as comfortable and con-
venen, style, as any other route in the coun.
~. Fare through 81 25
ROBERT c. SLEATH,
J. J. POSTENS.
Stroudsbnrg, March 25, 1S47.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-04-22
HI il Written

In the Book of Nature and Common Sense, that
the natural vegetable productions OF every country
are, if properly applied, are amply sufficient for
the cure OF every malady incident to each peculiar
climate.
Wa7ght's Indian Vegetable Pills,
of the North American College of Health, are COM
posed of plants which grow spontaneously on our
own soil, and are therefore better adapted to our
constitutions than medicines concocied from for
etgn Drugs, however we'll they may be compound
ed and they are founded upon the principle that
the human body is in truth
Subject to but One Disease,
viz corrupt humors, and that said medicine cures
this disease on
Natural Principles
by cleansing and purifying the body; it will be man.
ifest, that if the constitution be not entirely eX-
hausted-a perseverance in their use, according
directions is absolutely certain to drive disease
of every name from the body.
When we wish to restore q swamp or morass TO
fertility, drain it the superabnndant waters !;
in like manner if we wish to restore the body to
health. we must cleanse it of impurity
Wq7ght's Indian Vegetable Pills
will be found one of the best, if not the vesy best
medicine in the ecor1d for carrying out this
Grand Purifying Principle,
because they exDel from the body all morbid and
corrupt humors, the cause of disease, in an easy
and natural manner; and while they every day
GiUe Ease and Pleasure,
disease Of every name is rapidly driven from the
body.
The following Agencies have been established
for the sale of Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills, in
MONROE COUNTY.
George II Miller, Stroudsburg
John Lander, Craig's Meadows
Bell & Brothers, Experiment Mills
Henry kintz, Bartonsvle
A S Edinger, Tannersville
Joseph Keller & Son, Kellersvilte
Charles Saylor, Say lorsburg
Brodhead g. Brother, Dutotsburg
William Drake, Snydersville
Be,care Of CounterfeHs.-The public are cau-
toned against the many spurious medicines which
in order to deceive, are called by names similar
to Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of Wr1ghts
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail. l69
Race street, Philadelphia; 2sa Greenwich street,
New York and 1913 fremont street, Boston.
February Is, l947.---ly
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DYsPEpSIA. This distressing complaint Is

nYSPEPSIA. This distressing complaint is
IL weakness of the digestive organs, and like
every other disease, is caused by impuri,y of the
blood The gastric juice, fluid peculiar to the
stomach, when secreted from bad blood, is def
cien i'm those wonderful solvent properties which
are of such vital importance to digestion. Conse.
auenty, the food, instead of being speedily dis
solved often becomes absolutely spoiled or putri-
fled in the stomach; hence bad breath, sour belch-
ing, costiveness pains in the stomach, collie, dys-
entery, cholera morbus, and other dreadful COM
plants.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are a certain
cure for Dyspepsia, because they cleanse the stom-
ach and bowels from all bilious humors, and pur-
fy the blood -Four or five of said Pills, taken at
night on going to bed will in all cases give some
relief, and if continued for short time, will not
only make perfect cure of Dyspepsia, but will
assuredly drive pain or distress Of every descrip
ton from the body
Bc,caye Of Coanterfeits.-The public are eau
toned against the many spurious medicines, which
in order to deceive are called by names similar TO
Wrghl's Indian Vegetable Pills.
For sale by George II Miller, Stroudsbnrg, who
is the only authorised agent for that place; see ad
veriisement for other agencies IN another column.
Office and general depot, l69 Race ST. Phil'a.
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General Taylor $40 LOcofoco.

The Pennsylvania OF Monday, aiiud'ng 10
certain manifestations OF regard iof zen. lay
lor, says, Suppose the gallant General should
,urn ou, 10 be Democrat, after all In re-
,,lv 10 The above The u. S. Gazette says: :" Well,
we think il will be after all. when Gen. Taylor
,,,os an, ~ be a Democrat Of the Polk school !;
he has had lille 100 much Of that pseudo De-
mocracy already. lie fel, il in The correspon-
dence with the Secretary Of War; he frh il
keenly in the movements OF The Polk Demo-
Gratis in the Senate. who opposed The vote Of
thanks for the victory Of MONTEREY; he has
felt il in one or two other modes, 10 which We
will not Iurn Locofoco-ihere is.uo danger oil
ulak If we though, he would ever adopt The
political principles of the parry now IN power
Monterey, Resaca de la Palma Palo Alto, and
Buena Vista, would present no argument IN Ia
ror of his election TO the Presidency. There
must be sound political principles, and s'ales-
manlike adherence to them 10 qualify man for
The Presidency.
Gen. Taylor is thorough going WIG; he
was the friend, advocate and effective parllzan
of Harrison; he is the warm personal friend,
the Jealous partzan Of Henry Clay; the open
professor Of the principles of national policy
connected with The life Of iha, grea, man.
Such he has pro(essed himself, such he has
shown himself These are the principles upon
which he has placed his fame and his eharac-
ier--he will not give them up.
GENERAL TAYLOR NEVER SURRENDERs."
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C. w. DEWITT,
HENRY DEWITT,
d. w. HAGERTY,
MANSION HOUSE.
Mrs, Margaret Eagles

Begs leave respectfully TO inform her old friends
and the public generally that she has taken the
above establishment which has been. and is
now being, fitted up upon the most approved
plan, for the accommodation of strangers and
travellers.
The long experience which she has had in
the business OF keeping hotel or public house.
in connection with The favorable location and
commodiousness of the Mansion House, she
hopes will afford sufficien, guarantee 10 Sc.
cure liberal patronage. Persons visiting Town
on business or pleasure excursions, will find
comfortable, convenient and quiet home. Ju-
rors and others attending Court are invited TO
call, and satisfy themselves. Strangers from
The city, or elsewh here, Who contemplate spend
ing some Time in The beautiful and retired viii
lage of Slroudsburg. will do we'll by making the
above house their home during their stay here; /;
in short, all are invited TO call.
Transient and steady boarders, by The day
or week, accommodated upon The most reason
able terms.
Stroudsburg, April |, lS47.
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RAIL ROAD MEETING.

There will be meeting held a, The Court
House in Slroudsburg, on Saturday. The 24h
inst /, TO take into consideration aud adop, mea-
sures relative 10 the extension of the Morris q
Essex Rail Road 10 The Water Gap, and from
thence to the Laokawanna coal beds, agreeable
10 tbs charter made and provided for the same.
general attendance is requested of the In.
,eresled citizens of nsylsania and N. Jersey.
April Is, lSi7.