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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03
SCHOOLS.
THE FEMALE SEMINARY,

kSR CLAkkE. INCfPALs
ANIL ,onmrn1e 10 eurraer rstm 60 The a Inst
W Flpls viii be received 81 any iDierno9ise period
CHARGED only h The proportion 0f the term. The scYsrth
al beag pleasant >nd retired yst Of The eily sud be-
iB.,appsa with comfortable bones for sscrds
ssr.bs situations Tor yoaus lsde. o abr0ss who may
sa IL obtain beard 10 private families while ppfsuiss
their stables.
- flr s-qairug thorough rducaticu- The principals
beside Esls their undivided stteo'ion 90 the school,
are assi.i-d by following gentlemen Who have been
I.us ana fayorshiy EnoEu % The public, VIZ
jacob T Screen AN Professor q acisnt snd Modern
lareaNse. .nd Bellies Letuss 0aber Hume, Professor
of Nllufa S,ieuees sad Malhemalies, John W HO~s.
Professor OF toeafon The crs~ins department. uncer
Toe of EEsbeth OctE Professor hume delivers Lee
tar-s The Nstlrsl Scepees every week Botany VIII
ocrlpy tlr Summer term.
stage = employed c0uysy pupils residing IN dis
tant parl or Tho city Those from South bToosyn I'll
1nd conveyance from the South Ferry, ~hlo papils
fTomWii smso1rsh viii Be provided To ncl,ment weather
plih stage, 20 meet thclu the snd 90 Ferry.
No extra charge made Cox stsoaery. Latin, French,
or Drawing A. saw 80
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during the Gay at the Tribune Uaies, New York
~ Water Care E-tabii.hmeat, syo.sst. Lone I.-
iald. and Oftce ID Ieuth s. mead tli.h avenue JoEL
tend o. above ore 81 the Physcians 81 least
viii be 10 constant attendance 81 syosset si5u lstP
~ New York Water Cure Establishment
J. ID PIEEsoS, VI ID. Pr0prlstor-rhs sstab ishnsnt =
uptown IN oae " che most pleasant Aad heathy pss Of
the city sontsuiOg slne sixty with sewers. private
parors good taoe f3r invaa others Who wish good
r-ln 1ei aso me Arrangement i'f nstn,ns-lo And -
Atsi-fcuftcsnth-.- near y .n-.qaafe ~ D A. im-
~ Mrs. Gove'- WnIcr-Cure Establishment
= DO rem sin az Pol Ieafhst rear Tomptn.-squsre Nrs
atend them elsewhere TIE sr-at .dsantsses ~ the
ater cure 10 the tfsa-m-at u he most ob'haate snd
formdabe cs-s.es especially Of femtei are becoming
roo vel. Known 20 require advertisement a. lm'
THE BONN FLUTE.
~ A. G.. Badger, Manufacture, $50 Broadway \.
Y Also nsnui4cturcs rich FLUTE. Of every description -
choice s--csu OF Sc.es snd Socks OF Instruction for
the Bohm sad keJ ed flutes constantly on hand as to'
~ Notice II hereby given nat Books vii os
opened for subfcrpion 20 the Capita stock % the fer1
York BY w. HOLMAN, Of Miami Co L, on Monday.
Nay 1885, % be kept open Tor indefinite tsrn Of time
.aascTihinE m2 osW
70 Round-IIiiI WaGer-lure Hetreaf.-fhis is =
Water Cure csta1istrlent beautiful etniuence
ia Ngrth.np on, Mas half mile from The village The
ondins' contain more han one hundred room. me
that formerly used Tor the Round 1851 school
The grounds from forty % hity acres IN extent with
well supplied with water Drs. c. A Hall Of Northsne-
ton eud A. Cum aine lsts Of Boston, have immediate
charge q the Medical department with the daily counsel
and assistance Of ur " oOdw ward ats 1f the Masss-
chusetts Hos pta Worcessr sad Capt Brewster, late
of The Mansion House ss superinte 1d-nt
The location combines ssIubrity with beauty ia re-.
maTsable degree Is accessible by Raifosd from New
York Albany " gost D. by an easy days ride and the
intention 30 make this not only superior retreat Tor
invads whether desiring Hydr0pahc treatment or 9TH
.rvi.e but also 10 make 10 most agreeable resort for
persons travelling FOR health pleasure, or Tor gentlemen
snd families going into the co1nty for sumner reaNa
ton 4 more inviting locality cannot be found DO the
United States 1ud given that the establish
will be rendered most des rahl- and comfortable
The seekers only Of health but recreation
Letters addressed % either Of the Physicians % North
ampton or inquiries usd= Of A. CLARK, Esq u ) Hotel,
Boston, will receive prompt attention.
Northarnpton Mas Feb g. l8f8 ms 3taWu
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REMOVAL


