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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26
NIKE LARGE DEEP III GERS.
OF =. y iF5 NJ: ssssAg ~ q ,o1,

=, q sC,VVys VII - -. aixAd IcH q 1888.
DIV b Sloan Dear Sir: In my opinion,
thegreatest cures Effected are those that have
20 Admitting that to 10 ! fact have case
in point, to wit: Mr.. James Ham ford. OF Shcboy.
gan Falls, was crippled two years with foo
6 rye Qeep ulcers, inst above the ankle. The
leg vas 50 much swollen he aanid not ret ON
9 boot. Nearly all the mos; popular r slef6ns
in various pa cas have treated his case without
Z LAST August, sa NJ
and healed two on hk III 81 har 49,.
Ilabored at till the first 81 MI IS
much, ~ any, benefit. when ga ~ ~. 8 o. A
Of SlOans Ointment and ii three weeks ~ ~ \
we'll. Respectfully yours. s sss
C.. b. OS7RANDEQs -
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of license granted by the Court
I'D OF Probate Of Dubuque county, shall sell,
at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House. in sui county on Saturday @the 29th
of September, 1919 8 between the hpurs.of !
and 2so'clocK Of Said, to the highest bidder,
the following Real Estate,in said county. be-
ing q part Of the Estate Of William Smith,
sensr, late Of said county deceased to wit: q
part Of section 81 Of township 80 north of
range 2 east, and near
CENTRE GROVE,
being % ucres asld To- 00ths la extont, and
bounded by Waters s. Co. rs Lead Lot, and
by land of Boot ootten,3 il9pn ind III
,eleEss s y sSa
s. 10 ii 4s ii. BEN & or, Jr..
AdFn 81 said Estate M
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rs B q gOALRGR.

VuyIIE second wear 81 the Preparatory De
4 partment of Iowa Col leg will CONNIE ncs
on the First Thursday 4tliJ of October merit
There will be, during the yedr, three terms
| of thirteen weeks each commencing On 61cto
Iber 4th, Jnnuary 9th, and April lItll
The following Text sRook are used in thu
Enslsa colBu,n ! nc "a ectSsl AIishmotic
Davies Arithmetic. We GfamniTf !, N Iorsel
Geography, Olmstsad's Philosophy, Day 'sE "a u
zebra, Davies Legcndre' s G geometry.
Latin-Weld's Latin Lessons. Andrews and
Stoddard's Latin Grammar, Anthon's Cesar.
Anthon's Sallnst, Coopcr's Virgil, Anthon's
Ainsworth's Dictionary.
e Greck--Kuhncr's Greek Grammer, Owen s
Anabasis, Greek Testament, Donnegan's Lex-
con. ~ -a
Arrangements have been made by which
the Students can obtain the above books, and
also Stationary, at rates below the usual retail
prices.
Tuition is $500 per term, Board can be
obtained in private families at from ST. so to
5000 per week. 49,,
a Greek class will lie formed at the opening
Of the next term, and at the commencement
of another year class will be prepared to en-
ter upon the regular College studies.
The Trustees have erected neat building
of brick for the use of the Institution, which
oyerooks the towns of Davenport, Moline,
and Rock Island, and commando q beautiful
view of the Mississippi for several miles bo tn
up and downsthe river They have secured q
well-selected Philosophical Apparatus, sufii-
scient to illustrate the most important princis
pies in Natural Philosophy, &c
The Institution wil continue under the care
|of Rev. B. RlpLEy, Professor OF Ancient Ian.
gung who has during the past yeafssss III sos-
thined the reputation us d scholar andsa teach
trlsi m fY
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SLOAN'S COLUMN.
IAii Medicines advertised BY w. B. Sloan
are sold on agency bY E. T. GILLESPIE.
FAMILY .OINTMEN

