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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-12-02

Bg~We have not yet seen "The course
of true love, &c." quoted in connection
with the following recent scene described
by TIE Cumberland (Md.) Ielegrqph.-
It would suit however. a pair arrived
in our city, and might have been seen
vending their way to the residence of one
of our ministers-one Of the pair, a young
and verdant looking youth, and the 9TH
er, a lady Of whom one could we'll say,
comparing her to the intended groom,
what he did not know she could teach
him, )" for she was old enough. After much
trouble, the young man had found the
place where to get the papers to get mar
ricd," and the twain were soon bound in
the " silken cords" of matrimony Soon
aftcrward they appeared upon the street,
whenthe bride pretended to FIX the groom's
collar, concluded by giving him "buss, +"
which highly delighted a number of boys
who happened to be present.
In the afternoon they were promena-
ding Baltimore ST., when the young mans
father unexpectedly made his appearance,
having just arrived in the cars, and col
laring his son, told him to leave that "gal'
and return home
4" You are too late, father" answered
the son, 81 am married"
"Eh! what, married are you, take that, :"
and the youths cheek received the open
hand of his father. The old fellow pulled
and tugged, and finally succeeded in sep
arating his son from the bride, and the
two started down the street. Arriving at
pump, the old gentleman took drink of
water; and again collering him, he procee-
ded on his way, followed by large crowd
Of men and boys. Near the public square
he lectured his son upon the sin of run
ming off and getting married against con-
consent, and concluded by slapping his
jaws, when crowd interferred and sepa-
rated them. The son started in full run
up street, when the bride perceived him,
clapped her hands with JOY, and running
to him, they clasped hands and started on
q gallop, and the last seen of them, they
were going down the Baltimore turnpike,
followed by a crowd of little boys.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-12-02

Meekness-We heard of poor boy,
aged about Is, who fell in love with
strong minded widow aged 35. He was
in bad way-did'nt understand wild
ders, but hung around so much as to at
tract the notice and contempt of his idol.
Getting desperate, and hearing that the
widow was sick he mustered courage, went
down to the house and offered to watch
with her. Her eyes flashed, she jumped
up, looked at him, and said with awful
distinctness-
"Jem, tell your mother if she don't
keep you to home l II hurt youl'
Jem arose, went to her 'dogratype,'
which hung over the mantel piece, kissed
it, dropped couple of tears on the cats
back, made up an awful faee-and left.
He has not been there since.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-12-02
huprored WAGON Brahc.-Perry Dick

halorored Wagon Brahe.-Perry Dick
son, of Blooming Valley, Pa, has taken
measures to secure patent for very
simple and excellent brake for wagons
and carriages 1t simply consists in con-
Meeting double cranks to the inner end
of the pole or shaft of a carriage or wag
on, and connecting the cranks to fric
ton brake for the face of each weel, in
such manner that the least backing up
of the draught animals brings the brakes
up against the face of each wheel, and SO
presses them that they cease to revolve,
and merely slide. 1t is useful improve
ment for hilly countries, and cannot fail
to commend itself to all whom it may con-
Germ
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-12-02

E@~At the State Treasurer's Office. in
Harrisburg, last week, they were engaged
IN destroying, large numbers of packages
Of relief notes. $4,000 were destroyed
in one day.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-12-02

s@- Mr.. George splcer, of New York,
has made a match, in which he bets $1,000
against $4,000, that he viii produce horse
which viii perform ore hnndred p.ii~
nine hours The feat never ha9
complished
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-12-02
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TERNS-Two dollars per annHum ia advance-Two
dollars ana a quarter, half yeary-and il not pald be-
fore the end OF the year, Two dollars and half Those
who receive their papers by carrier or stage drivers
employed by the proprietor, viii be charged 81 IL
ee nts, per year, extra.
No papers discontinued until all arrearages are pald
except at the option Of the Editor.
NJ Advertisements not exceeding one square SIX
teen hnesl viii be inserted three weeks for one dod'
and twenty-five cents for every subsequent insertion
The Charge for and three insertions me same
liberal discount made 10 yearly advertisers
g9 All letters addressed to the Editor must De post
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-12-02