~ THE SUBSCKi Frs having removed rom their
- old stand i5s Bowery, would invite their friends
r, u and patrons " Wali.st nesr Broadway where
1872 hey will have constantly hand large assoft
10 90 Watches Jeveby snd sivefwsre, consisting OF
Cold and Silver Watches u lhs most approved makeIs
such IS T. Cooper. Taylor Son, X. u. bsesioy, NJ
n Ton a. Robert Rosssll, aud othsrs Fine Lever and
ladies' Of various patterns Gold Quad FOB
400 Vest Chains seal. and Keys Gold Pens and Pencils
oa sad Silver pcctaoe Diam % fi1s and Kings &c.
SILVER WAkk-roa sets fofss, spoons, La0I >, Cups,
Butter knives NapAin kinss sc. Ot the nowost pat
srns Tho silver Narrated equal 70 dollars Merchants
Of the south snd West will fad Il TO their advantage To
, aud exsina stock Of sOOds arc prepared 70
,sl ths above articles on reasonable terms for cash
WrtcncsO every description repaired ~ the best man
nor fails I'm. AkERLY BRlGo5. 3 Wsna
- WATCHES, JEWELKY and Silyef Ware
IN The subscriber continues 20 have for sale good
II assortmro Of tine gold aud silver watches, OF the
49, beat makers which viii ts sold al the very low
80 % prices end warranted TO keep good time, or the
money retGroed.
Consisting Of gold guard aud fob chains keys,
br.s.uips Of every variety studs and rings kc
siyer-~are-s poous forks ladie butter knives VI tho
most approved styles which warranted ss rood |. coin
od pens and pencil u the be. manufacturers,
ths lowest prices. Gold pens rePared and eIehsnsed-
fine cutlery DsrfgmerJ, fancy goods l. &c Watches,
clocks swey and musis boxes repaired Ia the best man
49, arf warranted LEM SCRlBNER,
formerly Lockwood 4 SortbDef,
"a FultOu-st "a door below 0od-st.
o. u q. A beautiful emblem Of this order wrought In
I'D sl9 Stood iskSwos~
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s,T 5,Iais =, mo,W rI,, sT,iISv,iys

SUMNER BOaRDING.-Miss sTILLWELLs,
- NJ Mida-t0~n Point, y J. can accommodate families
with Board during tho Summer Their Large brick
house. spacious airy, and PLEASANTLY situated with
grass lawn 30 front ald rear, with tine
Tor seabafh.ng Accommodation also for caTrl1ge and
horses Their house will Do ready for the reception Of
bosrders GA tho twentieth u April Steamboats, sAge
from the foot OF Veseys The bedrooms iarse sud
nj ala sodlm
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70 Mrs. Gove's WnIcr-Cure Esmbifshmen t

eill rem sin az -r laufhs ST. rear Iumpzn-a4uare Nrs
Cove he efofor- will receive pA- 50 herresd-uc-
attend them elsewhere The 1r-a advantages u the
10 the f9a-m-nt % the most ohsuaate snd
formidable diseases, especially Of iemfes becoming
Zoo well snowu % require 81 advertisement - I'm
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a II. GALE * CO.'S

,S.z......rIANO FoHTE FiANltACTn
EF~GF4tffeY. iS1 Frlton ct 1ssf SIDE trisf~ way
"KH-hiAn entirely rs~ srfise, siAnsftsd sofs
~ 4 Hfiof IA tono AID 70 ss5p In tsns naeh or.
ssr th.l any 10 ase ude stu prc1iAf IN frame,
5hvistrs The oosstor 20 METALS pa,si,s a write
fusr.aiy ~iil BE- sive1 9TH -sce nslr1psHt anf w1ss
s1Y aoas. 90 their qesfy % szrressed tnt Dsfmrr
xss 3. -rfiht-i~ srlii Fpsh n0a9ss s,r T1m0s-t
EEHHrYf : kOICEE
Ajax la Fsiront,. east has Br,skgby.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