GLOAN'S OINTMENT is now univcrsnlly
- acknowledged to be an infallible remedy.
ll every case where il has been faithfully ap.
Piled on the human system, for promoting In
sensible Respiration. driving out the infIam-
. e, rom wound, relieving pain Of every
kind. and in its healing qualities the world
does not produce rs equal and the public nro.
nounce II the cheapest and best Family Oint.
ment that has ever been used. All disease.
of the Flesh, Obstinate Ulcers Old Sores. Chil.
biains. Sore Throat, Burns. Cuts, Cutaneoua
eruption, sore nipples. sore breasts, diseases
Of the eye, ague Ia the face, side, back, and
the other pefts Of the system boils, nlcers.
kind Of sore containing the least particle ofin-
Illumination, are permanently cured By this
grand remedy. w. b. SLOAN.
Grand Depot 40 Lake st Chicago.gIll.
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h MARRIED In this CITY. on Tuesday
evening, Che 18th inst, BY the l1lev. j q.
Holbrook, Mr. JoHN BYERs, ~ Miss Vim
GINA CLlrToN. |
& in this City, on Thursday evening last,
by the Rev. James De P0i, JoHN KING,
Esq ito Miss JANE F. HEnRY. both Of this
City. 81
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FEMALE SCHOt u.

FNT ISS Il. CALDER has iuct opened q
slvl School for You've LADIES, ID rooms for.
ymerly occupied by the land Office, in the Lang.
worthy Block; and respectfully solicits scbol-
arg. a3
SssT uITION II Err II FERN OF ~ WEEKS;
Ordinary English Branches and Sowing. $500
Higher do do Is do do 500
French and Drawing, each s5.O0, Or either, with
all the English branches, 500; and for all the.
studies, SO 90. s
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81 E, undersign cd haF formed a partnership
commencing on u 1st day Of August, a
ls49 for the transas tion Of a general
FORWARDING AND COM.
MISSION BUSINESS.
They will give particular attention to the pur
chase and sale Of Real Estate, and the pa
|flent Of Taxes for presidents. Having beer
identified with Dubuque for the last / S years
and acquainted with the wants of the people o
Northern Iowa. ii is believed they will be abl
70 give satisfaction in their line Of business
They will be in the constant receipt Of fresl
Family Groceries, UTorhTnF, nnd Dry -Goous.
on consignment from below, which they will
offer at such prices, for cash, as must give sa-
tisfaction.
Regular Auction Sales Of Dry Goods, Gro.
ceries, Furniture, &C., every Saturday after
noon, at 2, P W., at their stand, corner OF Cd
and MaIn-streets, formerly occupied by Frank
Smith GEG. l.. NIGHTINGALE.
GUY B. MORRISON.
Dubuque, Sept. 5, lS49. l .3ms.
nJ"Telep Dlelse COW
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
%, M 20 e, ETJ hg,
Fresh Arrival Of New Goods.

INHE subscriber is now opening splendid
II assortment of Fashionable Goods, suita-
BILE for the Spring and Summer Season, con-
|sisting Of superfinc French, German, and Eng
lish black and fancy colored Cloths; French
Doeskin, Fancy and Ribbed Gdssme re; Eng
slish and American slack and fancy Cassimeres;
enline, silk ves,ing. and 81 great variety d
Linen and Marseilles Vestngs.
Also, 8swoll sected assortment Of white and
fancy Shirts, Collars, CravAts, stocks, Scaris,
Suspenders, Braccs, and Hose.
The above Goods have been selected with
especial reference TO the Spring and Summer
Trade; ind the attention of the Public gener-
ally is nvited to his Goods
wall be made to order in the most fashionable
and workmanlike manner.
CHARLES TAYLOR.
Main-street. q few doors above Wapics House
June 9th *I 4( 6rif sssS
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THE TRYYTry

y viii be seem BY looking over our IA ~.
,ng columns Sloan 4 medicines have mors ccr.
vertscd This gcsrtainly spsaks ~ tss:s ~
reputation aboy most medicines nov Is ;s uss.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

LOOKING-GLASS PLATES.
From i x TO- to II X 90; for sale by
.tEO. SIMPLnT.
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s2,.5y.e 50 - LAMPS.
* ass Hanging Lamps, and chmney,s side
" Lamps; also. Lard and German Lamps;
for sale by ,iNo. SIMpLoT.
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ADDITION Al BY THE EUROPA

