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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-13
Raising Blood

And Consumption pain in the side and night
sveots, Asthma, Whooping Cough, patplta-
lion of tie heart, LiUer complaint, Bronchitis,
And all diseases of The throat, lungs and liver,
cured by Sherman's All-Healng Balsam.
RAISING BLOOD AND CONSUMPTION
Mr. Milne, Builder, in Brooklyn, was al
tackled 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 hue
Hearing Of the wonderful cures performed
by Sherman's Basam, he sent al 10 o'clock al
nigh, 10 Mrs Hayes, 1876 Fulton street, and
got bottle i. operated like charm, stopped
the bleeding and cough Before he had taken
one bottle he was able TO be about his work
/, had saued has life. His daughter, residing
at 1877 Myrtle Avenue, can alies, II.
Miss Ann Mas,on, OF Williamsburg, living
in Tenth, near South Fourth. street, says.--Tha,
she had been troubled with hacking cough,
and pain in The chest, for along time, which
a, last become so bad tina, she was obliged to
give up her school f1r more than year. She
then commenced akng the All-Healing Bal
SAM which soon allevia,ed her symptoms,
| She is now fast recovering, and has resumed
her Iaborious occupation as teacher. ohea
IA years Mr.. John O'NeiI, 10Th avenue and
2lst street, suffered with cough. raising OF
phleem, and pain in his side. He could get
no seliefu he tried The AlI-Healing Balam,
which drove the pain from his side, allayed
the cough, and brought the disease upon the
surface: and before he had taken three bottles,
was entirely cured.
pLEuRIsY AND CONSUMPTION.
Mrs. Bsggas, lady upwards Of 70, residing
SO Sheriff, has for years been subject 10 attacks
of Pleurisy, Raising Of Blood, severe Cough,
Shor,ness Of Breath, Pain in her Head and
| various paris OF her body. Her friends believed
her past recoueru The All Healing BaIsam
relieved her a, once Of all her alarming symp
tons, and now she is able 10 atieud 10 her work
ASTHMA AND wHooPING COUGH.
Mrs. Lucreiia Wells, 95 Chrisiie.s,; L. s.
BeaIs, 10 Delaney ST.; w. H. Youngs, IS Wal.
nut ST., know The value of this great remedy.
Ask for Sherman.s All Healing BaIsam. and
see that his written Signature is on each bottle
Price 25 cents and S Il per bottle.
| DR.. Shermans' Worm and Couh Lozenges
sold as above.
Principal Office loo Nassu-s.'eet, N. Y.
Agents for Monroe eouBty.. -Fheo. Schoch
Srroudsburg, c. Saylor. Ssylorsburg; 6 b Ksl
Ter. Cherryvalley; H. Peters & Go. Marshalrs
creek; H. Kinz Bar,onsville; J. Stoufer, Tan
nersvile.
Pike county.--Pe,ers e. I.abar, Bushkill; w
F. Brodhead, Dmgman's Ferry; J. S. Wallace
Milford; w. Shouse, Wilsonville.
Tousey's Ointment and Chckener's Pills also
for sale by the above agents.
| February Is, l649.--ly.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-13
Printers and Publishers

OF Newspapers are informed ,ha. the sub
scribers are extensively engaged in the man
ufac.ure oil. PRINTING INK Of every color
aud qualify, which they know to be equal TO any
manufactured and which they will sell al The
!owesl prices for Cash. AZ they are de,ermin.
ed ,ha. their INK shall recommend itself, they
only solc. ONE TRIAL OF u, relying upon It's
merits for future patronage. Their Colored
Inks are warranted superior TO any manufae.
,ured A circular containing prices, &c, VIII
be sen, TO those who desire il, OIdsrs iof
Cash on City Agents accepted.
ADAMS & CO., Phila.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-13
s CAUTION EXTRA.

