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- The Invistbie VIZ, so closely resembles the
real head that :cepc aud c9nnolsseuIs have Pep
urrsd II the perfect r1oInary Invention OF me
TIE CTea advantage OF this novel and unique +" g Il It's
bring made without Weaving which canes rs
"a closely 1c resemble the natural hair both in light
s" and natural appearance dsiy tetec[on Us texture
bens 50 beauul 50 porous znl SO ire that III ali cases o.
sr1-scn evaporation unmreded. and the great aTi!s CT
nTaI Y ss entirely avoided TIE septic and c9nroiseur are
Lii invited 10 inspect this novel and beautiful Wig, and tho
risr 6sthcd Of fitting the head the manufacturers 4
Barr ;6 Broadway, OF Liberty street, NJ stairs
j7 I,-t-
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DR. WISTAR'S
RAHsANE OF WILD CHER p Y

RAEsATE OF WILD CHER Pm.
1z5 F'r,lton-street.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.-The Public should
Rs3 qa Rs ,,i Is Dr. WiS ih,e
which every part OF the county and not the
articles similar that are occasionally pu'i- into
temporary notice Those &c good, but We Know nothing
AG29s FIERY Man woM.n ARD Child rad the fo
Of this asdcine et them 50 70 les Fulton AMI see the
oRIGr with other ,eo Dia al like character:
From the Long Island Farmer.
The following certificate from Thomas Badee Esl Jus.
5;: f h sss sa a yas CO q .s@ VIA
Cherry. Mr. BradIes has resided in Jamsc during The last
Az eae 10 the full confidence If the public I'D Farmer.
JAMAICA, October 81. IGia
aed periods toward forty Of my life that ott'mei
distressing aalaiy termed As1Has and after consuins
n .dc!aes to obtain partial rsef-no1 finding Sau,ar
remedy have kindly furnished iof ne IN U " i'I
s5n OF nv thanks 10 YOU aad cheerful testimonial 10 al
others suffering under like ahct!on Cniii ecenliy - vi
e7s 05 b. found ssi TIE rial hare thus gle
boe of Dr. Wst,r Basam Wild cierE Ia,
al length Wish viii bsas 5ss sS t Sss he
satisfactory han any 3isr -les pri9s c e
benefit Of This F'abls.ons 81 s5s' bEE%sbLsE
D.,rvx t;sns IL IL Co New York jane e. ios.
have been afflicted with vety bad cnqSh ior me last Jour
years. snd oI oS se was troubled SO bad that was
not able TO labor az all nave been attended by eminent ply
sc.as I ,no,o-ed medicines la :he country all OF which
80 me- re relief whatever. Some ew months since com.
rncuced taking D.. Wisar Ba's,a Of Wild Cherry and
derived b.nrf:t from bottle Of
Dr ;stas Bas than all the medicine had used
"a LOUISA CHADWICK.
Mis- Chadwick hes lived my family most the time Cor
~ or three years and am veil acquainted with te f,cs
d,,yyr nm in the above statement wit believe BE-
correct 10 all respect. and I'm assured that hrc ugh
tha .cercy Of Dr.. Wisars BsiSam of Wild Cherry that se
recsi. ed such benefit. STEPHF.N KING.
?. VI. aud Supervisor, DareD
This Bas. all affections lungs and yeF such
NJ ut
standing croGp, obstinate pain the chest, side &c
y Sold ONLY By ISAAC BUTTS, 10 FOL iION.
ceE.r Of Nassau: Dexter Albany; Gorham New'ftasr.'
E. w Bull. Hartford; and By agents throughout the
ern and Eastern States 90
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New.York December 6.h lei2 d. Diw2t"

20 DIR. Felix Gourund's Poudrs Subtitle
viii completely and eradicate suPeriluous human
elss ioreead Tie stu6bom beard a mat any kind OF
ofiee O. W slker-streer, one door from Broadway.
81 rer bottle; directions French and English
Apeprs-Guthre, Maiden lane, Albany; Myers, New
Haven; Brown 10 Chesnuseet, Philsdel pha Jordan,
Nk-stresr Boston; Cray foughkee(sie; Green Worces:er
wich; ToIscy, Rochester n y; Guild Dangers White,
Ca te seen tested before buying Proof positive this and
no mistake. " A"'s>A'
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pRuSSELS CARPETING.

