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JOSIAH kiChAkDs, Ascsionees.
10y BANGS, RICHARDS Il PLATrs-Sto
- ~ Bro%iwAy.-Lii,ers. cash advances made % 60
signnssnts for suction s.lss
MONDAY EVENING. Oct Q.
VALUABLE Books, ILLusrsArED Wosxs, sc,-A largo
and ciO collection % books selected ron private ofs
r-s embracing many fine English sfi.Ons splendid llas.
.ralsd works, including = copy Of Aufuboas brds VI
America NcksDzie's Indian Portrait Gallery FISHER
BArftr. works Of scenery In Europe sni Anefi'
.hed ~OfSs-Dgstner with valuable collection of stand
ard works. -
Also selection Of German books hne editions Of popu
lar authors
CssIo.u wiz be ready on Saturday prsyloa. 70 sale
L. COTTON d co. Auction and Commission hes.
chants, Nos ll3 Fulton suest and ~ Ann srest-Lib-
sfa advances made consknnens and promps fotufne
made
szcosD-HasD FusNTuRs, &c SATURDAY, Oct T. at
10 clOcx auction room, comprising SOFAS mabosS
~ and chairs bureaus secf.,snes,
hgpost mahogany and field oedstsas, cenfe dining and
sbrs, looking gssser, feather BEDS angie and doubts
counc house msho. any enclosed ~"hsands, Toll
et. Boston lockers. stove. Nc -
10y JAMES "; MILLER.
ID MONDAY, Oct tth
AtI2o'cocx az the Merchants Exchange,
VII be sold grouoi l1ln and l<7th sic, near
The Railroad b.tx Alb an avenue bsns IS feet front
on IIh and h by 30 iSct deep, making two fronts
Located near Foyds Garden, and VI hs proper grade
80 Bfoorne-sL Sale positive.
TUESDAY, Oct T.
Alto; O'Clock, ~ the store No. Liber!ySe A.
Doors. SHOES And BRocASs.-ltaJ cases booh, Snoes
and grogans consisting OF every yaety suitable for South-
ern, Wes.srn aud Northern trade sac POSITIVE.
CAsAosaes goods ready for examination days bsfors
he sale
Every lot vii. be sold without reserve
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~ To Hnttcr-.-Thr owner ot 4 fashionable Hat
Store 10 the lower par of the Cy, doing good cash bust
ne-s desires to soil out good opportunity for compr
tent person with moderate oaa capital Address H. bon
l6l . Lower p q. eu4o 1917
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PHALON's FAMOv HAIR COMMUNICATION has now
enviahle nOorcty by his famous Chemical Basam or
Hair lnvgOrsor II keeps away badness. makes the Hair
thick and beautiful To OOk upon and the disageea
bic danduf scur hch less Is the occasion OF
badness Every body whose Hair is weak falling of
should bottle. for II Is truly valuable discovery and
beneficial all PhsiOn il with customers which
sure sig value sod and prepared by Fhslon, PA
Broadway, opposite ST. Psurs Church ~
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THE SUNDAY TIMES

And NOAHS WEEKLY MESSENGER OF tomor-
= 4 row, (Oct nh viii contain
Curtain Lecture the Black Mai Family Quite Do
nestle Scene Mrs q. visits the Olympic.
Revolutionary "reminiscences No. IS. David Ramsey.
The Nuns Foot, Russian Legend translated for this pa
per BY Mrs. T " Meghsn.
Items Of curious and useful information. original com-
palion of interest
Poetry-A Husbands Blessing.
An Incident or twO-A Pail Bearer.
Random Resdngs-hlghly humorous Among the Edito-
rails
TIE Press under the control OF Foreigners.
Episcopal Convention.
News from Washington.
The Drama, or amisemens generally
The WOf.I- Convention. Foreign lntelli sence
Theatrical Criiiques FOR the week
A Rare Project 4 Modest Man. New color for our fag
Literary matters. Latest News from all quarters. Para
rsphs Of every variety, wifv humorous, satTcu etc
f'cr ceni- copy, or 81 year, In advance Office l6s
Nassau - tap slfsl between Tsmmsny Hall and the TIT
iIue Buildings OF n
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Boarding.

