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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08
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Samita9 enI. september
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08
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Daris hat Gepe1heu bonn 10. Suit erbalteu,
porin auoe,eiot wirb, baB @enera( Dem ben
inter 9curs COMMANDO febcucen HuGen
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easQebterer (Id oenDtbiot fab, mad, Der Walz
[ohei NIT einem nch f(ciuen lleberreffe fcis
ner 9trmce ,t flnhen.
gsadlrid,teu aus q8ieu pom 13. Su(t mel,
BEN, boR guoa uno Ncltb f1h am II. ben
DdreihjItzruf1I1hen Srupren cine gSiber.
ifanc itterooben.
g(u5 einer 8ertt,t pou Sen. SeYnou an
ben Safer Don Seitreid1 9ebt berpcr oas
om IL. ein bibi9es@efed,t Dor @cmortt s,pz
1d,en Der pereirioten Slrmee unb ben MaeDt
aren itattfuub. Die lln9arn fctten lpie 0ias
fenbe, dl(etn Ole Sefrcifer 9eben Dor Sies
ger oebttebeu su Ietn.
Gin onoerer mehr mahrlteiulihcr Se-
ridt, mclcet BON bieiem @efedt uno Iaet
coB bic llnearn l9O Gancnen bel bie1er Sc.
[eoenbeit inS Telb brod,ten. -IiebtS fcnnte
poaltdnni9er fein ais Die 0tieberla9e Der
oerei,,isten rulilidsb sb(frethiid1en slrmee urs
ter @en. SoeYnau @r mar 9en0tbi9t mad,
Haab snrildSutaIen, mo isln cauptquartter
mar. Die Staot lelbit cu NIT 8erwunbeteu
an9efnlt ietn. @r fab ild) 9enDtbigt 5000
Verpunoete mad presbur9 5u fenben uno
nur oas ieltt9e @IntrefeH Der Hufler, bic
|e1nen 9tadSn9 oetteh, mar o1e urldde, oaB
@en' NeDna1 nno le'n 9a1Ser Staab nldt
setan9eu 9encnttllen fpcroen'
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oensFabne IN ole Selasan9 BON peferfpar'
oe1h' I'M o'e,eloe sHr i'e0ef9ooe J" oeWe9en'
Stalien. Der pabft tanote etnen e.
9enhdnSt9 9e'hriebenen Srtef an Sen. Su-
blupt, uadoem or bic bon oemlelben Seianos
tc Shln6el Der Staot Gcm en1pfan9en
bate.
Sslne Dell'9tett be9ludnnt'lcbte Den 9e'
neral, oaB bic Sronun9 III Ncn' 9eite9t ba'
be, uno orltdte len1e Sctn1r'g aus, Dap c'e
Sorlehnn9 Ole mon erIlt'renoen S3mtert9-
fetten belett'gen meroe' Sr fa9' non oel,
caB er unauftSrlld) Su Soft fir ben Senes
raj, bic Staot nno Ole transOlldle 9tat'cn
bete. Ser Sf'ef mar oat'ft @aeFa, Sa't D.
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oie n6b(1lihe cSnoeujpure n;e man nu@or
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ltes III madden ,ooen es Dor BEN y;euft
cher III perlalger. als lolhes u, finn Oreu,
unc breisc ans 4s re5Iorirtem 0ofefbe sr.
eianete Gd, bel ter qrtiaerie ale Sfff,iere.
aussenommen 3Gapitdne uno Elm seroeant,
reG9nirten. Die 9erweiscrung eeihiebt auf
ben 9runS bin caB bic Srauicieu I'D, se.
ps'0ert eatten 'r9eno e'ne beltlmnte 9arans
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08
Maler : Nniei9e.

