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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-16

Extract of a letter from a member of Gordon's
California Association, dated

Extract of letter from member of Gordon's
California Association, dated
SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA, March n, 1s49.
You will doubtless be surprised, by
the date Of this, to find that we are still delayed
New York, in the brig Mary.
The delay has been owing to the time requisite
to put together our iron steamboat, which is nearly
completed, and will, in a few days, commence
Transporting our company, with their baggage and
stores, up the San Juan River, and through Lake
Nicaragua, to Lake Leon from thence we have
suitable means provided to convey us by land to
doubtless, reach in a short period. The British
steamer has just arrived, and will depart to-mor-
row.
She is from Chagres, and reports terrible state
of affairs as existing there, concerning which you
will receive fuller accounts than can give. You
may fear that we shall have trouble in procuring
vessel on the ether side; but, from information re-
celved we have every reason to believe that our
agent arrived In Panama In time to charter vessel
for us.
In any event, shall 60 to Realejo, and Judge
for myself what means exist for our passage up the
coast. Two days before our arrival, Messrs. Brown
& Clapp, agents q am informed) of Messrs. Ack-
erman, Clapp, Howard 81 Son, reached here, and
Immediately proceeded up the river, and have
ceeded In making an arrangement with the govern
ment, upon the following favorable terms, as am
cash down, and obligation to- pay annually ten
per cent OF the companys earnings, the govern
ment comedies the right to construct railroad
from Reaajo, on the Pacific, to Lake Leon; from
thence through Lake Nicaragua and the San Juan
river to its mouth on the Atlantic coast-free ma
vigaton and uninterrupted passage between the two
oceans, for the period $50 am informed) of forty
years. In addition, there is granted an entire re-
mission of duties goods passing in ransltu. The
company allowed nine years, in which period
they must complete their undertaking.
The BntIsh Consul here states that If the above
arrangement has been concluded, it will be mop
erative, his government claims the country about
the mouth of the river San Juan, and for fifty miles
above, and will not allow the river to be navgated
by any not authorized by Queen Victoria. Per-
haps il would be well for Her Majesty to show
what title she has to foot of the soil of the State
of Nicaragua, before she sets up such preposerous
claim; and perhaps her right to the same may be
contested before she either anticipates or is ready
for a strict examination of its justice
Our company have enjoyed good health it could
hardly be otherwise, the climate is so delightful.
We have employed our time in hunting and fishing;
but time begins to hang heavily on our hands, we
are all anxious to be on our way: We expect to
start next Monday, April 2; will write you from
Granada and Realejo, until which times, ! remain
Yours truly, ii. G.
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meeting for the taking such measures as will sup
Sdv ,s to take place this onday evening
There were IS deaths in st. Louis Mo-, during the
week ending April I'd, of which 20 were Of cholera
There were SO deaths in Boston during the week end
ing Saturday last. -
Edward Clark committed suicide by drowning himself
at Hudson N. Y, the sth inst His body was found
on the 18th inst.
Upwards Of 10000 persons signed the temperance
pledge Montreal in four days the occasion Of the
ministerial withdrawal Of the Rev Father Chinquy.
Martin Ryan was killed at Rondout, ". Y, on Tues
day last, by being thrown from wagon The driver
was intoxicated.
Allen Meek was shot near Annapolis Md, on the 9Th
inst, by Baker Johnson They were both intoxicated
The navigation on Lake Champlain fully open on
the 18th inst.
son of John Tilt, at stephentown N Y, was burned
to death the 10th inst, his house having been de-
stroyed by fire.
Miss Newan, Of Bennington, Vt, was drowned on the
night Of the 9th inst having walked into the river while
in state of somnambulsm Her body was found on
There were ss5OOoo in coin in the sub-treasury at
Boston on Wednesday last
Antonio Sibbch the pirate is to be executed at New
Orleans, the 9th inst lie is said to be insane.
Twenty five Of land in Kentucky, opposite Gin
cinna the Ohio river recently sold for $2 600
bill, directing the submission to thepeope Of the
question whether equal right of suffrage shall be
tended to coored people, has passed both branches Of
the Wisconsin Legislature.
The Taft Print works at Providence, r. l., were de-
stroyed by IRE on the night OF the 9th INST Damage
$22 COO, which was fully insured.
Since the LIST Of Jan. 1S49 thirty steamboats,
have been snagged, sunk or burnt on the Western
rivers; and the loss has been 100000.
The Attorney General, it is said, has directed John
Van Buren, to commence suit in behalf Of the State Of
New ork, to eject the Livngsons from the manor Of
Livingston, in Columbia county.
There arc now said to be $50 houses In course of
struction at Syracuse, N. Y.
A daughter Of Caleb Stonehill Of Greenfield, Mass.
aged years. scalded to death few days since by
falling into a tub Of hot ley.
The lard and sausage factory Of John W. Crafts, in
Boston Mass destroyed by fire on the night Of tho
9th inst. Loss $4,000, which was fully insured
The Temperance Hall, in Washington D. c.. was par
TALLY destroyed by fire, on Tuesday last Loss $4,000,
which was insured.
George A. Durham committed suicide at Belfast, Me-,
a few days since by hanging himself He wealthy,
and but 2S years Of age.
large block Of buildings at Auburn, Ala, was de-
stroyed by fire on the morning of the LIST inst.
A. M. Herring. merchant Of Florida his return
from New ork recently taken with smallpox, At
Atlanta, Ga, and died on the Sd inst.
A. Simmons has been sentenced to 80 years imprison-
ment In the Pennsylvania Penitentiary for COM
mitted at Pittsburgh.
Nighingales extensive cabinet tory at Dorchester
Mass, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday night last
Loss $4,000.
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MARKETS HLsEWHNRE.
STQHK R2

