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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-07
New Basin Lots. Second Municipality.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN q Co

T.
SATURDAY, April a. at IL o'clockW be sold
- Banks Arcade the following described properly, viz
ONE LOT OF GROUND the New Canal forming the
of Florida Landing and Magnolia street, measuring
the Canal by depth and front of 1870 Magnolia
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above and hav-
like front Florida Landing of Is feet depth 1870
The said Lots desgna the original plan Delafed
Engineer dated March, 1889 aud deposited the office Theodore
Guyo Notary Public, the Nos s69
plan of W. T. Thompson Surveyor exhibited at sale.
The extends through Heva and Magnolia Flor
ida Landing and the banquets Magnolia lately
hnished. The Lots also well filled up.
Terms.-One fourth cash: balance and credit
bearing mortgage property, with per
maturity and not then punctuay paid bear the
OF
Acts sale j. R.
the purchasers. APPS, 4, S. 8. 10, 10, 3D. IA
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INsANE.-JOhn Johnston insane man, yesterday
found wandering the Bayou Road Another insane
John Scarborough, to the Station hou'e OF the
First Municipality.
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Enthusiastically morning the Coroner held an in.
quest upon the body Of man found dead on fatboat
lying opposite St. Joseph Second Municipality he
had on striped shirt and striped pantaloons. Verdict
Death from congestion of the brain.
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Disturbing THE PEAcE-Mary Mcdonald and various
other interesting individuals yesterday arrested in the
Second Municipality for disturbing the peace, by kicking
no rows of one kind or another
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AUCTION NOTICE


FfNHE SUBSCRIBER, closed his
l. LEWIS FLORANCE will hereafter Auction
Business his that
Auctonee his WE'LL known capacity crye
he will receive portion of the public patronage.
Ii. r. WOOD.
Aforementioned White Co., VIM. Laughin & Co., Jacob
Barker ia30
MORPHY g. MENUS, AUCTIONEERs, No. 81 Magazine
Nl street. opposite Banks Arcade Sales by
Private Sales Real Estate Stocks Negroes Merchandise
SUGGESTIONS, Underwriters and Port Wardens Sales. vl2
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burglars eced an entrance into the house of Mr. Murphy
the corner of Esplanade and Bourbon Streets For
tunaiey the made entering awakened the children,
who Immediately gave the alarm The robbers decamped in
great hurry, without having obtained anything by their
uOcfur nal
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

WITH DISPATCH.
a4 For California, via Chsgres.-The A !. very
EA fast sailing. coppered ard copper fastened bark
pant of her will sail a, She has splen
did state accommodations for Cabin Passenger and
for ably accommodate limited number of pasengeu. The
bark Florida is the sailing vessel out Of this port and
can insure comfortable quick and safe Those
persons going to Calorna via Cbages particularly
invited to inspect this bssnu vessel she now lies ct the
lower end Of the Beef Market, Fst Municipality, and
select their bsths. For fqrhe, particulars apply 70
o. WICKHAM, 70 Biepeille street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-07

FALSE PRETENCEs.-A negro named George, the prop
ery Of Mr.. McCargo arrested yesterday by Mr. John
Hail. who the negro swindled him of lot of goods
by representing himself the steward of the Uncle Sam.
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UNION TOw-BoAF OFFICE.
M e have hand, and for sale number of SECOND
w HAND BOILERS and quantity of Scrap Ir0n
mh24 I'm JUNIU6 BEEBE, Manager.
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FOURTH DISTRICT Court John Hall ps. Andrew and
w. L. Hodge-This suit brought to annu set aside
certain judgments held by defendants against plaintiff
After hearing the evidence and argument the the
Court gave Judgment in favor OF plaintiff annulng the
judgments in favor of A. and w. L. Hodge heretofore
Standing against him
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Lightning-ROdS on Scientific PRINCIPLES.

NJ H. RHODES would say to the citizens of this place
IN. that he is prepared to erect lIIGHTNlNG-RODS
the and improved plan. By this plan the whole
building secured from the effects OF Lightning by
nection of Rods
Rods have been erected the House of the Commandant
of the Navy Yard Memphis. Tenn the above plan,
~" Orders left at the Boarding house, No. 22o BIZ
RONNE street between Girod and Julia streets will meet
with punctuaity and dispatch. mh24 49,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATR RE.


