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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

IIr>RY CLAy.-Subscnbcrs and others OF our
citizens who have not yet called on Mess!s Vii
nams y Stevens, 3;3 Broadway for Dodgc's
splendid likeness Of Henry Clay, should procure
,lcr copies while the plate IS yet IN ofd,f To
those who arc not familiar with the merits Of THIS
beautiful engraving, we vii! take this opportunity
to say, tha, Dodge's picture is the only perfect
likeness OF Mr.. Clay oxlant.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
FOR PRESIDENT.
HENRY CHA H

rrcrnfraI Clay con,Inittee.--. Iassiee 90 liarIy
= ~ o WsS,,,s.tsy Eyeang Ap the i5h, At Dcck. al
S..sossai Hsl By ortsr. J. \. REYNOLDS, Fred.
loHs 7. DopeE. }secre,srez ,,aa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

fRoY, HAYrI-Thc schooner McivIna arrived
here from the city OF >t. Domingo, which port
she lett on the 2I>t March. Capt. Steeples re-
ports thatthe usurgentsh had 5000 men within the
city and 5000 On the lines.
The new Governor, chosen by the present pop.
ulation, had Just arrived from Curacoa aud was
acting as Gtucrallssimo OF all the forces.
There had been >ome skirnlshpg on the lines
between the bellgcrcn,s. aud number killed,
the particulars Of which had 10, transpired.
It's thought the place Will be able 10 hold out
for some time. as persons IN favor of a rebellion
are from the country Most OF the laytcns
have left for J4cmc and Curacod. Business is
very dull and American produce brings good
prices
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

PosrpoyEnfxr OF rnE SALE Of PuNrNCs.-
We are requested to state that nccnsoqucncc ofthe
illness OF the Proprietor. the sale oi the splendid
Gallery OF old Paintings IN tirc G:anire Buildings
IN Broadway, will be postponed un,i the evenings OF
THURSDAY aud Friday. the llih aud eth inst In
rh,, mean while the Gallery i open tor lhe lGspec-
ton OF visitors tree OF charge and earnestly desire
all to avail themselves of this opportunity OF visiting
them. Descriptive Catalogues at the door.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

a. .tLsANy held her Charter Election ycsief
d.v. Natlvisn had not broken out there and our
friends encourage US to expect handsome Wing
p,iority
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

L. The NsS O.Isans Election for City ON
GERS took place on the lst INST We have ~ y
papcrs only to that day.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
nd PubIlc Services of Hen.

~ Clay by Errs ssaoEsr, tnay h obtsioei at keidne
5si Bos.oa Zsbef 4 Co.. Pisdehs and at Gushing &
49,. Hat;roes THIS B.osrnphy the fuIies; and mri
o,.+s OF any cycf published Of Mr. Clay AMI -oh al the
a,orarconiy gp,y pr.e of l21 cert, per copy ~ DE-"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

Hlsrom.-A few years ago a Native Amcri-
can Party was got up in New Orleans and ce
ried ihcrCity by a great majority The 'sfols
were divided and the party governed The city
througha year. The next year 1t tired again, and
received the sum total of twenty Sin votes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
,-,e .s..ona rhnurht.-Ero,a ce:.nees.eus.


Cor-=-pons.e1oc Of The THhu5s
-. CO. pASnrsY. .,p-i aeh. Isa-
DssF SlE We have jG=, du-hs'; ouf eieci'on'
and bard struggle We have had o. It. We haze
beea successful.
i, Represea..,.ye H. L Sarlsvant. Wig 500
d DO. w. {. Sheppard. 90 9 9s-'
1t 10. N 3. Dibble, Lecs- -, -,
u do i5ra!.zn >foss, do.---- = i,'i
oar opponents have dons all that desperate men
eorld Do. but az, hoaes, caae and wiling hearts 70
al, i. haze succeeded. Pl, dowa paubury as sure
ior Henry Clay.
In Ease. yog-s t-lly y l. -
~ The regular Election last Teezt-y tas vote N
nsns,rv stood 10. Ball.s u w $50, Cleveland l.
5sr2--whi- gam in one weeS, 5 That vii do
FcRruEs rRoa CoyyscrIcrr.-At The second
t4ai ii seyer-l towns on Moaday, the following
1as the result -
Nsi5'~.7va. , leo. ~ ", s,7si'e'i
N~-1f--.
,---b..z-o --,ra 1,-stl-- i=oissl - ls'e Tbs ~, -
~. r7s7 wa ciu--iha 0H-s =4 Lqct- 5e- -- 2-a =
=rEtfs1u-- =,
-'raszauIi yya.- u Ier0 Ii Ii >'7'1'.a-- Il
.-t-tfl,F.. .-.-.--- - r----..'.'"- -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

