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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-24
go Mcchanics, Inventors and Manu-
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-24

A great variety Of Toys on hand and for sale
cheap al The variety store of
JOHN III MELICK.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-24

MANAGERS.
Jacob Goeiz Michael Fl Drehel
John Ednger jacob Frederick
James H. Walton George B. Keller
Edward Posien Peter Shaw
Roberr Boys John Miller
Richard s. Staples jacob Shoemaker
Balsar FeIherman
JACOB GOETZ, President.
JAMES II. WaIon, Treasurer.
Stroudsburg, January 81, 1850
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-24
Raising Blood

And Consumption, pam in the side and night
s,oeots, Asthma, WhOopjng Cough, palpita-
lion Of the heart, Ltuer complaint, Bronchitis,
And all diseases of The throat, lungs and liver,
cured by sherman's ALI Healing Balsam
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-24
MOFFAT'S
Life Pills and Phoenix BitterS.

These Medicines have now been before the
public for period of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained hlgh charac-
ter in almost every part OF the giooe LOT tneir eA-
.eaard;narv and immediate power Of restoring per-
60 ba,ltI to persons suffering under nearly every
"a disease to which the human frame is liable
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-10-24

n B. Open from O'Clock A M 10 10 P. NJ
April %, 1850 I'm
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
Married agains his VIII.

Sir WALTER SCoTT used to relate the
following curious anecd te
My cousin Watty was a midshipman
some forty years ago in a ship at Pors-
mouth. He and two other Companions had
gone on shore, aud had overstayed their
leive, spent all their money, and ran up an
immense bill at tavern on the Point. Inc
ship made the slgnt for sailing out lneIr
landiady answered:
No gentlemen, you shall not escape
until you pay your reckoning" aud she ac-
companied her words by appropriate actions
and placed them und the tender mercles
of sufficient number of bailIifs. They felt
that they were III scrape, aud pelltloned
very hard to be released.
"No. no." said Mrs QuckIey 81 must
be satisfied in some way or other You
must be aware that you will De TOTALLY rum.
ed if you don't 1et on board III time F"
The sailors made long faces, and CON-
fessed that 1t was true.
"Wel," said she, "I'll give you one
chance. | am 50 cIrcumstanced here that
cannot carry On business rs single wo-
man and | must contrve somehow to have
a husblnd-Or at all events, | must be able
to produce marriage Certificate and
therefore, the onis terms Oh which You shall
all three have leave To go on board to-Inor.
row is, that one Of YOU consent to marry
me- don't care a snap which il is, but
one Of you III have. or else QUIZ all three
goto jail, and jour ship sails without youW
The vIrago was not to lie pacIhed, and
the poor youths, left to themselves, agreed
af er time to draw lots, and it happeuedt0
fall ON my cousin. No time was lost, and
off they marched to church The bride on
returning gave them Substantial dinner,
and several bottles of wine apiece, aud
having tumbled them into wherry, sent
them of
The ship sailed, and the yonng men scru-
pulously adhea. ed To the oath Of secrecy
that had been made previously to drawing
lots.
The bride merely wanted to be married,
and was the first 10 propose an eternal sep
aration.
Some months after, at Jamaca, file Of
papers reached the mIdshipmans berth, and
Walty, who was observed Ia be hooking
over them, carelessIy reading an account
ola rohb. ~ and murder at Portsmouth,
suddenly jumped up, forgetting in his
ecstacy his oath of secrecy, and cried out.
Thank Heaven, my wife is hanged.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
Extract from a Letter.
Competence and Health

