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ArfiSfS---ArtIsfs!

DAVID SCOTT, JR, g. co. have on hand and are
IL santy receiving extensive assortment of Artists
COLoRS, CANVASS, BRUSHES, PALLETS, PALLET
KNIVES, etc, wholesale ard retail, at
No. 243 MAIN STREET,
M30dw6w LIST door south of CIRCUITS Bookstore
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Artists TOOIs and COIOrs,

COMPLETE assortment of the above always hand
N and for sale, SAMUEL G. WHITE, Druggist.
No "a Washington So. near Western R. Depot.
Feb. 81, dw4m
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Z III. ELWELL & co.
SNsE manufacturers.

SWsE Observation-Disclosures
No 90 Exchange-st., Worcester, Mass.
SAWS of KINDS, and of every description kept hand
and madet order Wood-saw FRAMES and Hand saw
HANDLES kept constantly on hand. SAWS of all
kinds, Retoothed Set, Filed and put in the
best Of running order.
SAWS of ALL KINDS that have kinks twists, joints
broken backs got and warranted good
e. NJ H. having long worked at Saw Making, understands
every branch Of the business confident pleasing
patrons. EMERSON Nj ELWELL,
Sept IL diff AMOS l.. DOANE.
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FOR SALE,

- THE HOUSE and LOT at No. Washington
fs,N Square. For further information inquire nj the
.Asssk&u premises. DIFF March Is
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POTASH,

or superior quality, just received and for sale by
" DEXTER & STONE,
March ii. diff Southbrdge-s
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Olive Oil.

FRESH lot just received and for sale wholesale and
n tail by LEWIS T. LAZELI, Apothecary,
M26dwlwis pol Main-st doors north Am. House
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Cooking Ranges,

A NEW and beauliiul pattern Cooking RANGE tn
"A most convenient economical, and cheapest in IN
market, for sale by RICHARDSON i LORING.
July II. distf 70 Main St,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-11-07

=, ,,,l ,,.,,r -, ,,, ,Ir ,,, i,,cI Icnn and bake
rhs - b, sufficient broadcast Tor hull a
,Iozsn
VERMONT / SiAi T. fI\iHtN'
Thn ,cnort is more satisfactory than Ns0a
f,,,c;,I, rrrsilrrrd luis sad 10 see, how |
,.yc, tho evidence oi an uctca.c OF crimG.
Lyrcrdj,,ifes car end. Sept, |, 1850
$G@iI oil
Eprrip;s. G,lU' w
---
+ GLANCE against lhe Prison. Sill o.
IrsooDs-Scph /, '+9, o.; received "nT'"&
iae year ~; 80 "'s''1' sV" 49, "'''''
''n' ~ ''I.' ,' .h,,,, 60 000 over assets,
''''. ,.a,',,,,,a,i,,,-,y ,y ;n,crcs, The
~" "'"'I'I cur,rn, exrcnscs,
''','' WV -" ,,sn,,lln cram! ln hone
w. q" ""' 'Io Wv @ u,lv more than ,nAt to paw
The drbt 'M'''ec to Gre,'"'S al" So" ,",,
"m' ca" '"o' ''"T ,,,,L.,n. we '',''' " nv '' "
F'''F "'o''-- - '"'' ''"' r.;o
-,,v Hummelshine, .lou,3 he q .ourco of revenue
o,a,. ..lin v.,ror, Similar "Ius,itu.
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'""' '"po'' bo made TO support ''s''' WI"
oar vhig tinaAcicrs explain,
NeY. i.'' J".i"0 "i tue u"''''S'''''' i''i ''s'''
%, '''' y''' "''| '.I11 ''9 @'''' M ,r,, n",rr
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.csiIenrc. hls horse became partially urmano--
gcubIe, and kI,k,ng the dash board from TIE
In ',' n',,r r@''or ,l,ch ". ,crrc, to saw has
n.,,,.. ,,,,an,;,,,d hin, Sins DaIuu who was
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-11-07

,,;,n ,,psce rr,,u ,hr tlInS 10 the Courier ana
r.,., 49, r,,.;,y,,,ho ALIAS Tho cause is
,,,iy,ol,r 4 !. on and euc-
G..nI h,l,s c,o.rr.,ion in the prcsi. I
l.,,;ol ,,oc,ior o(,42. and ia fruits are now
bcn, rc,I;zcd The rorthcru branch of The
.,lir .rq,,y, headed by Mr.. Fmue, Wiin ak
their ,rroyiso. anti slayeryprclousjons cou.cnt.
ed as ,!c only hope cf success, to accept the
nominee crrIic rro.avc5y, south, TO head lhrjr
ticker, |, was done wih mauy WY faces tud
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and rs the t'rII'"IIa! q"o5''h was me 'hY
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/ al ana wen ti.al opinion W lS iildCFu Bc"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-11-07