ThEAIf BRliAlN.---l ne QUEEN In SOUTHLAND
1t is contemplated by the Queen ane
| Prince Albert to quit Balmoral for few
days, and repair to a small shooting lodge
on the banks Of Loeb Munich, close al
the base Of Lochnagar. The proposal is
warmly approved by her majesty. The
suggestion was preached ere coming down
here at all. when the commissioners or
the BalmoraI estate was in London, receiv
Iiiggss distinctions for the present season..
visit. A trim little boat has Ocean built 81
the Messrs. Hall, ship carpenters, at
Aberdeen, and conveyed to The place for
the use ofthe royal party in making ex-
cursions on the loch.
1t is understood that her Majesty may
be expected to return to Osborne House
from Scotland about the Goth of Septem.
Der. Lord John Russell will remain at
Balmoral for a fortnight. Sir George
Grey will remain at his seat, FaIloden,
until his return to Scotland, whence lie
will probably accompany her Majesty on
her homeward journey. Her Majesty
and suit will return by land to London,
travelling as last year by the Caledonian
railway. I'll
The question of Rome appears 10 cause
great embarrassment 10 the French Gov
eminent, or, rather the conduct Of the
commission OF cardinals, which is almost
paramont there. The President Of the
Republic held, it is said, "a council Of min
listers on the 28th ult., at which the Ro-
man question was discussed. The Gov
eminent, it is said, has received despatch
from Gen. Oudinot in which he says ssthat
the cardinals act according to the lnspira-
tons Of the Austrian Minister, and that if
they are pc rmitted to go on as they wish,
the blood inthe streets would he up TO the
ankles. All they talk Of is executions
and shooting The Cabinet il IS said are
alarmed at these ultra reactionary sympz
toms, md have sent orders to General
Oudinot not 10 allow any political execu-
ktion to take place while the rench army
lis at Rome. :
The National announces that The Presi-
dentofthe Republic has asked aud obtain
ed the hand DC tlis couaii dun gltef DC
the Queen vi sWsil eiSs faitors are not,
however, SO far iyalced. There Is rio
doubt thai Louis leon has asked, and
that negotia lions dsc going Oh to abtain
the hand of y lad y who would briineS
Is ofs foer lniil ions 81 francs lI H5il3I2
has been conc uded as ~ Ihe sase 81
to obtain y Wnrtenberg prime I :
and this second attempt may ffaiI also,
visions Of connubial piness yia9gniisIl lSfs
lher III l,e prospsc i've.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-26

III. ID. WOLGAST.

. IS $500 a Ne - - vSOt1S9zS 81
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and
l6S Gentlemen Of Dubuque, that he will fur
nish M 10 s. TO- for Balls and Parties, at
be asSisted by Sherman w. Heaggart, and
hopes tosreceive the pal ronage Of the public.
Balls Ia the country attended on very reason.
able terms. Ss
InstructionG iven on the Violin, Bass Violin,
Clarionet. Flute. French Horn, Trombone,
Bnble, SC &c.
Office on Clay street, at Harmony Hall. In.
9uirsAt Farmers' Homo, !" Main street, Du.
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NOTICE..

A IL those indebted to the late firrn Of Muir
IN rhy g. Burke, will find their notes and &C.
counts with Michael Brcn, who is authorized
TO collect them.
Dubuque. Sept 10, Is49 2.4t
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AZ on row n
5layton County
DIsTRICT 20 URT October Term, ls4a.
William 3. McG INNS, sss s5

sSSS s5 vs.: S !, Assumpsjt 81 IA Ia nll.
James King nsnf
vTyHE defendant 81 take notice, fliat s od
the 18th day bf June, "a. D. 1919, Tho
the plaintif sued out of the Clerk IS @ iiice 81
the District Court in ind fur the connt y nt5ra,
9said as w ritsof Attachment. gainst the prop.
serty Of the defendant, in the above entitled
cause for lii sssa,s' tl,ree hundred and sixty
dollars, and thai unless the 50 ID
ant appear and plead on the first day OF tic
next term Of said Court, Judgment will Be en-.
tered against the said defendant, and the prop.
'erty attached viii be sold to satisfy tbs same
/. f.. ANDRES Clerk
Of the District Court.
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FOR SAL E,
3 a I0ISE and LOT. on ih 8 south side Of
n Third-strect, west Of Bluff and ad Joining
the grounds Of the Catholic Church
For terms, apply to
ALFRED L. BROWN
Attic Surveyor Generals 0fite.
Dubuque, Aug. -, 1S4s. SO 3ms
MEAT ERS. -su0 lbs. prime live Geese
4 Feathers for sale by the subscribers.
septic AZ. VIM LAwaHrR G. Co
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A c / ! q I 4 d Y

kfNH n uni crsigned, Gate 81 Vienna tespeat
4 y nonnces 20 the honorable publ,
Ei59f he has established Ia Il, sss.z
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MARTINS EMPORIUM!
s. s.
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
NO. 11S.
r "A LILO H 1919.

