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Yours respectfully,
Cabarrus. June 81. lsi5.
THE RATIFICATION MEETING
I'm philadelphia,

On TIE 9Th VI JUNE, leiS.
The ratification meeting in Independence
Square, in Ph,ladclphia, on Friday night,
was one Of the most Imposing as-ernbiage~
that has ever been Witnessed ia this ooun-
try. Ii is estimated that there were fifty
thousand persons present, and the greatest
harmony and good feeling prevailed among
the assembled thousands.
The lnquiIer says, II was an immense
mighty demonstration. Thousands upon
tho sands were in attendance, not only the
Wings Of the city and county of Philadei'
phia, bu, from all the neichboring States,
New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Mary.
land, and one or two Of our comparatively
near neighbors, we're very fully represent.
cd. Some Of The delegates were dIsIin.
suished by appropriate badges and notices,
aud the spiri, Throughout, was Of Union.
Harmony and Cancellation.
All regarded each other as Wings, aim
ing at common object, and thus Clay men
and Taylor men, the friends of Scott, and
Of Webster, Of Clayton, and Mclean, all
united, harmonzed, and shouted together.
The enthusiasm surpassed every thing OF
the kind tina, has ever occurred in Phila.
delphla.
The presiding officer was W. F. John.
J son, of Pa, assisted by twenty Vice
Presidents. Among the speakers, were
Gen. Leslie Coombs, Of Kentucky Gov
Kent, Of Maine; Messrs. Chandler, Of Mas
, sachusens, Lee, OF Baltimore Hugh Max
, we'll of New York; Geo. II. Richardson
{ or MARYLAND Rivers. Of Rhode Island
/ Walker, OF Indiana; Col, Haskell, of Tenn
T and a grea, number OF distinguished Wing
e from eyeIy section of the Union.
). Gen. Leslie Coombs, OF KY, said he ha
!. left sick bed to come and address III
n meeting. lie had known the sage Of Ash
!. land from his infancy he had always look
n ed TO see him rewarded for his Abilities
e Blu, hours before this, the lightning ha
lie conveyed TO Mr.. Clay the news, and he
h now sleeping quietly at home in Ash'an'
ID saving God be with the Wing party"
re Henry Clay was now, and had been, c
10 friendly and confidential intercourse Wi
Ii. Zachary Taylor. Mr.. Coombs had know
an TAYLOR from boy. He recollected hi
Of at Fort Harrison, when mere boy; al
" even then, when the fort was about to
a fired, with the spirit Of young hero,
"a. refused to surrender.
10. The effort of Gen. Coombs was one
m. the happest Of the night, and he conc'
- ded by urging the Wings to do their du
Ills to strike for liberty and their coun'T
nd, He also returned thanks to all the Stat
DO. who had voted for Henry Clay. VIII
re. he will act with you he will never iots
in. your kindness.
the There were two other stands, at one
nan which, the southwestern, Col. Fowl
dis. presided; a, the other, southeastern, u
'wn James Irwin.
que
was Taylor meeting is called in Char
and ton, " Independent, of all party Names
a meeting of all who are in favor Of ele
zen, ting 10 the Executive Office Of the mai
tain a sterling patriot, an unpledged polite
q TO a man Of inaexible integrity and undo'
=. I'D ,rovni courape. who, If elected, will
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Principles.

i really amusing, 10 read some OF
|,ricleN 10 the Democratic presses a.
principles.
vany that every four years has to pro-
re new batch Of Resolutions, with
i,nsIed potions, 10 talk Of principles.
party tina, a, one time is 10 favor OF
lee Trade" sgain of "llorizon,al
A." aud a, an other Of an " I'D valo.
Revenue duty" TO tax Of principles.
EsN
party that has At the North " Pro,cc.
|as,' as ,ss members. Witness Buch.
y ant at tho South, "An,i.P r, election.
/ to talk OF principles. Whew =!
patty that has u Prcsiden, that veto.
| n.ssure. (The River ard Hafbo, and
rox offers Candidate who voted for
|aoed mcasure, and which candidate
eodof.es a Democratic Resolution
|tnsias such a party, to ,alksof princi.
Fiddle sticks III
party that mas more faces than Janus,
lbs lseulty Of turning itself with "a.
! laIo more shapes Than Proieus !;
a chameleon, ks,abang. pie bald
}, party, to lecture the Wings on their
|iples. Cannon III
hen such men write Of principles lie,
|,,orians, Philosophers and Statesmen
)oxu their pens and study thcm.-
20 such men talk Of principles. let all
(orld give ear and listen. Selsh.
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Green Corn,

