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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-02-20

Having seen many horses die with bolts, anl
many remedies given without effect, was 10
duced to try the following for horse oil D.!
own, after had tried most of the remedies %
common use without effect, and had given DID
up for lost.
Half pint vinegar, half pin, soft soap h'
pint gin and half pint molasses, well shaken Y
gether and poured down while loamlng Y
nv great surprise, he was in Ave minutes who
ly free from pain, and ate very freely the n''
morning | was on my journey. have ''''
recommended and given the same in PeIN'I1
fifty cases, with the same good effect; mol
one instance has il failed 10 effect Pei'''
cure.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-02-20
Unparalleled Extravaganza.

The legislative expenses of the Common.
wealth of Pennsylvania, from the year 1924
TO the present time, amount TO the enormous
sum Of I'po Millson F,pe Hundred and Ninety.
fuoo thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-thret
Dotiars!!! Here is specimen Of loco foco
economy, which i. would be we'll for the poli,
ical spouers Of this county TO nole, and remind
The Democracy of when they go speechifying
next fall
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-02-20
Texas i'm the Senate.

Several able speeches were made in the Sc.
nate las, week, against the annexation of Tex.
as, by the joint vote of the two Houses, by
Messrs Archer and Rives, OF Virginia. and
Morehead, Of Kentucky. Mr.. Buchanan, ol
this State, made long speech in favor of an.
Rexaiion. The result Of The question still re-
mains in doubt.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-02-20
New Counties.

The people seem to be mad upon the subject
session of The Missouri Legislature, no less
than sixteen were asked for and granted
There are now nine applications for new coun-
ties in this Stale, before our Legislature. Very
few, if any Of Them, however, will be granted
this year.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-02-20
Coed Interest.

The Legislature of Illinois have been warm
ly engaged in maturing law 10 fix the rate of
in,eres, in that State. They finally, by vote
of SO TO 54, fixed it at ten per cent. Rather too
high, for practical purposes, We are inclined to
think.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-02-20
ALOcO FOcO Clerk.

Caleb J. McNuly, the late delaul,ing loco
foco Clerk Of the House of Representatives
has been bound over in The sum of seventeen
thousand dollars, for his appearance at the next
Criminal Court, of the District of Columbia, 10
answer The charge of embezzlemen,.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-02-20
Condition Of the Bank OF Pennsyl-
YaMia.

The following is the condition of the Bank
of Pennsylvania, as appears by recen, stale
menI: Loans, S. l,547, ,736; Specie, S232, ,959;
Circulation, s25l75f; and Deposi,es, s4s3,-
9O4.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-02-20
War stripped of its Disguise.

The friends OF Peace in England have
novel but exceedingly efecraal method of tx
citing in The minds Of The people an abhouencs
Of The absard and wicked custom OF war. +,
those places TO which the officers Of the Gov.
ernmeni are sent TO obtain recruits for the AZ
my, the opponents Of human buichery posi- at
the corners of the streets and at other put,.
places placards like the following, displayed IN
large letters so as 10 attract universal alen.
lion
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-02-20
Appointment by the Attorney
General.

James H. Walton, Esq. to be Deputy Prose-
cutting Attorney for Monroe county, in place Of
John d. Morris, ESQ.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-02-20

DJ7 Hon. A. r. M'ILvAIN, will please accept
our thanks for copy of his speech on the annex
alton of Texas.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-02-20

England demands explanation Of llr. Calhoun.
The Commercial Advertiser mentions lha! there
is rumor afloal that Mr. Packenham, ;he Bu-
lish Minister, has received instructions TO de-
mand an explanation" or apology is no'
clear which--from the Government of The Uni
led States for certain uncomplimeniary alluslOr,
10 the British Government contained in MrCa-
houn's celebrated letter to Mr.. King, our Nin.
ister to France.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-02-20
/" WANTEDi,
Several Thousand Able Bodied Men
To shoot or be shot at

Or perish miserably by thirst and starvation on
the plains of India.
q Nota Bene The Duke of Wellington say,
that no one who eniertains nice scruples about
religion, has any business IN the army. None
such need apply"
1t is said that thousands, tempted by pnrery
and Encouragement, have by this means been
deferred from enIisting in the army.--rrouns
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-02-20
Administrators A Notice.