NJ just received, inveige Of BRUSSELS
CARPETlNGs. which with orr soc stock GU hand comprise
'ns ~ C. W SMITH x COMPANY,
ds owls o5i Broadway, Composite City Ha)
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ELOOR OIl-CLOTHS.

rt>noV Mi 81 OTtiS which together with onr i.rmer
ns.h aud OIL o. s ,ys3
@ Ihls cnnutIy b. any Oeaers-Eo or sas cheap BY
'o s'' IA ''''' T.. W. SMITH COMPAN1,
d. owls 25a Broadway, topposite Cary Halo
~ Free Observation-Disclosures by the law PASSED
nv tho e,sI,rIr ii he sate its last sscn all the laws
ar repealed aud the said law 10 TAKE
effect lst Of December lsi3 !, ,o-, y.
The crber full for past iavoTs receives TON
dealers IN Lumber hereby offers his services u ms ~
commission as Inspector OF Lumber Tor The last -
yeas ofhs life until h. removed from The same ~ JON.
ballot the Common Council Two months ago ana us 10
had any employ siuce ne hereby offers himself 10 suE
may grant him such employment as he IS no" GO
wears age and the last yesrs taapayng nhaoitant
and By birth KuckelboeEer HIS fees hereafter Will De
SIMON ACkERMAN.
Sew.YorE December 6.h, .lciS d. Diw2rs
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Nov - lar sc 10, long 691 Br brig Henry Elizabeth
from Porto Rico for Halifax
Nov 30 la, SO 9. long y So spoke schr Decaraon Of
Bangor hence for Nassau MP.
NOV go at "a 90 long % g. schr Splendid days from
Philad for Havana.
Oct7 LAT 10 80 lon 30 So brig Thsmis, 81 days from
Monteyidro for Cnwes.
Nov - ~ Ion 7s 10, barque Ann WEIGH, days from
York for NOrltaus
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JOHN CROMWELL. Secretary.
Josiah Richards, Ane.i&neer.

Josiah Richards, AnclIeneer .
~ Valuable EOoks,-This Evening, will b. sold
AZ IL. rooms Of the undersigned, valuable collection OF
ssnasd Work 10 Theology &C. elected from risate libra
es Also file Of Ike New York from 1910 70 lso'
syo together with COLLECTION of rolua, MEDICAL Books
ia HANGS RICHARDS & fLArT, los Broadway
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HlVlDEND.--A Dividend OF Eight Per Cent.
- upon the Capitol s.eck Of the Howard Insurance Com
payable and after the Alb OF December NEXT
n29 2mls LEWIS PHILLIPS Secretary
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'o IHE LADIES Ladies about to give enter.
,ertanmens vited TO call aud see the cntely NJ
ard beaun, sets Of Charlotte de Kn<c and Jelly
Broadway Tables and arranged for parties in The mos,
tasteful aud attractive manner by celebrated Artist, without
involving additional expense he celebrity their leo
Creams curing the past summer gives assurance that equal
pains will be- taken with all other articles Of Confectionery
iuFh!s'leu III 'bl' r>StaDi!slIIleM d7 lwJss
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AUCTION SALES
FRIDAY EvENING

r. - Ja..s, Richsrts, Anctioar~r.,
u Sif{SS, Gif.sS}ARi5S & Plat I Store
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MARRIED.

On snhdsy evening" the sd instant s; the iissp L. {.
cheney Pastor of The NJ E Church, Bedford street, Mr.
Henry r. Wilson, of Brooklyn. Hiss Maria Wood of
this city.
On Wednesday, 9th lust, by the Rev. DR. Cone James
L Barker to Miss Caroline, daughter Of Joseph DuIbow
all Of this city.
Ar Newto~u, L. /, the ethiast. by the Rev John W
Brown, AlPheus P. Rke Miss Maria H., daughter OF
John A Kelly, of Charleston
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ENGLISH DRUGGET