tITANTED-By awidow Lady, board IN a respectable
w private family location between Houston and lih
ss aud the 50 and 5h Address At ihs office,
r. %. OF ous'
BOARD. with very pleasant Room for TWO young
ID men or gentleman and las wife, al % Beekman-st
Good reference given ard r. Quired. q. ST.
DOAKD.-a handsome second story front room with
ID pantry, suitable for lady and geneman-a small
room Joining II required also other rooms suitable or
single gentlemen. References exchanged Apply ~ III
Le1narlt uesri- Opposite he Carlton hou-e % +ls
BOARD WANTED-ror the whole season, without
~ fuel or .hi for gentleman, lady, aud Two children
and years old Requisites large room comfortably lr-
shed. higher lhsn the third hoor, TWO PLAIN locking
chairs included. place for coa house not above siNts
and situated In qe and sry street within reasonable re,ch
of the stages pfiyste family Will b. preferred Terms
must reasonable and stated In he reply. Address w r.
u Trlsne office References eNchlnged oil isti
I,UARDINt.-Furnisned unfinished rooms TO let
- board -u able for married or single persons, on
reasonable terms Apply 30 Lheryst near Broadway
Reference exchanged y 3. Gentlemen no wish % dine
only be accommodated 90 l"ls,
ltOAkDi>t.-A few genfeel persons can he accommo-
ID dated with board ind desirable rooms, with bedrooms
and closets al Joining ON s "a and 81 floors oi house No
go Chambers - few doors west OF Broadway The rooms
are large and airy and the house j. well supplied with Gro
ton water bathing room, 10 which boarders viii have
access without charge. References given and re-
rrfr,d Anpiv AZ 81 chamhers-st 80 istf
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED,


4 library or CHOICE READING, No. . hs1hus
Ia Table TsS. Second Series. Part J. Que uicA Hosine
beautifully printed. price - CT. .
CoNTENrs.-Esssy the feeling oi immortality IN o"n
On tie want OF Nouey-On setting for ones fictufe-
Whether Genius conscious - - Powerful i'naou,ts
ani Country Peope-On Living 20 ones >ed-pn vrniu,
ard Common ssn-e-On Drcams-On tHVy--Sr NAieT
scott Racine anu Shakespeare. Nc. SC
These comprise many Of The best things nat hax'
m ever said and h. high praise enough az least 10 com
the al who take delight IN such reoiins As ne
fssays OF Eaa or Christopher North with whom Ne -
kindred spirit There something partcu ary fascinating
about dissertations Their easy intimate -iys wins
the reser into tue feeling Of symp sihy and companion
"a, n 4, IN tho y.rttar ~ y. Post
puhiishes ana FOR s,ie nv WILEY 4 Pl IMAM.
- lGl BrOsdwsy
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cipes, furnished with Gymnasium Shower Baths and
other important provisions for health. and calculated 70 I'M
part sound practical education, 70 quality the student TO
study any profession 10 enter any class IN college VII
opened the Isl Monday In Noyemscr IN the township
Of Shrewsbury three miles from the celebrated watering
place Of Long Branch aud half am- from EaOnown Land
ina. wh're steamer plies daily from foot OF Gatherings,
" T. Further information given. and circulars furnished
at 1871 Nassau by. % n b. J. GRAY. Proprietor.
TNE.'- ACADEMY or vi SIC, az ii0ust)n-.L-
Glasses of Ladies and Miss of various grades N su-
cal siudyboih in Soeege AID Nocaizaionarc taught In
the morning. and arrnoon me sauie Tor lAdlr' ana nsn
emen On ths. evening Of which classes j. now study
ing the Opera Linda ID ChamouriA' by Donizert
The Plan, FORE and Singing Is hnsm 10 pnVa'e sssoh'
either at the school or the pupils residence % I'm
EO~TER'- ~Y-TEti OF BookkecPng-A practical
system Of Bookkeeping, by Double and Single EHtry.
three books, with the most approved forms OF
Exchanges. Calculations, &c SC. ICED caiy In the best
practical accountant Four editions OF THIS work having
been pub- shed In Boston. the publishers ISSUE the hh ed
ton in this city win the following testimonials from Mer
We have examined Fosters Practical Bookkeeping snd
feel hesitation in recommending AS vauabl" Text
BOOK Tor those who may wish 10 become familiar " I'm the
form. II practical business"
F Franz Haven President Merchants Bank
samuel Rockingham, DO sue DO Boston
James c Wide Cashier, Boston do
Archibald Foster, do Granite do
Published and for sale at the Boston Book Store gas
Broadway 81 Il sANTON HUNTINGTON.
A Eh MUM AND sNINs tihr-T- IN tu'
"A Frenc Language. uad-r the instruction o Professor
4 ). Nileplpit, bens formed al Mr.. Greeneafs
School for Young Ladies, ,6 rierr-pcrs cor OF Clinton
Brooklyn FOR Terms. &c, see Brooklyn papers ~ ~
AIRS. II. VI. PEtLtN re-pt cimly announces tuai
VI she has reJpenr class FOR instruction IN Landscape
Painting oil colOrs, az No. - Third ~ % oeod
rI'U CITY MERCHANTS sui Othefs-A Good In
vesimeu--Ihe Orleans American, the Oldest Nrwspa-
per- ami having largest issue 0i any west OF ROchesrr
n the STATED for considerable distance circulating IN lr
Counties OF Monroe Orleans, Geirsee Wyoming and NJ
agara being located Albion, the heart of The noted
Genesce COunlry) where more What Wa shipped last
year than other pont the Erie Canal or Bu
s0 and where arge amount of goods yearly disposed
Of affords superior Inducements 10 business OF The En-
poriu who DESTROYS Of the patronage Of Country Mer
chants ~ avail themselves Of lis columns In the way Of
fdertnements To Lawyers 1t presents the channel for
legal notices be published In the County of Orleans.
Terms very reasonable
v. 3. Palmer, Agent in NeSfors
81 I'm 81. II. DEMO.
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THE GOLDEN RI LIZ for Saturday next Will contain
Tie conclusion % Br Rurdes capsistHr OF '>NN EET
HEiRT WIFE and WIDOW. and splendid story en-
uti,d Lady Barbara White Rose
ALso-A continuation OF the important Procee, ngsof the
Grand Lodge of The Uned states, and much other sser Of
Interest % Odd Fellows and their families.
Being established a arm basis. brothers OF Es Or
der respectfully solicited hand IN their subscrpt1 ms
10 The Office q AnnsL Terms 81 cents, payable weekly %
the Carriers - 50a year advance. Served IN every
part ofihe City and Broosyu Mol Subscribers - year
OF IT. +. WINCHESTER. Publisher.
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&C TUTTLE, Auctione-r
q, .tsa Hall g-flKS d. A.

