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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

r. !. ID. Wheeler. Attorney and Counsellor Al
Law and Commits onrf OF Deeds &c w attend 10 The
Rendng- Room Of T4mmany Hall al all hours Of the day
and evening. iyl5 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.

Pafroa,se your Manufactures, and they urA sfeef'
UNFSsFNDEN2 HALE, CoNMisslos MERCHANTS, fo'
L he sale OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURES, No. y
rins 'Aee' ~ ''"' VIM W. FEsSENDEN.
ao q,...4,i.- DAVID A. HALE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

A BLrssIxc TO Man ANp WoNsSgiND.-The decrep.d,
it old. The Unlocking and the dshgured OF eacn sex may
hone now 10 become good looking ex pending 81
There an article that VIII youth 10 and beauty 20
home.iuess. One cake Of JOness Italian Chemical soap
VI change the color OF sinburni, frecked or wrnsed
skin 20 youthful smOOmpss cearness and beauiy-h per
maneny pmpes, freckes, botche salt heuin sour
W. sore heads BARRIERS Itch any cutaneOus eruption
Persons who have been deceived with cOunerfes OF the
genuine JOness SOAP would believe IL wonderful
powers Let such give II ai, and they VIII be grail
he'd Be sure 10 JOness Soap and take Ofher
Sold Al the sign Of the American Eage. p Chatham street
33 Broadway; l39 Fulton street. Brooklyn siaiesifee
Boston, Ledger Buildings Philadelphia 81 STATE street
Albany jyli 6eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16
T,uE MO,T DELIGHTFUL. OF ALL EN.

L CURSlONS-A sal across The Hudson River To HOSP
KEN aud then walk 70 the ELY>lAN FIELDS, along The
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores " e psss
viii prove The most easily accomplished and attractive o
RURAL EXCURSIONS that be made trom The ,iN
The Ground. now present. charming aspect he trees bins
m lesi and he so covered with rich turf The walks are
excellent order having oeea considerably emoelsu ns
present Spring The Ferry Boats from Barclay CANA and
Christopher streets completely htd up with awning,
snd Night Boats from Hoboken To Barclay street
,nf,i n O'clock rsrr,sye :, r.rf. uyin imnsiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16
CA.TLE CARpE>.-The door, VII open |. half

CASTLE cARDE<.-The doors VIII OPEN a half
u gast s. and he performances Will commence US eoch
"Wednesday evening july 18Th The performance VIII e,-
uerc- win fhe Overture 10 he COrsaaTs BRIDE Nirr
which Popular Ba a.. Mr Denn.son. Indian Chez snh
Yankee Tar bv the Masters Wool The Soldiers Nax,
~ ti. Orchestra d'seis De- sriins VIII dance r
Jalso De Nercs lr.h Tit, by Miss Cohen. the io Cos.
roramas Will hs exhibited. lentne and Orson or the
Wild Nsn 81 The Woods. BY Messrs Psrsloe. Dennson,
Wood ana Master Wool Mad see De- Ardlns vii dance
The Bal Room Polscra Song Nj. pennson Dance OF
a. Narors Nv Ms. Cohen Vie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

. lery Of the Fine Ars.->omeh.ng new. Mr.. Winchel
In twelve different characters. Also engaged Mr.. Beavers
The she-s Non- whose mastery his 'nsirumcn, i
.ocornne;e 70 arficulse the mo- difficult words Miss
II serf the accomplished vocalist Mr. Wnchel The
on comic hose rapid change OF voice dress snd
manner are 80 shngly quick, and whose powers
imitation and transformation great 70 deceive each
and every ooSer,n m the Lecture Room. Every day and
evening nm, week commencing July 7. Also engaged.
Madame Rockwell the Fortune Teller. Admission shilling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16
wv vccoRNIcK. Auc,ione.r.

