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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14
Life at the South.

We know Of no editor in this country who welds
a keener pen than Mrs. SwiSshelm of the Pittsburg
Saturday Visitor. 1t matters little what she touch
es she is not to leave it until it is finished
And woe to the unlucky wight who runs Till
paper, took her 10 due for some remarks not en-
trey complimentary to the ''dvine institution OF
slavery" To this she replies by giving chap,
ter OF her own experience among the "chivalry.'
/ Some few years since, it seems she resided at
Louisville. What she saw and heard there, we
will have her tell after her own way
| "We were young when there, in appearance
not more than eiehteen-had been brought up in a
country village, where we had fancied ourself
somewhat of belle and beauty We had run
wild in the woods, with company, or without, as
suited our fancy, talked philosophy with our beau,
if we had one, or gave him bit Of sugar and bade
him go home, as suited our humor and nobody
questioned our right to do so. We knew nothing
about any city but Pittsburg, and here we some
times went to church, staid very demurely, and
came home with our gallant, if we liked him, or
slipped off in the crowd and went to our lodgings
alone, or with some female friend, without refer
ence to day or night
But when we went South we were enslaved,
imprisoned, fenced up by set of conventional
rules that they told us were the result of their Pc
culiar institution. We dare not 60 to the pump
for drink, if we had to suffer ever so much from
thirst in waiting till the servants came ir. Our
hostess, Kentucky lady of the old school, would
have tied US to the bed post first. We might walk
alone By daylight in any place in the square boun
ded by Market and Walnut sts.. First and Eighth;
but the suburbs, with its beautiful walks groves,
and private residences, was forbidden ground
When the sun was fairly down, we were forbidden
to 90 TO the door without protector or outside Of
this charmed square with one We could not 60
on the street without being stared out of counten-
ance by Kentucky gallantry. Our hostess said it
was because the gentlemen had nothing to do, knew
we were stranger, and looked like grown up
baby. We dare not go to housekeeping and do
our own work, for, oh. lack daisy, white woman
TO work Nobody but the Dutch did that. We
almost wished to be Dutch or to be black or to be
ANYTHING that would make us less ofa slave What
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14
Noble act Of a Girl.

The Baltimore Clipper states that few even
ings since, just after dark young female resid.
ing the railroad near Sykesville, observed that
the rain had caused great part Of the embank-
ment to give way, and entirely cover UP the rail-
road track. Knowing that the train of cars would
pass along in short time, she hastily and alone
procured light, and set to work to remove the
obstruction. In few minutes, however, she
heard the train approaching at fearful rate, and
abandoning her humane effort to clear the track.
she took her station in the middle of the road, and
by waving the light to and fro, succeeded in at
tracing the attention of the engineer, who imme-
diately stopped the engine. In a few moments
more, had not been for the great presence of mind
courage and thoughtfulness OF this young girl, the
whole train might have been dashed to pieces
Her noble conduct is deserving of the higes. re-
ward
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14
Argument List.

NJ H. Jones TO the use OF Henry kosrenba
der, VS.. Peter Jones.
John Keller, VS. Christopher D. Keller
Godffey Greensweig VS.. William Hawk
Adam Hawk. Peter Hawk, Charles Hawk
Peter S. Hawk.
Peter Merwine and George VS.. Melchoir
Barry and Abraham Barry
Martin Place 10 The Of William Brod
head, VS.. Timothy Vanwhy.
Ia The matter of road in Penn Forest town.
ship.
In The matter Of the account of Simeon
Schoonover Commiltee of Benjamin Schoono-
yer Lunalic.
Peter Bu,z and Abraham Bulz, Partners in
business, VS.. Samuel Franiz, Philip Frantz,
Bernard Franlz, Peter Meckes. Joseph Alie-
NOSE and Abraham Buiz partners in business.
In The matter OF The auditors report OF G. Ii
Heaney assignee of Samuel b. keifer
Simeon Schoonover vs. Elizabeth Schoono-
ver
Owen Rice attorney for the Heirs of Joseph
Horseheld. deceased, VS.. Abraham Buzz, Peter
Meckes and Terre Tenants.
Same VS.. Same.
Same VS.. Same.
Lawrence Serfoss vs. Peter L. Serfoss.
Joseph kemmerer 10 The use of John Mer-
vine, vs.. Samuel Spragle and John H. Kun
kle.
Washington Overield, VS.. Timothy Vanwhy,
Margaret Vsnwhy and Elizabeth Fanwhy.
William VanCampen, VS.. Adam Moser.
John Felker rs. Peter WoOdIing.
Michael Klser, We. Jacob Neyhart.
Jacob B. Tee, VS.. Henry Reinhold and Le-
vi George.
Overseers Of the Poor OF Stroud township
VS. the Overseers of the Poor of Hamilton
township.
Orerseers Of the Poor of Stroud township
sppeliees, VS. Overseers of the Poor Of HamIl-
ton township, appellants.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14