Jesse T.. Dow, the Poet ard political writer
died at Washington ON the 21d Of Oct,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-11-07
(%G1U3GRI l. Y MAN,

= ~ - ~ l. a E@ IA ~ x AAS
At the old stand
EE@UUE1 G# E|Eal'G1, EgGVllEs,
HAS s,t received, and has on hol large supply OF
Y 81 iuaia Goods and Groceries,
,ou, Nails, Glass, Tu,A', Island sa Trapan, do. lw-
~qoo and toaso iiock do, Ground hoel do and Sacks
ol ln crpeol .nr do LARD of - lbs each, II
coon ARTICLE.
4 LARGE AND G9lEN9,D ASSORTMENT
7!l~~,-tG- Gg'.@.: 52-!1@=,
Among which may be found large variety Of Mortice
LocNs and Latchos, with iimcl Knots and othc
] Locls and Iaa'cu,l, Io Doors Window and Blind
iUe,Wrr., with inc'mc Plane and Friction Roller for
shutting gates-3cna new and good article, sash and
Lock los''n''s for IIre' and lower easements.
WINDOW SPRINGS,
Screws from a-S TO , l. > inches
Assorted sizes liut Iugs Assorted sizes Loose Hinges
bioad 40 " Brads & Iacks,
Cutlery. a E'vill Assortment.
American Chi,cIs, Long umcrs Socket Framing CHS
"Is; Irs, assorted sizes flat and three sqr, w Graves
& Sons Adzos; Plated Braces from lS to 36 bits; Au-
CUR Bus and Bailey 5 Augurs splendid article OF Nor
nee Cages; Door Balls with Brass or Mineral Knobs and
other hNurS Saw sets; Thy Spurs; Bcvcl do; Iron
and Steel do; an assortment OF Saws, from Key Hole
up to ~ and Mil Saws Double and Single Plane
Irons; Ro, au'cs ain Door Rollers Cattle les, long
crouah lcl large coc. Trace and Log Chains
/ Also II large assortment OF
HzEGEEAI3ECs' TOOLS
iorgMnd Shou jon,cs, Double lron, Jack and Smotli
DO. do, Block Planes; M.loh do Cenne Bads, ltabbes
and rlllstcrs; Bench Sctcws, Chscl and Augur Ham
dies. ALSO, Paint, Nuuish and Whitcwah brushes,
BRICK AND rrAsrMRING rRoWELs.
iso good assortment Of other articles coming un-
der the head Of HARDWARE. as can be found
in any country store,
GRO 4ll4.aY Z AND GLASS NANG5
sTUAEANU IEuNN EAR1llERN WARES.
iHOA' N0LLOW TARE.
PAPER lhN0INGS g. LOCKING GLASSES,
ErGn aHd sitcC3.
Eussa yyceds Refined and English Ion Flat English
and Refined Rourd Iron and Rods; SwCeds SOUR.
do: Norway Jtai Rods. Swccds shapes, Nail
ilatc aud Band Iron, Cast, Gcrman.;wepds
aud Spma rcc Wagon AxIcs and
Sheet Zinc. ALSO Boston,
Norfolk and Philadelphia
GROUND LEADS &
Yarioush kinds of Red
Grrcn & yellow
PAINTS,
Imeccd Oh, Vanish, Japan &C.; Lamp Oi! Of various
Iqua.ilcs GOLDFISH. MALkEREL AND SALMON.
GliudsoDr5 and do iAlalcs. \ large assortment Of
BUFFALO ROBES,
TRUNl.S, NATlsEs AND TRAVELLING BAGS.
Es10ts attt: Shoes.
SrHg{Ie .6r .Gca II omen 0nd ChIdren.
All the aboye articles will be sold at the the very low
est prices Ter Cash, Produce, or approved Crcdn;
GEORGE LN MAN.
Hartford, VI, Nov T. 1850. 5l' Sw
r .rhg
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-11-07

There has been no unusual excitement among
the coored people in this town. on account of
the Fugitive Slave Bill.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-11-07

The report is more satisfactory than nsnaI'
liporcin!ly considered. l,Is sad 10 see, how
ever the evidence Of an increase oi crlme.
Expenditures year end. Sept |, 1850,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-11-07

We every day become more satisfied that the
c.mmoml,o measures, passed by the late con
gress, arc, taken as It whole, the best that could
have been adopted, AND there can be no bet
ter proof Of iheirJnslice and equality than the
fact that fanatics at both extremes oi the union
are not satisfied.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19
The 18th District.