Solomon's Hires.--Father, look ye
here Wots ihe reason you and mother
is alters quarrelling ~
Silence my son. Do you know what
you're talking about!
yes sire, do was jist wonderin'
what you'd do if you had as many wives
as old Solomon
Bah go to bed
Yes, its very well to say, 60 to bed
Solomon had NOR n hundred wives, all
of 'em living in the same house, eatin'
together: and nereJ a fight
go to bed
Now what time you'd have eff you
had half as many. Why you'd kick up
such rumpus as s'ud fetch up the police
and kick things to thunder A broom
stick interrupted the fugacious youth, and
very suddenly suggested to him the idea
of travelling, which he did
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-12-02

nseMr. Potter, of Fulton county, o.
hio, raised an Irish potato this season that
weighed seven and half pounds.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-12-02
Sore NacEs ON Working Oren.-Tbest

Sore NochS on Working O1en-These
occur when working in wet weather, or
with bad yokes. The remedy is, rub
a healing application. The preventive is,
good yokes the application of grease; or
a decoction of white or yellow oak bark,
applied to the affected parts, Or, bet
ter preventive is a canvass or leather cap
to'protect the neck entirely from the storm.
The daily union., 1852-12-03
STEWART yIchens and Mary yicLen. hi. wlfe

STEwART yicIens Mary yickens, his wife.
Drnnard Meekns, William Meekins, Emily Meekin and
smit-in county, sitting
OF equity state Of Maryland, July 1884, August l.
The object Of this suit procure decree for sale Of certain
real estate lyinE and being In Dorchester county.
The ball John Meekns, late OF said county,
departed this life the eighteen hundred
thirty leaving widow Elizabeth Meekns Mary Meekn,
Thomas Meens Denaaa MeekiR and snhI that the
said John Meekns seized aud Of Of land called
Marhy Point lying aud being in Meckns Necs and Tar Bay
la ad containing thirty five land that
devised the said widow Elizabeth Meskns during
life that the said Elizabeth departed this life sometime
the spring OF hundred and that the said Mary
Meekns ntermacd with the said Stewart Nickens
Tbsma Meekin this life, leaving
children, William Meekins Emily Meekins his heirs
the said william Meekns and Emily Meekins phn
under the that the said Susan Smith has
len Maryland reside Ia
cOmpanRn; win be the benefit interest ali
parties that said land shall be sold under
Of this for the purpose Of division of the proceeds amongst
entitled thereto.
adudgcd ordered decreed by the order OF the
Dorchester county, the complainant causing
COPY order to he inserted pubhed
Washington city In each Of Eve successive weeks before the
heen SEPTEMBER the said absent defendant
yng her heirs dead Of the object and substance Of this
bill appear this cont, by
cior before the fourth Tuesday January
premises, and show she they have, why
ARA SPENCE.
sAzUsL D. In Coxrrs Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Tsste
Augll-law5w Z, y HENRY Clerk
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AAssa Wtaite wiiiisns ~. Psxtss.-Is the Cisoait
CourtIo Montgomery county - Court of Equity.
rHE complainant b absus tho 18th day
Of September, 1885, s sold defendant certain tract Of
land lying Montgomery county Maryland devised to her By
James White for deed
executed delivered BY her the and Ihe
OF the between said defend
hn several twelve ia Of the
said Of hundred dollars, eght vi which have be-
hundred dollars and
cents 2isI 1915.
And further said
and delivered the complainant bearing
date said deed, and be of the
said land purchase thereof which the
painant advised sufficient la law eperaie
the said land tNEt |4aAlt t6fst
The bi therefore, prays paper
equity foreclosure deceed and such portion
said land be sold the Of the said notes which have
the said defendant be
the said
said complainant by day. TO be by the court
complainant the That there
publication against said defendant
resides State Maryland unknown IL Is
2a of August s2 adudged and ordered that
complainant causing this order TO be inserted In
published Washington, in The District OF Co
umba before the 18th OF October
defendant OF the object and sub
this bill him this court,
SOLICITOR before the h Monday of March next
and show he has why decree
ought TO pass prayed.
NICHOLAS BREWER, Circuit Judge
Copy test;
JAS. c. HssIso, Clerk.
Sep l4-iawfw
The daily union., 1852-12-03

