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SAMUEL REYNOLDS cures CANCERS, scALD

SAMUEL REYNOLDS cures CANCERS, ScALD
~ HEAD, WHITE SWELLING, SORES and ULCERS Of every
descrpuonl23 Gravier NcwOeans-From tesi
mona taken the aubioined certificate well known respectable
citizen, to the efficacy of my treatment 800
s. REYNOLDS EsqDdr Sir: beg TO TO thanks
and grateful for the benefit have received
from treatment and to that perfectly
eacted which has convinced that medicine and treatment
superior other practitioners have endured extreme
for the thirty acquaintance with and had
sous hit relief Dr. Gilbert in
month Dr. Gilbert and his treatment
fire taste of urgaory but though he cured the
Camera returned much months afterwards.
Departing Of relief and medita,ng the ampntation Of
only last Ny faith in Dr. Gilbert such
preclude belief That else could treat Sunt mime
but find that mild effective. thank kind
directing Office and that be the
family
Cancerous who know address be
medicine and treatment Eighteen months having
elapsed since treated warranted assuring that
perfectly cured. JOHN F. HOYT, Halter,
dAWt ST. Charles
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Crystal Fount Division No. 4, g.. of T.Meets
ats o'clock Hall No. IS 81 Charles
street. Officers for the ensuing quarter W. H ELLIS W. S. H.
BRows, W All G. P. RING, H. W. ELLIS A: R. ST BooTH,
WATSON, l. s.; r. W. POWELL, o. s.. jy24
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Marmony Division No. To- F. Of THE following ere The
W. MousT R. S.; WIN F. HoRsIkok A. r 81 ,AMEs ea
ST. HgsRY ALrauLLKH T. CBAs BARNES, CT RoET
CT JouN MKyEn, ST. CoRNatIus GoLprNs, o. s. This pySn
EVERY MONDAY EVENING" at Temperance H"i' sS-S'
Chavlas
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1 PLASTERs.
Sherman Poor Mans
Allsbaai oor Mans
AllebasIs din 2ubbs Baof,
The Impro, ed Poor Mans,
Jew David's or Hebrew,
Pster'n Vegetable,
Knapp'a Indian,
Whites Machine Spread Strength
whitissss'ss.rengthenins.
Ridd's Imperial,
LiEiMENTe.
Buffers Bone and Fever,
Bhrtine's Lotion,
| DaEis's Horse,
Hunts, Hayes, Scians', Hewes
TOOTH TASTES,
sherman's Compound Orris Tooth,
Thompeon'e Aromatic Tooth,
Jones's Toothacbe.
| LOZENGES,
Shermnn's Cough, Worm Car pho
| Ching'a Worm,
Wistar's Cough.
DROPS,
Solomon's Toothache,
Sherman's Toothache,
Williams's To ..aache.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Thorn's Extract,
WIner's Arcanum Extract,
lCarter's Spanish Mixture
Mothers Relief,
Mira. Kiddsr's Cordial,
vaughn's DithontIiptic,
Osgood's Indian Chologogus,
Haisey's Forest Wine,
Mrs. Haye's Dysentery Cordial,
Cullen's Female Specific,
Cullan's Indian Vegetable Remedy
Rowand's Magic Lotion,
lBsll's Army Tlncture.
Davis's Depuratlve Extract
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's Hair Dye,
Jayne's Carminative,
Rowand'a Carminative,
Balm Columbia,
upham's Pills Electuary,
Jones's Chemical Soap,
Crumpton's Balsam,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Mrs. Hayes Eye Water,
Perry Devis's Pain Killer.
Jones's Hair Restorative,
Jones's Lilly White,
Beal's Hair Restorative,
Soda owders, Colognen,
Msen sun,
Circasainn Balm,
Balm of Gileaj,
Roby's Hair Curling Fluid,
Bailey's Shaving Cresm,
Taylor's Shaving Cream,
Bsftine's Hair Lotion,
Ia.t's Remedy for Fitr.
Lamotte's French Remedy,
Bailoy's Mead Syrup,
Bailey's Sugsr-coated CnpBuleS,
Bagle's Hypgrian Fluid,
Wheeler's Teaberry ToothAchs
Jones's Nectar,
iCaval's Anodyne Cordial,