There seems TO be no lack of discord in the 10Th
Congressional district The conferees met at To-
wanda few days since to nominate a candidate
for congress- when two sets presented themselves
from Tioga. One set was ruled out, and the Brad
ford conferees then retiring, those from Susque.
hanna and one set from Toga nominated James
Lowrey, violent opponent of@Wilmot in Is
The Bradford conerees and the other set from Ii
oga. renominated Hon. David Wilmot The Brad
ford Reporter has put up the name of Mr.. Wilmot,
and the North Pennsylvania that of Mr.. Lowrey,
and the strife has commenced afresh John c.
Adams, Esq, one Of the most talented and ener-
getc Wings of the North will in all probability be
the Whg candidate
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19
The FIood i'm the Delaware.

The late storm appears to have caused more dam
age along the Delaware than was supposed. The
Ldm6ertriHe DiariSt states that more water fell
than has ever been known there before in the same
time, amounting to inches during the day. The
Delaware rose 5 2 feet in I-2 hours, and sub
sequently - feet. In addition to the destrnc-
ton Of property, business is suffering heavily from
the stoppage Of the mills and nearly all the man.
ufacturing establishments in the neighborhood.--
In New Hope, the mills were all inundated, and
the occupants of neghborng houses were taken
out by boats.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19
WeIche's National Circus.

By reference to our advertising columns, the
reader will perceive that this celebrated company
will perform in this place, on Monday, the l4th OF
October next.
This company has the reputation Of being one
of the best in the United States, and are distin-
guished not only for the excellence of the ex-
ercises. but for the correct and gentlemanly de-
pertinent Of the whole party. The manager, anx-
ions to be worthy of public patronage, has, at con-
siderable expense, added a number Of celebrated
names to the list Of attraction, among whom we
note Eaton Stone, whom we lave often seen SO
fayorably spoken of
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

Hoes WITHOUT TAILs.-- Mr.. o. +. Marshall
of Wheeler, Steuben county, New York, writes to
the Culivator We have a pucnliar kind Of hogs
in this section, which have been bred here over
fifty years; they became nearly extinct about the
time the Berkshires were SO popular; but we have,
with good deal Of exertion; restored them about
as pure as formerly. They are similar in shape
to the Berkshres. but, the color is red or sandy,
and they have very fine hair. When pure-b blood
ed the tails OF the pigs come off, when about three
or four weeks old. They were introduced here
by the late Judge Hammond
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

A novel covering for house tops, though for some
time successfully used in some other places, has
just been introduced here by Mr. |. H. Landell.
the sail maker. 1t is composed of sail duck sewed
together and drawn firmly over a roof formed of
boards, similar to those used for timing, and
cred with Ohio paint. 1t has long been used upon
the upper decks Of steamboats,, and a roof in this
city thus covered we assured turned the recent
storm with remarkable success The chief ad-
vantages claimed for it are its cheapness, being
some SO per cent less than tin. it is said. 1t is
much lighter than tin, smoother, and not liable to
being broken torn up by the winds &c.-NeaC-
ark DaiLY Advertiser.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

Hon A. H. H.. SrUART-We are sincerely
gralifed in being able to announce the appoint
ment Of the Hon. A. III. III. Stuart of Virginia as
Secretary of the Home Department. and his ac-
ceptance OF the same. Mr. Stuart was formerly a
representative in Congress from Virginia, and du-
ring the period Of his services in that body made
several very able speeches in favor Of the Protec-
tive Policy. He is an able man and true and
answering Wing. A better selection could not
well have been made.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19
". R. PaImer's Business Mems Alma.
nae for S5I.

We are indebted to the publisher for copy OF
this valuable work Besides the usual astronom-
ical calculations, it contains great variety Of use
full information for merchants, manufacturers, me-
tabular statements and able articles on variety of
subjects too numerous to mention here. In fact
il is just the thing for every man unequalled in
its line. Price single copies IL l-2 cents; 81 per
dozen 81 per hundred Address V. B. Palmer,
Tribune Buildings, n. Y.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19
NORFOLK, Friday, Sept. 6

NUKFOLKi OtPI
BRUTAL MURDER BY BRoTRER.-Capt Sidney
Lain having beaten negro woman most unmer-
cifu!ly yesterday in Mathews County, his brother
William Lain went to his house to demonstrate
with him for such cruelty in beating the negro.
He told him TO leave or he would shoot him, and
taking up gun he shot his brother down without
more words, and finding he had not killed him, he
reloaded, and placing the muzze against his bod
shot again, which caused death instantly. Great
excitement prevails in Matthews County. He
was not arrested, and is supposed to have gone
North.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19
Presented ms a Nuisance.

