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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
LACKAW w ANNA.

4 decision has been lately given By Judge
Story which is Of considerable interest TO per.
sens purchasing al auction. The plaintiff pur-
chased some mills, &C., at auction al 900,
he supposing that The auclioneer had fair bids
against him. 1t turned ouI however that there
had been no bid except his own beyond $780,
600, The others being fictitious on The part of
the auctioneer. The original owners Of the
mills received The $4,000, and action was in
siitu,ed against them to recover hack the pur-
chase money on he ground Of fraud in The auc-
ioneer! The sale took place in 1886, and the
plaintiff did not learn the dece, nnril l640.----
Judge Ware Of Maine, held that the plaintiff
ought 10 recover. buI Judge Story delivered an
adverse opinion. chiefly on The ground that the
fraud was no, brought home 10 he defendants
personally. The case will go to the Supreme
Court Of The u. S.-N. Y Courier
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
Vermont,

THE STAR THAT NEVER SETSw
The annual election, which took place in
Vermont on Tuesday a-week, for Governor and
Members of the Legislature, has resulted in a
glorious Wing triumph. The returns are not
We, all received but sufficient is known 10 in.
sure the success of the Wing Governor, and
the triumph Of an increased number of Whig
Representatives and Senators. The Greer
Mountain Boys have done nobIy. Success rc
them.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11

INDIAN AND YANKEE-The water a, ",
inaw is very clear and very cold, so cold =.
be almost uncomfortable. A gentleman I,,.,
amused himself by throwing small GOLD c,,.
in 90 feet water, and giving il TO any Irl...
who would bring it up. Down they pluuo.a
bul after descending 10 or IL fee, they CAM
up so chilled that after several such inetfe.,n.,
attempts they gave it up. A Yankee sraOdi,.
by observed that if he would give il ,o b;n
for getting it he'd swing it up quicker than Iiob,
ning," TO which he consented when Joo,,b,,
instead Of plunging in as was expected. ou,,,
took up setting pole and dipping the end in ,
tar barrel, reached i, down to the coin ,,l
brought iiup, and slipping i, in his pocke, walk.
ed of, 10 the amazemenl of the Indian diver.
and the no small chagrin Of the donor.-Co
Poughkeepsie Eagle.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
specie i'm the Bank of England.

We observe among the news by the late
steamer, thai on the 18th Of August, the specie
in The Bank Of England amounted 10 .el6, 6,00O,-
OOo, or nearly sSO.OOO,OOo. This is an unu.
sually large quantity TO be gathered together al
one line, even in the vaults of this mammoth
institution. II is nearly, if not quite, as much
as we have in all the United States The es.
llmared amount in this country, few years
ago, vas SS0,OOO,O0O
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
Heavy Fine.

We foTgo, TO notice in our las, that the Court
Of Quarter Sessions Of Northampton county,
had sentenced JEFFERSON K HICKMAN, Stale
Senator from Northampton and Lehigh. 10 pay
fine Of $500, and give security in $1,000 10
keep The peace for five years, for assault and
bauery in spilting iu The face Of Mathew Hale
Jones, ESQ Depury Attorney General of Nonh.
ainpion county.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
Candidate for Assembly.

The locos of Monroe held their Delegate
Meeting, at The house Of Andrew Storm. in
Hamilton township, on Saturday last, and NOM
iuared Samuel Meyers, of Pocono township, as
'heir candidate for Assembly. The iocos OF
Northampton will hold their Delegate Meeting
on Tuesday The 23d inst, and nominate two
more candidates 10 complete the ticket.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
Premature HnteFlnents.

