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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Take notice, that l have applied 10 VIC
Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas, oi SlOn
roe county, for the benefit of the lnsoIrenl Law
of this Commonwealth, and that the SAID Juds''
have appointed
Tuesday the l3h day Of December neIf'
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the hearing u
mo and my creditors, in the CouH House, M Wv
Borough Of Slroudsburg, in said county, "0s'
and whore you may attend if you see proper
JOHN DEWITT
November 9, 1912.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09
Another Great Feat.

ished his wonderful walk al Newark, n. j., on
Thursday last at O'clock, having walked 81
miles in hours and 81 minutes, and then 60
consecutive hours without sleep rest George
will leave New York for London on the lst Of
January next.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09

A regular hunt came off at Saugerties, New
York, on Monday week, upon which occasion
SO snipes, 80 woodcocks, / / partridges, 9
quails, $50 squirrels, coon, and bear weigh
ing 376 pounds, were captured The contend
ing parties met at the Phoenix Hotel in the
evening, and had a dish Of each kind of game
served I'D in fine style.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09
Milk sickness i'm Indiana.

This fearful disease, we learn, RACES TO some
extent in the northern part of Indiana. People
are taken with vomiting, which continues until
death 1t is generally supposed to be caused
by the water being impregnated with some min
eral; but this fact has not been fully ascertained.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09
Our NEIGHBOURS.

The Sentinel and Argus, the two loco foco pa
pers of Easton, are in full blast of abuse against
each other, on account of matters growing out OF
the late election. They are lavish in their ePi-
thets of bribery and corruption" bargain and
Sale," "Dictators," &c. &c. Oh, what delec-
table party!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09

If you wish 10 recollect any particular er-
rand or business, just button few singing
ncllies up IN your breeches next your skin, or
RIB a ltlle cowlch between your fingers, or
deposlle a grain Of dirt in your eye, or stick
a wafer on The end of your nose, and you
will be sure TO reccllec, what lou wish.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09

Fre at Hamburg. "A Hamburg paper uss
lions that some days ago, when the rubbish Fa
cleared away in some places, for the purpose
commencing the erection Of new houses ::
flames burst forth on several points, alhC.
nearly FIVE months had elapsed since The ga
fire.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09
The following from the PunIanJ nn

The following from the Portland BILL.
will "pass muster.
A, county muster, after an orler Va, ,s
TO "re,urn Tamrods," one of The soldiers h.
from the line, and was off full split "H.
bawled the commanding officer. here ale,
going?" "Down 10 Squire Muggn. To ~.
the ramrod that borrowed Of him---as ro.
me- -
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09

The good people Of The tow Of Egor.
Pa, were thuwn into comnoIIOn ON N,..
week, by The appearance of three bears
hill between the Town and The creeL
arms were Immediately procured, and a.
half an hour The whole three were kill
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09
New York.

The long and warmly contested election in the
City and State of New York, took place on Tues
day. We hope the labors of our friends there
were not in vain, and that we shall be able to give
our readers good account Of their work in our
next.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09

1t is said that Elder Hines and Parson Mil
Ter met about ten miles from Providence, for
the purpose of fighting a duel-the quarrel
having originated in some theological dispute.
The officers got wind of the business, and took
Them both nlo custody.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09

Nicholson lands in Jefferson and Mexican
counties, in this state were sold on Saturday
a week, some of them as low five cents an
acre, and none higher than fifty seven cents.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09

Laboring men now working among the
farmers in The vicinity of Princeton, N. j., for
twenty-five cents per day, and provisions
found
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09

Solomon Bauchman, the young mail raa5e
has been sentenced by Judge Baldwin to 10
wears imprisonment in the Eastern Penea-r
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09

A gentleman writing from the interior ol H.
linois, says that requires two hundred pounds
of pork TO purchase pound of tea.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-11-09

