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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21
Deaths i'm California.

Private lelers from San Francisco, give The
sloomiesl accounts Of its condition and the
health of The population. One writer says thai
from sixty TO seventy died weekly during The
month of Dec ember, aud that from six to eight
were buried daily al the expense of The city
in default of friends. Many were hopeIessly
sick. Another says he found upon his arrival
there several open graves. containing Two,
three, and four cofins, no grave being closed
until il had received at least two collins
Many of those who had come from The mines
were suffering from misunderstanding life,
says one, by digging clans and muscles upon
the sea shore, and by fishing, finding lodging
at night, perhaps, in The tent ofa friend If not,
in the open street. The Iae fire, by decreas-
ing the number Of buildings at the moment lha,
the population was rapidly increasing, has ad-
ded greatly to the suffering Of this class Of
persons. With this increase of misery comes
also crime.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21
Water Gas.

ltappears by the following, which we copy from
the London Watchman of December 5, l8i9 that
Water Gas can be manufactured with advantage,
and that the town Of Stockport is now lit up with
Gas, manufactured from water, and which is fur
nshed cheap that il bids fair TO furnish consd-
cradle revenue TO the town
The 'waier gas invented by Mr.. Stephen White,
has been introduced into Stockport, with complete
success; some six miles Of piping are laid down,
and the town has been lighted for about fortnight
The gas is stated to be brilliant, while the price is
such with an increase Of consumption, will be
a Substantial income to the town.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

An "anxious father" writes thus "a" What am
to do with my boy He is one Of the worst
unaccoun,ables un s-seals his her s sweermeas; /;
worries cats. dogs. and gIIls fights all The
small boys, plays lruant four days out OF i've.
and threatens to set the house on fire II | DO
not quit ,hrashing HIM" Very dear and al
flced sir, the only remedy that We wo' OF IN
such case, is to have him run over ny wag'
on kicked by horse, or blown up by gsnpow-
der He will ,hen Immediately become hne,
intelligent, interesting. and amiable boy aud
should he not sruvve The operation, you will
have The satisfaction of learning from all the
papers that condole with you, that his loss was
deeply amenled by large circle Of loving and
mourning friends and acqualniances.
Buffalo Erpress.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21
Heavy Powder Blast.

On The new line of canal of the Hudson and
Delaware canal company, now in progress OF
construction in Ulster county, there have been
some large operations in the way OF blasting.
One charge threw out full twenty hundred
yards of rock. by measurement. Another,
more recent, threw out ten per cent, more rock.
The charge in .his case consisted of one hun.
dred kegs. or twenty-five hundred pounds of
powder. Tho conclusion was felt for miles
around. but wilhou. damage, excep, in the shat
,erldg of The glass. Ii is described as like the
shock of small earthquake. Albany Argus,
Feb Ia
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21
CheaD Postage.

Nj Ashman has reported bill in The House
OF Representatives 10 reduce the postage on
letters, weighing half an ounce, to TWO cents,
when prepaid, except letters to Oregon and
California, which shall be charged with 10
cents postage; TO abolish the franking priv
lIege and to provide for The payment of the pos
iage of officers of The Governmen, from The
public treasury. The bill is good, as far as it
goes, but i. should require all letters to be pre-
paid.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

OocToRs AND LAWYERS IN CALIFoNIA.-A
friend writes the New York EaprsSS, that a
very small bed room, upon the outskirts Of The
town, costs him $40 month For an Office 8
by 10 feet he will have TO pay 81 900 month.
He is physician, but says that doctors are flock
ing 10 California by the cargo, and thinks that
he gold pills Of The mines will pay better than
the blue pill of The druggist. We also see it
stated tha. Baltimore bricklayer is a, work
in San Francisco, with Baltimore lawyer car
rylng he hod for him.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21
A Long Train.

train came over the Erie Railroad last Mon
day containing forty nine eight wheei cars all fully
loaded with produce &C. The train was third
of mile in length and is probably the longest train
loading were 200 fat cattle, 400 or 500 sheep, and
and any number oflve and dead hogs, -four, whis-
key, &c. The business Of this road when il reach
es the Lake will only be limited by its capacity
fer doing il.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21
schooImaster abroad again.