MANAGED TOYS.-JACOB =. PLATT VIII cell,
~ THIS DAY, at 10 O'clock IL the auction ROOM No Is
the ba Of Toys damaged board ship South
port bound 10 Charleston, viz Is Cases, consisting VI
general assortment o; goods Terms cash. banksbe
aey. The goods are ready.
Also which the sale will commence II 10 ociock
box damaged sadiiery. "a IL
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ENGLISH PAPERS


DECEIVED by the Cambria London Illustrated News
IL SEPT 9Th and 5ih
London Pictorial Times, Sept 18th and 18TH
London Punch.
London Dispatch, sept TN
Bells Lite N London, Sept I'll 49,,
Also al ihe principal Weesss OF New-iors, IN iadel-
phia and Boston. VIZ. Yankee.
Weekly Mirror Phi adelphia Sat Courier.
Broadway Journal, Meals Gszstte
Rambler. saturday Post,
Emporium, Uncle sam
TIE Examiner. by I. l. Nichols; Theatrical World.
This day published Hsrpcrs' Illustrated >hssspeare.
Nos. 81 and Lariner Lectures No. H. price p cents
IL Or AIAM rr-hlna nuiln.. Na..an..L
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ry"Vniyer.aI Typography. This is the name

Universal Typogrtphy.' '-IhIs Is NC uAle
gwen by method OF making al kinds
of topographic plates out OF new compound for type
metal and BY which stereotype WORK aud PARTICULAR
duced more Than on4-haf 10 expense The metal il
asO applicable "a Numerous Other pErposes-es substitute
Tor wood types substitute for msiera FOR wood en-
sraver. umbrella ana cane hesd-, picture frames &c &c
The subscriber the for the patrniee, Mr Josiah
Warren OF Hlmony. lad ana and being In such poor
health that am compelled return horl-. vii receive
proposals during the few days remain 10 The city, sell
the right TO use this invention by which fortunes viii be
realized.
viii see any gentleman Who wishes further information
who viii call on me a. SAXON Mle-' bookstore, 2c5
Broadway. between 10 and = o'clock; Or II ~ VIII eave
his adtrr-. vii. call on him SOLON ROBINSON.
\sv.Ynr. Oct Z lg., " =
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re- PROF. Bnsh,. LecInrcs on be- ruiure u

