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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17

The Democratic Union in recent p,,t.
used the following sentences
The spirit Of democracy is lha, Of lrmb 7.
has been over and over again said 10 ba Il.
spirit Of The New Testament.
The Louisville Journal in noicir the M,
ter says =" Rober, Dale Ow en-. is one or i.
most prominent spirits Of Democracy, ".
do not see with what Proprie,y il can be ,,,a
that his spirit is the spirit Of the New TEST.
men,"
Robert Dale Owen is an avowed Io61.J ,
an acknowledged Ieader Of Democracy IN
Indiana
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17
Charitable Highwayman.

lis said of Boulier, highwayman, that eO''
riding on the high road, he met young wOma'
who was weeping and appeared in great DIS
tress. Touched with compassion, he asked h''
wha, was The cause of her aff1iction; when sh'
told him creditor, attended by Sheriff. hal
gone to house she pointed out, and lhreaI'n'
ed TO take her husband TO Jail for debt OF 'hIi,
,y guineas. Boul,er gave her The amount, told
her TO pay the debt and set her husband al hOe''
ty; and she ran of, loading the honest man VIII
benedc,ions Boulier. in the mean time, wdlel
in The road ill he saw the creditor come oD'
and then took from him the thirty guneas' aud
every thing else he had abou, him.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17

NJ. Daguerre is said to have made d.
cry almost as wonderful as that to which |.
name has been given. IL consists of NM.
by which he can give to young Tree in ,b,.'
months the same developments as in a stat.
nature requiring as many years Thi, !, dan.
by sort Of grating near the root.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17

An unusual Mortality among the flies aP'
pears to prevail. The Southern papers nocs
it particularly, and the same thing is observed
in this city. What's the cause! The flies
burst and small worms issue from lhem.-Ph.
Ledger.
The same has been observed in BndgetOl
and in some Of our houses, says the Chronicle,
tens Of thousands die every day.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17
The Crops.

The farmers are now about finishing their
Wheat and Rye harvest, which in this region
has turned out extremely well. The corn, po.
iaioes, &c. also are in forward condition, but
are very much in want of soaking rain to give
them new head-way.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17
Hot Weather.

The Weather. during the past week, has
been excessively hot, and The subjec, of unrer.
sal conversation. Even in this cool region, the
thermometer crept up to los degrees. South
OF us, at Eas,on, Philadelphia, &C. it was still
much warmer.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17
I'm a SnarI.

The Locofocos Of Muskingum county, Ohio,
recently held meeting at GAINESVILLE, at which,
after fiery discussion, they refused to pass a
complimentary resolution of President Polk, by
q large majority.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17

Ii is said that a man in Massachu,eils ba,
carried a-case 10 the Supreme Courl which in.
wolves 25 cents. This is very small business.
as Moses Flower once said when he was told
his brush fence had been struck by lightning
and had burned up
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17

The Gettysburg (Pa.) Sentinel. says --.Our
farmers are in the midst of plenteous harvest
We learn that The crop of wheat is better in
his county than il has been for many years.
The corn, oats, &C., have very much i'm.
proved dulng The past week. and II is now
thought will yield an excellent crop.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17

The July No. Of this favourile Magazine is
received, and is truly elegant. |, contains three
fine engravings, and large quantity Of excel
lent reading matter.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17

Il is estimated that there are now in progress
Of erection within the limits Of Pennsylvania,
aboW one hundred new iron furnaces.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17

1t is said that some of the Old Hunkers talk
OF the following iicke. for ls46:
For Preslden'--Silas Wright, of New Y ork
For Vice President Gen. Sam Houston, of
Texas.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17

There is Scotch giant al Milwaukee, seven
fee, five inches high and weighing something
shor, of The fourth part Of a ton. He has wife
with him TOO, who is in reality 'brawny lass,
and weighs in proportion to her husband.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17

A piece Of common indigo made into a pa's
with spirits Of camphor, and applied to the
wound, will, it is said, neulralize the poison
arising from the bite Of snakes of any kind.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17

