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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

TIE NEW ScHool. L>w.-Wc stated on the
morning Of Election that the choice of School
Commissioners Trustees and Inspectors for the,
ensuing ycarw would rest with the new Comn.rn
Council.ZThis was not correct, yetwc stated il
il. the mos, undcub,ing conviction its truth. We
were led into The error by the Loco COCO journals,
of this City, which published the act enormously.
retaining the provision above stated, though it Ind
been stricken out before the final passage Of the
bill There is bu, one other essential variation in
the law as passed from the premature version
copied BY u. from the Evening Post. I'm addition
to the 9th Section authorizes the Supervisors. in
addi,ionsto the moneys already warranted TO BE-
raised TO raise an additional sum equal to one
twentieth of all the real and personal property il
the City liable to be assessed therein 10 be applied
exclusively to the support of Common Schools
The new Law therefore provides for an Election
OF School. Commissioners. &c. annually by the
Peoplc--,hc first Election to take place the
frs, Monday III June next. lfit> practical opc-
ration do no, show ,hati,s effective only for pur
poses OF injury to the present Schools fruitl-ss
strife expense, and the aggtavation OF theological
bitterness and hatred, NO shall be most ngrecably
disappointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

CURIOUS Dis covERY.-It has boon recently dis
covered That if water be permitted TO out
through hole in the bottom OF the yes sci that
tains it, u vortex will be formed in direction ON
trarv to the course Of the .un. This Is said be
invariably the fact; and if the water be forciby
made to whirl ro:;nd in the opposite vet
as the opposing power is removed, it will be-
gin to turn contrary TO the The discoyersro Of
this phenomenon imputes it to the rotation of the
earth on its axis, and deduccs from it method Of
finding tho latitude Of places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

SEIIPyvREcK AND Loss OF LirEs.-lh ne bark
Amelia Cap;. Enoch Brooks. iror fhlladcPhIa
bound to Hamburg. with a valuable cargo consist
Ing OF hides. sugar tobacco and bark, was wrecSss
on the night Of the 18th ut. o4 Eyer land Banks,
OF; Texal. AID TWO of the crew persisted second
mate and sea,nan.) The vessel and cargo oelonsd
10 John Foil, Esq. who. we are happy 70 learn.
* tilIly in,,.rcd i, Hamburg and Newly orS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

