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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-11-13

fsf and Ilusb r. Hs
!, months that follow
Viii pinch Us worse
moral story
...ar,s convinced lately that there
!, '', a.sDlo il he world who nave
N, 'v It'll stog,vhieh We reckon =
. NJ VI reprint it, to 0s re-
III, !, !. iii i tali'nani' aid in those Sc
'ssioId psrPlsSig which we meet IN
rord-HE Finland
,lo.s tbat And stood for thirty years
Kitchen without giving its own
III complaint, early one summers
hbrs ihe family vas stirring sud
ia. Upon this the dial plate Qf
N, III fabIe) changed countenance
IL wheels remained motionless
~, he weights hung as i dead
n III disposed 10 lay the blame on
II lsngth the dial instituted a
nv u i the cause Of stagnation'
hVhesIs, weights, with one voice
asi innocence.
.alt lick was heard below from
lii vho thus spoke:
4 nssIl 10 be the sole cause Of the
qpigstapd ! am willing for the gen
lrlsn, y assign my reasons Inc
an tired of ticking"
Fiiagthis, the old clock became Sc
Bal i was On The very point Of strik'
IIs@ exclaimed the dial-plate, hold
haaas,
oodg replied the pendulum, ''It i
hfyOe, Mistress Dial, who have
yourself up above melt is vastly
pl say, to accuse other people Of
pd, who had nothing to do all the
III life but to stare people in the face,
yourself with watchinga all that goes
itchsn- Think, | beseech you, ho "
like y be shut up for life in this
audto wag back ward and forward
year, as | dOy'
aIip said the dial, is there not a win
H house % purpose for you to look
that resumed the pendulum, it il
here, and although there is a window
stop even fcr an instant, to look GU
sdss aa really tired Of my way o
YOU wish, PH tell you how | tool
" y ny %mPloyment. | happened
l9sl Y y calculating how many time
aVe 'otlck In the course Of only til,
8'l0Hf hoursi perhaps some of yol
can give me the exact sum"
pug hand being quick at figure
i'Pllsd, @Eighty-six thousand fou
iaan
ns replied the pendulum; swell
iea all i the very thought Of thi
9gh 70 fatigue one; and when
sqply the stroke Of one day b
mas and years, really it is no won
discouraged at the prospect; So, Il
-
d'ai Of reasoning and hesitation
/ nyself, III stop"
sepld scarcely keep its counte
g lals harfangue, but resuming il
w replied, "Dear Mr.. Pendulum,
1'ealshed that such a useful, indus
~ q yoarself should have bee
@ls sudden action. 1t is true
ssAs great deal Of work in you
aays w ~ and are likely to do
vagnl Y may fatigue us to think Of
Wheeler il will fatigue US /
!. ~ nov do me the favor 10 Civ
seAsa strokes to illustrate my Al
HAA complied. and licked al,
aleal pace.
w. lhs dial, may Ibe allowed /
\ 'A'''i'a was at all fatiguing q
.l'a''' I replied the pendulum, st !
1ssAs' 'aa' ! complain, nor Of sixty
NV replied the dial; Shut roco,
~ may think Of a million G
I'M. you are required to exe
hava !, " however often you ma
M ael1g, . moment will alway
osRlngi MS !
Nj l'llsn staggers me, l mus
~ " Pendulum.
nnssI. I'auped the dial plate, aw
r.ss return q our duty, fol Ii
|bi,ss ~ We stand idling time.'
M. sslghts, who had never bee
it.ias II | conduct, used all their inf
EN-, " = proceed, when, as vi
ssn \ FAesls began to turn, Il
4'V', !Ao pendulum began
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-11-13

MEXICAN MOONLIGHT. - Meet mo by moons
light alone can be practicalizedin Mexic1 with
beautiful effect, we should think, judging from
the following extract from an army letter
which was pdblished not long since in a South
ern paper:
tPerhaps you will not believe me wheh tell
you that / am writing this BY Inconsistencies
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-11-13
Printers proverbs.

