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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-02
Ursa Major.

A great bear was killed on the l4ih of Oclo-
Der, at Scion. Maine, which measured seven
feet ten inches, from the hind foot to The end
of the nose, and weighed over four hundred
pounds. He was supposed 10 be over fifteen
years old He must have been whapper
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-02

The prime Minister of Catholic Bavaria
(Monseur De Gise.) Protestant, and the
Prime Minister of Protestant Wurtemhurg
Count de Beroldineer.) is Catholic. M. Gui-
zni the President Of Council! in Catholic
France is Presbyterian,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-02

IL The Philadelphia Forum says" Our
friend Mr.. Mahan, has just finished a coat in
tended for Hon. Henry Clay, which may be
called All American garmenI-the cloth. trim.
mings. &c. being of Domestic manufacture.
The cloth is Of a very fine texture, and is as
beautiful and durable as can be produced IN any
country and the workmanship cannot be ex-
celled. The Goa, may be seen at the Fair oi
the Franklin Institute,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-02

A, The Presbyterian Synod. in Baltimore,
last week, the Rev. Mr.. Dale, agent of The
Pennsylvania Bible Socieiy. stated that there
are 10000 families. or 10000 souls in the
State Of Pennsylvania alone thai have no Bible
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-02
wooD. woOD!! wOOD!!!

Those Il car subscribers who intend TO fur.
ash Wood ,npaymenI of their subscriptions,
are requested ki forward the same Immediately.
Nov 2, lS43
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-02

nP James M. Porter, Esq. Secretary of
War, was 10 Philadelphia, on Tuesday, on his
way TO Eas,on. Gov Porter was in the City
at the same time
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-02

"THE PHALANx,"i is the tltle oil a new week
ly journal lately started in New York, the frs,
number Of which is before US. /, is devoted to
the principles Of Association.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-02

ATTEMPT TO EscAPE.-M Monroe Edwards, il
is said, made another aIiemp, to escape from
The Stale Prison al Sing Sing, New York, on
Friday night last.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-02

All the three surviving sons OF The Poe'
Burns are now in Scotland and II is probaol'
public entertainment will be given TO Ihdm u
Edinburgh.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-02

The fare between New York, and New
Haven, Conn, VIA Bridgeport, is only seventy
fye cents.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-02
z EFFERSoNIAN REPUBLICAN
srrOudsburx, November 2, Is43.

Tcas S2oa n advance S925 naD yearly and $3.50 ifno
pad beio,e the end of the wear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-24
SHERMAN'S LOZENGEs