ITO lc-Cl,cap-A s:ual! Store in cedar.,sTec;
next TIE os Peas!at o! me 9 oc1i-H> n
tb- city, Rent $50 Inquire AZ 81 fearsrfs
,o, 4 >.ry and well lighted Basement al the corner OF
ana t,,,ar..;rr.;s \ cool an Tor frunk or Ba.-
Ne, Dealer Rent ow. irGujrc - above" - ala :
~, Printer. and s'ubli.hcrx.-Foy Sslr,
S,.rcol,,, Plate, Tor Backs Religious Ancc'io,s'
.r,,,-, der arr! nearly new. A>o, o"@snper.'oya!
NJ ,,,,r.rca= Hand Press with linking Machine. aGd
rTgs OF Tie latest improvement WHICH have ben
IN NE ONLY ,x ;onls The property at''" iiF'ncti val
81, sid for a,eI at-a great bargain. Apply 10 VI y
aRslyS SEER. No ~ Chambers street, before Il. 25I
~. te Aa
r. Gcn,,crncn.- ssul-.-!LVoRD CO, NJ.
i Beverly ore 10 tie public i'nc Fur Hal nj Four
Dollars OF .tcSpr.a- pa;irrn 'laay :.s' ana G'ra1'e
VII, mere cos,gy qualities au possessing nil the elegance Of
,,.arace Kccpl f3i assortment OF ot!er qualities
Ea- and Alolc>in Hats In ,he a'tcleo me Nu;ta
lial> =, i''Y cs'-F',i u, --l.. eNeel -''
.r5. e.euccr.s LIMITATION 'foie,'sin Hat
,ri;c!p Is commented 10 the pubic prcl.
Narly acs:rahs e present 'c 'o' economy. fof
!.,uc, ard durability pcnmpc;es successfully wlt;b
most costly Hats worn. Price > - - ~ sh'
a,6, Fashionable Halter, No as Broadway.
~ ,:-,u.n..rcrt k::,Iinn Window snntrs.
OLIVER " I0nOF0IiD. 56 ca'!2ariar-> invites he NJ
tenuoa OF families a3oa; iaGisinS '..tt, ,S
,,.- ever bctye brcugt This country, th.y "' Tire
,> 81 " l, Las ,le,clc,! M, ilc u h.> pol.
Perhaps no p!ece OF furniture appears 10 ect'er
or more inviting than handsome par ct MOO" SHADES
PAINTS! style 70 lntae n2turr.iiie "'SN NV.s'a,
ltI!an LANDSCAPES. Gothic hrcsc> Moonlight >tfoI
bcrr!cr> NigHcylcz Ggntsl>. sc. SC
y l. Country Merchants buying 20 SCI! aStHl WI ma Il
"a their advantage 10 call nm. examine hl' 'nvocc ei aboG!
ln ,ari n tlev vii be >o low .Or CASH About on PAR
al Tie low price Q! 81 - lcs p1lr ~ hi4Lu=
II Tc,, e'u-!, 's'uilorin. establishments,
-, 1ntu..t-t, EOEG E..,NUEt.WS tioTsurrty OF Use
!%rKE,ysA LASpiEH. LIS Fulton street has ,>tab
IiSItl 1,y Cash Tailoring Establishment at II J9hn'>
Thorhuril> ana Flower store. where he VIII b.
iary 10 welcome lis friends HIS Stock cor'>l,isn ielayr>;
import7ou e,nhrlcr,; The most approved pattern, ard
nnal, ii FOODS when las been HoCg!N The To-" c cash
5rict, thereby enabl : Inn 10 furnish h:, customers With
ailp> al prare ua>h on = favorable :e'i>
,lv other establishment; IN thr#cy
Nr ti,YLorp ye known tnthe public has Charge OF The
cutting dcE4 tn-ii ~ al u
IT Sirnrscr. Do YOU wan, Boots AMI .>hoe, IL 20
70 to Scrise Great taa:inc Boot ana >ho" Mar.
Ee; - Catlarin, oil Munoc where Non can ind
; iar-, and best assortment YOU ever saw, ana al prlcc
neycr belorg equa!et. .'G>t Try it.. ~ mAc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

e John Chri.ty. being slightly deaf. was Tn
over Is the railroad cars q, New OreaH, on the
o.. ...a..-a-l ,-;lln.l -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

~ Mr.John w Cra,iaoct of Charlotte Co.
Va, recently shot himself He left q letter say
ing that it was no rash act-hnt that he had de-
iermincd uponit the evening he saw the only lady
hc ever oycd-hi> atfiance1 bride-,narried 10
another
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19
-.>, e,u.., Su;lorin. s:>iubli,hMcni.
+. Nj; t.M =, tiO:HlrriN OF

1-r Strnrscr. Do YOU wan, Boots AMI SHOES II 70,
20 10 S,rieI K Co Great Gailiauc 3oot=and Shoe Mar
Ee; ~ Caarin. IL corner Muuroc. where You can ind
;h and best assortment YOU and al pricc
neyer b. FORE cQuae,i. .'G>t Try it. ~ mHg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

SALVATION EY LozEHGEs.-Dr. Peters, OF $50 Broad
way hereby offers reward One thousand dollars 10 any
per ION who can prove that salvation has any
been occa>on. by TIE his Me.icale Lu2Engr> and
he will III. amount 10 WHO viii pro-
uce Medcatcd Catiartic Lo1cugcs from other c>ia
blislnent the City, and which manufactured pre-
viou> 10 this advertisement that he cannot prove on an1ly
contain ingredients liable and eiy "a s-ligc
ton DIR. Petrrss !.nZenge>, word. the ony Med
Gated Inzcpges manufactured NTH. lned states that can
LIE ,xhnni inrnrrIn- tic risk SALVATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