|, balm of Thousand Flowers,
lBsrpes's Pile Lotion,
is. Fahneatock's yermifuge,
Railey's Group Syrup,
Ivory Pnste Blacking,
Macassar Oil,
Chinese Soap,
Lucina Cordial,
t'rurlington's Balssm,
British Oil,
lSeidlitz Pc wders,
Harlem Oil,
Extracts, Soar, etc., etc.
line not mentioned in this cataiogu .
10 TERMS my2l ly
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IRON MANTELS AND GRATES.-Just re-
per steamships VIM Penn and Phiaepha from the Mirror
Durability uneqqaed thing market They
feel gem in their way, while the price quite
octI9 + o.,
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Pelican Division No. 9. T-Aeetssvsry WEDNESDAY
EVENING o'clock, at the Hall No St. Charles Officers
elected ending W.
E. BAILEY W. A.; BJ Wxsr R. s.. Pnospxn G4nrrxrTI, A.
RS. ]. OUTWARD, ST. W. c. WATKINS, t.; j. WOOD, CT A
MASSss A C. ! JASrIER Is; JoHs bfogs ST. VISIT
WKs', oylras street, W. G. WArKISs
Apoloan T., CAnpIErrx street;
KE~p rchouptouas WAN SMITH Marc and Poydas
ING o'clock the Temple Hail. No aaa TehoapitSaa street.
W.P p. H. CARsRSW A; NJ McQuALrxR, R. s.: A RosRSwIe
A. RS; A; BuGSs, r. IS; Wa Wa'TsRTT, T.; BRcKMYER G
DOSpLE, A. C HUGH GRAHAM ST. A. LAMBERr o. SICK
VISITING CoAIMTTEE-Brohers BloxMYEn, NewIevee;
stree,s.s jyl3
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- .,'-----,-..., Lii,
~ dss y IL saSSe - =
g he ssa % &c
:s y competent ss
ANAL + a,s pst and
1 s ss.s s fssaa ssg with
with spring % The inhabitants Is
hundred eni ing
o. X. papcss above 70 Ss s
y
y % shss : ;si
s s ssis IT @ e ss mem .sa II
three ,n ss.is il
e. mil ss s sa ss sas o the
sss % s e a s to
s e Ave thousand 70 guarantee Tue
shall bc mad monthly on presentation Of the Surveyor
ne as sss ssss
contracts shall be aaiudsaed for one yes ,,,r
MO. S65:-Rssotn que le controlear so 3l ,. ct
ss', asssns ss,sa
az 'a aa ''''s
sa rs.a,.. j. cs. sFAss &. slant. Aldermen,
~ bon
2 lsignel ~ " a. A. la Is. np ss ,.
81 ,er, rfeA'ae'sa" eo'se'i ae' Aiuerhen.
lsignsl A. D. cRossMAN, Ma'rs.
5NIO. s56.-Rssolu que lie Contr6leur soft ct
wv .n,ss .srsass a.. 49,. i, 49,. A. Thor,as
cSnss nsoyer uss a Troisss Die'
ifcaions cnregisiree al bureau du Voyer
sf'sl pras.. 4. t Ca. slssh slasmsn
80. Prssidens du cohs. des Aldermen.
lS'snel -------- a. l.. e1osSniAr>' Hlalre'
NT0 35T RSeo1as ono Ia contr61pur- snit ct
a.mso,s .ra,s ve,S,e rah ia ana. ar ;on
1cmeuie nu.oIhso venture nv
H contra pour nettoyer t LES rus da DIS
en- ann au pnreau
au s rS 10 sen sA En-
ls'sneI p.;dert dr n, al, ss. Xs..snt.
lsgnel ps III =; Y s ss dss E1,s.
A...us I. n-,r.,,.. 1exo SoA'' "e' usisA
Af fsisnsl e''s''''' '''' A. d cnossMAN Mae
- -
NTO ,361 -Rss0I7I que lie ContrhIelIr soft ct
nv - 49, H. - 49, 49, -
r. Tns @ Dc
Esplanade rouyrac devant ee t aux tans pe-
cHeatious enregsres
lion iu Corssii. f
'- isieusI FRANs ALPuENTE
,ss htau eonsss r. a an men,
ts's"Sl prssidant ds f,nnseii des Alderman
Approve lie Novembre 1881
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mo. $3.50 - Resofued, That the Comptroller be,
and hs hereby auhoiIed auon to the lowest bid
dsr ahe advsasment Of days.
d The corporation The Surveyor requisite specification
Tho quality and quantity Of said faet
tsgnedl VIC. c. CLAIBORNE.
al President Board Of Aldermen.
y u tSiguetl FRARS. ALPUENTE
iSSsSs. President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Aisnsdl AID. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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II A.FAHNEsTocKs vERM1FUGE.-Read

