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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-28

By y. DRAPER. sr,
tore 81 tiL!ian-Styset. corner OF Pine
THIS nav =, - ..-t--i

Store 81 tiiLidM-strset. corner OF PIEe-stresf .
THIS DAY at IL o'clock
On CoeniIe, Sip Docks, Middle Pier.
TEAS. Saved from The wreck OF the bark Fotida
sold account of bonn tEsy coReerr, viz
% b.lf chests. sBd
> chests Of Teas, damaged.
; bale. Cis.ia.
Csps,nir, and 10, OF Rigging, Water Casks, IS
TUESDAY, sept =. s, 10 O'Clock.
PACKAGE S,Ls-45o packages Of Foreign and Danes
TIC Dry Goods ~ importation, aIaors ~hich
u full assortment OF >ea.osahle soeds.
Terms months approved endorsed notes
Catalogue. and Samples msruns Of sale.
Also * bales 6ne AID sRpefne SHssa crash to o. sold
AZ 10! ,'elocs.
Also, 80 pieces supervise ingram carPeurc:
Also one invoice of stalr carpcuns, villa Wnch inc
sale will commerce.
On WEDNESDAY, SEPT aa,h at the Auction Room, az
II O'Clock
Goops SAVED FSoM the WRECK o. TEE B.ReuE tLost-
D,-llQ gases China Crasse, Shavis, &c &c
Particulars 20 morro~.
90 THURSDAY, sept. 3O;h a, 10 o'clock, At the Salec
Room,
so fresh imported French goods, now landing
comprising the richest and costly goods Of the sea
son. among which several invoices OF superiSu'ej
rch sud nee ~ le chine ribbons, chine silks, &c &c
Terms months, for approved endorsed notes
Csialocncs and samples the morning OF sale.
Also, : cases Xix plush for hatters.
On SATURDAY October %, ut ~ o'clock.
Dillingham; Cloths aud C-s,meres also. Pilot and Bea
yer Cloths Lyon SKINS Fashirgs Fancy cssSmeres and
Sstisct~. landing
TERMS moaths for approved endorsed notes.
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hOLN tLn AZ EiesUUnT,
% Eui;nu--frccf

Void respectfully inform their patrons AID the public
generally that they have just received laeir Fall Fashions
from Paris and London and prepared to receive
orders, having supplied themselves with we'll selected
assortment Of goods OF the latest mpora,ons consisting
of Cloths, Cassmcres Vc-ting SC. &c, which they
prepared make up prices which fail to please.
To those who unacquantcd with style Of getting
up garments they would respectfully invite to call AID
anime ;or Themselves.
y. B. Term. Ca.h. sl4 II
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DieG:

Ia thi. city, Sunday Mis-, Jenny T Mas;erion aged
II wears.
Her remains will be taken Middleton Point, n. j.
this morning, at : o'clock.
John Poole, eyed - years.
Fsnera thi. afternoon, lrom 30 Oliycrs,rect at o.
clock The friends of ha Irliy invited 10 attend.
At the cloomnrd.le Luuatc Asylum, on Friday the
9th inst. Mr. Edward Glover in the 5lst year Of his
~ Beverly Mass. papers will pIease copy.
At Sisten Island, the 2 inst. Mr. Warner Peck, Tor
metlv OF Lcbannn. l.. nc ed 80.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS at 306 SecORd-Slreet,
GOEENFH,O SEHUTsCHI,Eg would r

r LIZ Al Z AZ a. r. e. ~Ouiu re-
spectiuy call The at,edton OF The ladies ard TIE Public
general their web selected stock of Dry Goods for
the Fail trade which they have purchased the lowest
market price.
Just received a beautiful Of French, English
and American Prints from Cd TO Is 1885, silks AID satns
very cheap Vely-,s, different coors fine quality only
81 l2:; French German aud English Merinoss, Mousse
nc de LANES SILK and wors:ea PIaJ great variety;
Cloths, Cashmere aud Vesng, good
meut
Red, white and yellow Flannel, from Is sd upwards;
beasAei and nubeached Muslin and the best
Oi per yard; AID many other articles
uenton all OF which Will be sold a small advance.
We invite the Ladies' favor Is with clIi and Judge
'or themselves, coed, freely shown Only prize
and abatement Please remember the number, 3e6
Second t. 5.h door above Avenue d.
s95 1911 lis GoRENFLO & HUTSCHLER
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SIzAWLS.
D;sX GOODS CnEAY. FELLOW TaaE
1lARE[ET.

