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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14

10 Carpenters Point will be something over 6(
miles. The road would be regular grade mo-
averaging over six feet 10 The mile from Carpen.
ieI's point Ohe proper name of which is Saliou
~ponD 10 Lumber,iIle, thence there will be a
slight ascent for three or four miles, aud thence
regular grade to Philadelphia.
prefer this route to following the river 10
Morrisville or Trenton, because it will save 20
miles in distance. You avoid all the trouble OF
coming ino the Kensington district, You pass
the valuable limestone and marble regions OF
White Marsh and The mills on the Wissahccon.
BY going The state road out of the city you avoid
the heavy damages of cutting through city pro-
perry.
If it should he preferred TO come into the
.Norrisrown road a, The Wlssahccon, it could
'be done if found preferable, of which sugges-
,lon am not able TO speak with certainty.
have no preferences as 10 routes-my only
object is to call public attention to the subject
of constructing railroad by The best route from
Station point on The Delaware TO the ciry Of
Philadelphia.
The New York and Erie Railroad commen-
-ces al what is called Plerrnout on the Hudson,
"a miles from New York. From Piermout by
Goshen and Middelown to Port Jarvis al Sta
tlon point is p miles, making the distance from
New York to Port Jarvis 96 miles. On thus
route, the greater portion OF The distance the
IouIe is very unlavorabe for a railroad. For ma
ny miles. the ascenls and descenls each way
are equal 10, if they do not exceed, so feet to
the mile. Now any engineer will inform you
that road l25 miles long, with regular grade,
can be travelled at less expense than one of 90
miles with undulalions al The rate of so feet TO
the mile
The road which propose, then, gives Phil
adelphia equal facilities at least with n York
in competing for The trade along The Erie rail.
road from Station point TO Lake Erie, whiIsl il
gives 10 Philadelphia The decided advantage for
all The Pennsylvania and New Jersey trade
from that poini down 10 LumbervilIe
KITTATINNY.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14
The Warren Murders.

An application has been made, on behalf Of
Carter and Parke, 10 the Court of Pardons, of
New Jersey, for an arrest of sentence in their
case, and the Court meets to-day 10 pass upon
the application. 1t is generally though. that
no pardon will be granted, and that the SEN
lence pronounced upon the unfortunate men by
lion. Unless they should be pardoned, of
which there is scarcely hope. they will be
hung in front of the Belvidere Jail Tomorrow
week
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14
The Tariff in Danger.

The Washington Uaion, Mr.. PoIk's official
organ, is out in leading editorial, against the
Tariff of ls42, and takes ground in favour OF
+" reducing il 10 the revenue standard" This is
omnous of The fate of the Tariff, and show S
our Pennsy ylvania dough faces. who were cheat
ed into the support of an anli-TariG President,
what they have To expect. Our prediction,
that Polk would take the earliest opportunity Of
striking blow at our Protective System, is
about To be verified.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14

IL We understand that reports are in cir
culalion below, that public opinion in this quar-
ter has undergone great change in regard to
the guilt Of The persons under sentence for the
murder at Changewaler We have seen no
evidence Of change Of sentiment in favor Of
The condemned. On the contrary, we are in
formed, that although strenuous efforts have
been made 10 obtain signatures TO petitions for
cured. The petitions in question will, however,
furnish The best testimony in reference to This
subjecL-Ib.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14
New JERSEY Election.

According TO provision in The new Consii-
lulion Of New Jersey, The elections in that
State will hereafter occupy bu one day, instead
Of tUO, and lake place ON the first Tuesday in
November
Wha, are The Wings about there? They
should wake up to the importance Of the COM
ing contest, as il is very desirable that jersey
should maintain her Whig supremacy.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14

I1] Two letters purporlng to be written by
Peter W. Parke and Joseph Carter, Jr., hut Civ
ing strong ground for suspicion that they flowed
from the same pen, will be found in hls paper
We deem it unfortunate that TWO such Ietiers
should ever have been written, and frankly con-
Tess, lha, in publishing them 10 crafty morbid
feeling of curiosity, we DO some violence TO our
individual sense of right. lur their sins agains;
every rule of proprey and decorum can only
be equalled by their fagrant violations of truth
Viewed in the light Of appeals TO The public
sympa'hies, The letters in question were totally
uncalled for; since there is not feeling hear,
in New Jersey that does not deeply commits
serale the sef-inficted woes of those wreched
criminals, now recoiling in horror from the verge
of that dread eternity into which they must be
plunged so speedily. The men who hearllessly
jesed over the remains of the innocent victims
of The bloody tragedy of Change will not,
we trust, be followed to the grave by the gibes
and mockings of any, but be objects of sympa-
my dpu COMPASSION ~ oil, ds man sHoulu De In
the eyes of his weak and erring brethren, even
when stepped TO the lips in guilt and nfamy, as
the solemn hour arrives when he is TO expiaie
his crimes by violent and ignominious death.
1t appears TO Us to have been a cruel kind
ness i'll The friends of the condemned men, al
such time, and in the awful circumstances in
which they were placed, TO have fa.,ered them
with hopes of pardon by the circulation of petit
lions 10 that end-Bslvidere apollo.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14
Deaths of w. G,S.