Ipledgemuse!f 70 sell lolosr taan amy Other house.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Sept Ist, ,Say. t4t
Hemptead 6. Noble. Atty = for pit 'ff.
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TElEGRAPHIc DISPATCHES,
FOR THE stMINERS' EXPRESS"
THE FRENCH MINISTER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept 22-5p. NJ.
The papers this morning contain several CO.
lumns of official statements in regard to the af-
fairs Of the French Minister. r
The Letters of Mr.. Clayton are devoid Of any
appearance of disrespect or ill temper. =
MILITARY ENCAMPMENT.
An immense crowd assembled ut the Militia.
nv Enca mpment OF Bristol. Gov. johnson will
review the troops this afternoons
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT MONTREAL.
Passengers in from Montreal, report that ci.
~ full of armed men from the country. Troops
are out in considerable force, and it required
the utmost precaution to prevent collision
MARKETS.
New YonK. Sept. q.
Since the report of the steamers news, there
is, If anything an increased demand for Flour,
and prices a sha de better. There isa good in
quiry for Wheat, and prices are firm. The
stea mer's news has caused q decline Of one Of
two cents per bushel in Corn. There is . fair
business in Pork at former prices.
ST.. Lou1s, Sept 22 - r. M
Owing to increase in receipts Of produce, blu.
siness on tn Q Loveo has somewhat improved
Flour, $3.50 10 ~ SO. Wheat, no change.
Corn &c.,. sacks included.
SECOND DISPATCH.
h.. WAsHlNcToN, Sept 24th, 1849.
The French Minister still remains in the CT
ty. The intelligencer says he intends going
to Now York, there to await the orders Of his
Government.
-.... ST. LOUIS Sept$24s 184s.
Moderate receiPts--weather fair and pleas
ant--business on Levee TO day liberal. @ n
Flour--Union brand, a. fine, j So. So
Extra, S4-62*
Wheat, IS to96.
Corn, from store, 3ec sack Kned
Oats, 90 to 30c, sack ked--33 to 81,
sacks included.
Barley, so to s3c. vii ID sacks.
Provisions o sale Pork or Lard
Baeon-Choice sidd 81 to 5A-shoulders,
4t.-p!ain hams. Whiskey-raw, 23a23aa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-07
SCOTT & FIELD

LAVE received a large stock of NEW GOODS, udapied
L to the srason which purchased at the Invest
market price, and they will soil them Tor Cash its Equc
ant ut prices that will fail We nH
not be undersold by ANY bodynOt excepting those who
claim q be original aud exclusive Cash stores
Nav l. lS4g-2O
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Deaths.

At Waterbury, 5lh June, Edw rl Kirk, only OF b f.
aud NJ. j. Co.'S, aged years NnJ months.
In Barre, MAY 3l, luiher Peuuinnn, aged 70 years.
In Orange, June 81 Mr. Amaria SHuborn aged IS years
AT hi residence Woodbury., May 81 of inf mmilion
the bowels, Alden Farnsworth the 6s year his nge
Ia Gudhail, the wife of Gte"neai Webb, Esq. OF
sumption.
the l2h Of May, his reside ia Maidstone lion
Az,tlh WLbh in hir 7lth year.
In ivdepntk tho 7h ut. Mr. John Crane formerly u
Gteeushnrn, aged 90.
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Session.
TO FARMERS & DAIRY-MEN.
ANTHONY & EMERSON's
Patent Double Acting Rotary (hurn.
pATrNrFb IAN q 1870
PATENTED JAN. 0, ls4s.