90 rwELFTu-~r. tbet~seu sinh aad st.,h
20 avenues) Summer Term commences May s.
Boarsins Pupils accommodated fsrGs reasonable Sep
1rate De pa tmaHt iui Bows. AL inis
IIGHT~rOMN ~. j. HIGH ScHOOL-rhs 10
ga Eugsh aud Classical Family Boarding School for
yaung and boys Access from New. N0rS and Phila
de- pLIs Is - the Camden Snd Amhoy Railroad ne The
next session commences on the 50 day Of May Terms
per quarter $50 advance Tor board washing mendBg
isht sad tuition 10 all the English branches usually
taught "a an ac,demy-in the Latin, the ancient and
rodsrn Greek tho French aud the Hebrew languages.
Young men having the sacred ministry To view, here &C
cura thorough preparation Tor entering any class In
coic.r. nots 90 the Principal 81 4. North Moore a.
may procure personal interview Ina this city during the
present and fol0wius week Circular with additional
information any time be OH ned Of Messrs BEN
JAMtN PIKE 4 son, lt6 Broadway
Rev. JAMES l.. THOMPSON, late Missionary
"a. a.sflur O., syria and he HOLY Land prIucfpsf
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nOAkDING -NmO0I. IRyINo INsrIru

nOAkDfNG SCHOOL IRVING INSTITUTE,
ID TarrytoWu, y. 1-Ihe sumner Term will open on
Mondsy the he Of May, With and improved orgsni
ration VI The juvenile Department embracing
young sds OF and eight OF viii b estab
lishod ma connection with the Institution.
The attention 81 parents ana gusrdens 10 respectfully
invited pamphlet Circular for ths year be obtain
ed % any OF the patrons Of the Institute, Of CLARK
Austin, sp5 Broadway, or Of the undersigned.
WM 2. LYON. A NJ. Principal.
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,,UEAPEsT eTOEE- IN 1HE ttTf-sR

CHEAPEST STOKES ~ 1hE tIT1-so
u Bsr ~ sad Is4t Fultc nst-Ihs 's5seioeI' deter
s 4, es-sbish Ire shove fsct, vii ofsr The togEns
1870, vb,is-,ls sad retail - prices ~ Per cent lover
sl,n .nv other establishment 70 ne city ffsncn snd
Ar,sricsn Paper Hsnsino AID window shades s5itsos
1910. hssrooms halls stores kc, window C0ruices,
D.. R.ods Ls-e and Embroidered Curtains, Dnp-ry
-.i,n $50 manufacturers o. Galvanized sDrnF. pure
t.ir .pd other Mattresses festhef Beds, Pillows, tci
90 ev-rT article 10 the L pholsterY line.
II. K. DAVIES, Upbolflersui
"A In. l6it gulgoa-st and 30 B0very
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yssy LARGE PAPER ron fhH CoUNThi'
80. v.,y sAruEOAg nossiSc - Or ios pre- OF
,sssr . .syses- s'SPs ~ 50 % copies
see GREELEY MchLAAih. fu'n'ns'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

Another fatal railroad AccIdent-Two Wen
Killed.
The following telegraphic communication 10 the
Albany Erening Journal announces another fatal
railroad accident
ROCHESTER May Ito AM.
We are panied 10 announces another horrible railroad
den which occurred on the road between this city and
Rnfy,o mis- morning about O'Clock. The Eastern train
Of cars which left this city about O'Clock for TIE west
ran oa the track near Bergen killing Jerry Guile the en-
gtpeer aud Harvey Bsckus, fireman, of the train Guile
vss married ony about months ago. several Of the
passengers were seriously n not fatally injared
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IFly-YORk TRIBUNE.

y-.xsl ON Mars Field -Tbinss In Naples
IL - Rich sod Poor ia FrnDce Return of
-. philippe Anoiher Posipoeement Of
80. election. The Army nnd the People
pro.eecl- Of War with Germany.
81. Cores sondeuce u The lrOune.
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NOTICES.
~fNnJLoeis-s AND ruELlsHgst.
EOWLERs * WILLS,
tli1foB Hall. t3f NHs-aa--g. y.
COMMISSIONERS or DEED-