9,rn SION 3arddsetebrt mo ib meime Hi(suua
trsaltsn ans mid perpoQtomnnet babe, beebre i4
ineb ailsn 2untftreunesn anjujeiesn, ba6 it mid
TIM portraitmalen frtpie TN Derftrtisen pom Sir.
dbtn9er,alocn, Ser8plben ui,b @dilbmalen rber
S@reissn in beatfber, enslifAer unb fran,Sls(asr
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08

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tlCn pergebt

Sautor, @lttttppb, Slueuff 8. LSA94
r7 llnlerc eeler an9renjenber @cuntD's
fnpen in etuer anoern Spalte III Der helttis
gen Summer bic sInset9e ibrer reip. Gcun>
tvGpnpenticneu, llrtpahlen, &c. &C., fcwie bic
bcrcits Scr9efhln9enen @anbipaten. - Sn
Grman9lun9 Der lebten 0lumu1er pes BoYs
ne SountD Den,cfratttt fcnnten mir bic
SlnSei9en BON bieiem @runtD niht nlitbeilen,
ba mir IN beu friiberen Gummeru bieIe6
SlatteS weccr Sancioateu nod Slnsei9e bon
Serfan1mlun9cn walrnebmen. Ser >,SrIs
MES County Sarmer" fHeint niht 9enu9 bes
mcfrntild) Sn ietn, llin NIT uns su tredieln.
QSir fcl1ren ibm re9elmdBig unfer 8latt ;lt
nit Der rarauf selhrtebenen Sitte: Please
Ex ,hange allein ocrsebeus oennpd ober
bcfen mir, baB lId unier bempfratilher @rls
le9e ptelleitbt nod befebreu Id6t /; nur Sc,
bulo aIIO:-
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08
Gin bentfcber Orecbs(er oefi,eht !

Sin oentfd,er DredIer> lebiaen StoubeS.
DER TEN @elddft gut Uerifebt, fam inter
annebnlbaren 0ecinsnnoen fcgleich Belthdfs
tl9ung oahier erbalten. DAD gadbeye ~ err
fra9en In biefer Druderei.
9 anton, slns. 8. lS49. 46.8m.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08
W a bpnina 9ountp.

Wa ! pnin9 Gountp.
Eaunihtps Observation-Disclosures 25.
9llt9ult, @puntYs Dele9aten Convention, /.
Septem6er.
gor9elhla9ene @anbioaten:
New : s 6ranfltn, sIu9ult 4, l949.
Sur Senatpren.
Senjantit SIaf6urn bon llnitp,
Ullher U. Slcdiom bon 9terseifabpn,
Heprd entanten.
S. s.. eetpis bon Garfield,
s. s.. Ganfelb ppn @anfelo,
Dapto Scuiton bon pplanb,
Sames s. porter bon Sacffon,
Sacob DuItman bon 9Mitintomn,
Ibrabam pcpers bon ycun9itown.
ecmmtGtcndr.
Hcbert Sarclap, bon Oounsfcwn,
9lnoretp Slid bon Ganfielo,
Cornelius 2cnicn bon 9luitiutpwn,
Ioam 9Dnn bon @anfelp,
Solepb &aufman bon Ypungstctpm
Gecproer.
Oaoio Camp bon cadlon,
q. E. Wallins bon Ganfelb,
Sames 6. 9toB bon sluitintotpn,
@ecrse Ncais bon goibeu,
Scbn q. Saroing bon ganfieIS,
slbrabam @rnif BON Sprin9felb,
Sobn Wopre BON 9lulfintown,
slleranoer Mc&tnnie bon Yonnstctpn,
.. S. Sotener bon Dounstomn,
Sames SarclaD bon pclano,
Carton Spies bon Ganfelo,
eanomeGer.
Soiepb Barclay bon ycunsfpwu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08
8iele Oe mpfraten.

0err Nebaf 3eisen Sie
9sfdaielt Srn. 9eorse Dunba ais
@anoibat fir bas Sdabmeiiteramt an Der
@ntlheioun9 Der urwahl untermcrfen.
Giele mofrater.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08
Su 1T NIT Gpuntp.