.FREE NEGROES II LoGlsiASA-An= tci "a,
Just been passed bv the General Assembly OF
Louisiana ia oblige every master OF a yes+et ar
irving al any OF the ports of that State. and hay
ing blacks on board. to give notice OF the fact 10
a Judge r.Iust;ce Of the Peace. and cause them
TO be confined in the jail-du,ing his stay there
the vessel being liable for all charges Aso, that
he shall give his bond Tor five hundred dollars 10
pax said charges II he fails TO take said blacks
on; OF the State on his departure ths shall be done
a; the expense ofthc State. 1.-THE person rcn'ovcd
returns. he is liable TO inprisoninentfor ts=Ih's
bill does not affect the RICH, of property OF mas
ter TO a save vino. contrary to his will, has gone
on, OF the Stats. ANY Captain Of foreign vessel
is bound to report. on his arrival at New-orleans,
to the MAYOR or Recorder on oath. the name Ne OF
every colored person on board of his vessel under
penalty of 800 \ penaltyof 5000 laid upon
any person harboring a free person OF coior reSd
ING in the State contrary TO law This Bill does
no,rctcl TO free negroes who have resided IN Tie
State since lst January. 1923.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

HYGIENE ioREHouSD CASDY.-fhcrc Is no mistake ~
the powers OF this rrneay which, by ITS oIn
Intrinsic value silently but surely il. way 10 public
confidence. II used ut!c most respectable, families
the city country iniable OF relief ~ al!
diseases affecting the air passages, such as catirr, sol
throat. los oi voice, whoopIn% cough, and IN the early
stages OF consumption Apply at 1872 Broadway, corner d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

u Two=nlen, named King and Rambler, have
been arrested al Ncw-oreans charged with rob-
bling the Bank of TllibodeauxviIie. IL the trunk
Of enc was found $1,000 in gold and on The per
son Of Rambler 3l5C in notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

AMESicsS dcsEr,i.-rhe mysterious Giosy Girl! VIM
she me nc drolcTs La Petite Celeste tse dancer
MS SesaEe vocalist aud experiments in Animal Mag
nsUstn are iaeroyel,Iss produced here til, week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19
What the Public think Of IL.

The Erentnr Post of Saturday attempted to
tell the storyof the Eighth Ward Election, but did
it so bunglngy and incorrectly that Two Of The
Loco-Fsco In-Pcctors and Commissioners in that
Ward came out last evening in plump contradc-
ton of it, statements
The Post tries hard to put bold face the
matter, and declare, We hold it but just and
night that a proper advantage should be taken OF
any fair technical llegality or informally, &c.
&c. This is PLAN, if not honest
We rejoice 10 state that portion of the press
bot that which directly participates in the spoil,
50 avishly dispensed by. our Loco-Foco rulers at
all favors or coun,cnances the reckless atemptnow
making to subvcrt the viii of the People. The
Post cavils against its better Judgement and the
Ncm Era potlifogs because it delights in nothing
more than to have the wrong side of the argu-
ncnt; but Tie S1a, whicIivc rarely bosgles at
any thing which Loco Focoism desires to compass,
advises the Office Holders to give ,up as bad
Job; while the Commercial Transcript, (also
edited 10y Loce-f oco in candid and manly ar-
ticc, exposes the iutiliy otall their shuties. We
arc confident that nne-tcn,hs of the People arc
iully Convinced of the completeness of the Wing
triumph and arc anxieus-thc disinerestcd Loco
Foces for the sake Of their causc-that the beaten
party shall die with deccncv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

~ We see it stated in many paper, that the
recent election OF AIr. Alexander Mayor of jersey
City was triumph the Lottary Party. We
are assured that such party was known there
nor was there the slightest reference. during the
csgvass, to the question OF Lotteries. The con-
,cs, was decided on totally different grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

AWFUL TRuE.-aIljons and thousands OF millions of
children have suffered and died by .!lt Il still
greater nuDbr have been druggcd sut Dt existence hv de-
cicrous medicines We appeal 10 you, uOt'ers - you
love your chirca 10 beware OF u!s banc which, when Ia
ken vii! lopccsly deprive them of health and lie And
peculiar qualification 10 10 recommend 10 your
tee pleasant and harmless MEDICINE, which Is certain and
speedy for worms ~ children. II !, DR.. FlemHgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

TO ('Hc:tpN s.i81! ~E''t ~ VI7T''t'>>sect
t c3 10 Tie corner %! Peas!oas OF the best ocIt-G>
,b- city, Rent $50. Inquire N 81 fear,''rfet
,gS, >:ry and well lighted Basement al the corner Of
Pra- and Cc,iar,rr''s, soo >an Tor rnnN or has-
i - f,s7lt- rcrt low lroujrc above. q alac,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