~TIoNEsTA, venango county, Pa May %, 1851.
This certify A. Fanestock Vermfuge
family the last have always observed its good
effects espeing unlike other kinds Of Vemuge which
child the
injurious following. months ago
easpoonfu of little girl old after inkng it
the passed hundred only mention this
fuge. JAMES g. DAWSON.
fE- BEWARE OF COUNTERF EtTS AND INVITATIONS.
the principal Orleans and other
cities Country generally. Wit
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HoRATIo D: HEWITT, PIANO ,ez.xz;;

III CRATIC D. HEWITT, PIANO ,zaRlr.
street Neworeans would respectfully request they H ri
of Music AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS all
descriptions end aso to his well selected assortment of PIANO
the factories the first the United States
Of NewYSrk HALL son, of NewYork and PLEYEL Coz q
Paris The above the kinds GRAND Sc
Nj GRAND, PICCOLO, PICCOLO OBIJqUE AND SQUARE-ars
Of the most celebrated in the world combining a
be had of the
os s and oe.ayes They will be sod
prices MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Of ali kinds any quantity
Among he nS6sr keeps constantly hand the and
which offered at the reasonable GUITARS
tured by WILLIAM HALL SON from the approved SPANISH
MODELS These Instruments the
s!ana the climate The abaeribe has had experience
the Music the Northern Cities well cwOans aud
thoroughly acquainted with The mnutes the easneas s
and ha such that he will always have hand esc
stock Of all kinds MUSICAL the
oSTFASiONABLE MUSIC The Musical Public
invited to call and examine his stock.
fsl3 lyos H0RATI0 D. HEWITT, 80 Camp St., N. o.
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

DIANOS AND HARPS.-KUSTNER,e liIls.
Il MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARPS sS55S-5YH
No 32s Camp the Orphan Asylum begs leave
inform the public that he will continue his profession of
TUNING AND PIANOS HARRIS Of
cal inRtinmen n ahortes notice. Y
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M EDICINES.-P. L. MASSEY, Druggist
I'VE Apohecary SO St. Charles .trest.Just
full fresh MEDICINES, selected with n
and carefully examined by myself Quality de- ~~
pended P. L. MASSEY, Apothecary and Druggist next
sep If door Telegraph Office ST. Charles and Grasier
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NJ, coAPTRodLERs OFFICE, CRY OF NxwoaIrAss,l
Noyember II, 1852. j
81 - Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to
o. ordinances $751; $751; ss and .6S will adju
\ the lowest bidders, MONDAY the day November
t6ove named contracts.
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
ng JOHN MeoARTY PLUMBER, No 1884 Camp sreet NswoG
yaIisus sizes FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS PUNTs ec;
COOKING RANGES BATHING TUBS AND SHOWER BATHS :
ALEC, LAYING AND REPAIRING LEAD PIPES; SHEET LEAD
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. -
Ship Steamboat work
promptly attended to- GT CHARGES MODERATE. sep27ei
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MO &c., esoiced, That the Comptroller be,
md he h hereby. authorised notice.
according ae in the Surveyors De
monthly
he Surveyor thai The has been faithfully with
[sassssl FIR ANs. ALPUENTE
President Baard Of Assistant Aldermen.
tsiguedJ VIC. @. CLAIBORNE
N15s President Boari of Aldermen.
tsisssdj A. D. cKbssMAN, Mayor.
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EDIANO FORTES.-The subscri- -E--1-
Il Der has on hand and for sale the most exten
sy9 e9s Of PIANos in The city, principally Iom W
GUITARS from MARTIN together with SHEET MUSIC, PRECEP
TORS, a hireThree very good
U HENRY PARSONS. ID Camp
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The subscriber would respectfully cali OF Planters
Physicians families his received soct
article his line Of busness all OF which, erninaou will
found FRESH and would partisalaizs the following
all the preparations of Cod Liver ogenune Phosphate Lime
Reuse and uleB finues Perfnmey Patent Medicines variety
barrea pure Honey, ETC., etc. THOs RANKIN
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BATHS, both by Yapor and F.