oy the name Of CisaPP has engaged with young
man Of of s. Townsend and uses his pu
up Sarsapaa which they call Dr. rownends sarsapara
disseminating 0ETOLTE Original etc. This Townsend is
Doctor and but formerly worker on rail
roads canals and the like Ye. he title of Dr. for
the purpose ganng credit for what he is to
ton the public be deceived and purchase the
GENUINE ORIGINAL OLD Dr. Iaeub Townssnds sarsa
2a.ils having the Old Dr Likeness, his family
ums, and his signature the coat of arms.
Prfneipai OGee I02 .Nassau ST. Ntw York City.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-13

This prepared that all the inert properties Of the Sar
saparia removed. thing capable of becoming
acid of fermentation is extracted and rejected then ever
particle of medical virtue secured in and concentrate
form thus rendered incapable of losing vi
able and healing properties Prepared in this way il made the
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-13
Cure Of innumerable diseases

and thus relieves variety Of oner maldnS
Spinal Irritation, Neuralgia 81. PtHS Dance, S00aHg
Epiisptic Fits. Commissions, &c.
cleanses the blood exes the liver healthy action tones
stomach and good Digestion relieves the bowels Of
torpor and constipation. aays Inflammation pues the skin
eqases the circulation of the blood producing gentle warmth
equally all the body and the insensble persprton
all structures and tghness all obsuctnns, aa
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-13
SOAPS.

Fine scented Soaps for washing and shaving
--also the celebrated shaving cream, for sale
cheap, by JOHN H. MELICK.
S,roudsburg, July 5, ls49.
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We are indebted TO Dockray e. Co.'S Express,
for Providence, X. l. papers, in advance OF the
mail Also, TO Mr. Edward McCireger, tor Bos-
ton papers.
The Grsnd Jury, of Concord, Mass, have found
bills Of Indictment against Daniel II. Pierson, for
the murder of his wife and two children.
Jacob Peak was seriously stabbed at Germln-
town, p, on the llth inst, by a Young man named
Tilllnghast, from New YORK. The offender Was
thrown into prison.
Mrs. Hawk, of Masthope, Me-, was bit by a rat
tlesnake. short time since, while taking piece
of pork out of barrel, into which the snake had
crawled.
A company have commenced operations in the
btumnous coal NINE recently discovered, near
Caseysville, III. The coal is said 10 be of good
quality, and abundant.
A mad dog was killed in Providence, r. L.. on
the llih inst after having bit number OF dogs,
and several persons.
The collection in the Catholic church, in Law
renee, Mass, for aid 10 the Pope, amounted to
81 S7a.
There We're q, 297 cmigrants arrived at Quebec,
Ca, for the week ending the 9TH inst, being 1868
more than for the corresponding period of 1913
A fire riot occurred in Albany on the 18th inst,
in which more than one hundred cOmbatants took
part. Several were severely Injured
The wool purchased in Akron, Ohio since the
LIST Of June, amounted, on the Both ut., to l77,0O0
pounds
The old alms-h house, at Dedhan, Mass, was de-
stroyed by fire on the 18th inst DAVID McIlugh
persisted in the flames.
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Our Eastern Correspondence.

CRAwFoRD's, (Whlte Mountains, } July g, Isi9.
Nrfiun Ncp Hamysh1e-1 DAY or 7iro Along
m, Road, nth some Jccopni Of the Country
The Peopie, aud the Pleasure Seekers.
Our last advices, statistical POLITICAL descriptive,
geographical, and slightly sentimental, were from
the comfortable quarters of the wsytaring man, at
Goes, Centre Harder, Lake Winnpissiogee
Leaving, by stage, On Saturday afternoon, we are
brought, by Of the smoothest Of mountain roads,
TO Conway Corner, the lutte village half way to the
Notch OF the White Mountains. The New Hamp-
shire Legislature had adjourned the day before,
and several OF the members were among the pas
sengers, returning home. We passed through A
region Of mountains and narrow vallies, the sol
thin and rocky, and the population spsree and pas
torsl, the appearance Of the people indicating the
hard service required TO draw their subsistence
from the rigid soil. Then we passed for miles
through fiat region OF pine barrcns, with thick
growth VI stunted undeibrush, the wilderness being
Illuminated here, at frequent intervals, with beau
tfUl lakes, visible long vIstas, through the sur
rounding woods. From Conway we pursue the
valley Of the Saco up to the Notch House. The little
narrow valley 10 all appropriated to agriculture: but
the small nelos, and Their apparent scrity, would
deter any race, except the stock Of the Purtsps
fam their occupation. Mountains and cliffs are
on every side, generally covered with dense
growth Of small trees.