Notice is hereby given lha, all persons !
debted to the estate OF Joseph Lee, late oil SoJ
township. Monroe county, decd, are reque,', -,
TO make immediate payment to the suOse''y'
land all persons having demands asaInsI y. :,
estate, are requested TO present them, duE 8. =
lhenticaied for settlement, on or before lhe v
day Of April next.
JOHN LEE, AdminlsiEao'
Stroud township. Feb. 20, 1856
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-02-20
JEFFERSONIAN REPUBLICAN
Thursday, February 30, 1916.

FERNS, saO0 advance; $225 half yearly; and So so if
paid before the end OF the year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15
MARRIED:

On Sunday afternoon, 18th Inst. s; Peters Church y
Rev Charles Constantine Pise. Mr. MICHAEL a REID
70 MISS MARY ANN JOSEPHINE PEARSON, I'll Of this
4. Hua.on 10th, Norman l. sh,ec 70 Harriet N.
Emesh.
At Burao. 9Th. Joseph Eagle Mary Inn Poncho 10th,
John Macarthur 70 Augusta McNanars.
A: Auburn. 10th, Rev s. Fl. Coke 10 Eliza Conking.
At Rochester, ioth Hiram True 10 Frances a. Scrsn-
tom; John Fairbanks 10 Charlotte lockwood.
Al Sew-Hsven, CT I0;h, Henry A. Howe, CT this city,
10 Helen L. Larned.
At baltimore, 10Th James c. Bell of this city, Har-
net Thomas.
At Troy. 10Th, Edward H. Scott julia f. Tasker 81
las s. Harrington 70 .iraa, Browreil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15
DIED,

April 18th, Mrs Margaret NJ. Ogden, 30 Henrietta K.
daughter Of Gilbert Myer, l6.
At Yorkville, i3ih John A. NORTH, 3s.
AT Troy, 18th, Mrs Hannah J. Stone. q.
Al Barre, Vt goth uit. Mrs. Nancy Chilcs, 81.
Al SIlddleicwn, y. j. Edward Taylor. Of this city.
a, South Trenton. y. j. 9Th, JOSEPH PARKER, ss'lr
a Patriot Of the Revolution
At Ilartwick, y. Y. 7,h JOSEPH c. HAwLEY, 50, a
Revolutionary solder.
AtXorwich Conn 30 lnst, Joseph W. Tracy, Of Utiea'
v. Y..72
AZ westaelc. path nit. sanue, Persons. 80.
AT Phiadelohia. ;h. Susanna SAMSON, IS ioth MTs.
Sarah Ann Bobby. 2O s,h Mary, widow OF John Clopp,
81 9th. Joseph Burr II 9Th ms. Hannah p, wife OF :
Williams, So.
A. Keene, y IL 4h Inst. DAVID CARPENTER s..
He was one Of The guard at the execution Major Andre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15
ROMAN EYE BALsA1I.

q THI LIGHT OF BoDY THr EyE.'-Wha, a
calamity u be for those who have weak eyes 10 i've IA
perpetual twilight. They read pleasant books or
Pheasant letters tEeir friends. enjoy the rasAa
iurshne Of bright day Nature may bs so joyful IN
her holiday attire ty condemned constant gloom
Homeopathy. howe,e, Science hs. produced many woa
lers aad among others the Roman Eye R0Isdm. a cata-
ogue Of the patients who have been cured by its application
could rrad sitting II the eyeds inamed
y-balls boodshO what the have
beenjust call the Of NesSrs Sands CO. In Broad
wsy and they viii furnish with Of the Basam for z,
cents with printed directions for Persevee In the alp
pcatien for 3 short time. You giH succeed,
Prepared and sold by A. b. SANDS co Chsmists and
Druggists, z7S Broadway cor. Chambers Sold also At ~
Fulton IL and II East Broadway. all stIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

81 ~ aah Ioo s Lemons a, 90 25 ve-e .ot when The
sale wts s;o17el.
RoNE-ss.es Of $500 lbs South Sea reported At
81 IS CAMS. c,oslns he later. wAlsh J. IN
asnt-
HoPs-Tbs oniy sass ..e foT eousum2to' Is TO % Oh
a: IS; l4c, for Eastern lst ,o-:-
PgOYIsroSs-There is Little steam on the Po.k MAJ
kei tota and 2soO bt. old Prime ant Mess were tasea
by he Grea, Western SPECTATOR at SO % soz' ka
So. 70, ne~ Mess 70 IS ~2s sid 70 nane .eeN
100 bbi. clear was made Al II so large sac OF ne*
Mess has been made Sew-oTesns at > - % ZEE .
- ~, - -xss said 10 hare icon made. Sales 20
~, D.; was made at ~ IS - So and 1900 lbs
do at s. cents per H. Nothing done in Picked Meas the
suppiy is small. Smoked Hams CITY are = y shosoer'
we near Of little doing. Dairy Bue.s 10 u: Cheese
- and both dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15
GENUINE BEARS OIL.

