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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-19
PIKE COUNTY
JURY LIST.

Persons deawn to Serue as Grand Jurors fo1
February Term, A. d. 1912.
Calvin Pallet, Palmyra.
2 Phillip Rese, Delaware.
3 jonathan Weeks, Milford.
4 Samnel Rowland, Lackawaxen.
5 Solomon Van Etten, Delaware.
6 Joseph Cuddeback, Westfall.
George Smith, Palmyra.
Robert K Van Etien, Delamare.
9 Cyril c. d. Pinchot, Milford.
10 Daniel Wilsoncralt, Delaware.
] / John Sawyer, Westfall.
II David Van Gorden, do.
l3 Benjamin Hoibert, -Eackawaxen.
IA Elisha Jones, Green.
Is William j. Conklin, Lackawaxen.
l6 Samuel S. ThraI, Dingman.
II Benjamin COPYRIGHT, Delaware.
l8 Samuel w. Hunt, Jr. do:
10 John b. Dewitt, Milford
20 Walter Bowl hanan. do
81 Daniel w. Dingman, Jr Delaware.
% Henry c. Middaugh, Westlall.
% Jacob Kimble, Lackawaxen.
"a Urban Roberts, do.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-19
U. $. Mint i'm PhiIadelphia.

A Montreal editor has seen letter "from one
of the American convicts in Van Dienans Land.
in which it is stated that the increasing kindness
of the Governor towards them. has induced the
belief that their captivity is drawing to a close.
Those at Hobart's Town, are to receive the lib
of doing what they please in the colony upon the
first of February; and it is their belief that they
will shortly after be permitted TO return home !"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-19
WASHINGTON NEWS.
January II, 1912.
SEN ATE.


Mr.. Wright presented Two memorials from
New York city, asking for repeal of the Bank
rupt Law. Also, four memorials demonstrating
against the repeal, and two asking for amend
ments. Also, one from Utica IN. Y ) in favor
of The repeal.
Memorials demonstrating against the repeal
or posPonemenl, were presented by Mr.. Tall
madge, of New York, the Senators from Indi-
ana, (Messrs. Smith and White0 by Mr. Sim
monds, of R. Island, Mr.. Porter of Michigan,
Mr. Huntington and others, all Of which was
referred to the Committee on the Judiciary
Other Memorials OF interest were presented
during the morning, and among them, two by
Mr.. Wright, from the towns of Lawrence and
Lewiston, IN. Y asking The interference of
the Executive Government to procure the re-
lease of the American prisoners from Van Die
mans Land
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-19
EsUEEALsn ROBES.

W.DEWITT & BROTHER, have just re-
ceived bale of superior BUFFALO ROBES,
and will sell Them as cheap as they can be pur7
chased in the City. All kinds Of produceda-
ken in exchange for goods.
Milford, Januray -, 1872
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-19
North American College of Health.

THESE extraordinary Pills are composed of
plants which grow spontaneously on our own soil;
and therefore, better adapted to our constltu-
tions, than medicine concocted from foreign drugs,
however well they may be compounded; and as
THEINDIAN VEG GETABLEP PILLS are found
ed upon the principle that the human body is in
truth
SUBJECT TO BUT ONE DISEASE,
viz: corrupt humors, and that said medicine cures
this disease on
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-19
ATTENTION ARTHLLERIsTs,
TAKE NOTICE

That meeting of he Slroudsburg Arile-
rists will be held at The public house of Edward
Postens, on Friday evening, 2lst inst. at ear
ly candle light. Punctual attendance is re-
qusied By order of
CHARLES SMITH, Capt.
January 70, 1912
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-19