The Courier deS Etats Un,S, publishes let
ter from Paris, dated The 24lh ul'., which gives
account of movement in Paris TO preyenI the
distressing and terrible possibility of premature
burials. The following is an extract translated
from that paper:
IAN esiimable phian,hropist has recently
made a report TO government, respecting prema-
iure burials According TO his calculations, the
delays now prescribed by law are insufficient.
He has collected during some years past, a long
list of persons supposed dead, who have aroused
themselves at The momen, when the winding
sheet was about TO be wrapped around them, or
after they had been lowered in the grave. Ii
is frighlful TO read this report of facts sustained
by authentic proofs--and then how many are
unknown or discovered too late
j" Iii omened rumors arise occasionally TO de-
velope some Of The sub,erraneous dramas, which,
genuine or fictitious, freeze the soul. Last
winter young and handsome artiSte died sud-
denly of a violent malady. A young man whom
her death had thrown into despair, was speak
ing TO celebrated physician abou, her last mo-
men,s, when the Doctor remarked that il was
not uncommon in such cases TO mistake for
death wha. was only long and deep lelhargy.
At these words the young man was stricken
with terror. " If she were no, dead!" ex-
claimed he in agony. But she had been bu-
ried the preceding day. and many and tedious
formalites were requisite before permission
could be obtained 10 reopen the grave. These
were at las, surmoun,ed, the grave and coffin
were re-opened, when the friendly (?) Doctor,
who accompanied The trembling lover, said
She is dead but not more than tUo hours, for
yet feel the warmth about her heart" She
had been buried TWO days,
"The means of preventing such horrors are
simple and well known. In Germany, a coun
try of wise precautions, there is provided to
each cemelry. hall, where the dead remain
some time before being committed to the ground
In this hall the body, neatly atlired, is laid upor
a couch-before the lips is placed mirror
which the slightest breath would cloud, ant
between the fingers string. which on the
slightest movement, would cause bell in tht
department, of the keeper to ring; this hall il
visited nigh, and day hourly by vigilart inspec
Tors, s,--and as we were told at Frenchpor,
scarcely year passes tha. the bell is no, run,
i by one of their supposed corpses.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
FOR THE JEFFERSoNIAN REPUBLICAN,.

Mr.. EDIToR:
A grand scheme of internal improvement, has
lately been started in Philadelphia, which is
creating considerable discussion and specula-
lion. The plan is 10 run Rail Road from
Philadelphia, or Tide Water. along the Valley
Of the Delaware 10 Carpenters Point, where il,
is proposed TO inlersect that magnificent work
now in progress, The New York and Erie Rail
Road. For the privilege of connecting with
that grea, work; Pennsylvania is 10 grant the
right of way TO that Company through the north
ern counties TO the Grea, Bend of the Susque-
hanna, on the way TO Binghamp,on, passing
through the Coal region of the Lackawsnna,
matter of vast importance 10 the city of New
York, from which supply of Coal could be
obtained al all seasons of the year Besides
the company would save some 30 or 40 miles
distance in construction, and a prnportona,e
expenditure of money. 'Tis said by those pro-
Tossing TO be judges, that for every mile made
up the Delaware TO Deposte, &c, two miles
could be made in Pennsylvania for the same
money, saving 10 The company half million Of
dollars at least, besides passing through bet
Ter farming country The distance from Tide
Wafer to Carpenters Point is abou, 100 miles.
The grade is about feet in the mile; indeed
it is believed that The whole distance from Tide
Wafer to Lake Ere, by this route, would no.!
require single inclined plane. The formida-
be barrier of the Blue Mountains offers no OBJ
slrsction there are no AlIeghanies 10 pass no
tuRnelling of Mountains no obstruction by al
,ernale rail road and frost bound canals Such
work would be greatly advantageous 10 both
States
Philadelphia and New York, have both done
enough by gigantic works Of internal improve
men,s 10 insure their growth and prosperiry.-
All jealousy Of each other ought 10 cease: lei
the people have choice Of markets. A, the
point of connection the facilities for reaching
| Philadelphia, or New York, would be about
! equal. The interests Of the farmer and The
/ hardy sons of The forest should mol be sscrifced
10 mercantile cupidIty. The narrow and sell
fish policy of restricting trade 10 this or tha
city, 10 The grea, injury Of The farming interest
is fast giving way, and viii! be Ultimately swep
by the board before the mighty loren, of pub
lie opinion. May we nol then hope 10 see The
citizens of these TWO great States cordially uni
ling in pushing through this great work. No
thing in this way is too difficult TO be effected
by their join, efforts. Look to the north, VIZ
see the mighty works Of internal improvement
of the State OF New York. So on the south
the nc less astonishing works Of Pennsy yvania
We propose 10 cali this the middle or centra
route, which, when completed, will not sufe
by comparison in public estimation and utility
with either of The others.
! LACKAWANNA
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
SUGAR COATED PILLS"