The Grand Jury of Wayne county, at the Sep
tember term Of the Court held at Honesdale, week
before last unanimously presented as nui-
sance the law Of the last Legislature prohibiting
the circulation Of small bills. The editor OF the
Honesdale Democrat. has made inquiry to the
politics of the Jorors, and reports that there were
only six wings in the whole panel. All the rest
were Locofocos.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19
WELCHE,S
NATIONAL CIRCUS.

Re. organized, and being combination of tuvo Com
panies, Equestrian and Dramatic!
This Novel combination and Double Troupe will
perform at STROUDSBURG, on
Monday, the 14th Of October,
for one day only, afternoon and evening. Afier-
noon performances commencing at 2 l-2 O'Clock,
in the evening at O'Clock. Doors open half an
hour previous. Admission 25 cents 10 each En-
tertainment.
In the Equestrian department, one ofthe leading.
and from their novelty, the most striking features,
are wonderful exploits of the wild rider, EATON
STONE. This extraordinary equestrian, of whose
skill aud daring. volumes have been written where
ever he has performed, appears in two distinct
acts Of horsemanship in neither OF which does he
use saddle or bride on his superb steeds, though
they are both as wild and apparently untamable as
when first lassoed by him on the PamPers Of South
America Their leaps truly terrific, and it IS
impossible TO describe the sensations OF the behOl-
der as he watches the motions Of the horse and
rider, which are IN perfect unison, and which con-
yey to the mind a strong picture of the CENTAURs
of Heather Mythology.
Master It. NEVILLE is another Of the stars
which form the brilliant Galaxy of Talent of which
this great company is composed. He is every
where admitted to be without a rival in his feats
Of eouitation. Mr. CADwALADER the graceful and
daring many horse rider, the established favorite
of this company. Mr.. f. DERIoUs with his highly
educated and superb SluO OF Lililpulldn SbetlanO
Ponies The great and widely renowned Aero
bats, the Rivers Family, whose pleasing and as
tonishing feats, have never been equalled in Amer
ca the accomplished equestrian and champion
vaulter Mr.. w. O. Dale Sam Lee. whose hercu-
lean feats are the wonder and admiration Of all
who witness them. The juvenile, equestrian prod
iges, Master g. DeriOuS and b: Williams. Two
great clowns, John JaSsOm and Dan Gardener,
whose unexceptonable art and most approved
good humor have placed them at the summit of the
profession. Master Of the arena Capt. j. A. De-
camp. The grand heroic equesric dramatic spec
tace,
ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON,
or the champions of Christendom, got up with
the most lavish expense, with new and gorgeous
dresses, properties and appointments of every sort,
as performed for hundreds of nights at the Nation
al Ampitheatre, Philadelphia, will conclude each
evenings entertainment.
UPPosfs celebrated Military Band will accom-
pany the performance. Sept. l9-3w
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19
Singular Fatality.

We have ii from good authority, that there
had been seventy deaths in Sugarvalley, Clin-
ton county since the first day of January last
The valley is usually healthy one. but this
year such has been The general debility and
decimalion Of the inhabitants that in some in
stances the harvest has been suffered TO TOT on
the ground, ungaihered for want of laborers,
while The hand of the farmer was palsied by
disease or cold in deaih.-L Lycomtng Gazette
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

CURIOUS gentleman residing al Bergen N
j., had valuable cow, which he observed for the
last six months, to decline in health so much, that
he had it killed last week. He had the animal O.
pened, when there was found lying between her
lights and heart a large living toad; and when it
was freed from the blood it crawled into some wa
ter that was near. The cause of the cows decline
was in the opinion Of some medical men, that the
toad was concealed in the Uena cara.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

The loss Of life by the recent freshets was much
more extensive than was at first supposed. At
Reading eleven lives were lost-at Tamaqua and
in its neighborhood, thirty -one-at Berwick Col
umbia county, twenty -one The aggregate, in
deed will not fall far short OF hundred, while the
destruction Of property was immense. One esti-
mate gives the total loss in this way at 81 900 0O0
This includes not only Pennsylvania, but New
York, New Jersey, and other points.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