cording to SwedenboTg. VIII be continued Sabbath
evening newt 18th nstl at the Society Library Buildings.
corner OF Leonardsl and Brosdw Subject" The Re-.
laon of the higher Phenomena OF Mesmersm 10 the Doc
trine. Of Swedsuborg showing thsi these facts however
marvellous are ali adequately accounted for by lie paOs0
pnv Of he spiritual world disclosed by him Lecture to
commence Al half past T. Srais tree O. ais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04

rSRcpeai. Rcpcai.-A meeting Of the United Irish
Repeal Association the CITY of Ne~No will be held ~
lsmmany Hall Tuesday. October I at " 7. NJ The
friends OF the invited TO aiiend BY order.
90 81 CHAS T. SHEA, Sec'y.
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MEDICI SERIES OF ITALIAN PROSE,

MED4Cl SERIES Ok ITALIAN fhOSL,
DART IN.-Just publ shed the ClZen Of Republic by
i Ansado Ceba. Translated by G. Edwards Lester
! vol limo
lis indeed noble compositon-Iepe'e with learning
thought and the purest Clss.cism.r Broadway Jour
II j. In every admirable book aud 10 espsci-
ally fitted for universal study in this Republican country
Courier x Enquirer
IL production OF the matured OF one OF the most
iu-uous those Republicans who adorned the period Of
toe Medci--a political ritter VINO has superior among
hi- c0temporaries." IN Y Express.
unique n It's character and will be read with delight
by All p.r-Ons OF correct fasls.' Tribune
Its the production Of Republican philosop her paor
sni phiauhrop-l and should be made class book IN
schools and colleges" y. Y. sun
The Challenge u Baricua. Price ~ cents.
We promised lu these series Tara rctOns
from the productions OF Italian Genus and he rs volume
Is a far warrant tluat shall not disappoated.'
Hunt. Merchants Magazine
Tine FlOrentine Histories by Mschiayri, ? vols
Neither the FiOrcutne Histories NlcOlO Machiayeli
need be commented by U.S. Broadway Journal.
o3l PAINE ( BURGESS - John-sr
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~ Chemical naI-aIi. or Hair Inyigoralo

~ Chemical 5aI-nnI, or Hair InvIgOrator.-
remedy Tor al diseases incidental 20 TIE III and ~
sorave all where Badness Is not hey the reach
Of ART
MERITS 90 THE CHEMICAL BALsAM or HsfR IsylGoRA-
ToR-lt prevents badness removes csnfrui anu cuiaue
ous scur keeps the hair IN IL natural coor and prevents
from turning grey. Iii now presented Ia ihe world WIN
firm belief thai a. beautiful and healthy restorative OF the
Hair II will be found, on irisl, uneGsei.
Prepared solely hy +. PHALON, No. ~ Broadway.
Accuse. Fish 4 Co. Washington ID. c. Aver \ Phe-
an 70 Broai-s Columbus, Ca, 2. X. Tge. Philaiepn
Penn: R Rec corner OF Cogr and Howard - Boston
v z Lsckrow 81 B-ayer-sL Albany {. 3. Brewer, No
los Fulton It Brooklyn; NJ J. Fletcher Msrebou, Ulster
Co. New YORK. ~ lmeoiis'
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10 -. Ciement's Church. Amlty- A Committee
or me 'e-y III - m attendance Al the Church on FRIDAY
and SA9IHsy o ms week, between me hours o; and
O'clock 2 NJ ior The purpose of letting he vacsn; Pews
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EMILY ELWOOD.

ar THE hermit OF THE CRAGS-A Romance 81
~ ili. Last War By Benjamin Barker. E-q, Published
this day : Fs.nch's Publishing Hail. 1B3 Broadway, up
stairs This book contains 81 neatly printed pages and two
pots pr~- 2lc cts % tti.eodE
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COMMON PIEAs-Mondsy. -Part l, before Judge DAILY,
Nos 1872 l6l l65 IN. g los 49, % ST. q a. 1875 49,
l@-Part2 before Judge lngraham in Board Of Assist
MI Adermens room-Nos 1879 So 90 l2l. al, 1903 l6i,
SA
syPEnoR CoURT-Two Courts will be held for the
VA ID causes on the ensuing October term commencing
on the nrsf Tuesday of he
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CULTivAToR FOR OCTOBER