IN bringing this eectua aud simple Churn 'o us", tho
poprieturs, feeling confidence IN its capab hi do
hesitate pronounce it the best churn offered to tho
NJ bile. This Chu,n is on Exhibition at the agency,
50 BROAD STREET, up stnirs,) BOSTON,
And order convince the increduOus and sisy ho
nous, at TWELVE O'CLOCK DAILY,
A CHURNING WILL BE MADT.
The public invited call and examine Tie machine,
and its utility tested II combines the 70 Ing vaus
bic qualities;
ISL 1t produces butter in less time than any other ChHrn,
making it aud gathering from milk in fen three IL
eght minutes, nnd from much less tine.
2d. 1t produces more butter from tho snmc amount of
milk or cream than the odinnry method, 1t does It's work
in n more thorough and soienthc manner.
3d Il, is the cheapest and Ckurn ever
invented involving tho philosophical principles Of
butt et making.
1th New milk, after being cburned is sweet and sura.
bic for family use.
St. Instead of feeding the calf with milk dir from tn
Cuw-rhurued sweet milk will answer every purpose. ny
this process tho butter all profit
W. offer it upon the following terms -If the Cturn does
prove recommended, it may be returned rd the mon-
ely will bn refunded.
We have constantly hand and for sale five different
Sizes SO, ga SIS, So tnd s2, cap ble of Churng
time a. 10, 2 10, mud 90 gallons of mix
Also, Churns Of any size made to oTder.
Exclusive country tights to manufacture and s' in tile
States Of Marie, New Hampshire, Vermont, Mnsnchu.eis
Rhode Island for sale at the Of hundred doa
for each 10000 inhabitants
discount oftwonty five per cent for cash is allowed to
| the tiado.
All orders postage paid addressed to the substcrs, will
be promptly ait ended to. JONES g. CURTI
23:7w 81 Broad street, Up Siars,) oston.
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must have convinced them OF their mistake, md would
NOT he suptseC, II they obliged, after tho manner OF
the Irish erumnn To dies their naked h"eks IN wnconis
aud o fowscts We hoard u tho sale of 600 lbs
of Wool, Tuesdav vt former quotations There very
u tie old stock IT American ered in tho city probHb!
altogether than the Of Tursdny's sale
Our impression Of the market Is that II viii Keep up come
little time after the clip in and US soon M tue
fever purchasing shu suhside, will decline from ten TO
fifteen We continue last weeks quotations, hho
Of the he considered merely NOMINAL no
quantity being offered for sale ut amy price.
We quite; .
sdxony Fleece, 81 ~
Merino 10 80
do alto full blood, 30 80
Conn on, 25 70
do Pulled Mol, "a 90
do Pulled super, ~ ~
Lambs, none in market, "a 2a27
do Country Pulled, 80
do do super, 30
90 do No Q, n26
Dry Goods Reporter.
Foreign Woolens imported s5i,Is
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& STATE JOURNAL, JUNE 7, 1s49.
Sure situation for Life.
S25OO SALARY.

WANTED Immediately, practical, .eesni, business
man, oonvesant with financial matters, ma etnary,
pfes President Of Life aud Health INSURANCE Company
in ihii town Burlington, where the yearly receipts viii
be 81 OOO yearwho Is ready able and willing TO advance
s'Oo IN cash on the The best security to double the omount
required. from thirty TO sixty days.
The situation md SALARY is and certain and will be
permanent, so long the incumbent shall faithfully di.
chngo the duties Of tho office tho satisfaction Of the
Trustees The appointment will 10 mado at ouco, and
cured underd contract often pears, required.
No cheap, ingcient rrespoRsibie minded
OF the last century aro waited at any price.
Pcrsonnl application can ho made putn ten days or by
lsr addressed to o. BAtCH Pavilion House, Montpelier
Vermont
The small wanted Is required in delaying tho
expenses organization, for only thirty days, when Il will
DO refunded under uoe Of the trustees, us required by tho
Charter and By. Laps.
The Company will commence business with 100000 cap.
ita fully paid before the 10Th Juno under the d.
recton ola boad Of Trustees second other Company
Of the Union.
NAV ogh, oi:Qwi,
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1flarriaors.

