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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
MEDICINES
nIARRHEA.


lNELLS MILLER PRONOSTS Compound Extract
w Of Blackberry for the Of carrhea, SOLD A. ~
Chsthams lj2 BoWery 62 and 81 last bfosdway 49,
us and SD Broadway 49, ChamberssL and ~ hudson
In Brooklyn. a. II and n Futon-si and y ~ ne
principal druggists aud grocers Throughout me Al4-ru
States and Canada Il i suciea % cay tnst tAe afilee
has become exceedingly popular dlafflea HealclNe
being .ni effective a.ver 10 the o~ese ~
the propreors having failed 10 cure the most Fs.far
and protrarted case. Warehouse III trOni-sL y 4
lel9 5us'
CONSTIPATION, tcosuvenessl dyspepsia aud ne
- Piles. Of whsiegeT standing, pefnsle.y c1fra win
out the aid Of medicine by NAhIONs Onglna EfFsel-
vegetable food. light palataole and LurluOus II :
very beneficial for children thai are summary aneieo
Il l. put up tn boxes Tor is better pfesefs
The public cauuOned against ouyins any eterp; ia.
with A McCOTTEES written signature % lae lsoeL
A hcCorfsA. Esq. h-y IS -
,rln rrfnuussd W.rr'1s kffa-1e sli nad
= = as ths ar;- Il .fsea fst % 80 lisa to e-eas
b = f1tl
Main depot rernov ed TO Dr. TRAFIOSs Medical De-
not IA gultoDst ~ d door. ~ N.sssn mFfiss
SPECIFIC FOR A-IATIC CHOLERA.-Dr.
- GRATTAN', Irfaihle remedy Tor Cnolers Snoiera
Norhus Diarrhra Bilious Colo, tranps ~ me Siolach
and Bowels together with all spasnc1ic 1l-clcn- lh4s
medicine cured over 81 cases l.st ~reA IT'S pO-is
cure for Cholera IN no has Do al-ed u sop- As
c--mps In mrutee. A. prcF-l-sc u has 10 et-A-
or potors cures the darrnea Prepared ADJ spl ~ VI
D MUNROE. successor 90 Dr Ifs...ll ~ yfaAs-s.
Pree 81 Also for sale ~ ENEhAkDs' ls- Srsna. 81
Aye~r s.xran -
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SrREErs-The Inspector OF the Western D1s
irict is requested TO visit khSaoetn ST ana see ne
cant do some thing for i, IN his line oil business
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~ Six cases OF cholera and three deaths,
were reported in Albany on Saturday Last
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PRESERVED MEATS. SOUPS, SC. so.

THOMAS KENSETT s. co ~ O.dshp.-The article.
rrt un at t- establishment are warranted 20 keep oI
years iu any climate. ald the only provisions Of TIE
k.ul tlat can invariably be depended on. le-o isd
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ne ooEAH srEAndERs.
For Anericu.
IxDKrzvDsSr LrNE-Fron Lirgpooi.

OCEAN sr1 Nav Cos f.rNE-Fro-s Bre-ea 4 Soa,tnptH
VVssHfNoTON Capt Flor1 Frrs % fu hluptaI lle .
HsRwANN. Cs,t CF.artEt.f lart .r stsnrt0r.Jl d
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~ We are requested to state that the Con

uittee appointed by Gerrt Smith to select $50 indVid
uas (msle and femse) in the City OF NewNork to re-
oeye that number Of tracts Of land as grsuity from
him, according to circular heretofore published IN
TAs TfibEae and i0aHs .fmrice, will hold public
meeting in aid OF their the week sitter next the
time and place OF which viii be duly advertised, and
which applicants invited to attend
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Wafer Curr.-Dr MsssEs.. or.ags Moanla.n

~ Mrs. NJ. =. Cove Nichols, Wsier-Cure Ply a.
q a. 70 Lex.ngtOa-sv Consultations from 10 AN 70 M
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Fowler. & Wells, Phrenelogists and
rvJ.W. Cloves, Dentist, SGT Hudson-si. opPo-
site Greenwich bans, N-w-lOrk Once hours IRON
O'Clock NJ 10 NJ. irlo In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

