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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-25
Fer Builders.

Shovels and Spades
Hay and Manure Forks
Spade and Fork handles
Crow bars. pick axes
Grub and bog hoes, bush hooks,
Buck, E--cut, mil & hand saws
Saltefs' spring balance, & steel
Yards.
Bellows, sieves, oxiips
Halters, trace and log chains
Grain, grass. and bush scythes
ISbrse brushes, cards and combs
Sleigh, house, and hand bells
Chopping axes, sc &c
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SgpIROUIID3BUI2ef
AC 4 ID E MI Y .

The Spring Session of The StrOudsbarg Aedd
eng will open on Monday The 7lh inst, whr,,
READING, WRITING and ARITHMETIC will T.,
taught for 50 per quarter of II weeks. Graz
MAR and GEOGRAPHY, with the of he gIon,
and maps, $3.50 ALGEBRA, ASTRONOMY. Bon
oNY, MENsuRATIoN, BooK-EEEPING, PHILosG
PLY, &c. So Beginners lnL.ATIN and GREEK
for $3.50
AN pupils charged from The time they enter IN /.
tai the end Of the quarter ercept IN eases Of s'ek
ness
The principal hopes by properly and sea
sonably mparling instruction To he young, pa
tlent endurance IN moral training, and unweaa
ried diligence in the various branches OF his
profession, TO merit and oblaius that patronage
and support which the arduous duties of an
struclof demand
THOMAS HARRIS,
Suoudsburg, April 6, lS4s. Principal,
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TO yvhorsl it Ilay concerpa!

Nolice is hereby given, that my wife Mary
ilas without any cause or pr0vocallon leiI my
'ed aud board, and all persons are caglIoned
lot TO trust or harbor her an my account, as |
'sl,l not pay any debts of her contracting
NICHOLAS BOSLER.
Milford. May 25, l84S
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New XOrEz & Erie RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
From May 4. IS1S until further
notice..

hOeECe.
FOR PASSENGERS--Lea NEw-YoRK
from the foot of Duane Street, al o'clock A.
NJ. and O'Clock, P. NJ. for Pietmon,, Blauvell
vile, Clarks,own, Spring Valley, Monsey, Ram
apo, Monroe Works, Turner's, Monroe, Oxford,
Chester, Goshen, New Hampton, Mlddletown,
Howells. Otsville, and Port Jervis.
For New York and intermediate places, leave
PORT JERVlS al 6 A NJ, and at 3 P. NJ, OTIS
vile al 35 A. NJ, and 8 35 P. NJ, Middlelown
at A. NJ, and P. NJ. pshen al 7 20 A. NJ.
and 20 P. NJ, Chestef@st 7 ID a. NJ, and 4
l-2 p. NJ.
IL All baggage a, the risk of the owner,
unless put in charge of the Baggage Masters
Fifty lbs Of personal baggage allowed 10 each
passenger. No Freight taken by the Passenger
trains.
FOR FREIGHT---Leav New York a, 5
o'clock p. NJ, per Barges Samuel Marsh, Henry
Suydam jr and Dunkirk. Leave Port Jervis al
g AN OnsviIle al 10 A NJ, Middletewn at
III A NJ, Goshen at II NJ and Chester at II
l-2 NJ.
MILK will be taken morning and evening
by trains running expressly for that purpose.
H. G.. SEYMOUR, Sup't.
Piermont, May 4, lS4S,--.f.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

In the matter of the account of Philip Mos
teller and Peter Mosteler, Administrators of the
estate of William Mosteller, deceased
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Auditors, appointed by he Orphans Court Of
Monroe county, to audit, examine and if neces-
safy, reseltle The accoun; of The Administrators
of the estate of William Mosteler, deceased,
will meet at the public house of David Keller,
in The borough of Stroudsburg, on Monday the
5rh day OF June next, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, when and where all persons interested
NAV attend
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Is. q e. rs. ELkeIsED,

attorneys and CounSelt0rS at Lar,
MILFORD, PIKE COUNTY, PA.
VIII attend promptly TO. all business entrusted
le iheir care. Office opposite The Presbyterian
Z aurch, on Broad street.
February 10, lS48.-.ly
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Copies will be sent by mail free OF
postage TO the purchaser.

Over ten thousand copies have been sent by
mail within three months, with perfect safety and
certainty
On the receipt Of One Dollar, the Married Wo-
mans Private Medical Companion" will be sent
(maled Jree) to any part of the United States. All
letters must be postpaid Except those containing
remittance) and addressed to DR.. A. NJ. Mauri-
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fee, l29 Liberty-st., New-York.
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panon' is sold by booksellers throughout the Uni
ted States.
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DIED.