If We were willing TO limit tie Office of ,,,,
TO its proper sphere, and TO cease eatinu who,
appetite expressed content, Indigestion womb
be much rarer occurrence in civilized coo
munltles than ii is observed 10 be. Hippocrals,
remarked that severe perspirations arising d..
ring sleep, without any other apparent cause
are sure sign that too much nourishmen, il.
made use of, The day of reckoning will follow
such stale of repletion, which clogs tie bol.
ly functions, and may lead TO sudden death by
some acute disease, when the individual !, a..
parenlly in good health.
DR.. Smiths (Sugar Coated
IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills"
are all-eficacious To REGULATE the state oC H.,
stomach, IMPROVE digestion, aud purify III.
fluids. As they are PLEASANT and perfectly
HARMLESS, they are resorted to extensively nv
the dyspeplic, and all persons Of sedenrary hao.
lis. No family should be without them.
| Dealers furnished at the New York COLLEGE ~
| Health, l79 Greenwich street, New Yor.. ,r4
sold by
Agents in Monroe Co.
Schoch & Spering, Slroudsburg.
! K. Huston & Co. do.
| Jno Marsh & Co. Fennersville.
! II CAUTION-As miserable imitation b7,
been made, by the name of - Sugar Coated Plli'
/ II is necessary to be sure that DR.. c. BENJAMIN
Smiths signature is on every box. Price 25 GEMS
| Aug. Ia, 1915.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11

A DR.. Lyon has arrived at New York, with
a lad named Davis, said 10 be a clarvoyan,, and
repuIed 10 be able TO tell, when in a state OF
Somnambulsm, what is the real disease of any
sick person, and wha, treatment (if any) will
remove il, and even wha, course has been pur-
sued previously, wha, medicines taken, &c.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
The EadY'a Book.

Godey's Lady's Book for September has
been received, and is rich in reading matter
and embellishments. The prose and poetry is
of an uncommonly interesting character. Co.
dey seems 10 improve with each succeeding
number. The subscription price for a single
copy is So, or two copies for So.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11

We acknowledge with pleasure the receipr
of Nos. S and of Dr. Lardner's highly inter
esrng aud useful lectures. They are equal il
value 10 any of The earlier numbers. Price q
cents per number.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
Richmond Wing

The Providence Journal, in some remarks on
the late occurrence al Lexington, KY, where
the laws Of the land were treated wiIh scon
and contempt, expresses the following very just
opinion:
"To what tribunal can Cassius NJ. Clay ap-
peal! There ought 10 be a power in the land
to take The press of The True American, and
replace it in Lexington, and give its control 10
some Of the leaders Of the outrage, Thomas F
Marshall among the rest, and pu, them in the
peniieniary. Tha, power, in a government
of The people to the law is unqueslioned. That
power, we fear, does not exist now"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11

IMPoRTATIoHs IN TExAs-We fad it stated
in ;he Galveston Civilian, that entries Of u S
goods have been made under protest in The
Cusiom-house at Galees,on-lhe parties intend
ing TO try whether they are liable 10 duty, upon
The question whether Texas is or is not n0u
par. of the United States,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11

Paris letter published in The Boston Atlas,
says, that " Mrs. c., an American lady,
some seventy odd yeats Of age, has been led 10
the altar by gallant Englishman, who has not
seen lhrly summers"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
MARRIED,

In Srroudsburg, on Saturday evening lat, bv
John Musch, Esq, Mr.. SAMUEL PHILLIPS. anI
Miss PHEBE WALTON, both of Sroudsburg
In Chesnuthlll tsp, on Tuesday last, by the
Rev. G. HeIig, MIR. GEORGE B. KELLER, and
Miss MARTHA JANE BRoDHEAD, all Of Monroe
county.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11