NOTICEThe army appointed
snh section Of making appropriations for the
the approved August 81 1851, which the following
terms and figures, 10 wit:
SEc g. find BE- further enacted That for the and equip
mounted rhemen finding horses
volunteers under the command Captain John c.
mont In CaforB during the eighteen hundred and forty
the ne War Department and
far supplies consumed by said
hundred dollars hereby
propaed the otherwise
appoint three and neested officers Of the
and Congress all such claims
send for funds advanced and and supplies Of all kinds
furnished sad whilst
the public services and for the Of said board Of officers
the sum OF i've thousand dollars Is hereby appropriated
being Washington, D. o. nouhes persons
United
supplies all kinds furnished
command Captain John
the board Office of Penn
syiyania avenue and I7th street,
All documents presented the board in the English language
accompanied by Engi translation
The National lneseneer and Repaslc Washington CT the
Boston Courier Boston, Mass the New York Express New
Yors e he squirer IN Phiadepha Pas the Re
publican, in ST Louis, Mo- the Bulletin, la New Orleans La
Evening Pcayune San fancco Gal
twice week weeks,
a copy of their paper the office board
WAsHlsetpr, u. O, August IA, lss9
lS-2awsw
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A yALUAuIE FAuNr FOn sALF-Tbe suh.cr,ber havl

A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALF.-Thes subscriber, having
his affairs, for sale his
county, Virginia, situated immediately tie
Little turnpike road, leading from Aerandua Winchester
ngon city, District sf Columbia The improvements consist Of
twesnry brick house, with FIVE
all necessary buildings brick
stand blscksmi shop which furnish annually between
hundred my leads of About
hsfof The In wood the balance cleared and In rapidly
improving condition The stock, &C. viii be sold with the
Immediate possession given Por further particulars in
qure of Racn ESQ., Washington city, D. c., Dr..
Isaac Winster, AerHndda, Virginia,
Aug la-Iaw5 EDWIN &, FTTZHUGH.
The daily union., 1852-12-03

pHorosAIs fes carrying ths .a.iis Of tns Usissd
States the lsl of 1855 the 5ou
1854 casiss In illinois, win be resolved al the Contrast oaes o.
the POSI- Office Washington, unui The ou
December 1851 10 decided by day foiownsl
the and in and time herein specified, viz
Manchester Whiteha Carol
ton Kane, Jerseyyile Delhi, ana Godfrey, 10 Alton,
and back, daily Sunday, In four horse coaches
three OF the weekly uips 10 embrace Lynnylles Win
chester, Glasgow, and Bieese, instead Of Manchester
and Whitehall.
Leave Jacksonville daily except Sunday, at II,
Arrive at Alton next days by p a
Leave Alton daily except Sunday, al a.
Arrive at jacksonville days by ., a. m.
The mail preference passengers, and 70
their exclusion, required by Of the mails Deduction "
be made from the mail trips and fines imposed of
those not performed ageeaby 10 contract The Postmaster Gen
the failures violating the
post oiee laws lie alter the contract schedue provided
he allows rata additional stock in OF increased
expedition. No will allowed should the distance
greater than advertised The proposals should be endorsed Mail
proposals for 2t0 no addressed TO "The Second
Assistant Postmaster Generain
For further particulars the conditions OF bidding notes
attached the late for proposals carrying the
mails certain in Illinois, &c.
8. d. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General
Posr ornoK DErARrMEsr, Oct 81, 1852.
Oct 23-w4
The daily union., 1852-12-03
Land for Sale in Eastern virginia