~ SrErsoS of the Astor House, we are hap
py to learn will not take the Russian Mission, much
less encounter ST Petersburg Winter fer any hotel
or other business that might be offered him there
That's right and sensible. Old Bodiseo, the Russian
Plenipo, has habit OF picking up the best things he
can ind in this Yankee land and bsgging them of to
his master and have complained OF II but 1t
he attempts to spirit away Stetson he'd better look out
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-11

NVinSlOVV II. SVaidO'S Estate.
NE sctbors having boon appointed by the Honorable
Probate CouIl for tho District OF Randolph, commission
receive, all claims and demands
all persons, against tho estate Of Wnsow T. Waldo late of
Wiamstown, in said district, deceased, represented nsol-
WON'T and the of six months from the day of De-
cembor, S5, being allowed by said Court the
OF said deceased to exhibit and prove their respective claims
before ustiivo notice that will attend the duos Of
appointment at the dwolnghouse of Elizabeth W.WaI-
do, WiamstOwn, in said district, the I'd Tuesdays
February aud June next O'Clock in the forenoon on
each Of said days.
EBENEZER BAsS, Commits
NATHANIEL JiLLSON, sioners.
January 9th, 1919 on
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-11
NOTICE.

Have given my son HENRY his timo and shall not
claim any Of his earnings pay any debts of his
tracing utter this date.
LYMAN WRIGHT.
Attest, GARY CRossrTr.
Waterbury, August ~ l5iS. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-11

0The following wo offer from highly respoctablo and
wealthy gentleman of Salem, Mass one OF the ahost anu
first merchants, whose statements wero never ques
toned: a.. .t,.,,,o.
10 tho agent Of vaughn's Vegetable Lithontrptic
Sir; havo for many years been afflicted WIN .no tu,
which has times caused very suB1tns "u te
usual means hive boon osortod 90 without gVg u uihe,
than temporary relief In February OF INC % yeuI
commenced he Of tho Iithonrpuo, nu W. n,nppy
and grateful in saying that its use was W
Immediate relief have taken three boos hnh up 10 thlH
time have had no relapse. cannot DOUBT tha my present
freedom from that complaint is s9ey que 10 ms VuluaOe
medicine and think mysefiD ialr way OF DenI petna-
nsntly cured IL not already 80. JOE" DOONH"'
Salem, Juno -, 1916. - NJ, . a., ,..,i..u,,., 4;
in n"r cnnmns Can Agent get a book this medicine
hold of dsoases Of the urinary organs, aud in fact
takes hold of al diSousuS vi uhy N'nu' "" 'us' wiz" ~
derful succors
NrDtCINH FOR ALL SEASONS. Wrighps Indian
verctnbe Pills suit all complaints and all nges und may be
,kon all times, and under ali ccumstancos with perfect
safety They natural to tho human constitution as food
and while hoy do not nuro the most delicate, there ia
rcoly mnady in tho whole catalogue of human Ills but
will Yield to their Influence
Wriphts Indian Vegetable Pills thoroughly cleanse the
stomach and bowels bilious and putd humors and pu
riiy blood and therefore, certain TO drive phn
distress Of every kind flom the body.
Beware Of countercit ofUl knds coated with
ohcrsaie made resemble in outward appearance
tho gna medicine Tho safest is to purchase OF
thoregua agont only of whom may be found in every
village aud town in the state. .. . - a....
Jg7Tho Ganuue for sachy S. x. COLLINS, y. RED
FIELD aud EASTMAN & DANFORrH, Montpelier
New-England Office 0STromont stHoston.
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
TIME ALTERED.
lss ~ Z y l3:;., =, *. 49,
epH and 1fYsr .NoHC0y, Escc. Is, 1913,