The rate Of postage on half ounce letter l"
any part Of Texas. is now ten cen,s---on new"
papers, one cent.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17

GT Y. b. Palmer, Esq, at his Real Estate
and Coal Office, No. SO Pine street, below Third,
two squares S. the Merchants Exchange, Phila.,
and No. l60 Nassau street, Tribune sbuildlngs,l
n. Y, is authorised to receive subscriptions and
advertisements for the Jefersonian Republican,
chanlcs, and tradesmen generally. may extend
their business by availing themselves of the op-
portunities for advertising country papers which
his agency affords.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17
A New DiscOYerY.

1t is stated in letter recently published in
the columns of the National Inielligencer, that
a new race Of people has been discovered near
the mission established by the American Board
al the Saboon who are described as being far
superior 10 any on the coast, and whose Ian
guage is represented as one of the mos, perfect
and harmonious in all the world who have
among them tradition tha, some Two cenlu-
ries ago stranger came to their country and
instructed them in civilization and their duties;
who are acquainted with The facts and truths Of
the holy scriptures, and who are remarkably
prepared for the reception of further kHowl-
edge They are al present removing from the
interior towards the coast.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17

The smoke was still rising from The runs
the burn, district at Piusburg, on the I'd.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17

mine Of rich iron ore has been opened
Vincent. Chester county, Pa.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17

An electric gun was exhibited IN LONDON |
few days since, which fired 1000 balls Da
ute. The mode of operation is secret Ou ,
supposed TO be by an explosion Of gssses'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17
III The DanvlIIe Demucral Of Saturday

26th says:
Yesterday. grindsione. something like FIVE
fee, in diameter, used for grinding hinges al the
foundry of Messrs. Moore & BIddle, while in
full motion, making 300 revolutions minute,
suddenly hurs, asunder in four pieces, ard The
centrifugal force was so great that piece OF
about 500 pounds was forced through the wall
in the second story of an adjoining building, | 5
or 20 feet distant, and was arrested only by he
wall on The opposite side of the room, which is
considerably injured. Another piece ascended
perpendicuIarly through the roof, tearing rafers,
&c. into fragments. Archibald McAllisrer, the
workman employed in grinding al The time, dis
covered by The motion of the stone that some
Thing was wrong, and turning away from it,
was Instantly carried off by piece some 10
feet distant, but without being materially in
iured But for this fortunate move he would
have been instantly killed.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-07-17

The following recipe is said TO be sOSeIs''
cure for bed bugs:
Take quantity Of whale oil, and ahoU' 'D'
same quantity Of lard or tallow, simmer 'hs| :
few moments together; so as they Will nA
Apply the mixture with feather or fine OlO,,'
10 the crevices and joints of The bed s'eads, a''
these vermin will no, only desert the Osa "
leave The room.
The New York herald., 1845-11-11
TEETHI TEETHI
DR.. BROWN, OCULIST,
Office lfS3 Canal sire ct.

SUCCESSOR to DR. Childs continues his successful
~ all diseases OF the and imperctions
which forty have yielded having been
declared incnrate by the most eminent ss Numerous
c his successful treatment have been publicly recorded
winch he refer About half Of opthalmc diseases
by measles small which, properly treated
are mostly cnrsbe. -
tresrg the which that delicate organ and its
pensges are subject would be almost unknown afflicted
would apply i when dimnuton Of sight first noucedo
in the early stages Of inflammation, however acute.
Up Of the longest standing)
Nehula Abus Leu Specks the OF
measles small purulent and catarrhal opthama ulees
successfully removed the sho possible time The last
named Specks ulcers
wounds Of the cornea, materially benefited.
Dr. Bro ssimps and neither resortng 10
those painful methods which generally adopted
pleasant trcons food which usually enforced To
worry the eye with eeches and bers the by
repeated Purgtves the best methods of
treating this disorder As diseases Of nothing
from diseases of other of the body it will depend
entirely upon the notions which the practitioner o
morbid action generally whit kind of he will judge
necessary put practice in this particular
Dr. will undertake where there good
for and hs aim and object being
the OF unable bic sight, the
Of the avail themselves OF his
freely the opulen His psn Of treatment will not
interfere with the hos whose failing sight
still alloys them attend and is perfectly safe with the
dcresf ant.
Dr. Brown can be consulted every day his Office Canal
street lcpast O'Clock Terms very moderate
On appca by mall postpaid stating the disease inc d
cine will be with directions OF the " g.
Canada. NIL ltSmc
The New York herald., 1845-11-11
Weekly Report or DeatIas.