DECIDEDLY GooD.-'Whic is the best house
in -! salda gentleman on steamer, address
ing a person who, he had been informed resi-
ded a, the place indicated. The House,
was The decided response. That's the house
where all the big bugs stop Discovering, af.
ter a night of unres. lha. his informant was the
keeper of The house alluded 10, he desired him
10 send his baggage 10 some house where the
bugs were not so big.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11

An Editor of some paper in N. Y, very un-
galan'y says tha, he knows lady who was
20 years of age 10 years ago, and at the pres
ent lime she is only %.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11

Santa Anna's Vile is just seventeen, very
fair aud charming. Wba, is exile TO him.
VINO is so, and with one leg in the grave
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
~ Y. B. Palmer, Esq, at his Real Estate

o. Y. B. Palmer, Esq, at his Real Estate
and Coal Office, No 50 Pine street, below Third,
TWO squares ). the Merchants Exchange, Phila..
and No. l60 Nassau street, (Tribune buildlngs,)
n. Y. is authorised to receive subscriptions and
advertisements for the JeGcrsoniaa Republican,
and give receipts for the same. Merchants, Me-
chanics, and tradesmen generally. may extend
their business by avaling themselves of the op-
portunties for advertising in country papers which
mis- agency affords
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11

They ,alh Of killing ca'iIe now by galvanic
battery, 30 make The bniebery descent and the
meal tender. How consiJeraie
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-09-11
JEFFERSONIAN REPUBLICAN
Thursday, September N, 1915.

FERNS advance S225 half yearly and so not
paid befoI the end Of the YEAR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08
Flour AND MEAL-Therei |. nothing new to notice I

FLOUR AND MEAL-Thereis nothing new to notice
in Western The supplies OF fresh Genesee are not
large and the inquiry Is fair at 3i Out Of store Gene
zee il heavy a. p Ohio and Michigan ID a p.
according 10 condition Fancy Western nges from 90
10 ; ga with moderate sales. Scratched Western We
quote ga al %: Sour 2jd3 80 Fine Middlines y
a 90: Kidding 75d3 90. ship Stufi- are rather
better than they have been in consequence of the adj
vance in feed We quote 7j02 3 small sales New
Orleans 3, % for common brands Fancy p Sa.es
1000 bbls Sour at , az There il moderate inquiry
for Southern descriptions Brandywne new i held at
81 Richmond 4 "a old Georgetown, Branfywine
other kinds Of tina, grade - No Richmond Guy here
the ske for yet being gagged ~ The NILS
The price j. n0mnsily 50 o. FOR Jersey Meal there y
a fair demand AZ 23li Brsndywine oSt hnds II %
Rye Flour O0a3 . according - quarry ana nov pen
~. Bar Meal scarce ] oct al l2l. In Oh Cake and
meal we hear of nothing doing for some time past
A. Troy moderate sales at - a. AT buiao ivvV
bills Black Rock sold for the East az 62 900 do Lock
port deliverable there inspection in Albany guaran'eeo
at o. 900 bbls Eagle Mills Ohio sold 81 ~ ~
PHILADELPHIA sales common and resh brands AT ! wa
4i9! Gem Meal 2 IL. AT Boston moderate sse-
Genesee AZ 81 Ohio, round hoop, ~. Al hicn
rnond Flour 90; old Jo-but little onerihs Al
Cincinnati, sales at 90. AT Baltimore smai saes Ho"
rds,reet fresh 81 al 30: City Mills good demand ~
s6li At New-Orleans the market was quiet at 2Ja
50 At Louisville market active At UO--A Alex
sndria new Canal nominal at p
In examining the Flour market at monthly perod-
f,,n 1t nj January 1923 70 the present time (27f
n,bs, !, il found that but few periods found this in
ror-an, commodity more depressed than AZ present
The highest quotation given il in March, ls57, When
Flour sod in New York at Sll PITS lowest il
,uentv,hrce years IL last September when il stood
a ~ /, barrel The following periods point 10 a low
range Of Genesec Flour IN NewYork September 1874
a. Il Nov. 1874 81 p; Aug. l5ii, - 81 Feb. 1913
and Oct l-4s, - -.
Statement Of the quantity of Flour Wheat and Corn
shipped from the port Of Cleveland, during III month
Of July, ls4J:
Bbls Flour. Bu Wheat Blu. Corn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