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct ~, le47
"MY DEAR Sra; know you will have the kind
ness u bear with me in encroaching npon your time
while acknowledge lin behalf of nv self and wife)
the obligations feel ourselves under To Won in hav-
ing made known certain matters. contained in vOur
most invaluable Married W oman's Private Medical
Companion 1t has been worth its weight in gold
to me- II express myself rather warmly, Won will
see that can moi do so too warmly. when inform
you of the axent to which have, through it. been
benefited. will state my situation when ohtained
yonr book through the meres curiosity | look npon
it as one of the most fortunate events of nv life
had been married some ten yeas, and the father
81 seven children. was long struggling increasingly
to the end that might gain moderate rr lpetpncy
but the results of my utmost exertlnns o ne end efi
me- about where was at the herinnir " each wear,
and that only, with the most stintea economy, arf.
cling with barely the nccessariea RI tie FINALLY, this
constant effort was beginning - ave its effect upOn
my health: felt less capable 20 endure its rontinu.
ance, while felt the Necessary of perseverance,
This constant, unceasing struggle on my part was
imperative in consequence Of the prostroted cuudi-
on OF my wife with occasional intermissiOn) for six
years mich of the time confined TO her bed and Of
course incapable Of taking the charge and manage
ment OF household affairs Her condition arose from
,anses oi which ! was Ignorant Oh! what w0nld
have given had the six years TO live over again
What would my wife have given to have been spared
the long days and still longer nights pTnstrate on
bed of sickness all Of which would have been
avoided, had then seen copy Of 'THE N ,ERiED
WOMAN's PRIvATE MEDICAL CoHPASloN.'r
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
WASHlN1 MALE Easy
Or hoc ln Wash Clothes Without MachimS,
H.'of cards 0, Pounding Barrels, Rubbing
Unnecessary
EY MADAME BEAVELT,

Srenh diiioa hnprorcd- The Most Popu'd'
wOrk ever prmtcf , CO copies sold in Sir
Months.
VENllS work really the most 1srf II TO HOnsrkeepers o.
u any uher sl II PLAIN instructions ahht
Laundry matters, TINT ennbes one person IT, do large lam
ly wasn! very short TIN without using ponnu' r.
ubh-rs, hines acids, p nne, ammonia, canlienr
or iIrr tf;nsvt articles. furnishes all washing day
Troubles" dn,, u.k the dreaded day Of suds an'
SOD iug pl"isln any. 1t improves the appearance
mtl r. 10 r'nIcr tn"a whit a. SHOW tears "f no bu'
TONS skhning Of fingers, rqres M hard laboT, ANA
save Ill wta AID ar Tine punphlt also nNtrntls pei
SONS how IL wa,h tALlCoES or cotton plints WlTHOUl
FADING A,sulpw ~ make starch, ~ clear starch Ia
es, camhrcs. tnd how T. no them IN the FkEN' u
style. ASn. reruv" telvets, clean kid gliNes, r.
M We mtldcW rOml grease spots. etc. ETC. 1hrSe a
be grtalr aud lnah chemical dIScov' rIe< Ct IN
My mrud adapted by all the large hotels, lan'i!
est hslm first tallirs, ttr., ETC. he u
stricun nr % pan urnt eau mi'tak. them The art
C used all sal agreeab rheap, and ran be 0htaih'
nNWll'r "a fN cents. Wy plan Is the CHEAPES'
AND BEST IN THE WORLD,
Tn. work -lt hl in,4i ~ staled envelopes ut sinai
fe' postage Prize only 81 90 PR copy Read the m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
Dean Swifts Haired Of E'cppery.

Dean Swift was Il great enemy 10 extrav-
agance III dress, and particularly t" that dis
tlnctlve oStenlall0n IN The mddllng classes,
which led them to make an appe rance a.
buVe their Condition IN life OF his mode
of reprovlng this folly III those persons Tor
whom he had an esteem, the (,ll"wIng III
stances mas been recorded
When George Faulkner, the prrn,er, re-
turned from London where he Fad been 50.
lic!tlng subscriptions for his edition ii
the Dein'S works. he went To pay his re-
specrs 10 him, dressed in laced uaiScoat.
bag wig ond other topperles Swift re-
ceived him with the Same ceremonies as #
he had been a stranger. And prd, SIR"
said he "what are your comm tnds with
me p
81 thought it was my duty, SIR" replied
George, To wal! on you Immediately on
my arrival from I.oudon." "Pray, SIR. who
are you George Faulkner the printer,
sir" "You George Faulkner the printer
why you are the most lmpndenl, bArelaced
scouudrel of an mposter have ever met
with? George Faulkner is PLAN, sober
citizen. aud would never trick himself out
in Lace, and other fnpperies Ger you
gone, you rascal, or will immediately
send y"n 10 the house OF correctun,"
Away went George AS FIST as he could,
and having changed his dress he returned
to the Deanery where he was received with
the greatest cordially My friend George,"
says The Dean, " am glad to see you re-
turned safe from London. Why, here has
been an lnpudent fellow with me jast now,
DRESSED in IA laced waIstcou, and lie would
fam pass himself off for u, but soon sent
him away with flea in his ear"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
A Sharp Cut.