~ Robert VI. ~trebetgh can BE- seen 81 al boufs
dur1ae the cay AZ the Tribune once, New York.
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THE BTHlI FITTF.
- Notfce T. hereby given that Booas VI

re- A. G.. Badger, Manufacturer. 80 Broadway n
Aso manufactures rich Flu'es Of every description
choice s--csu ui Sc.es snd Books OF Instruction for
the B0hm sad keyed Flutes constantly hand s4o t0s
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BOARDING AND Day SCHOOL

TOT lNuNt LaIlos,
ruNPK INsviLLE. STATEN ISLAND
TNHE SPRING TERM will eommeaee Monday, LEI OF
4 Nay Tue coase o. Instruction ~in ioelade tho
Epslsh Fteuch spanish and ltaisn languages, music,
--tius and dsusiug Circulars may be obtained Al this
ofc- al Msssrs Lockwood on Broadway. a. the
school Ms Duf beg. 70 refer 90 The following gentlemen
Tor any Information that may b r-qalg-a
Raw IL Min.ow Thos Davis ESQ. q.
A.thany Barclay. ESQ Peter Sfsyves,nt ESQ.
lion A Dix Lyman Dcnnison Esq.
Dr J W Francis + A rslim.dge. Ia.
Col J. Wstson Mebb J. LeauceE Starr, Eso.
AssDh Stoue Fsq H. Ayeul, Esq
AZ aaWlm WAS
SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Al kichmoud, staten Island
fkNHE SPRING SESSION u this School viii com
nrneo ON Monday The lat day u May Two vscsr-
crs existing the attention. u parents DO desire fof their
Gamblers retired and pleasant stualion where their
uor,ls viii % strictly guarded and thorough Enxsh ed
ucation given, 10 solicited The respectable refer
saces given For farther Information Aadfes.
s. lms ; ID. STEPHENS. Richmond Kichulond Co N Y
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Columbus soon he issued forth,
a exclamation stern;
His brothers. course approving well,
IL the rebels charged TO turn.
Ills offers fair with arrogance,
And scorn, lid all reject,
The Viceroy aimed a force 20 raise.
That might this horde subject
Alas In vain-oaoh soldier there
With them a friend had he
So only note was sen; 10 Spain,
OF their nhdeiity.
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J. u flEksnNr ". ID. Proprietor This estan su41nt -
uptown in o the most pleasant aad h-athy psus Of
the city soutsiuDg sixty with several private
psrors good tAoe Tor nvads Others ho wish good
rzn 0iet, also hne Arrangement Tor bshlng8 and -
last Fcurfcsrth.- near iu onsqaare. n Y A. lu'
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PROOF ALREADY PUBLIsHEl

1.o .. N. BENJAMIN's BRASS sPkINa
II %\NTRUSS. warranted not to rast, Is Beekmsn.
~. n. Is-fres9re graduated from ! 70 -
pourds without back pad, which Goes %
mseh injury 70 tho spine. BIZ osJs tns
given znd perfectly Satisfactory, money frtafnea'
Taosysos's Trusscs al reduced prices NIL coou i"T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

opened for subfeupuon the Cap. stock Of the Psra
s0a I'd .p9ls Railroad Company in the City Of New
York. by W. HOLMAN. Of Miami Co l., on Monday.
May 1885, 90 be kept open FOR indefinite tsrn Of time
per cent ron the amount "a required ~ tho time of
snns.rlhi1g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

Lamps OF every dsscr pto1, and Of me most
sg-. or OIL lard camplene, ourning nnii $40 U.s. %
yrsrdo-s hall lanterns glasses, wicks &c % on AZ
rtese spirit as sid ph0sEsna as =. Ten alns,-ht
49,. 1f ainisturs Sos Lamps Tor lard Or on = =
ffs I6. Is, 1f aud IS each r1f sac 'h''''' ~
rata 81 the lowest price. ~ eas1- -. 81, ....
CHARLES FULLER 2i5i o. sensSirh q,
- - h.l....r Nnrr.E .ll Ms-Ir1 Is
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II "CBAsBERs's MISCELLANY No Is, has
been received from Berord Co. Asior House InteT
esting, a. usual
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ty' "LIrTEL's LIVING AGE No 2O1' has been
pubshed-f,r sale here by Berord Astor House There
are many good selections and reviews In the number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