Cine Sreiboben @onDentibn miro am 8.
sla9uit i'm @clirtbaus in slfron itattfnben.
8cr9eihla9ene @anbibaten:
Sur Hecorber: Alabel sc. Daman.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08

Sor. Nebafteur -&iinoi9en Sie sefdDi9ft
9. S. Setter, @5qr. als @auoioat fur Wie'
eererwdblun9 in oas &epralentantenbaus
Der Sbio 9eies9ebung, an. cr. eeiter bat
Der Demrfratie bon Starf @ountD @bre ges
bradot uno lIh burd leinen Wutb uno gnt>
(dlclenbeit, iopie burd leine Selonnenbeit
ausseseihnet. QBir gIauben besbalb Der
Demrfratie Don Starf @ountD uidlt letht
einen warot9eren Wann cmpfeblen iu f0ns
1ten.
NieIe empfrdten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08

9err &ebafteur! 3eigen sic sefals
li9it 0rn. @eorse &c. gScbb als Ganbioat
sur Wieoererwdbluns fir bas Sderifssslmt
ait Der Gntideioun9 Der llrtpabl untertpcrs
fen. Ole ofratte,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08

80 Sptn Sang in MaN1llon 1T bier'
nit ontbprIIrt Snbicripticns9elber fiir unS
in @nlpfan9 SIT netmen unb Nuittun9en barr
iber du6Ntlfc((en.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08

Sr. Nebafteur &ancisen sic sefdIislt
Safob Geplin9er als @anoioat iur Wiecers
erwdblunG fir Shasmeilter ait. Der @nt-
iheioung Der urmablen untermorfen.
Die OeMofratte bon Slb W2pl(p.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08

9err Geoafteur - 3eisen Sie sefd0isft
9rn. Samuel Mc9ausbey als Ganbibat
fir bas Shasmeifferamt AT; Der @ntihei,
bnn9 Der llrpabl anterncrfen.
8tele Demofraten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08

0err Mebatteur! 3eisen sic 9e'
fial9lt Nrn. @eor9 D aIs @anoioat
sur WieoererwdhlunS fir oas Hetcroer Amt
an; Der @ntlheioun9 Der nr,pabl inter
tpprfen. 8iele De emofrdten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08

perr Nctbnaael Rlnbiaen Sie gefdIlialt
S me 9. 6 It ep ole @anbibat fir bas
Northumberland AT anc rerpfihten Si
eabur6
Biele Demofraten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08

Sor. 9leoofteur GitnDisen Sie sefdliolt
Serapbim MeYer ais @anbibat CUR Wieoer-
erpdblun9 fur Staatsanwalt ar. Der gnts
fheipuu9 Der lrtpablen untermprfen.
Die Demcfratie BON S[b mpllu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08

Serr 9ieoattcar .3eisen Sie sefdaialt
Sorn. y. p. WeeGaoben als Ganbibat fir bas
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08

Serr Neoafteur -3eisen Ste sefdlislt
Srn. peter Defdons aIs @anbibat
fir oas SderifsssInt Der gntfdeibung Der
urtpabl untertporfen.
0ie[e Oew6fratcn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08
6r. Ictbnaael :

&anbisen Sic sefdllisit prn. eeanber
Mnoerf6n als Sanoioat fur bas 99ecors
beramt an nno Uerpfid)ten Sie fld, baburd,
Snn9e Demofratie.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08
Susearawas nntp.

9lnf Weitttpcd,s cen 20. 9Iu9uit miro lit
Jteu philadelphia etne Sreiboben @onrenticn
itattfnoen am eiacn ScuntYsDablsettel sm
ernennen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08

SdaBmeiiferamt an; Der Gntfdeiouns Der
llrrabI untertpcrfen.
8tele Demcfrdten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08

Die bemctratiIhs Central Committee bon
Starf @ountD oerlammelte fId oori9en
Samitda Dor Gassl1, am 81. Suit in Der
Slmtsltube beS 9luoitcrs bahier, uno be.
ffimmte
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-08