~ Hon. JosrpH LAWRENCE, NJ. {. from
Washington County, Pa. died at Washington on
Sunday, aged 81 years. He vine years !
Member OF the Pennsylvania Legislature, four
years Speaker OF the House, year 1856 State
Treasurer, and tyc years Member OF Congress
He was plais. unassunl;ng mar, but O; solid
COOS sense, and of unquestioncd probity. de ~aS
4 prominent Democrat in old times, and an aa-
swcrving Whig and advocate OF Protection in later
wears. His loss will be the more severely felt, as
il IS likely thar, or thin vote he. vi be succeeded
by u Loco-Foco
Mr. Lawrence. death doubtless fastened
By severe domestic bcrcavemen,.. His eldest
ard his wife have recently been truck own By
death. and he had butiu>; returned from pro-
5,ac,ed wo,chins BY the bedside OF other members
Of his family when lie .asef was stricken
down BY disease. and in fortnight, was himself a
victim o. the insa;;atc Archer
HIS death undoubtedly prevented the iraasac-
ton OF any business in Congress Yesterday.
= The large sale OF gen,se Fasriurc. by r Col.ToS
Co University place advertisements IN another col
uIln Shes place his day a, ic O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

IL 4. q. of q. F.-Alembers at Maridan Lodge
No 40, requested meet at their Lodge Room at o.
clock To-Day, attend the funeral our a,c brother
WILLIAMS. Punctual attendance is requested The Order
general and the friends the deceased are regueStdlo
the funeral hi. late residence O'Clock No.
50 Grovc-,,. CHARLES IlALLOCK, " G..
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

Is Mr. William Taylor, n merchant Of New
Orleans and St. Louis, went TO bis berth At night
when on his passage the Mississippi, and in
the morning was no where to be found 1t is sup
posed tina, he fell overheard during the night and
was drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

70 The splendid volume Of AMERICAN Per-.
Rr to the preparation OF which is Editor, the
Rev f. ". GrI<woLp. has devoted 50 long a
time, and which he has accomplished with so
much ability and enduring credit. was Yesterday
published in Philadelphia and in this city. We
shall notice. more al length when NC have more
room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

q The WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SosG-
Book. choice selection OF Temperance Songs
with Music has been published BY Hickok &
Canine, Harrisburg. Pa Who VIII order sup
ply for this market
J The Sermons of the FL. Rev, GEORGE w,
Do,SE. Bishop of New-Jersey, have been issued
in London in large octayo volusas. They haze
never been published collectively in thu country.
u Ladies destrous OF eShibi,sg The beauties ihcir
drawing-rpes the hes; possible advunse and with The
graceful and beautiful for the diffusion OF
light recommended 10 cal a; Saxon, Mechanical Lamp
Depot, S57 Broadway, where they Will End
OF Lamps better adapted The TASTE Q! The discriminating
anu particularly TO economy, han any other 10 The market
ne purify OF the Gil manufactured expressly Tor those
Lamps ADDS 10 The 6rlancy light splenor un-luse
os any oiaes for the mellow OF the
aMEIie.S ivsEv,-rte mysterious Gipsy Girl, Win
eneii me nc drncrts La Petite Celeste tss- dancer
AS tNossEc = vocalist and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

70 \ srcat Tariff meeting was=to be held a,
Kcescville, Essex CO.. on Saturday last. The
Iron interest was TO be especially represented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19
MONEY MARKET.
su,c. NJ The stock Esc!:ansc. Aprii L..