Il
l. Leave Koene at G, A. NJ aud2, 40 p. NJ.
Arrive ut Boston at 10, 4. NJ, and g. So NJ.
Leave Boston at 7, A. NJ. and >, 20 r. ".
Arrive at Keeuo II a. NJ. und 4, 49, Z. NJ.
Worcester and Stony Railroads by which, in
ton with other railroads. passengers may procoed WITHOUT
delay GrOt0R, Nashua Manchosto Concord, Lowell
and Lawrence aud thence by the Boston and Maine RAILROAD
Maine. Also TO Wocesief Providence sprindeld, New
York and the w ost.
Stages will run connection with the Taing, follows:
From Winchondon Rndgo aud Jaey, the arrival Of
the morning Trains up Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days, and returning opposite days.
From Fzwiliam, for Richmond, Winchester, llinsdao
and Brltleboro Tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays
on arrival Of the morning Trains up, and returning from
places opposite days, connect with last Train
down hcng tho shortest Railroad and Stage route from Bos
those places Also, from keene foi Chesterfield and
Braleboro', same days. arrival of afternoon Train
from Boston up Arriving at BratohoO' same evening aud
returning opposite mornings to first Train down. passen
gers will arrive at Boston at IL, ~ NJ.
AT Kccuc Stages will connect with all the Trains ound
from Wnpoc, Bellows Falls, Chestor Cavendsh, Ludlow,
to Rutland aud Burlngion pfewsye, Alstend, Charles
town. Springfeld Woathersicld, Cloromont, Newport,
Windsor, Woodstock and Montpelier to burlington.
This line, in with the Etchbnrg Kailrond and
the Stages and rom kecne forms direct line Of com
muncaiion between Boston aud Northern Vermont aud
Northern New Hampshire and tho sHoRTEsT and MOST nj
LINE between Southern, Middle and Western Yer
mont and New Hampshire md BostoH and ALSO in
Worcester, aud the Worcester aud Ioyde9ce Railroad,
The most direct aq d County and the Slate of
Rhode Island and in connection with stages from Ltlcon
Mass, Lowell, direct communication between the
portions of New Hampshire and Vermont and LOWELL
Freight Trains will daily to aud from Boston, in
Connection with the regular Fchbuig Trains.
For further information, inquire at Bgeow's Express Of
fee, No. AS, BGatto street, or No. IL, Em-street.
r. NJ. EDWARDS, President.
L. TlLTON, Engineer.
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Drutbs.

In Wiiamstown Dec. 2jth Daniel tlornaton, aged "A.
In Royalton, tho 18th u Harry Wheatloy, aged n.
In Barnard, the I'd u Luther CLANCY Esq. aged 60
yeGrs, months and 90 days
In Charleston, Dec. 3D. Loaua, wife of Wilson Buck, in
the AID year Of her nge.
At PnebIa, Mexico Angus als, ls.7, Newton, of
Merit Newhnll, Esq of Kirby, VI.
In Cambridge, Mass. Dec !, Mr.. Orion Jacobs, aged %
years. of Ralph and ClHrssa Jacobs, of Sutton, VI.
At Brighton Mass. January st le40, Ella Elizabeth only
daughter oil Francis o. aud Elizabeth A. Dewey, aged about
Gmonths.
Adieu, sweet babe, with sins forgiven,
Thou art gone to join the just in heaven.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-11
New York WOOL Market, Fan. $.

Business still remains dulho sales Of the week add up
about % 900 lbs only. Tho receipts have barely reached
10000 firm feeling is oviucod among holders, who
that nearly ali the domestic wool is out of mnkc,
aud tho stock of finer grade, which has forward not
su cent meet the wants OF the consumers ~ tins doscfp
lion Of wool before the middle OF March, They appear
cntoes about selling at present prices, although heY do not
refuse our quotations if offered We advised that tho
quotations of last the ruling prices OF this week, and
IL aL..L.. alnLn Ii..L..
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NO ICE.

THIS may certify that have given my SOL, William o.
Il NORWOOD, his time, during the remainder of his
minority and shall pay debts of his controcng claim
any ofhs earnings after this date.
SAMUEL NORWOOD.
Waterbury, January 9, l8i9. 0lt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-11
REiDY-MADE CLOTTING,

ARGE assortment of Clothing warranted we'll made, just
- received Consignment and will be sold al prices that
will astonish you. Atwood Coats for SO
Vests, Pants, Goats and Ovorcoats, &c.
They be sold TO raise tho Cash at the Cash Store
opposite Brick Church. IL. KING
january q, 1919
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M(orkctG.
Brighton Cattle MarISct--Jan. A.