Pny the celebrated naturalist speaking OF bears. ~
forms their oil used by Cleopatra the most ur
has the modsns compound Tor th purpos
equal 10 the provisions afforded y Nature IN the grease
the bear Its effects especially the form Of Oil are ,r9y
wonderful The capillary roots are strengthened The bulbs
are nonrshed and the young hair quantity
Even bald spots become fertile under its Influence the
roots have been totally annhated and this rarely the
case erce; advanced In fact the Genuine Be1r
ont unqussonaby the best preparation for the Hair that
the world has yet seen.
pose of the toilet By A. 4 SANDS X co Chemists and
Druggists 2TJ Boadway Chambers St Sold also At ~
Fulton and n East Broadway Price. 30 cents large DO,
ties, % r. small. ais Sits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15
GroRGE h. RoLtINS. Auctloner.

vJ,SvIn%RTr GARNET FVRNrrCHE.-wILKINS
L & ROLLINS. will sell a: auction on WEDNESDAY,
Aprl l6ts at 10 O'Clock No. AIS Broadway the entire
stock OF new and fashionable mauufaerre, made .! D.
Rseh No AS Broadway. (n consequence Of removai TO
new made IN the best manner. and consisting OF
choice variety OF modern Furniture OF the mos, approved
ratier,s Rosewood aGd Mahogany SOFAS, Chairs Iaees'
Rook Cases sofa Tshlss Dining, Tea etc; Care Tables
Plc e;c Centre Tables with black and white riNoe tops
Ea>y Chairs Rockers, rCr and Recess Dvsns ooman'.
French Bcdsgelds. Hair Mattresses, etc etc comprising
every Kind of Household futriture. .
Catalogues may be hal a, the office OF the auctioneSr NO
E-,,1 s, aiS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

Bbls .-----..--- 49, - ----' 'S'oSs
Southern Flour very firm, and the sales are 20 iaF eN
IS, below which there IS little TO DC mao sizes
1900 bushels Troy Ship STATS az lol cents
GRAgN-wc hear OF nothing done In Wheat and none
orering. Rye rather plenty and buyers and sellers are
AZ difference price Las; sales Barley 40 sac Inc
market Is very dull Oats are fair demand and Northern
eas az 81 32c Sales $500 bushels Southern aoeat
s The supply OF Corn is fair and the market Is sieady
We note sales 5000 bushels Virginia and Maryland NJ IL &C.
for the Eas; 5000 lo0e0 bushels at ass wst
delivered, aud 1000 do Jersey, 1T sec.
EHISKY-Thc marke: remains 1T slc. with sales 90
oe Prison al that rate Sales Drudge TO fr extent At s3
tAY-There is moderate enquiry n. 40 &c., withou;
laste sales
TEAsThe sale 10 day Of Teas per Cahots attended
by large company and considerable spirit shown but
the ales show slight decline on the medium and lower
Sraees OF geer ~le the better grades held their
BLACKS did better than AZ the last sale. Another cargo
rive to-day.
YEC1T-The cargo OF the Sophrona from Palermo was
offered to-day, and 1850 Oranges sold al 50 oS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15
A, 10 o'clock. at $ Bleeeker.st sea- BF0Sl W. ~,
d. d. NASH, Auetoneer.

~
. pluxysrRAroR'S SALE OF frRNIruRE-rHIs
A DAY (ruesday) AZ 10 O'clock At sS sth street. near
Avenue { tie effects the LAKE. VIM p9re deceased som
pgi>iS Pa Forte and Stool Sofa Pier Table trrnsh na-
h.,nv Chairs Beck case locttns Gt,ssscs. Dining Tables
Tea and Hreskr,St 10 lsre SILVER Plated Crn Msntei
clocks, Crrc,s Stair 10 Rods, Side Tables. bureaus Hail
Iarnp on Clc,h Bedisa!s Feather Beds Sed1sns ASH
>' ' lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15
Se,y-York Catue Market. Ar,

fReported foT The tribune.
At Market $50 Beef Cattle, 900 from the South, le5
Cows and Calves AID 800 Sheep and Larnbs.
PA,cEs-Ggf caMs.-There i. no change, and good
demand for the increased offering. We quote S. 81
Left, 100.
coae. and cairst-The market cleared az ST. s2s.
Isaeep--rhe market cleared at 81 IS So 80 70 81.
Ray-4o 62l per cyvt for loose by the load.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15
MILLINERY GOODS.
TO THE LADIES