axzEc.s Mr.zus.Thc Manager has ,nads arrangement
T.. ~f sen1r! p-r.Dranec clock = 81 sni o.si a.
~ +.7 ~, d. Is.ri IL Ia Petit Ccrto, The sshgts f'cs Of
iI- M,eua VIII pc fslgs:D, nd 'se at y. ia t'..5
M ,ay. crowded ssUss Tx EnOpnns VII atf t0c
a. hs dog Ns- Adam and Inc Wild -shTsn be,ds tno-
The Gisnt and ui t eAhb-i snd te GHy tlHs
,Tl tc IN waiting eslyc her !yeIds. IL. VEGA cEoes Tic
N,..t.ets easasea1eai. 90 estiy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

fhune oioe IN papIe, FORM collection Of tive bs'
opuaI Wing jongs Pnee !of 't:Ie cop'e cei &. per
-, q, s,s s,,r 1850 co,,se= GREELEY {. NcEiRtTH.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

D- We learn that "a party went to the house of
MIR. Dcvoe, (Adcrman elocil last evening and
threatened some violence TO his person. They
dispersed, however, soon after, wiihou, having
done any mischief.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

FSon CuzAcoA.-CaP;. Vlnal OF the sch. On
taIio arrIyed from Curseoa, reporrs that Vim. II
Freeman Esq. who arrived there about lou
months since ss L. S. Consul, had ne. been anc
would not be acknowledged by the Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

U- The sangune assertion of tho Natives
yesterday that their party mad carried NEwARN
proves mistake. That staunch Wing City is
Wing still, and nothing but Whg.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

FSoN Jutuc, by the Governor kObpInS
arrived Yesterday, We have received Kingston
Journal OF the 18Th INST. The paper contains It
few items worth extracting: correspondent
at Port Royal writes Us follows .-Y Yesterddy was
day sreat excitement al Port Royal, lntorma
ton having been given that pirate was IN the
offing. Commodore Sharpe Immediately des
patched three armed boat under the command
of Capt Houston, with Lieut.. Grliiths Mr.. Bid
dlccornc, Master, and forty men, who proceeded
outside the keys but by which tune the vessel
had dissappcucd-the boats consequently return
ed at sunset The vessel, schooner, had been
lying 10 between Yallahs and Plumb Point, ard
II IS more than likely her object was smuggling,
not piracy
The sugar crop a, Barbadocs had been cut short
in consequence Of the weather, at least three or
four thousand hosShcads bo!o~ the lowest pre-.
yious estimate. The same may be said ol near-
ly ali the West lnda Colonies. The weather
had however changed for the better IN most Of
them, with the exception Of Jamaica.
We observe that the Barbadoans complain
sadly of tac want of a lunatic asylum and a cc-
metery. Rather suspicious for Barbados this.
IN d ReDublicun
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

uI- Is il not Il great blessing TO the Wing par.
~ of this city. that it has five SIX independent
journals TO set tho people on the right track,
when It's Nominating Committees, General Com,
mittees, &c. prove incompetent and stupid Z
Must it not he luxury to be Wing candidate,
with such hackers
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