L ST RECElk EO.-The reputation Of this publication FOX
~ intrinsic worth j. rnrvaed Is considered by agrcu
rsts 10 be- thu best work OF the Kind published Sub
-erpon price only dollar per year Complete sets Of
the bsck volumes. also single numbers Pee had of
OF MARX n. NEMMAN. LOO Rrpahwav.
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% ;::: AZ: ii'$5: : #;
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rv- Discussion To Morrow. Sand

w Robert Owen will Lecture al Franklin Hsll or
sunday October tb. lSt5 IN the morning. al hapssi TO-
and in the evening 81 The public are respectfully re-
Quesiei to attend.
The ahoye Han 70 be LEI four nights IN The week. u.
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- Nioo- Garden - Manufacturers. Mechanics. Arusans.
Inventors shoad s~no their articles Intended for
exhibition and coupetitioo. during this LAY AMI evening
Monday. Oct nth-Iae Garden Will op~n "a he Gbic al
II O'clock close night With ssnitceni nrc~ ofks
Oct 7th-An opening Address. by Professor Maps at
p. NJ
Oct sth-Ns,ions Convention OF Farmers. GsrJen~v snd
Sik Cururisis Address Vocal aud instrumental Music.
Oct iOth-Nslousi Convention, continued
Oct iith-Nsuonsl Convention cios~s Address at " r.
W. IN the gr.a, ss.oon Great display Of Fireworks
SECOND WEEK, COMMENCING
Monday, &c. 18Th PowiDg and Spadns Matches, Show
OF Cattle Horses &C Triumphant Procrssion-Ne hices.
loaded with choice productions Anniversary Address, M
sic. Fireworks, &c. NH
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FYHIBITTON OF THE "IVORY CHRIS

4 2l7 Broadway, ~ Y. This IL the largest and most
~ heaurnll Ivory Statue in the World IL was executed
by Monk IN the Convent ~ - Nicholas nj Genoa from
oid block Iuory feet long by fourteen inches diam
eier and pronounced by the highest authority 10 be with
OUT = parallel among works of Arr Abundance IS cents
Exhibition day and evening. sl9 lms
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The receipts Of the Long Island from all sources for
September were about s37 30 against 10000 in sep
enber year he entire receipts siRee lat January
are not far from S266OOO There be no comparison
Instituted with the same time last year as the road was
IL MI
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CASTLE t.AKDEN.-rhe doors VIII opsn >. nsli.

EA>TIE tAkDEN.-rh- doors Will open - mali
p.st = and The psrformsncrs viii commence 81 halt pas
Ocors precisely Adm ission - cents Two opcfas on
night beng positively the last app sr~nee " b-
B1rle.cue Opera Company. saturday Evening, Oct sh
si ~ gives the mock Opers o. som an Vnfoe, taAen
from la >on anhus with s the original music Between
. AMI 81 parts ir,eruis-on Of hair sn hour for
prueuae ami refreshments also To a-ord opportunity
of examining he beautiful 10 Cosmolsmss To conclude
viii La Bsj adere enulled BuyiDve, or the Revolt OF
~, Wa-li
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DALMO's OPERA HOCsE.-ruesdsy. sepse~e~
L Sth. isb-Tv~ry NirhI-Admissien 2, cents oely-
Messrs GkRMoN, srASwOOD. HARRINGTON. PEI
HAM and WHITE, having r~oeivcd solicitations rom
many 'sfh-- ~ have bal opportunity OF w
uessiox fl-if nmAbl- p~rforrnanc.. owing The large
CROWD. hat nislly ~ he Op~rs Hoa.~ have consented b.
remain a short ine longer.
Op-n -very ghf unil further notice.
For particulars SEE programme
~ Doors Open AZ 1.-COnceri 10 commence nA
~ Roves and b. secured daily from 10 A ~
I'll p. w. al the box once ssoS a
NIBi.O'S GAkDEN.-Enirsno- IN Bro.dway-
V Cnsnge Of holr-to commence al O'clo~s- saiss
a.v evening oct IN third snd lsst ngtg Of sh~rdan's
Comedy the School 70, Scandal performed t~ THE
wees With universe. approval 20 inu tssonabe snd Dc
lighted suci.uee. Mr. II Plscide. Ms. Mowsu and Mr.
Cr.p Overture TO GGs;aye To be succeeded by School
FOR Scandal Lady Trsx@, Mr.. Mowsu, Mra Csn1osr.
Mrs Ws,u; Lady Sn-erweil. Mrs ChpP~ndale; Maria
(nr.: appesrsncel Mira WHieou; Sir Peter resrs. Mr.
Henry Pscie Charlie Surface. Mr. Crsp Cractree DIN
Sefon Sir Ben amin Bsckbiie, Wslcou Trip Chppen-
dale Tickets 50 cents
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-04-24
WHO DOUBTS