I. Never inquire thou Of the editor for the
news, for behold it is his duty at the appointed
time to give it unto thee without asking.
II. When thou dost write for his paper, new
or say unto him, sWhat thinkest thou of my
piece2' for it may be that the truth might OF
fendthee.
III. II is not ct that thou should ask of him
who is the author Of any articles, for his duty
requires him to keep such things to himself.
Nv. When thou dost enter into aPrlnting
Office, have a care unto myself, that thou dost
not touch the type; for thou mayest cause the
printer much trouble.
Nv. Look not thou at the copy which is in
the hands of the compositors, for that is not
meet in the sight of the printer. gsE
vi. Neither examine thou the proof Sheet
for it is not ready to meet thine eye, that thou
mayest understand it, gtgaa8 @
VII. Prefer thine own county newspaper to
any olher-subscribe Immediately ior i, and
pay in advance, and it shall be well with thee
and thy little ones, usyap
"Mine Got!' said a dutchman in the market
house at Monterey, a short time ago, who was
searching in yain. for some cabhages, 'dosh
Mexicanish is no better den Hottentots-deJ
ish'nt got no kale nor krout, nor notten. Dun
der and blixon no wonder dey can't fight
44AhH 'H3 AAAD8aE
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-11-13

HUNKERrsM.- "Hunkerism is whigism in
disguise. The hunkers are wings at heart, but
democrats by profession.-N Z. Express.
1.-THE "Hunkers," as they are styled, we're IN
the ascendent in the late Democratic conven-
ton, and nominated the present Democratic
ticketin that State. They are known as the
conservative bank and Anti-Wilmot Proviso
democrats. Is that the reason that they are
wings in disguiseg'-Ci". Eng.
Ifthoy are wings at all, there is no doubt
they are in disguise. They belong to the am
phibious Breed, but are all Of the Mamma-
la species-havlng a natural Instinct to suck
the body politic.-Cin. Cbron.
III can't bearchildren2' said Miss Prim, dis.
painfully. Mrs. Partington locked al her mild
" over her spectaeles before she replied, "Per-
haps ifyou could you wOuldlike them botier,'
she at last said.
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Hrea aooDi
" a, over
spast tingeS'
Wy. isins brown
E.,rinig riasd
\, nsly .hieyes'
". BoOs II Nature
,lotsof leaves
,Aepyof houses
j they fit'
Essjsrty tenants
6ees % any,
setlstsnPsr'
\ N n iptea and laugh
". v N BIZ tegetheE
md half
|@tubef sndsth-
nd most perverse-
months hat follow
Vii pinch Us worss'
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-11-13

That's all we heard reader for, when slocum
opened the hall door, Charlie, Willie, wife and
all, went out to meet him, and get some of these
same oranges.
Mrs. slocum did get supper, and slOcum had
muGins.-TToy Budget.
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WHEELING; TIMES AND
ADYERTISER =

WHEELING TINES AND GNZrTTT.
'UBIIsIIEp DAILY TRf WEEKIY 4 WEEKLY III
J. Z. WHARTON.
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on. tLO.Le, IJ.X CLOTHS, TtHits= eI4e=5affs,
NiNtoW BEINtF FIRE scKEENs, icon
IiEtES. C0AGH CURT NtN s11 rf. GREEN
HAZE OR SIDE H9&RHS. Ut FENl = $faNI5e,
&r.. silk AND MUSLIN APRONS FOR CHtt.
IREN.
ToSErIi WOOD OF East Wheeling woud rezH 3eet
" Mi} inform tde eale that lee Is re. argd 30 ersf.
orders for ANYTHING enumerated above his iie
utattess, dura iiitf aadtqslttc4.
House sHlll3.s, GLAZING and Paper H4azig als1 a..
tHdrl TO-
Eesdear, And shop near Inc ola Crown t.lsss Works.
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sen - 6GE1IEs zt.-fo bushels G ami srrias. f5
- t da' -, f.,-l r.uc us do Pr,ns au, ref
etilt4t-t ,i- l6t 81 Tia Family Gfocorf STATS
f. rs ae-na Aee T.. 3. SN EARIStiISH
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cs.enI c=z-e, stsa lrsre rr.s1rH e.ery Tls5s
" it ut-ets5 s IT, lRt.astIG- ri 1tu to5f Z II ass
.Fl.5=t every 7aat at 5uHa 't.oca, :. Ii.
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PHYSICIAN. 81 EGEeN ANu=AeeoECuEf.
0ifieEoH the form fast cffner af Finn and Ctu=
- tc Streets. Eesideace t3e sDuth Nes rertef Of
tue SAINT streets. oet -
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-16
The Message.

