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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17

avs The English piquit' fled at our approach.
TIL. i. the true version of the great batle,
fouob, a. Canards Bridge, by the removed Lew
is Cass.
,srs of Cass, ihs, Hull "pcrempiorlly comnsn-
d.d Cass and Miller to abandon The Bridge and
rs,urp tn camp, from which retfograde move
.,, dated all the misforunes of ha! most
disastrous campaign"
This statement. like The battle al The Bridge,
:. .I.o sheer fabrication, as The following
iouer from Hull TO Cass will conclusively
prove: -. Ill, 1910
s,o IL have received your letter of this
,o;oo To nv a,,onishmenr, have. moi
.a,ye5 The least information from M'Arihur.
!, !. no,,lhle something unpleasant has taken
,,I.cs II will probably be week before The
ranoou r will be mouned. am sensible of The
.d,sp,ape of holding the bridge. | would not,
hows,er hazard TOO much for the purpnse.--
The enemy may pass The ford above, aud come
N ,be rear will, however. LEAVE TO
YOUR DISCRETION and Col. MIIet's, un-
dor all the circumstances. of The case, TO DO
THAT WHICH YOU JUDGE MOST EX-
pEDIENT. Twelve miles are great distance
land The enemy can either land III boats. above
the mouth of the river, or pass a, The ford To
attack you. You know the ground better 'han
do and az before observed, WILL LEAVE
THE MEASURE AND THE FORGE TO
YOUR DISCRETION and Colonel M'ler's,
snd The best mode of security to the parry.
am, most respectfully, your most obi servt,
w. HULL, B. Gen. Commander.
Col
Hull left i, Discretionary with Cass. to main.
lain The Bridge or abandon 1t. The letter
deemed it prudent to return TO Sandwich, the
headquarters of Hull.
We trust we shall hear no more of The bril-
liant ,ctorie. achieved by Cass, over the En-
pllsh and Indians at Aux Canaeds,n 1912. S.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17
4 FACT WORTH KSowING-I, NAV nc

4 FACT WORTH :KNOWING.--It may not
"A be generally known that the unparalleled
success of the Clickener Sugar Coated Vegetable
Purgative Pill is owing in great degree 10 the
method of compounding its Other remedies ope.
rate upon the system generally, and without any
reference to. the particular complaint they are in
tended to cure. Hence, if the difficulty happens
to be seated in the stomach or bowels, so as TO
come mechanically in actual collision with the
medicine, the patient may perchance experience a
temporary relief But the Cckener Pill has a
searching power; and one or more of its ngredi-
ents must enter into the circulation Of the blood,
and GO directly to the seat of the disease. For
this extraordinary property. it is indebted, as we
before intimated to that peculiar chemical pro-
cess which enables the inventor TO extract the es-
senta virtue of each particular article that enters
into its composition. and reject those which are
vaueless or injurious, for 1t is undoubted fact,
though known only to few, that every vegetable
production is more OF less infected by extraneous
substances which contravene its medical effects.
Hence arises the necessity of nice discrimina-
ton in the selection Of our remedies The slight
est in this particular might serve to prolong
misery, and shorten the duration Of our exis-
tence Then do not hesitate to choose the Click
ener Sugar Coated Vegetable Pill, because you
are certain of remedy which will not injure you,
if it does not cure.
For sale at the Republican Office, by T. Schoch,
the only authorized agent for Stroudsburg.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17
COSTIVENESS headach, gddness, pain ii

TOSTIVENESS headach, giddiness, pain in
~ the side and breast, nausea and sickness,
variable appetite, yellow swarthy complexion,
&c, are the usual symptoms of disordered liver.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are certain to
move the above complaints, because they remove
from the body those morbid humors which are the
cause not only of all disorders Of the liver but of
every malady incident to man. single 25 cent
box will in all cases give relief, and perseverance
according to directions, will most assuredly drive
every particle of disease from the body.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and
improve digestion and purify the blood, and there
fore give new life and vigor to the whole frame.
BeOare Of Sugar Coated Counterfets.-
member, that the original and only genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature of WILL
LIAM WRIGHT on the top label of each box.
For sale by George II. Miller, who is the, only
authorized agent for Sroudsburg see advertise
ment for other agencies in another column.
Office and general depot, l69 Race ST. Phil'a.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17
Reasoning in,he Right Way.