At Two Rivers. Pike county, Pa, on the 18th
inst, CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH, daughter OF 5. II.
and 5. j. Lord, aged months.
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NOTICE..

To Charlas Borfree and Harriet his toite, late
Harriet La Bar, Elizabeth La Bar. Samuel
Rees La Bar, Henry Barlo,o and Emeline has
amfe. late Emeline La Bar, Edwia La Bar, Hor-
ace La Bar, Gslbert NJ. La Bar, Eugene La Bar,
HELEN T. La Bar and Albina La Bar.
Take notice that an inques, will be held upon
the premises on
Thursday the 22d day Of JM,se meet,
at 10 o'clock in the. forenoon of hat day, for
the purpose of making partition Of The following
described messuage and tract of land, situate N
Tie township of Smithfield, in the County of
Monroe, and State of Pennsylvania, containing
about
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THE
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PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DIR. A. NJ MAURICEAU,
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The revelations contained in its pages have
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the one either budding into womanhood or the one
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with the apperenances; adjoining lands OF Nj
chael Waller, Henry Strubk, Samuel Metz,
Charles Lambert and Others to and among you,
if the same can be done without prejudice TO or
spelling of the whole; otherwise 10 value and
appralse The same according to law. At which
time and place you are required TO attend if you
think proper.
ANDREW STORM, Sheriff.
Sheriff's office, Slroudsburg,)
April 26 lS48.
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AUEbETOR,S NOTICE.

April 81, l943.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-04
DIED..

In spm.er county, Ala, Oil the 2sth Deer,
ls47, of phrenis, the Rev. James NJ. Larkins,
aged 80 years. He was an affeet'Onste husband
and father. an induIgent master, add kind and
obIi.rinq neighbor. His character minister OF
the gospel was without spot or bIemish-a firm,
Jealous and devoted champion of the cross, pur.
suing the even tenor of hi, way, He turned Meth
er to the right to the left; neither did he lin.
ger upon The highway, but for the space Of IL
wears he ceased not to point sinners to the Lamb
of God, Brother Larkins was born in New Ham
over county. N. c., was c"nverted in 1882, and
Immediately felt call to the ministry; AMI em'
braced it forthwith. The "ord of Uod was Dies
.aI i, HE b.n1s and he soon succeeded in estalr
l;sbing several churches. In 1888 he came to
The State of Alabama. (sumter county, where he
remained until his death. After an illness Of q
days. he died in great peace his confidence . n i
Chris unwayering.-southn Christian Adrocdtc
In this town. on the 9th ult,, Mr., Henry y
Foyles, aged 81 years.
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The Married Woman's Private Medfeal
Companion, BY Dr.. A. NJ. MGuEscEAt, Professor
OF Diseases If Women, 81 edition, lSrno, PIP. $50
price 81. $4,000 copies sold IN three months
The great demand for this most important work,
(of which thousands arc solo, ~ has compelled the
issue of another edition. tits intended especially
for the married, it discloscs important secrets
which should be known to them particularly.
Here every female can discover the causes. symp-
toms, and the most efficient remedies and most
certain mode Of cure, in every complaint to which
her sex is subject.
1t is an important question to the married WHY
it is that we behold so many married females sick
ly, debilitated, and Frustrated, as also the causes
aud whether they are susceptible of remedy. They
will here find these important matters, connected
with discoveries in medical and physiological SCI
ence, which meets that question.
This work is designed to be in the hands Of ev.
cry wife and mother who has regard for her own
health and welfare, as we'll that of her husband
The revelations contained in its pages have al
ready proved a blessing to thousands
10 those yet unmarried, but contemplating
marriage, or. perhaps hesitaling as to the Tropre-
~ OF mourning the responsibilities attendant upon
It, the importance OF being possessed of the reve-
lauons contained IN these pages So intimately in-
volvlng their future happiness, cannot be apprccia.
ted.
Copies ,ciH be sent by mail free of postage.
On the receipt of one dollar, the Married Wo-
mans Private Medical Companion will be sent
free of postage, TO any part of the United States.
All letters must be addressed (post-paid) TO DR..
A. NJ. Maurceau, Box 1924. New York city.
Publishing Office, No. 1873 Liberty street, New
York. For sale in Wilmington. N c., at
l. H PIERCE'S, Book.store.
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TCoMMUNICATED.]
GORGE DAVIS, Secretaries
HOS. G.. McILHENNY,

