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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

Union COURSE, -Thur'dsy
~ Sept al oci z M-PuTse $50 mile heats oeSt
s IN S. In harness $50 to the second beat horse
6 Youug enters b. Lady MOSCOW.
". WheIan enters b. Pc ham
o Dnmick enters b z Ton Csrney.
TIE Will leave the South Ferry, Brooklyn a = ocN
enc The sports sge over
Is SLs aPICER HcMANE. Propdetots
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

r0UE DTasEIUOKF AOADE1IY OF FINE
4 ARTe-New pail tinga recently arrived from Europe,
among hich IL Gerrnanls by kochle wore OF arr %.
the above school has received many additions and re- 1aI
open The rooms The Hall OF the Cauicn OF p-
wins Unity in Broadway between spring and fflHces@'
from 10 o'clock a. III nj ~ O'Clock z M
Admission % Gems; Tickets 80 cents Catalogues
III cenis. 1918
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
TIE scALPEL FOR AUGUST.
Edited by Edward Il. Dixon, M. D.

Edited by Edward a. Dixon, NJ. D.
T1HIs brilliant ana critical quarterly Journal OF Medlclne
and Surgery ia ready. Ptice q cents No Journal
ever pubahed In this country has ever attained similar
popularity either home abroad. The two Volumes are
and for sale by BERFoRD Astor house q! ~ 70
They contain great number OF critical ESSAYS on medical
subecia equally Ineligible TO the general reader and the
physicien All orders FOR the scape sust be addressed 10
the publisher Beriofd, Asor Holsei ali literary COM
uuncaiionf 10 the Editor, ll2 Grsna-st.
TREATISE on DISEASES OF the SEXUAL SYSTEM,
BY Edward Il Dixon, NJ D: go pas ez 8Ih edition
Every question that possibly interest the reader 10
freely discussed in his work Fhe London aud New York
Medical Journals remark "Fhs work Ia OF e1rardioary
value as digest exisng knowledge hts important
cub ect The prooundes research sPpears every page
sdicure hydrocee varcocee and speci: diseases are
admirably treated of Dr. Dixon mas written so much and
90 well on almost every subject OF surgical sceace aud
his style lucid that the hook is stamped With interest
TO the general ell the professional reader For sale al
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

zoRER,s ETHIOPIAN OPERA ooMIQUE.
VNHI5 NEWLY ESTABLISHED COMPANY, com.
poged OF The OF talent well IN singing ~ IN
Ethiopian de;neation In the newest and most approved
stye will under the management OF hAx ZoREa, com,
nence performing al Beecker Hail. Blocker ST. corner OF
Morton.st Monday evening next Se9I9
Admission Is cents. Doors open Ct y commencing 81
O'Clock, ,.A
nv the doc, or 7itpn one blocks OF ne Hall 90 ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

MONSIEUR ALPaONSE PERRIN
HAS THE HONOR 10 inform his patrons and frisnds
that hE School for Young Gentlemen viii reopen for
the Winter lesaloD on the Ilh Sept al 500 Broadway
Applications for admission may be- inside 81 the scnooi
the 9th 0h Sept previous 10 that al ne res
idence OF The Principal Andison-ay cor Thirheth'st
n,,ll 2ruln
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nFFICE OF TBE DlAPHhAs'D
| removed to 267 Broadway ,RpzM GIss0a.
nYS tbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

JUDDJs INDICATED LIQUID CUTIOLE.
rU,H1s Is AN INVALUABLE ARTICLE for dressing
burns cuu and bruiaes sczlds, or acJ kind OF fresh
wounds SO says Dr.; Valentine Mott Of he N Medical
University Dr. Darling OF the saei Drs CTS % and
Jobnion Of Inc Virginia Medical Institution, With many
olber practical eurgsong.
PENgIELD CAMP, MiddlssoWu, Conn. SOLO proPh-
tors and manufacturers
W. T. HICKS CO. 14a snd 81 Pronsai
Wholesale Agents
For sale by gchieaain, Bros L Co; Hsvsud, Kesss
Co; Vim. Burger L Co; Boyd Pa1li Hs7docs, cofLs'
L Clay an%' inns
IN SUPREME couRT-NewYork City Comfy the place o.
against l. On "a 9s
ni1rey demand on coaactTo AMOs l. Gil AMPlDN a., a.,
herr su nmor required t= e'uPLn C and
ZION Acn fled cfice u the Clark 81 ~ ..v.
County OF New York the City Hall, sad Cop.g AZ hs
ccp, OF YOU answer said compliant on ne
,6cs q yTalstr,et sad CRY, within iWeV 80, .srscs
Of tbs suu mons you exclusive Of tr' da o. nv. afofe
con complaint NI4 -
- 10 na,ntH 10 viii take judgment
30 . thousand sisht hundred and eighty os hossn
49, , m interest from the first day Of Iahu.} 2gb
Ter c'nt. ~ 10 sSv beads the Of thu ,ty
August, 1870 ho'Ni "A " ali stree' Sew Iofs 1i''
,.. 5,lv 6L-j I'd Scot -nSer. rs,
Tbs abova named comp un guy hA7 " HOMER II. SrUANl.
-2VV,or ny egg DIAPRkAaa FLLTh&
Orenpved to 267 Broan"AS' ,rvA,Rgs Il 9lS50a-
RqS thS " 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