Persons dram to SerUe as Petit Jurors.
Charlin Chamberlin, Lehman.
2 William ]. Cuslard, WeslaH.
3 Simeon Lord, Lackawaxen:
Walter Nearposs, Wesllall.
5 William r. Wilson, Delaware.
6 Benjamin H. Rose, Westfall.
7 William C. Crawford, Dingman:
Shared Bennei, Palmyra.
9 William r. Holber, Lackawaxen.
10 Alexander McCarty, Milford.
IL Elijah Peuon, do
IL Lemuel c. Cobb, Dingman:
l3 Marcus Kellum, Green.
ID Edmond Powers, Milford.
Is Jacob McCany, Dingman.
l6 John V Cuslard, Lehman.
II TimoIhy Depue, Delaware.
Is Michael Aldridge, Dlngrnan.
10 Phillip v McCary, Milford.
20 Jacob Draining, Lackawaxen.
81 Hiram Helms, Milford
% George Hetzel, Dingman.
% Daniel w. Dingman, Delaware.
"a Gorden Pallet. Palmyra.
25 John Stiff, Milford.
26 Peter J. Quick, Dmgman.
27' James Edwards, Green.
% Ezekiel Schoonoyer, Lehman.
% Samuel Preston, Delaware.
80 Redman Drake, Dingman.
81 Ellis Carhuf, Delaware.
80 Samuel Cox, Milford.
33 Abraham b Decker, Delaware.
81 Benjamin KeIum, Palmyra.
I
SO Edward Ferguson, Delaware.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-19
OREGON TERRITORY.

Mr. Linn moved that his resolution nsucing
the Presidento of the United States TO put an
end to the treaty with the Government OF Great
Britain, be made The special order of the day
for this day week. The Senate concurred.
The special order in relation TO the Land
Bill was also further poslpon ed.
Mr. Calhoun's resolution in relation TO the
Creole Offered yesterday was adopted
The orders of the day were now called, and
the day consumed in speech from Mr.. Wal
ker, in moderate hard money, anti bank speech
upon the currency, in The course of which he
expressed himself willing to adopt the Sub
Treasury features of the proposed fiscal plan.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-19
ANATURAL A REMEDY,

Satted to our Constitutions, and competent to the
cure Of eoery durable disease CW be found IN the
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06
General Orders. No. :y3.

HEAperARrERs or THE AMY ADIuTAyr GrSgRiLs Or
ricy.--WA sHirGros, June ,, 1912.
The ID Infantry, its arrival at New York, viii
proceed by dc;achmens TO relieve the ith Artillery
companies of the "a Infantry will stand distributed fol-
lows -Four in the barracks at Buffalo in Fort Nj
sgara in Fort Ontario Oswego three in Madison
Barracks Sackets Harbor; and one in the Barracks at
plsttsburg.
will proceed BY dctachments TO garrison the following
works: Fort Monroe, with six companies Fort Wash
ington with two Fort Severn, with one; and Fort Nc
Henry with one
Q. on the arrival OF any company OF the ith Artillery
Fort Monroe, the company Of the ID Artillery now
there will proceed TO New York hsrbor in which four
companies Of the latter regiment will be posted az herr
toiore; three (ncudng the light company Fort Adams
instead Of the four now there two at Fort TrumbuI
New London and one, now at Fort Mifhin Delaware
river.
nGuvres the four light companies of Artillery will be
brought together pairs at points which furnish grounds
the best suited for that purpose Consequently the light
companies Of the 3D. and th Artillery will constitute the
permanent garrison Of Fort McHenry and the light
panies of the LIST and ID Artillery being relieved will
anies assigned the permanent garrison Of that post
o. The other companies of the I'D and atl ARTILLERY
end the companies Of the ID Infsnty will be designated
Tor their new stations by the commanders Of those rcg
ments respectively
g. The three field officers of the III Artillery will take
post at Forts Columbus, Adams, and Hamilton and the
three OF the sth Artillery nj Forts Monroe McHsnry
and Washington, respectively.
T. The commander OF the Cd Infantry will take post ut
me Buffalo Barracks, and the Major Of the regmsnta ct
Madison Barracks.
9. Commanders Of Regiments and Posts are CHARGED
with the prompt execution of this order
BY command Of Major General Scott
II. JONES, Adjuant General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

