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CHEAP CASH
DRUG STO R =,

"HOMAS LORD, wholesale and retail
l. dealer in Foreign and Domestic Medi-
cines, Drugs. Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Imported Leeches, Strengthening Plasters,
Shakers Herbs and Extracts.
Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
Varnishes, Spirits Turpentine, Brushes, Putty
Dye Woods, Dye Suffs, Sperm. Lamp and Lard
Oils, Spirits Gas, Camphene, Potashes, Inks,
Backing, Sc, SC.
- Cheap for Cash or approved Credit.
Reference to R. B. Mason, ESQ.,, Superin-
tendant and Engineer N. Y. and N. II. r. R
PHrLo HuRD, Esq, Sup't. and Eng'r. Manga.
tue r. r. CHAs. WATERBURY,, Esq, CoEduc
| tor Naugatuc R R. *6w7
| Bridgeport, June 20, 1S49.
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Geese Feathers

vaHE subscribers have made arrange.
ments to keep constant supply of .
first rate article Of GEESE FEATH-
FRS-selected and packed with great
care by ourselves, in packages of from
20 to 50 lbs; and will furnish at all times
any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs. of quail.
ity they will warrant as good as the best
at as low prices as can be purchased O
equal quality in the State.
8: & L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, lS49.
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XTTHEREAS my wife, Esther Hills, has
wv without any just cause or provocation
left my bed and board. this 10 to forbid all per.
sons from harboiing or trusting her on my ac-
count, ss will pay no debts Of her contrast
ing after this date, and il any one employ her
shall claim her wages
JOHN HILLS
Kent, July d lsAs. 9
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PILES. PILES. PILES

DR. TowRsend's Sarsaparilla 10 no leas suc
cessfal in curing misunderstanding complaint, thS
for diseases Of the Blood, Dyspepsia, Rheuma
tism, and Nervous Debility.
York. For sale by the principal Druggists
throughout the United States, West Indies nd
Canada,
None genuine unless put up insquare bottles
w wnIss s ssn1, SSS Ss9sS with ;he
name blown in the glass. ASS
~ For Sale at the Drug Store in Lite. Sald
and byTerry and Porter, Plymouth
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or NO N.AEE.
wATERwHEEL REGULATOR.

THIS Machine 10 most simple IN ITS con.
j. s.ruction, aud made In the most substan.
tial manner. lts simplicity together with the
gulators, warranted to work well if properly
arranged for operation, ON any wheel.
H. BALDWIN.
Washington. Ct, March 26th, 1919.
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summer Arrangement.
Nav Haven and Northampton GO.

Railroad Arrangements, commencing marc"
26th, 1S49.
~N and after Monday. March Goth, Passen-
Ger Trains wiA run da4ly[ Sdndays exc ap-
leave New Haven for Pennington at A..
MIL M and 80 P. M.
Leave Pennington FOR New Haven al . A.
M 40 90 A. NJ. and S P. M.
g % M and Pennington at 1890 P. M.
o. SATURDAYS, the train leaving New Haven
-. y On I'M, will he detained until P. M. or
az The w arrival of the Boat and Evening Train
from New York.
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GERMAN MAGNETIC
ZZNEJWEN'T.

A sure cure for Rheumatism, Sore Throat,
Qninzv, Salt Rheum, Affections Of the spine
or Hip Joint, Burns. Scalds. Colds, Coughs.
Weakness, Nervous Diseases. liberated Sores,
Toothache, Headache, Group or Hives, Stiff
Neck, Ague in the Breast or Face, Hard Swell.
Iings. and enlarged Joints, sprains, Stitch in
Corns, Bunions, Pain in the Side or Breast,
Pimples, Fresh Wounds and Cuts 1t is also
the best in extant for Sprains, Calls, Swelled
Legs, Scratches, Bruises, Nail Pricks, Wounds,
Cork on Horses, &C., &C.
OU-Prepared only by A. C. GRANT. Albany,
New York.
No-For certificates and particulars, see cir
culars left with Agents.
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, ItCORRHiEA, kt.