Two Of the members elect, tn the House Of
ready departed this life. John B. Dawson, Of
the Is, District of Louisiana, died about the lst
of July, and Samuel G. Wright, Of the I'd Dis
trct of New Jersey, died on Wednesday u
week. Several other members are reported 10
be dangerously i'll.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14

Il| A rumor Is current among us that gen.
tleman in this county has in his possession two
letters, addressed to person in Ohio from this
vicinity, and offering him 5000 if he would
make and forward 10 designated individual in
this county an affidavit, stating that he (he re-
cipien. of the lelters) had heard man confess
that he was one Of three persons who commit
ted the Changewaler murders. We have the
names of The parties to whom the letters were
addressed, and to whom the aflidavils were d.
rec'ed 10 be sent, but suppress them for obvious
reasons. We have just conversed with one of
our citizens who saw The letters on Saturday
ID.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14
NJ Y. b. Palmer. Esq. at his Real Estate

0FS Y. b. Palmer, Esq, at his Real Estate
and Coal Office, No. 50 Pine street, below Third
two squares s. the Merchants Exchange, Phia.
and No. l60 Nassau street, (Tribune buidlngs,)
n. Y, is authorised to receive subscriptions and
advertisements for the Jefersonian Republican
and give receipts for the same. Merchants, Me-
chanics, and tradesmen generally, may extend
their business by availing themselves of the op-
portunities for advertising in country papers which
his agency affords.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14

II is said that in Pilsburg. when mother
wishes TO find child which she allows TO run
in the street, she goes Out, picks up and wash
es The dirt from The faces of perhaps half a
dozen of her neighbors' children, before she is
fortunate enough 10 find her own.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14

DoRR AND MCNuLTY-C.J J. McNully made
a speech on Saturday the / 9th ull al meeting
at Mount Vernon, Ohio, called TO celebrate the
Liberation Of Dorr. These Loco Focos do sup
por, each other
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14

REMEDY FOR STROKE OF THE SUY-'
correspondent of The New York Evening P'''
noticing the many persons who have sulf5l
from the effects of being sun struck, says 'n''
in The West Indies. where such occuTTen'''
are frequen,, they adop. the following smF'
method Of curing the unfortunate palien's'-
Thin glass bo.Iles French swee, oil b'I''''
are filled with cold waller, and corked up O0'
is held ransversely on The crown of 'ha 0s"'
by which means the rays of the sun ate-dt'"'
from the system to the water. which 500" "
comes very warm, and is laid away "'d. d"
lher, and still another, similarly applied IL" .
the FIRE is drawn out, and The paIen! Tes'O''"
The colder the water the better.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14

Mr.. Green, of Sunbury, (Ens} has suggest
ed 4 method of purifying wells, &c. from foul
air. The plan is simply TO throw into The well
quantity of unsacked lime. which. as it comes
in contact with The walter, throws up column
Of vapor, driving before il all The deIeierious
gasses.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14

A correspondent Of The London Miners Jour-
nal, asserts that be has recently written on pa
and binding Of which were Of the same male
glaI.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14

young mar was arrested in Plt'sbuFs' .
on Thursday week, who stole a horse on M",
day, go, married on Tuesday, aud eomfn'"'1
two laIcenies on Thursday. A strong bushes,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14

A CAMEL MARRIED TO MoUsE-On the
9th instant, in Lancaster, by Bishop J. Flake,
Mr.. DANIEL CAMPBELL TO Mas MARY MousE.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14
MARRIED,

In Stroud township, Monroe county, 0p ~, ",
l4th inst. by The Rev. Mr.. Edwards, NJ ID, -.
is STULL, Of Buck township, LuzeIue cOu".
and Miss RACHEL S. REEs, Of The former
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14

The college Libraries of this country number
about 100000 volumes. The libraries of The
Legislature of the different States are also con-
siderable. There are some 100000 volumes,
IN public collections mostly.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14

man VINO was in The hab, of talking to
himself, being asked by his wife why he did
so, replied that he liked TO converse with man
of sense
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14

The amount oi Treasury Noles outstanding
the LIST instant. according TO the official state.
meat, was $776,264 lS.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14

Weaver convicted of murder al Urbana, O.
last May, has made his escape from JAIL
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14

A Tailor, il has been decided in a Boston
Court of Justice, is bound TO "fil," or The gar
ment may be thrown upon his hands by his
customer.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14
JEFFERSONIAN REPUBLICAN
Thursday, August II, 1916.