~ A small invoice OF superior quality nsw pat
terms ana oi's"' '0'0'' =. ". SNiI ri < COMPANY,
40 owls PSI Btosdway, (oproslte CITY Hal)
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NJ Italinn Chemical soap-For curing fTecklsE,
mnsquito bites and al irritation and Eousrss and aaow
ness the skin TINS soap is one Of The most aad
aas qualities Hse1i 2" N II directions tons sad sy s anf
ali ordinary purposes, and is to be had gsnune
only at 81 Walker street one door from hs s9n+T Of Ef1 Ps
,dslnhia Gray Poughkeepsis; ToBsey, Rochester Myers
NV Haven Dyer, Providence Carleton, Lowell and
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ADAMS < HAMMOND.
Iron Chest and Iock Makers

Merchants Bank, Bosros, Nov. Sd, 1911
This Rank have purchased OF H c Jones OF Newark, j.
AN, % h Rank Locks believing II 70 b. supsIIor to any Lock
one OF MS pam pam A0@i- e II. ELDREDGE, Cashier.
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AUTHOR OF THE ''MYsTERIES OF PARIS.
TRANSLATED BY HENRY W. HERBERT,
Have YOU read Matilda II is Ia every respect equal In
thrilling interest the II ysf-s OF Paris and in many re-
spsc: greatly superior that popular woksspecai! IL
talent and artiscal beauty There not who can aii 10
BE deeply eoranced with this remarkable NoTei-ortayin
IN ylyd the present Of the French
aocrac and teaching IN thoughts that breathe and "ords
that buru the great moral doctrine Of Ht Rt An
OF VIRTUE A Nd THE PUNISHMENT OF VICE.
The demand for this beautiful edition elegantly translated
b. Herbert increases every dayio has only to be read 10
ebtan the praises possible 10 bestow UPON IT. Inc
story Of MATILDA should be read by every mar
ned or single who appreciate the virtues which adon the
or syrrathize with the moruHcs and trials which the
laws OF Society entail those who by marriage are
derived Of nearly ali civil rights and made tha SLAVES
OF MEN.
Part III and last containing l55 pages, will be ready on
SATURDAY
Also No. of the uHmutiats1 eliii m Of the MESIE-
RES OF PARIS or the same day.
dc WINCHESTER, Publisher.
DANCERS ATTEND!
THIS DAY PUBLIsliED-PRICE l21 CENTS.
THE NEW
BALL-RO OM GUIDE.
OR, THE ETIQUETTE OF DANCING:o,
Comprising all the atsi and most honabs figures Of Co
slllon auadres, Ga"raAes, Maz0nTkas Po;onaiscs &c
~ BY A MAN OF FASHION.
iarced b. the American Editor. -,
No Family, where dancing is practise, should De without
and AIberts avorite quadle To yonng perso-s
lust entering society the regard tie etiquette Of tire
B ?, roorn must be Invaluable. Of this Work
FORTY THOUSAND COPIES
have been sold in Lonlon-a which the Publisher
tributes fact that al those variations in The world OF
fashion which relate Dancing here annually noted
from the Archives Of the Palace itsefand
which renders the New Ball Room Guide textbook for the
entire circle of polished society.
1t BTRGEss & sTRINGER, 222 Broadway n. Y.
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~ Democratic Clay Club OF the seventh
W orsi-The Reguar Nonthy Meeting Of this Club will
he held GA the evening Friday the Sh inst at o'clock
At Sackets building, Il Division ST.
,mncos stteudance of all the members earnestly soil
cited All hose Wings who residents OF the Ward who
Clay 10 the Presidency invited 10 attend
0''' ~ JAMES r WOOD, President
Gscrarar,
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SEARS WONDER OF THE WORLD,