From PueENo.-CaPt. Latham, Of the bark
H. Ring, arrived at tins port, states that from The
lst 10 the 18th Of February the weather had been
very boistcrous at Palermo and the immediate
yicinty continual gales OF WIND from the west
ward with much ram, hal and snow, a greater
part oil the time. The mountains and dels CON
tiguous to Palermo were covered with snow. The
hail had destroyed the greater part OF the orange
groves, which caused the price OF fruit 10 advance
considerably
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

wings h' iu1'"' - L'>" VIZ vi i'"''
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DlsrRicr, Me
We have received additional returns from nne
towns in Arcostook county. which reduce Cary :
majority to 1873 Bangor Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

NAyu.-The L. 5 Brig Consor, Lieut.. Com'd.
II. Y. Pnryiance. 20 days, from Cape lie VerdS.
arrived on Saturday and anchored oil the Naval
Hospital Norfolk Beacon, April 8
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

SroSM-We had the seve.es, storm Yesterday
that We ever knew 10 occur here at this season
1t must have bsca extremely disastrous, II no, ab
soluteiy fatal 10 vessels on the Lake Snow fell
n considerable quantities. There were drifts this
morning ola depth o. three or four feet.
.ChIcaao EIo-rss- Mach 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

B.LriMoKg AND Omo.-Cincinnatl papers no.
tiec the receipt Of fresh shad from Baltilnofe BY
Green g. Co.'s Express, for sale on the 29th
March, having lef. Baltimore on the 23d.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
From Mexico.

The Schr. John barr, S.G the bFiss- LhuIa y
c-ipi. ana New York, a, New Orleans, March
81. bring dates itom the City OF Mexico to the
ltth uit.
o-,;sn,ia.y. had arrived, ana was received wiih
q. due heao- and respect. Saata Ana tender q
hiu the hospJtaliueS OF rs residence at hsls@ &C
Gave. previous % his entrance INTO Tic ciiy oi
Mexico The day succeeding the a7T'Ta! Of Nr.
B.nkheat. lhe CeaSor, Of Vera Cruz, Pu; to'ta
The following article. which merits notice. IS Il
appears 10 trace out the course which the NlniS-
,cr ms, t,l.ow i. he Re tesirpus e. ina,ni2lnir
the favor oi the President OF Mexico
Nj Paseaaau. isc ts aer. 7sa.1s's! , ne 'es; Re
,..s.> Iss--: tss ss, sy.rcS,1s . ~; i1- s--t = ts
,rr s. ---.lr, ~ as-.-ttss. 1-t it 10 WIZ nti iNct
.s ,,l ~ - 1t-,,'l -.-l's = ~ .s- s0li naitzi
u. -s5--,.-. ,- - - sIr, :, ..,-r ,,ert;y -
-,s..,ay- W.,ssssa. to E.,-aai, he i0yoaa2 ,'s1,'
caer>s ~ oi Nj fs-i> ''''- ''s-' .'7''s'' 'a' 1'
Diplon,al.e negotiations arc expected shortly
10 commence. General WADpy THoNssoN was
to leave n = few days on board the Ba;a'riesf,
on leave of absence lie would probably meet
Nh. Banhlioad al I,lapa,-ii'c latter on his way
TO Mexico, and the former to Vera Cruz.
The ATILlSt!Sc ert"Ccn l lSN1S dt!u tieN'lV "AS
been concluded, and IS officially published. Hos
tili,ics are to cease until Nay |. and the Arms
lice Is to be further prolonged, II I s;nai settle
ment OF tho difficulties between the two parties
is probable.
The French brig OF war Nsrere len Vera
Graz on the 2Glh Of March, carrying out Mf
GoukRY DIS Kcsi-AS, the Secretary OF The fench
Legation AZ Mexico, with dispatches for his Go
yernnent, which are said IL be OF great inipoT-
lance. Their tenor has not tHSnsprcd; but II is
becvcd that they relate TO the difficulties occa-
stoned by the refusal ot the Mexican Government
to comply with the treaty OF leio, winch permit
rcd to all trenchmcn doGici!Iatcd N Mexico, the
liberty OF engaging IN the retail trade, under any
circumstances IN consideration OF the rclmqulSh
mcnt by France OF 3,000,0OO francs due the
rcnch Foye1nmcnl, for expenses OF the war.
1t IS likewise thought that England, Franco
and The Enitcd States wilIac IN concert II this
he -. the relations between these countries and
I MeScu will be speedily settled In view of this
opinion. much Importance Is attached TO the IN
teryiew to take place 1t Jaiapa between the Amer
ican and English Ministers Pisupotcntiary.
( \ rumour even prevailed that the three powers
would intervene In the settlement oi the IuteStine
I troubles of Mexico. aud would counsel the cStab-
( shmcnt of i monarchy, III consequence oi INC
/ rc..pabitv OF Ncxico's maintaining q repuhti-
can form OF Government. THIS IS ridiculous
/ II IS further stated tina, Santa Ana had par
doued al the Texan prisoners at Pcroic, and thar
( they were hourly expected at Vera Cruz.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