u PILOT CLOTHS BEAVER CLOTHS. cASSI-
MERES, BRoADcLOTHS AND sATIrETTS.-Red,
white andyeOw PAnnol, rom Is Cd to :, Sd Canton Fan
nels MOie>kins and Me'nOe; variety OF Prints from
81 TO =. &C.
These and other goods have been just received SO
Houston street and warranted cheap be puE
chased in the cry.
The ladies' and Others in need of Dr. Goods are inyi,
ed 10 call at - Houston street ami examine ovr assor-
ment. r. BOWIE, % Houston ST. -; 6ii,-
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NEW STYLES
FRENCH AND LONDON BEAVERS.
New-Eork Cash Tailoring Establishment,

li2 FULroS-srRErr, SEAR BRoADwAY.
We would call the attention OF friends to = large
and well selected assortment OF Fall and Winter Goods
comprising the various .tyles of Bend Beavers Da
mos! aAd Herring Bone DO French Vine patterns do
plain 10 OF various coors; also Mohar Londos Coat
inr- most ,plendid article for Winter Frocks; black
and fancy color French aud English Cloths and Csss
from the celebrated manufacturers; also
grea, variety of Fall and Water Vcngs, among which
beautiful style Of Fresch Cashmere., London wooden
Ve!vet> b.ck and fancy silk, ar! Satins Valencia &C.
all Of which wsrc bought for cash and will comprise
full of the riches. patterns and finest quality
Of goods tina, be found any establishing in the
city. Fall furnished p hours, 10 per be-
low credit prices Strict puncualty observed IN Cling
orders.
CASH Of DELIVERY, AND NO ABATEMENT IN
PRICES.
P. S-Nr. N. GAYLORD will give his whole attention
the emitting department espcc lily to Tie diTereat styles
of Oyercots that may be introduced the coming season,
feeling confident that style will be Inferior none,
and aim " i'll be compete with the most expensive
establishments the city. Particular attention paid to
eating pants. 81 &c BOOTH, Agent.
NARDWAElG AND WOODWARD.
w. Il J. JAMESON, 30 and 255t GgEEswicH-sTREET.
II ITCHEN FURNITURE il all its varities, consist
IA ing of Hardware Syood-w T;nwarc and Willow
ware kept coustanty hand OF the BEST qualities at
very loa prices the times Those who would wish
20 purchase articles of the above kind will fin! it to their
advantage By calling before purchasing elsewhere.
N. B. A large assortment of French Travelling Bags
and Baskets "a lni.i w. e. J. JAMESON.
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1TEw-yI,yK gaSD pHEss.-rhs new

NTEW-XOxK GAtD PKE~s.-fhls new
and superior article offered 10 the public as COM
binng more advantages than any other article IN the mar
ket Some Of the advantages are mat ts portable and
easily conveyed from place TO place IL may he worked
by one person either by hand treade and with very
little labor tw3i turn out Work as quick snd good az
any press and the number oi It's parts few IT
les. liable get of order Those who save used the
Press as well other ferson acquainted with Presses
the be. and cheapest that has yet beea pro-
duced Persons sesifon Of procuring tine article OBJ
tain then o Joha-tfeet, betweea William and Gold
street.. 81 IlIs
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NEW AND SPLENDID
4 l. G . D S
AT THE
UNITED STATES CASH TAILORING
EMPORIUM,


near Broadway.
Citizens and strangers respectfully invited to call at
the Emporium, and examine splendid assortment sf
French German and West Of England Cloth Fancy Cas-
yes;rg, &C. which will be made order the
shortest possible notice, and the fashionable and
approved st, lc, AZ reduced price. for cash.
Q lmis W r WILLIAMS. Agent.
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75OOD ,AEDS CARPETING,