The sales al the Brokers Board were nor very extensive
to ,Iay hut The ma,c, generality was firm Mohawk in,
proved Canton Co. = Harlem Amer ESclnngS Bank
|. S,oning ton declined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

u Umbrella Ware Hsomsc-McNAMEE &
SANFORD - Beaver, OF Hanover Streets have
superior and extensive assortment OF Umbrellas and Para
so, made in the best STYLE OF the American ard French
and from the richest silks imported. Their stock, part
embraces
1900 Ginghan SILK Umbrellas, from so els 10 500
5000 Rich Plain and F'g'd SILK Parasos 81 90 10
1000 DO do DO sun Shades, - 10 80
Also, o! thur manu- actre,
200 Oz Rich Ia, and Bowed SatirStocks 90 10 "a 90
TO do - Plaia do 10 II 90
300 do do Bowed Bombazine do TO u 90
500 do do Plain do do 8 90 10 8 90
!eo do Satin Fancy Summer Stocks, 8 co 20 10
Also, Satin Sca.is, SILK AMI Satin Cravas &c. Ic-a 0i
which WIZ be sold al small advance on COS for cash
good Snort tune paper ~ Ir25 liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

,
The U I'd and NV Tes.hncnt,sin the version. Niih
amendments OF the language, by Noah Webster L. t. D.
- For safe by DAYTON K NEWMAN
al3 cor EultOn and Nasau.slreei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19


II RaZ0rS and PenKnyes OF ll- following celebra-
ted makers Wade and Butcher, Jose sh Rodgers. Pick
and Elliott; also, gc,ie al nil articles be-
long u the toilette, be had g. SAtrSDERSS Mo-
aiiic Strop Mandatory l63 Broadway. (2)
i Photographic Liltcnes.es, liy an improved
OagueTeoype process by VI. d. VAN LOAN, corner Of
CAa;nbersst- and Broadway. ais In,
u Try before you buy.-Any person can test th.
Metallic Tablet Srop, which obtained the premium TIE
late as well as each preceding fair the ns
'u'e oy bringing dul razor lG3 Broadway and have it
put III order on one Of the Tablets. O.
u Nr. Lycll'- Lecturcs.-Our full, Illustrated an!
carefully corrected Reports MR.. LTELLS EIGHT Lee
llfiES ca Recent Drcovcries in GEOLOGY will be pub
llAhed Tbs Morning in beautiful Pamphlet Edition.
Th% contain nearly every word OF those Lectures,
reported by Ar. H. j. RAYMoND, Assistant Editor Of this
paper, with several lucid Engraving, expressly the rr
bnne So large amoun fresh, interesting and yalBa
bic Information Geology cannot be found any
yet published.
Price 25 per copy, Ave copies for 81 for
s.; thirty copies IS large. number SIG per hus-
dre!. Orders froi Newsmen or By Mail (encloslg the
CASH respectfully solicited. ~ ALT,
u RICHARD ADAMS LocKE's celebrated Lecture on
hAGSETisna I'd ASTRONOMY. as reported TOR the Tribune
viii be publish ed IN pamphlet. and Tor sale IL his
ohce I his Morning. Price ct cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

II Lord Rncon's Worlk..-The works 81 Fran.
CTS Bacon, Lord Chancellor Of England y EDITION:
with lille OF The author, by Basil Montague, Esq voS
DAYTON NEMMAN. CT En!toa and Na..aner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

u The BALTIMORE DIsA,rER.-The Coron-
ers Jury on the body of one Of those killed BY the
explosion Of the boiler ottIie Alcdora returned in
their verdict that, from the evidence before them
they are of opinion that the accident was occas
ioncd BY raising the steam TOO high and greatly
above the guagc intended TO be used in the ord-
nary Of said machinery on board Of said
steamer. Whether this owing TO care
cssncss, or tamregins with the safety valve, The
jury canAot undertake say.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

l.0oe lllinoi, Is, '7o..s Sd ~.
1900 Indiana j'S...>j ds lsi
$50 do.....> j days Isl
1000 dos ~ DAYS IL"
900 do...,..... Isl
n.a,. rrnf ,Lu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19
---r, Printers and Yubli>hcrx.-Foy
s...,cc~.~ s,rii@ti,n roic,'sin HAT

rhi> popular article IS commercial 10 the pubic AZ prca
i,i l,,,.,l,i,v. il completes successfully Wit. ~
most COST, HAS worn. Price $ - SPENCER,
IN ra,h,onahie Halter, No. as Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

r. S find that in 1886. small=quantiiy OF
Plaster was imported from Eurcpe-probahy not
over 500 tons This must. presume, have been
the white or alabaster species, used tor casting
b,,sts and other purposes in the fine arts Now
Plaster ofthc alnba,cr species, OF beautiful 'Sj'-
mes, and purity, is found abundanlly# in Ohio, IN
Sanduskv County have visited the beds ltS
value is no, appreciated there, but i, is ground up
and ,l;cd for manure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