WM MCCORMICK, Auciionetr -
DEREMTOkN SALE OF by Goods, Ac-Wni
l. MCCORMICK 4 CO. Will seil Tue Day o. ~ "sio.~'
Al No is CORTLAND street large assortment % DfN Ou"hs.
removed from he UPPER part oi the ty .vhs.'
INK of superior IRISH Linen, Green Bare, Lnen sceAns
r9weuns White Counter panes. prlNngs. Domestic Uo'Ss
>heetng SC. Also to close concern. lot OF Sunainri
Coats Vests ami Psnlsloons, with variety Of oief si
cl.s ei' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

~ How many thousands who are getting premaiurey
bald grey headt, might prevent ihs by timely appi-
cation of Barrys gRlCOPHfROUs that has effected such
almost miraculous cures II j. only ~ cents bottle; con
scqucnty being within the reach Of every one The ciel
virtues Of the frcOpherOus are
l. It, bracing. sreng hcning and clarifying properties
2 lis gently stimulating the action of the skin;
It's producing and encouraging areacron IN The huh or
root and particularly in the pulp which receives the vessels
and nerves. giving life and vigor 10 the hair;
t. liz cqualizng the circulation Of the fluids;
B. IT. freeing The skin from the effects Of perspraiOn
scrul and dandruf and dispo-ng the hair 10 curl;
g. And frequent wpreserve the hair IN beauty ana
health 10 the latest period OF life.
Sold hy A. C. Barry. artist hair rs Broadway; \. b..
Sands Co. 3 Broadway and 70 Fulton street, }. Mea-
kim, 5l Broadway; 5. Munson al Spring street; DR..
LINDSAY IS Sixth avenue; v VOORHEES,, if Hudson street
J. W. Smith, corner of Fulton and Cranberry streets
Brookyn; : Reed corner of Cav and Saratoga streets,
Baltimore; W. Bristol Utica. y Y; b. r. Reeves, "a
Braule Square. Boston Dr. A. ID. Gordon, Rochester Il
l. Watkins Co., of Water and Francis streets Mo
bile; Surges Chiille, Racine, Wisconsin. Jyl2 lwis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

FINE GREEN AND BLACK TEAs.-Our readers would DO
well 10 all the great Tea establishment - Fulton street
The this warehouse hne fresh and fragrant and
among them the finest specimens cultivated IN China
called Garden Teas You get better article Of Young
Hyson here for 70 pound than Is usually reaied
A, ana finer black 30 than we have heretofore
bought al any price elsewhere Every paper read has
something about the excellent quality and cheapness
of the sold by the Pekn Tea Company - tuonslreeL
We extract the following
"The most delicious black ever drank, we bought
Of the Pekn Tea Company at 80 cents per pound
Free Press
1--WE were in NewNork afew davs since and purchased
hve-pound catty of Young HysOn tea, of the Pesn Tea
bought in this city at ten shngs per pound We shall
visit tins great warehouse again. Detroit Democrat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

"A tav Ani evening This week. commencing MONDAY, July
iah SIS splendid performance. Every evening a. O'clock
and Wednesday snd saturday afternoons al y Professor
swirl the ADELAIDE Gallery, London, has been en-
gagged for several weeks 10 preparing superb se 81 Dis
solving Views FOR exhibition, AM VII nirctrec inem on
Monday evening and every evening during IL wecs Also
engaged gnor Bln the Fortune Teller The New Yea ami
Chei. Greai Western and Mrs Western, NJ Hamilton
Mss Adar Mr.. ConOver. la Petite Cshne. Camera %
-cura on he top OF the Museum 4 Living Serpent. Wax
Figures Sc Including a representation OF Polly Bo,ne
Admission = cents Chiiren under 10 wears T..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

DELICIOUS ToiLET SoArs.-Pure Oto Rose Soap, highly
perfuned: strong scented Bter Almond do very highly
Favored Mu.k do. delicate Orange Flower do. Thee
Soaps sold without wrappers or ornament ana are I'M
u.us strongly uer1med Price p Sold - Chat
ham IT. and sci Broadway. Also ne article of old Brown
Windsor SOAP iyll zieOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

GoURAuD's PouDgE SUBTLE for d.catng mar e,ot-
q ,t.p's LiCud Vcseiab.e Rouge GotEAyDs Hair Dye.
Goursud'. Liiv White 10 he had a. o. Walker street si
Sore From Broadway Li' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

