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MANUAL or MODERN GEOGRAPHY AND HIS
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THURSDAY
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THE WAR
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AS Colored WAITRESS, very respec-
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FAMILIES IN BROOKLYN, requiring
IL select and well recommended elass Of servants
sren - Coots CnaInbermaids, Nurses seanstresses,
Wnnesees kft Tor General Homework SD small girls
be suitediwith such either Americans English irish
Scotch OF Germans al the Agency for Domeses Clinton
o., Brooklyn. AZ IT.
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o. DIR. Il. Il. Banning will lecture before the Phre-
poloeica Society at Clinton Hall, WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING al ~ O'Clock. Subject The Human Voice. Admit
lance 1874 cents. ~
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"ANIED.-A smart ana udy Amerl-
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ar iron vel, s competent to take Of infant and
understands plain sewing One that would Ike perma-
home. and knows how 10 respect herself and ee
proper interest. would find due interest in None
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-J.S S.
OROCKWELL has this day taken into Copartnsrship
mo WEsTERVELT The business viii be conducted
IN future under the firm Of
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EewY February l, 1851. hlw
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n requisite cash resources, would engage In ao active
business, in New York manufacturing, pu0shns
real or personal Commisson already commenced ne
avas himself of this way 10 obtain knowledge OF oppol
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-01-16
A Down East Romance.

The following incident has jus, been COM
m0nlcaed 10 US from source In which we
place implicit confidence.
In the year l64l, Mr.. Thurslon, Of Pow
nal, was married 10 young lady of that place,
with whom he lived for two or three years and
then went TO The British Provinces, where,
shor. lime after, il was reported that he was
executed for uesspass upon the Kings timber
lands. A year or two after this repor. became
current, and which was supposed by Mrs. T.
to be irue, she married second time with
Mr.. Lowell, with whom she lived until his
death which occurred a few years since
Since that time nothing has occurred 10 oc-
casIon doubt of The truth Of the fumof fesPec-
ting her frs. husband, until within very few
days since. person called upon her and sia'eo
that her firs, husband had recently died 10
Hudson, N. Y, having been injured by iaii
from his carrge, and offered her $50 Tor an as
sgnment of her right in his property. This
she very wisely refused 10 do. The mex, day
another man called and offered $3.50, which she
likewise declined An inquiry was instituted
and we understand that the resuls is that ior-
tune of $4,000 will probably fall into her
hands Thruson left some eight OF nine chill
dren bv at second marrge bu. as this. In the
eye Of The law, was illegal, she remains the
sole heir.-Lewiston Falls Journal.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-01-16

The LoweH CouriOr of Friday says We
learn from traveller who came from BuTlIng-
ton. and reached Groton Junction last evening,
,ha, The train Of cars in which he left Burling-
Ton Monday morning, did not reach Rutland,
81 miles, until IL o'clock Wednesday night
They were three days ard half on the road
The engine on Monday night froze up, having
exhausted It's wood and wafer near The Middle
bury Station. While unscrewing the hose be-
tween the tender and engine, 10 prevent It's
bursting from Frost, The driver was noticed TO
lean back. as If TO rest, which rest was the
lehargy of death, for il was ascertained lba.
ne was freezing. He was with great exer'ioh
carried 10 the nearest house, pul into cold wa
Ter and thawed out. During the night The Ia
dies stayed in the cars Without fire, wrapped
up in mats and such spparellIng as could be
found. The storm on the west side of the
Green Mountains is represented as being tre-
mendous, as we'll in the effects of the wind as
the perfect avalanche OF snow which fell, and
The chilling frost that followed.
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Democratic Harmony.