BosTos April MIBrekers BSard1sh shares Boston and
Dor 751a 10 DO do 49, 10 do Vermont and Massachusetts
Railroad ~; 10 do do $50 Es; 90 do. do 80 do.
Ter Ea,o 3d., ~ do Do so DO d. ISo Eastern
Railroad lo21 10 do do ne mos IO2 do Northern
Railroad s1; do do so do. Reading Railroad 90
l5s4 do Boston and Worcester Railroad loss; do Mer
chants Bank lol,s DO do, lo&; $1,000 City Sizes 1860
vs. 200 Old Colony Railroad Bonds, go Second Bosrd-
shares Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad az Is do
Vermont and Central Railroad. $40 % DO Ftchburg Rail-
Western Railroad, l02h 10 do. do. b 90, 1885.
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DARING HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Thomas Schal Of
Orwigsburg, while crossing the Second Mountain
on horseback, on his return from Middleport, was
attacked by some merciless ruffians, one day last
week, and severely, though we. are pleased to
robbing him. Mr.: S. was riding quietly along,
when he was met by two men, who stopped him
upon some plea, dragged him from his horse, stab
bed him three times in the vicinity Of the breast,
to Middleport, where he expected to obtain up
wards of four hundred dollars and these villains
being perhaps aware Of this, conceived the plot Of
Obtaining this money from MIR: S, but fortunately
had gone, and the efforts of the robbers to procure
money proved abortive.-PottsrAe (Pa.) Adver-
fiser l4fru ii.
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The schooner Colonel Powers, of Oswego, N Y, was
blown ashore at Wellington, Canada, on the 9Th inst
ouilng gale She Is said to be entirely out Of the
water. The schooner w. j. Pardec was wrecked AT
Fingston Conada in the came galc
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A convention Is 10 be held at Memphis Tenn, on
the 4h Of July next TO concert for the con-
struction Of railroad from the Mississippi rver TO the
Pacific ocean
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Married.

By the Rev George B. Chcever, Mr.. w. A. CHEEvyn
Of Minnesota Territory to Miss LOUISA NJ only daugh-
ter of the late Gen J. S. Wilson, Of Hallowell Me-
In Harrisburg, Pa, Lieut.. FRANCIS f. MINER, u s. A.
TO Miss Henrietta c., daughter of John NJ. Eberman.
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Below.
Ship Admiral from liverpool, with passengers
Also, 2 Br barks. with passengers.
Brig hetamora, from Mobile
Sailed.
Yesterday NJ steamships Northsrner, for Charles.
ton, and Chesapeake, for Baltimore.
APRIL l3Ewnd at SUNRISE NV at nsridan do; at suA.
ct, do, blowing very hard.
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Passengers Arrived.