TIrBrrs FROM TErAs~-Thc Neptune, at New Orleans
brings from Texas late the nd ut.
The times getting rather worse than better in
Texas. Failures among issuers of shnplasters, were
talked Of and neither Government or People appeared
have much money.
report in circulation that Bcxar had agaia been
captured by the Mexcans; the story turned out hum
bug.
AT Corpus Christi the Wolfhuntcrs mustered about 100
and there about 800 in Houston, Galvcso &c
President Houston persisted in declaring he would cross
tcers should offer
Considerable opposition and unkindy feelings towards
General Houston said to be manifested by many of the
most influential men in Texas
The people there look the people othe United States
for the money the implements and the salwarth that
to invade and conquer Mexico
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06
PIANO FORTES.

COUTHERN DEALEHs Al drcscnsssrs generally will find
- IL 10 their ADVANTAGE call ~. cp.e sscrtmen
Of the above article comprising v'rietv OF and 6 octAvcs
Of rosewood and usogany wh si,d acton scroll stands
and every modem mpro, Tn-.e InsfrIaen:s
ran,ed 10 I've equal the cay ARD u,li BE- ~ low
at possible prices for cash. The fnrriacc- a. West Foyr
t,crlth street, between Fifth ,rc Ss~.- avenues
". R-rano Fortes for iiir-A aoos ss,ov.i OF r.e;
Entcs 10, hire AT he matpifafnry an,
FRENCH RESTAURANTS No Ns.san street, opposite
L the Custom House,. BONNARD X ?. DELAMOTTE
have the honor inform their aud the public
general that they have added their old Establishments known
for upwards Of years under the firm Of j. Bonnard the
the Roor OF the house and have be-
sides several lesser Saloons for the accommodation Of
private parties aud society dinne~
They will the attention orders for Dinners and
suppers IN part OF the city.
Rooms and Offices in the upper Of the house
may be had of them yeIy moderate rents. iei fn-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

MOVEMENTS IN RHODE IsLASp.--H is understood that
several cannon have been brought the Worcester
Railroad for the Of the insurgents collecting in the
northern part Of the State 1t is rumored that quantity
of muskes and ammunition have been provided for them
but nothing is known positively upon the subject Our
impression that the movement got up without any We
ryfxed plans but in the hope Of producing intimidation
They will see how much the government Is ntimdated
the moment that they get settled in their new quarters
II General" DWolf does not have chance to beat his
shield into Capsone and his sword into shoeknife
will probably be because he can beat the sheriff running
-Propidencc Journal June L. ra tt-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

STILL LATER FROM BuESos AynEs.--By the William
Davis at Boston, from Buenos Ayres we have rec eyed
files of papers to the 9th April. f
Affairs seem to have remained in the same state The
beugerant eets in the river had yet met in BATTLE
The following paragraph giving the latest adviccs from
the army, extract from the British Packet of April
Letters from the army the date of the 81 nit, at
the of the Lobaton the confines Of Santa Fe upon
which point the whole Of the divisions from the interior
have concentrated amounting about infantry 1900
cavalry and az pieces Of artillery An corps un-
der the command of Colonies Sosa and Flores attacked
and dispersed body Of Santefecnos under Orono on tho
27th nit, at the Demochados Estanca de Correa) killing
twenty of them few prisoners 5000 mares 1000
head OF horned cattle and forty besides consera
BILE number of families fell into the hands Of the Federal
forces" ifH0
The anniversary of the birthday Of Governor Rosas
took place the 30h OF March, and celebrated in
great style by sautes of cannon, display Of flags
ta music lluminatons and bonres in the evening Two
egies were burnt in the evening Of the principal
streets according to the previous public notice given
one Of them representing Juan Pablo Lopez and the other
jose Maria Paz They were suspended from ropes and
consumed amid the loud shouts of spectators
The fireworks in of their transformations exhibited in
blaze Of light Pra Ell Resaurador de las Reyes Niue.
ran los sairages Unifarios"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