The State of Rhode Island is in debt twelve
ihousaGd dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-20
nRFSENTS.-Tiffany. Young & FL

lis No. go Broadway fdirec,ly opposite The CRY
Hall invite no,ce 10 Their sar1s,y 81 .,os'
France and Germany. and believed to comprise ry =. the
Ell EiE CAN'T. ARTICLES OF TASTE AND UTILITY
u be o-ad he! ci;y, and Tor ,is Z: sos ihoiefase
Rosr-woop Gooos-Iaiies and Geut, Portable Desks
and Dressing Case PaPe,ri-,. WHrk Boxes arsy Box
10 PERFUMES lidk;s Gloves. Jewelrv, &c Won Tables
STS1roxssY-Eng,Il and Frencl plain and ialcg Note
and Letter Paper nj the finest possible auaIiy FnpetoF
OF eli siza, Waters, Wax. Cold and Silver >an nks!an's
Pea!!cde-s Seals. Pencils hc The i sartE N The conn
.rv Peron giving dian. OF Cher parties VIII al az
ind something new and appropriate ofcasio a
CurIEeY-Eodcers, kniTcs >tisSn.s and Ea7ors: AL
files Tweczers Rooh hJohs Key .inEs, Gc.
PEgFrmEgY-Eg-ry article n request, oil tie nss quail
3 PUSHES =. D coNns, Of Il! kinds aet qualities.
F.scY PoRcrLAIS decorated 10 order NJ oit hest
establishments in Par in different much superior
..yle that Usually imported. Also, ToTh . Dresden
RERII~ Ros sSe BRoszs ink,ravs Taper stands Card
receivers. Wach tani>. Figures and Ornaments.
P.rEg M,cHF, Velvet and Leather Portfolios CARO- ea,
Work cases Pocket-irooks, wiring cases, c >2He very
FASs ffsaiiier paper Kid she'll aat oory Chinese and
French manufacture rom ordinary 10 YER ''
collection To be found IN The cry
c.%rF-enc Gerr.sn and 1nsnuflc,ure.
INDIAN Goop~-D-es,s complete. Aloccasin Ectcu'-s'
Sugar Screen and va'ou ariicls iadr rom ,aS
embroidered with beads. pO-cupn. 'Ini! ana nl0e>' NAT
CEiye.e GoopS-Lacqucree Carye!. !voTy, Sivfr md
Gold Flagree and Porcelain articles Paintings aE8raHy
rich and ciron, articles. sul;aDlr Tor prc>t'is.
CANES OF all kinds, Tor ladies and ch!li.rrl
FRzscl JEwrLgT-Hrad ornaInefis=G1ti ptnS ,' '
hrrinu and thu various novelties th- appear IN Pans
neutrality-suspicious. Ea,lcs, Fehthcr busters, Opera
Glasses Bouquet holders, Snuff boxes ceg1r cases, oau
case, and Souvenirs Purses Tablets, AcCoriio' OF 'upe-
rior quality Mrsca Eox. rich Riding Wipt McersLaun
Pines English Playing Cards. Work Baskets, Ma.l 'rna
mems oil Painngs. Gents fine Gloves, Soi'n'i FAME.
article. from the Shakers &c, &c.
Cards Invitations engraved and printed with puLIsr
neancss; Stall engraving on Stone ana metals r"ie'
stamped with c-ests and initials ais II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-20
TNCHANCE-Y.-Before the Vice Chan.

Il ceioT, OF LhG Tst Circu-Mchae Laen ys Edward
Mun>es, Lawrence Power and Patrick iicOuaG
In pursuance. of decree OF the COurt Ckaucery NJ The
State Newly crA made il the above led cam, nv h.
Assistant Vice Chancellor OF the frs, Circuit on the 5rr1
day OF April instant all the creditor. the above.parc
DEFENDANT Edward Mrnson provided ,or the assignment,
mace by The said Edward Mus>on to the abcve.EanA.i DE-.
.eHdants Lawrence Power and Patrick cCuade which i
20 IN the peadlnSs IN the aboSecause and WHO inay
Nc emitted 10 come &c and prove .eir demands under the
a are hereby required to eNthi; aud prove er
u Gcaads before the undersigned the Masters of
al MS 9hce, Ne IS ttlis;y 6ve) Liberty st-, in
e cf OF Ne"-iorh, the >econI day MAY next al
eock Ia NE afternoon OF that day or in dcau thereof
.neS VIII 0e p!ecinded from the benefit OF the a.o,ts1 Ill
decree Sew-iorh, April 3, 1872
DAVID CODwISE
Master N Chanccry, No. IS Liberty. street.
''' A.. l 9" ta, So!lciioI a9 laH3w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-20