Ut THOMAS AND BERnUDA-Tr RIM Steamer T,ent- NJ,
ana hrs mggenson nessrs Knceland Hall Moore Captain
scot ana servant Mr. kurykcmann Mr. Coiet Major Tui-
Nrnnt Kew Mr. Bcnll and lady Messrs Fraser Nor
rfi WILSON strong, FIRTH, Worth and servant.
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BY TELEG RAPH.

WARRINGTON, April To- IS40.
The jury in the ease Of Shuster have been "a hours
in session The court met last night at ten to-day at the
hour and this evening at o'cl ock to hear what
the jury hadIto say. The Marshali who sent up,
eported to the Judge that there probability Of
the jury agreeing before Christmas. The court i'd
journed till tomorrow
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Ports.
BosTov, April II, A MAR schr Larranrc Uarme,t
Newark Telegraphed ships Akmaar and Deucalon from,
Orleans 6rig Trio and Acorn. Signal barks and
larks Julia Adams, Cuba; Avola Kendrck Chereston:
Lawrence Mayo, Baltimore; Delaware Harding Phadoi,
phai brgs Commerce, Greenlaw st Jago, Cuba HOLE
Coggns, Cardenas osceoa, Emery, Havana Ottoman Han,
nT@ s"yanppahi ly5a Wiley Busksyil SCI Catherine
ara Chieopee, Emery, Phiia China studicy ae Emma.
Moore Buehsyie SCI Sharon. Thacher, Fredericksburg;
CHARLEsIos, April li-Arr steamship Isabel Rollins Kew
West and Havana; ship Della Walker, Condry Newport
S rsn s% I'M H,k kSnd1 5svi ch cMsrcarn
Iray, Phila Harp Gibbs do sid ship John Ravensi wan
beise Boston Spanish brig Auda Zuete Barcelona brirs
sarah muse shedd, aNorthern ports Cohen Hathorne
HARTFORD April barr steam schr Mohawk Clark Al
Ry ssr SrgG, Spencer York; Iith schr Uncus
INV ohLrAssy April 6Arr ships bengal Bray Boston:
Hsns VsrSos sG Blany Liverpool Republic BIZ
iuli Boston; hiiades sprague, New York Juna,a oek
49, ca Br bark Larcs Reed Liverpool brig Lima Higgins
PensaeOm Geneva, wains, do Wing Doran Mobile; Ja,
Henry Hall, Savannah Memoranda-Towboat Panther
and Nathaniel Thompson, and brig Hope Towboat Tenne
an lowed down and TO sea the Sd instant brig Iebe
Iowboat Alton tewcd down and to the instant sbp
oadcia and bark Orbit Towbost Claiborne towsd down
and to sea goth ut ship James Ttcomb Lucy Elizabeth
,.NoRroLK, April I2Arr bark southard Bishop Nsw
York ' '"'p' Ne"
NrwBuRYPoRr, April I2-sid sehr Native American. Ie-
Kry nAvEr. April ls-Ar sehr Belle futile. Jackson
Vile F. Sid sloop Providence Brown, York "'
laheoa Avon Gushing Mobile &rsn 1snp Ara
Savannahi Adyonturer Lewis, York; soop southport
shingles. Cid l2tn bark William James Andros Mob,ls:
, msnns' Gvsn Shoreston Sid brig Enoeh Pratt,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-09
Wife.letting.

"A bad business--but, very extensively car
ried on in this city, by broken proaigasess who
marry loose grls on speculation, and lease
them TO wealthy bachelors. This is no crime
or misdemeanor under the common law, which
makes debs an offence. bui adultery none a. all.
Beau,iful creation Oft beastly. Anglo. Saxon
mind that same common Law Il makes a
man wife his cha.eI, his she beast, and per-
mi,s him to sell or lease her a, pleasure. Ifhe
has no objection. the common law makes none,
Nevertheless, there is moral sense in eve-
~ truly Christian community, which Iises
agains; this abomination, and demands its sup
preston. Numerous instances of il can be
furnished, and ough, TO be, If the consequent
shock 10 public deIicacy were moi an obstacle
TO the exercise of such censorship over private
morals.--N.s Y Dav Book. ,a rlaz.. i.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-09