Managers. LUDLOW d. SMITH
Last Night Three of the Season. Eighth night of Mr. DAN
MARBLE "A new Comedy, by J. M. Field
THIS EVENING, Saturday, April will be presented, for the
Il first the city, a Comedy called HOW they DO
AT WASHINGTON. s. Fl. Warblebotom Mr.. Marble.
DANCE by La Josephine After which, SECOND
SAM PATCH IN FRANCE. Sam Patch Mr. ID. Marble.
The entertainments commence with DID YOU EVER SEND
YOUR WIFE TO LAFAYETTEf
II Doors at hapast 6, and Curtain at o'clo:k
lHr Tickets places may had application Mr. ). P
BAILY the hours of 10 O'clock every day APT
-A>e---
ORLEANS THEATRE.
Benefit of MIR. DEvELLE, Scenic Artist
CUNDAY, April s. S49 will be performed for the frft time the
~ celebrated Grand Opera three and five baux
by Donizei entitled ANNA BOLENA, whc Messrs Duluc
Valet Mines Feury Berton and Lecour will To
conclude with Favore Vaudeville.
~ The performances will commence o'clock api
OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.
s. P. STICKNEY .........,,,... Manager and Director.
B. JENNINGS. Clown.
THIS EVENING Saturday, April entire change of
l. omances, unlimited Of
Arenie entertainments, which La Belle Rosaln Elouse'
Messrs Sckney Biackwood Graven jennings Aov Honer
Msllow Hardly, Hnckey the Sable Hanonsts, and
the entire Company, will appear
~ Particulars the small bills of the day,
Doors o'clock performance o'clock.
Admission Dress Circle SO CENTS Second Tier rs cents
ROPER'S STARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No. LOT POYDRAS Street. .Neu Orleans.
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eS John Kremer arrested night before last, by the
Second Municipality police, charged with having stolen
,ebi+f
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R- Yesterday being Good Friday, the Recorders Courts
closed of the day. Consequently, the
stock of police items on hand is very limited.
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RAISINS.
100 QUARTERS halves aud whole boxes, of choice
lVU Bunch Raisns in store and for sale by .
ap6 DENTON u BARRETT, II and y Gravier st.
COFFEE.
.A0 BAGS Old Government Java, superior article in
~ store and for sale by
ape DENTON BARRETT, q and % Gravier st.
SYRUPS.
IN BOXES Lemon Syrup assorted in store and for sale
~ by DENTON Il BARRETT,
ap6 Il and % Gravier ST.
WINES.
100 BOXES choice Table Claret and so boxes Old Mus
lUO cat Wine. in store and for sale by
apo DENTON Il BARRETT, q and % Gravier st.
CALIFORNIA HATS.
lust received per ships Vicksbug Taleyand and Jes-
~ 450 dozen Of the above article - Brown, k>
rw White, Pearl = Black, of different qualities.
NJ, Also-a INVOICE of Palmleaf Hats common and ~
- fine. for sale by JOHN DURBRIDGE. ~
mha9 1T % Customhouse street. up stan.
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ROPER's sPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No LOT POYDR.aS Street, .Nep Orleans.
open FROM O'CLOCK, A. M, to P. NJ, and
" FROM to O'CLOCK, p. M. ja8
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IL Thomas King very bellcose gentleman. feeling
inclined test his muscular power took occasion to do
manner very agreeable 10 Mr. Amos Hewet Thomas
knocked Mr.. Hewitt down the hatchway of the steamboat
Mohcan for which imprudent he day before yes
teday taken in charge by the Second Municipality police.
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE-Eron IN ew Basin.
ZEE. FOR MONTGOMERY, WE ES -
2NGEM TUNIPKA, SELMA. and ell le4k ksasFs n
Leaues .Nsao Orleans EVERY THURSDAY. at q P. M.
The new, ightdraught steamship e A. OGDEN, CAPTAIN
COM Captain Leonard will regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and Montgomery, We
tumpka and all landings Alabama River-eaving each
port EVERY THURSDAY, at 4 O clock. P. M. One of
the boats will be ready to receive freight at the New Basin
foot of Julia street, MORNING. Shippers
and passengers depend these boats making regular
trips during the entire For freight passage apply
ON board, at the New Basin, or to
HYDE & OGLESBY, 10 Poydras st.
N. "A Letterbag is at the Office of the Agents where
letters may be left mh9 tt
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

q. For Livsrpool-rhe AL fast sailing ship CAIRO,
SSE Capt Childs having the greater part Of her cargo
of freight of 200 baiescotton, passage apply to
APT L. H. GALE So Common a.
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NEW ORLEANS
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 7, 1919.