Nov. to the 9th day of Nov l845
80 Men; 80 Women; AZ Boys; 81 Girls-Tota l56
DISEASES.
Apopexy2 Burned or scaided i Cancer Casualties 3;
IL; Group, Debility, 5; Dropsy, q Dropsy the head
Dropsy n the chest Drowned q Dysentery q Epilepsy
Inflammatsry l; Fever puerpera Q; Fever
tent Fever scarlet, Fever typhu Il Heart disease
Of, i inf mmation q Inflammation OF braT, 4; lnfamma
lungs la Of stomach s. Inflammation Of throat
L Marasmus Measles I; Old age, l; Pasy3 Prema-
birh3 Scroiuls 3; Small pox6; Ulcers liberation Of
tn oat, /; Unknown. 2.
Age-Undsr year, 20; Ito years, l2 I6; 5to 10,
60 10 l2 toSo 80 90 q 90 to lOO Il unknown,
00'suee5fNSiiiu uCeo5RfNNSiEiius b. ARCHER, CITY INSPECTOR
City Inspectors office. Nov. 10. I845.
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

|he suit pending between the Bank Of Kentucky and
Schuylkil Bank is expected to be decided soon, and
that decision depends the ability of the bank and
hches to increase their dividends which have for some
I past been much restricted by the fraud in suit
balance of the over issue Of stock by the Schuy kill
lk on the st Of July last was e00 on the lst of
y, 1874, it amounted to S669,300. The original
bunt has been reduced far the loss affects tae
TX of Kentucky, by appropriating portion Of the
hly earnings, to that object In the suit now pend
the Bank Of Kentucky bring their claim against the
uylk Bank, its agent for the amount Of over IS
of stock upon it for one million of dollars. The
teeding against Mr.. Lewis is bill Of discovery, call
upon him to testify to these transactions. Tho
mylkl Bank replies that it was never the agent of
Kentucky Bank but that Mr.. Lewis was. The Ken
XIV Bank insists upon the agency and offers tesmo.
showing that the schuylkll Bank, acting sometimes
Its president and at other times by its cashier, acted
|he agent Of the Kentucky Bank in the issue OF its
k The schuylkill Bank then says that 1t did act
] for the Kentucky Bank it acted in good faith, and
nothing whatever to do with the issues. To
the kentucky Bank rejoins by saying that the
kylkll Bank is responsible, having received from
Lewis the proceeds Of the issues. This alega-
is resisted by the schuylkill Bank, who says Mr..
lis was agent for both banks that his speculations
|uced immense losses to both, and that, If he did
over any Of the proceeds Of his over issues to the
Sykl Bank, it was to replace over drafts upon It,
the money was received honestly by the bank, and
r. Lewis was much the agent Of one institution as
other, he alone is responsible, and the Kentucky
h must look to him for redress.
ne report Of the Clinton Bank OF Columbus, Ohio,
the quarter ending November LIST, ls45 compared
! lint nj the same date last vear doea MT oxbib;t
great variation in the aggregate movement.
The New York herald., 1845-11-11
A NEW COURSE oF LEssoNs I'M ERENcH