MEssks. N. 7. WALLACE CO.: some s'i tiins
last winter my wife became 90 debiiated from thu
effects of LScorrhea and Nsrsing Sore Mosth that she
Her medical treatment varied according TO the adj
xGs and prescriptions Of he most eminent Physcisns
became 80 very q skeleton that at the time she com:
menced taking your Pulmonary Balsath abe weighed n
more than eightyve pounds; but BY the time she had
y 90 Pstfce that she is o eGbed to do all necessary
household work and gained Thirty pounds Of flesh IA
Is nothing but sfshts Bsisan sh sSsePy 1G ree s
mend it, use to oil laborhg Under any similar aicton
TERRY E.a Of Byron Gra,e "a = ts ssns
time that Mr.. Galenne named above wrote saying that
he was personally acquainted with Mr.. and Mrs. Galen
servation He further adds that he 10 acquainted with
A D6zsM other Cures
Of various diseases, which were effected by BraMsS
hdiaR Medicines.
MTercnrial Diseases.
There l. another class of diseases which BRANTS
s rU Sa GET and
This class Of ieeasss when they become eOasisuona4
ss usually called n 9sSsHss ;Se !pI hy;;is S
description Il will be Understood
CAUTION!
Whereas. 4rss aGaAtities Of cOGasertsit BkANT"4
INDIAN MEDICINES have been sent into several
States for SALE since the LIST OF December 1s47-and
have it in the stores and places Of business of ma
ny persons who the agents of JOHN A. CLUssMAN
Of 66 Cedar New York-and whereas the counterfeit
nearly resembles the genuine in all its ezternal a
pearances that It 10 liable 70 deceive any person who 10
not familiar with the marks Of distinction: Therefore,
seaine Branfs Medicines unless IL be such has the
1sitten signature of N. T. WALLACE & CO. sigae4
little note on the outside label Of each bottle-w
mote reads thus, viz -
We Hereby promise, for salse received to pay to ~
bearer hereof One Cent, on desaa1 e6 osy MIDIcIN1
EAcToRv IN ths Cry OF BRooKLYN, N. 7. Dated q
Breoklyn, April Z, lsAS. n. 7. WALLACE CO.
(Signed with wrsftss signafws)
Said Clsssmaa formerly acted . ge.srsl sgsat NJ
February December l. 1877 his agents were supplied
with genuine Medicines; but since December l. 16A5
his agents have been mostly suppneo WIN sPars01e
Aedicines Said Clsssssas 2 nos now our agenr ard
We do mot furnish him with any Medacanes We aE0
- .rssrieteys and ony pers0as hO Maa.sOs ~
s'"-'"' S''"' N Il. WALLACE CO.
Mcs-For Sale Wholesale and retail, by A. C..
SIM ith, Litch6elG Crow g. Jewett, N Hartford;
I.athrop h Bradford. WOlcottville A Mileo &
Son, Goshen; F. w. Pier &C, Cornwall Bridge:
R. B. Mitchell. Lakeville; VIC Bristol. Wood
bury Pratt & Foster W Cornwall E S.Wood.
ford, WiDsted; H Perkins, do /; J. z. Warner.
RO xbuTy G. w. Whittlesey, N Milford, Mills
& Co Norfolk; w w Calkins. N Caraan, C +
Peck Ellsworth &c. l. Prindle Sharon, War.
rem & Newton Manufacturing Co. WateEtoWer.
E. Babbitt, Bridgewater: G. B. Waller d Co
New Preston T. Scott, PlymOuth, r, A Doc.
little t. Co. Hitchcockville,
WALLACE & CO., BrOOkIyn,N. Y.
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FANCY GOODS.

Patent Elastic Hair Band new invention.
Patent Pen Handles, Diamond Point Steel
Pens. Silver Pencils. Combs of all kinds
Purse Twist. Steel Beads, Rings and Tas-
sells, Bag Clasps and Fringe. Ladies' Kid. Silk,
Isle, Thread and Cotton Gloves. Hosiey. q
great variety. Cents Kid Gloves. Hair, Tei>
let and Tooth Brushes, Note Paper, Envelopes,
Waters, Motto Waters. Hair Bands, Hair Oil.
Perfumery, Accordlans, Dolls, Toys. Fancy
Boxes, Sc, &c.. too numerous to mention.
QG- N. B. Orders for Goods attended with
promptness and despatch.
Litchfield, April Sd. 1s49. 4s
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IMPORTANT
To owners of Horses or Cattle