Mr. Fulton-For some time past the Old
Commissioners were in the habit of deposllng
the trash collected in the Streets in the valley
of Princess Street, opposite the Odd Fellows
School. had hoped the new Commissioners
would do away with such nuisance, but
see that they, like their predecessors, continue
the said nuisance regret this, because 1t is
calculated 10 become offensive i'll the Summer,
and perhaps cause unnecessary sickness IN
that part of the town My object in writing
this is TO draw the attention of the Commits
sioners to the subject, and suggest to them the
propriety OF preventing the trash that accumu-
lates in the Streets from being deposited with
in the limits of the town. My confidence IN
the present Boarl, warrants me in believing
that they will do nothing TO the injury OF the
health OF zuy portion OF our citizens, once
their attention is drawn TO any nuisance they
can avoid. a CllILf'N'
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ARRIVED
Jannary 27th-Bris Tangier, Park, Matnnzas 10 P":
ter g. kidler
Br Brig -uargary, Wyman, Yarmouth, tEng) to 6
w Davis.
schr f,nsfleld, Lawrence, Charleston. to D.Ros
schr Baltimore Smith. smhville y &, TO master
ScIr I.'niiy. Smith, New York, 30 Iar ss T. Russell
29th-Schr Monsoon. Sliman, Jamaicz, Ia CIV Davis
30th-BrC Albert, FoulkeS CharrstOi, % Barry,
iirvant g. Go.
b Brig Eliz, HELEN Clements st Thorn IS to G w
Davis.
Schr " Pigot,, Wallace, Newbern, to Harriss &
Russell
3Ist-Schr Thomas Smith, Smith, Norfolk, Va, I'd
T. ] Lutterlnh &. Co
F,brtiary I>I--Srhr Abby, Hammond, -, Char
lesion rs G. w Davis
Steamer Evergreen Rush, Fayetteville, to Banks.
Schr Solid, Paine Sallote, 10 llarrss q Russell.
2d->teamer Rowtn, Perry, Fayettev -" Lat;a
2-Schr Scaon, Packard. New York TO Master.
CLEARED
Ianuary 2Sth-Bri9 Vanddlicr, Pendlet1n, Havana
10 D-RosSeit. Brown d Co
Brig Mazeppa Colson, Cuba BY J Hathaway O. Son
Schr AlIric, rrosser, New York. by X " Brown.
90 h-Brig Lesaut, Jefferson, Matanzas By Barry
Bryant f. Cu.
Brig Emblem, Bunker, Porto Rico, by Barry, Bryant
& Go.
Br Bfjr Enferu,ize Cooke Antigua, b* g " Davis
Schr Tangent Means, Havana, by Barry, Bryant q
3lst-Rrig Florence Hopkins, Mystic Con, by Barry
BRYANT d TO.
schr ElouSe. Robinson, New York, by E J Iuiterlot
& 60.
schr GramruS, Hill, BlItirnorc by DeTsosset Brown
d Co.
February ls- t,rBrs Eliza HELEN Clements, Norfolk
Va, BY G Nv Davis.
scLr John Story. Rodlck ST Thomas, by C " Davis,
Sctr Falcon, Pratt Boston, by G. w Davis
schr Marion, Morse. Lh,ie Eiver, 90, by d.
2d-Brig Caroline Clark iioffner, Barbad"es' oy
Dickinson.
Schr Constitution, Milton, Philadelphia, by Hsrr's'
f. Russell
Sd Hrg Orb Davis, for Matanzs, by piG 4iason.
rschr AlcFcns, Myers, rhiladsgha. r g. w pa'iS
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4 Mcrican acknowledgement document
published in Mexico, entitled The state OF
Vera Cruz 10 the Mexican Confederation" con
tains historical narrative OF events in that
State, from Aug 18th, 1916, to June 3Oth,
1917. 1t states " Cerro Gordo cost the ia
ton 40 pieces OF artillery, 800 men killed,
wounded and missing. 5000 muskets. the sur
render at discretion of Generals. with 3.7OO
men who laid down their arms, the disgrace of
5000 cavalry. who fled with the second in
command tie Maj. General. 3 Generals, and
40 officers, and $50 petty officers, who sought
safety in the direction OF Puebla; the fortress
of perote, which was abandoned TO the enemy,
with 40 pieces of artillery. 4 mortars' and all
the stores in the magazines, and a space OF So
leagues around that fortress
The papers in the interior OF e ea &C.. are
States. Those who favor the measure are
accused of high treason by their antogo'
nists. - Bait Sun.
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Look at this!!