n Shernlan's Fever and ,guc Lozenge> are tue mos
certain remedy for this Gi.trcS>n complaint ever offered 10
the American public. They combination OF seFsias
articles each OF which (,eparatel has beer u>e tor NE
care OF the disease aud one combined 10 obtain tue
action Of all III such arrr rs eradicate TIE disease III
few days In fact III the immense number ol cases IN
which uhcd they have never been kno"i 10
fail Although within they have becn tried IN
upwards of fifty which had been under regular treat
men, from three months and all o which cured
by these ozcngcs 10 three days ht prop-
they cannOti IT taken accord
ing the directions They have also this advantage over
all other remedies that tho disease VIII return
out of twenty II the directions are followed.
For sale los Nassau ST. ~ Y; Ledger Buildings,
Phiad and Gay and Saratoga->,s. Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

Gouraud, Blanc d Esplgne or Spanish Lily White I'M
parts bright pure elkc alabaser wilderness 10 thu SKIN
tree the injurious properties generally combined with
preparations for this purpose. Putup elegant boxes at p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

= The large sale OF gen,rvl Fas-iturc. by f CoLTos
Co st University place. advertisement IN another col
ulnn skes place his day a, u, O'Clock.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-12-28
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
THEODORE SCHOCH.

TERNs-Two dollars per annum in advance-Two dollars
onarfer half yearly-and if paid before the end OF
1 year Two dollars and half Those who receive their
by carrier stage drivers employed by the propre-
otF will be charged l-2 cts. per year, extra
No papers discontinued until all arreaages are pad except
|, the option of the Editor
sdvertisements not exceeding square (sxteen nesl
n he inserted three weeks for dollar twenty-five cents
oyev subsequent insertion larger ones in proportion
oral discount will be made TO yearly advertisers.
~ M letters addressed to the Editor must be post paid
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05
Rcrfifye, or fI.e Mood.

Doctor Stdub'S Comp 0ttlid CutHotteoH,
prosed 10 be oar ofthe asi efficient medicines
SHAT has ever fallen i1to III hsnds Of man. -
.o,,rrls Pnrifyer Of the Blonf, and hence q lob
st infsil sle success atlehds H. the cure o.
numerous dsloaaes, viz colds AID AL coughs, m
aammatian or disorder otthe 81 oods weak breast,
ehis and fesers Dyspepsia rtsH natism also, ner-
,kous ard rhreaie sleetiohs and sest strengthened
Fl weak aaieblitated constitutiou isolt aeca-
siohed hy excessive Of mercury, II viii be found
: mild but "a. efectuai Puvgatise. So
Asit 10 vi sesf Said-t'There Is but one principle
Of lie 90 i there bat one prinepte disease, and
sonl, one method Of cure !" There i mo person
Who can properly appreciate health. b, he who has
none~-use Sen the proper means to BIS health,
aud Ii yoa lsiiin this your money Willie rellnded
Much may be rdene i1<eheeking dis ease % the
onset, then if sympepa1s approach. y sort TO the
nKnEbE--as Il said an Ounce ofspr eyentiSe Is
worth more than pound Of cure"
This medicine will cure you because IA removes
the aarrut or initiated humors from the sc seh and
baweIs. leaving the good humors 10 give I've aud
healJh 20 de p.lieaG Il i noruliy mpossieie for
thisto fail provided natare be not entirely hsusted
The csthsiicoa is prepared and sold By Mir IL,
S.sub, ShePAerdsiovn, VI. ;-also, by LEVI CAIN,
Summit point, Jefferson County, Va; Who i gen
eral SCENT and It may also be had OF local aEeats
VIZ .--Messrs. William anderson, HaFpers-Ferryfi
81 II. AlJenhpng Chsrlestowni 4. G.. fimberlakf,
Smithheld IT, Smith. Hevryv ile |; Dorsey 4 30.
lev Winchester, with whom mays be seen hand.
hills accompanied with nuaneraus certificates, tesu
fving die efficacy, &e. only three OF which are herr
RiTents