1Leecees approved by ell prseIlt oners that have
seen them They possess over The natura eeca The sdyan.
deserve hs especis attention OF couury physicians and
farmers AN Invoice Just received add for sale by
Sc Inn ALEXANDRA & co IS matdeu'laue Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

COOK AND WAITER WANTRD-ln small
~ family in .he country, but 20 town for
The winter good coos, washer and ltoner; al waiter
% sstist In h'mberwora; none need apply without good
city references and ProeUsnts preferred. Apply Isl
Hudson.st between and II O'Clock k6 lT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

DONaR PhEeS kSrABLISHMaN r.-Fo:
sale ihe one,hsh inereal coussng II one double aud
srge cylinder presses. Il has been In active opera
lion for five ears and has good OF business Terms
reasonable bon as regards ptlce and payment Address
8 at this ot6ce. So 2s*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06
no LEr AVa} f's9R SALE.

Raal w ArTED-A sory house in respectable
E. neghborhood from now TO the hrsl OF May. Address
-Aa'~ A. Y. w Tribune Office 80 Is"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

FENO SHIPPERS OF 8OTVER.-Phe subscriber
hss always GA hGnd Goshen sGler OF the bss, quality,
in ANAL packages fePAcAed OK 7reay for long voyages
confidently refers to the aI houses IN mis- City Phadel
phis Each package cshrsnd ana is qua.
fsnteed to keep FOR TWO yeSrs. a. KEMP
ST In lie Wa,t,t New-York
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-12-26
Something of a Turnip.

We duly received about Election time but were
then too busy 10 acknowledge, Steuben County
Turnp, from Mr.. w. S. Gile, Addison, N. Y
which weighs twenty-five pounds and measures
torfy four inches in circumference 1t is the larg
root Of this years growth that has come under
our obSerralion.-Tr Tribune
Farmers Of Monroe what do you think of that !!
\ twenty FIVE pound Turnip is something we pre-
sume you never heard Of before, much less ever
seen. This interesting specimen of vegetation was
undoubtedly turned up from mother Earth; the
seed having been turned do,cn previously, which
resulted in ID of turnp! This is a great
country for turnipS; something new is turning up
every day. Who can beat itl
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-12-26
A Tariff view explained.

The Whig papers say that they advocate
high tariff because the tendency IS TO cheaper
our own manufactures and this they call " en-
coursging our own mechancs!" A queer way
Of doing il however.
The above article is now going the rounds
Of the " Free.trade" pspers.-.rha, is, Of those
papers which are engaged in teaching the far
mers that efficient protection raises The prices
of manufactured goods, and Of iron, and that
their own prosperity is 10 be promoted by the
pursuance of a course Of policy that is gradual.
~ closing all The mills and furnaces of the Uni
on, and rendering them dependent upon distant
countries for a market for their products. The
absolute untruih Of This has been fully proved.
Cases almos, innumerabe have been published
20 the world, Of which the following, whichwe
take from The Newark Mercury, just received,
is rpecimen
" We will Instance an important article OF
manufacture in our own city, that Of glazed lealh-
er, such as is usued for caps and Other purpo-
ses Ten years since none of This article was
manufactured here, aud was admitted almost
free Of duty. By The tariff Of 1s42 This article
became subjec, TO duty Of ,hirry-fve per cent.
and amos, Immediately this branch Of industry
sprang into Importance here. Such was the
progress made in The manufacture, by the pro-
lection rhus afforded that in short period the
price of the article decreased full fifty per cent
| from The former imported prices. We might
add that there is no branch Of industry in which
those engaged are better paid than IN this
Thus, queer as il may appear, high tariff has
al the same lime encouraged 0un mdnutdc.
lures, and yel 'cAeapened our Otrn mechanics. '"
! at is thus established that such duty I'M
posed upon articles nanufactured abroad as riH
give entire and complete prOtectiOnn to industry
IN such branches here, toiH tn the end cheGPsn
the prices Of the article to the consumer"
| These consumers are the farmers and plan
iers of The nation who are cautioned against
protection as ending TO raise prices, while the
producers of leather caps are at the same mo-
ment cautioned agains, 1t as tending TO depresS
Them, aud thus 10 enable the farmers and plan
iers supply themselves more cheaply! Verify,
The absutdT1es and Inconsistencies of modern
{" iree-trade" school are such as would puzzle
even Phliade phla lawyer. Republic.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-12-26
Later from California.