DILLOW'S Celebrated Heave Cure and Uni>
versal Condition Medicine, 10 universally ad-
mitted TO be sure specific in the following
diseases in HORSES and CATTLE; In Horses
Heayes, Coughs, Colds, GlandeVs, H0rse.Dis.
temper, Hide.bound, Worms, Bolts, Scurvy
and Scab: In Cattle, Bolts, Staggers, Loss OF
CuA, Horn-disiemper, Black Tongue, Colds.
Coughs, &c. On trial these powders will be
found to be the best renovating medicine ex-
tant for all herbiverous ANIMALS, as they ope-
rate directly Gin smaller doses) upon the secre.
tive glands and humors Of the blood; and when
horses and cattle are dull and stupid. and the
hair presents rough aud staring appearance,
or while they are changing theft coat-at such
times few doses will be found indispensably
necessary to bring them into proper condition.
QJ.Give the article trial, and it will recon-
mend itself.
Dillow's Green Ointment,
For Founder, Scratches, Mango or Scab,
Diseases Of the Feet, Saddle and Harness Calls,
Swelled Legs and Grease, and for all cases
where healing Ointment is needed.
To the Farmer. Dairyman, Wool Grower and
| Groom this Ointment is an indispensable arti-
| cle-in proof of which numerous certificates Of
its efficancy could be given bu, it is not ne
cessary, as it will stand entirely on its own
merits.
~ For certificates and particulars, see cir.
cHIsrs left with agents 90
fH ~ y n GRANT. Sole Proprietors. Alba
. ny; y. =. Price % cents per package.
~ " az iSLE AcENrs--B A Fahnasteck &
= r ~ yonn at. New York. and Ruel 8. Cutler
9 Oh Chatham st. Boston.
Canaan, AsGsc:E dI.h.Ssl ! G Bsckwi,h. Jr
= Miner, West Cornwall, Pratt A. En,,,a De' T y
- wall, w Pierce. Kent, W Iagersoll S Son,L
Kent, Fariton & Segar. Gayerd's Brds,. ' I"sr
Gaylord: New Milford, F Boardman. New, p Pv es
ton. d Tomlinson and Morehouse & Grarn;s.
. Bantam Falls,P Parkhurst, Goshen, A NIL"
IS Son, Norfolk, Mills & Co, Colebrook, + Car
n rington, Winsted, 8 w Coe, East Village Twin
;. sted) Clark Gilbert & Co., E. Colebrook, Unio
- Chair Co., Hitchcockville, E Alvord, Pleasar
/. Valley. s Williams, New Hartford, Alvord
" Brothers, New Hartford Centre, John FSHen
derson. Bakersville, A Baker, TorringCord,
Smith, Wolcottville, w M HungerfOrd,. Nil
ton. Welch & KiIbourn.
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n~ML GRAHAM Esq, of Salisbu
~ Il authorized to receive payment for
newspapers and advertisements on ac-
counts due this Office.
on. WApHAMs, ESQ, do, WOlcOttville.
TIyMAr SMITH, Esq, Do, Bridgewater.
r F. BR1NsMADE, Esq, do. Washington.
LEWIS SMITH, ESQ, do, Harwinton.
LEVI S. KNAPP, ESQ.,, New MifforG.
G. B. WALLER, Esq, New Preston.
Hon. Luc1Us CLARK, Winsted.
JesEpH w. Cone, West Cornwall.
Mai. p. w. MILLS, Kent.
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BRIDGEPORT AND NEW York.