! a OF Nei ork n the city of Newly or on the ;,t 3v
OF February, il the thousand eight hundred and
torty-twn,
Present, William T. McCoun Vice Chancellor OF the Frs,
Circuit.
John Brewer Complainant. vs. Charles wadswoth Enoch
Wlswail, DAVID Co,hesl, George s Doughty, Harriet ~
Wis"al Samuel S. Allen and Lucrcta his wife Ae1an.
der K Thorp. George RaPeye John rurdy and Aac7sus
Cruikshank. DIS.
Il appcar. by affidavit, tho satisfaction OF this Court,
That the Defendant Alexander r. TIiorp, on, OF ms
State but resident OF the State New-Jer>y on motion
u William w Campbell, OF Counsel for complainant il y;as
cdcre-Tliat The aid Alexander r. Thorp cause MS sr-
pearance 10 be entered and notice thereof to be serv, on
The compliments Solicitor within four months from the date
Of this order and IN OF ks Appearance that he cause h,
70 thu planant bill 10 DE- fled and copy thereof
In be served ;hc com7anai's Solicitor within .or,v DAYS
after service OF copy OF said b and in default thereof sG
oil or complaint may be taken confessed bv hjrrAnd II
farther ordered tina, within twenty days The said complain.
ant this order 10 De published in the STAT. ,,r.r and
IN the New-Iork Tribune and that the Sd publication he
conHaed IN each OF the a!d papers least once in each
week .gh! weeks IN succession thai he cas-, -oy OF
this oT,sr 10 h. personally served The said Alexander K
Thor at cas lwelv savsbeiore the above prescribed
Tor his appearance. Copy.
Rs5 laSsw Eve Jour. HIRAM wALwoRTH Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-20

1 COufl Oh CndnCtFS Htlu l0F tllt
"A State Of New York III the City OF New York, the
fifth day of April ore thousand eight hundred and forty
PreScn-William I. McCOun, Vice Chancellor OF the
Firs, Circuit.
Joshua Saver William IT, Whtmark, CLnria !. Eul.
us, Simon Smith. Seth Whilmnrsh. William TAYLOR. AlcNan
der Ferguson, and others. II appearing upon proof by
affidavit uale in his by Charles = Roe, Solicitor tot
TIN. complainant, thai William H. Whitmarsh Simon Smith.
Defendant, therein, reside OF this State, and rcIeT
the United States, that the sad defendant William
II WhimiSh. Il resident of tie State ~ louisiana; the
said defendant Simon Smith, i resident the Statc C
Rhode Island the said defendant Seth Nl,nar.,
dent or the State q. Massachusetts; AMI sad defendants VII
liam TAYLOR and Alexander Ferguson residents the
State OF Missouri ard reading and ilin aid affidavit and
on motion Charles s Roe ESl.. Solicitor Or the
planantI, ordered thai, tie said William, II. Wimarsi
Simon Smith Seth Whitmar>h, William Taylor ant AeXan-
der Ferguson and each OF them their appearance
he entered herein. and notice thereof 10 be- served The
Compartments Solicitor within four months from the date
their answer or answers the CONF nanls bill 10 he filed
and copy thereof lie served tn. compaln's Soic-
tor, within forty days after copy said BILL and
that in default thereof said bill complaint be- taken
cssed by them and each OF them and !! further orte
that within twesy days from the laic o! tbs ORDER the
said complainant this order To he published in the
State paper and in tic New York Tribune paper printed
State tdnlt weeks IN succession, and once al
least in each week that the said complainant copv
this order 10 be served said William H. Whnlarsf
Simon Smith, Seth wh,narsh, William Taylor and Alex.
twenty days before the time ierenbeiore prescribed Tor
their appearance herein.
\ Copy. HIRAM WALWORTH Clerk
c. S. Roe Solicitor. all l,aw9,y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-20