ENORMOUS quantities OF these popular medicine sold
Il durns the AM s the demand constantly
In Eve Year, the Doctor has gone from few pounds
and where il will stop cannot
While Sherman Lozerges pleasant that chdren cry
for they wonderfully efficient or they woud
pstronzed by
Clark Sherman Browne Esq Register Of the city, W. II.
Bum Esq deputy register Rev NJ Dunbar the McDoHg
Anthony, o. the Oneida Conference Hon Senator Aher
tho like high r~spcctability
shermans Worm Lozenges-Tested in over a million O..
aud by the medical faculty only
safe and certain worm destroying medicine in world They
prescribed daily by nearly all phygeans Shemans
Le1sng alone haye any Iepuatop-.,he Doctor member
o. the Medical Socisty and skifu practitioner.
Shcrnans Camphor oIenssslieadaehc aicknsls, pal
pitaoa lowness Of spirits AID desposdency cured in few
Of cascs and never known 30 fail.
shermuns Cough Lozsnges alay all tickling irritation OF
the throat ngs promote and
harrassDg cough colds also asthma whooT
cough and t,shtncGs OF hs chest Consumption has
pcstcdy been only relieved but eecuay cured by Sht
mans Cough Lozsnsss When all other moans iuled.
Sore Nipples positively cured by Shsrmsns Papary Oil.
sod ao6 Nassau street and sold BY agents g Rowery
n Eau Broadway a?l Blocker st. 27 Hudson Rushton
A,e;pwsll New York; 100 fulton 4. BROOKLYN; y.nYsrr
BatiGose; Tho@ss III Main q, Cincinnan Ohio; Guth-
MES S,anwia Hall Albany; DyeI Jr "a Westminster ST.
Providence: Hcddlng, o State Boston. IVES
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TO FARMsRs, GMAzEEs, & AtAICuLrUKIs.Ts
-EuTTshMERE, n:sI9ist nd Chemist, fIom Eng
o. eli c,ncVp-i in the welfare Of horses and cattle,
10 ding .v3win. avaiaape med,nJ. prepared according to
e 81 s a md g
present proprietor AZ considerable cost. .
OluRETlC HORSE 8ALLs-1hese balls s-e radical
blood. gross hunon, and ob.truced penpuaton such
the heels sweed legs gravel eruptona
season. without change of Diet, n,e with usual Ia
Dor At the fall of the when horse. generally undergos
change Of habit the regular Of these balls will nigh
this raion hone. peculiarly liable Sold in packages
e0%'B9g 81 PVT % Ts fTRe H.sssSS; ,. her.
cine be for all disorders in horned
tie arising FROM cole fevers Of eppe
title skverng coughs, hoov,ng, loss Of milk &c. Sold in
CLEANSING DkINS FOR new Calyed Cows-Is CT inf
service and should be omitted all where
only forwards the discharge admirably afford,
inp-des the course Of the as the full
Of complaints which the animal afterwards liable
whistle flow Of milk is wonderfully promoted. pack.
RED TESTER BOTTLE-For subduing inflammation
and morbid swelings IN horses also exce<-t .yv-x
loton for RELAXED snews, bruises sprains CALLED backs
wounds, &c. In bottles, with directions = Sd each. No
VULNERARY BALsAM-For Graduating MARBLE. IN
heaus cut; and deep or
the ssi that can be :d shOsd be
QUID BLISTER, SC; sc. AT this estsbl,hment the nj.
caution invariably Observed the selection genuine
PHYsiCIAN's PREsCRIPTIoNs-y B. fully impressed
with Of their vital importance shall nvan bly, observe
the most scrupuious accuracy in the preparation Of phys
The above medicines prepared and sold exclusively
the Medie Hail. Essex meet, three doors from Grand.
Old. from he e~r.tys rrnr ntI~ sy.su.J sJs ,ms
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

CURE GUARANfEED-The College OF Medlcise
and PhaIm,cy of the city Of New York. esbsbrd for
the suppression Of quaehery row spared TO s s dis
hcse ala3ss advantages be with
institution this public private From
and froia
tho embes Of the Colesc and The most emment
Professors Of Medical Institutions OF Europe all Icprove
OF these diseases forwarded them
long before they reach the majority Of the medical profession
this All who used &c lebIhed
peparauo of Professor Rcord the pasan Alternative Mir
ture, bear testimony Is being the powcrfu
dy for primary rseccbcary syphilis. strength
the copsrituon whist rad citipg the disease
Professor Vtpc6us discovery, HIS specific Pills. for the
of and eee h@' ised him imme above
all MS ths rarucUlr brarch Of The profess
Wh such crlebrst.d leeules together with the
d ,bi :, the FIRST msdici n this country the College
l.UI T. tnt good they have undertaken the
of luAc ery,'w rece We the patronage deserves
ll. .rJtior OF the public requiring their services.
l.r1., Tor advice, aud al medicines, IS.
Ui.,-. and Consulting Rooms of the College 81 Nassau
w. 8. RICHARDSO son, gent.
NJ BPaents living sta distance by stating their d,
they received elsewhere sny obtain chest
containing all medicines with full direction for with
by addressing the Agent of the Co ge
raid, enclosing s.. jc % smr
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DAGUERREOTYPE.