We publish in to-days' paper the entire Message
Of the President, 10 Congress, delivered on Tues
day aweek. In doing so, we necessarily exclude
nearly every thing else from our columns in con-
sequence of its great length, occupying over three
pages Of our paper. 1t is very ordinary docu-
menf, and quite warlike in lis tone Mr. Polk
takes decided ground against defensive line, and
also against the withdrawal Of cur army altogeth-
er Lie is in favor Of prosecuting the war vigor-
ousy, but declares object other than that Of Sc
securing ndemnifcation by the appropriation OF
Mexican territory. He goes for keeping all we
have got, and getting all we can. Having failed
10 conquer or purchase a peace. Mr. Polk now
seems determined to frjghen the hlexicrns with
threats and big words. No further overtures of
peace are 10 be made on our part. and more men
aud money are called for. He does not directly
adgocate Annexation and Conquest, but approach
es such policy as closely as possible. All pros
eci of speedy peace are at an end, so fa1 as the
Administration is concerned. The olive branch
las been thrown aside, and The sword unsheathed
Dy the "one man power" at Washington. Fortu-
naIely fer The country, however, Congress will
have something TO say in this matter. We look
10 that body for prompt action, 10 check the reck
less and inglorious career OF Tie present Admins
traon.
A ta1 on the poor mans Tea and ce5se IS again
recommended. SIS a5.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-16
Eastosa and Milford Mail Line.
VIA STROUDSRuRG.

Passengers in this line will leave JosEPH
HAGENDuch's Inn, sign of the :. Black Horse
Easlon, every Monday Wednesday and Friday,
Passing through the following places, VIZ =
Richmond. Cenlreville. Williamsburg, Dllls'
Ferry, Delaware Wafer Gap, Duorsburg,
Stroud,burg. Bushkill, and Dingman's Ferry,
and arrive IN Milford The same day: Distance
90 miles. Returning, leave Samuel Dimmick's
Hotel, Milford, every Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday, aud arrive in Easton the same day.
Fare from Easlon TO Strondsburg, ST 25
:" 's Milford, 81
N. B. All baggage at the risk of the owners
WILLIAM DEAN,
June 3, 1917 Proprietor.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-16

VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.
The only k2oon medicine that at the same time pur-
ges, puryfes, and strengthens the system i.
nR. LIE ROY'S Pills are a new medicine
~ which has just appeared, and is fast taking
the places Of all others OF the same class. These
pills are composed of many ingredients, but the
two principal ones are Sarsaparlla and Wild Cher
ry SO united that they ttogether the one through
It's admlxture with other substances, purifying and
purglng, while the othor is Strengthening the sys
tenn. Thus those pills at the same time tonic
and opening; a desideratum long and eagerly
sought for by medicinal men, bot never before dis
covered. ln other words they do the work of the
two medicines, and do it much better than any
two we know Of for they remove nothing from the
system but the impurities; SO that while they purge
they strengthen; and hence they cause no debili-
tation, and are followed by no reaction Dr. LIE
Roys Pills have wonderful Influence on the
blood they not only purify without weakening it,
but they remove all noxiouS particles from the
chyle before it is converted into fluid, and thus
makes impure blood an utter impossibility. As
there is no debiiation, so there is no nausea
or sickness attending the Operations Of this most
excellent of medicines, which never strains or
tortures the digestive functions, bat causes them
to work in perfectly natural manner; and hence
persons taking them do not become pale and
emaciated, but the contrary for while it is the
property of the Sarsaparilla, united as it is with
other Ingredients, to remove all that is foreign and
impure, is equally the property ofthe Wild Cher
to retain all that is natural and sound and hence
robos state ofhealth is the certain result their
united operations.
Agents in Stroudsburg, Dr. Samuel Stokes and
T. Schoch '-
July %. lS47
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-16
R1a&IgEPIaR's M0TPI0I9.