Land for Sale in Eastern Virginia.
E undned being prevented by from attending
of land owned by him, has concluded 10 offer fo
sale. This farm about miles from Williamsburg,
James City In Williamsburg located two houshine
which considered
in excellence country William and Mary College
also this Institution under the supervision of the
bishop Episcopal Church Virginia.
many distinguished have been educated, including JEFF
American Presidents Individuals desirous OF edu
eating their children here offered therefore great
vicinity lines between New
Baltimore, Richmond will shortly regularly
within miles this and
be converted lucrative market garden consists of
woodland and valuable meadow
aud mill and there abundance OF mari The
whole amounts TO Isl
OF this Norfolk Beacon
since, gentleman who the proprietor Of estate
for 40 land and refused H.
wished make the purchase
10 establish vegetable garden,n &C.
"TnE VEGETABLE cRor LOVER yIRolMA.-We take from
the Norfolk Argus the following stastios, &c. The steamship
Roanoke yesterday New York. carried from
Nook 81 barrels Of cherries and 2s barrels Of The
Baltimore boats past each trip 900
IL estimated less half million OF
win be realized the By the shipment OF early
vegetables from this port ''-T1ichrnond Enquirer
wishing will communicate with the under
signed, at Williamsburg, Virginia.
July 22-lawld JOHN NJ GAIT, M, ID.
The daily union., 1852-12-03

Each passenger
ceedng in measurement 10 cubic feet.
seerage furnished with mattress and pillow, ana
with the rations
Freight will be taken Chsgres 70 oot and som
Francisco 09 The transit OF
the isthmus the expense OF the passengers.
will be perceived through mail line seeSe
quality The steamers employed, AID
boats always ready
at both ends of the line accidents.
For further information apply the ONCE Of the company - and
IS South For choice OF beuhs apply al ths company
No III West street, corner OF Warren street, New York
Mari
The daily union., 1852-12-03

Notice the Establishment three addtionaI Land
a.# Districts Ina the state Of Iowa
1854
d can three additional land districts tbs state
hereby known, land Office
ssCHARToN DISTRiCT'in said State, fixed the
CHI ARTON that for the "NoRTHERN DiSTRCT' at
FORT MONIES, ssMIS5OURI RIVER DIS
TRICTn the Of EVANSVILLE the sites which have been
designated by the President Of the United States
Given hand city Of Washington this second day
Of September A. ID. 1852 t
BY order of the President
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Sept 3-law6w
The daily union., 1852-12-03

NOTICE s hereby given adversemenl of us so q
IN inviting proposals for service on The Ne"
,sa. being aeeodanes with me Ass y
SOD. ~ August uasbns the hereby "l
drawn following substituted ia lis place BY duy se
ned copy the appears that there no
IL ad requiring the o. e
between Vera Cruz shall be adapsed iof pun
Bidders govern themselves
The vessels, however, be used IN Transporting he ~
Pacific constructed in accordance WIN s
sa"S nsa.s a. - 80 49, " - y '' s. d. HUBBARDp
'eS"se'S- General.
The daily union., 1852-12-03

EDWARD X. CoLLINS& \ CO.,
No. 56 Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, h CO.,
Liverpool.
@. ROBERTS X CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNROE Il CO..
26 Notre Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
accountable goid silver,
bullion specie ewey precious stones, METALS uness bills Of
and the thereof therein expressed
Sept 5--diy
The daily union., 1852-12-03