F-7EsGlg ATGVs<,T and the manufactures, 2morg
{ which are eatfrsls. neF p.lterns Of richly
shaded ply- Il prices evrD 10. to IL. per yard
super and Na super English Ingram Carpets, rev pat
Term. from i. TO IS.
Super and super American Ingram Carpets new
patterns, from g.. TO =.
Extra fine and fine and Scotch Ingram Carpet
Is. I'd. TO Is.
Ccalmon I.gran an Russia Carps:ing rich coor' l. 3d.
10 l..
Also several set, Of English ard American Oil Cloths
Of double white ground and patterns at prices from
T., to b.. per yard.
- lars Ja Stsr carpets sud Rods, f15lc and Plato
Cayers Sc at y hch Will be sold ohe'p a. JONES :.
MARCYS ami chea, cash sore. iCl Hc"e'y middle
Garnet store between Hotter and Granfs;rectA
- y. Window shades from 20 IL feet IN length with
fixtures O. pce ror s. s2i Also, Shades painted to
or,'c-. Of sny ~ rstte =. 50 oi'
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Together h hundreds of o;hSr equally extraordinary
LarueinS, which it mpo Jle eaumerate within tue
limits of an adver scmcnt
foil and complete Of the following articles,
recently bought al auction for cns Cloths Cs,meres,
Satnets bl ok and blue kl,ck Beaver and Pilot Cloths,
Vcsngs Sersc Satin black and blu blask Silks, Bon-
b,znc. tDcns Diapers Lisen Sheetngs. Lawns. Cam
hrcs Flstans Cord. Plaid Musin. Hosiery, Gloves,
Small WarSs. &c dc. sc.
The prices Of all eood' marked in plain figures orc
price is strictly ob.erveJ. Goods freely shown AID
person Is u:g-J TO purchl unless perfectly suited
HERBERT HALL
Wholesale and Retail Dcaler in Fore On AMI Domestic.
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. corner of Carmine nnd
BE. eker-.trcet>.
~ B-llaying received from several large maruf4cto
rics exclusive gepcs he able under sell all compe
ton Domestic Goods Of every description fcddlers
supplied the lowest package prices.
X Rene abcr corner of Carmine md Beeckcr-strceis
II
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CARPET TING

JNRT 4 INU.
HEWITT & BAILEY, TO- 1O5 Bowcry, having par
chased their Fail Stock OF Carpeng Of Brus
,e three ~ as and super ingraiGs and which they "il
.e very low respectfully solicit call from ihssS about
furnishing. Carpets made up the shortest notice.
HEWITT s. BAILEY,
No l05 Bowery, ira, Carpet Store below Grand %.
40 oyis.
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THE TARIEE

WHICH TAXES PLACE or Oct Isl, has produced
qsite excitement aad cnlaucei toe value Of Dry
Goois-bu, the sub,ebsr happy Inform lhe Lade.
and ;he public, Tia, IN addition ri. former immense
Stock 4. has recently purchased large quantities OF tie
mes. desirable Gods the market, which he o-rs for
examination and assures then TIA; nj. assortment
i-r:Or to and surpassed BY He oilers :he follow ing
saEied, desirable and cheap Goods the oil prices.
NEW SzLAs-at Old Prices.
- pieces cAangeabla aad Satn striped AMI figured
Armure
80 GO elegant *etsred aud striped Satin.
Is 90 very rich striped Gro, de ARGUE.
10 do sp!sndii Go &c Acscr.
: do rioh tilacse
20 rich CheRs, beautiful patterns.
10 Satin striped Reps, very heavy.
- pieces figured Pout De Sole desirable coles
70 do blue black stripe Gad figured all styles.
50 do P!ail Gro. &c Naples, Pouli dc Sole, Sc, a-dc
coors.
% do plain black and blue black Silks of every de-
scrp;ion also Gro de Rhine Ma,teone double Poult de
Sole, sans F!orences &C. all 20 per CEN les thaa cur
prices. Also,
sIEAWLs.
Cashmere, Satin Dainask, Broehe, Kabyls Neriuo, &c.
aIsrinOes, French German and English al! colors.
Tasiions housseline de Laine Bombasins and yelvct
% cases French English and American Prnt. very \.
800 pieces red, yellow aud bite FIanne from
oss
Cloths, cassise7es. yO,,in.s, Sa;ne's Moeskirs.
* bales blcached and uaslcached Domest;cs
al! styles very e~ all which he pubic invited TO
examine before Purchasing elsewhere, they will De sure
10 great bargains
JOHN II. DINGlIAS, sol Grand-s,rsct. CO.. Orchard
TIE French German and Italian languages spoken.
81 Bits
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SPURIOUS SPOONS bayiac been publicly o.
= fefed for salc aud repre,s nred -ais Il G. man
Silver, End marked Dixon" JANE DiHoh q so.'S,
CORNISH Place. She .fs1. beg cssion the pahie IN l
there such articles tie market made e base NETS
better than brass. shtened and they consider
cue then.eyle, ana the public generally ~ 2Sau
,,-ns .uc- imposition All ae-sons wishing n p'fcnas
g.. u.y,r & on GERMAN SILVER sPoON- "oH
10 e the mark, ~hcA L }. y q -
EXON i SONS. ,,f-sy this
AIRY person deected praiing these EAf'-''
MI D. < ; 1srk th-ir Britap,1 yen
n,yos & ~oss ~ Nv JAMES lAoN . cc..c.
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CASH Of DELIVERY, AND NO ABATEMENT IN
PRICES
AUCTION GOODS, aUCTHO GOODS