The Sabbath, at Conway, where the stage lies
over, is as dull could be desired, especially
wben there IN preaching in the village church;
and we owe TO our polite landlord, Mr.. Hill, and
20 Mr.. Chase, q member Of the Legislature, re-
siding in the village the means Of disposng OF the
day with tolerable degree Of philosophy In
dc,tur Of The locality, Mr.. Chase carried through
forest Of maple trees, which constitutes the sugar
orchard Of one Ct the farmers, from which he pro.
duces his sugar in the slrlng by tapping the trees
extracting the sap, and boiling il down tlll chrys
saiizes. This mape sugar is an important domes-
tic staple Of New HAMPSHIRE, there having been
manufactured in this single township alone, as
mech ~ $4,000 pounds OF the sugar in a single
rersun.
Among our fellow passengers was young curl
o6ly hunter from Cenne ctcut. lie was a singular
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Died.


On Saturday. 14th July after short but severe i-
ness MANY ConSr, wife of Lewis Bone aged 81 years
md nine months.
The friends aud acquaintances are rs.rpetfully in
vittd TO attend her funeral Sunday i5th inst 10
o'clock, A. NJ fIsm her late residence of Flush
ing avenue and Spencer street. East Brooklyn.
suddenly. Saturday. July IL Js,srr FEsrrra. Her
funeral will take plsrr Today, O'Clock from the
residence q her husband, Walter Watson, corner Of
seth street 9th avenue
The frieuds OF the family invited to attend.
on Saturday, 1itn July after short and violent at
tack a the prevailing epidemic, DsSKL KNovLroS, In
the 43d year II his .re.
HIS friends and acquaintance are respectfully nvit
ed 10 attend his funeral from his late residence
Lexington avenue and 33d street. Remains will be
taken 20 Greenwood Cemetery.
on Saturday. Iath July, Of consumption, Mrs. Avn
The TRENDS Of The famiiy are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this Sunday a.rnooo at oel'ck,
from her late residence No. Ito Greenwich street.
On Saturday, July 1ith, Mrs. FasScss MaaR,rn,
aged az years.
The friends and relatives IL the family are respect
July invited TO attend her funeral this Sunday after
noon, NJ O'Clock from her late residence, No. $50
learl street, without further invitation
On Saturday July 1Ith after short Illness Wit
Lns. youngest son o. Joseph and Mary Jane simmons,
eyed 10 months
The friends Of the family are requested 10 attend the
fub,tal THE afternoon 1t o'clock from the of
Gold and Prospect streets Brooklyn
Gu saturday. July l4th. AprtISr daughter of George
i snd tlzs " arprr. aged years and y months.
The relatives aud friends II the family respectful
y invited to attend the funeral Monday srniHg,
ut O'Clock precisely from No T.i-pcnard street.
Her remains will BE- taken to Poushkeep-ie tor inter
mebt
ON Friday ls,h July I,wis wr,r.u. son Of Robert
O. and Mafget s. Loonori, eyed year months au -
dsys
fs,rcJs C,NrHrlt. Cbrother to Peter smpbeli Roe
street In the AZ year OF his age, after short Illness
His iebds and relations requested to attend his
funeral which will take place 1T o'clock. NJ, from
his late residence, 18th street. the LIST Avenue.