FERNS advances S225 half yearly and 81 if not
paid befo the end of the wear
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14

The salary Of Preslden, Jones Of Texas
$4,000 year.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-08-14

Dated, Mercer Jail, Aug. I'd, ls45.
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THE TRIBUNE.
New Publications.

TIE GoIDutEfHs' VILLAGE. TRANSLATED
-, ne German Of ZscHoKKE. forms one OF III.
- n Tales lor 'he People and their Children
.s.s.s By tie Appleton. Its one Of the most charm
~. hook. We ever read and such AZ no bcncFo.en
-, ,sn perusc without mienty wishing j. TO be-
..3. erer,5oly'- hands We know Of one instance
..,,bt va. READ 10 o. family of eager listeners ri O.
.,,us the interest IN rs contents deepening 10 th
-. The same n gcon be- done again, e. any sSepu
az pro,e by trn- he experiment.
- THE CrFscRNT AND I'M CRoss 10y ELLIOT
vF.rRroS Esq forms No XI and MI 4
z1,s Puinsm's Library ofCholce Reading tgyp
80 A..ouan. jerusalem Bethlehem Tho Jordan. So
+. are among tho Themes OF the asfAor We m'.
,sss more fully Of, the work.
n The NATIONAL MAGAZINE and lndnslro
,srord. Edited by REDWOOD FISHER. first APP
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- Tar PgopLFs CABINET. j. the title ola fan
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mi lard Law Government Of The t. States Reie
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Y THE NURSES MANUAL, and Mother Med
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~ Dic1IosARY or Practical MEDICINE Par
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Urn GOODS.
NccrEDY, ALORIcH 4 SPENCER, y.

vi ENcal-e Place. otter o- sale
COTTON GOODS.
go lai-.- Pgi.rs. fuu fle American Print Works M fl
R 4er CONSISTING of iscu CnIufx. LlLhf b .llc..s,
8aII g cI.or,.l faie., Lawn Plates. Two blue.
&r sc.
I'D do PRi>r.. from fhe Lodi and other WORKS. cors-
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I'D do B.'l.H-D smRriSos end sIEEINcs, 'arloa.
Hla.l. irI qif.-a,.
ND l4rs BRows SETTINGS. Hau.ion. Crotun A. iil0'
ford, Fai RIVER ani ot-tr k..ls.
fn 60 BROWN ,IRriNgs.
La do COrroN O,NABCRs,, . p. 80 aud % inch VIDE.
I'D dO PATArsco rwtLfp BAcciSc q, - tlS jV lAc.-
1000 cases Corr0NADE.. CauNr- uni PRINTED flnia-o"n
lI bales 1-8 anil 90 BErTlCkisss. -ul-
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fH do GOrTOS It. Hands, ffffEfs.
WOODEN GOODS
$50 cases Clrris. .fe0.. t-, a. ldyei black. brow
green. blue ali mixed
InH do Ct.-IvE.ls. paIuaI ilucy
40 do siTfN-I". -rrt tHrt'1 ui Styles cOlois iA.
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rI da buCN.Afss. Ulif tll DirA n. ,ri.
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IHu 90 hfastts iron ilr Al.lut ull4-
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LODI l0 IHEFrs aui Failed If.I-.
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illlu t.e OHlscu mills.
Also
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A.mosPhLAlC olLER AND SYRINGE.

-,InITlLnr.s rAlLNI AIMOsPhLkiI olLEk
- IN .StI >Gt-fui- af,.c, j. PEI" -ld useiu. In
un 10 s.r~ cnlcnce and reOnDhy VA 'ns use " IN
its n fe u rn having sPrDg ~ NE is1s sbo " Pess.
H. liz. ofa win tn numb Oh u made 20 pas ou' o.
. Loe a. LIZ iOy, sDsD df"p 90 al III. s"sanu
al a-la.er 0i several tel u aecessafy IDc w can ~
,oasl. "a paris Of machinery tiai can
ID h. -y farsl " Quar- cOalr. anccs, and ~ yust sofn
ff a. a., NEEDED. Ifs advantages ere - sppsfsnt
- Ii is.- met sI cfsl appsosal "isrr inho4heon,
III ~, move adgaulag a. cFrry iaiij, ilal.n.s soa
- ,..r~r 10 b.. yrO.lac1 ~ltl them IL. saving 10 al
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. Ii Ia. -sr.fs aDvll machinery avuc ,lvDs W "-
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CLARA = "a iI.sOS, Asents iof us
mi lmeodF fsienise, 10 Or 49,
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THE EVE.