Tbm 6.
y Die franS. armee tpirb Il, 9fcm Elm,
sieben kse bic Steaung eiunebmen, spelde
iie fur seeiSuet halten wiro. p Diejfnisen
rOmilben Sruppen, welde nad semein<
ldaftlihem GmSeritdnoniB sfpilhen Gene
raj Suoinot uno Den r6nilhen 8efehlsba-
hern beltimmt pereen lit 0fcm su bleiben
tperosn ben Dienf in Der Stabt uno Der
Gnaelebars semeinld)aftlih NIT ben frans.
Grnppen uerfeben. 81 Die rOmiIhen Wili>
tdrbeb6roen weroen perfbiebene Quartiere
fur bic anoern Gruppen bon allen Waffens
9attunsem beftimmet1, spelde nidt tn Der
Stabt b!eiben. A. Die jest burd, bie frans
sDiIfde slrn,ee nuterbrcdlene Communication
nit Ncm ,uirb pieberum fret. s. Die 9ors
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05

A Cincinnati paper relates the case ola man,
supposed to be dead from the cholera, who rose
from his coffin while the burial service was per-
forming. 1t adds that "ahe CONSERVATION of the
assembled company may be imagined, but it can
not be described Some were for leaving imme-
.da,ely, some were incredulous, and some believed
a miracle had been performed. This scene took
place on Walnut street, above Canal, and may be
Iascertained by any one dispu.ing our report. At
last accounts the person was doing well. We un-
derstand the cause of the mans stupor was too
large quantity Of cholera medicine given him
containing opium"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05
From Oregon City.

The New York Tribune has been favored
by Theophlus Bates. Esq. with the perusal Of
an interesting letter from his sister, now resi-.
dent IN Oregon City. dated February 30: "a
She says that the discovery Of the gold mines
in California has entirely changed the aspec,
Of things in Oregon. The rich lands are now
almost deserted and valueless, or are sold for
almost nothing, or in exchange for pack-mules
TO carry the inhabitants TO California" Some
TO dig their fortunes, Others to dig their graves"
Some return with fortunes, gamble ill all is
lost. then return to dig for mdfS!
She says the condition Of The people Of Or
egon is to suffer much from the emigration to
California. as whole families were departing
for the mines. There is prospec. of the eoun.
Try being deserted and depopulaied in the
spring Qasi and there are fearful spprehen-
sions Of Indian depreda'ions.o When the Indi.
ans get rum, they frequently threaten to ex'er-
inmate The whites, and the absence of the men
enboIden them in these threats.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05
How Much Brandy.

correspondent, Of the Tribune, comments
upon the instructions issued by the Medical
Council Of New York, and The recommendation
= of a little brandy and wa,er.p He asks show
much little brandy and wateris~ TO which,
the Tribune replies, that. having sort of out
sidef's faith in homeopathy, be should advise
three drops Of brandy in buckle, of wafer, and
that spoonful of the mixture be put into an
other bucket of water, from which, he thinks
Q the patient might safely drink. The New Or.
leans Pieayune relates /, 40 aneedo'e Of man in
that city. who, being seized with the premoni.
tory symptoms was advised 10 take an ounce Of
brandy day, but, having no scales in which
70 weigh II. and luckily recolIecting ,ha, eigh
drams made an ounce, he accordingly took eigh
stiff horns, and told The doctor lha. lhe fel
much better" - .pg,.f a.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05

Hampton S. Wilson, who was tried last week
in the u. S. District Court at Trenton for robbing
the mail, pleaded guilty TO the indictments. These
were four in number and upon the FIRST he was
sentenced to four years confinement in the State
Prison, and to a day additional upon each Of the
others. The representations of Gov. Vroon and
J. G. Shipman, ESQ.,, conduced to the alienation
OF the sentence. The boy, it was stated, was only
Is years of age, and in very i'll state of health.
Under the act of Congress the charges against
him, we are told, might have been so framed as to
admit of eighty years incarceration to complete
the vengeance of the law; but the clemency OF
the District attorney so modified the bills as to
avoid the impossible penalty.
srs Belpidere Intelligencer
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05
The Mischief of a Jest.