AUCTION GOODS, q SCTAON sou DS.
AUCTION GIODS-SUT1ON Il RUMBLE wish TO
their and tho ladies of this city in gem
eral tina; they have hand good assortment Of
FALL AHD WlHTER GOODS,
which have been purchashed at AUCTION, and which
they dispo ed sell lower prices than the
.,yle have been offered before in the city. S
iayte ladies call and their goods and learn their
prices before purchasing else" here We have black and
colored Merinoes, Bsmbazi Is, Mous'ene &c Lanes,
Welsh and English FlauG.ls, Cashmere P!ads, black,
blue black and eoored silks, French English and Amei-
can Prints Irish Linens Sheetngs Diapers Table Cloths
and Napkins together with all kind Of Drawer Goods and
avery large assortment Of Il G ssERE &GLGFEs.
AS, for Millinery purposes, black and blue black silk
veyets Bonnet Silks and splendid assortment Of Bon
net Ribbons OF the newest and most splendid style.
Call soon \, SUTTON Il RUNDLES,
~ Spring stree, corner OF sullivan.
81 cts
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Josiah Ric hards, Auctionaer.
BE BANGS, RICHARDS n pLATT.

ps Ei0YAl. CURRY.

D1 RI0EAh GURLEY.
STo2s l69 BaoApw,Y-NEw.IoRS LONG Room
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept IS
At half past o'clock, and the fcgr following DAYS.
Ct the most valuable. and unique collections
of Ancient and Modern Books that has been offered
public s7le III this ~.
Tie collection comprchonds the whole range Of Litera-
Arts and SceAces, IT Is however particularly rich IN
Transitions of the Oriental. Gresk snd Roman Classics
works coins medals and eRbcms, trestes on witsh
craft astrriogy aud achymy, early travels ard histories
of North America fine illustrated b, oks Of travels many
OF the works the Old dramatic writers, srcent poetry
and trcltises music, choice Catholic works
ard valuable Protestant Theology. works the
early general aud typographical history OF England and
Iceland the works OF the early and intermediate phio
sophcal authors and of the best and most
aud lives. both British aud ContIsenta
Sre;NOH JOHN NAGEA,
First Violin the Mig OF Sweden and PGpl OF Psganiu,
s5AS the honor that hi. second Grand Vo
4 cal and Instrumental
CONCERT
VIII take place Friday Eve rg October lst, 81 he
City Hotel, assisted hy the celebrated prima Donna
la SIGNOKA EUPHRASA BORGHESB,
From the Theatres San Carlos Venice and Havana and tho
Royal COME Opern AT Paris.
NJ. ErlENNE NOlZEL,
Professor Of singing and tenor o! the private Music of Tho
X us Of France.
Mr.. WBITZEL,
Mr.. LOUIS RAKEMAN.
WHO has kindly vOUn ecrcd his services.
Mr.. ". G. HILL
Leader Of the QparteI,e, and
Mr. 1lMM
Who will presd. ut the PianO Forte
For Programme = sm,ll lilis.
Tickets. One Dollar each, 10 be had al the principal
Music Stores and Hotels.
Doors open at ito commence at o'clock, precisely
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a C.iRD-Wc have just received our Full and
"a Winter Fsshiors together with an assortment OF
seasonabc good. whch the attention Of our
friends and customers, and The publ &c generally.
ELLIS 4 BANCKEH, Taiiors.
No. 80 Fulton N. Y.
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10 LIE LOVERS or FAIR DEALING a
CHEAP, DIZZY GOODS.

4 my business daily md rapidly increasing | fluid
to ny Immense stock Of cIscecied Dry Goods and in
order insure have marked all goods
discount The regular prices Particular attention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-28

For HALLS. PARLORS. Gil M
EERS. CHURCHES i NURSE
RItS - TIE nOst economical
Sters ersr mcd> As the season
for procuring -toses l. near 81
tang, tn proprietor calls the at
teuiion OF tin 80 N "ant of good
aztec IL the Olmsied Patent
Stoge. Thee stoves have for the
jn<t FIVE or .it tears been before
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' NIRLO,s GARDEN.

