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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-13

Mr. Glover has published the following me-
thod of receiving The electrical shock from
cat. Place the left hand under the throat, will,
the middle finger and the thumb slightly pres
sing the bones of the ANIMALS shoulder then
gently pressing The right hand along the back,
sensible electrical shocks will be felt in the
left hand. Very distinct discharges may be-
obtained too, by touching the tips of the ears
after applying friction TO the back Of the cat.
1t will hardly be necessary, we suppose, To
hint how requisite that good understanding
should exist between the experimenter and the
apparatus, les. shocks might be elected more
electric than were 20 be wished.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-13
Mr.. Dallas and the u. S. Bank.

Governor CoRwrN, in recent speech al Day
ION Ohio, gave the following "reminiscences Of
the candidate who, day or Two afterwards,
was nominated by The locos for the Vice Pres
idency. SIN 1892. bill to re-charer ,he
Bank was introduced into the Senate by Gearge
NJ. Dallas, of Pennsylvania, one of the leading
friends OF Gen. Jackson in that body. The
bill passed both Houses aud was presented To
the Presiden, for his signature. After it had
been in The Presidents hands for several days,
Governor Corwn said he met Mr.. Dallas laIe
one night. for The House was then frequently
in session ill late hour, and expressed 10 him
his fears that General Jackson intended tn veto
The Bank Bill. Mr.. Dallas replied" General
Jackson dare not veto it," But the very next
morning the veto was sent in, and in one week
afterwards The same Mr.. Dallas was in Fhila-
delpha denouncing The United States Bank az
warmly as he had ever advocated it,"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-13
Eowa Territory.

The Buffalo Gazette says:-llhnos, Indiana,
Pennsylvania, and Ohio seem to be pouring in
their population into Iowa, particularly on the
Iowa and Desmolnes rivers. Ii Is estimated
that two thousand families have settled on the
new purchase from he Indians on The Des-
moines river land which has no, yet come inIo
market. II is said TO be fine country, the
prairies and timber being we'll nlerspersed, and
very fertile. 1t is also said TO be very fine
wool growing country. and vast numbers Of
sheep have been driven in the past year, prin-
cipally from Ohio and Indiana, sometimes as
many as 1000 in single drove; carding ma
chimes and fulling mills have been erected in
several places in The territory, and preparations
are making for the erection of woollen factory
on the Desmoines river. Many excellent -four
ing mills have been erected, and many more
are IN The course of erection, and the water
power OF the country is very fine.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-13

Parley's Magazine contains the following
"To gel nd Of these tnrmenors, take few hot
Goals on a shovel or chatting dish, and burn
upon them some brown sugar, IN your bedrooms
and parlors, and you efIeciually banish OF de-
-lroy every mosquito for the night
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-13
A Child to Boast of.

A farmers wife. in speaking of the smart
ness, apiness, and intelligence of her son, a lad
six wears old, to a lady acquaintance, said
He can read fuenIly in any part of the BIZ
hle, repeat the whole caechsm, and weed on
ions as well as his father"
"Yes, mother" added The young hopeful,
"and yesterday licked Ned Rawson. lhrowed
the cal in the well, and sole old Hinckley's
gimbei."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-13

A case was recently tried before The Hon.
'lhnnas II. Bell. nf Chester county, Pa. char
glng man with keeping public house OF en-
'erialnmen'. without a license. BY the evil
dence il appeared that he was in the habit Of
Pastuung cattle. and selling 10 drovers, hay and
"ais for their stock, but II was not proven lha,
he was in the hahn of receiving pay for lodg-
Ing aud en'rr'aiuIng travellers. The couri de-
"med that he farmer had right ,s sell his pro-
dure as near his own door as he can, bui that
he has no right tn entertain travellers for pay
he 'erdic' Of The jury was Not guilty.
lnda rnbheE horse shoes are manufactured in
England sample has been submitted TO The
Horse Guards, and approved Of lis intended
10 o'es' Immediately It's capsblliiy and durability.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-13
VOL 5.