Ill persons who have not paid their taxes, if
4 they wish TO save costs ard unpleasant feel
inss, by levying on property. &C., can avoid the
same. ny calling and paying their taxes on or be-
foe the LIST day of March next. I am determined
to proceed, after that time, to enforce the colec-
ton of all taxes now due. by distress and sale OF
property. find it useless to dun-I might say
beg. PERSONS to pay-hut all in vain-there is a
remedy, and am going to use it certain.
OWEN FENNELI., Sheriff.
February 4th, 1915 [2l-3t
Commercial COW.
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,r, From the Washington Union, Jan Is.
LIE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CON
VENTTORT
VENTTON

We understand the democratic members ri
congress felt some delicacy in meddling, in
'he slightest degree, with the National Con-
Vention. But, when they found themselves
Appealed TO upon the time and place of IFS
meeting by various meetings of the people.
anu when they found the State Convention of
georgia invoking their interpositioh, thew
could no: reconcile il to themselves to abstain
altogether from expressing some opinion upon
the question. They accordingly met and con-
TERED together; and the result is now laid be-
lore our readers-being a respectful recon-
mendatIon 10 the democrats of the Union TO
meet, as of old, according TO the usages OF
their party, at the usual place and time of
meeting. In taking this course, thew do not
pretend TO dictate to their fellow citizens. but
most respectfully recommended the former course
of the democratic national convention TO the
adoption OF their republican brethren. The
following IS the official account of the pro-
ceedings of the meeting of the republicans OF
both houses on Monday night:
Democratic National Co1rention -Neetino
Of the Democratic Senator's and Members
meeting of the democratic Senators and men,
bers OF the House of Representatives, held in
the Senae Chamber of the United States, on
"a 'hN ~7tlI vi 0dHuIH , 1910.
Gen. Sam Houston, Senator from Texas,
was called to the chair and
Mr.. Richard BIodhead, of the House of
Representatives, from Pennsylvania, appoin-
ted Secretary.
Mr.. Sewer, of Arkansas, from the Joint
committee appointed at previous meeting,
reported the following resolution
Resotred, That it be respectfully recommen-
ded 10 our democratic friends throughout the
Union. to hold the proposed National Conven-
ton, for the purpose of nominating candidates
for President and Vice President of the T. S ,
at the usual time and place, to wit on the 18th
Monday OF May next, at Baltimore.
Mr.. Thompson Of Mississippi, moved to
strike out Baltimore; which motion, after some
discussion, was not agreed 10.
Mr.. Bradbury, of Maine, moved to strike
out The 18th Monday Of May, an insert the 18th
Of July which motion, after some discussion,
was also decided in the negative
The resolution submitted by Mr. Sewer was
then unanimously adopted.
o. motion of Mr.. Turner, Of Illinois, it was
Resolved, That the proceedings of this NEE
ting be signed by the officers; and that all the
democratic editors lie respectfully requested to
publish the same
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Wjsconsin.-The Milwaukee Sentinel brings
us the proceedings of the Constitutional Con-
vention down TO the 5th instant, when the ar
ticle on i" Suffrage was under consideration.
An amendment to the article restoring the one
year qualification was adopted also an amend,
ment authorizing the Legislature 10 extend
the Right CT Suffrage to coIored persons, Iro-
vded that any law for that purpose. before
taking effect, should be submitted to the peo-
pie at the general election next succeeding the
passage Of such law, and be sanctioned by a
majority of all the votes cast at such election
This last amendment was passed-45 10 81
Baltimore Son,
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Raising Blood