Leave Bridgeport at 9 30 A M 100 N and
4.3O M. Leave New York at tbs A M A M
and 3 M. The o'clock M Train FROM
New York connects with the Housatonic thro'
train, and the o'clock M Train FROM New
York connects with the New Milford Train.
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g@ r& HNH%
NEW GOODS
GRANNIS &Co,

- HAVE just opened large and splendid
I'm assortment Of MILLINERY and FAM
- CY GOODS
Con sisting of Flowers, Ribbons, and Trim
mings Of all kinds, Tuscan and Straw Bonnets
of all kinds and prices, French and American
Lace Bonnets great variety and at very low
prices.
ALSO
PAMELA, Verona, Drab and White Chip, a
great variety Of Ladies' Lace Caps and Head
Dresses. Silk, Satin and Lawn Bonnets neat.
ly made and made to order by the best Of
"'GENTLEMEN'S Straw Hats great varle-
ty. Particular attention paid TO altering,
bleaching and pressing old Bonhets, Gents.
Hats, &c; Coloring done also, oil acarranted
to be done first rate.
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lS49.
Housatonic Railroad.
&C., isS1s -
S.-.~.,,,o,. Ar..0mgeuMemt..
ArHamgeHaAent~


GOING NORTH.
Passenger. Freight
Leave Bridgeport, 1O.45 Aim 200 A n
Newtown, l1.3S '' S45 d"
New Milford, 1920 M 1000 "
Kent, 1.l3 iii"
West Cornwall, LAG 1925 m
Canaan, 2.20 (" 100 +"
Darlington, 252 252
w Stockbridge, 3 IS IS 400"
Arrive at State Line, 335 Sc
GOING SOUTH.
Passenger. Freight.
Leave State Line, 9.l3A M
w Stockbridge. IS IS 100 A M
harrington, 9.52 IS 500"
Canaan, 1920 " eco"
West Cornwall, :U,49 1850"
Kent, Tilt " ll.17"
New Milford, 1850 {" 1920 M
Newtown, l243PM 1.5O"
Arrive ut Bridgeport, 80 ' $40"
On and after the 2sth April, an Extra Pass.
enger Train will run between Bridgeport and |
New Milford, at IT'S A. M, and Bridgeport at
545P.M.
Passengers going North, dine at Gaylord's
Bridge going South, at Brookield.
The Cars on this Road connect with the
Trains on the N. Y. and n. H. r. R., which
run az follows:
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Chronic Rhetlinatisrl.

Capt. Esra Knapp, 81 Willow street. Brooklyn N. Y;
had Rheumotis for 30 years. he used Braafs edieiie
which effected Numerous other Of recent
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STAGES run in ccnnec.
Ition with the Cars to
Lee, Lenox, Old Stock.
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sted. Sharon, Goshen, Norfolk, Litchfeld
woodbury.. Danbury, Bethel, Pittsiield, sc. SC
WNo Agent Of this Company is authorized
10 take charge Of Specie, Bank Notes or yaIu-
ape Paper, OF to receive them for transpor,a
tion on any conditions.
g. A. KIRTL MD. Superintendent,
Bridgeport, April lS49. y,
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LTVER CONMPLAIN1Y.

Doct. Nathan kaboa,r, of Stamford; Conn, ONE Of
the oldest and most respectable physicians was afflicted
with Liver COmPlaiat many years. and was perfectly
cured by using Brants Purifying Extract. We could
hama hIndreda nf ofter caaea Alan cured
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There Is mot one of all tie Ehl9ps remedies purpOr
Ing be Purifiers Of the blodd that to posses
ar Rauck PsTifyinR aRd Healing Virtue az
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CHEAPEST AND MOST CURATIVE
Most IlOrrid ScrOfulas

thst ever has been cured since the world
and this was cured by TEN TINES Less of Brant's
Purifier, and at LESS Cost, than ever case half aS
mVpH Sarsaparilla For full particulars Pamphlet.
MI. Haskfh staees That he had bseh confined to his
bed One Yea and was not expected TO live tenty four
his neck was eaten nearly of from ear 10 cara hole
was eaten through the WiHdpe- ear nearly catch
out-the Of one arm desroyed-an Ulcer a. large a
mans hand, had nearly eaten through his side and
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BRIDGEPoRT AND New HAVEN,