In certain bathing house, not a thousand
miles from Phillips beach, is this notice:
People are requested no, 10 anything
tha, are in The bathing house, except The board
ers'
The grammar of The above, is equal to thai
of the menagerie mans:
This, ladies and gentlemen, is The ccsbra-
led baboon, which picks nuts with its tail,
which is its natural food"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

The trial of David c. Knepley, for the mur-
der Of his father, was brought to close In
Harrisburg on Tuesday. The jury retired
about noon and after brief absence brought in
a verdict of not gully, on the ground that the
prisoner was insane. The trial occupied near
Iy TWO weeks, and was conducted ullh great
ability by the counsel on both sides.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

New JERSEY Iron. The ore of iron, called
frankIinite, is found abunGanty in Sussex county,
n. j.. and it is said that the metal produced from
it is of superior quality, requiring much greater
force to sever bar of it than the best Swedish
iron. Besides its extraordinary tenacity, it is
quite malleable, even in castings, and from these
qualities it is thought it will be sought after for
water and gas pipes, in preference TO other quail
ties,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

MARRIAGE WITH DECEASED WIEE's SIS
TER.-The commissioners appointed IN Eng
land to inquire into the propriely OF marriage
with the sister of a deceased wife have report
ed iha. they "fnd, from mass OF evidence.
that marriages of this kind are permitted, by
dlspensalon or Otherwise, in all the continental
States of Europe"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

Boston medical writer says that i. pro.
duces chl-blains, chapped skin, nAamed eyes,
and colds, 10 60 10 The FIRE suddenly when you
are very cold Accustom yourself TO The
warmth by degrees
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

II A Great Fire occurred al New Orleans on
Saturday morning, destroying half a million dollars
worth of property, including the Picayune office
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

Nice.-The Hon Lewis C. Levin, M. c.,
and Henry Warren, have had quite 6gh, in
Washington city. Levin, for some cause or
other, called the latter a scoundrel, prefixed by
an oath, upon which Warren struck Levin,
when hey fought. until parted by friends,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

The Rochester American says the "mys-
ferrous knockings' at Rochester are al length
ascer'alned 10 be caused by the departed spr-
us of The Free Soilers rapping on the Buffalo
Platform.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

Seven American Mechanics were induced
lately by an offer OF high pay TO stop at Cha
gres and put up building. Before ihe build
ing was completed. six of ,he number were
dead The seventh TOOK passage home in tho
Empire Cny. and bIealhed his last the moment
she dropped her anchor in Now York haIbor.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

ANAL COMMissIoNER.-Col. VIM. I. SANDERS
of Harrisburg. formerly of Pottsvile, is recon-
mended by writer in the Harrisburg Telegraph,
as The Wing candidate for Canal Commissioner
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

Maryland. Some sensible member Of the
Legislature has introduced bill providing thai
no application for divorce shall be granted, 10
future. unless public notice has previously been
given in q newspaper
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21
WaShingtOn's Farewell Address.

the original copy.-was sold at public auction, at
the Philadelphia Exchange, on the l2th inst, and
purchased by the Rev. DR.. Boardman for James
Lenox, OF New York, al about 50 500.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

Tia meaneSt man in the world lives in West
Troy. In helping him out OF The river, once,
man tore the collar Of his coat. The mex.
day he sued him for assault and battery
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

The number of Taxablss in Luzerne County
is lO,99I, and the valuation of real aud person
al properly is estimated at S4,s2l.So6 Inc
population. according 10 The number oil 'axaoie'.
10 about 60 900 souls.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

Grizzly bears, weighing 1000 pounds, have
been killed in California, and one recently sold for
1900.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

Notice.--Dr. o. A. JARVIS will deliver the 4th
Lecture Of the SERIES to he given. before the Len
nj Lenape Institute, Tuesday evening, March
5lh. al the Court House in StIoudsburg. Subject
-" Know thyself"
The public respectfully Invited to attend.
S. G.. BURNETT, Sec'y.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

o. GEORGE w. YATES, Esq. has been appoint
ed deputy prosecuting attorney for Northampton
counfy
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

~ The largest Hotel in America has just been
completed in Cincinnati, at cost of S225.ooo
will lodge $50 persons.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

OTThe nomination OF Col Webb as min.
lister to Austria, has been rejected by he Sem
ale.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