hElHHHIDLa NiaItIC NEHTEttI"~HslIfs H
Reported for the Traveller.
At Market 800 Beef Cattle 10 Stoies sos Sheep, and
40 swine.
PRtcEs-Bcef Cdttho-In consequence Of the limited num-
her Mt market, prices advanced. Extra 10 81; first
quality % 50 second 10 third 90 So 80.
UOrkiRg OEoa-Saos at So IS, IS, 90 and sos.
Coos and CaiUes--Sales at Sl3 % Ss27 30 aud $3j.
Sheep-Sulos Mt IS 2,25 $780, $50 and 5,25.
Sniae-No snles Oflot. Al rolnil IL TO ecnts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-01-11
NORTHERN RAILROAD
AND
Franklin and Bristol RailTOad.


On and after Friday, December 10, Is1S,
rNHG PASSENGER TRAINS connection with
tho Cars on tho Lowe Nashua, and Concord Railroads
will run as follows, viz:
Leave Boston or Bristol and Lebanon, N. H. Nouhfea ard
Wells River, Vi. at l-2 A. NJ.
Leave Boston for Lebanon and Bristol N. H. and Mortified,
Vt. at ~ NJ.
Leave Concordat 10, 40 A. NJ and F. NJ, tho arrival o.
tho from Boston.
Leave West Lebanon Concord Lowell and Boston at II
a. NJ, and . r. NJ. tho arrival OF tho cars from
tho West aud North.
Possongers by tho II A. NJ. Train from West Lebanon can
Nashua and Worcester and Norwich Railroads aud tho con-
Meeting stoamgoat lines.
Passengers taking AM train from Boston, reach
Rutland MdduLury, Montpelier, ST. Juhnsbury, Lyndon
VI, Bath and Lttloton, n. H. day being day
than any other and Sanstead and Sherbrook
second day.
This road with the Vermont Central and Con-
neccu and Passumpsic Railroads at the mouth White
River and is the direct to Central and Northern New
Hampshire, aud Northern aud Western Vermont, aud has
greater proportion OF railroad conveyance in those directions
than other route.
stages with all parts Of the roads, and
the arrival of the frs; train at BRISTOL Stages leave for
New Hampton, Plymouth, Thornton, Rumney, Warren and
in those routes. Leave Lebanon for Merden, and
Claemon and West Lebanon for Windsor; and for Hano-
vcr the arrival of tho second train.
Stages leave Wells RIVER the arrival of the cars about
four r. NJ for Bath, Liltlaon Lancaster sc. N H. Lyn.
dom lardwick, Crasbury, W., Sanstead and SheIbook,
Canada.
Stages leave White River Villngo for Woodstock &c.
leave RoyaOn for Chelsea, &c.-euve Bethel lo Mddebu-
ny. &c-loave Northheld for Montpelier Hurdwck Stan
stead, Burlington, Montroa and other 10 those drec
tons.
All passenger baggage be properly marked, and when
valued at than $50, notice be given and
charges paid, beyond that amount will be allowed.
Merchandise trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
ONsLoW sTEARNS, Agent.
Concord, N II. Dec. II, 1913. OF
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CLOTHS! CLOTHS!!

BROAD CLOTHS all coors, English Beaver, German
Plain and Twilled, American Cloths, all qualities, Md
desex and other Black Fancy CasimeTe with an end
less variety of vestngs; heud of State sueet, by
90 "A. s. LOOMS.
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We like at all times, to give credit whcro crodl IS que,
and IT, tho time relieve the distressed, VIC
doubly grafed we therefore give the following voun
tary testimony the beneficial effects OF Wi'tas az
sam wild Chory, by the editor of the COLUMBIA south
Catonian who appoats have obtained great oli9 by its
uso.-Od Dominion, Ports mouth, Va. ..-..
WisTAR'S BALSAM Of WILD CHERRY.
We seldom resort Patent Medicines having great ro-
spoot fo the skill OF tho regular profession but chance
threw into our way tho above napcd incidence Immediate
y after the close tho last session OF tho Legislature,
when lungs almost driod up by the hsy arhed
OF our stove warmed State House he Basam
immediately rcliuvod4us of most hafdssng cough, winch
threatened health in serious degree we eG' tht we
which addition once FELT cannot 10 forgot ton.
None genuine, unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by :. T.. REDFlELD, MONTPELIER, VT. aud 10y
II. X eLAYTON Calais, vi also by agents genetolly
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Wholesale Prices Current.