l)aicnt fflc0iGincs
scHrNcK's PULMoNrc SYRUP,


I lNER COMPLAINT. or, Chronic Inflammation OF the
Il LIye tbs organ occupies space lc ighi side,
All when diseased attended, with dl heavy pam par
ucnars upon pressure, or by lying ON the len -de There
]. usually Short dry cough. with more lees difficulty 81
hrea na Generally there Is an increase 90 fever tow arls
evening, with burning tie palm. Of the hands AMI
3D.. feet and night s,ea- yellow firre tongue want ~
appetite. nausea vomiting with great disorder ~ e stomach
Al bowels frequently arcomIany he. disease AZ anc.
there = bowel complaint bat more frequently owing
want ~ healthy bile there obstinate u.geues,. ne
ar hand dry and OF clay color passed with great pauard
diculiy The skin AMI wAr Of The ewes generally become
more es- yellow. General emacairn rapidly follows in
the train Of the above described mpion..
y azure for Ills disease. >'eusks iumonic Syrup l.
without an equal II Is made entirely free from those poi
and powerful agents which derange iie system
of lm wl'A away i-iafu ihe = sen snd cnl-upHtr me
bowels The Puim0rir D. make entirely from Doe val
liable reg.aees That ,et upon re Lungs Liver, s'onac
all BLOOD IN Liver Com plant pfpiicr- nriihy ar-
lion of he organs uy bfel- uQ I" morbid chain ~ ds
easri action which has on- existed. Il ubdue- ihe i-
tlnmatpn by working oi fNe corrupt fumols wlcA ou-
srct the functions ~ ne Liver The pain n Zee side,
ng iever-, gl, swea- yellow sain together Win all is
unhealthy symptoms. soon disappear. The BILE, becoming
discovered by le change m ur oo-run bard urd ury
'f.. now become natural sometime. nike, with mucous ald
slime. whic patients have ,asd they have mistaken 10 frs
for darrhra bowel complaint, bat, hy pcr-evcrug in W
use have found, % their stfs'irfun. t wa, only Gre ~ c
~ h- syrup sorsiu- OF the disease indeed. where fhcs,
effects paeus NAY always anticipate Favorable,
result and be encouraged to p"rsevere many daily
Prepared By j. H. SCHENCk. and for sale NJ his prnci-
pal Offices exclusively FOR iie sale Of >ch-ncks Pllmolc
Ssru', NJ. % 'nt VT ~ t'' "h' v",' JEW. tc c."
ucr Of 1h' smut street riaaeipha and No Cortland
street. few doors below Broadway. opposite the Naione
Hotel. NeS-York Also for SALE wholesale ard retail. b,
J. w. Warren No 81 North Gaysireet, Baltimore. and
Reding Co Nos Sfies,reet. Bu- on. j. C. IAN Scnoon-
hOven, No. rs Broadway, Albany Gavnor. Wood Co.
Richmond. Va. {. o. Wilson Co. Portland, NJ tirc.
Ilin0Hic >grup.-iu consequence of the constantly in
crcasug ds mind for the syrup the proprietor has opened
more extensive Office In New Drk. nj No CORTLAND
street. where the genuine Schencks Pemonc syrup can be-
obtained IN thar Iliv.
TO Please notice thar ? : Beenan is no longer trusted
ftf Uff Ha
Up.
b... no, hoff'a d.. half au1 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08
~ ~ebrina.. restorative Cordiar.-Tl