nR POWELL DIX. DiOssi, OCCLisls md ".
~ IHALAIC .UkO EOAa, have fe1nosed " its prem.
..f-l. oceup.rl b. d. k44Du No. ~ bfos" ~, COZ. u
V,,.,t Amer lracucs = sktlu-yty cnunnsd " Dis
fA~k, o. Tie h r., Op.fai.Ons upon lat organ AID ~
tr,.taa-- aud az mi -reclOns u VISION. Dr. Powell
~ - te I'VE years us celebrated DIR. JACOB u
Jublu le 81 t- membrane JacooJ" In "
.,e) Dr. D.o-sy pupil u d. ELLIOTr for sim-
psnol All subsequently ecied a. Assistant IN h' eA
We lrcloe. 1euls mO.cfale TIE poOr tre-isd gfs,aI
.a.ly. Ar4fc.sl Eyes Inserted. KII&nos ]. Warren
,.r.st. m'H J1~9
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pArrRso,- 49, rAcroRY- -

lJANLFACfU RES Tram, Or-alzine, anil large sSei0
VI >e,yn- Of ine very 0es quality, for fringe -mp an'
-Oir. 'ace makers.
ss.1r,ft as NAV be- ordered handsomely pat up hall @
quarter pound sqers bundles OF 100 sklns each, n car-
onsof lOoU -ke.I-. iu sl.f purchasers
lrtemef- ain ar fancy Crvls, of tte newest ~
DO. rich white and printed POcAei Handkcrclle.-
Sirsuc'a. &c. f0r iai and cap lnIn-s
81. Cloth. oI required "lIi-p an Tor printing OF
irrd iur hlrl---alI fl--
lNa-tc is i0r carl.ng and spinning.
TIE above lDr -ae, and orders for any article N Lf >"
Ina. ..f.rIfei bv j. = SHAPTER,
,.a.f .ro- pa peIr-sfrtfL
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rg,Hg iar. e., AND he.l eect.i STOCK OF DRY GOOD
1 ~ th. cry can be- found al LlDDLEs. b. Canal--irrr
.tocS primo ply o. SILKS, >lawls, Nous ot
James. Balconies. Glu-illns, Lawns, Ndsiin-, Lnel-
rlni Cloths. Ca nere-, ali every other description '
Goods a.nlv |ount Boo q Dry Gooi- Store A Of wl
Il he sold CHEAPER than 10 any other store n THIS city
Please ca add satisfy yyurse.ses.
ms WI. LlDDLE. q Cana-... y. y.
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n UPHAys kLAcI n ~ - .s- -,-5 i z, l,..
i $500 NJ - p ma. Sold only % Is city u to- 0fice oi
,se rr-l m rs.or A. UPiiAh. ~ D. regular edach
r- ,,t,r, Pie. 4nd ali Chrome Diseases SIC
rr,.f Isl treated Medical Oace, se Bow cry four door
yve >p-n--s,ree,. Oice hour ilunl \ u % = = s-
ADVICE grars- ----. --i : =
~ TON. No. VICTORIA PIC ik0N-For
OU .a.s 81 JAS. y. O-AEf, u "e-1s- n!S
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Roches,er---Gencsee Faiis---Nouni Hope
Mr.. Greens Reform ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
non Of Plate, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Irf-.prert.p limo laf H. ~