TERMS-Two dollars per annum in advanceTw Two dollars
and quarter half yearyand not paid before the end of
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No papers discontinued until all arrearages paid except
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u?Advesemens not exceeding square sixteen lines
y be inserted three weeks for dollar twenty-five cents
every subsequent insertion larger IN proportion
liberal discount VIII be made to yearly advertisers
An letters addressed 10 the Editors must be post PAID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
NA1hII11N u . OO1eAN>AL'
PORT OF NETWORK, MARCH 90 z. NJ

CLEARED,
Ships Houasuer. BuIsley. Liverpool: Woodhull MIN
turns; Loulryiie, Hunt y Orlsaus, & Collins Co
iugton Berger Hamburg. Schmidt X Bachec.
Brigs Georg,aca, Met ie1u. NOrleanS Nesmh Walsh;
Suss9, Lake, robaseo ha,yous Bso,hes Co; AleSn-,
wood, Charleston, Durham y Dimon.
sehrs Wm hseIy Nons Portland ss 'i Peck Arn
Philadelphia, w NcCIeady Co.
ARRIVED,
Ship C.thatue, Berry days from Charleston cotton aud
rce, u Sutton.
Mobile cotton, to Holbrook x Nelson.
Bark Huaico CLARK, Of Belfast Me II days from Havana,
1879 l3a bags coffee, $4,000 se1sIs 10 N0sTh
Walsh. Left ship ADELAIDE ADAMS, York 18th; buk
Cambr,n, Roe Tor Boston, 0th bark it,pR, afryrd
18th ins' Cape Haeras bsarus w 10 mules. heavy
gale sh,ppda stoys bol"aAs earned away deck load
BIie Georges Hull ds tm CiArl,son and
Bris Beck s,sekpoe 10 d, I'm n Orleans poy.ion..
Brig Brothers M@yhsw days from Neui,a. raolAsses
for York in days; Sarah Nicholson Tor london
18Th nst % 10 long 70 30 spoks sch Madiaon
Waree Me, Il DIS fun oI i i1' phadsl t
Izs,.s To + 6 rhursou sailed IN company m .
brrius for Bostoa Vessels Left previously reported
Schs Jaae frances Pane. 10 days from Gnayana T. II,
bbds bols sugar 30 hhd moasSrs TO Donscomb Heel"
Sailed ia Company with brgS Vncrnies Smith, asrt,c-
ca Fisher Johnson from Jooo1 for oIk bark Joseph
long TO- spoke bg WIN Crawford 7days from Ne" forh for
Jamaica. Ga, N..,,,.o-
Nowsy patiek OF Sac q day from Mays sS"
Chauncey Sailed company with schr oaphrehe' oi
Br sshr Boaud.rv McMls.n l2 Turks Island. 2S9o
Boston. Tor y York
schr u,quhat. Wombls IDS I'm smlthdeld Va slaves
10 capt,in.
Schs Exchange, from Suffolk. shngl les.
Sehr Mary Jane. Blake. from Suffolk shingles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No. 43 JOIN. STREET.

ave IRON MASTERS - OF sale, Mill SITES
j in the immediate nsshborhood Bituminous Coal and
To Je where such Coal and Or. are found tosene
The communication complete nh Phllade'p4 and ba'I
more b. Canals and Railway FOR Pamphlets Ltscnlye OF
the property and farther information aprG 70 Aemoad
Ssiutyrs Albany; Archibald Robertson Phladrpha; or
10 the ul ned No % Merchants Exchange, New FORK
may lie specimens OF the coal aud ocs iso maps
and sections o.! Lie property.
nh rnk X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