During the summer of 1916. corn being
scarce in The upper country, and one of the cit.
lzens being hard pressed for bread. having
worn lhreadbare The hospitality OF his generous
neighbors by his extreme lazlness they thought
i, an act OF charity TO bury him Accordingly.
he was carried towards The place of inerment,
and being met by one Of the ciIizens the fol.
lowing conversation took place:
"Halloo what have you there !"
Poor old Mr.. S."
"Whar are you going TO do with him !"
Bury him."
What is he dead I hadn't heard OF his
death" rf f
No, he is not dead. but he might as we'll
be be has no corn, and 10 TOO lazy 10 work
for any"
THAT is too cruel for cisilizs cd people. III
give him two bushels rather han see him buried
alive"
Mr.. S. raised The cover, and asked in his usual
lone.
"I.s IL s-h.e--l-e- !" 4e
"No. but you can soon shell it,
"D-r.-v-e On boys"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14

(AMERIcAN)
In the land where man is youngest,
On the soil where natures strongest,
Come and see greater glory
Than the old Pine -bender's story
Come and see the city's arms,
Filling forests with alarms
See before the breath of steams,
Space and waste fly like dream:
q Viva labor long live labor,
Strongest scep,re keenest sabre
Chaunt the hymn strike on the tabor,
Liegemen, sing the Song of Labor"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14
MONROE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.

The rate OF Insurance is one dollar on The
thousand dollars insured. after which payment
no subsequen. lax will be levied, except to COW
er actual loss or damage by fire, that may fall
upon members of the company.
The nsl profts arising from interest or 9TH
erwise. will be ascertained yearly, for which
each member in proportion TO his, her, or their
deposite. will have credit 10 the company,
Each insurer in or with The said company will
be a member thereof during the term of his or
her policy. The principle of Mutual Insurance
has been thoroughly tested-has been tried by
the unerring test of experience. and has proved
successful and becoms very popular. II al
fords the greatest securiIy against loss or dam.
age by FIRE, on the most advantageous and
reasonable terms.
Applications for Insurance 10 be made IN
person, or by letters addressed TO
JAMES H. WALTON, Sec'y.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14
Published by Theodore Schoch.

TERMS-Two dollars per annum In advance-TNo dollars
quarter half yand if not paid before the end OF
the year. Two dollars and half Those receive
papers stage drivers employed by the
tor will be charged 81 l-2 cents, per year, extra
No papers discontinued until all arrearages are PAID except
at the option OF the Editor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not exceeding square {sxteen lnes)
viii be inserted three weeks for dollar and twenty-five
cents for every subsequent insertion The charge for and
three insertions the same liberal discount made to yearly
advertisers.
JAl letters addressed to the Editor mus, be postpaid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14
tIRISHMAN,)

QRIsHMAN,)
Ask not me for merry song,
Music flies the lane Of wrong!
By the noble Shannon river,
Wretched land -serfs moan and shiyer--
Whining all day in the city.
Are the partners Woe and Pity
Lordlings think toll don't beseem them.
Though their own sweat might redeem them
Viva Labor long live Labor, &C.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14

YANKEES never commit suicide, becsu,e they
live in hopes Of being elected PresIden, Of ihe
United States!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14

(tRENcHMAN,)
All my France, thy dauntless spirit,
Love of toll doth still inherit,
And no power but armed wrong
Ever yet hath hushed thy song;
In the province, in the street,
Troops of toilers you may meet
Men who make as ligh. OF labor,
AS our minstrel of his tabor,
I" Viva Labor long live Labor, &c.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14

Definition Of darkness--a blind Ethiopian in a
dark cellar at midnight, looking for black cal
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-02-14
Ihe Praise of Labor