~ NaHLO'S GARDEN.
L His EVENING, September 18th, ISL. Benefit oil
Mr. CHAPMAN.
~ Fist night of Burcua called ALLOCATE
PUMP.
II night this Of tho humorous Farcctta Of
THE HAPrlE>T DAY OF My LiFE.
Mr. IL. aud Miss WELLS will appear in two popular
dances.
Superb FIRE WORKS. by Mr.. Etge.
Come Song, by Mr.. Chapman.
PROMENADE MUSICALE.
The evenings entertainments will commence precisely
at half past O'Clock. with an Overture.
After which the faroetta of the IAPriEST DAY OF
MY LIFE.
Tue CKACoyIENNE, by Miss Wells
In the Of the evening, Mr. Chapman will sing the
following Comic Songs Espeys weather Eve, Past and
Present Times, The Teetota society ard Adam aud Eve.
After whic, Sir. Edge the unrs allied PyrtechniSt, will
give a splendid Exhibition Of FIREWORKS.
To be followed By Pas Styrien, by MIR AND MISS
WELLS.
The whole conclude with the !asne Buret.a called
ALLOCATE PUMP.
To morrow evening the RAvEL FAMILY.
Tickets Fty Cents.
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the public ard generally Wei known TO require
much be sand their favor. Oar Stoves are made o
tbs bss, mater ! aud Ia the most ornament sitis.
many :, yes made IN nta,.on oil rh Om.i Steve, bat
diIerng ntls parts. and would recon-
mead all call ana examine his assortment
viii be ourd 10 be cheap at aa1 oihsr est
All kinds of stcse work ,olcief and =usuded 10 " III
psomp,u,ss. JAMES Z. p DEAN, 2is Sa;er-st.
s2S cod II
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NEW FALL. RIBBONS AND BoNNRi

NEW FAIL RIBBONS AND BONNRI
~ SiLKS-C. b. LEVY has received and IL constantly
receiving by every Ferch packet the newest aud richc
styles Paris Bonnet Rihbons aud Bonnet Silks; Oh
very great already received decidedly the
most elegant imported this city. c. h. l.. has
also Imported entirely stve fall neck ribbons; aIlo
great variety of fancy Dry Goods Luries respect
fully invited to call before purchasing elsewhere Mil
liners and country dealers supplied the most favorable
terms. whoesae and retail Is Divoion-st
80 unis' 4. =. LEVY
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PoYT OF NEW-YoRK. SEPTEMBER sS ISL.
rsiaia,ure Almnnnc.-rnls DAY
CLEAE 90.


Br ship Grace Pearson, Liv rpool, NJ & K Many Hec
tor spcac.-. Mobile, f slribu: & Co.
Brr Elizs and Su>an. Over Wilmington, Nc, Jno Oy
den; sullivan. Brown Charleston; WashngseH, Bro"a,
Washington, = c.
scar Mar, Jane; NcMsth Norfolk Adriin Pi:ls Pc
,ersAarc. Va Homer Reed, Boston
ARRIVED.
Schr William Thompson, Prlcs, Norfolk wood
Schr Cold Hunter. Havens, Cnerfy'tonc, corn
Sohr NJ dol Bts-,i.el York NiSer wood
schr William Il GIBBONS Hickman Folly LANDING corn
Scir l,oniInc X app Il on aond, -four aud tobacco
Schr Flienl>aip Davis, Sno~hill lumHer
Schr Slma,l X Payn,er, Pencil, B-rln, u
Sctr fcNas, Ross Hav.c 5e Grace, ron.
Big Dnaon, Merchant, ! dys fm Charleston cotton
Oanham Dimol.
Brig Excel teunc I'm Savannah aaI Is hours I'm peIl-
ware bre. k~aeT, cotton. Sturces Cleaf'nsD;
Brig George t'nry, Bingham Is dys fm hichmohu'
COL, 65und to Wet Point,
Br brs cu.Ies, Card 5 dys I'm Windsor, rs plaster
to order.
Bd. J l. Dar.nd, Ro,on, 10 d,s I'm wlmingtsa, NC,
ua,al stores. Mifchell : C.
Brig saboc y r.ill 50 dys fm Stockholm, iron, BOor-
man Johvsoa y Co.
Danish brig PANEL, Ronac Is dys I'm Matunzas sugar
} y Lssaiia
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CEOTasS, CASsG,s Er<Ecs AND VESTINGS
~ The subscriber has received by late arrivals several
cases wool black Invisible green, Prince Albert olive
and brown CLOTHS Of fire qualities.
CASSTMERES-Wo black fancy dscskin and plain.
VESTlNGS-Rich styles. Also,
TAlLORs TRIMMINGS.
Sllesas, serge Bindng- Cords, Plaid Linings, But
ions etc etc. all which wi. be sold Ivy the paekag. Of
piece 1t tho lowest market prices No. ~ William
s,reet. by r. ln.l JOHN NJ kUPFER-
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" Graham Esou-c, 6;i Ba'c 'ay-s;.-The friends
81 Temperance laNl.d "a elL Sh- o. Gatlst,ee :!
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nai,s.-EAua AND IaACalgNE OILS
~ The subscriber, agent for The Onion OIL Refinery
ptr.rs for sale
300 gals winter AID fall Sperm OIL, ble1chad and uE
beached.
1860 do superior DO roGoed expressly for machinery
800 do winter aud faIl Whale Oh, bleachcd aad un-
bic ehed.
1000 do. pure III. phaat winter pressed.
50 barrels of Oh Soap.
The above articles are Of the best guilty, and will be
sold IN purchiser the lowest market prices
EDWARD DOYLE, Agent U. o. r.
s,9,, 10. ~ Wafer street.
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Sales "a, A,.cti,

