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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28

In the Marylaud Penientiary they have a
German, who appears 10 be an artist ot no Tnean
Kill in hts profession, which i.' that of ffescu
painting. He got hold OF SOME OF The refuse
sIve used in The establishment, and has made
|hs sleeping cell look like different apart
mem. Seeing his taste and abIIny, he has
been employed for some time in painting the
cells, and he uses nohing but the refuse dye.
He works wiihon, a palefa. and snakes every
cell different. This painung. che apply done,
saves whilewashing. More than that, ii lstan
agreeable relief TO the prisoners eye, which,
instead of always resting on aaked wall, finds
a variety in the pafneng. ltisa pity,ihe a"tor-
iunaie maa did not exercise his talents IN an
honest way, by following his business. He
has geaius, taste and skill. TO make arespecia.
bic living anywhere.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
keen RetOrf.

Atterbury, bishop of Rochester, abiding To- a
Dill brought into the house Of lords said = he had
propnes'ed that the bill would be attempted in the
P'eSen' session. and he was sorry to find that he
had proved true prophet, Lord Coningsby de-
sired the house to remark that one of The right
FeEerends had set himselfup as prophet; but for
|h's part be did not know what prophet 10 lhen
|hm to unless to that furious prophet, Balaam. who
Was rebuked by his own ass. The bishop replied
:" Since the noble lord has discovered in our
manners such a similitude, ] am we'll content 10
Pc compared to the prophet Balaam: hut, my lords
am at loss how 10 make out the other part ofl
F0e parallel am sure have beenseproved by
loO0dy but his lord ship" A burst of laughter
followed this castigation,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
The Cholera.

Public attention begins 10 be attracted to the
progress of this disease, and although there is no
expectation that it viii reach here this winter, yet
Preparations are making TO render it less formida-
bic than it was on the visitation Of 1892. Alep-
po, in Asia Minon, has, always been remarkable
Tor the ravages which that disease has made "a
mOng its inhabitants. The premonitory symp-
toms appeared early in July but it soon changed
INTO Ajiatic cholera, and ragged violently, so much
so that out of population of $4,000, notless than
1000 day would die, until it assumed mild type
when il fell TO 100. We must however, recoflect
this fact, that by the religion Of the Musslemen,
.recauton Is taken against it, and seldom rene.
dies are applied when the patient is attached
This arises from their principles and doctrines of
;aiaisKa, and as cholera is always certain in its
results if left to ITSELF no cures are Effected
There were only three European physicians and
only two Europeans died, and the fact was clear
ly apparent, that the poor, ill-fed and those who
Lived in confined and filthy streets, were alone the
sufferers. Hence we' can take precaution in time
40 rob this disease of half IFS terrors, by keeping
Npa strict police vigilance, in the dirty and con-
nned streets of our city, together with the free use
0l The Croton. Cleanliness, pune air, a1d liberal
nOurshng food, are great obstacles to the spread
d tAe cholera. --New York Star. sa
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
ERUPT1oNs OF THE sKIN-l. should be

ERUPT1ONSO OF THE SKIN.-1t should be
IL remembered, when the coarser particles OF
imPnriiy are diverted from their proper channels
and become deposited in the skin, that cutaneous
etuptions are the certain consequences.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will be found a
tdelghtful medicine for all disorders of the skin
because they expel from the body those poisonous
humors which the cause Of all kinds of eruptive
diseases. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will be
found to aid and improve digestion, and as they
are direct purifier of the blood, they win most
assuredly give health and vigor to the whole frame,
which in turn will be sure to give smooth and
healthy complexion. .gssr
3 Beuare Of Sagar Coated Counterfeits.--Re-
member, that the original and only genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature of Will
LIAM WRIGHr on the top label of each box. 3.
For sale by George III. M,ller, who is the only
authorized agent for Stroudsburg; see advertise
ment for other agencies in another column.
Office and general depot, l69 Race st. Phla
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
The New. BIZ the Acadia.