Mr.. James Sad!er had on his table on
alu'day last, some roasting ears, the pro.
u:e Of one Of his lots. Beat that.
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STATE OF NOR1H.CAROLINA,
r,pxDpr-s COrSTy

CABARRUS COUNTY.
~ EQUlYY-Spring Term, 1913.
Richard King rs. Archibald MORRISON and George
c. Marvin.
srN this case il appearing to the satisfaction of
~, the Court, that the defendants are not inhab-
ians of this State, IL is ordered by the Court, that
publication be made fof SIX weeks IN the Charlotte
Journal, that the said Archibald Morrison nd
George c. Marvin appear at the next term OF
this Court, be held for the county Of Cabarrus.
at the Court House in Concord, on the 5th Mon.
day after the 4th Monday in September next. and
answer plaintiffs demand, or judgment will be
taken pro confesso
-sWitness, r. W. Allison, Clerk and Master in
Equity, for Cabarrus county, the 5th Monday of.
ter the 4.h NJ onday in March. A. d. ie4s.
r. w. ALLISON, G. Il ~ E.
May 81, lS45 Printers fee S. 62t. t39
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Henry CLAW.

Though defeated in the nomination for
the Presidency, the hold o. this distln.
guished Statesman upon the affections of
his friends, is no, in the slightest degree
weakened. If he did not receive the nom.
ination, it was from the settled belief that
he could not have been elected. SANDER,
which has never YET been known 10 leave
untouched bright reputation-whch in
fact usually fas,ens itself upon them for
their very brighlness-has poisoned the
very springs Of American feeling against
him who was one Of Amerca's greatest
benefactors.
The mighty men Of the earh-ihey
whose counsels direct the affairs OF nations
rarely meet with justice from their con-
temporaries. They hate them because
thew throw them in the shade. They envy
them, because their names are always IN
the mouths OF men-they are Jealous OF
them. because they see the estimation IN
which they are held. In looking over the
long catalogue Of illustrious men-heroes
sages. and au,hors-whose names throw a
halo aFO0n0 history ,oI "uosS oeNo'
interesting to the reader-we find that lie"
have in their own time received the meet
of praise to which they are justly entitled
Death alone can sanc,ify all that IS 'ru'!
great. I, is only when the great man cal
no longer be a rival to any hv'ng-whe
his brightness no longer throws into tn
shade the twinkling of others-thaI he ca
, be truly estimated. -,
What character will not Henry Ola
bear with pos,erily The first stalesma
of his ace-,hc main stay OF the war
, the father Of the American sys'em-th
: man who twice saved his country from dis
union-who was her bulwark in the hou
of danger, and her ornament IN mat
! peace Office could add nothing to II
us,re of his fame; to be Henry Clay, ar
: to become President, would almost he
+. descend Richmond Wing.
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.NelC Literary Feature.
PROSPECTUS OF THE ILLUSTRATED
MONTHLY COURIER.

The first number of this new and splendid
MAGAZINE NEWSPAPER will appear stimuli
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,,a1
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when spoken to, and very white eyes, lie lett
m. IN visit his wife and has not been seen since,
but il is supposed he is harbored between Way
haw and Sugar Creeks, as he has relations on both
reward Of Twenty Dollars will be given for his
delivery, either to ]. B. Peoples or N NJ. S,it' OF
Mecklenburg county, or Fifty Dollars if deliver
ed 10 myself in Pamela county, Mississippi.
J. L. STITT.
June %, l645. Seu
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" c SENATOR'S.

The Governor Of Michigan has aPpoln-
ted Thos. Fitzgerald, Dem, U. ). Sena'
tor. in place Of Gen. Cass.
The Legislature of New Hampshire on
Thursday, elected Moses Norris, Jr., De.
mocrat Senator in Congress for slx years
from the 4th Of March next, IN place OF
Mr.. A,herton, whose term then expires.
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viii be conducted BY ANDREW M'MAkIN and
HENRY B, HlRST. the author of " Endy mion,'
"Penance of Roland" 1.-THE Funeral of Time,
and other Poems MIR. II. contributing exclu'
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the Illustrated Courier not only every way wor-
thy the patronage of the public, but credit to
The Literature and Art Of the day.
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MR. EDITOR: la the proceedings fu'.
nshed you Of the Meeting Of Officers held
IN this County, the time Of the drill, was
enormously stated to take place on the ih
5lhand 9Th Of August II should have been,
9Th s,h and 9th. Please insert this cor
reclion.
Yours respectfully,
W. b. c.
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ATaylor meeting is called in Charles
ton. "independen, Of all party names, for
a meeting Of all who are in favor Of eleva.
ting 70 the Executive Office Of the nation
a sterling patriot, an unpledged politician
a man Of in1exible integrity and undoubt'
cd moral courage. who, IL elected, will ad'
minister the Government with the simple.
i,y and purity which marked the Admin
| istra,ion Of the grea. Washington"
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Their in PAINTING or SCULPTURE, executed
in America, or by our Artists and Sculptors u
broad, but ORIGINAL DESIGNS, Illustrating
its Literary Contents, feature peculiar to the
Illustrated Monthly Courier.
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ITS CONTRIBUTORS
IRIS ILLUsTRATIONS

VIII embrace every name Of distinction in A
riea and Europe.
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n ANYWAY from tho subserl-
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last. before leaving Providence
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-08-31
REGISTERS NOTICE.