The Steamer Cherokee arrived al New York
on Friday, with da,es from San Francisco to
the 18Th uIt., gold dust of the value of oyer So,
900 900, and four hundred passengers.
The Cholera aba,ing at San Francisco
and Sacramento.
Trade was generally dull the markets well
supplied a. moderate prices
Mining is parrakIng Of more scientific
character and The mines will yield better
| return.
An extra session Of the Legislature was talk
ed Of.
The number Of passengers that arrived al
San Francisco. from Oct. /, l845, 10 Oct. 81,
1850, was 436l5-of which 30,l23 were A
mericans.
Three men, with twelve others employed to
aid them, $1,000 per day. per man, in twenty
FIVE days obtained $75 900 worth of gold on
The Yuba river. This is called {" streak of
luck.
A gentleman in Santa Cruz during the
present season realized the nice lule sum of
$5 500 from six acres of land, planted with
potatoes alone.
There was destructive FIRE al Sacramento
city on The 9Th of November, which occasioned
loss of about $45 900.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-12-26
Bradford County.

The Grand Inquest of Bradford County. at
The late session of The County Court, made The
following presenlment
"Thal The character Of the complaints and
prosecutions brought before them, have Impress
ed them with regret and alarm, a. the prera-
lence of tippIing ard Drunkenness in the coun.
ly. Aside from the numerous social and NOR
al evils resulting iherefsom, the Jurors have
not before been made so sensible of The oner-
Gus burdens on the taxpayers. by the unre-
strained traffic in. aud use Of ardent spirils.--
They urgently recommend TO your honorable
Court, if practicable. and within The scope Of
the license lava, 10 restrain as much as posi-.
bic the retailing Of arden, spirits. and enforce
that vigilance Of duty on The par, Of Constables,
as will ensure a prosecution Of the numerous
individuals believed to be engaged in the ufFic
in violation OF law"
The Grand Jury also presented the ANAL
bill la~ as arbitrary, unjasl and uncons'I'uIion-
all
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-12-26
The U. s. Treasurer's Report.

We are in the receipt Of The Report of the
Secretary of the Treasury, but, owing 10 its
grea, length, are able 10 give but brief notice
Of its contents
The total receipts, from all sources, into the
Treasury, during The last fiscal year, ending
June 30lh. 1850. and including The balance on
hand al the beginning OF the year, was $49,-
606,9l3l8 the total expenditures, including
TIeasury Notes funded, $43 ,002, 90 69-leay-
ing balance in the Treasury of $1,000 ,544.-
40.
The estimated total receipts for The current
year, ending June 80, 1851, including the a.
bove balances, are $54, 81 2, ,594 40; and The esti-
mated expenditures S53,s53, ,597 SO; leaving
an expected balance Of $459,99699
The estimated receipts for The fiscal year
ending June 80, 1852, are SAT. .253 1896 90; the
expenditures Of all kinds, $4s,l24, 993 lS-
leaving defc, Of 1865, ,996l9.
The average annual expenditures, exclusive
of trust funds. public debt, and expenses Of col.
lecIing The revenue for lS43-4-5, the three
years preceding the Mexican war, were So ,277,
90I 94, those for 1916 rs, the three years OF
war, SAL, 1888, ,6273 81; and those of lS49- 50-51
the three years subsequent TO the treaty OF
peace, $3S,974,05 Including the ex,
penses OF collecting the revenue from customs
public lands, duties returned, drawbacks, de-
beniurers, boun'ies, &c, the average annual
expenditures for The three periods above men.
toned, were considerably higher, being for he
first period $25,4l0, ,IS0,60; for the second
S45, 729 $3.50; for The third, SAL, ,702 ,25l 80
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-12-26
Yankee Pride and Yankee Skill.