IIAMrLros's wORKs-tle in Earnest lsno % cents
III Of Olives. lemo. 30cent
Harp the Willows lsmo. 10
Thankfulness. lsmo. 20 cents
Life Of Hail. 3omo. Git, cents
Happy Houe--ilusfrafcd.
Life NJ Lady Coquhoun--with portrait. rs cents
D Hamilton V well known This of the
brilliant writers 81 the day His Life In Esrne is the sonl
kea bugle blast and this beautiful
the low sweet wall o ma4ni6cent
master Thiss volume beside Mary
saying this, utter the highest that could give n
For sale by GRAY A. BATLANTYNE,
NavlS Seventh
The daily union., 1852-12-03

ohieA Ia done IN oOaohes
THE daily, D. m, aud
l. regularly line Pennsylvania rail
Harrisburg the daylight and
Pttsbu of
Baltimore. This line with the
Ohio Psbufg and Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati railroads. and by
going through om Baltimore Cincinnati in
forty four hours running
The slow mail line the place daily eS BY
this line reach Hodsybu OF Tho dny Of de-
and lie until the when they
their the mountain In Ptbu that
evening" thirty hours fom time OF departure from Bai
aud with all the comfort and advantage Of having enjoy ed
natural and repose.
These in the enjoyment Of liberal patronage
from the travelling public their equipments cannot be surpassed by
those any other route between the East and West
NOTICE.
Tickets Pittsburg Massilon Cleveland and Cincinnati by
he railroad line" be procured only OF the Of the Bau
snsqshanna Railroad Company, Calvert station, Ba
more, and at the following ratss
TO Cineinnau
To Massiion.. 10
Travellers original
Cncnna m time and s accommodations cannot be ercesd
M.PRED GATHER,
Superintendent
oFuoE BhIrsoRE spsepsHaNuA RAILROAD Co..
BALTIMORE August 90 1852.
Aug 9i-d2wf
The daily union., 1852-12-03
kEN Ysssa t.asag3 qSR

A NEW Route 10 pistshurg, via the BALTIMORE, sus-
gnehanna, ,aad Pernsyronfa RairoadJHrowgA 10 Psbr
3 train of viii leave Calye station daily
United States mail Washington Bsitimoe
connecting with the fast line Mddletown N,
nvinR at Harrisburg at ~, m, 10 dinner.
The train leaves Harrisburg for the west 2, arriving
Holdaybu hith point have the option Of
taking either the Jonsovn thence by packet boats
stagss direct from Holldaysburgto Piusbnrr.
Tickets will be sold following points by this
York, wnghve, Colshis, Marietta, Middeown, Harrisburg
New Pert Msrstown, feryie Lewstown, ysystown iunt
ngdon Holidn ysburg, and PiisshuTg,
This also with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle shipYenbur Chamberbarg and
other points this road.
F the accommodation OF from Washington for Of
the the of will be The
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival Of
the morning receive the baggage which viii be
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct i-dn Ticket Agent
The daily union., 1852-12-03
FOR HARpER.s FERRY.

fDAfLr LtsS)
THE packet He'll will ensuing seasO
commencing rom this date, between Georgetown Ratrs
Ferry.
Leaving Georgetown daily arriving Ilarper Fy
morning ~ time for the Tor Cumberland
Winchester.
Returning leaving Harpes Ferry p M, arriving Go
morning 6 O'Clock.
omnbues will be in readiness, the arrival passengers
GcorgFtown, convey them 10 Washington.
01~fare through, including board, 81 80.
Mar 2S-du
RALTIMoRE College of Dental Surgery, Session
Id Is52-'53
Chapin Harris, H. D., Professor OF Principles and Pac
uce Of Dental surgsy.
Thos Bond, j, A. D., Professor OF Special Pathology
and Therapeutics
w. Handy. NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
Alfred A. Bandy, NJ D.. Professor Of Operative Denesuy,
Philip ~ Austen NJ. D. Professor Of Mechanical Dentistry
Reginald N. Wright, a. NJ NJ ID, Lecturer Chenistfy
The mechanical and dcciing will be opened
Mopday of October The inhrmay will be op-n Throughout
The regular of lectures begin Mondyd
November and continue lil the last OF March.
Tickets for the sl0 diA~ectnr ticket toI0Da slOi
raafricaaion, o diploua Zee, $50.
Good board fom 81 80 10 50 So
Asg5 w. II. HANDY, Dean
The daily union., 1852-12-03
pHARLEs III, CIemency and Elizabeth CIemsncy