-s>e-
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 7, 1919.
OF The weather! what can we say of it /?
Nothing that do justice to its loneliness there
fore we must avoid description. The southern
summer is upon us, and we may expect that its
warmth will not be again interrupted even by
lingering breath of winter. Every air comes laden
with sweet fragrance from thousand flowers
And if at times transient breeze
Should sweep one blossom from the trees,
How welcome is each gentle air ,
That wakes or waits the od0rs there
Such is our climate at moment when, in another
and more northern parts of the country, nature is
just awakening from her long repose and throwing
off the frigid letters that have bound her. Truly
every day feel inclined to fall in love with
the Sunny South''
E- Yesterday being Good Friday the Recorders Courts
closed of the day Consequently the
stock of police items on hand is very limited
TT Thomas King, very belicose gentleman, feeling
70 %
knocked Mr. Hewitt down the hatchway of the steamboat
teday taken in charge BY the Second Municipality police
John Kre%er was arrested night before last, BY the
Second Municipality police, charged with having stolen
skitf.
FOURTH DISTINCT Court John Hall vs Andrew and
w. L. Hodge-Th suit was brought to annul or set aside
certain judgments held by defendants against plaintiff.
After hearing the evidence and argument in the the
Court Judgment in favor plaintiff. annulling the
judgments in favor of A. and W. l.. Hodge heretofore
standing against him.
FAs y ~ negro named GsSSs ne
Hail. who the swndled him out OF lot of goods
by representing himself as the steward Of the Uncle SAM
BURsLARy.--On the night of Wednesday last
burglars ected the house of Mr. Murphy,
the corner of Esplanade and Bourbon streets, For
the noise made in entering awakened the children
who Immediately the alarm. The robbers decamped in
great hurry without having obtained anything by their
hasty nocturnal visit.
INsANE-JOhn Johnston. insane man. was yesterday
found wandering the Bayou Road. Another insane
John Scarborough, to the Statonho ue OF the
First Municipality.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-07

IN BOXES Undsrwood's Pickles in pintsi quarts half
ape DENTON & BARRETT, Il and q Gravier st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-07

IdSSEu26IS.
Per ship Republic, from Liverpool-362 steerage
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n~aD The splendid low pressure n-
Riaas-iN Packet Steamers ORE Eua.a t4has-.fN
ssaEzsSS=x<AG ON, Caps. R. A. Hen .-zzzsSsz5z.sssa
CALIFORNIA, Capt c. L. Reynolds, and JAMES L.
RA Cap T Tn GLIB having 6een oa enpes s
Ladies' Cabins all State One Of the above steam
ers will leave the Pontchanrain Railroad DAILY during
the week the arrival at the Lake of the fpast o'clock
Train of Cars, and of the O'Clock SUN
DAYS. For freight or passage apply On board,
-iaN ]. & R. GEDDES. Agents. 10 Bank Place
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NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL S300000-all paid in. Surplus S160, 900
~ jas. WALKER, Secy.. Jas. A. PURIFIER, Pres
The operations of this Company for IL has been
confined alone and exclus vey to Underwriting.
River Sea and Fire Risks taken the lowest rates. and
losses promptly adjusted. W. b. PARTEE, A gent,
mh26 Nv Office, No. 23 Camp street. New Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-07

THE PRoTocoL-The Washington correspon-
dent of the New York Evening Post makes the
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~ Nor Wyatt, Belmont Pamela, Mouth o.
Is4k7asss5S Cold Water, IHlatoba Lecture. Green
RE.Fs=aEr& rood, .Horion Yazo0 City, etc-Reguia,
Ydzo0 and TaiLahatchie P0cket.-The well known ant
fast running steamboat AMAZON Dobin. hourly
expected and will leave above with quick dispatch. F0
freight Or passage apply on board, or
apps T. b. SMITH. So Magazine ST.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-14
MYERS LIQUID CURE,
Il positsue andneverJa remedy for
PILES
PILES