NEw CHuRcHrs.-The corner stone of n new German
Catholic Church laid in Pttsburg the 10Th u The
church is 70 be one hundred and fifty feet in length and
sevcny-one feet wide with steeple hvndred and
seventy four feet high. The the aston wns
preached by the Rev. Mr. Alexander, OF Baltimore.
The dedication Of a new Methodist Church in Licking.
ton, KY was TO take place the 2sth ult The Rev H.
D. Bascoi of Augusta College and the Rev. MIR. Hem.
bnc Of Cincinnati, were TO otIiciate the occasion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

Another SIrAMroAr ExrLosos--I.ast evening the
steam towbos Porpoise fastened To the ship Psnthea
bound for Havre with number Of passengers blew up
board This caused the death OF the steward
and three others hands on board two of whom were
named Smith, Besides these several were more or ess
scsded The captain and the two engineers were not on
board at the time Of the accident The wreck Of the Por
poise was Afterwards lowed down 10 landing The cx.
multitude prevented II from spreading beyond the tow.
boat.-New Orleans Bulletin, MAY n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

FALL or PRIcEs.-In Muskingum county, Ohio,
hogs sell at sixty cents piece four horse wagons at
$3.50, horses $S, and cows $50 EACH Cheap
enough
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

ARREST FOR TnEAsoN.-William II. Smith,
Suffrage Secretary of State of Rhode Island, has
been arrested for treason, and thrown into prison,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06
S II r A 3 / S M u S.

- ~ ~ - i ~ 4'L - ~
Commonly called Squirting, spd CATARACTS, safely
moyed-iu few nnutes-Siih scarcely incony
pain TO the patient
To save trouble correspondents informed that letters
Post Office. unless post pad.z(Q
Wheeler aesy Civ him wide spread reputation and
fixed il osis lasting gratitude of those whom
tidcass, " ieh a;s have offered TO him of their
cord he 81. the following that the
pirsable ~ aa Others bn because die persons who wrote
lanihopy, seeking make known for the good of their
fellow meta tr bcis1t which they have received from DIR.
Wheeler's estmont - .
- 80 NEw YAK, March 18th, 1912.
To DI. Wheeler, Oculist, 81 Greenwich st.
Dssh STA THAT you may, if you hsk proper, pub
eahst-lCsg YOU in s-cn 70 nay ver,ai aeSnowl.
tet his wn1r arowa of my Indebtedness YOU for
disorder hch lately afflicted its sight child
tender yor' and its disease of such alarming character,
tia, ds,ed unit! told OF your SKILL in such matters. OF
oht, max rm.dy for her and .e especially
other p sa ans had afforded her ~,ieG am happy, how
ever tu 20 confess that YOU have ee.u,y cured her and
cordially hetrty thank Tor highly successful
tors. Yours resrect.ily Hiss
MARTIN WATERS, iis Hammersley ST.
CIy and County OF New York To wit:
Ia the hoi~ Of being serycle ,ume of afflicted fel
low creatures hereby voluntarily offer my grateful tesumo
mas 70 D wheeler The enlist for restoring me TO perfect
cesSuiy uetsn ani operated upon by upwards oi twenty OF
J',tamlh parts q The ppited stsies
In witness Whereof make drposuon under oa.b, il
! H' JAMES o. FARREI., rs Sd A venue 81
Sworn before me the 3Oth day Of March, 1912
GEO. iRsIASn, Com Deeds
Nassau street
City and County OF New York S.
David Powell, 58 Jackson street Br,oklyn being duly
that he afflicted eight years with the Egyp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

NAvAI..-The United States ships Brandywine and
Prebc were at Gibraltar, April29.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06
CinclnnatI.
Correspondence of the HERALD