~ The abore sp ndiJ Work Just published. an6
nearly 900 copies have already been sold I has
il approved OF recommended by all leading papers
both nolitical and religious
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These beautiful Shades unlike all others, almis all the air
and light and perfect ve's into the street,
The inns they from the street Et0 le
1nom and keep mosquitoes and othsr Iseei, out and se
rarv ornamental iE< i'A
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LADIES' CATER
BOOTS, at J. B.MILLEn's,
li2 Canal street This beau .
!ul article, in ali ITS variety
of fashionable colors, at IG.
IL, and made TO or er at %
sbilliuGs, uneqnai!ed by any
in the city. Particular at
tentioH paid TO measures, -
: ar.ure i hand some fl.
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GRAND ausicAt4 FESTIVAL II TIE
ISIS for The BENEFlTT OF TfiE FEMALE FREE
SCnoQ "lieT the car Of the SISTERS o, Cha'y 4 Sam
''",iBS1a'T fL.; OF wATERLoo by Bee,'.o,en,
: u sai eff lent rches,a under the direction Of Nil Hill,
Director of the Pnih ,rmonic Society.
sTABAT MATER OF Rossini
fer which the ni'U ehnsni talent has teen sccurc
saora Cssieiian who has kindly volunteered her sr'ces
who kiuiiy v5uUtssr mis- occasion
with several Other distinguished cft'Ss sEd numerous Che
L.saae. CT tfs Band alr. Hill
T.ekess One Dolis Concert to corn,saee O'Clock.
Mr.. Nhau's, ss Broadway, at VIM John O'snen', Is
"s street and at the doors On the eysn"s OF the Concert
sor further particulars, see snail bills ...r-sr
DocTs oren at o'clock. rs S.s uNl
DE oPENJNG OF THE EXHIBITION OF
Chemical Paintings the Granite Building corner OF
Cn ma st and Roadway;
ceTd previous 10 his los. By re inform his friends
and R czens generally tat hs Exhibition will reopen On
views
No / CITY OF jerusalem and Crucifxion g Church CT
the holy s<mfhre and Bs!shszzas Feast Freyiozs 10
rhs Pcs the subjects to De varied ever evening Ai
z. VI; commence al 4. di iUts
4 MEXICAN MUSEUM, AND PERPETUAL
GENERAL TONI THUMB, JR
ms ashsen' little man who Is the delight OF ali who
ss him and who perfect his proportions lively intcli
gent and
Weighs only Is pounds!
,emans tut short na longer he positively sails Tor
Ssacr Fszios celebrated MECHANICAL PERI RbI.
aashabs IN S .c hs ss Mil i ar 1' IN
Sercr1l Comic Characters
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suifols alh I bs BsnE IocE IN manufac
i 81 NJ G onss OF Newark, n. j., we find them SO
much LSss We have en ss vas sfsa ao that we
the doom. aES p 4, rTyr VI :, Ca,bei
d5 lwis ). y. DIE " i1A>'
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V1TANTED-A few second hand Tables for a
w Writing School c. Mason, l3o Bowery. n. 3. IL
I f,r 4 ltE
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~ Wire Window shades-Mauuiaetu rsdto or
d9 of any size shape figure and handsomely fitted IN ma.
hony frames paflor basement ocf and other windows,
nall doors, screens for public rooms &c, by
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The sloopDromo, Capt Boucha,d, her passage down
from Caseton Sunday afternoon, when opposite Haver
straw was discovered be e. itcaueh from the
pipe; by the timely arrival cf boats with assistance from ta
the vessel saved but greater part Of the decl
load consisting OF hay straw pork, &c was entirely dss
troved
Key West Nov l6The schr (vrecked) Col Shepherd
Cooper, sold auction the Nth for 5000 The case
Of the brig da aud cargo has been sd aud $500 awarded
10 the salvors.
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DEALE7s NEW-YORK MUSEUM AND PIC.