PILES,
whether Internal, External, Blind or Bleeding,
Scrofula, White Swelhngs. Ulcers, and Ulcera-
ted Sore Throat, Canker Sore Mouth, Rheu-
matism, Culaneous Diseases, MercurtaI Afec-
tionS, &c.
Also--For ScaIds, Burns, Cuts, Sprains,
Bruises, &c. We feel justified in proclaiming
the fact to the world that OF all medicines ever
brought before the public none have ever been
more benificlaI TO afflicted humanity than
" Myers Liquid Cure" We know that This
is saying great deal. but if we were to write
Volumes, we could not say too much in praise
of this
Health-restoring, Lfe-prolOngang Remedy.
Hundreds, nay thousands, bless The happy hour
when frs, they were made acquainted with its
lranscendant virtues and our present purpose
is to inform other thousands, how and where
they may obtain that relief, which they per-
haps, have long sought for in vain.
The superior excellence of this preparation
over all other medicines for The speedy and pre-
manent cure Of PILES is well known 10 all who
have tested lkA l.has been proved in thousand
of instances, and has NEVER FAILED cure
the mos, obstinate cases, and we confident
it never will fail if used proper length Of
time according 10 directions. As proof OF our
entire confidence in its efficacy, we assure all
purchasers that, if, after proper trial. 1t prove
Intellectual, the Money paid for it will be re-
turned.
The +" Liquid Cure is an effectual Remedy
for Ringworms, Biles, PimpIes, Barber's Itch,
Frosted Limbs, Chilblains, Salt Rheum, Mus
quito Bites, Slings of Poisonous Insects, &c,
and for Cu,aneous Diseases of every descrip-
tion.
L, is both safe and effectual for Rheumatism,
giving immediate and permanent relief
No preparation now before the Public can
surpass The excellence of the Liquid Cure :"
for Scalds, Burns, Cuts, Sprains, Bruises,
Swelngs, &c.
Its effects as a
REAL PAIN KILLER are MAGICAL.
P Every Family in the land should pro-
vide themselves with this invaluable prepara-
lion, the cheapness Of which places it within
the reach Of all.
Full directions accompany each bottle.
Pamphlets, cont aiming copies of certificates
from those who have tested the Liquid Cure, y
may be had Gratis of our authorized agents
"Mqsrs' Liquid Cure as prepared only By
JEROME & Co. 81 Spruce street, n. Y.
Theodore Schoch, Agent for Slroudsburg.
June Z, 1849.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-14
NEW MILLINERY STORE

To open on Friday the Goth Of Apr7t
MISS MARY M, KERR,
Having taken the shop formerly occupied by
Miss R. Morgan in The borough Of Stroudsburg,
will on Friday the 2oh of April inst, open
wilh.a new and fashionable assortment Of
Millinery and Fancy Articles,
comprising an elegant assortment of HATS,
of the latest Spring and Summer fashions from
the city of Philadelphia and will offer them
to the public a. a very low rate.
Also, splendid assortment of
Ribbons, Caps & Head Dresses,
together with variety of artificial Powers
suited for The season The ladies of Slrouds-
burg and its vicinity are respectfully invited TO
CALL
And would add that she has employed
MllIiner from Easton who has been working In
one Of The most fashionable shops there for sew
eral years.
Stroudsburg, April l2 1S49. If.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-14
A College Eark.o

The following capital story is told by "one
who knows" of Docler Maxcey, aud canno,
fail 10 amuse our readers. On one accession,
several o! the students Of South Carolina Col
lege resolved 10 drag the Doctors carriage in
TO the woods, and fixed upon nigh, for the
performance OF the exploit. One of their num-
ber, however. was troubled with some compunc-
nous visilngs, and managed to convey to the
worthy President hint, ,ha. it would be well
for him 10 secure The door OF his carriage house.
Instead of paying any heed TO this suggestion,
the Doctor proceeded, on the appointed nightto
the carriage house, and ensconc ed his porly
person inside the vehicle In less than an hour,
some half dozen young gentlemen came TO
his retreat, and cautiously withdrew the car
rage into The road. When they where fairly
out of The College precincts they forgot their
reserve, and began to joke freely with each
other by name. One of them complained OF
the weight of the carriage, and another replied
by swearing that Z" il was heavy enough to have
the old fellow himself in It," For EearIy mile
they proceeded along the highway, and then
struck nlo The woods, to cover which they
concluded W would effeciually conceal the vehicle.
Making themselves infinitely merry at the Doc
tors expense, and conjecuring how and when
he would find his carriage, they at length rea-
ched the spot where they had resolved TO leave
it, Just as they were about TO depart
once moro agreed lha. " the carriage was hea-
Wy enough 10 have the old Doctor and all his
tribe in ir,"---,hey wele startled by the sudden
dropping of one of The glass door panels, and
by the well known voice of the Doctor himself,
who thus addressed them :---"So, so, young
gentlemen you are going to leave me in the
woods, are you! Surely, as you have brought
me hi,her for your own qualification, you will
no, refuse TO take me back for mine. Come,
Messrs,-, and and buckle TO, and
lei Us return; It's gelling la,e,!" There was
no appeal for the window was raised, and
the Doctor resumed his seat. Almost without
a word, the discontinued young gentlemen took
their places al the pole, and al the back of The
vehicle, and quite as exped dIousIy, if with less
voice, did they retrace their course. In silence,
they dragged The carriage into lis won'ed place.
and then relTeated precipi,aely 10 their rooms,
10 dream of the accoun, they must render on
The morrow. When they had gone, the Doctor
quietly vacated The carriage, and went to his
house, where he related the story 10 his family
with great glee. He never called the heroes
of that nocturnal expedition to an account, nor
was his carriage ever afterwards dragged at
nj ght into The woods.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-14
The Fishing Telescope.