gE- "THE PLAYMATE, a Pleasant Companion
fr snare Hours" is an excellent book for children, Of
which No 3. for May has been published by Bsrlord
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-Ahita--thhit"htnSAts ~sslts A4'.t -
l.ld, and oflce 30 Ieuth-s tlflh ageuue joel
SHEw. n D snd Or k1cF both punsof PrcssuifEl a.
tend to patentas above ore 81 the Physc 81 least
I'll. b. !. e.a.-a-- a----l .nce 81 sE--..- 80 L.l
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES z,

nv, yRINTERs and Nswspsper Pabilshsu.-For
4 s.le-Ata low price, oEs second hand cylisdss
prs<s bed 4x2a inches The Pres 10 IN complete order.
ul3a B. HOE co. % and 81 dod-st,
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1 OOO LABORHR,, WANTED W

I ,UVUVAuIa KaiIr0ad bstWa8n HarUs'lTE tnd Lr~ls
toeo who will find constant emploYmsat and good
WAGES Lab0rsr ad p.isage by sppSlE 90 the ofee
~ ,hs Es.s line ~ MakesL by the c-ru hoats BY
fhr way of tho Tide W,ter Canal, staftiuE tom me
,shares on the Delaware River between ksse and Vine
sfr-s.. s.8 Nv
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,eae -anI-WEEKhN TRIBUNE

,.s..slss sgsfy W's, 80, 80. - a.. ~ ~
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sn SPRING RAsHIOS.-Jusi finished, tbs most
Ill sOleudid article ever ofcrsd elegant french slk
Hats a hs low price u -, usually I'D for - Also
an srtlcIe al 3 81 aad - 25-neat Hats st -
Ior- BROWN lfo Csnsl-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

ETS- THE CHILDRES or The NEW FOREST, by
MARRYArr M has been rePuolished In cheap form 81
the Harpers It Is chiefly graphic portrayal Of event
in the times Of Charles l. Of England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03

so-.fsr bu with references % durability srd useful
ms. 9Th ID. most approved Improvements Also for sale
oBa side Lathe. Geered DO, enc Hand Co. 81 Sncu
vi Be- sod very lo for cash May b. seen 10 building 70
he rear q Nixhfinrslss cotton mills IA FstefsDn aP
nv a. fs14 Sol JAS TURroN. P.t7rson. y D.
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INPI-COPAL COLLEGIATk in.ntute. stsps.



number viii consist Of 3d. Application may be msds at
hs between sad J, " at 81 Amtys before or
after ih0ss hours. m}~Pt
atUAKDINts SCHOOL FOa BOYS At Middle
hptown. Conn--The i2th summer Session OF y weeks
ill Commence Missy charge $50, In advance. limited
number Of pupils reside with the principal aud receive
parental Young lads attended 20 and from school
Grculars aud minute Information OF Rev. II Chase, a.
MsIker-st A. tmy8l D. II. CHASE.
AHNGIISH AND FRENCH BOARDING SCHOOL
II FOR BOYS OF boOmi gcale Road and Eighty
s.s hist Rev ;. DOUGLASS, AN Rector. FOR parieu-
lsrs 80 20 terms &C. advertisement Ia tho Evening
EXPRESS o. circulars which BE- obtained al the book
s.ofe o. tho Messr. APPLETON 30 Broadway all i'm
BOARDING sUHOUls-At Wilton, C0nn.-rsrms
ID per ysaFbOys csa take steamboat aud sage di-
RECTOR cents Circulars At The Methods. Boos Room
Arrangements nade a. h. Stursess. 10; Chsthsmst
mvi l4ts ABEL WHirLOCk, Principal.
BOARDING sCHOOI.-At Wilton, Cone--rsuns
I'D 400 per ysar.-B0ys can take steamboat and ,sgs d.
RECTOR 20 cents. Circulars at the Methodist BOOB Room
Arr.rs.lnsus made AZ =. d. Sgurg-s 76i Chsthamst
~ sits ABEL WhirLOCk. PriroipaL
tlI-Sh- ALLNKTON's Day School to- founs La
VI Ole. aui aisses-The Ssmmer term will commence
a. I'd Thfra eo-ure w.
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IN " The SEAssTREss; A Guide TO Plain and
Fancy Needlework. Embroidery, Lace Work" &c 10 a
neat sno Of over 500 pages published By j. Redaeld
Clinton Hall. It's title explains the objectit IS Dumer-
on.ly Illustrated and will meet with favor among the fair
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-24
Origin Of Opposition tO the School
Law Ian Berks County.