"fEAs-slessrs. Boas, 3rawIey, Cfabb, Gun
hingham, Forsyth Hugus, Johnson, I,awr ence.,
Lewis, Mason, Mauhias, M'Caslin. Rich. Richt
ards, Sadler, Sankey, Sasery, Small, Smlssr,
Stesrett and SIine-2l. asr ~.
NAys--Messrs. Best, Drum, Friek. Ives,
King. Konigmaeher, Poueiger and Darsls,
Speaker--.S - .,.s-.s.s,s. - 49, ,-.v.s ..
So the question was determined in lhesafft-
native"
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENT ATIvEs,
!" Shall the resolution pass? The yeas and
nays were taken agreeably to the provision of
the tenth article Of the Constitution, and are
as follow, viz: Is.
YEAs--Messrs. Gideon D. Ball, David J
Bent, Craig Biddle, Peter ID. Bloom. David NJ.
Bole. Thomas K. Bull. Jacob Corr. Jahn II.
Diehl. Nathaniel A. Elliou, Joseph Emery,
David g.. Asheman. William Evans. John
Fausold, Samuel Fegely, Joseph w. Fisher.
Henry M. Fuller, Thos. Grove, Robert Hanp-
son, George P. Henszey, Thomas ]. Herring,
Joseph Higgins. Chas. Hor,z, Joseph b. How
er, Robert KIotz, Harrison p Laird, abraham
Lamberton, James j. Lewis, lanes w Long.
Jacob M'Cartney. John F., M M'Cuiloch, Hugh
M'Kee, John Mclaughlin, Adam Martin, Sam
uel Marx, John c.. Myers, Edward NekIeson,
Siewar! Pearce. James Porter, Henry c. Prar,
Alonzo Robb. George Rupley, Theodore Ry-
man, Bernard S. Schoonover, Samuel Seibef,.
John Sharp, Christian Snively, Thomas c.
Steel, jeremiah. B. Siubbs, Jos, J. Stulzman.
Marshall Swar,zwelder. Samuel Taggar,, Geo.
I. Thorn; Nicholas Thorn, Arunah Wa,rles,
Samuel Werlich. .Alonzo l Wilcox, Daniel
Zerbey and William F. Packer. Speaker--5S.
"NAYs--- -Messrs. Augustus K Cornyn, Da-
vid NJ Courtney, David Evans, Henry S Evans,
John Fenlon, John w. George, Thomas GIL.
lespie, John B. Gordon. VIM. Henry, James
j, Kirk. Joseph Laubach, Rober, r. .Lil,le,
John 8 MCalmon', john M'kee, William
M'Sheriy, Josiah Miller, William T. Morrison,
John A. Quo, William. Y Roberts. John w.
Roseberry, John B. Rutherford, r Rundlo
Smith, John Smyih. John Souder, Geo. Wal
,ers and David F. Williams.-.-26.
.s"So the question was determined in the
affirmative,
SEcRaTARY's OFFICE,
,.4e-<.. - Harrisbarg, June Is, l849.
PENNSYLVANIA, ss:
S. / DO CERTIFY that The above an
( ~ foregoing is true and correc. copy
L S. of the" Yeas and Nays" lak en-
! ~ }. on the :. Resolution relative to an
amendment of the Constitution" as The same
appears on The Journals OF the two Houses Of
the General Assembly of this Commonwealth,
for the session of l849 -
Witness my hand and the seal of said office,
the fifteenth day Of June, one thousand eigh.
hundred and forty nine g lsr g., a4 -
TOWSAND FIAtNES,
i++.,ea y.t Sec'ry Of The Com:aonwealh
Harrisburg, July 5, .lS49.---3mo.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-09

RIVALS FOX THE SfAMEsE TwfNs.-At Fer
neghem. village three leagues from The town
OF Bruges, forming nearly the central point be
tween Bfuges, 'rhourout, and Oslend, were
born, on the 26.h uf,., TWO children of the fe.
male sex compac,ly united to each other. The
Two bodies join al the sides the ligature uni.
on being little below the right breas. of the
one. and the lefi breas. of the other, and con-
tnuing as far ss the navel. so tha, the children
no, only look al each other in the face, bu, are
turned one towards the other in an oblique
position. Their heads, arms, thighs, and legs
are perfectly free. and they have the perfec,
use OF their limbs, and their position is such
as TO permit their mother to nurse them both
a, the same time wi,hou, difficulty. The Gu.
rate of the parish baP,sed them the day Of
their birth in the names Of Marie and Sophie
Their parents are poor servants, working and
residing on small farm held by an old bache-
lor. The husbands name is Tanghe; his wife,
aged about, 3S years, has four children Brus-
sells Herald, July2. be 8 s al
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-09