PEACH DRYING.-The Hightston Record states
that the peach growers in that vicinity finding that
their fruit will not sell in Y York at renumerating
prices, have turned their attention to drying it
Reed & Co., have now kiln in operation, in that
village, capable of drying so bushels per day
This arrangement, will relieve the market, and
render handsome profit to those engaged.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

FIVE DOLLARS FoR Gove.-We saw gen.
tleman, yesterday, who paid So for one of Jenny
Lnd's Gloves. She lost it in her rambles about
the new hall IN Mercer street one Of the work
men found it and sold it for the above named sum.
The owner charges two shillings for an inside
kiss and one shilling for an outside.-M Y. Day
Book.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

What, Mr. Speaker, what shall | say to my
constituents Z" exclaimed a wraihful member
OF Congress, on the passage of bill TO which
ne was utterly opposed. What shall sayP
ne repeated, bat found it impossible TO get be-
yond the interrogatory.
Tell 'hem." replied the waggish Speaker,
+" that you tried TO make a speech but couldn't?
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

THE SMALL No1E LAw-This law, which COM
menced operation on the 2lst ult., is very gen.
orally disregarded-just as we expected-all hon.
orable officers, whose duty it would be to make
returns of violations Of the law are careful not
see it or, not 10 be present when the law is viola
ted which we know is done here and elsewhere
every day with mpunity and scorn. So much for
locofoco legislation on the subject of banking.
New Castle Gaz.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

The UNION CANAL was considerably injured
by the rains Of The beginning of the week.
We have been told that il will scarcely be in
running order again this season from4hi place
to Reading. The branch to Plnegrove will
soon be repaired --Leb COur.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

O. Jenny Lind's first concert produced about
S27 600. Her share, about $40, O,000-she has Civ
en- to various charitable associations.
She has also announced her intention to use the
proceeds OF her whole engagement with Barn.
um in founding a system Of free schools in Nor
way and Sweden.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

SMALL NoTEs-SmAll notes passes as readily
in Pittsburg and Allegheny now, as they have ev-
er done. In fact il would almost be an impossi-
bity to do without them. and SO far as regards its
operation here, the law is a perfect nullity.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

NP'Fhe counsel for the Methodist Church
Soulb, in its contest with The Northern breih.
rem about their common property, said 10
be Messrs, Webster, Meredith, Johnson, Lord,
Corwin and Bryan.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

U|'The Medical College in Boston, The
scene of the Parkman tragedy has been closed
10 The public Ii is estimated that during the
time i. remained open for inspection, no, less
than one hundred and fifty thousand persons
visited IT,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

~ A Musical Wonder is at preset entertaining
the good citizens of York, Pa. Mr.. Sharp sings
the tenor part of any piece of music in delight
full flute like tone, and accompanies his tenor with
deep, heavy bass, on a low, uniform key. His
performance partakes of the character of an or
gan.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19
Death of the Hon. Henry Mes.

The Gettysburg Compiler, brings US the intelli-
cence, that the Hon Henry Mes, representative in
Congress from the 18th district, died at York on
the 10th instant.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

Cars AND DoGs.-One of the assistant marshals,
in taking the census of Baltimore, had the curios-
ity while going through the second ward, to ascer-
tain as near as possible, the number of cats and
dogs in the ward. He reports that there were g.
O63 cats, and 9O3 dogs.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

HPThe census Of the Sh ward, Cincinnati
ii, has brought to notice an old colored woman,
who claims TO be $50 years Of age.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

nFThe Borough OF Gettysburg numbers 1885,
white inhabitants, and 1876 colored-making 2Is0
an increase of 272 since 1870
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

GFDodgevlle, Wisconsin, has suffered terri
bly, from the cholera. Since the lst Of July, e5
deaths have occurred from the scourge.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19

5 fE5 The Increase in the population of Washing
ton county, Ohio, since 1910, has been upwards Of
of so per cent. The growth of Cleveland and
Cuyahoga counties, in the same State, has been
still more rapid, the increase being over l65 per
cent
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-09-19
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estate OF Samuel Meyer, Decd

Nolice is hereby given that the Register of
the county of Monroe, has issued Letters Tesla
meniary 10 The subscribers, Executors Of the
last Will and Testament of Samuel Meyer, late
of Pocono township, in said county, deceased,
and all persons having claims or demands
gainsi the said decedenl are requested 10 make
known The same 10 either of the undersigned,
and all persons indebted will please call and
make payment.
JOHN EDINGER, Barlonsville,
j. H. WALTON, SrTOudsburg,
September 49, 1850. Executors