To TIE LADIES
S- DEPOT OF TIE NEAPoLTriN BoNNET
- NiANCFACTORI.N No Is, Broadwly, Er.r TIRE
81 Hol ;;al The manufactures e III ir1rrosed Nea
~ poi;an gorGs have JUS ored The above store 70
spie ladies' selrc; atrrt rom very large assfea; OF
ihs ue,y and superb article - moderate pIic--
They warrst every Boaae; SCI b. them rtaa ~
rrthef OF r.ar col and slte md do Mp equal
They have also hand few ol ;her NeEe;tan Lace
BCuge's
Nc s:er kiad of 3oasss will Be- ,sd dis establishments
but t,s5y minsr wl BE- IL attendance with iAhonaaie
assortment Of Trimmings Tor such desire them any
s,ylr q share wlli br made 20 ofd.E.
Merchants liners supplied A. The price = The
Factory, No. iE3 SIKH ave- u. ai9 =";S'
IS NEAPOLITAN BONN s.T>-l he Undersigned
ESs PA-n;e-S ash manufacturers OF the \eaD-zl Boa
aeis respectfully ,aion the tide ai ihyy are a0;'
rsatv 10 supply she above article - - 2trst style
aud OF superior cay, qualities ~ sur lnycAes7s
They that they alter aad cieAE IN bOEnet "a
ap?esr sQgsi 10 new.
Buyr are eutiozed saias inferior Acle ihe kind N
the ra1rks The genuine article. ilF winch rscsi Ved The
silver medal *; iAiT % he , raI uS;it1tr has ouf
lieS-t upoa it, irp!y 10 Use \ sons ~ Pea! s.
o.. :, rhe ra,nrfFctcry OF PATTlS0N, NOE x co.
mel SJNsyl- 70 > Dslaacet s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

SILK GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
PECK, NICHOLSON & WRIGHT,
Nos 1879 Pearl and 90 Beaver streets, New York,
would respectfully invite the attention Of Mrelants visiting
this city their Of SIR and Fancy Gsoas COM
'''''-N DRESS GOODS.
Eae-s and Balko.in-s pnaed Jaconrts AID Satin
strip Nusls complete Of Muslin de LANES.
OF al styles and pc-s eh striped and embroidered
TaI.,aa Muslin dresses Aineeon Brocade and satin striped
Silks
Broehe Cashmere Barge ull Of smseon,
aad D.mak SIX Shal rich Damask Alpaca and srradil
Ia shawls lsd beautiful article together with black
and cold Muslin Je Laus sbawls grea, variety.
RIBBONS.
m assortment Of Borne, and Cap Ribbons Of the newest
and richest styl~s complete Of arts aud 5a-
tia Ribbons Also full assortment IF Millinery -l,tieies
I.ACES,
fagl.i aat German Thread Lae-i aad Edsnss isd Cap
Lacrs asv trimming Laees aad Lace dSas''
GLOVES.
Consisting Of Ki the best manufacture blk and cald silk,
yyp,sn .ad ist Gloves, with large assortment Of Fancy
ssiee. a,.or,1nznt OF Fancy Hd Linen Cambria !Idkfi
PoGs-- and spih.!J Hdk together with great Nanety OF
Paris Cori1 Gunps and TRIMMINGS styles, all oi
which Will o. offered Al the iorss; market pr1ees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

~ The attention OF gentlemen IS inviied 10
aud Summcr furnished by the subscriber IheSe Hats made
of quality OF stock warranted to retain Their
color shape elasticity aud finish all wrstheI and climates
while (a DESCRIPTION not considered rece
sarv is believed exec. thing before produced IN this
country. -,
all m!s AMlDON, Nail-stTeet cor. NASSAU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15
e.TUrrl.E. Auc,loneer