There are three things which cannot be made
100 short-and they are visits. pie crust, and
communications" for the papers.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

The Ps"Dsylvsnis canal. will be opened on
tbe T;h " March
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-21

Corn is selling al Macon, Geo, for rs TO 50
cents per bushel, and corn meal 81, so greaI is
tho scarcity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-31

Parties calling themselves Attorneys ior onehai
the People Of Champagne Co. Ohio, caution capt
saHsss against buying the Bonds for s7''ooO' Is
x,ed by the County Commissioners for their sub
scri, tion to the Columbus, Piqua aud Indiana Hall
road Co. They state that the Bonds were issued
without authority oflaw.
Ssles of printing cloths at Providence have been
larger than for several weeks. There has been no
positive change in prices, but the feeling is better
The sales reach A. 45s pieces 4sx4s 70 6sx6s SSi,
~ inches at a to 5ic embracing fair to extra The
<.,.s Of Cotton during the week reach $500 bales
at lii@l5l for Gulf and l4l also for Atlantic
Ports. which is an advlnc over the previous week
The Banks take all the good paper that is offered
AID are glad to get It, There are no operations In
the street
Business has been entirely suspended on the
sosuylAll and Lebigh Canals, since the heavy
fresbet, and the water has been drawn OF
large force Of labogers employed in repairing
the damage, and it viii require two weeks before
they will again be navigable.
By an advertisement in another column, it will
be seen that the Northern Railroad Company call
for proposals for half million Of Seven per Cent
Mortgage Bonds, being the balance of million and
aL.lf Issued under the mortgage. The Bonds are
payable in Eew.YOrk, IN 1882 and bear Coupons,
pay able let April and lst October The mortgage
IL a frat lien on the road and properties coat
ing over three millions Of dollars. The Road sx-
tends from Rouses Poin, to 0gdensburg, and is III
miles in length IS miles ara 10 operation and
doing good basiness. and the remainder VIII be
ready for use 10 October next. Toe present ioso'
IL IL understood, will complete the Road. The
cot Of the Road and eQuipsge will Do soous
1000 per mile. or IS coo per mile less than The
Ratlspe, and s2l 900 less thso The Vermont Cen
trail The Directors in the last annual report state
that the expenditures have been msde IN a pru
dent, judicioas and highly satisfactory manner, aud
that the Road when completed will be one OF the
chespest and one Of the very best contracted
railways In America. very experienced rail
rcso man. who bias been recently travelling over
this route, has published the following remarks
npop ice prospects
On our passage down the 0gde Railroad.
we noticed immense piles OF bosrds stacked by the
ro.dside. These accumulate faster than the road.
uisa its ,resent limited equipment, can move them
svsy. The humber Is dry, sod each tooussnd ("
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-31
DIED.
On Monday July @. WILLIAM HONAY aged IS


On Monday, July 49, WILLIAM HoNAY, aged IS
Jesrs.
his uue al from his late residenc-. 40 Charlton
morning O'Clock II rensius will be sksn Oak iil
Cemetery for ini-Iment
Suddenly, on the morning q he 30lh inst MARGARET
vile Of James Morrison, aged - year.
The fiends Of Tho family and OF bic father Wn Morh-
son, and bro hers David John and William respect
fully invited 10 attend Der funeral from her residence
"a Greene 81 on Wednesday. 3st lest At O'Clock M
Her remains W II be tak-n 10 G. cen WOOL Cemetery
On Tie S0lh mat Mrs. ELIZABETH BOECKEL In the
77lh year OF hersg
The relatives and friends respectfully invited Al.
tend the fgLerE without fuuher invitation, his day
oc och precisely from he residence Of her inaw Da
vid Exam, l72 Csnalsi
On TUESDAY morning. Jolly 80 HENRY C only son Of
John NJ and Mary Ann Beoneu, aged months aud le
dsys.
The relatives and friends Of he family invited
tend bis funeral lhI "wednesday afternoon al O'CLOCK
from the r., idence OF il father, ls4 Chnrch-sI
A. Railway. J. on hOnday, the 29th Of July JOHN
VAN BUREE SOD Of joseph 7 CrowelL a. eli yeus.
Al Schuy erve June n, OF apop exy, congestion OF
The brain. DR.. ORVlLLE q MOTT aged 25 years
He phy sichu u freat promise aud had aresdy
tanned high reputation sstllfu Surgeon and prscu-
TONER bs loss viii be deeply deplorei by Large circle
OF friends and acqusintsnoes Not only will hey m
ffieDo but Physician In whose sktl and ild &
meni they could p the utmost confidence Hs Wa
man OF Brilliant talents and srict Integrity whoss
rendered hum beloved and esteemed By all
that him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-31
spoken. &c.