Tbs steamer Acadia has arrived al Boston,
~i,h European intelligence seven days is'et-
:, ,eems that the steamship United States
80 Covee for New York. on the Sd inst, with
";nb,v passengers and a large cargo. proceed
.S q. far as the SciIiy Islands. when an scc,-
d,n, 10 her machinery occurred. and she put
s.ck 10 Southamion. The steamship "Hrr-
'n.oop ron aground in fog on the 4,h Ins,,
A The Isle Of Wright, but was gotten off some
10 bo0r. after, and wl,hou, damage. ireland was
,'.0o.iI. Queen Victoria was on a v,sit to
scotland. France was tranquil, with the ex-
-.n,;on Of some local disturbances IN the Pro.
s;nc... The Bonapvts,s are making an effort
:: s.,or Of ,he election Of Louis Bonapaft TO
-. Presidency. The Ffench Republic has
hssn recognized by The Otvoman Go'ernment.
The Austssns having attempted TO make a
6o,..d levy on The CITY Of Hatma, The cirizens
100 and fearful battle was The consequences.
The result had no. been ascetlalned. The
Duchie, o. Slawig aud Hols,eIn had refused
10 acknowledge the armisnce concluded with
p,o,.ia. ia The name of the German Confed-
.t,ion. The mediation Of France and Eng
land for the italian question, had been accepted
bv Austria Ledri Rollin was about 10 start
new journal. Four thousand French troops
- ere reported to have arrived al Venice. llaiy |
go. in a yery disturbed state. The weather |
fine ia Great Briilan, and prices in
prsn had decliued In -four, the fall was near
Is as great as the advance had been. The |
nauu(acluring districts were achse. Money |
wa. abundant. a, 2 l.2 to 5 per ceni. on the
best bills. Consols Sc IA for account. The /
leuaud for cotton good, both for consumers I
md exporters
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
FROM PIrTsBURG.

PTTTsBuR0, Sept. 25
The market has been unsettled by the s,eam.
er's news Sales Of Western Flour II 81
So Ia 10 60 10 per bbl. Sales Of prime red
wheat at 81 10 SO CTS. per busheL Oa.s 25
cents. Sales Of Whiskey al lg cents pei gal
Ion. New Orleans Molssses sells d &c, cents
Sales Of Corn Meal Al ST rs $I 81 l-2 per
barrel. Rye Flour 50 81 l-2. In Provisions
there are no sales, to-day, Of any article worthy
Of report. The market is bare al all articles.
Sugar is held higher. and sales are small
The weather continues remarkable pleasant
There are #. inches water in the channel
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28

TTHHROW PHYSIC TO THE DOGS.-Tha,
i is all the old-fashioned gripping and .nau-
seating compounds which have been the terror. of
mankind from time immemorial. and instead there
of: betaken ourselves TO Clckener's Sugar coated
Purgatve Pills, which are delightful to the taste
and inoffensiye to the howes as we'll as being the
very best purgative and purifying medicine that
ever rescued grateful system from an untimey
death. aer.
For sale at the Republican Office. by r. Schoch,
the only authorized agent for Stroudsburg
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
AGENTS WANTED

To canvass for some new and popular works,
in every county ,hfoughoss The United States.
To Agenis, the mos, liberal encouragement Is
offered with small capital Of s25 10 81 90.
A chance is offered, whereby an agent can
make from $40 10 s25 per week. For further
PARTICULARS. address lpos. paid
.sr WIN. A.. LEARY.
= No. lss Nerih- Second Street, Phlidslphis::
September Il, le4s. On sa
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
To the Voters of Monroe county:

/, Fellow Ci,izens:---NU, having been eacour-
iged by any of my fnsids | offer myself as i
candidate iar, the office Of,
HIGH SHERIFF; s
at the efsnngi election. Of my own free will
and accord. The principal inducsnienl for so
doing is ,he fear dhare.. will aolbe candidates
enaughin The field for ibs deas.peuple 10 choose
from: yet will not have The least ohiect,on 10
being elected. Should ,hs, be the case, will
pledge myself 10 perform the duties Of The Of
flee IN the following mannef,. viz n Firs,---If
any process comes into, my hands against. any
one will catch him # can, and keep himafI
can until he is legally discharged by due course
OF law. 2nd :--Bs caulipus how you. ee. into
debi. for II an execution comes intoimy hands
agains, any one in the County, and be has not
the cash will levy nn his property if | can
find any, aud sell it 10 he best bidder. .and az
ter taking good care Of my own fees will pay
over the balance where il honestly belongs.-.-
3fd and Iasl:.-7G any one should be convicted
Of a capital oyime which God forbid) and a
death warrant unfortunately come.inlo my hands
will hang him up by. the neck pn,I he be
dead, dead, dead, and may The Lord hare ,mer.
ry en- his soul = s,-.se,... /, ~. 80.
Asto politics, am fpll. blooded Rough and
Ready Whig. ,e- ss.,. 49, ,<<g. -
Very respectfully, your humble servant.
- PHILIP ABBOTT.
rohybanna township, Aug. II, lS48
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28