CINCINNATI, June 5, 1912.
The weather is growing warm here-the river is
getting below par-the Herald is much sought after
Van Buren, is expected in towa to-day-and the
ladies Qeaven bless them) smile with more than
their accustomed lovelness. by the by, speaking
of the little Undertook Lion, reminds me that on
yesterday, bellman, after sounding the alarm both
long and loud, proclaimed that " Van Buren, would
be IN town tomorrow! No good wing or honest
man should go TO see him, or do any thing TO favor
his reception! That the rats and the mice would
hide their heads at his approach, as even they had
been nearly starved out by the influence of his inn
polite measures" Our citizens WILL nevertheless,
pay HIM that respect due an Ex-President of the
United States. Sc So mote it be- s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

FAsHroNABLE MovEMEsrs.-Mr. Van Buren, and Mr..
Pauding left the residence Of Mr. Clay the 26th u for
Col Johnsons residence in Scott County. and after re-
naming with him short time, proceeded 10 Frankfort
their way to Louisville, where they have arrived.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

STARTING HoUR CHANeED.-The New Haven
boats now leave at six O'Clock every morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06
FURNITURE.


Wholesale and Retail Furniture and General FIR
nissing Warehouse, No. 81 Chatham street. cor
ner of Duane street, Ne,r York.
WHERE he keeps for sale large assortment of the follow
" ing articles, viz: Siehoards Bureaus, Bedsteads Cots
tables Chairs Office and Portable Desks Glass Cases Book
Gases Looking Glasses, Dining Centre Tea and Pier Tables
Pianos Sofas, Sofa Bedsreads Beds Bedding Paeastcs Mat
esses CARPETS, Oil Cloth. Mating and Fire Irons. Wash
STANDS, Ionet Tables, Candle Stands, Bureau Bedseads
Also large assortment Of men and womens Wearing APP
paIel new and second handed. +.
All the above articles oe red the pablo very
low prices Perso.is of said articles Would find il
their advantage To make early cal. the above eps
ment
Shipping orders puncualy attended aud r-eked the
shortest noce, reasonable terms. Mattresses, Bedding,
nc for fitting out vessels, constantly ON hand. III
All orders the above establishment will pectuey
tepded TO and thankfully received. fl
N B-The highest prices will be given for Second Hand
Furniture and Genemen's and Ladies' off ClUthins.
a22 6m~f T
TOSEPh PECKOvER Fancy Cabinet Maker, MathemaI-
ical Nautical Instrument Case Manufacturer 269 Water
street, New York.
Chronomeer boxes Of superior make, barometer termo-
ame., quadrant sextant; sngca dentist and
drawing instrument boxes made rad packed In neat style
hmepece clock and pistol cases OF all despon da.
gueirotyT. apparatus and medicine chests rods of
any length and make All kinds of fancy work. made OF the
best materials and workmanship, warranted. .
Repairing OF every description exect with neafness
tuality ana dispatch, French polishing aud vanishing.
Mannf.tor7n q. Tasleabues Establishment, between Do
street md Peck slip.
EXPERIENCES.
Mess z. G. W. Blunt. Of Water street and Bun
ling slip IfeDf
Mr.. A. Megarey, 100 Water street.
Mr. Deinilt, Pearl street. mi lm&c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06
THE COLTS FA'rENT REPEATING FIRE ARMS
I-Tliflcs with Eight Chambers
Carbnes IN S,r Chnrnbe
A WONDER AND "A BLES
SING

To CJEAR THE SKIN
II He ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP-kead this resoIu-
ton raised by the Medical Council Of Pfris -" We
h'n Chemical soap eSi miracle to cure say eruption
o WI am; ne i,a,an nnencsl soap IS
pmulc frsckle. ali teum seuryv IAN nornh.y or ,
barn, erysipr or any ctou IL will change the color "r
d,rt veIio or s,,l, lin n, s,,,t,i oao %
,l, hI;c ,ney ~, ~ 1, w. ,,, y n s
sien tle Awc,;r,n f.ys y, ha,hs py - yonss
a-,s. >, 20 ~ =. ~ ~ n ~. ;.,',, ~, !,
Inventor and r. Homes IS the Gene AGENT " inc
liz, go, n s,rLi,a. 90 II :,
tate 81, Boston Ia amore ~ Ba,imorr 81 s,
b-fy. IN ,,,as
IoATENT PRESERVED PORTABLE FRESH PRO-
VISIONS, TO any length of time and in
any climate viz :rrcserved Lohster TIaibut Shad Sal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