10 the tired Tolers ring,
Brother bring your song and tabor,
Poets of all nations, sing,
To-day, hymn of praise to labor:
CHORUS.
viva Labor long live labor,
Strongest sceptre keenest sabre
Ohaunt the Hymn strike on the tabor
Liegemen, sing the Song of Labor"
(GERMAN,)
On the German Rhine banks !,
Have beheld his banners fly,
While the ordered ranks beneath,
Struck stroke at every breath
Sledges on the anvis ringing,
Poets in their gardens singing,
Viva Labor long live Labor, &c.
QTALIAN,)
Where the Arno winding comes,
Under shade of Florence domes-
Where Genoa rises steep,
Growing high the subject deep
Where live Rome and dead Rome dwell.
Like corpse in crypt near Sexton's cell
Through Italaias storied length,
Daily toll and chaunt at even,
The great human song to Heaven:
Viva Labor. long live Labor. &c
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09

nsbmen6 Il oecrdnoter S2iirse mitntheiIeu.
Die 8erhanoluuSen 9ia9en In fd6n(asr
narnlonie pcr itd; alle 8elhIalIe ipnrs
ben einiltmnli9 ait9elcniniell, ca aber Der
8orfesr i'm Gaunsel Der greate fle su ii,ls
terseldnen vsr9aB uno cbne feiuen Namen
bieicIben nidbt pnblisirt weroen f5nnen,
ctuc 9esea parIiomsutarild,es Ssrrfemnasn
su perIiceen, and mir leitbem ben Derrn
gerEBer nidlt pierer sn feben @eleosnbe,t
batten, % fpereeu Die BelhlilTe ebeifens
oer6fentliebt ,psrcen. WsaH telpradl I'D,
| febr anSele9entlih iiter Gin Stiid, tucnlit
bic Bcrifeam9sn er0Tnet merOen foIlen,
uno sntihlCe fleb nad lad, Iaugem 0iip nnb
nerreIiberiren
Eis tisbs eaaselreile III Der fliesn Sin,
| fan,feit
Die ifilIen 6rencen eiiies Ginfeolers,
cine fpcbi9eIunsene traefcmifde Daritels
hing bes eemithlihen pbiIifterlebei,s BON
Widel @dhucreft in brei sIbtbeiIunSer,
gum srfen Male ;i gcbrn, ScbaIo Die
9Rclien belcst uno einifuoirt fno isno BAD
gbeater ben 9sciuigun9ss nno edntsrnnas'
prcceB uters unb teilancen bat, piro cas
publifnm baucn Ia 3enntniB 9eleet irrr'
Den. Sn;wiidben facet Der Sdreiber biefes
su leinen Mpnolc9en iiber Die Greucen Der
ginfamfeit, j. 9. yGiiaS in Der Waife,
6la9en eines freipilIi9en 9erbaunten, Der
einiam girrenbe gauteru {. n" er8etenit
ein. - eofal i'm ,,Shatten fiitler Eens
filn9sart. " Ginsans su cbcner Groe.
Slnfang Der tecInmatorilden llnter1als
trnsen nm haIb sebn llhr abenps. .GhiuB:
spanu cs benz Mueitcric ecnpenirt. Gin>
trittsbilIete iinb sn baben bei alien Grsnns
ben, 8ef0reerern nnb gSnnern tbeatraiis
fder llnterbaltnn9
Sane @mtmntt, Setr.
II
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09


Daraus er9iebt lidj fur Die erftc Warb
Der 9rS6te nuneriid,e, fir bic fiinfte Barc
Der 9r0ete oerbdItniGmd6i9e 3nwaha, ,tno
ein 3ntpad5 Der gefammtbepSlferuns Der
Sfact s,m feds Tanfenb IN spei Elm baIb
Sabren.
8etm 9fiidblide auf cine nidt febr Ians
Sc ger9ansenbeit muB uns Die sessumdr,
ti9e GiuspcbnessabI beinabe fabelbaft err
fheinen. 9acst int Sabre 1884 mar ga
lcucn Suncaa Der cinsi9e susise 9emcbs
ner Der Stact, ODER pie.nebr oes plases,
anf oem bente bic Staot ftebt. SIN Friibs
Iin9e oieles Sahres pnroe bas erlfe Grames,
baus bier erbaut; nnb nod i'm Sabre
1910, atfc ucr ;ehn Sabren, hattie Wails
manfie erif 100 giu,pchner. nente sdbIs
es smansis Ganfeno! Gs pirS
,uobl tpcui9e Stdcte In cen 8r. Staateu
seben, Die fId elmer iclden 3uuabme RIB.
men fOnnen.
SdIieetid, 9eben fpir ncd bic 0fefultate
Der fcds 8clfssdhlun9en, BIC felt Der Gnfs
ifebans Der StaOt in Wail,paufie sorses
=
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
$50 lit Gbriiftan gt6fier?