A Ne,o Secret Order-The editor Of. ,hs
Lyons Argus has letter from friend in Ohio
saying "Ihe Cass men are Becoming SO scarce
ia those paris, iha they have resorted To 'se-
crel signs whereby they may distinguish each
other"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
NOTICE.
10 the lovers of Good Fruit.

4sEzsa. The subscriber offers for sale. the fol.
lowing very choice Trees and Plants:
<SEss' 5000 Peach Trees embracing is diff.
: -.s=- feren. klads Of Jru;s Apple trees of %
kinds; Cherry Trees, I6 kinds; Pears, l $ kinds;
variety OF Apricot and Nec,arine trees. Al
so--5Do0 Strawberry plants, ,,of different va
fieties, and Asparagus roots and Downing's
Colossal Rhubarb or Pie plant.
The above articles are. all Of the first kinds
sin healthy, thrifty condillon. and will be
.old in large or small lois, very low for cash.
Apply TO the subscfber al Lafayei,e CaIlege.
~ H. w. CROSBY.
Easion, Sept 81, 1S4S...-3t afsSis
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28

The Dyseniary disease hss been
mole prevsleu, and fatal the presen, season
than any within our remem 3rance. Scarcely
any section of country has escaped It's ravages.
Children. particularly, have been The obJec's
of allack
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
To the independent Electors Of
Monroe County.

FELLOW citizens :--Eaipursged ty many
oil my lfIends from different paris OF The Coun-
ty,l am again Induced to offer myself a.. cam
didale for The office of 49,
81, HIGH SHERIFF.
aiihe ensueing General Election Should bs
so fortunate as 10 reeervei a, majority Of yo,,r
votes j shall endeayor lo.disc hai se.. he da,,r.
OF said office with fidelity. and To the he,l Z
my abill'y.llt With sentiments of r.sppc,
Il remain yours .irhly, PETER LANDER.
Smith6ed' ',osnsh'p. June 20. ls4s. .a.e III /, +
To the Voters Of Monroe t,t county.
Felloo Citizens Encouraged by, n,ts.ef.tiag.
friends, i offer myself as candidate foi he Of
Pirothonotary and Clerk Of the seoerai
- C0itrts Of Monroe county, a
at the approaching general elecilon. 'a ssfi'
/ Should be so fortunate as 10 receive a ma
ioiiy Of your sufffages,l pledge myself 10 dis
charge the duties Of said officeswirh fdehsx.
personally, impartiaIIy, and 10 The bes, os nv
ability. Respectfully, your ,hpmbte .e,.aai.
i g' M. H. DREHER-
Sroudshnrg. June %, lS48
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
10 the Voters Of Monroe county.

z Feiiou- Clisens - Encouraged by, numerous
friends offer myself as caDdIdais fot.ihs
Office of
. HIGH, SHERIFF OF THIS COUNTY
al HE approaching General .sler,lon, -.
Should be so fortunate as 10 receive d Ias-
jori,Y Of your sufifages. pledge myself 10 dI.-
charge The dulies of said Office. wl,b ideldy,
personally, imparialIy, and To- ihe hesi 81 my
ability. Respectfully, your humble servant,
ia H~'4 JAMES N. iDURLtNG
StrOudshuTp Iniv 1919
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
TO The Free and Indebeadent Electors
OF MONROE COUNTY