70 NASSAU ST, NEXT TO j. HN ST
TIE subscriber devoted his attention grinding and arreRg
Lsnses prsyeus to Daguene's dncoverts since III
the great demand for Cameras la gwen him employ
men snd with such practice be feels warranted that
Lsrus BY him, have all the provenept.
n't enable OBJ sueeeti. Photographs geoeray
80 o cid IN ain position 20 appear those IA
" V, ~ sp aIas' 're free IRON u. defect Thorough ia
aenan sven required Ufde, eccomi Sned ~ih cash,
,'lAa Wy .ettsIec TO J- 2r,usr
tLity 10 N MAYS sIt.5t PREMIUM IN.
- ~ s1bLN tiOSE 10 eoJhgoaty reeomLae coed Ter
stt7 ;he ioiaow ng pstsrties So NV d, ~" PVN
"a ~ J. gen'cI rthtr Ter .essuTe Of the C,o;on
- " NJ" tn f'rncsS f.bte, al w IN ma, ,n,tA.x. A.,
"l.5e - q, ies.Ii aud reeeire, attention. ~
Tu u - not cestroyed coming IN rop,,, .;,h al =.
gr-ase nor suffered BY cold weather cen liz ,ubhp a.
~. g. 'oietn' uucie, ar, IN no tsse used ShoulJ
the above pope IL will be taken bach NO. posss
change without charge. sven IN CT
Coupling and pipe, will be attached without eh,,g,
Buyers will note that cleary that th, ho,s liz
process Of making which Is unknown other adel
Sins, ire article long wanted for esdns MANY ot,,
liquids. HORACE n, DAY '
III lmsr Successor 70 koxbury l. n. g, IS ManenLaps
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ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE;


xr. ma ~ d:.ss.s ssisS ss.s5Us'S:
s ss isss ssy ssss s
SSaI .yysnssa. nsi.er; tss BEL there q:
M 4, Lee S' Sc i s ~
r. = ee,ts. fves from Sss. xsssras sesosp.sAss
;iFf5S ss; 81 sssss ,sH...;.
irss on from month TO month, ,ld.s geet, Now
6 isss
s. II ind , 91f w as
s.t e,sI 81 the .ssaSs srs,uss aud asnoI that a
ss s1 r. &c a. q
sos and e, SnS ofa IA those ss
WIS! leads tess ension OF from this disorder
MS Long su Il no n.ssa:
.,ST ssIs 't' Ill; ior !ss1 without prodacas any
20 ne %s1. q s.s 90 % ss
which saSran nd.er.nH peoe.
how men Of dIcIpon SWAIN sSoat Din cyo and ,ss
ey will veil thsir n9stram, =. long any viii buy
si a. W" .os IL.
ioI eoD.ussa By n'' pe:o.,
,n S S,' ,ns sd,, Is q: n Of
su, who seeing the real nsrs Of tho
Win cl ,.s,sa,ns ;s.s. is,po.i.ien,. Asrslers.
II Done M sshoup The disease &c
ssli ss:' ss.s
and
adror two will steal aws7 a,.t0 wet littls
kothing u nore indicative ofstrcture. The neItis
TIE fisze Gqr2Tyh0sa hGs rfxsained us,c,.reSIt d
szuto say how long 6onoh0a or Giee! may and moi
produce srctlro for naturally disposed
are than anoer bc az ruie t should be suffered
ground a. ie,. for the suspicion Of snctre Tbs las, il
g ds: sa; ' r. ta ss sfs .sa
s e sfs
that c writer rely OF
sgsEfyng also to wn-ss uniform spnss
tbs disappearing OF other risaoies thecnro progresses
With ard TO the cure OF Structure. dis subject sal
3een 70 observe snd sisted with confidence and plea
syre) thet this cer!ain free from pain, and generally
yli5he6ln little tins 30 much this could
hsen advanced somc years bat such has been tho in
writer. tina. he accomplish tho u structure
Ssny days N formerly il dem snds months
The writer ALTO hsXs 70 zi7, thar Tor those who wish 70
crIs he has pah.bsd little vourar.
es!,ed TIA ,:ats Tesse." ia which only structure,
hvt the or al those deea!e diseases which require
Giai and privacy directed in hr psinest manner
sl, should couso the suthot and nothDy wlspT
thsn ihsa the cad certainty o. hE
Sse Separate roonss also, aye arranged fer thoas who
Il only remains say word or shs y1ocua o.
which tho public and especially coming ts city,
T.y rely with coufdencc what has been sqv.nced With
Of Edinburgh &c Nc-he has been engaged in tho
Of thass both hospital end ety Practice for
chan th sod has published edtions Of work
,ressly that hs has testimonial letters from the
physicians p Earopc tho smnen,
Amoncsss Sir Ashley Cooper Or. Mott, Of New YGft,
Dr. ynck o; PHILADELPHIA spd others, and thar he
ted 70 rssI to aaoss every Physician OF snsEce II this
Dr. Essh eonxxitsd 6, his private residence q Grcsa
wieh street. towards the Battery at any hou-He also b
sonsultsd By poss Tie little vosnc scovs refcrrsd TO
CELLAR lilo mtf
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MEDICAL.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE.
OPtFERQJJE PER OREN nICnQ