Rows AND FI0uTs.-Therc were several small
rows and disturbances in various parts of the city
Yesterday and last nisht-hut none of So serious
character rs was apprehendcd. la the Fifth
District OF the Seventeenth Ward all attack was
b,ado upon the Ballot Box, bu, the assailanls
wero beaten off and the bailoling proceeded qui-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

Subsequently quito a disturbance occurred al
rho market in the same ward, corner of the Bow
ery aud Third Avenue. Here, we aro sorry 10
say, four men were seriously injured,
An attempt was msdo earlier in the day al the
Aims House District in tho Sixteenth Ward 10
get up some sort Of ruw-but ii did not amount
10 much.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

Rows IN BKoexLyx.-ou ourrellow citizens across
the River seem to be expert III adopting The mo
dern Improvements in political outdoor move
ments There was quito threatening distur
banco at rummery in The Fifth Ward there yes
terday afternoon, got up between party OF Ma,
tiyes' and their antithesis, Some heads were
cracked, veins opened, &c. bat no ono we believe
very dangerously injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

IMPORTANT CmANoEs.-lt was rumoycd on En-
change yesterday, and j, is generally believed,
that the recent visit of Df. Sutherland, DR.. Md
lc. and Mr.. X. Tyler to this city, viii result In
the following official changes =
MIR. Curtis is TO be removed and Mr.. FERRtS,
late N. c., is To succeed hun.
Mr. SrliwklI, the Marshal, is 10 gnc place 10
Gen. ARCULARIpS.
ocprS Horra,N, District Attorney, 10 joan A,
MORRILL,.
Mr. TAcGAKr, Sureyor 10 Ely aIooRr.
X. c. WETMoRE, Esq, Navy Agent, 10 AID. SHA-
LER.
nIr. Towle, ii confirmed, TO remain.
The Postmaster is for the present to be un
touched, but an incumbent OF Aldermanic fame
isrcady to take his place.
We feel bound TO give these rurl0,s from the
fact that We have derived them from high
source. True Sun
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
observation-disclosures.
NJ uII1E ItVNNNNE' VT = : "
COMMON COUNCIL.


Nnn also on the NatNc ucAci-
Wings IA he!,c. IL Lnco tcccs m Roman b.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

o. We shall no, be candidate for Corpora.
ton Printer this year.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-01-04
A War Balloon.

Amongst the immense number of
patents taken out 10 France during
the last six months, for inventions,
not one In hundred of which will
probably repay even the cost of the
patent, is one for a war-balloon, which
according to the inventor, a Mr. Gire,
ofNismes, is to be navieable by means
OF compressed air acting against the
natural atmosphere, by which it is
surrounded. The inventor states that
a person seated in the car of the bal
loon would be able, when suspended
over an enemy's town, camp, or for
tress, at such a height as to be him
self inaccessible to attack, to pour
balls, shells, and other plojectiles, and
ensure the destruction of every thing
beneath him. This is perhaps one
of the widest schemes in the whole
history Of inventions.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-01-04

JOHN c. BUCHER,
RUDOLPH T. hELKER,
STEPHEN MILLER,
JAMES w. WEIR,
NJ. SEMPLE,
SAMUEL AARON,
JACOB F. MhRkLEY,
HENRY LENHARD,
LEONARD JEWELL,
JOSEPH ENGLE,
JAMES BURNS,
JOEL HlNCkLEY,
4. y. HESTER,
ROBERT w. HOUSTON,
SAMUEL WOODWARD,
Slate Central Committee
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-01-04
5IgROUD9TBUAG
FEMALE SEMINARY.