Gcrfelbc 1T sethrtiS aus Sleu'tact an Der
.0aarb unD fpcbnte3 e3uIeetin europa inGafttlIan,
itabr tei Alts tsSinncrn Sleu. 9DrtuEen. Sursb
einen Brief prn 9eutfeblano srftbren rie nnters
stibnetenSS Shweifern. paB Detitite mad 4merita
atsereitf lei unc ib pabrf1cinih in ,iresao ct.
nein lbeile Der 2tr. Staaten tsfineet. Sa (ie
tefcrst fine, tas CT iisb pieIcidt auf cem titri.
LID auf rem GriesSee rsrtranHfen 9amrffhitf
eSriffitbte tefaMc, 70 erfu4enfie eeen Dlsnfsbcn.
freuir, Der ibnen naeert austunft setcn f6nnte,
hi BON Dlinbeilitn8 ju ,nattn.
4snts II. Mar9arttba @t6ffftr.
Wlan tcliets Su arereiflrsn an Scbn y. Aoams
Canton, Starf Co., ODic.
G Qpe6fltIattsr ,psrttn trfuat ~ ecpiren,
belcneers in 0istp Yrrt uno Buffalo.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
0railt's csnDlaniiebcr
@lt1ltsca1- q Sn1Stai1t .

pat cbns benl strinsisn Shatten prn 3,pei.
frl Nann 40 gcttn febr pirfs btr
fdmiertg Sale ii, sunssnfranfbeiten
sdn;lia 8sbtilt fclobs Satle ,pie nrb nismafs
pct tirosnc siner anrern nlrri,in eebeiit werpsu
tfnc iinp tie fc 8an;tih bcifaunSslrs tparsit, pa
tic Sranfen scn Aerjten unp Sreunben wirt !.
lid. iferbenc erflart ruroea.
or tsiiet alle Die reiniNnpe,l Insensen fsinabe
fc mahtt9 uae tbatis. ais etc 3uttreituns, pelrbe
mir
8raut's Snoianilder9iciili9 @rtract
nenncn unr 10 mir rarin RON b,n rsrfstiepen,
haB or perietirrenc aurere 8srmilbnnsen ent.
balt, welhe eisentbimfi9 an8tms ffen
une unumsdnsItA n5tbis tinb, i'm
Duffen nno Sdyipinofadbt
uno afls Srantbriten rer snnse, frtde GranfGti.
ten bic inter Der 8epobnlihen 8ebancluns Ifsts
70 tyauTi9 cnoeii, tpern lie
Sruff, Sd1lnnp, eauoe nno 0cri
ansrcifsn, -pcaIttdnbis 81 bsilen.
Dieter 8alfam beilt bic vSelnwart an tsr Suns
&c uno irsene,pp fcnif tnncriieb 70 fiebtr unb
leidtials ocr 9icini8unsssG Grtratt Usfh,pnre 1ufs
fsrlih turirt. Dieier @aliam heiit Sale ron
.5uifrn ino @6tpinctldt ails 10, ttabcem ale
anperen Oaittel feblseiaIasen baten.
Ganfenoe bon Shwi,ibfntsfs -TSiIsn
uno 6rrntfben .6uIten be,susen bic unfsbftars
QBirtfamteit fcine unts tsstpcifrltc 0eilfraft uno
linrerneen, beiltncen Gisenfdaffru BET Zen nadD.
fotSenren Sranfbeitcn:
Stnttftpen, tun8en ttuten.
Brntfs unb Sci ttns g hnier5tn,
81 a d. tfdtp cite, nerpcfe 3ufalIe,
Der ttcpftn, Sinotrs Gbcfera,
9urdfan uno rrtbe Nnbr, BET
Ginecrn ttto 9tjabrtti ssnb al u
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09

Aueb merne Id In meiner Amtsffute ia Canton
rom 81. SeFte,ater tis gum 90 Otitmtrr anne
ftno fetn, tlm xaren ven eenti bic Juror niebt be.
jablt baten, einjunebmen. Ale, peldc tief.r Nad5.
ridbt nit cSe leitfen haben ttntctfen 10 bejaber.
5elsenetr @etras II aafjsrtn atsefaaetsn 1ba.
fer fir biffrS 0afsr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09