Leave Bridgeport at 1890 A M. P M and
$50 M. The o'clock M Train FOR New
tlaven takes passengers from the Housatonic
Train, and arrives in New Haven in season for
A NJ Train FROM New Haven connects with the
llousatonic Train for Albany, and the c'clk
Train from New Haven connects with the New
Milford Train.
Bridgeport, Troy, Albany and New
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zhe Kew. KachdTd UUHHT'ys Pastor OF the Prebbyte.
rian church, Adams Basin Monroe Co. N. Y, wrote
rs as follows have just received letter from Mr..
Channey Dunning relative the of his Feversore
You may depend what 1t states for he Is Christian
man and an cider in the Church. Some years since ha
had to have oe of his legs Cut off, to save his life in
consequence Of Feversore The other leg being now
affected, and about to be amputated, recommended
Br6Rts Mediciae-REAb THE RESULT. He says, II
Aavs used only THEE BorftEs Of BRAN1'S MEDE
CLNE-I placed ALL HoPE from yor Recommendation ia
that Medciae and say, that with the blessing
pf God. Il hos Effected a cure Of my leg" See Pampk
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There IL another class of diseases which BRANT'S
fURF ,Sa ExTRAGT I and ea trsSs &c
This class Of ipeqse when they become eoastutiensl
lire usually called MsrcGial because some phyecianl
cNry. We win mot name the seaSe because from thls
description Il will Do uilderst6od:
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Passengers from Troy and Albany for Bridge
port, New York and New Haven, or for Sta
tions on the Housatonic and the New Haven
Railroads, take the Cars Of the Western Rail-
road leaving East Albany, at 7 o'clock A M,
change Cars at State Line, and arrive at Bridge
port at 100 M. at New Haven at $50 M
and New York at 4.lO M.
Acknowledgements arrive at State Line
in time to take the Cars on the Western, r. R
for Pitts6eld, Springfield, Hudson and ALBANY
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-19

A pos'tsoe and neUer- failing remedy f0f
PILES,
whether Internal. External, Blind or Bleeding,
Scrofula, White Swellings. Ulcers, and UIcera-
ted Sore Throat, Canker Sore Mouth, Rheu-
maiism. Cutaneous Diseases, Msrcurial fec
tjonS, &c.
Also--For Scalds, Burns, Cuts, Sprans,
Bruises, &c. We feel justified in proclaiming
the fact to the world tha, of all medicines ever
brough before the public none have ever been
more benlfclal 10 afflicted humanity than
"Myers' Liquid Cure" We know that this
is saying great deal, bu, if we were to write
Volumes, we could mol say too much in praise
of this.
Heahhrestoring, Lits-prolongng Remedy.
Hundreds, nay thousands, bless The happy hour
when first they were made acquainted with its
transcendant 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 il. IL has been proved in thousand
| of instances, and has NEVER FAILED TO cure
the most obstinate cases. and we are confident
| it never will fail if used a proper length of
time according TO directions. As proof of our
entire confidence in its efficacy, we assure all
purchasers that, it, after proper trial, 1t prove
Intellectual, the Money paid for i, will be re-
turned.
The Liquid Cure is an effectua Remedy
for Ringworms, Biles, PimpIes, Barber's Itch,
Frosted Limbs, Chilblains, Salt Rheum, Mus
quito Bites S,ings of Poisonous Insects, &c,
and for Culaneous Diseases of every descrip-
tion.
Ii is both safe and ef'ectual 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, Spiains, Bruises,
Swelings, &c.
It's effects asa
REAL PAIN KILLER are MAGICAL
uj Every Family in The land should pro-
vide themselves with this invaluable prepara-
ton, the cheapness Of which places within
the reach of ALL
Full directions accompany each bottle.
Pamphlets, containing copies of certificates
from those who have tested The Liquid Care"
may be had Gratis of our authorized agents
"Mysrs' Liquid Cure IS prepared only By
JEROME & Co. 81 Spruce street, ~ Y.
Theodore Schoch, Agen, for Stroudsburg.
John Landef, Agent Craig's Meadows
June z, l649 ~
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SEALING LETTERS WITH SEALING Wax
The following letter, from the Postmaster of
New York, to Mr.. Musson, The Postmaster of
New Orleans, may give useful hint 10 letter.
writer's 10 general:
Posi- OFFICE, New York, June lS49.
SIR: Will you, if in your opinion it is
practicable and feasible, reques, correspondents
wiring from your city no, to use sealing .wax
at this season of the year.
"In TO days mail, from your Office; many OF
lhe letters, heavy and apparently covering re-
mllances, were found SO closely stuck togelh-
er by The wax as TO be inseparable without
,saring Some public notice. through the press,
would no doubt meet general observance.
"W. V.BRADY, p. M.
IN MUssoN, Postmaster, New Orleans"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-19