D. w. C. Clark, of the Free Press, in
writing home from Montpelier, in relation
to the bill for repeaIing the faculty tax, the
past session, said "rhe reasons in favor of
repeaIing the law ars are supposed to have
derived great weight from the arguments Of
the Lawyers and Doctors in The eglSla-
ture which were gener II y admitted to
exclude any reasonable showing Of taxable
"facuIty"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28

u The following beautiful lines aI'-
pear in an English paper about The 'Iu'e
that Jenny LiHd sailed for thu country =
TO THE ATLANTIC WAVES.
Be still We winds. be hnshed thou roaring sea-
We trust our brightest jewel INIT thee;
IL faith and hope we give her {" thy care -
Be thou nursing mother unto her
o. rork her gently on thy moving breast,
And bear her quickly To the expecting est
And Gud be with her as she goes along
God bless sweet Jenny Lind, the child OF song
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
10 tIIe Public.

Having # late associated ninsttIing brethren who
laboring under Pulmonary difficulties and knowing
this the lot Of such dhcnlties ana the public
generally have but little confidence in pate mt medicines,
deem ii my duty to state few facts touching mp Cwn case
believing they vii bt Of public utility For 'me years
past have been afflicted witt disease Of The lungs,
casoning afsenes nUeness, and pain thINug III. c sa
and at tunes difficulty Of breathing. During The past win,
ter IT had arrive at that slagr that found mlht 'usEno
my ministerial abUrs unless cunld obtain Telti vince
considered doubtful, having tired several physicians pro-
sCrPons without any benefit Stating MY convictions to
Of my friends, they persuaded me to use hunters
Pulmonary Balsam Cough syrup. had 30 little faith in
these medicines that shond not have procured II had not
the mry been by the person. hU made the request.
call on Curtis d Co., no lec"IhnlI need llt above
named alsa and the Indan dyspepsia Pills. to be- taken
in connection with t. uAeJ them with coed success
That my friends astOnishrd. have not enjoy ed so
good health iOT years now do. therefore let iR
Ia give my name To the public together NTH my advice TO
those afflicted with coughs colds and lung complaints to
try the iia~am aud Pills.
Collins & Pierce, Wholesale and retail agents Montpelier,
VI, y. e. HnrChinS, Waerbury-D. w Aiken, Barrel.
Hooker, Pldin6rld-E b. Putnam Msrshfrld-E. Perry &
Co., Cabut-N. 2, k,dderG Co.,, lily depark-H NJ Villas
J"hnson-D. Gilbrctl, hionNtuwn-H. Montgomery, Hard
wick. 3Uly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
Interesting to Mothers.
Pleasant 10 the TASTE, and Sure and Sqte IN it,
Operation.
AMERICAN VERMIFUCE.

This article is oftrd t. III, public with entire confidence
as being perfectly safe " all Tor it Chden OF
ad It's, aud is heleetou he the n destroyer
Of wuIns If all descriptions. Much Of The disagrteabIe
and nauseaing taste which render UthtI V,Imfuees
difficult Ia administer to CHI ren, ded The Ami III
can NeTmifge thousands perish by wUIDs ithCu the
real cause being MISUNDERSTANDING other itt
the sickness, until It aie taCh and tho
cause.
There is disease that produces much disturbance in
the system worms They have hern known IL pr GUce
Pnrisy, Dsntsy, Venting, Fever, Dnpsy ,tht brain,
spismidc Coughs, etc., etc
Thi, ucfp was received through me e the hest Itysi-
clans in New iuk aud ttthr quantity Lave std,
we have known failure. We have knew il to
bring aw ay Ict> Of WORMS ntn he Pin TN Il the lag
est Szc amer other VeImfu6, have entirely failed.
CURTIS Il PEI KIM, druggists, Bangor, Me-, are the
stle pIUptrtl RS # the AMEkIt AN NEhMlI GE, by
whom II IL sold husae and reIaiIalsU hy then Pgehis
Price ~ CTS per hOille.
Cabins and Pier wholesale and retail agents. Monipe-
lel, VI and by druggists and medicine dealers generally,
thTuuGhOu the State. 30ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
Fame.