NEW COURSE OF LESSONS IN FRENCH,
ON THE ROBERTSONIAN SYSTEM,
PY L. DU BUISSON, A. Man Evening Class is now
~ beg formed No i7 Green Hours Of attendance
and to O'Clock By this system the student sooner
thorough Of the language with all its diomatc Pc
cularities, than by any other method.
Further particulars terms &c. will be made known on ap-
plicaon at Mr. Bookham Select School, No l47 Green
per Of Houston street, between the hours Of A. M and
O'CLOCK T. NJ NIL 2wrc
The New York herald., 1845-11-11
CONSERVATIVES READ.
DECKS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP, or Pumonic


BRRoKLyN, September 9th, l845
Mr. Peek-Dear SirThankfunes and gratitude induce me
my in favor of your vaua BILE Cough syrup
About eight nine months attacked with severe
cough attended with symptoms So violent srousy alarm
family and friends while its long continuance threatened
total destruction Of health and comot Under these ccu
and experiencing relief from the usual emedes
husband induced by solicitation administer your
Sy,up H. purchased bottle and the effect had was aston.
ishEg ated like magic, and completely broL up my
cough heated the the chest banshed all the alarm
lag symptoms. aud has left me the Possession Of
excellent appetite aud completely restored to health You
refer who wishes have further evidence Of
effects my husband at the tch store Court
or L, me, LUCRETlA LOCKWOOD,
No l60 Nassau street, Brooklyn, l. I.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, By VIM. f. PEEK,
81 john street end III Greenwich avenue, N. Y.
Agetst oddneton, Spring and Hudson sts; Hart,
Grand aud Norfolk streets; Owen Bowey and Bond
Ford -Four aud Wooster Hubbard Grove aud Hud
son: Mountain, Fulton street. Brooklyn.
Price IS cents per bottle NIL lmtmc
p ACKEr SHIP OsWEGO, for New Orleans-Passeagers
BY this ship will please be board t Orleans wharf foot
Of Wall street. this Tuesday llthlnstan at IL o'clock,
at which time the ship will sail. n1lrc
DACKET SHlp LiV RPO OIL, from Lvepooi,is dlscharg
ing foot OF Roosevelt street. Il. r. Consgnees will please
send their permits board without delay All goods
mitted must be sent 20 public
WUODHULL & MlNTURN,
nil 3trc 81 South
The New York herald., 1845-11-11
SOLAR LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, GIRANDoLEs

sULAH LANPS, CHANDELIERS, GINANDULES,
TEA TRAYS. &c.
'HE UHSCRlBER has opened splendid
of Soar amps various perns Suspending Bracket
Soars; Chandeliers with from 10 five lights; G aud
bronzed GiTandoes, OF entire patterns trimmed with
Eogsh prisms ofthe finest ustre, sets and pairs.
Also, assortment Of Japanned Tea Tavs of Gothic and
oval perns which he offers for sale wholesale and
upon the most reasonable terms.
JOHN w. MORGAN,
15i Fulton door east OF Broadway
B-Wanted at the above establishment, good journey
man lamp maker. NIL im+mc
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

On Sunday, 9th inst SOPHIA MATILDA, wife Of Henry
w. Sill.
The funeral will take place Tuesday llth inst, at
81 NJ from s4 Duane street, the friends OF the family
are invited to attend without further notice.
On the 3lst ult., at Mobile, CHRISTOPHER DuRyEE,
aged about 28 years, native Of this State
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

CHEAP SOAP WORKS.
DEPOT NO. COURTLANDT STREET,
Under the National Hotel
OHSON'S Walnut Oil Shaving Soap.
do Superior Almond Soap.
do Toilet Soap
All highly scented and prices lower than any other
houie Al kinds Of Peumery for BARRIERS, Storekeepe
Families, SC Sold by
e. VAN SCHOONHOVEN,
n9 lm~r No. Courlandt street.
The New York herald., 1845-11-11
PROMENADE co lERTc,
4 LA MU SARD.
FIRST CONCERT WILL TAKE PLACE ON
Saturday, 2Stii November,