The Boston Herald gives the following ac-
count Of Milton w Streeier, now lying under
sentence of death, in Massachusetts, for the
murder of his wife -
Sireeter is man of low order of intellect,
and almost entirely governed by the animal
passions. He married his wife, Elvira Haugh-
ton, after months courtship. and was for sew
eral months most fondly attached TO her, so
much SO, we understand. that he could not
bear 10 see any one render TO her the most
common attentions without exhibiting the Ut
most jealousy. This trait was observed by his
townsmens and some of them made il poin,
TO work upon his suspicious nature. by SEEM
ing to be upon The most intimate terms with
his wife. We were told that a man named
Bacon, doing business in the island Of Cuba,
visited Sou,hbridge few months before the
commission Of the murder, and either having
discovered or been informed Of Streeier's jeal-
Gus disposion, Sc, himself to work TO excite
his suspicious OF the chastity of his wife TO
the highest degree. To this end he took lodg-
ings in a tavern nearly opposite the house oc~
cupied by Streeter, and used every method in
his powe, to insinuae that he was in unlawful
communication with Mrs S. S,reeter observed
this, and watched his house and wife with
the utmost vigilance. often neglecting his oc-
cupa.ions for that purpose but he made no
discovery warran,ing certain belief that his
wife was unfailhful TO him with this individual.
Ii is said lha. some Of his iownsmen were
accustomed from time to time to give him half
dollar or SO and reques, him TO give i, to his
wife, pretending ha, they were indebted TO
her in that amour, for some work done by her
for them. Such things as these, long coniinu-
ed, had rendered Streeter nervous and irri,a-
Bile in the extreme. and he firmly believed that
Mrs. S,reeter had been guilty Of infidelity to
his bed he had therefore threatened her with
severe measures, unless she satisfied him of
her innocense, and had carried razor TO bed
with him severel times. for the purpose of ter.
rifying her into a confession bu. instead Of
confessing anything, she finally complained to
justice Of the peace that she considered her
life endangered by any farther cobabiia,ion
with him. and he was therefore put under bonds
to keep the peace, and also was ordered to sep.
arate from his wife and leave the State.
These rude and remorseless iokers have
now the satisfaction Of knowing ,ha. their fine
spor. has been purchased by the death of one
human being a, the hands Of murderer. and is
ye, to be farther paid for by the death OF anoih.
er on the scaffold
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05
Texas.

By an arrival at New Orleans, We have later
dates from Texas. The political excitement
was quite high. The candidates for Governor
are the Hon. James Webb. Col. p. H. Bell.
Mr.. Wood, &c, and abou. the same number to
represent Western Texas in Congress. The
surveyors sen. ou, blythe lamen;ed Gen. WORTH
10 explore the route 10 EI Paso. have returned,
and reported that the route is entirely practica.
Bile for wagons. The Austin Democrat con.
firms the repor, ofahe cholera IN New Braun.
fels. The Inhabitants were flying for safety
10 neighboripg hills and mountains We learn
from the Aus,ian Democrat that the cholera
had nearly or quite disappeared from San Apto-
aio. The mortality exceeds conception The
deaths number seven hundred in a population
under fifteen hundred. The party Of CaIifor.
mans under Cap, Veach, .sbowere murdered by
The indians beyond San Fernando. numbered
thiry-iou They were attacked by 500 Indi-
ans tNTl.ff s. s&s stsa - s''il - sstl 1ss
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05
Progress Of the Cholera.
Sew York. Cincinnati. Ph

81. LOUIS, June 25.-Ihere IS no abatement in
the progress of the Cholera here. The deaths av-
erage 100 a day. 4ts
The cholera prevails to an alarming extent on
the Mississippi. Twenty two passengers on board
the steamer Uncle Toby died with the Cholera be-
tween this place and Oque Awka
The cholera is making fearful strides among
the Shawnee and Delaware tribes of Indians. -
They are deserving and burning their villages
Richmond, June 25-The board of Health re-
ported, on Saturday, FIVE new cases and two deaths
by Cholera. Whole number of deaths since May,
So JuHe 25 and 26, ten cases and three deaths;
27th, ten cases and four deaths 29th, four cases
and one death. 80
At Brooklyn, N. Y, June s5, five cases of Chol-
era and two deaths; 26ih, six cases and three
deaths.
At Norfolk, Va, June 26,h, forty-six cases and
fourteen deaths 2s,h, six cases and two deaths.
The Cholera has been terrible at San Antonio,
Texas. Three thousand persons had left the city
at last accounts, but Notwithstanding this, 600
new made graves are to be counted in the Catho-
lie and Protestant burying grounds.
In ST. Louis the whole number of deaths from
Cholera for the week ending the 9th ult was
5s9. The reports come from the nterments in
the cemeteries but it is believed there are many
deaths not reported.
The ship Guy Mamering arrived at New York
from Liverpool on the ssth ut., with 779 emf
grants on board-and had thirty-fve deaths from
Cholera on the passage.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05
From New Orleans.