Every Norwegian fishing boat is furnished with
.uh., is termed Water Telescope. and which is
.,rs,dered almost as indispensable as the boat
:,.er This Telescope consists of tube three
- four feet long, containing the proper glasses,
nd made water tight. When the fishing ground
reached they immerse one end of this telescope
:, he water, and look through the glass, which
,bovs objects some ten or fifteen fathoms deep as
nspcty as if they were within foot of the sur
l,cs. by which means, when shoal OF fish comes
;c,o their bays the Norwegians instantly prepare
beir nets, man their boats, and go out in pursuit
The first process is minutely TO survey the ground
.rib their glasses, and where they find the fish
.u,rmng about in great numbers, then they give
to sional, and surround the fish with their large
,.,uoht ret, and often catch them in hundreds at
haul. Without these telescopes their business
,ropld often prove precarious and Improbable, as
,e fish, by these glasses, are as distinctly seen in
,bp deep, clear sea of Norway, as gold fish in
,brystal Jar. This instrument has been lately
.3onted by the Scotch fishermen on the Tay. and
hv is assistance they have been enabled to dis
oorer stones, holes, and uneven ground, over
which their nets travel, and have found the teles
cone answer to admration-the minutest object in
twelve feet water being as clearly seen as on the
.rrEace
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-14
The Potato Rot.

In 1874, the potato crop was attacked with
this disease in the state of New York and
having something Of crop planted that year,
fell good deal of soliciude TO ascertain the
cause and 10 find remedy. Most people with
whom conversed on the subject, claimed that
the disease commenced a. the root; bu, by
careful examination | was convinced iha, il
first slowed itself on the most tender leaves
frs, observed it on the outer edge ofthe young
leaves, and gradually extending towards The
stem, and finally passing to the stock, and down
The stock TO the roof. before could see the
root affected at all. When found the signs
of the disease upon my own crop, directed
iha, fresh ashes should be shown over the field
broadcast, as you would sow plaster. while the
dew was on, and also directed ,ha, quick lime
should be mixed with the ashes. My hand did
not attend To The matter as soon as he ought,
and The disease had made considerable pro-
gress before the remedy was applied The
man then took quantity Of ashes and lme and
mixed them, and sowed over abou, one half of
the field, no, having sufficient to sow over the
whole. The resul, was, when we harvested
The potatoes, | had abou, half crop on that
part of the field thus sown over, and on the
part not sown il was complete failure WIS
conSin Farmer M. B. B.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-06-14
Ripe peaches. pears, and apples were an
Eounced at Vicksburg on the 26,h ult.

Nhe steam-engine, that grand invention of mod
u ern times, is machine envolving great
power with constant motion. What power is 10
the steam-engine, life is TO the living machine; or
rather life is power, which, through the interven-
ton of machinery, produces regular and sentient
action. This machinery, like that of the steam
engine, is susceptible of disarrangement, and must
in time, wear out. Both require attention to keep
them in good condition; each have governors,
condensers, escapements valves, &C., all at work,
and all important and accident to either weakens
or destroys its motions. The human machine,
from its superior, complex. and delicate contr-
vance, is easily disarranged. Remove the OBJ
sructions, lessen the friction, let the valves work
freely. and health is again restord. To effect
this use Clickeners Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills,
which have attained great reputation for their cur
ative properties. They remove from the system
all seeds of disease without irritating it. and are,
therefore, suited to all constitutions, and in all
stages of complaint.
For sale by T. Schoch, who is the only author
lied agent for Stroudsburg see advertisement for
other agencies in another column.