~ mgaonsSnce compelled resort Vapor Baths
and Aromatic Fumigaion the affections rheu
palms, neurng chronic catnrhs Paralysis scrouous
pnn of the glands highly important that
should be used for apca
ton of these special remedies
The twenty years. experience has succeeded in
pertectng
feelings patsn, the gravity his
plant.
Physicians are invited to visit the establishment connected with
the Mandatory Permery No. 9s3 St. Louis Where
shii Robertson. [au5 3m F. MAuBERRET.
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
- Authorised Capital TIN MnLIoNs DoLLAnA.
Paid up Capital ............. ~
Surplus and Reserved Fund. $4,000
L s9,s4oe00
Working Cnp-Two Millions Hundred Forty Thousand
Dolars.
Offering is unusually capital and the unlimited individual
liability the Stockholders that desatum nsurancethe
security the Puh- insure against
Fire Risss in Orleans, the most reasonable terms.
The usual abatement premium made to placs the Poll
the Mutual Companer asottlemenBfor
will DO prompt and liberal.
CHAs. BRIGGS, Agent Office ISL. Churleastrest.
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS:
Snnnael Nicholson, A. Heine Thsmua Ssllar,
A. Lanear, @. A. Holt, VIM. Mure,
Vim. Failowes, J. b. Behn, Jaa. Robb,
E. Ogden
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAS. BROWN, Chairman,
FnAEcfs Cor1xNkr Deputy Chairman.
George Barclay, Frsncs Griffin, Royal Phelps,
Marx W. Ccle, Mort Livingston, Ed F. Sanderson,
q. W. Faber, VIM. s. We.more.,
ALrrED PKLL, Resident Secretary.
FRaNcs o the iy
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SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, CITY HALL,)
NKwORLKass, June 8, 1859. !
TIME PUBLIC are informed that the Offices Of
i'll the DEPUTY SURVEYORS located as follows:
G. BLANCHARD Deputy Surveyor for First and Fourth Districts,
office Poymnin between Nayades Apollo
A dHEMECoURT Deputy Surveyor for Second and Third Dis
ticts, Ursuns and Bourbon
les II L II,
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YREASURER'S OFFICE, NewOrleans, No
veer TO- ls52lu with the provisions of the thirty
f section the of Consolidation, notice hereby given that tile
following Bills ofipaid Taxes for the First nnd Second Districts
the Third District Of T. H.
X. nnedy, Judge.
The persons appended hereby cited appear
the demand said Tax Bills said
novl0 l5l W. il. GARLAND, Treasurer
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN,
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TowBoAT poRPOIsE,