Correspondence Of Inc lhpuht.
ROCHESTER, June lst ISIS
A pleasant place Of temporary soiourn for ils
cHs is Rochester The Falls of the Geneseo
md the picturesque scenery which the river an,
he surrounding country present, afford ample az
factions for one day at least.
One Of the mos, beautiful Cemeteries TO be ioun
the United States il that of Mount Hope. I'll
pot seems expressly provided by the hand of \"
IRE for the final resting place Of the mortal ien'
nenis Of immortal spirits when death has cluichc'
as with liscy hand. and drawn ~, struggling TON
dark domain. Had | wanderer DER creation
POUNDS, the privilege Of fixing on the place whcr
my own bones should be deposited II would be
precisely such a spot. where green trees waiV'
their bouch. above. and flowers those emblcms @
oar innocent lives, give forth their fragrance. q
place Of pensiyo meditation for ,he living Is Noun
HOPE; where from ont ils swce,ly shaded, VIM
%. walks. you look upon the distant ci'y' ana CO..
uaHns noisy. struggling aud disircllne cares WIZ
The epose md pcacciulness of death
A very admirable taste is displayed by the cil
E.us OF Rochester la gardening and commend
be rivalry exists amon- them cvidcncns ioA-
ness for nl'ure's bca..i,- which the mere man a.
ol,ness seldom possesses.
perceive that Mr. }. II Green has been pros
,a'ps bis work of Moral Reform with great succef
this CITY more cordial and approx ine ieein-
could hardly BE- expressed than has been cNmonc'
1,avor Of bis efforts AMI highly crcditable 10 ih.
population here Is their appreciation OF tn, .aooi-
gcupiei as he is bN a self sacrificing spirit en-
1ierc0ing his labor of love for the bcneti "i h
sec.es aiming 10 rescue the rising generation iron
Ne perlls 10 which they are exposed nom 'ne ari
aces Of those harpcs lao prey upon the Fert sou.
p mea; devOing Dr., energies 90 repair as iN o.
~ power Of reparaiion extends the injuries m
acted upon society by bis own hand. when follow
* IN the seductive paths OF vice and 20 ooy int
Ne evils which result from the Vaccinations 90 tno>
ai7e agents oi the Prince of the Powers OF Dark
ness-,hc Gamblers VERY crciiiablc 10 the CT
q Rochester IS /, that her leading men are warml
embarked in the cause and. best OF a.I the ladies
God bos, them thcN are ALWAYS foremost m ever
good worx have gwen a demonstration OF tn
approval OF Mr. Green's iabors 10y presenting ht
VIA piece oi plate testimonial worthy oi CD
-'cS aud OF the receiver Il amy thing hcyon
M sppfoVal OF his own conscience can cheer na
Nao has undertaken a work OF hCneNolcnce. u
pc approving smiles and the appaudlug tones
Woman Animated by these and by the conscious
s'>s OF the philanthropy of his intention aua in
Messed as he L. by his own fatal experience vi,
ne Importance o' The work. llerculcaa though
T. De- must aud wal succeed in accomplishing Oh
'oblc object which he hasi.s.A
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.o ffol - 10 go eaci warranted to Keep sooo un's
lf tc money felan.ca. Aiso very soo1 s''o's"' '"
lt\.f.Hi aud SILVER NAAE very low.
!, .-s.euuA hand Naclss ind OId ooid ana sus1
aAn Do exchange " bought ior CASH "s1ene', S."ss
,lu.c boxes and Jesefy repaired VA ne D"'' m-lei -
los. tn us ciy. NICnAhD rioir.h IT. Imported "
i. aeses aud Jewcfy Nioera" and A"u.i ~" e'i nos1
b. as New OH, 10" doofs above We ,, no'Rss =,
nf h'N'''
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT VI God and silver w.
n pieA Patent Lever, Anchor E-capehen,, Lepns ~.
..rca WATCHES, se.,clea nom a D.ss MAiuiacaefsfs
a turopc, winch viii De WARRANTED perfect T'ins'
.srprfs , ,,, CT, 90 -
Do do do God Peucii Ca.es Oosu Z ~
DO do do 1hlniD..s, itIa.s, f.ns, nc
Du do do Bfacr4rts, van stones
DO. do. Saver ro'A,, spoon.' &C
Att hove articles will be sod u ne LOW ESl fhiCLs
. .,,.r,l.a 10 be .au. ID az beet male N no c.ty.
MOTT pskOtHEk5. importers 81 : ne |" Ar.os &C
~. .4.sa.-sL oypOs4te J.s Lussoin House
p. S.--rhc aDose aft.c.ss csi"iiiy nsl~hie' A1'
.sni.d by te moo, sAi4liu ~orAsi.D an tis Cay. NO
WATCHES. JLwELRY, SILVER WARE, &c.
I'nE - ChIbEko fospcauuaiy h'r u~ SUCTION y =.
tsr frlsias IuDe To uer select ussvfupen' ..
I'M COLD AND siLI kR nAIChLo, cvnsssuns !"
J4p-N Lever AID Lepne W aifs VI un Various aPplov~.
a.rs cassd IA US ~ l., and "snsnsu eosfs
SILVER Knives, FORKS, Spoons, Ladies Tea ssss, Cups
'arior-. &C. -
M4ut- gscs- me Cutlery raIcy DotSis &c ~isshuDy
re elaD.ed Ia Onef yefy r'siierd prices
Watches AMI Clo,~s car,iuy i.epa fvl Anl W IspS"
Al Tue Od Established sor-, -, Pesr corner " rug"
lfsst Opposte 1. >. Ho1r -