ON Friday evening July 13th. after short but severe
HLess. ELizA, wife 81 Lawrence MscCsrtby. aged 81
years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
srtcuully United to attend her funeral, sunday
afternoon 18th inst from her late residence, az Gold
st. Brooklyn.
ON bur day morning 18th Jdly OF the fatal cpl
delnic, NnLisM McIsUCHtt,, aged ~ years
In this city Friday. 18th July. SssaH NAnGsRrr,
daughter ~ Edward and Mary Alice Dillon aged year
2 month ard 10 days.
In London, the sd June last. UErRr lessor sgrd
al y,srs 81 the a. of William Jessop Sons Of this
city
At Bichmsnd, Va. Tbursdsy. 18th July, Cu,ru,,
JorSsoS aged ~ yesrs eminent lawyer oi that city
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specimen Of the enthusiastic. Neither the heat of

specimen Of the enthusiastic. Neither the heat Of
the sun, nor the height Of any moiS1taIn, could
rest him from climbing IT, II there was time daring
the sioppage at the several resting places. He was
determined to MAKE the most Of his trip, and al
ways seemed delighted with every adventure, He
came up wh US to-day, atter appfopriat,ng several
bouis to get sight ifou the almost inaccessible
top OF Mount Crawford; he pushed on Tor the
Notch House, and viii probably take his supper
this evening from IA biscuit in his pocket. on the
summit of Mount Washington. Col Fremont,
with twenty such men, might without tear of
failure, undeltake The passage OF those terrible
mountains of New Mexico where he Suffered so
disastrousy last December.
There Is but llrile company rs yet passing up in
this direction. Several detachments, amounting to
a dozen persons, passed to-day, principally from
Boston and severe of them come up for the pur-
pose Of inspecting the lumber region of New Hamp-
shire; and besides, II their ultimate intention to
extend The Concord railroad from Lake Winnipes-
siogee through to Canada at some distant day, pro-
badly by route TO the west OF mis-
The season having been very dry IN this section,
the Saco river is reduced to mere brook in its
dimensions; but the trout fishing is good still, for
we went out with several anglers to-day, and the
aggregate result was one hundred and fifty trout.
We had the good luck 10 fall head over heels,
several times among the rocks. We caught seve-
raj OF tie beautiful spotted coats in deep pool
SIX feet wide, between opposing cliffs of
granite, several hundred feet high the rocks near
the stream for fifty feet altitude having been ground
into curious rounded shapes by the action of the
water and the drifting sands, when the river is
flooded from the melting OF the SHOWS In the noun
tains
For Amusement we have tame bear tied under
some apple trees. and Bruln is just now going
through the exercises OF bear dance, in compen-
saticn for his supper.
Smndge, What Ii thatl In the evening it keeps
of the mosquitoes for they every where. An
iron pot is filled with chips, and so lighted as to
make heavy smoke This vessel Is then placed
in a position to fnmgate the house, which drives
of the insects. All signs fail in dry season, and
the clouds, which promised shower this afternoon
have disappeared. Tomorrow we hope 10 scale
Mount Washington, if the thermometer is not over
80 We have cool evenings up here-the purest
of water and the sweetest atmosphere, and at the
old Crawford House, the rule is for every viser to
make himself perfectly at home W.
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s SITkMpR WArrR wrrcn Lieut. Totten cor, .ndinr
got hcre the reef Key about ui was
hevea ~ tie wr.ckcrs ana brought 90 key West She
not materially injured AMI proceeded TO her destination Mo-
bile TIE esi o. the w.cksrs Tor salvage was submitted
frred he Secretary Cfs Navy Zoe he decision
scrR JssSs Dsv, Nash hence Cor California, sailed
well. ~ -
TrtrcnArifc pssrarcH ffom Albany state, that schr
srneer of BsrnstabeD fom for Boston, has been sunk
no particulars
Ia tRro Wa Hsrpr. from wes,port Ms before repor,-
ed at Portsmouth had 81 uck the Western Sister IUh
sthick fog ard leaked lady
Nhsiemep.