H The CREvAssE CLosED-We learn from New
Orleans that the Crevasse. the cause of the recent
nundation Of large portion of that city, has been
effectualy closed aud that the city is almost free
from water
Authentic intelligence of the death of Ex-Pres-
ident Polk reached New Orleans on the 22d ul.
limo: and was followed by every demonstration
of respect for his memory. The various courts
in session adjourned, flags were displayed at half
mast, minute guns fired, &C.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05

subjon the following recipe for their death,
that we find going the rounds of the papers ::
!" Mix in saucer, table spoonful Of cream,
half as much ground black pepper. and tea.
spoonful Of brown sugar. This will airac. and
kill flies, without danger Of poisoning children" I"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05

The North American remarks, with truth, that
" the experience of the past furnishes no parallel
TO the coarse calumny, the vituperation, and the
falsehood with which the President, the Cabinet
and their appointments have been assailed, from
the Washington Union down 10 the lowest scaven-
ger in the ranks. Their ambition and rivalry
have been to excel in the most scurrlous assaults,
and to fabricate charges without regard to even
the decencies probability" tN
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05
The Irish State Prisoners.

The counsel of SMITH O'BRIEN, MEAGHER. and
the other Irish PATRIOTS have discovered that before
sentence of death can be commuted, it must be
done with the consent of the prisoners. The con-
'demned ssfase to accept the offer Of transporta-
tion for life instead Of DEATH. Considerable sem
sation has been created by the new aspect which
The subject has assumed.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05

so The NJ Y. Herald publishes a lis, Of all the
known arrivals Of Gold from California into
this country and England, from which i, ap.
pears. that the whole eamoun, of gold received
is $4,269,7ss. gais eten sga .tsf IS
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05

The following has been us ed down east, as
very pleasan. substitute for a printers dun |;
it is to be set TO the music ofthe jingling Of the
dollars - tts aH 4oms (, -Y8s-l.
es" Well gaily chase dull care away
And Danish every sorrow-.-
Subscribers pay your debts to-day,
And we'll pay ours Tomorrow"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05

Father MATHEW, the great Apostle of Temper
ance, arrived at New York on Friday last in the
ship Ashburton.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05
Governor Johnston.

: The Kntanning Free Press states that Gov.
Johnston arrived in that place on Saturday week.
and met most cordial greeting from his friends
and neighbors. He would remain week or ten
days, and his family was expected to spend the
summer there. Gov. Johustoa was expected to be
at Pittsburgh yesterday. et3,s E a-es.43
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05

MExrco.-Late accounts state that The present
government is growing more unpopular every day,
ard shere is an increasing desire for the recall of
Santa Anna.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05

A MEETING of all the Physicians of Northamp
ton county is called to be held at Easton, Tues
day next the 10th inst, for the purpose of form
ing county Medical Society. Ease
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05

Aninvenfionlis announced 10 protect Banks
and shops from srobhery The momen, the
rogues touch the locks. inside or out, galsan-
&c battery knocks them down and rings bell.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05

l. has been calculated tha. up to The y :,
July lS47. the Government has lost siV''
600 by defaullers,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-05

The Russian General has issued Pr
nation to The Hungarians. the pi'h o wDD
,ha, if they do no, lay down their arms u n
submit, TO their fate with a good grace, '
will be made to feel The consequences o."
presumption. II
Every effort is being made TO rouse 'n' y
pie, and the Magyar Government has OD'
the clergymenslo preach against The bus"