THE TEMPTATION i sell M with sresi laplohy-
i Every one likes IL The third edition 70 nearly eAlaus
81 Call Al u Ann - Pnce p cents. Also,
raf-.sunout by Eugene -lr !. capital hostorca 70
rr. OF fbe times of Louis XIV. Pre- Is cents. 70! sa
A. above and al he book stores. yIo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

d. FELIX GOURAUDs lTALfAS INDICATED SOAP Tor re-
MOVING Frecses Tan sun Burn. Pimpes, BlocAr- sal-
losu... Keiues- and all CuianeOus Diseases, . II $50
o.i q. cous Fmoi Shaving Compound For sale on
ssc,, H...s,,av. Basfon A. : jordan. Z MIX street
IoveIl Carleton a Co.; New Bedford. W J.. OrrI.sh'
Worce.fer Green q Co.. Springfield, Bliss MyeI-' Ne"
Haven. Backu.S Boil Troy Pierce Sian"N han A.
snv B,Y are Of base and dangerous corniee - al re
,eber ff he Genuine s sold only above. and ia ca
80 So, y % cororre.se ID with mould aud TIE Doc
to, fac mile on each splendid Enbosied Wrapper lylo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

" III
- -, on tand large OF -easonsbe goOd-, com.
1rstng cloths Of particularly hight isbrcs tor Dfrs, anf
rrek oats, Dnuing. Nanseen and single ms~i Casi-
mere. for Psntaoons Chaly and Marseles Nesings In
treat variety which will b. made up To order al doincon
ron our u,nsl moderate price, Ia view OF the adv nccd
,taie OF the
VIM L. JENNINGS Il co, Diapers and Tiilo''.
tylWf 2l broadway, An"fcn tvfL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

41-NDown tl~ Lower Bay and on SANDY HOOK
4 xtL Ano1diDg passenses M" sr" ~
IN, Ocean the Highlands Of N-yefslnk, and ne oesHn'ui
- "a 10 Scauons Of th- HarDor, as well as al ek
n, ooportuDry VI enjoying Tho healthy aud refreshing
R.lr lrr he business the day The new snd COM
s.t.v Anrn oon Juy 49, will leave tbs foot Of 7" ar
IN, rect T. X al O'Clock Hammond street h"p~s.-
anal street n; MaIketsusct r. h, quafl.fpa.' ,, an
pr No X n halfpa O'Clock, masing iis shove RI
ur,.on r~turnias W city al hA.tp-st r~'
ar tir !. hole excursion % cents li'@-----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

The Tallahassee Fordian Of the 9Th inst Gays That
open ball Of Cotton picked there on the 1T Ju
y The staple j. fine and beautiful and the crop looks
Vel and promising The Milledgeville GA Jour
nal of Friday last savs-that there has been unpara
leed drouh there but thus far the Cotton crop remained
uninured M The total receipts OF Texas Cotton AZ y
Orleans since the ls OF September have been q io-
bales This amount j. included in the receipts proper
which have been gl ij bales Deduct the p i5- baes
Texas and the total receipts of United states Cotton
apart from what has been received from Mobile and
Florida are ql5}-7 bales At New Orleans stock
auced-nof over 400 bales unsold Sales Of the week
.u.n H. M--.-..-um :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

NJ. fEnRI w bTi'''"
. Aucrk Fo.t Hamilton, and CoDey !s.sie--
Ikfkna11b ~. .r.mbosi IOLAS Capt Richard -ies.
-, -, ,l.cr N uss above Ferry. sod ~ na az 10
Jws every day - % =, o,.,oc. ~ foA N r.
Leaving Pier NO T. :" " ~ ~
4; - For Hsmil,on-For Consy Issnd-id AN -
AZ Up IN. For kew-York Al A. NJ, I2tno"aJ
Leaving Coney IssndFor Port Hsnn,pn ~, ,n,,, ,e
liza NJ n P. NJ, o. P. 81. On sandsy' ~" ~
.fI be omitted Fare l2i cent?. <., ~ u.,.v ~
The steamboat r. L. STEVENS CsRs 49,. .aa p.SeS
been attached 10 The above Ferry t ~ - IVA "a
Of hsg stsrans. ~ ~ olb - seV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16
FLORENCE DE LACEY,

OR THE COQUETTE-an original novel by the author
~ OF ABE Parsons II Is capital por'raitufe OF Ne"
York and Saratoga life IN $780, with splendid hts al he
&. Hard Cider snd COOu-skin campaign" with political
speeches aud iul description Of the great Harrison pro-
iyl6 II. T. WINCHESTER, p Ann street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

-. TO LET-From the fVa ef AHgsa, a nsai, t~o
n: story and auto Dwelling House win .ubcelisf wei
- hmm and convenient Location desirable. iSj bi,.ck-
street west of Broadway Rent 10 the nIs o May 80"
lnou.re on the premises, or Of NJ H. Nf"MAs,
~. 4,s,.,s lyJ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16
Summer fasblons.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOO

NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
Mems, BOis' AND CHlLDkhNS SLoihiSo
vi GEORGE T. GREEN 10 Chatham street, CORNER q
p,arl-Wl Keep constantly on hand " Ill snd COM
PLtTk ASSORTMENT VI MEMS, BOYS AMI tiill.
DKtNs CLOTHING of all descriptions. made 10 no
ao,r r,saONAsLA sryLs 10 which hc would most fcsfr.e
y INV The a,l-lion of those m want. As De- las Ia
arrangements 10 CiotAs ts<es ef"g', -, ~
very packet and secured the services of rserrn
cut,srs he pledges plsc give perfect Satisfaction - al
r. ,a,,neas, nns to order at ne saorisa no,~ AID
ctfa f,ia p.ncfealdy th. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

OR HEART UNMAsKED.-A fresh supply Of Mrs
OMosatrs new Novel ras Just been received by BU K
CESS STRINGER 4 co. - Broadway Those VINO
wish copy this interesting work would DO well TO pur-
chase Immortality, a. The hole ecition Will soon De eA
-..-.,.I La un. zach 3 cent?. lyIO tus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

rrr.,,. Han Dvt-This u.s. beyond doubt. one Of
srsshie chemical discoveries Of modern times
It color. Tie ha and The sA9 , |. Pe,S{ '1r IRON -
-. irstou Moreover great advantage
pe..ed by the E, Inai. Ha,f Dye !, hit -, NAV be sp
lro ,rt Ne If. prepared by Dr. Comsi"ck himself. The
r.isd chemist who.e text book = used IN he best Co-
49, yf.li Ciroai Britain and America sod only al
~ .Sr,.nd =, A-o. Have Linimen' warranted 20 cure
-, go. III Piles Com-tocks Extract ~ >arsaparIa- Tor
nnfIng The blood &C. Prce only ~ cents per oote' OF
Inc III ~ The Indian Vegetable Elixir and Lniment var
,.5fed 10 cure any OF Rheumatism or Goui Dr. Nc
plants Of the Far Price Fl per sasksod only al q Court
saf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16
1urticn Sales.
Josiah RICHARDS, Aoea.os-.s
Dy RA>Cs" xiIuARDS & PLATT.-shss
ID IA Brosaw.y'-Lih-rA essh advances made OF con
90 80

Josiah RICHARDS, Aocaons-f
10y BANGS. KiCHARDs & PLArr.-s..s
ID "a sro.d~sy--Lh~rA cash advances "'A'' " ''''
NrW.YosK FALL TRADE SALE
n. rgnsDhY s.s August, s sss srfSEorYPE
rLArEs ss WI commence al .Ar shove dsie .,
rne sale o Stationary. Paper kc viii oe bed s' On
Invocrs as-r,s Arcs catalogue .hosa - mr.
asned "'"ss,ss IS II Is ro~ Al sD NJ 20 'PceaNy
The usus cash advances VIII b usis receipt q GeSss
"'e" AT PRIVATE SALE
arge .s.ormen, OF Standard Miscellaneous AMI soAoo.
BOOKS al low pres~
L, COTTON 4 90. Auction ana cop'ui~sioa M~r-
era sivxaces r,sis nmens AM prompt f-tafes
msdc TUESDAY. July p, =, 10 0eiocA
No. - Cana sile eel. Nations IA. =.
SHERRY SALE o. 4 very large Anl fashionable -io>s %
rch fancy Dry Goods, Embroidery >AAs Ls'c 90 =
- n 1T. to suit pGr chasersrhe attention % oN voois
Draer- and o,hess parncsisry called % % a. a
.tocs OF goods OF tls description seldom oarf', 49,
ton Compr.ng slAs q sreAi variety. Sss-,, $3.50.
1sr,. collars. >e~ses, lnisnts Caps, tgAr hefr.' 81
Fm5rolder,d Hrkfs Black Grape, Lscr ,sls i ~ ~.
s1rd. Infants Dresses AMI sis,s, While and osN .Ati
- I.,. CASHMERE anu Mogsll De Lame. % ssA -
~ Chaiiy bscs AMI cord Popin, Barge Gnsn.n' AZ
~, srb csnsrc Tsretou. BOOK and Nsw-oos Musn as
nssr,ins and e,igng embroidered Delsne-, Aqscet 80
splsrd Msn,illas, Nerno IOss. lsiies rof"s a." ~
..e~y ofevery description. lace Musnen Lawns ga Nr'
81. Anron. geld and velvet Rehonshlsik trimming 49,
sun Shades sni Psrssol,' Hosts, mar ,o'h 500 =,
vests Oimps and rssses, togvusf WIZ asis~ '~'H "
oher Fancy Good. OF various dcsenfn,,.s NJ. ..,.
Also Coanl-rs >helvng. lafse Mirror DesA'' cans
.ess S,ool-, Wue srsnes. Ne. -----
DY JAMES VI. MILLER, TUESDAY, july -
- al 10. o'clock. al Store No. i-,o,r,F ,aas'~ s,,.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BRooAN>-ro sases oovs,
SHOES and Bosan.. CONSISTING .. ever 'ss
FRIDAY, JAY Is, 1913
Atlsoe!oea. ii the Merehsn'., hseha5sol 10,
VIII be sold, under the direction OF Phao l. hasses.
Master IN Chsncefy, all TIA, Lce made by he ituy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16
scurNoK,s PULMoNIc SYRUP.