UILEGANT AND FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.
Il Minerals Shells, Curiostes. &c. nj No. 10 Clinton
p,ee-JACOR y PLATT will SCI! on WEDNESDAY.
10th inst at o'clock the whole OF the valuable and
fashionable Furniture contained In the above house. me
yh,e OF which was made by Weeks, Shpman and Water
burvcous,ns Of superior English Brussels ana kldass-
minister paror stair and Bsjrom Carpeting royal Wilton
Hncs Rosewood Pn Tor Furniture. viz Sofas, Chairs d.
y. and Ottoman covered with cut velvet en- suite BOOK
CASE. French and Italian Chairs, Lamp Table with mar
HE ION Canterbury Italian marble Centre Table, the top
rshlv rlad with colorel allhcstcr papier naehie 40
re trl rorntes Mahogany Extension and Tea Tapies'
Rocking and Votsre Chairs bronze aud gilt Msnt.i Lamps
at,e Rosewood Armour lined with satin wood and french
Mate door Rosewood and Mahogany French Bedstcads.
Frvptan and Italian top Bureaus wash and night Staids
elegant Pysc Glasses, Mahogany Dressing Tables an.
Toilet t'as,es polished steel Fire sets. rich Silver and
Plated ware Cut Glass China Dinner and Tea Sets Hall
,utborn Mahogany He'll stand on Cloth Silver and Ivory
Knivrs aud Fork. Feather Beds. Bedding. sc.
Also. one superior Boston made Rosewood Plano Forte
aud Music stool.
Nso. painucs--A selected collection OF Ancient and
Modern rainrgs comprising the works OF Rnoens MI
r'lo Raph1ol Guido PisZLette Van Dyck. Brewer, We.
oneg and other ma stc ard consisting OF fancy scrpturh
lsndscares flowers heads game, and other sa'geeu.
Also A larye cabinet OF Nnerals and Shells, containing
over 1910 specimens and beg the most rare and valuable
collection ever before offered AZ auction.
Also glass case contat Ing over lOo different varieties
OF birds Of the mos, beautiful pumnse, elegantly arranged
Also ) glass containing 100 specimens OF Mest
India crnb finely preserved and arranged to exhibit theT
natural colors.
Also large assortment OF Kitchen Furniture, with which
the sale will commence.
Catalogues ready on Tuesday. sls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

n Canton MnttinSs.-Jus, received, Per the shiT
Natchcz large invoice otcloice Maituss o beautiful fua
az made 10 order for this market of description anG
,rS,ith for sale cheap BY REUBEN SMITH .lR:
ali owls Broadway, tOpposite City Hali.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15
CONANT'S PATENT YEAST.


4 CCORDING % Az old maxim. " Bread IS the Staff OF
y Lii. hut certain .a good heNtiu brraf-slvee
light 5ed aig.,tibl-s by easily obtained and
risds o persons obliged wanj lolg without that
essential If Chemical science sad research
PENDED for more necessary and Useful purpose il Ia s
discovery the material hch should promptly and eaIn
IL produce good That ssiCsratrn has been OBJ
ruined by the skin ,nd patience Of Nj CoNNr OF Lowell
Who his acer7in.i the ingredients requisite Tor the
Of suTr excellent bread quickly The -four be keaded
and baked
fermentation much Of be nutritious I0fton OF tn Hour
extracted bat by the aFr!ice;ion Of CONANT AIk INT
Vast instantaneous eiFeTy-scece directly follows and
M The acclarins properties Of the meal ar retained thus
curing the eatre nourshmrut which the Hour naturally IN
cluG-3.
Soli v holes Il and retail b.
MI Sst.i Clinton Hall, cor Br-kInsn and Nassau
CEANfrNEY i ALLEN. Il SoBtii.>t. cor. N1Iden lane
GkSSNER& YOUNG, i12 JhothsTu-st.
CHESTER briggs. SCI Broadway
JOHN II BROWN y BROTHERS, l3s Eighth 1t
ST NPLES x FORD. IL Bower.
: : AlBRO sos D0w.Ty, COZ bond-s:
4 = 4 HOPE 10 Chamtrrs-st.
DO4liNfCK * kUMNlOND, 10 Greenwich-st.
SAMUEL KIP. 40J BfUtdwaT.
Also BY the principal eron-rs "a general mh5i,'i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

~ SPRING STYLE OF HATs.-BIRD, CORNER OF
P,xr AND NASSAU srREhTs-Gentemen Hats, ofthe style
for the ensuing will be introduced This Day tSau
day March. LIST, 1851
al l,nis. BIRD corner of Pine and Nassau rtrsets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