On Saturday last, i>ays he 81. Louis Repub-
Icsn.) few persGns aeclden,ly met on the
wharf, wheE politics became The subject of con :
,erssIoa In The course Of The conversation,
cue of The Office. holders of the government re-
marked, that he had heard good deal OF Dem
ocrals voting for General Taylor. but he dad not
believe a word Of it. He would like TO see one
Al this, farmer, who had lot of wheal on
the wharf near by. stepped up and said =
IL am one DemctaI that will vote for Gen.
Taylor, any how.
Surely nol," said the office holder, Gen
Taylor. 90, no principles. Yea are not going
10 vote for man that has no principles 2
81 lell you what" said the farmer, .'he's got
the very principles like. He t. an honest
man, and that's W hat can't be said OF many men
who boast so much aboat their political princi-
pies. He has been 40 years in The employ of
the United States Government, and neither the
Government nor any one that has served under
or over him has accused him of single dIs-
honest act. He says if he is elected Presi-
dent, he will be the President of The beopie, not
of parry. Now, if Cass is elected, he v i'll
be The President of a party, and not Of the peo-
pie | don't want TO party President
want TO see every man who pays his taxes, and
does his duty TO his governmsTit, have an equal
chance for office, aud not be treated as an alien
because he has independence enough to rhInk
for himself. We have had enough of that kind
Of corruption and tyranny already. Gen. Tay-
lor SAYS be won't veto The acts OF Congress un-
les, they are unconstitutional or have heen pas
sed without due consideration. This suits
me exactly these were The doctrines OF The
Democratic parry when was boy, and ough,
to be now. The people send nearly three hun
dred men TO Congress TO make laws, and when
majority OF the representatives OF the people
make law, don't think any one man should
preren. lis being the law, If II is NO, unconsll-
tuonal. GO for the will of the majority as
expressed by the peoples representatives, and
Congress says high tariff. | say let them have
IL If low tariff, SO lei ii be untiI The majority
zee fiji TO change it.
"Now, stranger" says the farmer, growing
Somewhat emphatic, 81 never voted against the
party nomi2 aIons before, but intend TO ,o'e
fOrOId Zack This time but if you will gse
q. an instance of the Old Generals dI-hones.
|, ty,or case where he gave his word and
ddnt stick 10 it or mention single &C, ol
his life to show thai what he says he dom
mean. then probably may no, vote Tor bIm' and
here's great many ia our prarie just Ink me.
The offce-holder looked at his watch, and
discovered he had pressing business jus' 'hed
Up 10 the city.
The above occurred in the presence of seve-
raj persons one of them the Captain of steam.
boat, who furnished Us the particulars.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17
AuditO,s Notice.

In the matter of the accoun, Of Felix Weiss,
administrator of the estate Of John Snyder, de-
ceased,
Notice is hereby given 10 The creditors and
all persons interested, that the undersigned Au-
di,or, appointed by the Orphans Cour, Of Mon
roe county. to- make distribution Of The assets in
the hands; Of Felix Weiss, administrator of the
estate of John Snyder, will attend tolhe duties
OF his appointment OH Friday the 18Th day o!
September next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
at the public house of David Keller, in the Bor-
ough of S,roudsburg, when and where all per-
sons having claims sgains, said estate are re-
qured TO present the same, or be declared from
coming in for share of the assets to be dis
distributed
SAMUEL S. DREHER.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17
Great Corn Field,

IA traveller writes 10 the Toledo Blade. from
sae Wabash Valley Il viewed The 100 acre
ne'a 90 % corn ION Wea Prarie.) Of the Hos. H,
L,fG"'s%orh, la'e Commissioner of Patents.
~hese .a'' year $1,000 bushels will probably
% raised without hOeing. simply ploughing the
corn Two lwo or three times. may say, 100. ihs.
saw $3.50 acres. all adjoining
Corn as raised by con.raci, for 4 TO 6 cents
per bu'hel. taken The field Hogs are raised
on clover, oats and corn, and i, !. mn, ool -.
'qaent ofind farms with 1900 OF ,hes. o,un,e,,
On The Grand Prairie. no less than 10 600 cst-
re- IRON one to four years. were feeding in dt.
nefeue herds, for The Eastern marke,--oos
"s'o'man taking care Of two to four hundred.
~ : compensation of ten eents per hs.d. Per
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17

The undersigned. Auditor appointed by the
Orphans Cour! Of Monroe County, to examine
and If Unnecessary reseule The accoun, of Andrew
Storm, administrator of the estate of John B.
Fe,herman, deceased, and make distribution,
will attend TO The duties Of his appointment, on
Tuesday, the 10Th Of September next. at 10
o'clock A. NJ. at The house of Jacob Knechr. III
the Borough. of Suoudsburg, at WHICH time and
place all persons having claims are required
10 presen, the same before me. or be debarIed
from coming in for a share Of the assets.
FRANKLIN STARBIRD, Auditor.
AuUust II lSdS
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17
A CARD.