NrOTICFThe Office for the sale Of this valuable Medicr
bs. been removed from 4si To No. CORTLAND street
p 81 BggyMAs Of ta3 CORTLAND. street u no longer
-, To- ,bs C.nn,ns S~heoes's Pnlwoof sSruo vet 'sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16
r,,r .ACuEM,s HEAD MOTEL, on lle

g.. WANTED-A modern built tncA House, IN no
IA MINER part the city Brooklyn at rent not es-
IL cs.,ng 500 or S.50, tor small family References
v., Adde'S, Box 2.y7, lower Post dice. jyi1 bs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16
-N-A ,PLENDID ExCLksliHD D.

49, EACtkslON TO SOUTH Ahpvi'
sAt->and arouni sJsi~n Island. On Nedn~.osx
Jaly lsth, the Steamer lSDkPENU.s,.1
sg uaA- her 10 UP above remaining ~ c',s.~.,,
lf-c.enl TINE tor oaimng WI leave ioot " ,,.
fzP NJ foot II Clnion-sr.st, X, q ~ ns1y, :,
gfarf i.ts.~a " asthma tot and MAN s"e~ -
4 Z. NJ. sDd pier NJ. ? y. X ats r. ~
Refreshments PROVIDED Oh Doafo ,.ts al.
hare fof tnr z Aclf ION y cenI.. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16
THE COUNTESS FAUsTINA.
SIZES BEST NOVEL.

ROMANCE from the German OF lda 10uhless hann !,
n Hahn. Full Of interest a. a book OF " w oman IV.e
prc- Is cent. f. WINCHESTER, p Ann 81 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

ISL sound near New Haven, now open as esusl un'cr
- The charge OF Mr Samuel Fowler. Pure air. safe ses
aibng sea food and requisites for health ard COM
r during the warm season may all beiound mere. '"i
Coaches always In waiting To convey Passengers :"
i- Head on arrival Of tn. Steamboats, from Ne" ioh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

llOtRDI>G.-A few geniee persons can be- accom-
ID molatrd with BOARD and DESIRABLE ROOMS.
with bedrooms and closets joining on the "a and ID nOors
Of house No Chambers street few doors west OF Broad
yay The rooms are LARGE and AIRY, and the house Is
vel supplied with CrOiOn water, and a BATHING hOOM,
In which borders will have without extra charge
References gwen and required Apply al 81 Chainoer''
street =" -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

ID al Ia, O'Clock. al Store No . Liberty -sir"~ ,
BOOTS SHOES AND BROCAN>-so sasss oovs,
Shoes and Brsan. CONSISTING OF every variety sAo'e "'
southern Western and Noilhern rrsia sale POSITIVE
sRlDAl Jgly Is. 1913
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30
The State Administration.