He bases lbs choosing the fitting cla'se
first examining and discovering tie Of the eye
sight, and each ptcul ar circumstance attending IL
The manifest benefit experienced Ivy thousands from u.
use OF his .ascs has satisfactorily shown tina! every Spr
OF weak vision be strengthened well shoh.,ghe
ncu prevented and diminished b. ,lir careful application,
particularly in persons who lave increased Their conpainI
by improper OF other glasses especially IN eajlhe o.
working ut night thereby stranln" the sight too hGc a
MOI nntreGuently causing total blindness eGsue.
The hg testimonials above referred be pro.
din in L..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-20
vpINCrS Vt.RBENA CREAM again

a Trihmphan-The test OF the exquisite merits OF
Kim. Vtrb.na Cream is fully borne out bS the first prem
um diploma being again awarded by tc urs al The Ani--
rir,n Institute Fair heidi Nblo,. The longer tins ceIs-
tra,ed Shaving ~sup known, and The mere extensively
circua,ed h,, become onl; 10 confirm the al,"t-
ing and unsolicited testimonials has recciVen,F"" I'
Of ,u,,ra and Europe Indeed tie constantly increasing
demand is u source proi,l satisfaction that, TIE proprietor
has accomplished what thousands have been 10y years az
ts,upur viz--an 'Emocn Amciir nShlsn" soap winch
for ease comfort and economy cannot be surpassed chr
hrnnn ar nrnnl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-20
o''-s ''''''' CHAS. T. GESLAlN.
NB-Lamp> r.,rpnzet and repaired ala Ct
4 T \ COURT Of Chancery held for

l. the State Of NcwYork, Al The City OF Ne"-l ork on
the 18th div O April. 4. ID. 1872.
Present William r. McCAun, Vice Chancellor of,he First
Circu'.
kctchc, William ketchr Isaac kectel, samuel hetcsci,
James Daily William irvne aud sarah lane IRVINE h'
wife, James Kechcl Margaret kechel Andrew f. Ke;ctci.
and BcScy his wife, John Russell and Sarah il> "Iie-ln
Partition.
|, appearing TO The satisfaction Of This Court, that an
partition OF the following described premises vital!
hat certain dwelling house and lot picccor parcel OF ground
.Iuate. lying ana ptlls III INK it " 'lT y. .'c
NJ. and !, hnnmn and dI,tlnsnsheh ny the number
GROUND now or late belonging Jacob a. Cole: norerly
by ground nowo late belonging to Isaac T. rainnn and
Charles Morrs-and ca,crly by lot No lbs containing III
breadth inront and rear tweny-tour feet and III cns' on
each side scvcntyfvc tect, be the more or itto
ard appurtcsances remainder aGd rerainder rents
issue. and profits thereof: and a!so appearing 10 The sat
istaction OF this Court, that the residence OF John Russell i
unknown-tlnt Andrew j.. kc'che when last heard rom
was believed 10 reside somewhere in South imcrIcaha
Rr,s-v kctche resides in Tie State 81 Pennsylvania Wal
liam irvine AMI Sarah Jane his vile, and Andrew keice
reside il, the State last aforesa-thai William ketce and
Isaac Keche reside in the State oil New Jel>ey-on :H-
ed that the said John Russell, Andrew f. ketchc r. I>ry
Kclcie William Irvine and Sarah anc Irvine, Andre"
Ketche William kecle! and Isaac kt'chc and each OF
them cause their appearance be entered, and notice
thereof to be served on the Compartments Solicitor within
fonr months from the date OF t, order ana III case OF
their appearance that they Their answer or asSver> &"
the Conplanant's Bill be fled and copy thereof 10 be
served on The Compartments Solicitor within forty das at
ter OF copy said Bill and that in deau thereof
said Bill Complaint he taken confessed bv ihr' AIN"
each of them and it further ordered. that within twenty
days o this order the said Companan case
order TO m published III The STATE paper un,t ~! The
New.York Trbnne paper printed, in this state, for three
months, each week SUCCESSFULLY. that TIE SAID Com
pninan cause copy ,t this lie served personally
on the said John Russell. Andrew f.. kctc!lc Beisey
ke,chcl. William Irvine, Sarah Jane irvine, Andre"
Keici.r William Keci ell and Isaac Krtcl-i and
them NJ least twenty days before The time herein before
prescribed for their appearance.
- S SoPS, iili'N!' vi. " Wv 1 i. i9,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-20

c. SACKS, Optician, lately from VI
~ emma, and Proprietor Of The w-l.known Optical =
abncnt in that city, begs leave respectfully 10 invite te
,llDi..a ril,E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-20
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.-os-