Let them call and satisfy themselves,
That they can get higher prices for all kinds
OF produce. and buy Lumber cheaper, at Mil
ford than in any other market in this section of
country. The subscribers have on hand and
fos sale at their yard in Milford
$4,000 feet White Pine Boards,$9 to sll 90
$4,000 =" Hemlock $50 TO 90
10000 &" Pine Siding, 600 TO 10 SO
10000" Sap Yellow Pine (" 3 90 to %
10000 Heart all 90 TO IL 90
5000 =" Panel boards,
10000" Ceiling Lath,
10000" I" Pine Shingles, $50 to 500
ALSO-About
10000 feet White and Yellow Pine Boards
at Shoholy Falls Mills, for sale at
prices to suit the times. Call and
satisfy yourselves
G. w. DEWITT & BROTHER.
Milford. Dec. ID, is43.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-04-24
Worms Kill Thousands.

CHILDREN are most subject to them, but per-
| sons of all ages are liable to be afflicted with
them Bad breath, paleness about the lips, flush
ed cheeks, picking at the nose, wasting away,
leanness, pain in the bowels joints or limbs, dis
turbed sleep, frightful dreams. moaning and some
times vofaclous appetite, ale among the symp-
toms of worms. Many doctored for months
for some other imaginary disease, when one box
OF Sherman Worm LoZenges would effect cure.
Dr. Ryan, corner of Prince street and the Bowery,
cured a man Of worms that was reduced to skel-
eton, and by only one box of Shermans LoZenges:
he is now as fat alderman. The Hon b.
b. Beardsey has saved the life of one ofhis chill.
dren by them. The sale of over 2 0OO, 900 of boxes
has fully tested them. They are the only infalli-
BILE worm destroying medicine known What
family will be without them1
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Whoopino Coughs,
Asthma, and all affections of the lungs, will find
healing value in Sherman's Cough Lozenges.
They saved the Rev. Richard De Forrest, the
Rev. Mr.. Streeter, Jonathan Howarth, Esq, and
that worthy old hero, Leonard Rogers from the
consumptive's grave. They cured in one dav. the
Rev. Mr.. Dunbar, the Rev. MIR. Handbook, VIM.
H. Attree, Esq, of distressing coughs. They are
the pleasantest cough medicine and cure the soon
est of any known remedy
Headache, Sea sickness and Palpitation, re-
lleved In from five to ten minutes by Sherman's
Camphor Lozenges. Persons attending crowded
rooms or travelling Will find them to impart buoy
ancy of spirits and renew their energies Those
suffering from too free living will find few of the
lozenges to dispel the horrors and lowness of
spirits. Mr. Krauth, of the Sunday Mercury, has
repeatedly cured himself of severe headache by
them. Captain Chadwick, of the packet ship
wellington, has witnessed their efficacy in a great
many cases of sea-sickness. They operate like
charm upon the aeitated or shattered nerves, as
Shermans Poor Mans Plaster does upon rheu-
matisin, lumbago, pain or weakness in the side.
back, breast, or any part Of the body. NJ. III. G.
Daggers, 80 Ann street, Henry r. Goulding, S5i
chatham street, Moses j. IIenriques. ESQ, and a
multitude OF others have experienced the wonder
iul effects OF these Plasters. Price only IL l-o
cents Caution Is necessary to see that YOU get
the genuine Sherman's Lozenges and Plas,ers. as
there are many worthless articles attempted TO be
palmed of in place of them, by those who would
trifle with your life for a shilling.
fresh supply of these valuable medicines mat
received and for sale at the Republican office.
December 10, 1874.