I, T.
L DAVIS city of Hudson, Columbia county, N y az!
for sale III this city at wholesale and retail b.
JANE, :. AsPINwALL,
90 Wilham-stTset, General Agent tor thus city;
aa b. of the principal retail druggists IN New York a.!
Brookiyn
This IS not ne,c ,,-dlcne Il has been known for yel
aud is healing influences have been felt by thousands in 4
vicinity where has beeusod But no effort has beic
BEEN made 10 Introduce the publ, large By msar,J
The press has te left work silently by lis On
intrinsic merits ad To depend for Us celebrity upon Ge
experience and he wOnd,,tu! cures il ha. Elected T..
extent o aud thu hSh aud reputation wtChrths
hus acquired, manlirs from hundreds OF estimoaaa
7oluntan furnished 70 the proprietor by gentlemen Of t,
for he first time, advertised the public journals Os
that it p5reles benefits may De mad n9wG and .goya
more widely by the afflicted who are sut'nng without,
Colds, Coughs, A,t6",a Intl',cq1- whoopips cogss
Croup Worms, fleunolrage Tor raising 1t blood aud IL
whole class Of diseases aectne t1' breast aud lungs tsns
10 consumption and Other kindred diseases controlled
il as by charm These complaints arr OF most miaeu
character They with slight cold Or with oS'
ttiiug a;ient which being At FIRST neglected leads ton
h.muatiu aud slowly ADVANCE step sy step until The COW
stiutnu way, and the Yicun IS oroushtso the'ri
verge Of the grave.
No person WHO has any regard FOR the ne'tinabs bs1'a'
of health shou! be without this mid pleasant, safe and ye
powerful p.Ls.M In this climate where changes Of weather
are so sudden aud their effects injurious, immensely
imoorrant timely use of has saved and viii thou
sands from the pains rotricted Illness from beds OF Ian
.nshng from wasted frames, drhated constitutions and
sy-n from death lts The tnhag paid for bottle oithl
extraordinary curauve hrs 9aa saved vast 'ums oil aoh
which have been paid for medical attendance dulnS
long course Of painful sickness
WIN alitheF ""hu1f' III anu eht to"e's
MANS GERMAN CeUGH DROP, arr Tree from every hsretE
of a debt4tlng dangerous nature. hey are puisj
vegetable compound and may b. taken with entire SAFETY
all kinds o. weather d under all circumstances ne use
This bic medicine has also caused great improvement
the health of persons consrtutonaly feeble as lis eH
.mpat and visor TO the SYSTEM while TIN no nsls
weakeus the patient X acts as miid healing efpss.oia
and al the same very gentle tonic III IN short
HEALING BALM which restores health strength, 'iSst s
tcity and c,eerluness the weakened frame and the %
poudlg mind 1t is the sign of triumph over sicknes, y
pain in their most oppressive forms THIS Is proved oy y
iufl
proved b. all who chose to ty II. Price 30 cents oo o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21
CORONER's OFFICE.

ACCIDENTALLY DKowNED.The Coroner held an
inquest on TUESDAY the house Of Jesse Johnson No 1913
VS. street ON the body of his john aged years
nst;ye of Putnam County vino while flying kite the day
nervous on the pier the foot OF Ano street tell into
the dock His body found some TWO nous aitl"eiaS
Verdict accidentally drowned o.
A WOMAN FOUND DEAD ON THE RoAD.-On
TUESDAY morning the body Of an unknown female apparently
hsn IS years OF age was found lying dead the side OF Ca
tn Road. near 5Qlh street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21
Passengers Arrived

In 5Grk HuGtco, from HGvana-John Bodne, Mr. Stur-
ges. MIR Gilmattn.
In brig Georgs from Cha,leson-A Lent and lady, o
Longwoith Mite hell and L 5 Brown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDSON Y CO $ CELEBRATED
AMERICAN PANACEA