4 Il born Little SO Fulonsireet opposite TIE United
States Hotel, liorNery liot> lotel Ncw-iork whrre
the business has been carried for eighty paS who
Importers and General Dcnlers IN English and Aneri-
Hardware, Cutlery, &c. &C. offer 10 Country Ner
chants and ohtrs very extensive asSertmen AZ tin lowest
market price, for cash or approved credit
Purchasers are hereby invited TO call and examine the
stock which compo>ed in part Table and Pocket Cut
Icy Razors, Scissors. Tea and Table Spoons Tea Trays
Sauce Pans Shovel and longs Hollow Ware Shevels and
Spades Hoes, Forks, Rakcs Scyhes, Axes, English Way
Nails, Cut Tacks. Brads ana Sparabc>, RuS Screws,
Locks atche Hinges, Auviis Vices Files AuSers CHS
els and Gonges. Planes; Spears MILL Pit Gross Gut Iron
and Brass Back Saws American Iron Rvets Beck lions
Scotch and Waters OF ,vrc Steuc Tor marble polishcr>
Black Lead Pots; Genuine Harlem OIL.
The subscribers Agents Tor the sale OF Aerton IIor-
IONS celebrated Cast Steel Coopcrs and Carpenters Edge
Tools in general
Also agents Minors ceisbratcd Well and Ciscrn Pumps
manufactured by H. Warren warranted superior any
Iiher Kind m CHARLES OSBORN,
\. Nnri. Dec. lSil. lalH lul CIIiRl- ES IIICl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-20
MEDICAL.
N-oT1CE TO RsIrPTURED PER

SDNS.-Dr. a. G. ItILl No 10y ,ttc.t, .t,;5r
IIop.s New York-Per>ou> afflicted With Rupture, may
rsy MON .. best instrumental aid Ii. World aor,:,. on
Il; his o.,cei Ne>ey street. New YORK., either
,ur.rrnus agent. in The csici n"n' OF IL. United
r,rrn;> mus, hc careful cNlrl'e tie back paY,
-; ~ yI-r> T:t>S,> Il they a;c endor-.i by D.
Inn IN wru. None other are genuine or 70 BE- relied
Dr. lu guarantees cure, 10 all otherwise healthy
who call Il, his Office tor Treatment II the cery bc
not rcai and permanent 80 as 10 preclude ic necessity
any ,r7,,S whatever! the money l:Eagct,, il n.
.i o., nc r.prsi:on OF Tie term specified for the cure
ybacycr progress the rupture NAY have made toward era
CIilreu under twelve years universally cared ~iil,.
nv, !,r-her c,en>e ;san he cost OF the lrrs> TIE
roI cure has Seen under progressive prac!ca improve
r1,u for moro than twenty years past. TX DE- !!aifs
Ts ct:cc and is now brought 10 state OF unrivsicd
perfection. ,.,,,.,,, - ;, $500.
.;o, ~ nr Urps celebrated Hinge and Pivot Truss Tor
The ,sv and safe retention OF Rupnrc'l limitations
canno, be relied on-ilcy are nadc by unsk'iu SIR
ICONS and mechanics and no better t7 The crrary
r,,s-S al the market The genuine have iY iGl name
writing. III I'M 49, 49,, ~ :, - :
Dr. Hull has atte request OF sclcr7 F,>Fecaos !y>t-
f, b,f,, M room exclusively icr Ladies' having sea
III, entrance rom The business department cr'n lady
IN constant Attendance, apply frus.t> ard Supporters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-20
Oh p'''s 81 AN e'"T ELIAS fass LEWIS cln St,

CAuTloSrurchate only 2il Spring OF the old pro-
Fnon st Brookyn lG 2s and $40 Broad street Newan,
Sheord, Grand street, Williamsburg; Re,dng State 81,
Boston; J. Iloi Easton, Pa Price 81 ST. and halt dollar
per bottle. AZ I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-20
SCHOOLS.
nnEp.p4rnPY SCHOOL al Middle