July 10 lat "a o. Ion 81 40. shp GondAr BAtow, from
Mobile for Liverpool.
Juy 60 al O'Clock AM lat 40 49, lon 10 was seen steam
,hp AlAbuc, ircm hYofk for Liverpool. 200 miles from
Ju,y To- isl47, Ion so w, Br bark Lady Catherine
Baron, I'm Jan ses for London-wss supplied Win bread
nv ,hp Waterloo
Jui, "a ls4 ION 50 40 ship May or Maria (of sash
Me- I'm New YorA for @ asgow, de out-dd not distinct
~ understand The name
iuy ~ n AM lat ~ a. loo SO TO- was sssa stsm,hp
Ailsbc West from Newton for Liverpool going Of 10
fpesyle ..
OHIO from New York Havana aud NOrlears
Juy q Jet 40 TO- Ion es TO- Br brig Emma I'm HsvYort
july e south sbOal BY 50 mllss suE Bay State, fn
a. s6p tor Baltimore
Jub IS 1tss 40, ION II IS sch Val, fm Nsw.YorE for
'Iolv H. isilI 55N loo 81 50 ", ship 81 Peser,burr.
p,nrynsr I'm CALCUTTA for HOresns
jay H. "a Oh shot Keys brig Frances Ellen Haley IN
HAvsrs + Portland
Jaly % 81 BsrDegst och Hamlet Simmer from Prov.
depee fof Phiisoeipns
joy 5 Of Cape Cod, brig Kathleen, Gsr) from Boston
fcy Picfou rs
I1js 81 a he Cape. Of vretris brig Ksls Peuderg.s,
In 6slumcre FIR West indies
Jny 49, IS a. loo 7si snip scsgo, I'm NOhsans for
Liverpool
NO eas foT London.
jay "a lst66 IS ion u o sch Artts from Norsbk for
BsrbsdOes lssk would pui hack
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n 10, conc H.pr,; loos het 70 b be- hrg Wink. ttom

in for Cape Hsurv loos her 10 ts he brig Wing, hom
3, lrmofe for Boston.
s. Native Birdssn Jarrs River. wood
seh RiBhu I'd D-srbosn, n hInDBd '.r.
srh Tuuis Dep-w, Nhte. Jsmes Riser 500, az
srR@ s'rsmeos ssh<re n4.r " q AFTER ni'es ~
Chnch-tesgue J,ght n use She pAint-d hs = "
feo srest re- funnel shs had 4 Dlscr D>l Hsi-i D
Ueen the h<emau and her smoke pipe She nOlslei
= hire ard red signal Al her main nesk
Sch eueh soper Jsmes River wood.
seh = BemelL Decker. Virginia wood
sch " Rsrrpn, LaHtnn York River, wool
sch Belle, Post YOfG htver, VOID
Sch Sincktpn, AiohersOn, fosk River, WOOD
sehH Ven Name Van Nsms Wig ni-, TD',d
SthMuis Kinsslsnd Bsit'as 70 de- c,aL 10 Johnson
alvcer .slh met Of Ahsecnm- m " fNh ms Wa1ef
ssV ne mast % 4 sch stcking " feet o1l OF waller
Sch EsRle. - TtCuastOu lime
Sch Yurluue Conr-y, Th0mss,on, lime.
Sch Bolivar Mitchell Harrington Lumber.
sch Manhattan, Johnson, nschiss Tne vii unlo'd
al West Farms
Sch IIAsc AchOrn Sylvester. ThOnssiDn. lime
Sch Lexington. -, Nschiss spas
ser Superior. Lord, Es~orlh railroad lies
Sch October, Baker, GeOrgeGJ1n hOar, &c, bound 70
Boston.
= n Gertrude Horton. Pendeton. ThOmsso7 Inns.
Sch Elias H HeuieE, GrslL Tnomaslon, lime.
Sch epheLe, - ElwOfh, lumo r.
BELOW-A Swedish brig. Also, ship in the Eastern
Ofhng ~ =.
Also below brigs mUgerv. 1917 I'm Sydney, CD, 6 d.
10 Brsne; Denmark, (of TnOmssonl CA1iz. AZ d. 70
Elwel hrs from Sunderland, EGG, with coal snip
Belmont, Hsvre, ~ dayh
WIND-During The day from WBW
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foaeA arc Social Re9rn N Earope sh1 eco verso week
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Arrived.