SD from Rio Janeiro. June ship John Wells French
SsF Hartor.
.Ees5 sshE Js%s' Allen. Smith. Bedford. March 20
Spoken.
ship Isrtsr Webster. hence tApr ~ for China May at
Bsk Epza tof Provncttovnl from Charleston for Wa.
tetfofd !uy 49, Block IslsHd NV aLspt 40 miles
hem lrF Money from limcs Bcie fsr the Break water
bsrh Princeton Of Bath, from Havana for Cc~es 9h ns
la 3 y ink. '
Bari Cisrssa Perkins. Gosdrich from York and two
days from Rio Ianeirv fer San Francisco, Nay ~
rs ,rte HAL hence Tor Kingston, JAN, passed TURKS
Island 18th ult
Brig Jc"ph rysh Of and from Bangor Mstsnaa July
6, lat ~, Ion IL Is.
FOR CALIFORNIA
slip Aretlque, Windsor hence for San Francisco June
lat s2 N, lon Is ~ '
Foreign Porte.
BaRrateEs june T-hArk Archibald Oracle. I'm BaIu-
states from Bangor oisg 9Th. I'D bark Fsirmont An
Bams, May N-schr Abigail Jose-, from u,rber e,,e.
NJ uud rsStaby proceed South with her cargo ash
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LATE PROM HAvANA.-A slip from the office of
The SaroHnoh R,I7sbiicdn, dated July III, says -
steamship Isabel, Rollins, commander, from lIa-
yala the 9Th, aud hey West the 9th, arrived at our
bar last evening.
TIL, Isabel brings about sixty passengers, most
81 whom stop al Savannah. The quarantine rega-
latitns were IN strict enforcement IN Havana, and
the Isabel remained IN quarantine until the hour for
sailing.
There is no cholera in Havana, and the health
OF The city II good usual, for this season of
tae year. There was not much fever-ony few
scattering cases.
The steamship Falcon arrived at Havana on the
9th, ~ i. N and sailed on the .th, at II A. NJ.
for New Orleans.
Iy tie Isabel, we received full files Of the Diaro
dc ia Marina and Gaoctd ne ~ Htjana, and also
hon The Clerk, copy Of the Faro fadpsfft1i Of
the h INST Front the latter, we make the follow
lng extract ct interesting news, which is the only
item 81 importance that we notice -
"SATo IoNiNeo AND llAYrL-Letters from : iato
Domingo e "a INST state that Gen. Sintsna had
entered that city with his forces on the 3Oth ult,
by Vntue q cUpltulation entered into with prrsl-
dent JlmcLtz, by the advice cf foreign CInsns.
Jlmth ez, followed by seven or eignt of his sdtc-
lues, embarked on board an English vessel on the
evening preceding the entrance Of santana In the
city. SsBiana states that II T. not hts intention to
aspire to the Presidency, bat that his Object is
solely 70 make Jimeuez resign, and that until new
elections can be held, there viii be provisional
goytrumCnt. Believing that the entrance ot San
tsna INTO SBnto Domingo has put an end to the
civil war (f We can credit letters received from
Gonsiyes Of the 10Th ult.) the Hay tlcns have
ceased 10 modest their neIghbors, aud the troops
part oi the Island have been dispersed by President
Sououque, with express orders for the soldiers TO
return 10 the IT occupations, which they had aban-
doned for the purpose of engaging in thus war"
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MARKETS ELSE WHERE.
STOCK SALES.