The Spring Term of this Institution com
menced on the eighth day Of Nav last, under
The superinlendance of Miss a. M. stokes.
and is now open for the reception of pupils
The branches taught in this Seminary are
Reading, Writing, Geographic Grammar, Rhet-
ORC, Composition, History, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry. Botany Logic, Mathematics, DraD-
ing and Painting, The Greek, Lain, German
Languages, -.
The Seminary being endowed by the State,
instruction is afforded al two dollars per quar-
ter, inclusive of all the above branches.
Board can be obtained in respectable fami-
lies on reasonable terms
The Trustees with full confidence commend
the Stroudsburg Female Seminary TO The pat
ronage Of the public.
JOHN HUSTON, President
Of the Board Of Trustees,
May s. lsl3..-lf.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-01-04
l-hnrgh, Nov. 9, lS43.
ES1'RAY.

Came TO the enclosure of the snbscriher, in
Hamilton township, on the 10Th day Of No,en-
Der, Il
BROWN STEER
with one ear cropl. The owner is requested
TO come forward, prove property. pay charge
and lake ii away, otherwise 1t will be disposed
OF according to law.
CONRAD KEHJfEREP.
November %, lS43.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-01-04
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

The January Nos ot the Periodicals OF Phil
adelpha, are creating great excitement; bul
the following article, from the Daily Chronicle
settles The lacl OF " hic!i is The best periodical
oil The dav.
I'VE have been favored with an early copy
OF Godey;s Lady's Book and il is, without any
exception, the most wonderful production Of The
age. We understand thai the Mezzn,inis are
by Mr.. Warner, The gentleman w no took at the
last exhibition Of 4he Franklin INSTITUTE, a
socie'y composed Of the mos, celebrated artists
Of The day
THE PREMIUM FOR MEZZ0TTNTING.
CRoomE, the celebrated arlls. has furnished
an eHiheliishmeni whIca will be hereafter
known as
CROOME'S VASE.
This is conceded, by artists and amateurs,
10 be the Preitiesl embellishments ever fufsish-
ed by periodical.
FANCY BALL DRESSES
are just in season. These we heheYe are the
first o! hat kind oI establishment ever published
We viii now mention one omnelshment in
preparation, that We know vii! give the great
est satisfaction 10 our numerous readers
A.FCLL LENGTH PORTRAIT OF MISS e. LESLIE,
The celebrated contributor to Godey's Lady S
Book.
The embellishments, alone in this number
cost near $1,000
Our Contributors are the best in tie country,
We annex The names Of those WHO contrib
ute 10 the January No.
William Cullen Bryan, N. P. Willis. C.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-01-04
RROWY STEER
PUBLIC NOTRCE.

Notice is hereby given that all persons III.
debied TO the estate Of GdYrct FGndufen, late
Of Weslfall township, Pike county, deceased.
are requested to make immediate payment ts
The subscribers all persons having de
mands against The said Estate are requested To
present them, duly authenticated on or before
the first day of February next.
BENJAMIN G.. VANAUKEN,
ELIZABETH VANAUKEN
Executors
Milford, October so, le43---6t.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-01-04
NOTICE..

A meeting of the StroGdsburg Library Com
pany will be held on Saturday evening, the 9th
last. al 'he Library, for he purpose OF eIeclng
officers for The present year, and attending TO
other business.
WM. P. VAIL, Sec.
Stroudsburg, Jan. 4, 1874.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-01-04
Dewitt, brothers & HEagersy,

Have on had 1 so, 600 feet Hemlock and
White and Yellow Pine Boards and Siding. at
their Lumber establishment in Lords Valley,
ii miles from Dingman's Bridge, which they
will sell cheap for Grain, Straw, and Iron, and
will not refuse TO take current money or Pork.
We respectfully solicit share of public pat
ronage.
Lords VALLEY, Dec. IA, l643
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-01-04
PUBLIC NOTICE.