rTNHE MEMBERS Of the New York Musical Association
respectfully beg leave to their friends and the
public their intention series Of Instrumental Concerts
during the winter Pot Pourrs,
Values Quadrille etc. etc. by Strauss Lanner Labzky,
Polkas usard Julien Guns and other celebrated
Such musical having created III,
citement the musical circles Europe the said
the OF numerous friends OF have all
the and best compositions of modern times, which
in rehearsal by full and effective Orche, ira Of
THIRTY-THREE PERFORMERS.
In order from loss which might
from the large number Of performers and the heavy
necessary, has been thought advisable sub
scripon lists 10 the Music Stores order that those
who desire TO attend the performance may subscribe and
to the projectors number OF tickets.
PRICE OF TICKETS OF ADMISSION, THREE DOL
LARS, FOR SIX CONCERTS
To be paid the delivery tickets for the first
tickets for subscribers be obtained applying
mee for so each at the door the of the
certs rs cents each.
Committee of arrangements:
J. F. WOLTER, Il6 West GEORGE SNElDER, 50
Broadway. Crosby st.
The New York herald., 1845-11-11
NIBLO'S.
NIBLO'S.
GRAND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSION.

GRAND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSION.
HERR ALEXANDER,
THE GER NJ n " M A &c a ",
repecty returns his sincere thanks for the lber-
M al patronage he has experienced since opening IN New
Having stteripg reception he Undue ed
he ~. advice of his friends to remain ONE WEEK NGER
darng which time he will his utmost endeayo
HE naf,ns further continuance Of their favors
by so his rfomanc,s to render each venog
en'''' This aud every Evening this week.
Tickets Ffy Cents.
Doors open At 7Pt trormance commences at N O'Clock.
nI06fE
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

Married.

On the 18th ult at New Orleans, by the Rev. James
Beatte. ESQ., ALEXANDER s. SLOAN of this city, to Miss
Many ANN BELL Of the former place.
The New York herald., 1845-11-11
GENLEMEN'S CAST OFF CLOTHING


GENLEMEN'S CAST OFF CLOTHING
WANTED.
ENTLEMEN desrous of turning into carh their super
~ huous effects such Clothing, Fire Arms Jewelry &c.
&c will obtain from the subscriber
IRON any of the dealers. H. LEVETT,
No. 2 w all street, New York
Gen,l.men leaving thr address, sending line through
Post Office otherwise will be puncuay attended their
residences.
Clothing cleaned and repaired. nil 1t.r
TYNE, Nails Cordage. Shoe Thread, Cotton Bagg,ug,
Buraps Seine Twne ofevery description Carpet Warp,
Wcking, Hide Whips, Glue Oakum, Bale Rope &c, &C.,
for sale by ZEBRA & CUNNING,
NIL 1ttmc log Pearl street
The New York herald., 1845-11-11
NEW YORK SACRED MUsIC cOCIE +
GRAND ORATORIO OF SAMSON,
nv HANDEL

GRAND ORATORIO OF SAMSON,
BY HANDEL
THIS splendid Oratoo will he performed by the Sacred
Music Society Friday Evening" 2ls instant the Ta
bernrale, for the first time in this city.
The public be assured that this will be Of the
magnificent performances given by the Society. The
principal Solo parts will be sustained by the following dst
e'''"e' MISS MISS STONE, MISS GARCIA,
Principal Sopranos of the Boston Handel and Hayden Society
MIR. J. s. JONES.
The celebrated Tenor Singer, tie part Of Samson.
MIR. EDWARD SHEPHERD,
AS Haraphi hs frst ten Together with
- other eminent talent.
MIR A. U. HAYTER, the celebrated Organist Of the Bos
tor Handel and Hayden Sncty, will preside al the Organ
The whole uneer the dir ction OF Mr. U. T. HILL.
u The Performing Members of the Society requested
TO attend special rehearsal their Hall 40 Broadway
Wednesday evening next. -
Non performing Members obtain hs tickets Of Mr..
Geo. Whitlock, No no Canal street nil 2trc
MISS BRAMSON'S CONCERT.
MISS J0SEPHINE BRAMSON. tagged 10 yearsl assisted
1Vl by her sister, MISS HARRIET BRAMSOM, (aged7
year respectfully informs her friends and the public that abe
will give her
FAREWELL CONCERT,
AT
Nibios Saloon,
On Tuesday, November 1tth, 1S45,
On which occasion she will be assisted by the following tai
MISS wINDMuLLER;
MONS LOUIS GILBERT,
MR. AUSTIN PHILLIPS, and
AN ORCHEsTRA comrrising the first tlent Of The city, un
Piano Forte tfrom T. A. Chambers, 3s5 Broadway.) ,,
R.HE O..
The New York herald., 1845-11-11