N.
mr. JOHNSON taker this inforang the public
~ still affords relief the afflicted botn serss and
may be always eon,aed with the eonfd in .he
o.. seeI-t diseases, effects .uinl
~ nsIcury, ire malpractice Of lrseL, The
following extract Of der ~ the pasexsou Of Or Johrton,
over medical qoach y and at the great
educ Alei MY sIcal and III chs-stsn
Gear SI iey,sF unier the cse ola rosur, vs ndr
collar, and made bnt leht q ry col Instead mproy
70 aiieas a. ard f exren3nr Iss I'M ,iis ,mn,
tor had the mnudepce 10 tell ne Doctor but
y sold his stuh 10 this hopeless situation hired
maze not sri,a able to walk It the msl and
your ofhce Duane 81 You examined and promised
10 You have perorme undertaking in
time A ENJOY perfect health hnk il my duy 10
those aicteo 70 make thi> pablo through the
THOMAS j. THUhSTON,
CaJlehter Monroe IT, New York.
medicine may he had NJ DR. prevent the above d.esse
of s foIns. Once open from the
MI night ie2d
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SANS SOUCI HOTEL,
RAII.STnN SpA

THE Subscriber having become the of this establish
it to the ofth travelling public. In the
hands of Mr. Beach, who recently became the owner
been efficiently repaired and o every Desirable
eatfy the srd the comfort Of vsants The
Of the preference for the mineral OF
Saratoga, viii constant supply at suco intervals and
nal properties. IL the ojec make this establishment
preferable for families and those who choose comfort and
quiet rather than and tumu of Ieing
Place The manner off communicating Of ITS
with large. shaded grounds admirably adapt
that purpose Still efecuay accomplish it, the sub
sc,her pees materially reduce the Of charges those
who favor him with of and in
all thugs viii endsavor promote the and epev
ment OF ls gueSts,n reducing the supplies and
ios hitherto provided for their The house
Il. s. WARREN.
PAL. I,n. trA.
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ST GEORGE HOTEL.

THE subscter bsvr sold the above named establishment
the 4th OF, aud the 9Th OF the same month puhhed
for three dsys in the Courier En9ueI
Comm, aud New YoIk Herald the winch
will be found below and there being but lew VINO nave
answered IT, and order thet III NAV rot peao
10 thi. DIV pestrd oh MD THIS not De su"e,en, me
names ~ those Nc.sird will sscifeh 20 suns 9ue. one
in rider tNst may not he led rs on.,oe n ~, suis
I've d,poss the bssgege or recover yzSxErsus
u lisn. "
New Yen, Jdly 60 siL
T ,cn 20 elton with The above named s,sblsh
Ia, i ay AND conSe laenty he Ia not respens
bic ~. s ARR. 1Hhi'nes
Nov Nor- Nay 1873.
resect0iiy requested ~ 'hcfe whn indebted
Z, The ab We sablsent, T. settie te,r
without Jelss ly@ s.-re
BOARDING. REDUCED.
WALTON MA SIONHOUSE-326 Pearl street, r rankin
w saus-e New YOrs -. Fowler 4 beg leave 10
th,nk, 70 ebds ard the public general TO- the liberal
Junport received fo several the shove
Hotel and hope by sct attention 20 bus
Of their faor the having reduced the
per The hous, in the most business part Of
city, INK the Albany, Boston and ha-
steanboas likewise TO the London. Liverpool and
Eintol packets The shove hous- needs comment il
Of the most airy and the city, having
large yard with ne spring OF wateI with other requi
naks comfortable In fact the above house combines
more comors its lioe OF business, than other the
The senior proIiero being always the he
will attention paid to his not only by himself
but by his and Ale wines spirits Sc. cts
glass Fine London and Dublin porter in drsught ard bottle
NJ Is. No connection whatever with tbs Walton House next
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I'm OArApA Klors.-We ann from lhe Montre.l