W0ODWoRTH'S PLANNING MACHINES.
EoURTEES YEARS EXPERIENCE, together with
rGny valuable Improvements and additions 20 his for
zoos, enables the subscriber furnish. short notice,
and Of the ost perfect construction, materials nnt work
ia.p Machines plane wood IL al it, sare;:el suci
piaairs CT siirfacing only, o. cutting moaldngs.
Ato. planning, tonguetnz and g.eov. ioin,ns, .sb
betting. sni planning cIip5c&rts
Application may be rcde 20 the subscriber AZ his estab-
fnei in Fo1ooro. az his ONCE Of CONNER
cia and Lewis strests, Boston, where Machines may bt
SEEN eId any information relative the may be OBJ
taned wei! Is Of Josiah Blackwell and Co. New YORK
or ~. " Sehenck, Albany.
Le;;srs OF mere Inquiry mus. be postpaid.
SAMUEL g. SCHENCK.
FGxboro' Iass April |, lst4. list
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15
COMMON SCHOOL LIBRARY.
- ,Dur rrlN- {. ~

- HAVE row ready COMMON SCHOOL LIBRA
m two Ses, each containing twenty-five volumes The de-
,iE has been 10 In This collection oy such works
as mas - read by every member Of family always lnouicat
ing good moral yet unsectasn character aiming give
~, interest aud a for reading.
The volumes strongly bcuad IN leather anI furnished al
the ow pric- OF 81 zach BY the series.
Recommendation from ;. Randall. Deruty Snterinehd-
at OF tommon Schools tor the SiHfe 81 New ok:
h,ye long been in the habit OF recommending your inst
series Of the School Library Trustees "a school Districts
wishing 20 purchsSe their Lihr. and chseruly
bear testimony 20 the value oi the sue series aNe
whole tie admirably adapted = the intellectual and
moral Of the generations. ans In E-7nrsS OF ihe
less than the cheap n hIc en'aled
ford them readers their introduction INTO oar school De-
trir, Ibririsx =, every rssi.-c, desirable si 2tls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

JAS. NJ. MILLER, Aucuoneer
DY JAMES ". MILLER. Hardware, Real Estate,
ID Leather. Boots, Shoes &c. at No. Liberty street, a.
its Junction with Maiden larc.
WEDNESDAY, 10th.
FURSTruRE-At / O'Clock, at LOG Duane street. near
Broadway, the Furniture contained In me above mousse
havln, been but e used consisting OF Paor and Bed
room Furniture such Carpets shogany rnbles Cha
OTTOMAN Pier Gls.ses ReiS,cads Beds and Bedding, &C.
THURSDAY, !7th April.
A. lOI o'clock al the store of Messrs Charles ~ Leipp
& Co. 5000 sides Sole Gather, with other articles In tho
line.
FRIDAY, April 10.
AZ lOi o'clock store No. Liberty street,
Roors SHOES BEoGAHs-500 casoI Boots. Shoes and
Rrogans will, 9th articles In the line.
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Giants Nos 1l3 Fulton s-.cc,, and "a Ann street.
I,I ,syzne.s nnste on eonsisnuen;s. ane 7soeP' 10
turns rnaao- ,,., .-,,s.n
10 oclccs At s. Beeeker-st sea- Broad sI,,,rs
saERIrF SALE OF FINE JEwELEf. WITCHES
CLOCKS e.. comprising arce ane ssi, Iss Ssn'
~ Az Ioc,r 81, s,ch IL sold ard silver Watches NAN
e, ana Ros,oa Clocks splendid SILVER ret Sets wv NV.
rcrs sn spoons gold Breaches Braeeei': Srssst rms
Finger Rias> Esr pro2s. gold Gulid and Eco ChaIns
Ms Ssis an KEYS one spleadA = = Tobias &C.
H.-lsor ,:ne. with large quantity OF ether Jeweir!'
Of every description. ,,.. ~.
Iron safe quantity CT OIL Paintings Oh Cloth, sc.
Also ore valuable Horse. a..
N.R-SAle positive. Catalogues viii Dc sss'y on INV
oriss c; sale
WEDNESDAY. April 18Th.
Az IOt ooc& ST Nc. lls Monroe 81; the Furniture o.
family brsakg 10 AoGSeSespuS comprising sofas Mano
ssuy Chairs Divaus. Ccntrc Tables, Nantel and HAN
Sr,ps ,;iranaccs Martel Gloss Carpets; o. Cloth knSs
Beds Beh>;eais, Iro>Ser' ard Glassware s'e'ss anu "a
lures Looking Glasses. Bureaus, Stands, &c.
Also. the Kitchen Furniture