4 TOWN. Gonna CLASSICAL ans English b"a!nifs
S-I,o,i ,r 7Thc SurIn.r Session viii commence 90
IT, I5h Nav npx and close The 18th OF Ocoher Nua
be- ,.i IN TIL. charge I'd. been gednctri 70 Si1o PEI
9ri;larv i,.nllins, Fuel. Lights, ard 8cdins
school aPpl' viii chemical aud pi5"S' 81 10
80. - And reading room. Instruction in
roe,rn languages and - >eraPhinc, Pa,lo, &c. -
Catalogues and minute Information may oe,ant
G r=Di-1>w1v, s>s Ne. lso fraF!=st!e't, a''7 % "
''e'+.- - D. H CHASE, 4. NJ pr;n.iral
At ;NloZ = CHASE. 4. B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-20

MEDICAL CAHD.-Dr. Morrison, for
IY1 merry Surgeon in the British Navy, can be con-
suited daily ut his Office 20i; fultonsuee with the comb
,lrncP nj his friends. nl2 SIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-20
DROOK,YN COLLEGIATE INSTl-

HIKUJkL I y #JULLENIHiI1 I-'D -
KNITTED thirty Pupi>
Tn. ncxtiern this Insrton will con,Henec on the Sc
mile. tasteriv OF the roohyn srrit, unsurpassed Tor
hahincsS, aad combines complete country re-
rrTen with easy arc,,s to thc city. Catalogues WIZ re-
orc er,- lc may b.. h! OF Mess Harper Brothers
SsCliiis IL II s Raysos IS Bowery, and OF Dayton *
- j"n.ns 80 " JoIIS YOUNG Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-20
: Ee fsrEOPLE,S LINE from New

-. York to Eastsn, ro.-Throush in nine
hours. Fare oaly dollars.
Leave pier No n. H. Battory Place, st8 O'clock, A. ~
a!ly Sundays excepted by steamboat Cinderella or Wafer
Town and SoHervil Railroad SomervIle, leaving only
81 miles by Coaches ( miles less than NewErunswick.
For "aS apply 10 a. D. Hope, IS Cou!tlandl street.
boar. A. D. Hope will accompany the passengers TO Som
errile, and render all assistance necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-20
ASSES 5 AND spECTACLEs,

GLASSES AND SPECTACLES,
made after the most approved principles Of Optics ana
recommended by the most skul OcGlIsts and the honoia
be Academy OF Physicians a, Vienna, and by several fu
ropcan nversIes, for their superior efficacy and aaPa
lion To the various OF TIE Long, Weak and Short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-20
CONSUMPTION Curcd.-l had beer

CONSUMPTION =Curcd.-l had been
u given up AS incurablc by Consumption when COM
nenced using The Balsam Of Lrcrwortt has saved my
life and restored my health when was nd"spa Form
cv obainci the medicine from SIS Bowery, tut Lately
p Spring ST. which is the residence OF the pro.
pr!c,or who first Introduced the medicine 10 The pubIon
the BOwery }. BEEkMAN, J3l Feail IL
RAISING BLoop.--For six suffered with
cough pain nttc side, splitting blood, &C. truly
believe coul not hav" lived 20 this time without using
Dr. Taylor, Bal.am of Livtrwort. In il, louEd tie
most Surprising relief. advised my friends 10 purchase
only at2l Spring street who is the person that made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-20

ltrOGt The FtflII.
Shaving Verbeum Crtnu, Ia shaving IS a most
captal article |, can be had ~ Fulton street, Wehave
tried il and found very superior 1t soiens The beard and
laakcs The operation as entIc magueuzing.
From the Boston Traveller. April, 1917.
Verbena Crsar-'rlis shaving compound Is nnw al
the rare a, well amouy The tosoria professors a. anns
those prefer gather their own durna crops lhe
BARRIERS say that pot # it lasts twice oug a. the saais
ouat;t, OF any her sopoaacou, preparations white 'sc
who their xpence declare tina, With lie Ntrh:a trea
duh razor will scottsrlace than most o' the ola
soaps witla sharp STEEL besides fragrant to The stne
sut,,.rn. IN and great destroyer al trccklt>
For snl wholesale and retail hy c. II. RING, Chemist and
Druggist. - Fulton street, y. \.
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