FELLOW. .CITIzENs:-A lmost three year. have
now expired since you,did me the honor 30 elec,
me 70 the ofliees,of Register aud Recorder Of
this County. Having TO the .bes, of knowl-
edge. faithfully and, .inpanlaIIy performed nv
official duties; and as have received many en-.
couragements ltom my numerous friends in diff
feren, paris of the County, therefore take
The liberty Of again offering myself a. cam
dldae for 'hs same offices. a. The ensuing
general .slec'lon. Shonld be so fortunate as
To be- reelected. | will perform the durie. ln-
cumbenl' upon me, Go the .bes, of my sbiI,yy
personally. faithfully. and if possible. 10 yous
entire satisfaction. With sen,lments of resnec,,
= ! remain ynur public servant.
Il ). 80. SAMUEL REEFS Jr
June 8, lS4S-.,e. .ss
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
I76 ACRES.


or Whereabouts, adjoining the aforementioned
property land lands of Michael Shoemaker Esq J.
Simon Meyers and others. about 36 acres of
which are cleared and in a good state Of cuhi-
ya,ion. There are Two bearing orchards and
other fruit trees on the premises. The bull
dinos cousits of i
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28

In the United States 300 tons of beeswal
are produced annually.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
To the Voters Of Monroe county.

10 the Voters of Monroe county.
Fell0w, Citizens Being encouraged by many
friends In dfferenlipar's Of the County. offer
myself as candidate fo1 the office OF. "a, -,
..'st .l HIGH SHERIFF,
at the ensuing General election. Should Bio
so fortunate as 10 be elected, pledgs myself
TO discharge the duties OF said office with fidel-
i,y. personally, impar,ially. and 10 ihs bes. Of
my ability. q Respectfully. your freud,
..s PETER KEMMERRER.
Hamilton, July l3, 1913 8t-* lsz sess a. 49,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
NEW VOLUME OF THE q
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. Z

The Publishers of the, Scientific American re-
specially give notice that the ..@tf..3 2 e
FOURTH, YEARLY, VOLUME. ;95
Of their Journal VIII be commenced on Saturday,
September 22d. This publication differs, entire
ly from the mary magazines and papers which
food the country, 1t is a,lWeekly Journal q, Art,
Science and Mechanics, having for its object the
advancement Of the Interests Of Mechanics, Man
ufactarer,, and InUentors. Each number IS illusr
trated with from FIVE to, ten original Engrauings
Of ne1o Mechanical lnrertions nearly all efthe best
inventions which are patented at Washington be-
ing illustrated in the Scientific American. 1t al
so contains Weekly List of American, Patents !;
notices of the progress Of all Mechanical and Sci;
entifc Improvements; practical directions on the
construction. management and use of all kinds Of
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YOUNG LADIES, INSTITUTES.
EastOn, Penn,a.

! EastOn, Penn'a.
/ The Young Ladies' lnsliluie. situated al, the
corner OF Pomfret and Spring Garden streets.
will commence its sixth session, on the frs,
Monday. the 4th day of September merit. For
particulars apply 10 ~
THOS NJ CANN, Principal.
Refersnce may be made TO the following gem
llemen, who are patrons, Of .,he Insliiuae: -
PFrfR S. MlcHLEa, Jsrfg. BURKE.
JAcoB WAGNER, O1&I INNEs, M. d.
JoHNDAv1s, J. r. HETRlcn,
D. LAcHENouR, M. d.
Easan, July 19. lS4s. Sept Z. 8,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
To the Voters of Monroe. county.

To the Voters of Monroe county.
Fellow Citizens Encouraged by many friends
from different parts Of the County, offer my.
self as candidate for the office Of , s1Y p.
. g HIGH SHERIFF., t.''
at he ensuing General election. Should be.
SO fortunate as to be elected. pledge myself
70 discharge the duties of said office whh fdsI-
ny, personally, impar,ially, and 10 lhe bess Of
my ability. 81
Respectfully, Your friend.
CHARLES SHOEMAKER.
Middle SmilhfeId. July q, l54s.--,e,*
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Public Sale Of Real Estate.