CHARLES IL, Clemency aud Elizabeth Ciemency,
his wife, Eusebus Welsh and ohers.-Circu Ceuu for
Talbot county, in equyAugust sTne object Of this
decree for sale OF certain real Talbot
of which certain John Leonard died seized and possessed
The bill that John Leonard departed this life seized
Talbot county, leaving complainant,
Elizabeth H. Cemenoy and the defendn Eusebius Welch Sally
Ann Porter George NJ Leonard Ellen Weh, and James Williams,
and Mary Williams his wife, his heirs at law and legal
Of all parties
should sold said
Williams Mary Williams reside Of Mary
land.
hereupon adudged and ordered that the complananis, by
copy newspaper pub
Washington, the District Columbia, each
next give
OF object
this bill and them appear this court by
Manday November
premises and show Cause, they have why decree
ought not not pass as prayed.
True copy-Auest:
sAMI. T. HOPKINS,
AugIe-law3w Circuit Court.
The daily union., 1852-12-03

THE Great Commisson Christian Church eousti
tued and charged convey the Gospel the world BY the
Rev. John Harris, ID. u.
The Tsacher-Characenc. of Lords Mnistp by
the Rev. John Harris.
Religious Progress D-courses on Se Development
ian Character hy William ". Williams.
Sacred Rheorc Composition and Delivery o. sermons by
Henry Ridley To which added Hints on Ertemporaneous
Preachingt by Henry Ware, u. u.
The Christians Daily Treasury; by Ehenezer Temple.
Lectures ON the Lords Prayer, by William r. Williams.
For sale GRAY HNLLANIfNEs
Religious Book Depository.
Nov. III Seventh street.
The daily union., 1852-12-03

Hydropaihic Encyclopedias
" tenn Of hydropathy and hygiene, In eight parts.
D. OUTLINES Of Anatomy -llutraed.
y Physiology of the Hpmas Body.
q Iiyecnic Agencies and the Preservation OF Health.
4. Dietetics and Hydropahic Cookery
s. Theory and Practice of Water Treatment
Special Pathology and Hydro Therapeuc including Ma
Causes, sympton and Treatment o all known Diseases
7. Application N Surgical Diseases.
Application Of Hydropsthy Midwifery and
Designed guide families
physician,i by r. !. Trail, NJ. ID.
fnr sale by GRAY n BALLANTyNE,
NOV ~ Seventh street
The daily union., 1852-12-03
University Of Georgia,

University Of Georgia,
ATHENS August q, 1882
HE trustees win professor natural
i science vacancy the 18th Of November The
will be teach the French language addition
the branches appropriate TO the professorship.
Salary, 81 ZOO per annum, payable quarterly.
t4-4tlaw ASBURY HULL, Secretary
The daily union., 1852-12-03
UniNtrsity of Virginia.

HE session OF this university will October
and end June 29lh.
It's schools l. ancient languages modern languages;
mathemac natural phosoPhy 8, chemistry and med
ca G. medicines comparative anatomy physiology and
gerry; philosophy; law TO- Ieetureship anatomy
There each school, assistant
Of the schools Of ancient languages modern Rguag and mnhe.
macs, and adjunct professor OF law and lecturer anatomy
Expenses -Truon fees paid in advance IL school be
amended ssoi two $50 each; three SIS each s75
Morn. Ia the school oil the intermediate
u $50; The senior S75stendanca higher involyipg
the privilege class. The the
entire OF medical lectures, including the dsectng
fee, are SOS.
and lodging, including diet, bedding funitue
and attendance, SllO pafrin nstaents
uadsanoe stnE, 81 10 $40 per session fuel and light
roon $40 each l40
Rent OF dormloy, occupying room, 81
Muticuaton fee, sc, sis Is
29s
csnungoHt dross OF $40 required Of each student
The necessary Tor clothing pocket money books &C,
cannot be accurately stated.
GEssNER HARRISON
Augl7-2awaw Chairman Fscnlty.