In This village on tho 3Oh ut, by Rev J. Scott, Mr.
Edmunl Bacon OF Wiianstown TO Miss Codela +. Atkins
of Mhldie.tk.
In Butnet May oath, by Rov. A. o. Huhbard Mr. Asa c.
Sinclair 10 Miss Zculah NJ. Eggloson, of Montpelier.
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Neo-pork.
PRINTING TYPES

RE now sold at BRUCE'S NETWORK TYPE FOUN-
IN DRY, ut tho following low prices, for sppoysd six
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-01
Raising Blood

And Consumption, pam IN the sade and night
Sweats Asthma, Whooping Cough, palpita-
tion Of the heart, Liuer complaint, Bronchitis,
And all diseases of the throat, lungs and liver,
cured by Sherman's AlI-Healing Balsam
RAISING BLOOD AND CONSUMPTION
Mr. Milne, Builder, in Brooklyn, was at
lacked with raising blood. followed by cough,
pain in the side, and all the usual symptoms of
consumption. He employed two of The best
physicians they did him no good, and told
him he could not Hve
Hearing of the wonderful cures performed
by Sherman's Balsam, he sent al 10 O'Clock at
night to Mrs. Hayes, l36 Fulton street, and
go, bottle it operated like charm, stopped
the bleeding and cough! Before he had taken
one bottle he was able TO be about his work.
1t had saved his life. His daughter, residing
al l27 Myrtle Avenue, can a,,es. it.
Miss Ann Mas,on, of Williamsburg. living
in Tenth, near South Fourth. street. says---Thal
she had been troubled with hacking cough,
and pain in the chest, for long time, which
a, last become so bad tha, she was obliged TO
give up her school for more than year. She
then commenced lak!ng the AlI-Healing Bal
sam---which soon allevialed her symptoms.
She is now fast recovering, and has resumed
her laborious occupation as a teacher,
ii gears Mr.. John O'NeI, 10Th avenue and
2lst street, suffered with cough. raising of
phiegm, and pain in his side. He could get
no relcfuI he tried the All-Healing Balam,
which drove The pain from his side, allayed
the cough, and brough, The disease upon the
surface; and before he had taken three bollles,
was entirely cured.
PLEuRISY AND CONSUMPTION.
Mrs. Baggas, a lady upwards OF 70. residing
IS Sheriff, has for years been subject to attacks
of Pleurisy, Raising of Blood. severe Cough,
Shorlness of Breath, Pain in her Head and
various parts Of her body. Her friends believed
her past recovery 'Fhe All Healing Balsam
relieved her at once Of all her alarming symp-
ions, and now she is able 10 al,eud TO her work
ASTHMA AND wHOoPING COUGH.
Mrs. Lucre.ia Wells, 95 Chris,ie-sl.; l.. S.
BeaIs, 9 Delaney ST.. w. H. Youngs. rs Wal
nut ST.. know the value of his great remedy
AK for Sherman,s All Healing Balsam, and
see that his written Signature is on each boule
Price 25 cents and S per botile.
DR.. Shermans' Worm and Couh Lozenges
sold as above
Principal Office l06 Nassus,reet, N. Y.
Agents for Monroe county. Fheo. Schoch.
Sroudsburg; c. Saylor, Ssylorsburg; G B KeI-
Ter, Cherrysalley; II. Peters & Co. MarshaIls
creek; ii. Kinlz, BaronsyIle; J. Stoufer, Tan
nersrilie
Pike counfy---Pelers e. Labar. Bnshkhl w
F. Brodhead, Dingman's Ferry; J. S. Wallace
Milford; w Shouse. Wllsonyie.
Tousey's Ointment and Clickener'y Pills also
for sale by the abo'e agents.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-02-01
GpROUD5IBURG
AC 4 ID r M Y F..

The Spring Session of the Str0udsbufg Acdd-
eng will open on onday the l7h inst, when
READING, WRITINe and ARITHMETIC will be
taught for So per quarter of ID weeks. GRAM
MAR and GEOGRAPHY, with the use of The globes
and maps. $3.50 ALGEBRA, ASTRONOMY, Bot
oNY, MENsURATIoN, BOOKKEEPING, PHILoso-
PLY, &c. SO. Beginners in LATIN and GREEK
for $3.50.
All pupils charged from The time Mey enter un-
tl the end of the quarter, ercept in cases Of SICK
ness.
The principal hopes by properly and sea.
sonably Impartng instruction to the young, pa
tient endurance in moral training. and unwea-
ried diligence in the various branches of his
profession, 10 merit and obtain that patronage
and support which the arduous duties of an in
slruclor demand
THOMAS HARRIS,
Sroudshurg. April 6, lS4S Principal