Gov Skunk was duly inaugurated on The
2lst inst, and is now fully invested with all the
powers of Office. He has already appointed
the following gentlemen as his cablne, officers
Hon. Jesse Miller, of Perry county, Secreta.
ry Of the Commonwealth
Henry Petrihen, Esq, of Centre, Deputy
Secretary
John K. Kane, Esq, of Philadelphia, Aitor-
ney General
These appointments are far from giving gen,
eral satisfaction. They were all hostile TO
Gov Porter, and are considered as an indica-
tion that Mr.. Skunk intends 10 prescribe all
that ex-digniiary's friends. As soon as Mr.
Polk is inauguraied, and the offices doled out
10 the hungry expec,anIs; we may lock tor
stormy times, both at Harrisburg aud Washing
ton, among The two factions of the harmonious
locofocos
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30
To all Concerned.

We would call The attention of some of our
subscribers, and especially certain Post Mas
lers. 10 The following reasonable, and well set
lied rules of Law in relation TO publishers, TO
ihe ParOns Of newspapers.
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
!. Subscribers who do not give eIpreSS no
t'ce 10 the contrary, are considered as wishing
10 continue their subscriptions.
2. If subscribers order the disconinuance OF
their papers, the publishers may continue 10
send Them ill all arrearages are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take
their papers from the officers 10 which they are
directed, they held responsible ill they
: have settled their bill, and ordered ;heir papers
disconiined.
a. Ii subscribers remove TO other places with
out informing the publishers, and their paper is
ent 10 the former direction, they are held re-
sponsible.
S. The courts hare decided tha, refusing 10
take a newspaper or periodical from The office,
or removing and leaving il uncalied for, is 'pri-
ma facie" evidence OF intentional fraud.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30
Annexation.
locofocos.

The dril-sergean,s Of The locofoco party,
have at length succeeded in bringing q sufii-
cient number of their members in the House of
Representatives TO agree TO Resolution for The
purpose of anHexng Texas TO the United States,
and passing it through that branch of Congress.
The debate on The subject was closed on Sat-
urday last, and on The same day the Resolution
was passed by vote of 100 yeas 10 % nays.
Ii is an amendment of the original Resolution,
offered by Mr.. c. j. Ingersoll, proposed by
Milton Brown, of Tennessee, and provides that
the territory to be annexed shall be formed in
10 five States; some TO be free and others not.
1t also leaves Texas her own lands, and to pay
her own debt Ii is said, that if this Resolu-
ton should even pass the Senate, Texas will
never agree TO ii. How tha, will be, however,
we cannot say.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30

as an extremely grave one in its consequences not
TO the creditor. only, but the future character oil
the State; and it requires for its safe decision, a
areful examination of our fiscal condition, lnclu-
d no our prospective income and liabilities, which
! have not had the means of making The con-
Si6eraton of this whole subject viii be among the
earliest and most interesting of my official duties,
and shall hasten to submit to the Legislature the
views to which it may conduct me. Meanwhile,
gentlemen, pledge myself to you-to the good
people of the State, and to all its creditors that
on my part nothing shall be left undone, within
the constitutional competency of the Executive, to
ensure the prompt, exact and full payment of all
the dues of Pennsylvania.
/ congratulate you, gentlemen, on the general
prosperity of our constituents. 1t is impossible to
look out upon our Commonwealth, without recog-
nizing our indispensable obligations 10 the Author
of Good. A genial and healthful climate-a soil
fertile of agricultural productions yet eminent
ly aboundng in mineral wealth-a hardy and in
teilgent popuation-a government of the people
themselves, that secures to industry, enterprise
and skill, their appropriate rewards--these, by
His bengnant care, have borne us up under con-
centrated trials, which might have crushed an OIL
der but less favored community Let us be true
10 ourselves, that His blessing NAV abide with US
FRS r. SKUNK.
Harrisburg, jan o. 1915
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-01-30
Appointment By Gov. Skunk

Maxwell M'Caslin, Esq. Of Greene county,
as Aid-de-Camp TO his Excellency, with the
rank and title of Lieutenant Colonel in the mi
lila.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE CANAL BOARD.
David Watson, Esq to be Superintendent OF
Motive Power and OF Repairs, on the Alleghe-
ny and Portage Railroad, 10 take effect from
and after the Sd day Of February next.
Collectors.
Charles II. Williams, al Easton.
William r. Burton, al New Hope.
Isaac yanhorn, at Bristol.
John Youngman, at Northumberland.
Thomas Shannon, al Blairsvile.
James Fearon, al DunDsburg
Wegh-.Mdsters.
Charles II. Williams, a, Easion.
Patrick H. Mahon, al Columbia.