S6parser unb 9raner Staar Der
pferDe.
Dpttcr .. 9belf befinnet fi6 I'm 8e.
ile cincs Mittels 9essr ben febiparsen unb
aranen G4aar cer pferoe refTen .ositraft
CT in fetner praris ieit ls Wicnats bintansIib
rtrrctfnnc tctpabrt eefancen bat. Jn Der ttsber.
leusune, bag er alien Gt5sntbumeru ptn pfer.
Cen in Bttu8 aif osises Ilsttci errFr Sitnifs 5u
lcitfen pernias. briust Ct GO biermit 5ar 6fentls
den Rance. Wan spiro oabtr pcb tbun, tci ibm
anturufsn. Gr tebaneslt etcnfalls ale anbere
pcrtcmmenec Grantbtiten rer pfsree nit peia
tcffcn Grfrls; tetcncers Scunecr oter Steif.
beit ter pferre fam CT nit 8;ribbeit turi.
rtn, inrem feinr 1Nittcl niht aasin curb feline
graris, tcnccrn ron alien GaAtunoSrn Der gan,
Senelriiiiirtsn 3Ftlt binlanstih erprott iIne.
Gantcn, OFT. H., 1919. 9.b. ..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09

BepOlferun9 ccn Mi lw anfie.
Die slufnahne ees Geuflls unfrer Staet
'rnree mit benz SdluGe Der pcrioen Bede
besnoisf. Cie Sep6lferung Der satBen
Stact betrdat 2O,0s5. @ir laffsn in eis
nsr fleinen gatclIe Die Bertnsiluns tiefsr
8eoSlfcran9 in Gle perftbieoenen Marbs
nnb s'tsleidb einen ger9leid' Der 9esen,pdrs
tisen BepcbnersaM biefrr Barss NIT je,
ner i'm Dcsember 1917 fclgen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
Die Grenton eesenfeitise
EfbelIa=G eraIrberttnga=
Geaellacbaft.
RaDifal 10000 Collars.

" -
Das Ger e5efsafaaft tisaer esi4snfte aa(si-
tise Dsrtrausn &c sab I'M perac0snen Sabrs
tabe an 1000 pelieen ais--bat Is ier ,adolie
se'aatt bic @eriibernn9sanfdte INN 25
vrpgt. 5a Dermin6crn
ano 81 8Isid5 3eit alit Snbatsr ppnpp.
fietn IN ttrtm vrcftt xDetfpebmen
ta fafftn.
Jfrtr, her fur ben ja ffrfs ieiAt mSsii1t,s SaA
sinfs riSsliden ltDes 8essn Nt5ablune einsr
anffer 4 9srin8en @unllnr bic Gsini3tn
Dor Mlansel ,u fhasen, ibntn sin babfsbts Gin.
tcmmen ~ iidbern ,pinfdt, fplte lib ibre pclirsn
perfbaffen.
9lasere Anstnnft gitt yer tar5iid ernannte
iinttrieiAntte Asemt Der Defsnibaft init ,pslbem
alle unfsrbapclunasD In ptutidber @prahe
ssrfc8tn iperfen t6nntn.
MfnfTlon, 8. .. nurlbuts Office.
Gftp Ircfcl,
N8tnt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09

Grbrbun0 ycn Grbfhaftss Sd,idttbeils-
iinc fcnifiaen aus benz a!tcn 0dttrIanoe
sli criparfenben Geiocra,
pie iiterbaitpt fammtlid5e III rice Sad ftfa9tnre
Ueibafts auf bens ttirjtifsn tlne littsllen 2rs8e
Su tetcsstn.
Ma af5iticn, Office ses aercfaten
>. 3. 6nrlbnt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09