Tax CANADA Riors.-We learn from the Montreal
papers that the Ccroner's inquest on the body OF
Robert Morrison, the lad who was shot during The
riot, or the night Of the l2h of July, had not rem
dered their verdict, and there is very little probs
bih,y Of the present jury agreeing a; all We cory
The following extrac: I, ON the Herald -
I'VE Co -oneis jury the iuqnes. the body vas
thursday si,erac rnd continued TO si
VII 1i)urnm lts t. receive Hence until Sstrrdiv
nig raay then roe-sdsl ~ deliberate o. hi. YER
Dirt bu unable to come e. any decision, sad con
tin led sihil da'il IL o'clock Sunday .orr9oo"
deS, er1 ss;omp Mas NAL TO m?lr alta Mr. Th,"o "
in hs a!r. mi one w.aess that lac heard Mr. T.
give cTisrs ~ Two ioai AMI fire In Consequence
the nf assum ID the caarScte- of prosecution
against Nr Thioo he taken into Custody and the
alleged offence not being blabe he has continued IN
custody since THURSDAY.
The Jury hnishei hearing evidence about hall past
O'clock last night aud have been ia all night and up 10
noon this day There l. probability the requi,te
nnmhcrh being brough, 20 agree in their verdc, ss e
evidence is OF very contradictory nature. Inc poy
Hurst who the strongest evidence against Mr.
contraicts himself in several important particulars
The body of the boy was inferred on Friday ias',
and no less than between five and six hundred
Orangemen followed the remains TO the grave al
Waterloo, distance of three miles.
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CONFECTIONERY

ClLtAMS, ICES, JET LIES, &c. &c. &c
WHgLkshLE AND RETAIL, n Kedaced Prices at 70
w Canal street JOIN BEADEN the well kno wn pro-
rretor of The sbve old e,'sbl for the las ten
grateful for the patronage hrh-uo r-crysd his friends
DESTROYS msrit Of respectfully
Them aud The public general that he now resdy supply
tionery. in all its bra,che such quantities h. pleas
ed TO- Order always provided they within the POUNDS
pos ibity.
Ihe extent and elegance Of nj, Saloons for the reception Of
company, To- which attaches private aloon strsl
pestlr for the of families th the
SUI erority Of his Creams Jees, Ices aud
appreciated TO Iequir, commrndaon By advertisement
ny maintaining Tor hrs establish supe
which lie has pains and expense built IL IT, he
hopes inusDcs the extensive he
ha hereto fsvoued WITH and give same
SAINT elton 20 al who f,vor with their custom.
Creams, Jeihes, nd Ices Ia FORMS at 6s per quart
m
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ROAHDTNli REDUCED
CARD.
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
HEADS,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THIRD STREET.
For Penalties aud Gentlemen.
JOSEPH HEAD respectfuy announces to his old friends
aid the public, that he has re-opene the Mansion House
lately kept by him. The renovation Of establish
for the accommodation Of families and gentlemen. with
public mage What the supply the beat hst The
urnh, comfortable lodgings good w ines and
cheer his every Effort will be directed TO the satisfaction Of his
patrons
The New York Courier & Enquirer New York Herald
Boston Courier Bslumorc AEercsn Washington filohe
&adsonan lichmond EnQutr; Richmond Wing; Charles
month and .end lhe bills 70 The Manson House i29 mr
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MADAME RES TEL l.,