We fnd humorous sketch 10 lhe Reading
Herald, accounting for The opposition to CON-
mon schools in Berks county. Il represent,
political aspiraHl who first aspires TO the dig
nIied Office of Justice Of the peace then by
way Of gaining distinction above common peo-
pie he dresses his girls handsomely in new
calico, and sends his oIdes, son to boarding
school for three months. In the meantime, the
old man becomes candidate for the State Leg
islature and the article gives The sequel
Great the joy at =" Sour -Croul Hall -
The election was over, and Daddy was elected
10 the assembly, with only one vote again>r
him-lha Of spireful neighhor, who said he
wouldn't vote for a man that didn't know how
to spell his name--bu, Jacob, who had now
come home, had given him complete thrash
ing, and so iha. account was even.
One morning, few days before The old man
was TO leave for Harrisburg. he took il into his
head that he would ca,ethise his bhoy,"
when the following dialogue came off between
them.
Well Jake, what hash you larn, at de
skoo i'
"Oh, every thing father" replied the hope
ful.
Ebery iings! dunder dat ,h more as
psrgained for,--well LEI us hear some of dem"
Well then, father, I've learnt from The
schoolmasier that The earth is as ruund as an
orange, IA mournful shake of The head ~ ihe
old man, that il revol, es. iba, il, turns round
on its axis once every "a hours, Which causes
day and night and"-
Stop, stop! Dat will do,--kiny run fnr
mother, Jake's as Crazy as lunalcs.-MeIn
Go, my poor boy--,he world turn round -
Why w would all dumble Off"
And The old man went TO Harrisburg with
The fixed determination TO vote agains, all Schooi
Laws and he faithfully kept his word
We wonder if this is The representative who
directs public documents to Bene peal--,
POtsgrof, Montgomery CO.. Pa"
Montgomery Ledger.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-24

The committee appointed TO Investigate the
affairs Of The New Hope Bank. Of New Jersey
have reported the result OF their Investigations
The officers Of the concern refused TO be ex-
amined. The committee reported hat the Bank
had failed four times since 1920. 'fhe only
funds on hand 10 redeem their worthless issue.
vas one hundred and fifty cnppers depos-
itor wanted these pennies, bat be was told they
were wanted By the Bank TO pay toll
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-24
Tough Story about "a Negro.

II is stalled in an Augusta, Georgia, paper,
lha, negro man in that place Of mdding age
and size, weighing about $50 pounds, in the
shor, space of two hours a, The Usual hour for
breakfast, ate and drank the enormous quantity
Of provisions comprised in The following list,
viz. :-l3 catfish, 2 shad 10 dozen biscuit,
40 fiat cakes, 10 ID. butter, links of sausa-
ges. % eggs, 80 ears OF corn, ehIckens,
slices of beefsieak and two of liver, gallon
back bone slew, large plate of rice, l9 cups
of coffee, and pint Of brandy. The incnnve-
nience attending this experiment was so lrIhug.
that he Immediately walked to another quarter
Of the city and ale II warermelons, expressing
desire to parake OF more could they have
been found I, may be proper to add. in con-
neciion with the above. and il would seem
strange TOO, that as regards his ordinary habits
of eating and drinking, he is remarkably absrem-
ious.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-24
DILES.--This distressing complaint proceed:

DILES.--This distressing complaint proceeds
Il from want of proper evacuation of the bow
els. The foul humors, instead of thoroughly ex-
PEELED from the body, are but partially so; por
tion being left as were at the threshold, is the
cause of this vexations complaint called Piles; and
is frequently neglected until it ripens into more
horrid form of disease called Fistula.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, of the North
American College of Health, are true and natur
al remedy for the above complaint, because they
effectually cleanse the body from those morbid
humers which are not only the cause of Piles, but
of every mafady incident TO mcn
Be,eare Of Sugar Coated Counterfeits.- Re
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 Fl. 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. Phi'a.