M7ANTED-A situation as Wet Nurse by re-
w spectacle woman fresh breast Of milk: has ls
h"st Of city reference. Apply y, go Bower. s,.its first
ilOOy. u
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ysioi6gy.-Prof. GRANVILLE J. PA1,TISoN
viii Commence Course Of !ornlaf Lecture on Anatomy
tn Natural History OF Man. Saturday next, the 9Th
The course viii consist of from TO fifteen Lectures
which will be delivered in the I'm vers.ty Medical Cn!i.g
ormerly the Stuy tuet Saturday eveLDg
Al 1alfpast O'Clock uni, the lectures concluded.
Tn Introductory Lecture viii be free.
Tickets for the Course, Three Dollars each.
Young Ladies and Gentlemen attending schools, Two De-.
lars each
Single admission, Fifty Cents.
Tickets be Obtained from Professor P9,son AS Broad
way from MIR. John b. Dodj AoeCafy dis and "a Broad
way; Mr.. L. j. Grower, Bookseller, 655 Broadway or
Messrs Wiley s; Putnam. i0l Broadway. d82tE&Sf
C Mechanics Institute Lecturcs-1he iln;;
tr0ductnTy Lecture OF lahn B. Scne, Esq postponed
last evening owing the ncerency Of the weather The
Lecture will be delivered This Evening IN tie Lecture K2o
ity Hall 1t O'clock. Subjsc' The Education OF the
American Mechanic" { l.. BARRlTT, Actuary
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h.7RE Nov. l6.-Couon still remains very dali. and we
anfl0uy expecting advces by the Hberna via England
,ss nothing doing in Rice, Ashes, or Hops Whale
'es being scarce III request Tallow flat sale,
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NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL OFFICE
for sale in Hartford Conn-Th. subscriber dcsnous Of
soiu- west in TIE spring. offers TO an efficient person
ed aud undcr full tide OF operation Possession given on
before t of March Application be made in
NewYor CT NJ Y BEACH tia Sun OiTce or by letter
post pad. 10 g. 2ris }. w. JUDD. Hartford
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DRAM IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -Publ,c
II ce k.:eby that petition las been presented
u tn Ec1i Of Assis Aldermen bui.d Drain in Lis.
casrtstct om Church the Sewer Oh. pei ST.
tcTsos interested IN this and opposed thereto
requested their oheetovs writing the
rudsrs.Eed his Office Hall Of Records, on or before the
18th dly Of December instant. JOHN EWEN
Street Commissioner
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MUFFS! MUFFS! NUTS !
AND FURS.

cry CHEAP
THE proprietor offers to sell hiss'oct of MUFFS
and EURS (MANUFAcruREp EXCLUSIVELY pY fIIM,rl r)
by RETAIL at WHOLESALE. prices at has store, No,
OF LiprIty Strt ~, ne DOORWAY oil lmis~
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FURNITURE N0TiCt-Sofa Bedsteads, &c.
=. COTTON would inform al who arr in want OF For
tar Of .nS description that he prepared furnish and
constantly Iand large assortment nc,u!inc
arcls Patent Sofa Bals,sNS, which Tor ,irrctv ura.
cty ai economy withou, ,sr equal The public arc
nviisi call ard examine temaso. all o;her knda OF
sofas always rand.
Those breaking mp hcusekre ing or ish,a. to sell all o,
.us a line calling upon the subscriber
Sales b. Auction faithfully attended to
su26,s;f y. COTTON. ll3 Fulton and 81 Snp sts
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THE ALBANIA, Broadway. between Spring
end Princs-,tnetsO Oysters, Coffee. Chocolatc and
Tarev nj Other rrhss served up superior style The
nissd IN thu most elegant and costly This has al
eav become arorlts rsc,t for ladies' who after the fatigue
81 s"ppinG promenade -qair- some ele
at retreat like this i'll which refresh themselves also for
PARTIES returning from the Theatre Concert who can en-
j"y the most delshtIu without the trouble aud ncon
veiencs ri prepa ing ,- III ht home. dT lwis~
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sEARs,s EIRLE TYPOGRAPHY.

The following extract from lengthy renew written by
the Rev w. C. Brownlce D. D., and is only ONE out OF
several hundred commentators from the Clergy and the
Press that the work has already received:
This beyond question, CSC of IN, most elegant books
ever presented to fellow citizens in this Reubic II
on hit 10 be in every Christian fm 70! Its values aud
in every patriotic my splendid specimen OF our pro
cess Domestic Manufacture and the advancement OF our
Enron W. e. BROWNLEE."
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eolD FEET are always evidence that the blood Is
with those morbid humors which mol oaly render
sluggish aud unequal but prevent proper
ss,nS Vie vital fluid 10 the extrefniss Hence e2ahess Of
lar All aaa lsei accompanied with headache, goodness anu
FnS ssss UNPLEASANT complaints.
indian Vegetable Fills Il The very best rIe-
s IN ne world aga,ns; cold feet, because they NOT Only
oiooc from those impurities whch are ths caS
tart energy To The circulation which, carries II
ss 20 every part o the system; consequently me eh
aus properly supplied with e vial mug, ieesne
eS deportation Of animal heat and GOODNESS oil tue iset,
ssadn.ss, papi,atioa Of The heart and every oiheI
ads Ma dlsotdersd cculation Will be RAPIDLY aii'eh
sS ssg Cegnts,eitsIn order 10 avoid being imposed
s,tsrs, be particular TO purchase from nSns
! 0ssss ssaet's,ree, New-York
a& .sso,ed exclusively 10 the sale OF the Medicine,
~ q u istai-Nos. 2S8 Gresnwich-street, NevS-i oIG
<s street Boston: and No. le9 Race-suesi fhi-
CORDIAL is sold AZ No. Murray st o3l Il
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TX 20 Gloss, ~ he tUctlcu llorr.
PRIVATE LEaARIE-A la.se Collection f .I.,tts Rel,
i,tra
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Sears Pictorial Illustrations Of the Bible,