Ehip Waterloo, (pfD HAvey, Liverpool June a. mdse,
10 Robert ksrmiI-347 TEssengers
sap TADrsnd. tof TnorSsion) Williams hOrlesns IA
ds, mdse. TO master.
Ship Gertrude We~ks Amsterdam June q, ndse to
o burbut Il Co-27 passengers
BsIf Brunette tof Wa dObOrOl Pre6e San Juan de loo
RemedlOs %, s1sHr, 10 John J Taylor
81 brig Cornwall Oxeli Long island. Bahama 10 d.
saR 70 Dunscomb Cook Len 40 An vessel
Brig Trnxiro, M hsAn Jennie ~ Domingo, July H.
lcRwood, " Halsted ChGmberin. Len no An vessel
lsl iEsl two An fore and A schs going Ia Jere ME-
Brig PslO Ato. nelnyre, of cAmdsnD chariss;on d.
pine lumber 10 Potter of Providence 18Th Inst 10 the
Gulf Stream, saw lArse Quantities ~ naval stores ana
shingles adTA The 10 bound 70 Nevport-pQt 10 tor
orders
Bis -Four Broshers, Berry BAH S da lee.
BIS HasbinReE, PelIegrew, Savannah Is d. logvood,
10 master
Brig American ROss Savannah ds cotton, to Durham
L Dimon
Sch Cokeksno (of Provineeiownl sparss 81 Johns Pr
Set sugar and molsnes. 70 naiusi d Phelps l. Co
Sch hbra Foes lof Hancock, Me,) To0aseo, q ds log
wood, 20 Meant son
Sch enor ioi NOrlsansl gohnson Porto Cabeo hides
snS coffee, TO Hopping eeher
sch sitins 100 Kendall, BsihIaore da coal n Sur
Ret Clshrsn 18th nat bf'y canine v.th n.iu
iossse viih e 'o o. Der fore ard msc IOpu.s staanf
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From our Corre.pordenl.l

PHILADELPHIA, July O-A,rfyed-Steamship Osprey,
Dickinson, Chare.ioo big Alabama, YAtes dao -eil,
Ne; schs Delaware, harding Charleston; Batavia Mat
lhew, Digit Oliver II P-rry Buoker Fail River Sally
Abn Cak Boston, Ceyon York Chslles.ooi orig Acjrn,
Hoves. Boston Cid schs Virginia, Davis Fall kissr;
Bro lsvile Llmebuiner Bangor Ofbt Tory Newbury.
port Batavia, Mathews sOsio1: Oliver II Perry Bunker,
NewburyTort iteAInsr Paaubssut. seymour, NYorr
NEW PORT, JUS -1-.i,TipeG-sNbs Canton. Tap@Z
Bangor; Truxio, Rohbios Bangor for NTorki Sth brig
Lelns ion, Smith Hali1wv; August Slow CnAfssOn FOR
Providence scts Hornet Wells Rondoul for PhlBis pitts
GraLdee Hale Blue Hin for do Bunker Hl Moore Gard
for Eorwich Albro, Worh, Ellsworth for Nswfork;
HSnet Thomas Be fss for New London; Arcade. Co)k,
Calais for hYork; Oregon Bacon, Hao~eil for Ndsv 20;
JOY, Hathaway, DgtOn Tor Phi a1eip la zip, Dart Phil-
bps, Tsunton Tor NYorI; Mary Elizabeth, Davis - for
Providence % h. schs Oxford Ho Wand, Baltimore for
Proyidence Rio Grande lnmsn, PaiadslphG sp Ranger
Davis Somerset for NiofE