DIR. V. M. SWAYYE, Surgeon Dentist.
announces 10 the citizens Of Siroudsburg and
vicinity, ,ha, he intends visiting that place on
the 5ih of September next, at which time he
will be happy 10 wait upon all those who may
be destroys of obtaining his professional serv-
ces. HIS acquaintance with the people. and
bis we'll known reputation as Dentist, II is
hopsd will serve ss a sufhcien, recommends.
lion 10 all who may require he services.
Angus. II, ls46.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17
To the Free and Independent Electors
OF MONROE COUNTY

FELLOW CIrIzENs:.-AImo three years have
now expired since you did me the honor to elect
me TO the Offices of Register aud Recorder of
this County Having. to the best of knowl-
edge, faithfully and imparliaIly performed my
official duties; and as have received many en-.
couragements from my numerous friends in DIFF
ferent paris of The County. therefore take
The liberty of again offering myself as can
dldale for the same Offices, at the ensuing
general election Should be so fortunate as
TO be reelected, will perform the duties in
cumbent upon me, fo the best Of my ability
personally. faithfully, and if possible, TO your
entire satisfaction.
With sediments Of respect,
remain your public servant,
SAMUEL REES, Jf.
Stroudshufg, June 8, lS4S lie.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17
Camp Meeting.

Providence permitting, there will he Camp
Meeting. for Slroudsburg CluUi, held IN Cher.
ry Valley. a. Bozzards woods, to commence
Monday August 2lst, lS4s.
The Preachcrs and people of The adjoining
circuits and stations 10 ,he Philadelphia and
New Jersey Conferences, are respectfully in.
vtea TO attend.
No suffers or hucksters will be- allowed with.
ia the limits Of the Law.
J. ". MECASKEY.
August 3, ls4s.
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An Extensive Peach Orchard.

Mr.. James Cassidy, Of Cecil county, Mary.
land, has peach orchard Of 80, 900 Trees of %
varieties. They will yield this season abou,
10000 baskets, half Of which has been con.
tracied for
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
August 8, ls4s.

BY virtue of All ALA, wrli Of vendlllpnI expo-
mas issued out of The Court of Common Pleas
of Pike county, will be sold a. the Cou,t House
in Milford, on
Thursday the Gath Of august aext,
between the hours of | aud o'clock IN the al
,ernoon, the following described tracts and parts
ol tracts oil Land. viz: The equal undivided mol
ely or half part of The following tracts of land
situate, in Lackawaxen township. Pike county
One No. 135 in The warraii,ee name of JoLli
ScotI, containing twenty-five Acres and sevef-
ty.lour perches. No. l35. Richard Goodwin.
containing Fifty Acres and one hundred and
twenty perches. No. l57. John Scol, con-
rsinIng Thirty Acres and fGiyiYo psrches----
No. l39. Joseph Wilkinson, containing FiltY-
nine Acres and one hundred and twenty perch
es ALSO the equal undivided one fourth par Of
The following tracts Of land situate in the town
ship aforesaid. No. LAG, James Chapman, con.
tanning Four hundred and ,hIrty-one Acres and
nlne-6ve perches; No. l4O, Joseph Wilkinson.
containing Three Hundred and nney-seven
Acres and ffiy-four perches; No l4l, James
Potter. containing -Four hundred and twenty
three. Acres and one hundred aud seven perch-
es; No l4s, James Wells, Jr. containing Two
hundred and lhlrly-eigbt Acres and elehIy pes-
ches; No. lao, Samuel Insco, containing Ona
hundred and ninety -nne Acres and eighy-three
perches; No. $50, John Lester containing Two
hundred Acres and fifty perches; No. i5l. Jo-
seph Wilkinson, containing One hundred anI
forly-ihTee Acres and sixty perche., No. SO,
Joseph Burr. containing Four hundred and rhlr-
'y-seven Acres and elghiy-seven perchesi No.
l45. James Boyd, containing Three hundred
aud nineiy-one Acres and ffy-four perches
No. l42, James Wells, Jr containing One hun
dred and twenty-five Acres and one hundred
nelly. containing Four hundred and eighteen
Actes and eighteen perches; No l56. Aaron,
Howell, containing Four hundred and fourteen
Acres and one hundred and so perches; No. lar,
Francis Baily, containing -Four hundred and
fourteen Acres and thirly-eight perches; No.
l23, Richard Howell, containing Four hundred
and twenly-one Acres and "a perches; Abraham
Lukens. containing Four hundred and thirty.
one Acres. Also the equal undivided one fonrih
part Of the following Lots in Milford township.
No. 26, John Neighy, containing Four hun
died and ,hlry.seven actes and siy,y-rwo per-
ches; No. 27, Thomas Connard, containing
Four hundred and ten Acres and nney.,hree
perches; No. - in the warranlee name of Dan
Dimmick. containing about Three Hundred
Acres. One other IN the name of John Brown.
containing One hundred and three Acres and
forty perches, situate on the Delaware River.
Also another Lot in The ma me Of John Cooper,
upon which said lands ara erected a 1wuA
SAW MILL, fMS@
8 Dwelling Houses, ..l.Ea
a BARN, WAGON SHED and other out hou,
ses; abou, 40 acres of SAID land, are improved.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of Lewis S, Coryel, and will be sold by
me for cash only.
JACOB KfMBLE. Sheriff
Per. J. NJ. WILLIAMSON. Deputy.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17