WARS Fame ? ask. l. it to live in story,
That after days may euloglz' Thy deed,
Blazing along The line with furnished glory,
Bragging ofgreatneSs lonG since gone /" seed
Is it to raise chur II, or found II ,olIrge,
That ages hence, hen tnnson'+ arts decay.
From deep in earth long Ind from human kn"wl
edge,
Thy name once more turns up To light ofday:
Is i TO fix thy mark where centuri's' s"rges
Wage ureess wars on its undy ing line,
When from their rllny bllows i encrpes
And sparkles with a Iadmnce dVme?
climbed hill tor iane the way GONE it,"
And writ my name in granc on Its summit.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28

~ A Sam Patch has appeared in Eug,
land, whose telts surptss those Of his Illus
trious predecessor. The sub 'qneous prod
igy Ieaped into The water from an eIeva,
tion Of eighty ieet, with palf # boots in
his hand, which he succeeded III putting on
before he came to the ce
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
Improveme t in Housekeeping.

WArERTox, Va. July %, 1850
"Iam very much pleased with ytur plan ,fWushIng, and
should Ike IN see in neral as gr AT ,mprv nienI
In lullseke ping" VIM HELEN
Thousands lave tried il and could be hamed, mt space
is too costly in this paptr IL add NOR.
To avoid In titin and umtifils. he sl tn direct
your letters 10 Madame BEAVEL1 Pat N LNundress, 40
Ann street, Nrw Y,k Post &c pa d, and the ramphlet
will lie forward d Nv III uext NAL. Thousands are
by mail every mouth n, person can u this work with
out written authority fl IN tn l"i'r # the Copyngt-
yertisen,nt in '' 4O3m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28

~ Curious eprtaph Ii tie church.yard
of MoretoII-ln Marsh:
Here lies the bones of Richard Lnwton,
" hose death, alas was strangely brought on;
Trying one day his corns 10 no" rf.
The razor slipped and cut his tie off;
His ne, or raIer what II grew 10,
An inflammation quickly tie" 10,
Which took alas TO mo.thca'Iun
And was the cause OF X ch,rd'> dy ng.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
Clergy men Recommend 1t.

Madame Beavth:-
s.nr weeks since ] rrcriv. one If yeur pumph L.
and tried plan tOr satisfaction. also gave one 4
our uy nvglb,s, VIM as i"g' wash. - H. the pre-
paraliun, and she WaspcrlectlS Il ighltd with IT,"
Rev. HENRY BOWEN.
HArANA, Mason Co., ILL, Aug. Is, 1850.
Madame We uve tr ed Your y ten + easy wash.
ing ana had 1t to dow well. We think All III ike Ia ad,pi
itn Rev. SAMUEL SMITH. ,
Rev. ". LLSN ORR H.
'PHNGFIEFD, Quo, Aug. "a, 1850.
al hav, rirdy,H syst If easy washing, aud iud it
10 be all YOU recoma nd ' RUb'I REID.
ANNIvILLE, PISS :. June S, 1850.
We have tri 70 rce p for washing, aud It has met
our mOst sangninl tXpeclaOns We must admit that Ills
most valuable raCeiP" WI. AShMEAD,
JOHN HEAN Jr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
CAUTION.

To avoid IMPnslrIoN it will he necessary to sss
that
Hr. James R. ChiIiOn'S Certificate
vol the SIGNATURE of DR.. s. p. Town
sand, is on the outside wrapper of each bottle,
SOLD BY ALL THE .
Principal Druggists and Country Merchants
throughout the United States, Canadas, etc.
PROPRIETORS' OFFICE,
So NASSAU STREET.
In the building formerly occupied by south Baptist
Church, New York
fur 'nlc IN Nj ntpel' ut Wholesale, by Redfed Gran
MS, ana nj rttaIl by Collins n Ilrce. Ju CHI: 6m25
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
BOARD OF FINANCE.
EDMUND WESTON, HOMER W HEAToN.
JUIIUS Y. DEWEY.
Medical Examiner, JULIUS Y. DEWEY, N. q.
Consulting Physician, FRED w. ADAMS, MD,
Secretary. JAMES T. THURSTON.