VgdhI.E PHYSICIAN Onies AND rss,denc:, Es g,sss'
N, EN- =. s,sui,ei With he striceri confidence eeM
slan,s ncideu. 10 the tomato q sine;
,obstinsis eases fenise cgulsty, scppse suppsos,
~ - en- 10 rsapn bat few daVa 90 effect ps,iss
r.ass assuring proper rasdical tttaasnce during con-
sasmcnt or VII % ace ,n'odsed dRs
"" PrnTensivs Powden." FOR anried 'sdiss wi 10
y, h-sh fcthds too sspd ap,y
; .s sent " rrs to snr 18th. lnitaJ St,,a rra
:. ,scksse All Lsttn iroIi pad) addressed to box sss
y.-rVorL. Bosom Diise, No Essex street,
" E-Nsdsmr WESTEl.L roaJ MORN iscies residing
cf,h. CIV whose health would admit OF travelling tbs,
40 yonJ n-rnsYyonn zstsadsnoo upon in -ny
.s az ths ntad Statss within reasonable di-ecs lea
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.

u. w. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
THH New Yosx HBHaLD--A daily papss, issued cy, ~
ebers furnished at the se rts for any specific period IN
In advance No unle aid advs a
The WEEKLY HrRALpIssoed every iturday n,ornT. AZ
tn ocock-ptce and qud ter cent? copv--fun;,hsS
rubscrbsr ~ fi2 advance or mr. ~.
,ame rete for any specified period. ~"
ConRE requesedt to address THAR letf.r. "a
JAMEs Propriso and Ed,tor-ans Ill la
an on busiasss DO post paid. ~~~ "'-'vs,
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NO CURE NO PAY

DR COOPER, of IA Duane street. between Wiiam and
- Chatham streets, takes this thod OF informing
Sens and strange he still aodrs el,e to the afflicted Of
both and be eways consulted with
hdence In the OF delicate tsecs Dr. Cooper
from rerdence of many hoapas Et opedevoted
to the treatment of delicate and FROM
pastee 10 this city, for the last ten years. in j. particular
branch Al the profession, speedy ee
such lersons the mIslyss
Recent cured in three days Dr. Cooper
cny other dangerous medicine DR.. Cooper
mild end eous mode of treutnent will require
from business alteration in diet Persons afflicted with
protctcd and deparee reed Despair OF complete
DIR Cooper informs the public that he only
regularly who Duane
exhibits drlona fem tho nsttuts his city,
procured by false and false The
voabe observed in all copVutaons Separate Offices
patients cannot in act Letters post paid
tended Charges moderate Office open from morn
ing until 10 O'Clock at night Office Duane
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UNITED STATES
YEA EMP UNI,
JeI, hie I29 Chatham street, Ns,o Ytys
And ils Fulton Street Brcotlyp.


- WuILHSkLE AND SEgAiL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY coaiau. TO offer for
- safe n9w s3d sNnl Tea. Of ever variety and stys
rhsr alIor'meu fpeciaiy nepdes the Delicious snd
roweru s,drs Green and BLACK hsery pachage hears s
.aoIoasliI sceaitd from as; end air cha, h. quay
cover NUiem IN upIp5rcd climate. Their system
81 pf7secutng OrsincsA psrrrr scarcely to be e.e..d
Iioune 90 ppon ~ utmost regard . rights Of the CUSTOM
~ especiay With gcspcct 20 weight and quality. on
'eee pgs; Al purchaser, call I'd upon AM
steos "hchi: q giyc them tbs fullest tAtisctiop, vfl
VIC Met wa We eheoEllly snd Irompy refunded Couir
uf meichaoti ple eitabanGens, head, Of families
viii ira decided adyspIsgs 10 srpry thev
sclTt1 fTorl this rEablish Iaeat
tfIuinE JAVA CovrGL ,osrtoi every day.
yfceil rom all fs al ire Unss1 gtrsr s~ee,tee with
,i1tpt,trte anG dtsp sieh.
u its cuiY Nsf.h,ase I s,ssiss 10, bs AL, ~ Fv
h-a r.lsD-ai.a Ei,n. Vre 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-24

THK SLAVE CAsE-The suit in the U. s. Circuit
of OHIO, before Judge Mclean, for the value of
runaway slave has been decided against the defend
ant and verdict reaaered tor $1,000. The suit was
brought by Wharton, of Kentucky, against John
Van Zandt, OF OHIO, TO recover damages for har-
boring and conceang nine OF the plaintiffs slaves,
he knowing them to be such The slaves were
found 10 the defendants posse sson who refused to
deliver them up, and in the effort to seize them, one
OF them made his escape, aad has not since been
heard Of