Our political opponents are busily engaged
in getting up an interesting quarrel among
themselves, about two State Conventions-Ihe
one for judicial nominations and the other for
Governor and Canal Commissioner. consid
cradle portion of the party rebels at the call Of
the STATE Committee for two Convenins, and the
other portion seems equally determined to have
two Conventions. The chairman Of The COM
mi,ee have taken The matter into their own
hands, and called meeting of the Committee,
which was held on he 3oh uI,., TO do what
The chairman has refused. The quarrel arises
Out of mere struggle for The loaves and fishes,
and involves no principle but that of Office but
it bids fair 10 be highly Interesting one. The
unrerri6ed Democracy Of " Old Berks" has al
ready laken sides with the rebels, and issued
its prOnunciamento in favor Of one Convention.
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New COu.lrerfeits.

Counterfeit So notes on the Lancaster COun-
ty Bank are in circulation. Vignette,a com.
pany of respers-may be easily detected, upon
examination.
Counterfeit S5s, relief notes, of lhe Lancas-
ter Bank, have also made their appearance
The plate and signature are we'll executed
The paper is inferior in texture and color Of
the genuine, and The State House is blurred
and imperfect. The circle around the figure
is made TO crowd TOO closely on Lancaster
Pa" at the top of The noieson the lel' side OF
the Court House, and The same is very obseTv-
able in 2Osh of May, l64l," over The figure
5, on the right hand side of the same cut.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-01-16
RrilIiunt Series for 1851.

The fist number of Morris & Wills's admra-
ble Family Newspaper, the HOME JOURNAL. for
the Cultivation Of the Memorable, the Progressive,
and the Beautiful, with new features, new type,
and uew attractions, was issued on the first inst.
1t contains the commencement ofa new copyright
story of peculiar interest, entitled Old Whitley !;
several remarkable poems, which will be read
with great avidiiy; the Portrait Of Belle of Our
'Tme;' Returned Love Letter Partisan Cos
sir;' New York Fashionable Society,"; the first of
series Of papers on the Usages, taste, and eti-
quete of Polite Life ;'-(all original and from brill
liant pens;) besides the usual variety Of Spice
Islands passed in the Sea of Reading Literary
Notes. Structures on Arts and Artists; Foreign
and Domestic I,ems;' Facts and Fancies,' Stuff
for Smiles &c. Those who desire to begin their
subscriptions with the January number, do so
10y enclosing two dollars for the years subscrip-
ton, to Morris Willis, No. l07 Fulton street,
New York
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-01-16
Census Returns.

The Census returns exhibit some curl
ous facts in regard to population. For in
stance, in Pike county, Kentucky, there is a
family, the husbands age 25, the wife's 81, in
which there are five children, the eldest 10
years, the younges, one month old. The AS
sis,anl Marshal challenges the world to beat it.
The seventh ward IF Boston equals, if it does
not bea,, the above, viz the husband is 35 the
wife 25 five cbildren-rhe eldest Id, the
youngest years. Blu, there is a family in
Muskingum county, Ohio, containing fourteen
children-he husband is II years old, the
wife Az the ages Of the children being 2l, 20,
10, II, l6, Ia. l3, l2, 10, 9, 8, 6, two boys
twins, years, and two daughters, 7 months
old, which we think bears Of the palm
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-01-16

The opinion is advanced by correspondent Of
the Lancaster Examiner and Herald that none OF
the present Supreme Court Judges should be NOM
mated for another term. He is in favor of an en-
tire new bench, and says that young men Of estab-
lished character everything else being equal, are
better for Judgeships than old ones. He appfe-
hends no difficulty in finding new men fully COM
pelent for that Bench. In Philadelphia, says he
there are Geo. NJ Dallas and John M. Scott with
many other equally suitable to fill the highest ju-
dicial station. Strong and Banks of Berks. Oar
lington and Lewis Of Chester Champneys Of
Lancaster. Evans and Mayer of York. Hep
burn of Cumberland Mccormick of Dauphln.-
Cooper of Schuylkill. Conyngham of Luzerne.
Armstrong of Lycoming. Miles OF Huntingdon.
McKennan of Washington, and Walker of Erie.
Doubtless there are many others equally fit.