Ihsve used the BRIDGEwAER PAINT for which snr,s q G.
8oGERT Agents. the hurricane deck Of tho ersSat
PORPOSE about three nonhR and sFhhk5
CNDERs CONSTANTLY failing uPonit has had no
In about four became PERFECT SLATE and sn.is
posetn the qualified to insure i CERTAIN
PROTECTION pesnst SPARKS and CNDERs
silently PAINT for the purposes asi
the Agents. Cfe,iar.
Neworlssna, December /, Issi
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YTNO THE CONSUMPTIVE.-Beac BREAST
LINAEN Diseases of the Lungs Pain in Breast Spit
ting Blood all Affections of the Chest This Lnament without
benefit diseases the chest than
any remedy that be used.
BEACHS FERRUG1NoUS TONGA certain GLLS
FEVER known 10 fall and return Of the disease
E For sale Chaes and CnstomhoMse N o. Oet?0
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- ALLURE SAND.--Persons wishing to take
- SAND from the Bsture, thu foot Of Race at withou
permits, under the direction Of the Consary Of the Baltue
l.. II. PILE, City Surveyor
Surveyors Department, eworsans August S. lssa tt
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MO. 3S6.-Rssolu que le Contr6leur soft ct
aas, aIres dix ours d'ar le
pour Furniture charbon du o chaugc IN
Cooperation 10 yoyer avant furnr les specifications relatives
la quauie la qunS du dit Charlton bos de- chaufage
tSiguSl W. c. c. CLAIBORNE,
President du Gausai DIES Aldermen.
ISigne1 FRANS. AtFuENTE,
President du Consel DIES Assistants Aldermen.
| fissignel "A p. cRossMAN, aIare
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CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having LOUISIANA DOCK PARTED with he BRIDGE
thoroughly tented fiy cchenr IN
opuIon MAGNOLIA and Captain Brown
Of PoRposE. We cheerfY recommend said PAINT su-
PIRIoR ARTICLE. . .,,o,,.,
'' Louisiana Dock Yard.
J, p, WHITNEY d CO.,
Agents I.oaisians Dry DocACo,
NavCr a.,
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BUREAU Du coNTRoLEUR, ynLx Oh La NILE .oRLKAss,I
II Noyembre, 1852. !
ma- Avis est par lie presente dome que, con.
Ia resolution qn precede jadugea burenu
LUEDI, AID Novembre le52, mid, lie cootrat snsdi
4 nnvll ~ O. DgBUYS. Cnntr6lenr.
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JOHN HoIsEs.
EFOLNlES & CLAUSS, Grocers and Dealers
in Western Produce. No. Grayer ct, N.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-02-12
huntingdon County Moving.

The Whig county committee of Hunt
ingdon county met on the 18th ult., and
elected DR. J. p. Ashcom Representative
delegate to the next Whig State Conven.
ton, and DIR. ] Mccullough Senatorial
delegate. Senatorial conferees were ap-
pointed to meet those chosen by Blail
and Cambria counties. The following
resolutions were offered and unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That this Convention in view
of the great ability, the unbounded pop,
ularity, the distinguished service rendered
the country in time of need, do therefore
recommend Gen. Winfield Scott as the
Wing Candidate for President in 1852.
Resolved, That the Delegates elected
to represent US in the Wing State conyen
ton are hereby instructed to vote fol
Gen Scott first, for Gen. Scott last and
for Gen. Scott all the time.
Resolved, That we are warmly in favor
of the liberal views of the great Kossutt
on the question of Intervention, and are
in favor of Hungary in her next contes
having clear field and fair fight.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-02-12
PaPdOns.

Some of the charges brought against
Gov. Johnston by his opponents, during
the last campaign was, that he had exer-
cised the pardoning power in several ca
ses. If we remember correctly, Col Big
ler himself made the grave charge against
him, and now he is scarcely warm IN his
seat until he stretches forth his hand and
pardons the kidnapper, Alberti, who was
sentenced in Philadelphia, last summer,
to ten years Imprisonment. The Gov
ernor's conduct proves that he is not an
ungrateful man. He remembers the
Southern influence which was brought to
bear upon the last election, and now IN
imitation of the man who never forgot a
favor, he repays southern kindness
This is meeting out exact justice to all
1t is said that some of his own poiti-
cal friends will take him to task for this
act.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-02-12
Congress-.