IND Consumption Pain in the Side and Night
Il Sweais, Asthma Whouping Cough, PalpitaG
ton Of the Heart. Liver Complaint, Bronchitis,
and all diseases of The throat, lungs and liver, cue
rcd by Sherman's AI-HeaIing BaIssEl.
Raising Bind and COnsampt,0n.-Mr.M Milne.
builder, in Brooklyn, was attacked with raising
blood, followed Ivy cough, pain in the side, and
all the Usual symptoms OF consumption. He EN-.
Poyed two of the best physicians they did him
no good, and told him he could not live. Hearing
of the wonderful cures performed by Sherman's
BaIsan, he sent at 10 o'clock at night, 10 Mr..
Hayes l39 Fulton street, and got bottle it OPP
Grated like a chatm, stopped the bleeding and
cough Before he had taken one 1ctile he was
able to be about his work. 1t had saved his life.
His daughter. residing at l27 Myrtle Avenue, can
atlcs; it.
Miss Ann Maston, of Williathsbutsh, living in
Tenth. near South Fourth street, sats-Thst she
had been troubled with hacking cough, and pElri
in the chest, for long time, which at last became
SO bad that she was obliged 10 give up her school
| for more than n year. She then commenced Ia
king the All-HeaIing Basam--whIch soon alIevi.
ated her symptoms. She 10 now fast recovering,
and has resumed her laborious occupation % q
! teacher.
IA years Mr.. John O'Nel. 10th avenue and slst
street, suffered with cough, raising of phlegm.
anu pain IN ME Sdc. lie cotlId get no feHeI tIl
he tried the AlI-Hcalins Baisatn, which drove ihe
pain from his side. aIlayed the cough, AID brought
the disease upon the surface; and before nc had
taken three bottles was entirely cured.
PLcur;sv and ConsnAnption-Mrs. Baggas. a
lady upwards of 10, residing SO Sheriff, has for
years been subject to attacks of Plenrsy. Raising
of B,ood. severe Cough, Shortness of Breath, Pain
in her Head and various parts of her body. Her
friends believed her past recovery. The All-Heal.
ing BaIsam relieved her at once Of ell her alarm.
! ing symptoms, and now she is abe 10 attend to
h work.
asthma and Whoap;ng COugt-Mr& Luefs'
tia Wells, 95 Christie street l.. 8. Beals, 10 De-
Ianccy street; Vim. H. Youngs, rs Walnut street,
know the value Of this great remedy
Ask for Snerman's All Healing Balsarn, and SEQ
that his written signature is on each bOttle'
Price q cents and 81 per bottle.
DR.. Sherman's Worm and Cough Lozchges
sold as above.
PRINCIPAL Office, 106 Nassau street, New York.
The ab,ve medicine ia tor sale by LfPPTrT A
WILLkfNGS, Druggists. Wilmington, NJ q. ,
Feb'y 4, ls46--l2i-n
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MIR RED.

In this town, On the 26th uIt., by James L..
Corbett, Esq Mr.. William Pariss, to Miss AIDE
line Terry.
In Stewart county, Ga, on the ed December,
ls47, Mr.. VIM. j. McI2ee, formerly of Biaden
county, n. C., to Miss Mary Ann Rebecca Sims.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-04

WIZ !" ~ we cannot change the thing,
~ ~ .NTn we'll change the name, sir.-OM Song.
trct nc ToI democracy of the Congressional Dis
b rT, IePresented by the Hon. David WiImot,
and a~ re,u meeting in Bradford County, Pa.
the WjPpnSeSSed their dissent and opposition to
letter 81 %i1 % Proylso. They declare that the
Sensto -. ~ Mr: Buchanan and the resolutions OF
Meet VI Dickinson contain the principles whieh
~ 'ne'r hearty appreciation.
w;u -, Charleston Mercury.
II. =. the Mercury do us the favor to explain
bs.5P V'"' OF the two lines of poetry which
3;sI TIC above paragraph? Is the Mcrcur,
,,. t,eS'oa at the action Of the Bradford
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-02-04

In Fayetteville, on Monday. Path ult, Thomas
sen OF Joha w. and Margare, SANFORD, AGED ID
months.
In Onslow county, on the sth of Januars. Mrs
Elizabeth Bishop, about 20 years of age.
In this county. on The 18th ut.. WIN. Henrv
sonof the late VIM. Mott, aged about IL wears
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HOEe's .4naericOn Hotel.
CORNER OF KING AND GEORGE Sis

CUKNEN OF kING AND GEORGE STS..
Charleston, s: G.:
THE above establishment. tormerly
GsEfA kno,Un as the sign of the Buck, and
kept by Mr.. JAMES NonR1s, and since
$500 by DR.. J. ID. BorD, has been thorough
Iy repaired, externally and internally and will be
opened by the subscriber between the first and
tenth of February next, for the accommodation of
the travelling community and permanent boardcrs.
This establishment has been fitted up at great ex-
pcnse, and furnished throughout with entire new
furniture, and better beds than hotels are usually
furnished with. With these inducements, and an
accommodating disposition on the part OF the pre-
prietor and those in his employ, he hopes to merit
a liberia share of patronage. F. A. HOKE.
January 25th, l84S. 2l-6t