THIS Medicine, compounded solely from yess,.
4 BE matter fee from lrlteatioa. aud warranted frr @
any ingredients detrimental 10 health, discovered az
one year since, by individual Sorrly afflicted with
AfeD SCROtILA, and " no has been under n, t,s.rn,
of the physicians the United States fo 49,.
wears whou, the least apparent hoTt OF restoration 10 be
and was by them pronounced Iucuole bur who al,sy 81
The ahe ncmed medicine scr i've weeks was restored
feet health That medicine has been sold WIT, unrrpcejr.
success and and has never failed any Instance fYhs ~
ia accordance with dectons to effect perfect cur Of ~
following diseases 10 wit:-SAL I RHEuM, SCR0EiTI
ULJt.RtTED SCROFULA, RRONCAiTlS, FEVgg
SORES, KINGS EyIL, TIllSTSL0 !NFLANNI.
s.RYSlrELAS, BILES, sCuRvY, CHRONIC s0Bg'
Eyes, BLOTCHES, PlMrLGS ON The ytrE|
SCAI.D HEAD, AND ALL CJTANEOUS DlSEASsS
ORPAlNS OR ULCERS Arising FROM AN iNJU
DlClOUs USE OF MEKCIitF. OK AN. IMPURg
STATE. OF THE BLOOD. The Efficacy OF this rnejiciss
ba, been st- IN all the diseases above enumerated anI
Effects are truly Astonishing Only table spoonful ,o
taken b. IN adutl each morning before eating winch usually
produces tonic effect. while ia most cases also acts m
the ptet causing a liberated sores TO discharge more M
,ely am producing eectua alternative ths whole u
tenn purifying and producing perfect acton OF the blood
Parsons, while taking IT, should refrain from the ol
THOS. g. TALMtGg
teneal AGENT % Finest, opposite the custom house YO.
or al Rushou Co Ito Broadway, and 10 Astor House Broad
way; john b Doa 6t3 and III Broad"oT; F. pickie, IL
Rhliyer l7S Greenwich street Dr. Eugene Crowel, q
lyowerv Jchu Syme. % Fulton street; Thomas Kyle
Hammond street, Reuben f. Moss 300 and 500 Grand snst
L. f. Wheeler Co l2 Cherry street, next 70 C1harne *
mouiss of its sttcacy. Aso Brooklyn BY Jas. W. Snia
corner oi Cranberry and Fulton streets; tisorge hmhOs
Slures Buildings, Atlantic street. and Mrs. H. Hayes %
FultouStreet.
certificates and testimonials may be seen and obtamttn aF
the above PLACES. MA eodlm "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

ss-s TO MANUFACTURERS, OVERS, AND
T::M OTHERS For sale the Buildings situated Nos. ll9
2l nth suitable for manufacturing other pun po
ses; occupied Dye and Bleach House with lease Of
tn. Lots for years months with the fixtures suitable for
carrying the above business Their the premises
well of water and Likewise supplied with the Croou
For further particulars nGure n. GLASSFORD Seur or
JOHN TAYLOR, on the premises.
New York March 49, 1871 mills Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

,GrA FOX SALE-A beautiful country resi-
III dence New Rochelle Westminster Co The place
of alb % Of excellent land, al under
high state OF Cultivaton with fin. oiChdl Of grated u
full beanns large garden we'll stocked With choice
fruit All the buildings nearly consisting Of dwell
hug house cottage style, araoSed in he
manner barn, coach house fam house Sc Tie house
IN. centre OF large lawn SUI rounded o5 ssveja' l0
view of the Sound and is within hall mile Of the
boat landing, aud about the same distance from The village
Apply TO SAN UEL BOW NJ,
mhI5 New Rochelle, al % Llberv-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
SsssiSI -V:,er .4rrasg ent-On and after w ednes
day, LIST November, the Cars on tins Road Will


Leave Morst aer7 in the morning, and at
2oclock in the afternoon
Leave NewYork o'clock in the morning and in thu
afternoon.
Leave Newark O'Clock in the morning. and in the az
tsTnoon.
Passengers by the morning train Morstown viii arrive
there ia O'clock, where will be readiness Ia
yey them TO Schooeys Moun,in Washington BeViders and
Easton daily Succasunna, Sanhope Newton Milford
and O'sego Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and
Rockaway Dover Sparta aud Newton On Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays each line returning the subsequent days
The for Baskns Ridge viii leave every the
arrival 81 the and the morning IN time for the
first train for Newly ork.
Passengers so and from jersey City without changing
On leaving the clty The passengers Will deposit ter
baggage the the foot Of Courtlaudsreet, where
Agent Will be III attendance receive 1t.
Passengers from MorrStowu viii arrive Newark III time
take the morning and for Trenton and Pha
This road having recently relad with the heaviest
Rail complete runnns order aud offers acommot
dions aud expeditions conveyance TO and from New for
passengers ortreisht.
The communication for passengers $50 per
from Newark Morrstowu Madison, Chatham $50 10
the Summit; $40 tc alllyille, and So TO Orange.
PasSs requested have their baggage marked
al IRA UODD, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