NJ We invite the attention of the public to the prinei.
pies of this Company. It's Cnarer is liberal and Irnishss
advantages 10 thas wishing come insured equal IL
not superior to any other company In the Union.
II Is lnrnted in HsAL7HY CLIMATE, neOpe Of
vigorous constitution, aud fixed and regular habits For
these lis will he the EcoNoNv Of liz
management GREAEH ItS investments i'll be SAFER Its
business directed with grelr PRuDE nee aud ENERGY All
the o r. at The end ofrvey five years will be put to the
credit Of the Life p Iifies
As VERMONT in tittion il has PECULIAR claims to the
patronage If the people Of the State.
OcT Persons wi hing Insurance with this Cnmpany will
be furnished with forms Of application by applying To the
oGiss efths Company, or to any Of its Agents ly-si
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
THE HAIR.
RECOMMENDATION.

VI ~ foRr,mourH, sept. 80 leio.
Mr. J. P Morse, Agent for WHITES 'ar Rs'tonlve,
Dear SirI deem INV duty t. state som ,leiS s"g
Year. ago nfler s A. sic kness my wiie lost nl Ut
herhair the scalp nopear die ased aud the mar grew
out hrash uneven, About year ago ny ah",%t ~, 81
long time there n o,narrIv no action the scalp AZ
te' varvus appcltiras was ndured to Try Inc an,ve
mentioned Rest rw and new, a ~" se - an% ,e% ",
bottles hrr hair has awn ont ms ~ cS a. no lime
have been afflicted with neuralCc and other pa Us W wy
head and have fund the hest external re.nru y, ma,n
eye tired can, Therefore, che ral n, ME- '" we,
seen. Most respectfully yours,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
From a Physician.
rum IhYNC'HH.
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES,
DISTRACTIONS, IRREGULARITIES &C

OBS hoCIIoNs, IRREGULARITIES, &C.
How many suffering from obstruction or irreg-
ularities peculiar to the female system, which IN
derni.e their health the effects of which they are
ignorsnt or whrh their de!icncy GDrhids seeking
medical ADVICE How many suffer from fgolopsSs
ute,I falling Of the Womb from "or-olbas WEAK.
ness debility &c, DC How many are in constant
agony for many months preceding confinement How
many have difficult il not dangerous deliveries aud
whose lives are jeoparded during such time will lind
in its pages the means OF prevention, ameliOraon,
and relief
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
WHY DON'T YOU TRY n !

Read the following statement of factsIhruw away Your
old preudicts aud the above question according TO
cOnlmun sense an d asOu, ana ytu will nv il.
MesrS. Curtis NChuls-FuT two YEAR past have heen
entirely Frustrated with The Rheumatism bath my knees
swtlIed to their original Ian e, bunch came cut
on my breast b"nc peOIng like part the bone thrown
out Another bone was thrown ~ ms wrist IN shnrt
endured the mast excluCatnR pain for nearly et
obtained the best M ecal attendance the country R I'd
ed and tried nj number If me CiRes
without the least henetl o. alienation, when bad the
prepared by Messrs Curtis aud Perkins, Of Bangor saR
after taking II fund could nspis and Tie
pain become less viLent have continued 10 take IL and
apply ext rnally, until have used eight bottles be-
eve II l. the best article tn the ord iuT Rhe matism
have also used fr choc pains in the sOm cb, and al.
ways tonne immediate relief.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
JOHN BUCKNAM.

In addion the abOve have eerii6cates fl, m Eer
son" q the highest cabl'iy all the county Who
have been cured Of bilious chronic eEmp in the sh Heh
ard lmbs scarlet rash throat in adults 0, then
spalns and bruises the most stubborn taeeS Tt Es
,o'e rco and burns extracting the Ere At uDce and civ
ing immediate reii, I from tsin.' ~ y 49, 49, -
Re particular I" call for Curtis and Perkins CrsmPssa
Pain kiel-a others bearing this NJ, cCprtift its
For sale wholesale and retail BY Cunsa PeAius Pan&
sOr, Maine.
Collins and Pierce, wholesale and retsll hOdpeieT VI
and by druggists and medicine dealers generally thuEh
out the State. S0ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-11-28
Ladies' Like It.

East WAREHAM, Mass, May 90, 1880
al have tried volt metI,d # washing, and very
much ri ased with II is better than eApe,itd Onat
count If d. dith Elu been unable ii my fanny wash
ing until procured A"r re- Ian. New d, with
| recommended yuufklan IL all my nelehhGrs."
Mrs. RUFUS l.. HOLMES.
SoMERs PorNT, n. j., May IL le5O.
{" have tried yOlsI st ofwa-hng, and am ptrf ctIl
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