FeAow- Citisens - Encouraged by numerous
friends offer myself as candidate for the
Office Of - =
HIGH SHERIFF OF THIS COUNTY
al rhe approaching General election.
jorI'y Of your suffrages, pledge myself TO dis
charge the duties of said Office with ridelity,
personally, impar'ialIy, and TO the bes, Of my
ability. Respectfully, your humble servant.
~~. JAMES N. DURLING.
StrOndsburg, july 6, 1913.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17
HIGH SHERIFF,

al the ensuing election. of my own free will
and accord. The principal nducement for so
doing is the fear there will not be candidates
enough in the field for The dear;people 10 choose
from: vel will not have the !eas. objection to
being elected. Should that be the case, will
pledge myself TO perform the duties of the Of
fee in the following manner. viz: IFirst---lt
any process comes into my hands against any
one will catch him if can, and keep him If |
can un,i! he is legally discharged by due course
of law. end BE cautious how you get into
deb,, for If an execution comes into my hands
against any one in the County, and he has not
The cash | will levy on his properly if can
find any, and sell i. 10 he best bidder.' land al
ter taking good care of my own fees will pay
over the balance where j, honestly belongs
3td and iasi:.--lf. any one should be. copvic!ed
of a capital crime (which God forbidl and
death warrant unfortunately come into my hands
will hang him up by the neck an''l he be
dead dead, dead, and may The Lord have mer-
cy on his SOUL. -
As to politics, am full booded Rough and
Ready Wing.
Very respectfully, your humble servant.
.,'a.. PHILIP ABBOTT.
,rh.-h,,,, ,ornsh;n kug II lRdS
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17
To the Voters of Monroe county.

Fellow Cit,sens: Being encouraged by many
friends in different paris Of the County, offer
myself as candidate ior the office of
HIGH SHERIFF,
at the ensuing General election. Should | bo
SO fortunate as lo,bs elected, pledge myself
TO discharge The du,ies Of said office With fde-
i'y, personally, Impartaly, end 10 the hest Of
my ability. Respectfully. yourfrrend,
;. PETER KEMM ERRER.
Hamilton. July l3, IS4S--*
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17
To the Voters of Monroe COUNTY.