From thO Boston UaITy AdVoTIlscT.
BosToN, Jan. G.
4skcs--Pot, G Ia 10; Pearl ditto.
Beesr1r-Yollow 30 q "a.
Brislos-A American 30 a 40.
Feathors-Iive geese Northern 81 n 80.
FIour-G enesee fancy SO 90 u 75-common 1862.
Grd-Norhern corn Is a &C aye GG Gs Oats 80 40;
White Beans 81 l %.
Uqt-picsse6 1000 lbs. 10 10 80.
Hdes-Slaughter Ill., a 4 1-2; calf skins oak 60 G5,
hemlock 50 Il IS shecpskins G II 80 80.
Iops-lst sort 1913, l2
Lcdiler-Boson Slaughter 10 10 2 calf skins curried
20 a 7j
Linseed cdhG por ton $50 o5.
ksre-rhoma-ton Cask 60 65, Camden GO GO.
Provisions beef bill 800 90 to 10 co. prime 80
s 10; pork extra clear SIS co. clear ii so -,
"a, prime 10 50 IL lard 10; butter shipping and store
- 49, prime family 10 20; cheese, now milk l2
1-2, four moai . II g.
Pidsier--ton, . to 9 25
SGef-NOrthorn clover 10, herds grass hlshe so q
3 %. red top 90 Il
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-26

On Thursday last seven Of the prisoner, Con-.
fined in our jail. knowing lha, August Cour
was near al hand, concluded 20 leave beir Qqaf.
ters and look ou, for new and healthier el..
ings during these cholera times. The Sheriff
had been in the Jail about half an hour belor
the escape when all was right. Fhe prison.
ers not expecting another visit within an hour.
Immediately wen, 10 work with The hickory
handle of shovel and common table knIs
and with such tools in less than half an hour
had hole made in the wall through which
seven of them escaped. Pursuit was made,
but they had 100 much the star, and were con-
sequenily no, o,eriaken. Sheriff Hillman and
his deputy, started abou. IL o'clock on The 6-
lowing nigh. for the Somerville Railroad, think.
ing lha, as they had gone 10 New Jersey, they
would probably try to get into the New York
dens, where safety would be more ceraIn-
They found no,hing of Them, nor has anything
been heard Of lhem since.
Escapes from our county Jail have become
so common, that i. is no longer terror 10 evil
doers. Persons in want of lodging and food,
will commit some imprisoDable offence for The
mere purpose Of being taken up and supported
a, the expense Of the County, and when Ihs
time for Trial approaches they very unceremo-
niously lake up their lazy and welIfallensl
carcasses and walk off 10 comm. new dePedl-
lions on socliy.
The old jail is so entirely Insufficient Ibas
the utmost care and vigilance CANNOT keep
prisoners there who may wish TO escape; Tor
nothing more than ordinary shrewdness is ~al'
ted 10 break through any par, oi IL.
Wing and Journal
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-26

ders, their eyes sparkling like drops in
the Gun, and their gay laughter pealing forth al
each frolicksome incident.
The ease and grace with which the mai
dens Of the valley propelled themselves through
The water, and their familiarity with the ele-
ment, were truly astonishing. Sometimes they
might be seen gliding along just under the sur
face, wi,hou. apparently moving hand or loo, ;
then throwing themselves on their sides, they
dar,ed through the waller, revealing occasional
glimpses of their forms, as in the course OF
their rapid progress, they shot, for an instant,
partly into The air al one moment they dived
down deep into the wafer, and a, the next they
rose bounding to the surface"
The education Of these islanders, in their
aquatic accomplishments, commences with
their birh. Infants, bu, few days old. are
daily taken into The water by their mothers,
and swim long before they can creep or walk.
" am convinced" says Mr.. Melville, |" thai
it is as natural For human being to win as
ii is for a duck! And yet. in civilized com
mun,ies, how many able bodied individuals die,
like SO many drowning kittens: from the oe-
currence OF the mos, trivial accidents y
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-26
Arrival Of the Caledonia