Noice is hereby given to all lega,ees and
other persons interested in The estate Of The re.
spec,ive decenden.s and minors. ,ha, the admin.
istra,ion accounts Of the following estates have
been filed in the Office of the Register Of Mon.
roe county. and will be presented for con6rma.
ton and allowance TO The Orphans Court. 10
be held a, Stroudsburg, in aud for the aforesaid
county, on Monday the 25th day Of September
next, at 10 O'clock A. M.
The first account Of James H. Stroud, Ad-
minislalor Of the estate of Charles G. Nebe,
late of Pocon township, deceased.
SAMUEL REES. Jr. Register.
Registers Office. suoudsburg,
August "a. IS4S.
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TOSTIVENESS headach, giddiness, pain in
" the side and breast. nausea and sickness,
variable appetite, yellow or swarthy complexion,
&c, are the usual symptoms of disordered liver.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are certain to re-
move the above complaints, because they remove
from the body those morbid humors which are the
not only of all disorders of the liver, but of
every malady incident 10 man. A sinhle 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.
Be,oare of Sugar Coated Counterfeits. Re
member, that the original and only genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature of VIII
LIAM WRIGHT on the top label of each box.
For sale by George II. Miller, who is the only
authorized agent for Stroudsburg; see advertise
ment for other agencies in another column.
Office and general depot, l69 Race st. Phil'a
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SO REWARD!

Runaway from the subscriber on The nigh,
OF the 22d July, l64S, Samuel w. Mood, an IN.
dentured apprentices to the wagon making busi.
ness. Said apprentice is about $ fee, inches
high, and about l9 years of age /; rather pale
complexion. Had Oh when he left a black trock
coat, cloth cap. and green striped cashmere
pants. He had 2 years from The 9th Of April
last TO serve. The above reward will be paid
but no expenses for his delivery 10 the sub-crl.
Der. All persons are forbid harboring or EN-.
ploying him under the penalty Of The law.
JOHN M. HELLER.
Milford. Pike CO.. july 25. lS4S e
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Ingenuity of Science.

Who would have imagined, when gun cotton
|, =, nroduced by Mr.. Schonbln, aud The world
ra, threatened with destruction by being blown
/, M ~ this terrible explosive ma'eral, that with
| few months il should be discovered TO he
an excellent s,yp'ic for dressing cuts and
rounds But SO il is. Dissolved IN ether
o5 applied To the sevetest cut, II forms an ad-
Assive covering Of singular cIosene's and ad-
] e.iveness, protects the wound and excludes
mo.pherIc air. or any Irriiaring matter, so that
he process. OF healing Is carried on speedily and
+HectuaIly aud when all is well. the ''pro,ec-
mist" having doue lis duty. is removed. So
50 ha. DR.. Simpson, of Edinaurg, we are IN
ormed. similarly applied chIor"form and gu''a
ssreha This mixture, in liquid condition.
I, abou, The consisrence of fiue honey, Is kept
IN q phaI or bottle, and when an accident of
sbe kind To which we have referred occurs, II
simply poured upon the wound; the chloro-
orm instantly evaporaies, and 'he gui,a petcha
smains perfectly flexible second skin over
be injured pari, preserving II Tor weeks II me-
tessary, without The need of dressing, bandages,
er any olher appliance, ill there is no more oc-
aston for this admirable agent. When We call
10 mind The much human pain that will thus
be alleviaed, how many Gates effected where
Illrhero there have been danger and uncertain
y, and how a number of surgical operations
will be simpIfed, it may not be considered TOO
much 10 rank such inventions among The most
valuable that could be discovered and applied
for The benefit of mankind.-I London Literary
Gazette.
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A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE.-Th