Certificates presented MISS Josephine Bramson by thirty
one eminent professors Of music =.
prvae party and must confess that never hs,a "a "a
child often years age play the Piano Forte win all tne
rapidy the precision the steady mekeepng and 9 taste
Of adult prossor she throw more force also INTO he
volumes her tones could have supposed her phv
cal strength could accomplish We feel confident She Is des
tined 10 pianist thus far known Professors
OF New York-riero Maro cell Michele Rapett, George
Loder Heinrich Kyle, Austin Phillips JULIUS Mex
N q H a w Thos Jones. Professors OF Philadelphis-S
EhTlieh Cross Coniqc Edw B,rtGn Joseph rlshs
Vincent Smith Augustus Cas Prosessors OF Baltimore
Samuel Carusi, A Allen, Petr, A Metz P,oesson ol
Uarfiord-W Babcock, w Greatorex Taylor, Jas
u..', 10. lopds Carl Ioreny 6t*r
The New York herald., 1845-11-11
WA N1EI,
HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OE NdPHTHA

IftE IhlU MIL COMPLE lei.
NOTWITHSTANDING the short time during which
this invaluable medicine has been before the Anne
rabc its s2ecic critics and virtues have unequvocy
proved TO be ony the reliable but also unang
remedy in all affections prescribed be within its legitimate
nol Unlike yauned articles advertised, the Naph
ta Syrup forth succedenum for every anen
remedy for every disease; but for its astonishing
possessed by other medicament within range
Phamacopaia, in allaying tation Inflammation Of tie
coatnss and stimulating the bronch action; in
remarkable virtues and Alternative and
above all Tor its wonderful property Of
ARRESTING THE FORMATION OF TUBERCLE
And breaking down pulmonary disease when established All
nqurers referred to which will be
SfD Hastings and more recently six Of tvde Lon
of London, sufficient Of themselves convince the tmo
skepa Of the perfect durability by the abov. remedial
justly dreaded disease Phthss Pumonas
Tubercular Consumption. Let none despair
For sale by MOORE 4 CO., the American Agents, l
Ann street, and j. Elliott, I73 DIVISION STREET, op-
posite Ludlow, New York. Price 81 bottle-six bot
ties for So. ms I'm je
The New York herald., 1845-11-11
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
w. HI. DEGROOT s. CO.,


WOULD respectfully inform their Customers the Pub
w lie they prepared furnish every article
line the following low prices which least 30
Oyercoats Of best material made ard trimmed in the latest
style from ss To- s2o Coaks Of French and English
Dress and Frock Goats from So SIS Pants OF every shade
and color aud best quality from 81 SOTO ST. Also endless
OF Vests of excellent rial and made the
b,s. from 81 g iAtews exten,vs variety Of
will be made suit the fasdious A full will
be furnished "a hours for from SIS $50 Best Of Cutters
particular, can be suited at NO. iO2 FULTON STREET.
90 mm
The New York herald., 1845-11-11
EVENING AMUSEMENT.

EVENING AMUSEMENT.
has been source OF general regret that so few
mites Offer that prove sufficiently young
draw them from the haunts of dissipation and vice
into which fall, fom Of rational and in
which attractions also combining health plea
aud information, where gentlemen and
agreeable hour Disbrows Riding School, 4s Bowery
Terms for of twelve lessons So Subscribers
,emence lhe school viii be evening from to
% O'Clock (Sundays excepted)
The School is open daily for Ladies' from 9AM TO M
o3i lm+rc