This body last week transacted but little
business of interest.
In the Senate, the House resolution for the
relief of the Cuba prisonrs, psrdoned by Spain,
was read three times by unanimous consent,
and passed.
The bill for the paymen, Of the Mexican
indemnity was passed.
Mr. Foote's resolution affirming the final
iiy oC the Compromise, was discussed, and sc
was the proposition to gise the census print
ing TO Donaldson and Armstrong.
Petitions and memorials were presented to
both houses, eeveral resolutions of inquiry
were proposed and some of them were edop-
ted
In the house, Mr.. Csbell, OF Florida made
a speech against Gen. Scott, and avowed
his opposition to any man who will not come
out for the Fugitive Slave Law. He prefers
Mir. Fillmore. Several others made political
speeches.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-02-12
CanRICnnltnisSioner.

Mr.. EDIToR-The Wing State Conven-
ton will soon convene. One of its impor-
tant duties will be the selection of candi-
date for Canal Commissioner. The impor-
tance Of selecting a GOOD MAN, cannot be
too strongly impressed upon those who will
have that duty TO perform. The interior Of
the State will no doubt get the candidate, if
one is presented having all the requisite
qualifications and the show that she has an
individual of this character, it is but necessa-
~ TO name WIN. NJ. LLOYD, Esq, of Blair
county. He is sound, unfinching and work
ing Wing, gentleman of large and extern
sive business qualifications, purely honest in
ell his dealings, and possesses a character
which will bear the clearest examination
Ills name was presented to the last State
Convention, for nomination and received a
hatiering vote. Although not nominated, it
was compliment worthy of the man and the
Convention. The condition of our Canals
and Railroads is such, that mar having the
practical knowledge Of Mr. LLOYD, would
be of essential benefit to the tax payers Of the
State and | trust. for the good of all our
citizens that the Wing Convention viii make
him its choice. In such an event, Blair coun-
ty viii endorse him with vote which vii
satisfy his friends throughout the State that
he is appreciated, and worthy son of noble
and patriotic Wing county. A WIG.
Cor. Of the Harrisburg Telegraph,
February 3, 1852.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-02-12
An Old MAN Gone.

Died in Milford, Pike county, Pa, on
the l4th ult., James Barton, aged about
ninety years. He was born in the year
1862, in the State of New Jersey. At
the time of the revolution he held a
Lieutenant's commission under the Brit
ISL Government, being then in the 10th
year of his age. He never renounced
his allegiance to England, and died a
subject and pensioner ofthe Queen. For
the last fifty years he has resided in this
place, and to him are the people mainly
indebted for the principal improvement
of Pike county, and more particularly of
the village of Milford. He was always
foremost in every public enterprise
Being great reader, he acquired fund
of general inform alton surpassed by none.
He was perfectly familiar with the affairs
of our Government, and was warmly at
tached to our institutions. His talents
were of the highest order, and but for his
alienation from our country, he would
undoubtedly have filed high places Of
trust and confidence. He died universal
ly respected.-Cor. Of the ~ Y Ifibalne
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-02-12

The Passaic Court at the late term, found
three indictments against Henry c. Stimson,
Cashier of the Peoples Bank of Paterson, for
misdemeanor in appropriating to his own use
the funds of the bank. He pleaded not guil-
ty, and the trial was postponed till next term.
The Grand Jrry also presented in terms of
severe apprehension, the Directors. in their
individual and corporate capacity, for gross
and culpable neglect of their duties. Most
of the Directors, it is stated, held but one
share each, and of that share, they were moi
real owners.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-02-12
Evading the Maine Liquor
Law.

Some ingenious devices are adopted in
Maine to evade the stringent liquor law
of that State. A few days ago coffin,
at first supposed to contain the remains
of some deceased person, was carried
through the streets in Portland, but the
suspicious of the police being excited, 1t
was opened, and 10 it was found to be
full of bottles of Whiskey, which were
Immediately confscated. 1t Is said a
wag who saw the operation remarked
that, contrary to the usual course OF
things, the coffin in this case contained
not the body but the piy1t
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-02-12

GC~ The York, Pa. Republican states that
Mr.. George Heindel, a citizen of Windsor
twp, was frozen to death on Monday the Goth
of January, on his return home from town,
from which he was hauling lime. He was
found about a mile and half below Dallas
town, and not much more than mile from
his own residence, having unhitched his hor-
ses, two of which made their way home-the
third being blind, be had probably attempted
to ride or lead.