Will be sold al public sale, on 'ruesday, The
3lsl day of October next, on the premises, two
valuable farms and mill properly, climate III
Hamilton township; Monroe county, Pa. ssoo,
four miles west OF .S,roudsbdrg, belonging TO
the e:'a'e of John Kuakfs, deceased. 8. @ "a.
No. containing .'.;
~ I76 ACRES ,,,... a3a. .
or Whereabouts. adjoining lands Of Gideon Bur.
riu, Adam, Shafer, John Huston and Others, a.
bout il0 acres Of which are cleared, and in q
high state Of cultivation; The remainder being
well numbered with oak, hickory and other Tim,
Der. On this farm there il good log house. q
large frame Barn, with stone s,ablings, wagon
house and olher outbildings. There is. also a
sufficiency Of apple and other frui, trees on she
farm. McMichael's creek passes through the
farm. I.
No . contains ~ Fi.fT- -
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28

the gYnera,ive system by W.Y0UNG. NJ d.
The lime has now. arrived. that person suf-
fering from secret disease. need no more be.
come The VICTIM OF oUAcKERY. as by The pre-.
scEiptions contained in this book any one may
cure himself, without hindrance 10 business,
or the knowledge Of the most intimate friend,
and with one tenth the usual expense Ia ad-
dilon TO the general routine OF private disease,
il fully explains The cause Of manHood's early
decline. with observations on marriage besides
many other arrangements which il would not
be- proper TO ennmerale in the public prints.
lUPAny person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed ." letter, will receive one copy OF
this book, by mail, 3or five copies viii be sen,
for one dolat. Address, DIR. w. YOUNG, No.
I52 Spruce. street, PHiLApELpHn." Pns, paid.
b IL, WANTED---Proprielors of Drug or
Book Stores. and Pedlers, in every iown in the
Unled Slaes, to act as agents for,hs above work.
September Z, 7,sl646.--6m. Foj5ynff
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28
Doctor Yourself!
For IS cents!

By means Of The POCK-
EFT ESCULAPlUS,o EVE
RY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN
iwenlleih edition, ~hh up
wards of a hundred engra-
wings, showing private DIS
eases IN every shape and
form, and malfofmaiions Of
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-28

Io the Voters ofMonroe county.
FelloD Citizens :- Encouraged by numerous
friends | offer myself as candidate for lhe Of
fee of :, s. -.
Register and Recorder,
at The approaching general slsc,ion. and res
pec.fuly solleil your voiss and support. Should
| be so fpr'uDaie as to receive a msjpfily of
your suf1iages | pledge myself 10 .discharge,he
du'e, Of said Office wish fidelity .impasiialIy. and
- shs bssl Of ny ability. 4 ,r,.'A -2~s
se.. PETER NEyHART.
Fasono, July 6, lsAs, 9'.aI l
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EYES RIGHT!.

Why is j, 'ha, all eyes are eas, toward the
Brick yard occopied by Stone & Wolf.
Becanse they have
10000 of the Largest and best Brick
just burnt and for sale, that can'be had in this
county, or in Easion. A portion Of said brick
are composed of material that will stand fire.
and warranted good for building bake ovens
and other fire places Come and examine Cor
yourselves. the brick will speak louder ,haa
words. 8fi
These brick are considerably larger than any
others made IN This county. ,s....,
- N. B.,,All kinds of country produce taken in
exchange except cabbage, and cash nel refused.
- su IS STONE q WOLF
sroudsburs, Monroe county, July 27. ls4s.
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September 2s. ls4s.
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County Commissioner,

I'e the Voters of Monroe county.
Fellow ,Cil,zens Il offer myself as candi.
date for the Office Of { ,il .i.,.-s ..-..l
Proulonotqzy and Clerk Of The Courts
-. 4.ss4g Monroe county, i. 9ss,..5
at the ensuiug General Election, and respect.
fully solicit your suftages., IF elected. ] wllt
endrayor faithfully, personally, and impanially
TO discharge the dulies Of said office
Respectfully your friend ef
toi and Fellow CiIizen! %-festt5;
- ,. HI. EILENBERGER.
Middle Smilhfield, Aug. 10, IS4S. 4ss3 -
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. illustrated with upwards Of ~
Five Hundred Engfavings,

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Slroudsburg. july s. 1913.
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Siroudsbutg. June 8, ls4S-,e.