All persons indebted to The Estate Of Rich
ard BrndheaI late oi Milford township, Pike
county. deceased, afe requested to make pay
mens 10 he subscriber. and all persons having
demands against said e.iaie requested to
present their accounts duly authenticated for
settlement 10
CYRIL c. D. PINCHOTT,
Sote E1ecutor.
Milford December l. lSl3-6i.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-01-04
NOTICE.

A donation visit will be held a, the house OF
the Rev. Mr.. JOHNSON, in S,roudsburs, on
Thursday the l,h of January next. All who
feel disposed 10 make their free will offerings,
are respectfully invited to auend.
December 2S. lS43
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-01-04
POSITIVELY NO TRUST!

The subscriber having adopte, tie abuys
method Of doing business for the future, feels
confident iha, il will be beneficial To the rntr,-
ests of his customers, as well as hIs uwa. lie
will venture to say that his wares will sGrpa,~
in finish, durability and cheapness, anything of
the kind ever before offered in this market
Being supplied with the hest materials, and
from his long experience in the business. he j.
confident of giving entire saiisiacnop 20 all wld
may favor him with their patronage.
All The above mentioned articles and every
thing in his line Of business he will furnish Ia
the latest style and fashion, ON The innS, reason
able terms, and warranted 10 do good service
n. B.--Repairiug done at the shortest ho-
tlce and on The most reasonable terms
A supply of the above mentioned aGicle>
may be seen at his Wareroonl. on Walnut 81
in the building occupied by T. H. Wahop as Il
Chair mandatory.
CHARLES CAREY.
S,rnrJ bur Nov
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-01-04

The notes of those banks on which quotations
are omitted and dash(--)substituted are not
purchased by the brokers'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-01-04

A Washington letter writer mentions the rn-
nor that President Tyler is about 10 annex
unto himself wife
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-01-04
,IMAEEsEED.

In Stroud township, on Saturday the 23d ull
by The Rev. ID. E. Gardiner, Mr.. EMANUEL
PECK, Of Sodom. N J. and Miss SUSAN LEE,
oi The former place.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-01-04
ED ANA a'EE List.

corrected weekly for the Jeffersonian Republican.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-01-04

The subscribers take this method 10 inform
the public generally, and Millers and Farmers
especially, that they have taken that conven-
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-01-04
CIRCULAR.

The TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATIONS OF PENNsvLvA ,
NIA-o1 every descripuon-are hereby notified,
that, in pursuance Of the following Resolution,
adopted at the State Convention, held at Harris
burg, in January last, State Temperance Con-
Vention will again be held, at Harrisburg, on the
Second Wednesday, being the Tenth day Of JAM
uary next, 1914:
. Resolrcd, That we recommend to all the Tenn
perance Associations of this Commonw ealth, to
appoint Delegates, TO meet in Convention, in the
Borough OF Harrisburg On the Second Wednes-
day of January, 1874 and that the said Societies
furnish the Chairman of their respective Delega-
lions with Report, embracing the names of their
Officers. and the number of Members belonging to
the Association, together with any other informa-
ZION they may think proper to lay before the Con
venii0n."
1t is also earnestly requested that all Associa-
tons which DO not send Delegates to the proposed
Convention. address Letter = To the President
Of The State Temperance Convention, at Harris
bury" containing the information desired by the
Resolution above stated so that satisfactory Ten
perance Statistics, of the whole Commonwealth,
maysthus be had.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-01-04
CABINET MAKING.

Side Boards, BUrea'ss, Eeatre, BreaE-
tast, Dining and End Iab}es, WGsb
Stands, 8edSteads, Wafdrobes,
Book Cases, Secretaries, Gc,
Cheap for CASA OK Country Esros,uce.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-11

SMITHS GEOGRAPHY Il ND ATb As.
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