There is youth named Andrew H. Brand,
liumglon Green river, near Rumsey. in Davis
couniy, KY, who is described az follows:
He Is a." perfect monster" in size, aud is
justly entitled to the appellasion Of the I" Ken
lucky infant. "'being only fifteen years old. five
fee. three inches high, and measures Elk feet
IN circumfeFence around the waist, three feet
Elk inches around The thigh, two feet six inches
around The calf of the leg, TWO fee, two inches
around the arm. and weighs five hundred lbs.
He is another Evidence of the extreme fertility
Of the growth Of Kentucky and'of the Iuxurans
magni6cence with which she does up things
when she tries. aIa1 M aaos aas
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-09

The Erie Railroad Company have closed a
aegoiialion within few days, with party Of
capitalists to take all The bonds which they
will have for sale this year. The amount will
be rather less than 500 900, and the sale was
made al 90, which was within J per cent Of
,he price at stock Board on lhe day the trans
action was closed. This is good operation
for The Erie. as ii puts the company in funds
for their necessities except iron, which is ar
ranged for otherwise, Until Is. January next
The price ob,ained was undoubtedly larger
rhan would have been paid had the Bonds been
thrown on The market, as they were selling in
small lots at 80 IL the same day.-Broome Re
publican. aIaa ~ a,eaef "a
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-09
a positive andneDerJaalias remedy 70,
PILES,

- POo'''00 's'eC"'SeDCfi JUsttfsJ y cHtCUy JOF
PILES,
whether Internal. External, Blind or Bleeding.
Scrofnla, White Swellings. Ulcers, and UIcera-
ted Sore Throat. Canker Sore Mouth, ,Rheu-
matism, Cutaneous Diseases, Mercurta! Al fec
tions, &c
| t. Also--For Scalds, 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, benifcial to afflicted humanity than
| Is Myers Liquid Cure" We know that lhs
is saying great deal. but il we were 10, write
9olames, We could moi say too much III praise
of this ? 2' s.4lI q 30
Health-restOring, Ltfs-prolonging Remedy. b.
Hundreds, pay thousands, bless The happy hour
when frs. they were made acquainted with its
lranscendant virtues; and our present purpose
ls 70 inform other thousands, how and where
they may obtain sha. relief, which they per-
haPs, have long sought for nlvair.
The superior excellence Of This preparation
over all other medicines for the speedy and pre-
manent cure OF PILES is we'll known 10 all who
have tested il. i, has been proved in thousand
of instances and has NEVER FAILED 10 cure
the most obstinate cases, and we are confident
|, never will fail if used proper lengih of
time according TO directions As proof OF our
entire confidence in its efficacy, we assure all
purchasers thai, il, after proper trial, u prove
Intellectual, the Money paid for il will be re
turned .aaof
The :. Liquid Cure is an effectual Remedy
for Ringworms, Bies, Pimples, Barber's Itch,
Frosted Limbs, ChilbIains. Salt Rheum, Mus
quito Bites, Sings Of Poisonous Insects, &c,
and for Cuianeous Diseases of every descrip-
tion. -! u.ar see w 9
II 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 Core"
for Scalds, Burns, Cuts. Sprains, Bruises,
Swelings. &c.
Its effocts as a ,.sm
REAL PAIN KILLER are MAGICAL.
1T Every Family in the land should pro.
vide ihemselves with this Invaluable orepara.
lion. The eheapness Of which places j, within
the reach of ALL s - 49, -
Full directions accompany each bo,. 9.
Pamphlets. conlaining copies of certificates
from those who have tested Ibe "Liquld Cure
may he had Gratis Of our authorized agents
"Mgsrs' Liquid Cure is prepared oniy b.
JEROME q Co, 81 Spruce street, N. Y; fIse
Theodore Sthoch, Agen, for Stroudsburg
John Lander, Agent, Craig's Meadows.
June 7, l849
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-09