WRITlNG-$l for IL Lessons.-Mr DOk
w BEAR requests all ladies' who wish to lean ~
CANT baud for s6 apply for tickets before the CLASSES ar
Seats should be secured week or Two ahead Since sfs
rsr and daughters ogethe most OF whom have leaned NJ
cgant hand Among Mr.. D's patrons many o! The ~
wealthy and respectable families III hs City Alef
o.. May each ticket will be S. Stationery 50 cents
Rooms in ST. Luke's school building, "a Hudsolh,S
Groye--open from lOt Sill A. NJ and from to 'f "
{ all only hog. hOurs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21
T. V G n n q

BOOKKEEPING AND WRlTlNG-G Gentlemen aa :,
fed for the Counting House in elegant styles ousss
cant seats remain Gentlemen requested not 10 sPy
ok keeping after this week. The season ior sL. ".
class vii open April 2i those Who wish tickets for thua
take them soOn only - will be taken Rooms "a
Grove Hudson the Drug sofe-open "g
g Terms az above. nnIsE~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21
SEBRlNG'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

, now universally admitted 10 be oersn
ASpeclne 10. DyHg@psl Nervous Affections Weakness L
OF apeatei psoty &c PHYSICIANS prescribe th-if,s
tents EsnuHasn Who have experienced efca
Sats!ny recommend II; ladies' have derived the gre.r
othea, rom as exhibition IN and other compaa
tieutS are restored 10 s apeue; arJ the weak and fsss,
the Ticf man bliss, has, through It's nceuce BEEN ~
tended 70 all classes and oa1ons-rechanics and nauu
turss, merchants and bankers, Lawyers ard iiyips oh
piers poets md planters have all besn cured bv ,hi> In-
IS their certificates and recommendations Satisfactorily rT
ist thousands UPON thousands who srs daily en- f
torture, boi mad and body, from the ABOVE eonplIS
when an lnIla6le remedy IS otle them u the Rs:S
ave tora! winch II prepared h. & {. SEBRING AZ
sold his Office No. 8 Nur-ay street iIS -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21
THE TRIBUNE.
Deferred
CITY INTE l. l. q + n Z +.
CIRCUIT COURT Before Judge KENT

III
r. NJ. Hoe, Surviving partner, &c. Us. jacob
Acke, late Sheriff Action of Repevn to test the VALIDITY
Of lew under execution, OF printing the Once
Jared w Bell in 1885, which plaintiffs claimed 10 moo
under mortgage. This referred 10 YESTERDAY
that on which the Court of EROS decided tha' u - o -,
peratve to remove mortgaged personal properly io "
mortgagor bu; tina, the question of fraud c0uia DC
upon By Jury The original levy was on ah EXECUTE" -
slsO bu, the cost. incurred passing the case through m
exceed 81 200 The Jury YESTERDAY returned
sealed yerdic, IN iavor.of plaintiffs
POLICE OFFICE
pr.e,.Ry AND ARREsT-About hall past elght
is on Tuesday night Of the nIm OF fglTy r IA
gu e Co cocers on the OF Market ana !" a,et SIS
,.,osd on public 10 his store ne louuu II @
hen broken into light burning IN the counting ioo, ~
,ryo men IN The store OF whom rushed past iih VIZ.
cold rha,n .oh S35 he had stolen from the desk anu
The n,b.r named Joseph Harris, was arrested anu
ARREsT OF A RECEIvER.-A Junk shop keeper
=, No a2o te,s,ree named Joseph F. Harth was aS 60
o. Tusdev bv Officer Barber Tor receiving an adz worm
OK 80 stoep on IN. goth Mover last, IRON rdncs "
b. IaI Brekinan ST. aud which was found on the premises
- nrsoner he was committed 10 answer
'THEFrs-Mary Ann Smith was arrested ana
committed for s,eng dress amd other articles worth - 10
from Henry smith No !. Orchard 81.
Ellen Voorhees,, colored, was arrested ard coHi-
united for stealing stove worth $40 from Stephen henderson
No s. Margin st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21
r ENCH POLISHING PASTE, rs;,