nNo letter will b. a!en front the office unless post laid
F. WALKER s. CO, Ia Futon st New York
NIB This the store for cheap substantial and elegant
Bookbindng Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books, IN every
Nercbants; Account Books Stationery. and Standard
Works constantly hand and al low prices for cash. d iE
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DI ED.

On Tuesday morning the 18th instant, in the GIL CT
Ter age, Mrs Elsie NJ Ferguson wdow Of the late John
Ferguson.
AT Fishk, n. Y, on Monday the 4h instant, Arthur
ROBE of The a,e John Robertson OF this city in
the 3ls, year Of his aye.
AT Coopers,cwn on the goth November Mary Miller
eldest daughter Of the Rev. Frederick T. Tiffany in the
18th year Of her age.
AT Esperance on the 3st instant Calvin Wright eyed 7s
Years. father Of Hen. John c. Wright.
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n, IT.
have examined infinitely Mr. H. c. Jcli-s's Bank Lack
and do consider perfect piece workmanship II all itS
parts do that my opinion there
mau living that pick make key that viii 1t
without having the lock apart DO ii.
"''''A CYRUS DURANO Bank Note Eng1aver.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-22
Another E.nra I'm.

There was another flare up in the House of
Representatives, at Harrisburg, on Wednesday
morning last Messrs. Lowry and Deford were
the actors. They accused each other of almost
every thing bad, and came very near mpressing
their words with their fists. Deford's nose had
just got well, and he could twist and screw his
face into all imaginable shapes. In the afternoon
Of the same day, paper, signed by .0ty-three
members of the House, was handed to Speaker
Wright, by Mr.. Elton, Of Chester, protesting
against the unlimited and disgraceful range allow
ed 10 individuals in debate; and stating that if he
does not preserve order in futuIe, they will be
compelled TO resign their seats in justice to the
character Of their constituents. A severe rebuke,
but not severer than was deserved A Legislative
body, like family, depends great deal for its
character and respectability, upon the rmness and
decision of its head.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-22
Done at Last.

The Legislature has at length agreed upon a
Bill TO District the State for the election of Men,
bers Of Congress. Monroe, Northampton, Pike
and Wayne, will form District and elect one
Member. No change. Under this apportionment
the Wings can probable elect tfoe or SIR members,
and The Loco Focos eighteen or nineteen. Quite
/. conscionablel
Inc bill to form new County, to be called
Caroon' out oil parts of Monroe and Northampton,
has also passed both Houses, and is now law.
We have not Yet seen copy of the Bill, and can
not therefore say what Townships it takes from
u.s. but we believe it includes Tobyhanna and Penn
Forest. The new County is to be attached 10 the
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-22

The classic aud elegant monument, sarco-
phagus or tomb, which was brought from the
Mediterranean, in one Of our national vessels,
by Commodore Elliott. few years since, as a
present TO the Girard Colsge, has reached the
city from New York. 1t came from Syria, but
in character, it is evidently Roman. Its form
is an inverted truncaled pyramid" j" with cover
and pedment. The corners are decorated with
rams horns. Round from The mouldings 10 the
top, are seen sacriicial ox-heads of the full
size, with fesioons from one to the other, a
heart pendant from each festoon, and roseue
above. The whole is beautifully sculptured.
The following is The inscription which is en-
closed within small tablet