By virtue Of a wri, Of alias Ievar facias,
mo. Is, September term, lS49) issued ou, OF
the Cour. Of Common Pleas of Monroe Coun.
~ Penn, TO me directed, / will expose to pub
lie sale, on the premises, on 9;ts7 ..st,.,
Monday the 20th dag Of August merit,
at 3 o'clock ia the afternoon, all lha. certain
SAW MILL
and TRACT OR PIECE OF LAND, situate
partly in Tobyhanna township, Monroe County,
and partly in Carbon, formerly Monroe) coon.
ty,. on the waters of the Tobyhanna creek,
bounded by lands surveyed in the names OF
Christian Chris,man,. George, Ge,z and Henry
Arnd,, Sarah Dyer, John Daniel Harung, Ma
ry Conrad. containing about al.is : d. Il ast.
34l Acres and IL Perches,
and allowance being the greater par, Of a
tract Of land surveyed 22d April 1893, on war
rant dated 2Olh December, 1892, granted 10
Daniel HartiHg. The Improvements are one
a,s.lsa l8a Log House '.,
sixteen, BY eighteen feet, one and half stories
high, abou, 8 acres cleared, The balance COW
cred with hemlock, beach, birch and some ma
pie timber. s. t.,e .,,.s..e,e..., +,
The sale will be held a. The saw mill. -, .
Seized and taken in execution as the prop.
cry OF John Bond and Ezra Hays, and TO be
4 PETER KEMMERER,5e =,
Sheriff's Office, Sroudsburg,} Sheriff.
July 26. l849. OH {. .xa.lI} e7o s'slal
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-09
PLEASURE TRAVEL TO THE NORTH AND EAST.

PLEASURE TRAVEL TO THE NORTH AND EAST.
Owing to the prevalence of the cholera south
and west, pleasure travel from large towns and
cities has been directed TO Vermont. New
Hampshire and Maine. and many country
avern has plethora of fashionable people,
xho dine daily on boiled pork and potatoes,
and New England Indian puddings, dwell con-
tent with ,ha, fare if only privileged 10 breathe
pure air free from pes,ilence. |, is said that
so numerous is the company in some of the
public houses in the vicinity of the While
Mountains, that at night they. place travellers
on the floor in rows ill they get to sleep, then
se. them up against the wall and lay down an
olher set, and so on till all are accommodated.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-09
sick Wheat.

The Cincinnati, Chronicle, says -" A gen.
asnau who has been rusticating for a few
weeks near CedsrvilIe. Green coonsy, informs
US that farmer in that neighborhood,, whose
wheat was affected by the rust, had a portioa
dn cut and ground into -four. His family
used il. and all of them were made sick, Some
Of hs bread was fed 70 his hogs and Eve OF
six Of them died from eating il. We advise
csrsfulness in eating -four made Of now wheat
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-08-09

II confidently believed ,ha. no combination
Of medicine has ever been formed that gave so
satisfaction, ,ha, operated 80 ,horough-
ly and ye. mildly. and in such perfec. accord
ance with the Laws ofsLife as the above Pills.
Recommendations are daily being received !;
and orders are being sen, from the western,
southern and eastern States. ii i.lt5 -,
These Pills contain no mineral, narcotic.
poisonous or irritating substance whatever /;
but are prepared Of the moai harmless, mild,
balsamic. and restorative Vegetable Extracts
that can be produced from The four quarters Of
globe I; carefully selected and compounded by
the proprietor himself, with strict reference 10
vegetable chemistry and the immuiable laws Of
health. g" +
For particulars see the circulars that accom-
pany each box. For sale wholesale and retail
a. the Office Of the proprietor, Elmi.a, N. Y.
General agency for the southland east los John
street, N. Y. es4sta. ss.T eanaa
agents Jor. Monroe, County ssso.
TkeodoTe Schoch, Stroudsburg
A. S. Edingsr, TannersyiIls al, .sla isasar
J. r. Howell, Pocono Tannery -.
Oliver D. Smith. 0soolbsneh township,
Simon Gluber, Nagiesvllle