FRENCH POLISHING PASTE. This am.
is combination of elementary substances HAVING 49,,
affinity for Oh other, which and form
:, Their new us character. The brlisGcy aed dnsS;i;
polish m1arts 10 the delicate rtci. of fp
such mahogany, rosewood, ebony, Italian marble s
carriages pareui leather, military caps, Sc is uusq,ss
lis application easy requiring very lt!le labor TO resto,
article 10 s original beauty. For sale By A. B. SASDS
Co, Granite Buildings. 273 Broadway coTset Chambea
also by a, B & Sands, 70 Fulton 81; D. Sands C.-
East Broadway PriCr Is Cents nahirS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

sas TO LET OR LEASE-The modern brick
:;E House No 1879 Suffolk street (ith block from ,Grand
-5reet StageS having convenience for Two small
enel families parors with folding DOORS l aud "a story;
piazza Stery$, with fine marble manels.
painted walls, finished easements and sub ceiar Rent $3.50
Also Let for Sale, awell improved Country Seat at
Jlmaicd with or more OF land
Also for sale bargain 10 manufacturers, lots with SIX
bull ngs consisting OF houses and stores workshops &c AZ
r Road De- Jamaica Apply TO Tor address to- JNO.
POLLON, No. Atlantic street, South Ferry, BlookIyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

AzS HALL TO LET-A commodious Hall suit
;:;;;H able for Temperance Society Lecture Room
the Bowery and Centr. VI .,e let for 2or evenings in
the week. exclusively for J. g. or 5yeats. From to
600 persons can BE- comfortably seated and be enlarged
Unnecessary Possession be had the fist of May next
early application wo.ld be desirable, order sufi
cent alter and repair snch things the applicants
may require,
Alsa TO let, on the premises, Room uitabe for
School Room and which has been used such for
time.
f2l Inn JOHN EDWARDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

asA VALUABLER REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
fifth premises at Acquackanonk Paterson Landing
formerly occupied by Peter Jackson, situated at the
head of navigation ssaic river IN the Immediate vicinity
Of the Steam Boat Landing from which Steam Boats
to run constantly and short distance from the Depot of
the Patterson Rail Road, consisting OF
st The Homestead house and lot the house being large
and commodI6us with good garden plot adjacent.
ID The Tavern stand doning the above formerly known
as The Essex County Hotel desirable situation for bust
3d. A Water Lot the Passic river front of the
premises below the hill.
The above property will sold separately
best purchasers and if sold private sale before the
Is, day OF April next, it " Ill be offered Public Auction on
the premises the sixth day OF April o'clock precisely
apply 10 ANDREW PARSONS, at Paterson: PETER
JACKSON, a, Newark; WILLIAM JACKSON, at Jersey
CITY. m l0tA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

.tf4 PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND. IRE
sTryI LAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES.-Persons
rs about send for their friends by making
With the avail themselves OF The benef,
NJ Inpscott. Liverpool. he viii give his
risa attention 10 all whose passages may De engaged
tia oicc, TO their line of packets, and
Gsssssay 20 add that every thug that oonduce 10 The
e"nit {" The will be carried 10 us fullest
tea by him
Those therefore. who wish have teir friends come
comfortably and aIrcdly respectfully requested call
" d J. r. TAPSCOTT,
al tiistr tiruersi Passage Office,
NIB 70 IS Peck Sip. cor. SouthSt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21
ie Sm. u l's W 4. CASEY. Civl Enquirer.
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

No STitU'- T. =
500 OOO. @0ETa OF f. sa 53.s.@a in, .
lie 10 one of the splendid aSsOrtmenS o! Shades at
could be collected sster ali hasag been aatrd by
artists ackuOw lodged reputation. We would inform The
public that have gents nor can our shades be oouSh
other place allow our shades be a"krd
round by dry goods nor carpet delers. othe' eo
pie who are no judges We both being pactcai artists aud
all our shades beng painted under oor persona! directions Is
sufficient guarantee having good article Shades painted
TO any pattern aud warranted wash and not 70 cuIi or
crack Signs. banners and interior decorations doae III
tye NOT to pe SURPASSED by any other establishment
trimmings Of all kinds, wholesale and retail: ~
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