Is A TRANcE.-There is young girl near
the Philadelphia Pike, in Brandywine Hun
dred who imagins herselfin a trance, and thai
she can prophecy and hold conversation with
The Lord She is constantly pretending 10 hold
conversation with the Lord in Latin She got
religion some lime since at Noun, Pleasant
the then stated that abop, this time she would
he able TO prophecy. Some of the Brandy
wine physicians went 10 see her, and took
down some OF her Lain conversation. Crowds
are there in carriages and on foot 10 see her
and many appeared as,onished at what they
considered her true revelations. Wilmington
Chicken, July 6.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-19

A fire brake ou, in Mauch Chunk on the
earning Of the 18th inst, al 9 O'Clock, which
has laid in runins the most valuable par. of thai
aourishing town.
We are indebted 10 friend for the follow.
mo particulars. The fire originated in the
wsrehouse of Dodson & Williams, burning ,ha,
,oeether with their store and dwelling, TO The
cround. The wind being high il mex, attacked
'he drug store of ]. A Polk, which it complete
lv destrowed. Continuing its ravages, it de-
,royed suecessiveIy The barber-shop of John
N Joseph, the dwelling houses, Two in number,
of Mr.. John Mears. and his lin shop, the sad
5lershop of Mr.. William II. Fister, the store
and dwelling house OF Mr.. John Leisenring the
shoe establishment of Packer & Olewine the
,,ore of Judge Packer, together with his block
ofthree story brick dwellings,, and the Office Of
,be Carbon Democrat" Ii then crossed the
street. destroying the Jail and Courl House,
the printing Office of the Carbnn County Ga
sette." The dwelling house of Mr. Cornelius
Connor, together with his large hotel. the dry
good store of Mr.. Joseph Furst, the dwelling.
house of Mr.. Thomas Brelslord, and the bull
ding occupied by Deahl g. Lash, merchant tai.
lors The dwelling house Of Mr. John Faizn
ger, and Inc large oHck houses Ol Z. w. IL ar
Ian and Mr.. VIM. Butler, although standing
have been completely wrecked.
E1tract of letter dated,
MAUcH CHUNK, July Is, o'clock, P. M.
"Dear Sir: Having arrived in this place to-
dsy in time TO witness most destructive fire,
which has proved most disastrous TO the place,
| have thought it proper TO embrace the earl-
es opportunity Of giving such details as are in
nv possession The fire broke out in store
house near the corner, and spread with great
rapidny, and notwithstanding the most ener-
geic and persevering efforts made to quell it,
i was only mastered when eighteen dwelling
houses and seventeen business establishments,
including Counor's hotel, Cour, house, Jail and
Packers store, had been de, cured by the fierce
clement The heart of the town is smoking
ruin"
The Eas,on Whig, Of yesterday, says this
visitation will prove serious loss to The Fire
Insurance Company Of tha, place, in which a
considerable part of the properly destroyed was
insured.
The loss is estimated al $l50.0o0
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-19

CURE FOR CHOLERA MoRBUs.-In Niles
Register of 1919. we find the following recon-
nendalion of cure for Cholera Morbus -
Common cork, thoroughly burned, is recon-
mended as certain cure for this severe dis.
ease. II acts as an absorbent and neutralizer
Oi the acid. II is taken without difficulty
and three doses of q whole cork each, in an
hour, effects cure. One dose is generally suf.
fcieni.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-19
JEALOUSY AMONG THE LADIEs.-The

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coated Pills, for heretofore they tthe ladies' flat
tered themselves that they were the only medicine
in nature which was at the same time sweet to
the lips and reviving to the heart. In fact it is
luxury to be sick nowadays, the pleasure is so
great Of being made whole again by Clckener's
Sugar-coated Purgative Pills, they being adapted
to all constitutions and their operations unattend-
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agencies In another column.