FIRs ~ THy WooDs.-We learn from the Cheshire IN.
~ Republican that the extensive tract Of wood and tim
Der land in Allentown took fire last week and between
one and two thousand burned over destroying
good deal of timber and large quantities Of wood that
had been cut and piled mp, ready for market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06
HATS.
HATS! HATS! HATS 81!

DROWN &CO'S One Price Hat Store, wholesale aud re-.
- tail, 10 Chatham Square. corner OF Mott street where
fashion beauty, durability and economy combined to adem
the head
The pronieton the pleasure offer addition
TO their recently improved short mapped Hat STYLE the
imitation of beaver which closely resembles that of all fns
the costly and besutf that the difference is not easily
perceived. Price three dollars We strictly adhere the
Hat for the price charged In presenting these Hats TO the
of beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort. mi 3ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
SHARON SPRINGS.

THE PAVILLION.--Ths new commodous Hotel will he
open for the reception Of visitors and after first of
June next at the Village Of Sharon Springs Schohae County
The clear pure Of the springs, greatly resembling
those Of the white sulphur springs OF Virginia, have been
proved be highly efcncious Rheumatic Cuaneous Bill
Sa!tIheum Scofa, Liver Complaint and ses-Yal debility
and ether (as certified b.
eminent medical professors in the United Ststes medci-
nal and ealing properties unsurpassed and Believed be
Added TO these the rides in the vicinity numerous Villages
extensive neighborng
the attractions offered to these seeking
Of summer, either health or pleasure.
These springs but few hours ride foa Saroogs Troy
Albany &C. and accessible from Canaiohare the Alba
and Utica railroad where carriages daily the
tors the Springs distance Of bout eight miles,
time for dinner; also by the Albany and Cherry Valley
pike by daily stages being about oryfve miles of the
of Albany.
Warm cold and shower Baths furnished at all times either
Of III mineral fresh and every attention given to rem
der the stay of visitors agreeable. 1T
An abundance Of the Purst mountain spring Ice for
the season.
ISAAC @. WILLIAMS
THE SPRINGS HOTEL.-This Hotel will he opened at
the above village Of Sharon Springs for the reception
residence.
THE COLTS .PA'rENT REPEATING FIRE ARMS
l. Rifles with Eight Chambers
Carbines wi IN Cir Chambers.
Shot, Guns orfowling pieces, with six Chambers
istois, fo :xet Belts and Holsters with five Chambers
AND an c> ira cylinder with hy charges.
As Also PEI cusson balls and powder npro, cap
primers and wider TASKS offered for sale reduced
No Broadway 2nd below tourand street
quantity on short notice
The advantages Of these fire arms over any other fire
arms now KNOWN well as their superior workmanship and
quality ,f materials well established tatt
To describe the icl i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06

WrsrtRs Dsnrse.-They about TO try young and
beautiful girl in Wesmoresnd county, Pa for burning
barn belonging 10 her faithless lover
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-06
SUMMER STOCKS.

SCARFS, CRAVATS, AND GLOVES,
JUST RECEIVED, rich supply of the above articles
sisting of very light and elastic stock expressly for the
months. Also Scss and Cravsts, great variety.
A large assortment Of Silk. Thread, Cotton aud Hoskn
Goves,t the old establishment 2il Broadway between Park
Place and Murray street
PARSELLS, Agent for j. AGATE,
N 3. Constantly hand extensive Of Linen
and Muslin shts Linen Dress Fronts, Linen Collars Under
(,.rn Sr.S Nc Irufrn