BY Holman & e - emots cargo Dr'c Columbus 36i
kSs Sicily at 300 VISA lciee-l07 bags Java al ~
Sa-39 ,aeks AT NJ,
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e. ThcV,ost i4oci., OF ::c-cmicc.-Great wa,

u Private Eeacbcr.-A Young gentleman OF
oollegis education de-, of giving instruction owe
o. two hours dey either private SANITY or board
school Tic would consider his board compensation for
his services Testinoriai, of Character snd capacity
vita the respectable references will be g'yel Al
dress ;. p, nj this Office. so
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NEw-i DIRK, Sept II, ISL.
Resored, Tha; the County Convention be requested 10
meet AZ the Broadway House Friday, the l., Of Octs
Der next, at O'Clock, p NJ
Resolred That tue Convention select Delegates ,s
the EQUATORIAL Couventoa be requested Mon
dag tho i;h October the Broadway House a, o'clock
p 81.
SAMUEL G RAYMOND, Chm
nc. {, W ,:s-1a.',E sec'ys.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-01-29
THE CONSTITUTION.

What is that we call the Constitution The
constitution is evidently that which constitutes,
and that which constitutes is the blood. We, there
fore, know that the blood is the constitution, and
that good or bad constitution is neither nor
less than good or bad state the blood THERE'S
no person who, having lost heath does not wish to
have it restored. Use then the proper means. Ex-
pei with Purgatire Medicine all currupt humors
from the body, and the blessing, Health, will be
the certain result for all pains or unpleasant feel
ines proceed from the presence of corrupt or vi
tiated humors, which are the real cause of every
disease, and therefore the only disease which the
human frame is subject because they clog up the
veins and arteries and prevent the free circulation
OF the blood a..
BrGndreth's Vegetable Universal Pills cure this
disease: because they remove the corrupt or vi
tiateJ humors by the stomach and bowels. leaving
the good humorS to give life and health to the bo-
dy. Ii is morally impossible that they can fail to
cure, provided Nature is not entirely exhausted.
DIR. Brandreths Office for the sale of his pills
in Philadelphia, is No. 8, North Eighth street.
Sold in Stroudsburg, by RICHARD S. STAPLES.
IN Milford, by ]. H. BRoDHEAD, and in Monroe and
Pike couuties, by the agents published in another
part Of this paper.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-01-29

POETRY.
Who is my Neighbour?

Thy neighbours 1t is he whom thou
Hast power to aid and bless;
Whose aching heart or burning brow,
Thy soothing hand may press.
Thy neighbours 'Tis the fainting poor,
Whose eye with want is dim,
Whom hunger sends from door to door
Go thou, and succor him.
Thy neighbour? 'Tis that weary man,
Whose years are at their brim;
Bent low with sickness, cares and pain,
Go thou and comfort him.
Thy neighbours IT'S the heart bereft
Ofevery earthly gem;
Widow and orphan, helpless left;
Go thou and shelter them.
Whene'er thou meet'st human form
Less favored than thine own,
Remember It's thy neighbour worm, a
Thy brother or thy son.
Oh! pass not, pass not needless by;
Perhaps thou can'st redeem
The breaking heart from misery
Go, share thy lot with him.