4 NEW ERA IN MEDICINE.-The diff
IA Guilty of making medicine palitabe has been
overcome at last; Clickeners Sugar-coated Pills
being one of the best purgatives and Purifiers OF
the blood ever discovered at the same time that
they are as easily taken as so many bits of candy.
In fact the medicine is so completely disguised
that If person were to swallow the pills without
being informed what they were, he would believe
them to be simple Jumps of pure suger; nor could
he afterwards unless by its great purgative effect
suspect that he has been taking medicine, for
they do not grippe the bowels and thus the patient
who takes them avoids two evils which attend all
other purgative medicines, namely, nausea and
pain. We will add that their speedy effect, IN re-
having all impurities from the system. cannot be
excelled by any other medicine.
For sale at the Republican Office, by 4. Schoch,
the only authorized agent for Stroudsburg.
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INVALUABLE
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And Consumption, pam in the side and night
s,ceats. Asthma, Whooping Cough. paipiia-
tion of the heart, Liuer complaint. Bronchitis.
And all diseases of The throat, lungs and liver.
cured by Sherman's Al-Healing BaIsam.
RAISING BLOOD AND CONSUMPTION
Mr.. Milne. Builder. IN Brooklyn, was at.
tackled with raising blood. followed by cough.
pain in the side. aud all the usual symptoms Of
consumption. He employed Two of The best
physicians /; they did him no good, and ,oid
him he could not liue.
Hearing of the wonderful cures performed
by Sherman's Balsam, he sent a, 10 o'clock at
nigh, 10 Mrs. Hayes, l36 Fulton street, and
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l, had saued has life. His daughter, residing
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Miss Ann Masion, Of Williamsburg, living
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at last become so bad that she was Obliged to
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She is now fas. recovering. and has resumed
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ID years Mr.. John O'Nel, 10Th avenue and
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phiegm, and pain in his side. He could get
no reliefull he tried the All.Healing BaIam.
which drove the pain from his side, allayed
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surface; and before be had taken three bottles,
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PLEuRIsY AND CONSUMPTION.
Mrs. Bagga,. a lady upwards of 70. residing
sS Sheriff, has for years been subject to attacks
of PIeurisy, Raising of Blood. severe Cough,
Shor,ness Of Breath, PAIN in her Head and
various parts of her body Her friends believed
her past recovery. The AIl-Healing Balsam
relieved her al once of all her alarming symp.
tons, and now she is able TO atieud TO her work.
ASTHMA AND wHOoPING COUGH.
Mrs. Lucfeua Wells, 95 Chrisiie-sireei; l..
S. Beas, 10 Delaney street. VIM. H. Youngs,
IS Walnut street, know the value Of This great
remedy.
Ask for Sherman,s All Healing BaIsam, and
see that his written signature is on each bottle.
Price 25 cents and S per bottle.
DR.. Shermans' Worm and Couh Lozenses
sold as above.
Principal Office LOG Nassu.s'reet, N. Y.
agents for Monroe county.
Theodore Schoch, S'roudsburg,
Charles Saylor. Saylorsburg.
George b. Keller, Cherry Valley.
II. Peters g. Co., Bushkill, Pike county,
w. F. Brodhead, Dngmans Ferry, "
j. S. WaIlce, Milford,
William Sh0use, Wllsonville.
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"A CARD.

DIR. V. NJ. SWAYYE, Surgeon Dentist,
announces TO The citizens of SIroudsburg and
vicinity, that he intends visiting ,ha. place on
the 5+h-of September nex,, ~ which time he
will be happy to wall upon all those who may
be desIrous of obtaining his professional servl-
ces. His acquaintance with the people. and
his we'll known reputation as a Den.,s,, il is
hoped will serve as sufficient recommends
iion 10 all who may require bis services.
~ &uoust IL lS4S
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ri. Iewistowu Gazette alluding TO 'he res
nf Iocofoco meeting IN that comfy
"'u''v" ..-.o,n,zs IN Ca.s aud Butler. caudi-
I,"s. whose private chatac'ess are without re-
zach ua puts ,h,s choaking question to the
.,ders of said meeting:-
"GeulIemen, ,chat's your opinion about dftfn.
J;,o horse races on Sundays, aud what would
,on ,ay If the whig candidate for Vice Pres.,
|Jen, had attended such gatherings instead o'
your own 9
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Auditors Notice.

fH the matter of The account Of Felix Weiss,
administrator Of The estate Of John Snyder, de.
ceased.
Notice is hereby given 10 the creditors and
all persons Interested. ,ha, the undersigned Az.
di,or, appointed by the Orphans Coun Of Mon.
roe county. to make distribution fine assets in
The hands Of Felix Weiss, administrator Of the
estate of John Snyder, will attend to the duties
of bis appointment on Friday The 5.h day OF
September next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
a. the public house OF David Keller, in the Bor.
ough Of Sroudsburg, when and where all per-
sons having claims agains. said estate are re-
quired TO present the same. or be declared from
coming in for share Of The assets 70 he dis.
distributed SAMUEL S. DREHER,
August ", ls4s. At.
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