= The Steamship Caledonia, with date, f..
Paris 10 the 5th and London to the 9Th on
arrived at Halifax. Aa'
The Caledonia has 46 passengers for Bos,o.
exclusive of the lS Of the 40 survivors of ~
ill.fa, ed bargue Charles Bartlett, of PIvmonsS
Mass. which, on Wednesday, the 9Th wv
run down by the steamer Europa and sunk ~ y
three minutes, with l34 passengers and era"
The catastrophe occurred during a d.
fog, and although the boats of the Europa vs.'
instantly lowered, and every possible assistance
rendered, only AZ on. of the l76 souls xs,a ro
saved. ="
FRANCE AND RoME-On the 3oth pI,..,..
Constituent Assembly of Rome, finding H.,
further resistance 10 The French arms yonS
be in vain, ceased hostilities and virtually N,
rendered the Eternal City 10 The besieger-
On the l5sh instan. an official notification w.,
made to the French Legislative Assembly .,b,'
in consequence Of The arrangement entered in'a
between Gen. Oudinot and the Roman TRIM
vira,e, the gates of Paola Porleci and 81. Pan.
erazio had been thrown open TO The French
troops, who were adopting measures for II.
immediate occupation Of Rome, which uopa
take place with perfeci quieiness and Order
This communication produced deep sensa.
tion in the Chamber
TOTAL Loss OF THE BANK CHATHly A.
SEA-fhe pilot boat Mary Ann, BOARDED on
Friday, off Montauk, The ship Corea, from Bel.
fast, with the captain and crew Of The bark
Catham, of New York, lost a. sea, with v,
hundred and fory-four sieerags passeDgen 0.
board. 4e
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-26
Z What Nexte

DIR. J. F. WRIGHT, of Greenfield, Ohio, has in
vented machine to print the names of subscri-
beEs in newspapers, by which eighteen hundred
papers can be directed in an hour with great ac-
curacy. 1t is to be patented. d.-Milwaukie Senti-
mel. -r.-. .. .s3s
The Doctor should now turn his attention to
some process by which every subscriber will be
made to pay for bis paper. Such discovery
would render him not only rich for life, but what
is of more consequence, the idol of the press.
go "-'# "'ti2 7sa Albany Journal
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-26
Names Of Distinguished Persons Re-
Gently Deceased. .'

The following distinguished persons have died
in this country and Europe, within very short
space of time:
James K. Polk, ex-presdent of the United
States.
General Edmund P. Gaines, ofthe United States
Army.
Gen. w. J.. Worth, of the United States Army.
Colonel James Duncan, Of the United States
Army. Up s..-@
John Wilson, the we'll known vocalist
Marshall Bugeaud, of the French Army.
Gen. S. w. Kearney, of the United States Ar
my. %a@
= Charles Albert, ex-King of Sardinia.
Madame Recamier, leader Of fashion in Napo-
Icons time.
Madame Catalin, the celebrated vocalist.
Madame Cavaignac, mother of General Cavaig-
nae.
Lady Blessington, literary lady and celebrated
leader of Fashion in England.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-26
Lehish Coal and Navigation Com
paMy.

The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company an
nounce that books are open at the office Of the
Company, and will remain open until the first day
of November next, (unless the required stock is
sooner subscribed) for subscription to the capital
stock of the Company, not to exceed in amount
$4,000 shares, no subscriptions, however, to be
binding unless ten thousand shares are subscribed.
The object of this subscription is the absorption
of the back interest on the common loans, some
$750,00O or rather the conversion of the back in
terest on the common loan in money. and it is be-
lieved, at no distant day, make a dividend on the
stock. There are few works that promise more
profitable future than this. 1t is not only deriving
annually increasing revenues from its works, but
it owns immense coal fields, favorably located.
which it is believed must gradually appreciate and
pay immensely. The shares, the par of which are
$50, are now quoted at % l-2 &c. and the GER
ti6cates Of interest, with one hundred dollars of
which two shares of stock may be bought, are sell
ling at So S. shares and certificates being of about
the same market value. A few days since there
were over $4,000 tons of coal sent to market over
the Lehigh works, and the amount would have ex-
ceeded 10000 tons but for the fact that business
one day was mainly suspended, the workmen be-
ing in attendance on the funeral of one of their
fellow laborers. s.sl -as saua--s 5se.area