A gallant tar, who lately arrived from three
years cruise IN he frigare Brandywine, no.
ticed in one of the papers, few days since.
an article copied from The " London illustrated
News" stating that some skllful penDan in
England had with his pen wrote the Lords
Prayer in circle not larger than an English
sixpence, in circumference. Jack" with the
usual Characteristic pride of his countrymen.
and having due confidence in his own skill
Immediately determined 10 write the same
prayer in circle the size of an English three
pence, which is little larger than our gold dol
lar.
The difficult task was accomplished and
yesterday, with becoming yet modes, pride.
he exhibited 10 us the result OF his labor, which
was indeed wondfoSs specimen of penman-
shir. Every letter and word could be distinct
ly read, with magnfylng glass, and yet, with
the naked eye, il seemed to be bu, mass OF
fine hair strokes. On asking the sailor his
name, he blushngly replied, 81 don't want my
name to 60 in the papers. | read wha, an
Englishman had done, and felt some pride in
beating him" Such is the indomilable pride
of our Yankee people.-.N. Y Sun.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-12-26
The Telegraph Superseded.

According 10 article in he last number
OF he London Literary Gazette, most won
derful and ingenious discovery has been made,
and is now III operation al Paris, by which
communication between TWO individuals, sepa
rated from each by continents or oceans, may
be lnsranlaneously effected without continuous
lines, as III The electric telegraph And this
marvellous eifec. is produced by The instrument
tally OF Snalls.
Yes, il is gfayely asserted that NJ, Benor,
Of The Department of Heraull in France, and
NJ. BIai, ia America, after many years labor
and experiment, have ascertalned that certain
descriptions of snals possess peculiar proper
lies or symparhies, which cause them TO feel,
no matter a; what distance they may be, the
same sensation, or cOmmolon, when acted on
by gaIyanic aud magnetic influences. Placed
in boxes in such way that, on being touched,
they agitate particular letters, The operator has
only TO make snail give kick and snail A
10 corresponding box, which box may be in the
back kwoods Of America or the deserts Of Africa,
repeats the kick, and so on for every letter of
requiId word. The snals must OF course
previously be put in sympathetic communica-
uon, and the boxes, with their apparatus musI
be alike
This mode of communication, which ensures
secresy and economy, as we'll as lightning des-
patch, possesses immense advantages over The
electric telegraph, provided The character and
habits of the snaIls, of which We profess
TO know but lntIe, can be relied on. And they
healthy, sober, long lived animal-fond of
seclusion -and can they be procured in sufi-
cien quantities Are they able 10 resist the
constant stimulating action Of elecInciIy--or
may they not, after receiving one shock. kick
The BUCKET" instead Of The bor- Boston Jour
nal.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-12-26
Free Trade,

Il was sometime ago announced by the New
York papers that Free Trade association was
formed in that city to carry out the principles of
free Trade without impost any restriction what
ever, and to promote The malicious desires Of its
presuming advocates.
The Tribune tells US that another and more for
mdGble movement has recently been commenced,
which has leading tendencies in common with the
foregoing, but which is rather more practical in
lis aims Ii is in effect secret organization for
The free trade importers, shippers agents of for
eIgn manufactures, &c, TO accomplish the nomi
nation OF Hon. Robert J. Walker, Of Missippi, (Mr.
Polls Secretary OF the Treasury, and the main
arclieci OF the present tariff) the next "Dem-
ocraiic' candidate for President, al the same time
!,lacing "the party" on distinct and unequ;yocal
Free Trade ground, and then securing its tri-
umph in the election Of 1852. This movement, the
Tribune says, has been backed by subscrip-
ZION Of over 100000, payable half on demand
aaJ ihe balance in six months.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-12-26
Jenny Limd az WASHINGTON.

Jenny I.ind's flst conceu in Washington
melted ten thousand dollars. The great Hall
was crowded The Washington correspondent
Of the BshImore Patriot says.
The assembled wisdom Of ihe nation, almost
10 man, hoRared Jenny with their presence
aud the time -honored vetefans Of the Army and
Navy and ,he official diguiIaries from every de-
psfmem were there. General Scott was the
fret among the renowned mea TO make his ap.
Pesrance. He was greeted with three cheers,
and by The simultaneous rising Of the whole
assembly. So II was when the President en-
tered. and so when The several heads of the de.
parments came 10. the whole audience rose,
and with three cheers, right from the hear,
weicomedthem. Henry Clay at length csme
towering aleag--s head and shoulders above
all around him---snd The enthusiasm of the au.
dience burst fouh in loud claim, which made
the air resouu6 viii echoes
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-12-26