Notice is hereby given 10 all legatees and
Other persons interested in the estate of the re.
/ spec,iye decedenls and minors, thai The admin.
i-,ra,inn accounts OF The following estates have
been filed in The office ol the Register of Mon
roe county, and will be presented for confrma
lion and allow anee 10 the Orphans Courl 10 be
held at Srroudsbug. in and for the aforesaid
county, on Monday, the OH day Of January
/ mex, a, 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The final account of Mary Hul,hiser, admin
i~rairlx OF the estate of Peter Hush late
Of Chrsuuthill township, deceased
The acconn, of George Buskrk, executor of
The last will and testament of Margaret FIser,
late nf Stroud township, deceased
The final account OF Joseph Frahle, andmin-
.taor OF The estate Of Jacob Douer, late Of Ches-
nuhil township, deceased.
The fnai account of Andrew Storm, admin
lraror of The estate of John Storm, late of Ham.
ilton township deceased.
SAMUEL REFS, Jr.
Register.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-16

lis preservation with jealous anxiety; dis
counlenancipg whatever may suggest even
suspicion that il can in any event be aban-
doned aud Indignantly frownIng upon the
first dawning Of every attempt TO allenale any
portion Of our country from The resi-, or 10 en-
feeble The sacred ties which now link iogelh-
er The various parts. t
Aller The lapse Of half century, these
admonitons OF Washington fall upon us with
all The force oflrulh IL as difficult TO esli-
mate The immense value" of our glorious
Union Of conederated States, TO Inch we
are so much indebted for our growth in pop
ulalion aud wealth, aud for all ,haI coHsli-
iUles great and happy naion. How unim
poFani are all ourdiflerences of opinion upon
minor questions of public policy, compared
with lis >ervafiarI aud how scrupuIoUsly
should we END TO avoid all agiaing topics
witch may tend to distract and divide Us into
,onIending parlles, separated by geographl-
cal lines, Whereby II may be weakened or
endangered.
In,okiug The blessing of The Almighty Ru-
leT of The Uni' erse upon your deliberations,
il will be my highest duty, no less than my
sincere pleasure, 10 co operate viii you IN
all measures which may end 10 promote The
honor and enduring ~eiiare of our common
country. JAMES X POLK.
WASHINGTON, December. lS47.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-16
AUDITORS NOTICE.

The undersigned, auditors appointed by the
Orphans Courl of Monroe Comfy, to examine
and II occasion require, re-seltle The account oI
John V Bush and George v Bush, Executors
OF the last "ill and testament of George Bush,
late of Smh6eld township, in said county, de-
ceased, will attend 10 The duties of their ap.
pointment on Monday, The third day of Janua
ry next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, al the house OF
Jacob Kncchi, in The borough of Sropasbure,
when and where all persons having claims are
requested 10 present The same before US. or be
declared from coming in for a share of the as
sells. JOHN T. BELL,
JOHN MARSH.
JACOB H. EILENBERGER
NOV 70. lS47. Dec 2.--4t
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-16

GPITTING OF BLOoD.-It should be remem-
- bered when the stream of life IS encountered
with morbid humors, that its volume or quantity
is increased, the 5ood vessels are filled to over
flowing hence arupturing of those which termin-
ale in the lungs and splitting blood, consumption,
and other dreadful complaints. Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pills are cortain to put an Immediate
stop to splitting of blood because they take out of
the circulation those useless and corrupt humors
which are the cause not only OF the bursting OF
blood vessels, but also of every malady incident
10 man. From three 10 six Of said Indian Vege-
table Pills taken al night on going TO bed, will in
all cases give immediate relief and if repeated a
few times will most assuredly restore the body to
a stare of sound health. 19F
For sale by George H. Miller, who is the only
authorized agent for Stroudsburg see advertise
lneni for other agencies in another column.
Office and general depot, l69 Race st. Phil'a.
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+. THE NEW WORLD.
NEW SERIES.
Park Benjamin., Editor.
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE

TWO DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
| On Saturday, The second Of October, was is.
sued, on very large and elegant folio sheet,
and on the plan of The New World formerly
published IN this city, weekly literary news
paper, with The above title.
1t contains The new and popular productions
of oil the best authors, home and foreign, ncu-
ding Bufwer, Dickens. James, Leigh Hunt, Jer-
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Irving, Prescott, Sue, George Sand, aud hosts
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|, also presents weekly extracts from new
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Of The most interesting and amusing description
The old New World was so well known,
that il Is not requisite 10 enter upon anv labored
description of the ne,D New World; since the
latter Is exactly like The former, excep, so far
il has been improved
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Iy engravings.
In consequence Of ,heg great economy which
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paper-making, The proprietors are enabled 10
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DOLLARS YEAR. ST
The proprietors are making extensive. ar
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They mean also that it shall be original as
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ments with authors. As an earnes, of this,
they commenced wild the first number NEW
ROMANCE, written expressly for the New World
by Frank Forester, author of The Warwick
Woodlands, My Shooting Box &c. &c. They
will also glye series of ORIGINAL LEGENDS,
by Edmund FIagg, Esq. author OF. .Lucrstia
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Address.
ROSS WILKINSON, Publisher,
los Nassau street, New York
November 25, l6i7
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NOTICE.

An Introductory Address will be delivered
by The Rev. ]. w. MEcAsKEY, at the commence
-'nerr of the Lena Lenapee Literary hstitute."
al The Court House in the Bofough of Stfouds-
burg, on Friday evening, Decen.sef 7th inst)
commencing at O'Clock. e aa
The public are erespecifully invited to attend.
ssc SAMUEL. S. DREHER, Sec'y. .
December 9, lS47.
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Spectacle Glasses fitted 10 all ages and sights
in Gold, Silver. German Silver and Steel
Frames, with convex, concave, periscoplc, blue,
grey and green Glasses, 10 which he would IN
vie particular attention. No charge for showing
them. For eale cheap, al the Variety Store of
go JOHN II. MELCK
S,roudsburg. January |. le46.
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strouasSurg and New Verb
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DLAIRSToWN, JoHNsoHSBURGH
aas STANH0PE q MoRRl,Fowv
THROUGH IN TWELVE HOURS.
Fare from Str0uds6urg TO Neo YORK s3 50]
On and after Monday, November 81 1916,
'hefe will Stage leave the principal hotels,
10 Slroodsburg, al o'cleck i N every Mon
day. Wednesday, and Friday, by fonr-horse
coaches TO Moristown, thence hy rsil-rnad o
New ork, arriving in New York % :aiau'os
before i've O'Clock P. NJ the same afternoon
Returning will leave New Totk every Tue>-
day, Thursday, and Saturday, Al O o'clock A NJ.
by railroad 10 Morris'own, thence bv stage y
Suoudsburg, arriving in Sroud>hurg The same
evening between aud O'Clock p NJ.
Persons in NewYork can receive auy in(ng.
maon desired by applying o,he subscriber, cr
his agent, at 73 Couuland,slGeel MERRIAM.
wishing 10 send orders TO Now York for small
bills of goods. can 90 So by encIp>Iny the Or
ders directed 10 the agent Of the liue, and uiv.
ing ii To- the driver, aud have i, by re,uta of
stage. A share of public pa!tonage is re prcr
fully solicited.
JOHN l., WARD, Pro2ristor.
NOvernber
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II We are indebted to the Hon. ANDREW STEw-
ART, for an early copy of the Presidents Message
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-16
GUM SHOES,
SOAPS.

5 Fine scented Soaps for washing and shaving
also he celebrated shaving cream, for sale
cheap. by JOHN IL. MEilCN.
Stroud burg. January 1886.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-16
MANSION HOUS Sc.
NErS. Hs:,ruaref H:-agina

uAFss
Begs leave respectfully to iniorm 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 recommendation Of strangers and
travellers.
The long experience asch sac -A4s bad ia
The business o! keeping hotel or pubiic EoH-s
IN connection with The favorable ,ozsI05, an.
commodiousDess Of The Mausjou liJu-e, she
hopes Will afford Sufficient guarantee Sc
cure liberal patronage Person, visiting town
on business or pleasure excursions, Will fnd IA
comfortable. convenient aud que home Ju-
roIs and others attending Courl are in,led tn
call, and satisfy themselves. Strangers fron.
The city, or elsew here who contemplate spend
ing some time in the beautiful ard retired VII
la6e OF Sirondsburg, will do well Ivy making tx,
above house their home during their Say here
in short, all are invited o call
Transient aud steady boarders, by the day
or week, accommodated upon be mosl reason
able Terms.