wW%
Gineinati,tp Dnt4prsnl
DliausiG
5Oeis
Banf prng infiilnatI
- lptiBmatIsrGa.
iiaL0o, : MsIanlis
GrpsrtiilS 80. In
Grnneant t.Qserf.
Cincinnati Stant.
Orrsss 1920 bio
g taatstanf .. Dbip
ale 3weiSr par
Gtrcelrilie aiteBt.p. PAR
= (neie) ectr.
GlerslanD .Bant 5eis
1biiiirttbe - PAR
Oarniltcn l0pis
Ueausa ~ lais
maNillcn - par
Wcctfer - 70nis
1enia - par
-
Saurustp - 50siS
Ncrtpalt - 50eis
Waristta ~ lois
Ucun!p!eafant = Iris
3amssrtile - lris
Nclinrnt . Ibis
GitpHant, 0clumtns rar
Canal - Cleveland par
0tiHfril far
Qolumtiana. rar
0ciiirreials Iant y. 4
Safe Grit 5cis
0ciiiereiai. liant ,.
@cioto 2eisI
Gaptcn par
Sarmtrstt. .Gantrn 60cis
Sarmtr II. Me6anies
pen Stenbenrillr rar
Jrdntlin, 0plnnibrs rar
Srantiin, GAINESVILLE par
UrarrilIe SORTS,
Santalfer l0nts
Mnsfiu 1tiiii. rat
@anrustp 0itp. par
Geneea County. par
lfrbana Sorts
Wcitern Nelerps par
ObipS @erir 7cis
Ohio 0anal0hcts 5ris
8all,rpM - Stcil>
teni iAe-nei,e Snt
ron GirtIcrille -
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1nicn--Dtis uiio
2lrnctrs Grhan9t
Gbcet -3anaItant
hi Wlicrlctrwn -
Gcnfcl Bant 90.
lit Qinf.-Satmers
gSant in YepSa.
Itm- Camiltcn II.
9lcBr. Dian Co.
Seftr(cn 8anf--
Sirt.ano &ceietp
- 0laumce Snin.
ranee - Misnrrt
SallsManuf-Cw
Greet - Drrbans
Smtfitat. -leas.
btn9tcn Bant -
-anesriile Canal 8ctr
@annnstp Tap -
NrantIin GiIt0o.
0ctpen0c -Dbio
Nails Ncao Co.
WtanDattaii $ts
tailcn 0liami8f.
Gc.-0cau8a sSn
- German Sant
of 2brrifer { 8srf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09

Renturkp.
@elrsnte 0,anrsn par
.Tnufana.
@taafsts. II. 3meise rar
Grsban5e Banf iis
JneiAnapelis 9str,
Nem2Itanp Snfilr. 5cis
Gtaatsitrir r.'40 35prem
% rrcj. lOcis
Tlltnofs.
PANT rrn Jllincis 75nis
2taatstant .d6rie
Mfcbfpan.
Wiicbi3an8 8taatstt.
in Detroit 5cis
Tarl,l. it.Dacsbanits
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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-05-31
The Largest and Best
STOCK OF DRUGS!

liver brought to WapeIlo county, or
IL the Des MONIES Valley, has Just been
opened by GALINGER & SNoDGRAss s., and as
they were purchased in the Eastern markets
at reduced prices, they feel confident that
they can sell them as Low if not LOWER
at WHOLESALE or RETAIL than they can be
bought this side of the Mississippi
Among the many articles added to our
already large stock are the following:
Quinine, Sulph. Morphine, Opium, Can
tharldes, Cream Tartar, Tart. Acid, Roch-
ellie Salts, EPSON Salts. African CAYENNE.
lar. Enetic, Bayberry, Sassafras Bark. Gum
Myrrh, Rhubarb, Spanish Saffron, Carle-
mon Seed, Sugar Lead, Peruv. Bark, Cor.
Sublimate, Carb. Ammonia, Chloroform,
Sarsaparilla Bark. Ergot, Aqua Ammonia,
Balsam Copavia, Sweet Spts. Nitre, Sulph.
Ether, Prussic Acid.
ExTRAcrs.-Jalap, Colycynth Compound,
Bark, Gentian, Dandelion, Henbane, Wolf
Bane, Butternut, Belladona, Cicuta, Stra-
monium.
OiLs.-Peppermint, Cinnamon, Penny
Royal, Juniper, Cedar, Sassafras, Annis Or
eganum, Hcmlock, Spruce, Black Pepper,
and many other articles too tedious to men
ton.
PATENT MEDICINES. Family Med
icines, Farell's, Moffat's, Wright's, Ander-
sons, Brandreth's, Thompson's, Hebrew
Plaster, Christie's Renowned Galvanic Re-
needles, Loree's Ohio Liniment, Smiths
Tonic Syrup, Wistar's Balsam, Rogers Xiv
erwort and Tar.
Surgical and Dental Instruments in cases,
Syringes, Glassware, &C.
ALSO:
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, varnishes, Paint
Brushes, and everything else anybody can
think of or wants
The attention Of Physicians and the pub
lie are called to our stock, as we are sure
we can furnish them with the best of ar
ticles at fair prices.
Orders from distance attended to with
dispatch aud care.
Prescriptions filled at all hours of the
day or night.
GALINGER SNODGRASS.
May Goth, 1850.