One Of the mos, brutal and inhuman acts of
which We ever heard, says The Carlisle Demo-
cral, come to our knowledge few days since,
the particulars o: which, as related to US by a
gentleman conversant with The facts are chief
ly these: A laboring man. lately in the en-
ploy OF the Noun, Holly Iron Works, in this
county, lost son, some IL or Is years of
age, by death The coffin being made accord
ing 10 the dimensions sent, was found, on pla-
cling therein The remains, TO be entirely 10 small
Whereupon The inhsman father coolly took up
the corpse, and carrying il to the wood pile,
deliberately chopped off both feet above the an
ke. Such an act of monslrosily, in commu :
ni'y like this is enough TO curdle our hearts
blood, and make us wonder to wha! manner of
species we belong.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-12-26
Increase OF toll over I649,
$l7,636 SO
SINGULAR,

barrel Freight from Philadelphia to Liverpool is
about 90 cents per barrel. So -four can be pur-
chased in Philadelphia and shipped to Liverpool,
and there sold, at profit, for less than the price
II is selling for in Luzerne county. Yet there are
those who would withhold protection from our
manufacturing and business operations, even il so
withholding would close them all, and boast Of the
European marke. for the products of our SOIL
Better encourage, foster and build up our manu-
factories; and business operations, and through
them ceale Home markets for our farmers
Wilkesbarre AdnOc1fe
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-12-26
EOrei.n News

The Steamer Africa arrived at New 1o'k
on Saturday evening, with Liverpool dates 70
the 7th lnsI. Bread ssuffs were WITHOUT
change Couon had risen an eighth 10 quar-
ter Of penny per pound.
la England The Anti i.Calholic excitement
was subsiding. Cardinal Wiseman was IN
stalled on the 9Th inst, with grea, pomP.
Il was rumored ,ha, The difficulty between
Austria aud Prussia was settled, and that the
danger of general Earopen war is removed
Formidable rebellion which recently took
place in Turkey has been suppressed.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-12-26

We heard, The other day, of queer method
Of deciding matrimonial dispute. A husband
and wife not living happily together, she run
away aud left him. Not relIshing oVer.well
the comforts Of single blessedness, he married
another. without attending 10 the iormali,y Of a
divorce from his first wife. With her he was
living very peaceably, when The quondam bet
ter half" came back to her allegiance, aud
claimed her rights. Here was dilemma,
but finally the husband hii upon novel way
Of settling the claims of each. He proposed
that they should fight, and promised to live
with the victor. Su al 1t they went, and
scratched and strangled each other most mer-
cilully, the husband Standing by and urging on
the favored second wife with cries of Whip
her Hannah y Whip her Hannah y
Al last, however. the zeal or strength Of the
frs. one conquered, and the poor husband was
sorro~GuIIy obliged 10 resume his former love
The above is q veri,able facI and occurred
in his country. -Poughkeepsis Telegraph
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-12-26
2.4f4 I.2

Average weight 493; average age II months.
MIR. Schantz takes particular pride in improving
his breed of hogs, the same may be said in regard
to cattle, &c. This is as it should be- We be-
lieye that it is of the first duties Of our far
mers, to see that their stock be improved in every
respect. The keeping Of good stock is not more
expensive than that OF bad, but when they come TO
dispose of them, the difference is found to be very
material. We say therefore adopt Mr.. Schantz's
plan, and others that we might name, and you will
without DOUBT be the gamer by it.--Lehigh Regis
ter.
The Lancaster Bank has issued new lol
of one and two dollar relief notes, to take the
place of The old issue They are the hand
soonest relief notes now in extani
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-12-26
Delaware Division.

The following statement EXHIBITS the amount of
toll received from the Delaware Division, Penn
syl' ania Canal for The fiscal year ending on the
30ih day Of November. 1850.
Also, the amount of toll received from this Di-
vision Of the Canal for the fiscal year of ls49.
Amount of toll for 1850 $2l5,35O 81
Amount for 1919 exclusive Of draw
back on coaD, 1874 %
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-12-26
Who Can Beat 1t.

Our old friend Hiram J. Schants of Upper Ma
cungy township. Lehigh county, faitened five
hogs, which were slaughtered the 9th inst, their
weight being tro thousand four hundred and s,rtp
four and half pounds Their weight and age
snplY was as follows:
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-12-26

Country CoNGREssMEN.-Any Congressman
from The country districts, who will not vote for
'he reduction Of postage on country newspapers,
within circuit of 80 OF 40 miles of their place of
publication, is undeservng of the suppor. Of the
press. So says the Pot,siown Ledger, and so say
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-12-26

UNION MEETING IN DANvfLLE.-There was quite
large meeting of the friends OF the Union held
in Danville on Monday Of last week. The meet
ing was ably addressed by Hon. John Cooper and
Henry NJ. Fuller. Esq. the member of Congress,
elect from I.uzerne. Mr.. Fullei'S speech was
well received and was marked by good sense and
discriminating judgment.