To the Voters Of Monroe county.
). Fellov Citisens-Encouraged by numerous
ftiends, offer myself as candidate for The of
fee of
Parliamentary and. Clerk Of the several
" Courts Of Monroe county,
at the approaching general election. =.
Should be so fortunate as TO receive ma
jo'i'y Of your sufftages, | pledge myself 10 dis.
charge the duties Of said Offices with fidelity,
personally, imparsialIy, and to the best Of my
ability. !;
Respectfully, your humble servant.
NJ. H. DREHER.
Sroudsburg. June %, ls4s.
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To the Voters ofMonroe county.
To the Voters of Monroe county

To the Voters of Monroe county.
Fellow, Citisens: Encouraged by many friends
from, different parts of the County, offer my
self as candidate. for the office of
u HIGH SHERIFF;
at The ensuing General election: Should be
so fortunate as to be elected, pledge myself
TO. discharge the duties of said Office with fdeI-
i'y, personally, imparlialIy, and 10 the bes. Of
my ability. -.
Respectfully. your friend,
CHARLES SHOEMAKER.
Middle Smilhfield, July 6, 1S4S--te.*
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To the Independent Electors of

To the Independent Electors of
Monroe County.
FELLow-C1rIzENs: :---Encouraged by many
of my friends. from different parts of The Coun-
ty, | ana again induced 10 offer myself as car-
dida,e fof The office of
HIGH SHERIFF.,
al the ensueing General Election. Should be
SO fortunate as TO receive a majority of your
votes shall endeavor TO discharge The duties
of said Office with fidelity, and TO- the best Of
my ability. With sentiments of respect,
remain, yours truly,
81 '},,, }.... PETER LANDER.
Smiihheld 'o~ nship, June %, ls4s
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17

Fellow Ciizens:---Nol having been .encouf-
aged by any of my friends | offer myself as
candidate for the office of:
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17
To the People of Monroe county.

To the People of Monroe county.
Felloa0- Citizens -. Encouraged by numerous
friends offer myself as candidate for the or
flee of fe,tft.s ;,.,
County. Commissioner,
a, the approaching General elec,e'iop.
Should be so fortunate 10 receive a, ma
orl,y of your isufrages. pledge myself TO. dis
charge the duties Of said office wllh fdely,
impar,iali,y, aud to the bes, of my ability
Respectfully, your friend and ci'izen,
- ID. ABRAHAM FENNER.
Smi,hfieId township, August II. ls4S.
To the Voters of Monroe county.
Fellow Ci;izens:--- Encouraged by numerous
friends offer myself as candidate for the Of
fee of -
County Commissioner,
at ,be approaching General election. ,m.
Should be so fortunate as 10 receive ma.
ioriry of your suffrages, pledge myself 10 dis
charge the duties of said Office with fidelity,
imparlially, 10 the bes, Of my ability. Respec-
,fully your friend aud felIow-ciuzenr
PHILIP FISHER.
Stroud township. August 3. lS4S.
To The Voters Of Monroe county.
Fellow Cilizens offer myself as candi-
dae for the Office of
Parliamentary and Clerk Of the Courts
of Monroe county,
a. the ensuing General Election, and respect
fully solicit your suffrages. If elected. will
endeavor faithfully, personally, and impartaIly
TO discharge the duties of said Office
Respectfully your friend
and Fellow Cnizen.
J. H. EILENBERGER.
Middle SmilhfeId, Aug. 10, lS4S.
To the Voters Of M Monroe county.
A, the urgent solicitation Of many persons
from d(fferen. parts of the comfy. have con-
senled to be candidate for The Office Of
County Commissioner,
at the approaching October Election. and re-
spec,fulIy solicit youf votes. Should you think
proper TO elevate me 10 said office, will dis.
charge it's duties. to The be.i of my abilIiies.
Respectfully, your obedien' servant.
MELCHOIR DREHER.
Stroud township. Angus, 3. lS4S.
VIoLINs AND FLUTES.
Al from ST. so TO $3.50, for sale by
JOHN H MELlCK.
S,roudsburg. Jan. / 1876.
BLANK MORTGAGES
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17

friends offer myself candidate for the Oh
flee of r.,ft., pc.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17
8 Dwelling Houses,

a BARN, WAGON SHED and other ou, hou,
ses; abou, 40 acres of SAID land, are improved
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
eriy of Lewis S. Coryell, and will be sold by
me for cash only.
JACOB KfMBI4E. Sheriff.
Per. J. NJ. WrLLiAM>oN. Deputy.
Sheriffs Office. Milford, ..
July 81, l64S
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AuditO,s Notice.

August II, lS4S.-4t.
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BY virtue of All ALA. writ Of vendlilonI expo
mas issued out of The Court of Common Plea.
of Pike county, will be sold al the Cou,t House
in Milford, on
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-17
To the Voters of Monroe county

Middle SmilhfeId, July 6, 1e4e.-.le.*