AT medicine = neverialing remedy FOR Dyspepsia ani
Nervous Affections II j. certain for and Nerv-
Hesdarncs and excellent preventive VI Cosuveness
and Low Spirits IL cOrrects morbid slate OF hr hillary
organs and very e cacOus In relieving allrncy. Ch0
ic. AID -uar plants Of tie stomach and Bowels j.
speedily promotes he return Of strength and activity In
of Debility restores healthy appetite, where thu
greatest Of blessings = deficient and lalr1 cons-
quence. gives tone and Vl-or 10 the whole svstefn
Sold wholesale and retail by A. B. D. SANDS. - Fulton
alo a. 70 Broadway ard r. Fast Broadway. Sold
ssO by RlsHTON co. 10 Broadway. Do Ast0r House.
and broadwav. corner Of FOuresuth-sL Aso by }. J.
CoddinetOn. o . Hudson-si 10 e0d'stf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

EDR GFNTLEMEN'S WEAR. now receiving The
L Ncwlofk Cash Tailoring Establishment. No ~ Broad.
Vuy thrce doors below us Franklin House
The subscribers are nov revolving t'ir Fall supply ol
rich styles. French Elastic Casrlore-, and Ncsng. Also
uch patterns of Crivs- scarf. and Fancy Dress ARTICLES
uf every description Tor ctniiemen. WEAR ~ which they
would invite he attention of The puhic
Strangers and others arriving in Thee city, wishing rll or
partial OUTFIT. viii ind NJ ihi. e>ah.hmrni every article
u..'r .o complete Gent tmaus Wardrobe Of the aics
styles snd besf fabrics. a. the lowest cash prices.
Full suits furnished fN hours notice. and for u.
veucnce a.. customer. requiring garments for nnei al.
keep constantly and assortment of he nes
quality and latest styles equal every respect 10 those made
to order Terms ctsh delivery and deviation IN prices
ara isI y 4. BOOTH co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08
sCHENcK's puLMONIc SYRUP.


a GREAT CURE 4 he Se~ Brunswick lleoiogi;a
\ Serlilary-Febuary G. igi5-Mr. J. II. scHzNcA-
Dear >ir. WIKI great saisficon inform yO4 u TIE gree
benef; ave derived from your PlinOnic syrup. %
al.d tx bottles from Your agents In his place. e--r-
>,,npsOn Vail ana had no. taken two OF h,n byi ~ E
prufr i-hi ard te lce--l cough which deprive.
M VI -r@p lsfi me- ana before had taken three bottle
s.r-sed from ungs several different tines, qlni-
NV OF hard while substance continued using you
: rlpunf hal tasen bottles. ain low n gooa
hah. Instead Of being obliged 20 abandon my sudr- A.
xas advised % do hy physician, al now N ne ln'o
oe-al s-minar, az New Brln-~cs- take great pleasure
in recommending Schencs PlmOnic syrup % M re 90
AL the public do hrn believe that u ttae1 N iinr
-. ..i,re4 a 4 f1,,h.. ..-v4uf 3. r. MrRDOS
PREPARED b. J. H. SCHFSCk and fOr sale a. ~ ynrci-
ra o.fces exclusively i0r he sas oi sL~nc.s Pu.n0lic
syrup No. 3 SlCTH >Xr street one door be- ~ ir cor
u.r VI Ci--nl.-s,ref. Philadelphia lnt No Cylflsna-
.fr--f f.r d0ors b. Broadway. opposite the s-icl-
H.f-L Neff-ior A-o f1r sale Wholesale and feta, h
W Warren No. y <Ort- Dlv--ireei. Baltimore. an
RatIrg ca Mo- Siaie-sree Boston. J. G. az sclOon-
bo.ra SO 10 Broadway. Albany, OagnOr. Wood \ CO.
Richmond Va. {. O. Wilson 4 ca. Portland, Naire.
paiao.ir ss~sg-lu ronsecurrce u tie constantly M
NJ d.ran f,r h -yr.p e proprietor has opened r.
more extensive Office IN NevlOr al Ceursnd- street
.h-r- tie genuine Schencks PalmJnic syrup can be oD
laIns- in trsi cry.
- P-n. nofl-. hat :. B--knan j. % longer rn-fr'
saesli Tor Tie safe u the genuine ,eheneA- f'n'ni' y
run.
Price 81 ras bottle or = per hall dozen. 1-3 im