PnIlAn ,s l Saturday, July First Bonrd-s2n
S Sy "a S Miner. s s' p Sssss' 3! s Red
10 Atsr Board-sico Navigation e' 0lS' 5000 do
1psIGs Friday July 1Dsohers EoarS-so:hs Boston
srS sans ks 10 Boston and rrSvtspes RI W. y
Rs aS q do DO, bod OK 50 v.r@ons cs,ral RR Rights.
u.s. az COM
Lspy sS thesr, ~ syd'nd S:esed
. do, "a do GOD iS7 Boston and .Proydence
Bank, T's.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
HAVANA, July 6-Since our report Of 2lst ult., tho
demand for sugar has continued very active, and
prices have further advanced Planters have brought
their crops to market this season more rapidly than
usual, having finished grinding sooner. and being
eoaged by the existence Of good prices the quantity
nov left in the country is magnificent We place
quotations rs follows whites 10 IL ,rs choice 1zrs
yellows, Ga Ats4rs; choice and superior ~ . Srs. ;
browns GA n 6rs cucuruchos, 6a5Ars. The weather
has continued favorable for the growing crop Sales
Of Muscovsdoes have been made at41 81. rails for
ordinary to good, there Is but little Offering. Good
sweet oasses IL and not to BE- had at less than
ga to ors Tart has been sold deliverable In the har
Der, at ga rails Coffee comes In small parcels, and
fes at s4si to 6according to quality cargo eferk
ed beef sold at 10 riAs and since then there
ore arrivals making at present five cargoes hand
OF nsh 4sV casks HALIFAX cod from Philadelphia
placed at s3i some parcels from Boston and Portland
proved In bad order aud ssd at low rates. aud there
are now 200 casks for disposal Lard has still further
advanced the nov equal 20 800 kegs about halt
being In barrels That which IL in kegs L. generally OF
better quality and, therefore finds preference in the
price No rice In cargo sold ut 9,l RS
one Is ahoat. and about Coo casks in store. besides
1.4CO bags Valencia cargo OF bath lumber changed
bands Al $50 being Of inferior quality of Bangor
at $40. and 20 900 feet Portland at Sl5 $40 There Ia
IA cargo for disposal from Gloucester cargo Of r.
lumber from Charleston placed Mt SO; arrived
from " ilmingtou on contract, and there IL one
hand. A parcel OF good box shocks was sold at rs.
ON months; scarcely any remain in trst hands OF
TUod quality, but dealers have considerable stocks.
There are no hid. shocks In first hands. aud good
quality would now sell ut higher rates Empty casks
also scarce, and worth rs rails 8ood r. l. hoops,
trc,b would bring $40 sl5 Candles sell ut our qto-
tations. VIZ for taow 10. iUl,; sperm al AN.
Whale oil will be ask' for In September; sperm In In
fair dsBand ScD,e sales ~ Spanish -four took place
Mt 49, per 200 lbs. Two cargoes Of English coal
changed bands at Sfii. FreIghts-Chsrters Of large
American vessels have been made al c2 5 aud at
az ~ for towes and market Privileged vessels
have been taken Of As for sugar, moasse and wool,
calling for orders CCastvi-e rcghts are extremely
Gull, ana quotations nominal. Exchange % Lon
don 10 per cent prem. New ork and Boston par TO y
I,r cent prem.
July The only thing Of interest to add Ia the sale
81 cargo Of rice per Ad'a from Charleston At ~ RS
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We have long continuation Of coudless skies sea
treefes and delightful weather Your Wall street GENTLE
men may suppose Themselves uninterestcd this matter
they viii rejoice At it, for almost despair having
wrecks The Of tho British brig Specuia-
tor has Jet apart certain portion 81 his
talvage andssles at auotn, the Ssng
made this week consisting principally o. white linens The
Spectator condemned and has broken M
reduc ~ the will Tampico in the brig
ree, which been chartered for 81 500 The steamer
Water Witch, Lieut. adding Totten got ashore
Cspt rieridalght Al T. sunday sd ut After being
ashore over .irtv hours the aid OF wrcctnx sloop
shout twenty houts R~rrrrds entirely uninjured.
pensstion.
The Screw Pill lights to be constructed BY ths topcsar.
cal bureau Sand ky and Caryort Reef have not bcar
s2mmsnc,d Nothing can Re done until nett
lie schooner Gerdcs, of the Coast actively
Fad ~ getting signals preliminary 70 the survey Of the