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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-12-17
Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given, that the partnership
heretofore existing between Stephen Phares and
George w. StapleS known as The firm of PHA-
RES & STAPLES, was on the 30th day of No
vember last, dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted TO said firm are requested TO
make immediate payment 10 Theodore Schoch,
who is duly authorized to seIle the said ac-
counts; and all persons having demands against
said firm will present them to the same, duly
authenticated for settlement.
STEPHEN PHARES,
GEORGE W. STAPLES.
Stroudsburg December Is, 1876
The undersigned still continues the business
Of SHOEMAKING, in all its branches, and
upon the most reasonable terms. Thank
ful for past favors, he hopes by dealing justly
TO merit continuance of public patronage
Look out for he old stand in Elizabeth street.
Country produce taken in exchange for work.
STEPHEN PHARES.
Stroudsburg, Dec. II, 1916.
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frightful error under great temptation. The angel
can give place TO mere subtle and ueecberous
demon, though one generally, OF lees tantazing IN
fuence, than in the breast OF man. In great crises
woman needs the highes; reason to restrain nef.
bat her bese,ting danger is tina, of lit;leness
because nature and society unite TO call on ser TO-
such fineness and finish she can beso Pety' ~ ite'
fol. go vain, so envous and base women! re
your danger See how much you need sIea' 81. w.
ject in all your little actions gu oa4--o' ~ 800
NV can yoar homes be fair, unless you are holy anc
1910 win YOU sweep and gsrnish the house only
,b., !, NAV be ready for legion OF evil spirits to
an,srin7 For inps and demons of gossip, frivality
ds,raction and restless fever about small Ills !
What is the house good for, if good spirits cannot
peacefully abide there Lo! they are asking for
the bill in more than one well-garnished mansion.
They sought home, and found woFk-house
Martha ii was thy fault x
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FAITHFUL LOVE.
AZ MES Y. :. NICHOLS.

Our love came as dream Of Spring
Comes DER The sleeping earth;
And gave the hearts young Towering buds
An instant, pangless birth:
Our life had been a winter. toll
Our hearts were IS winter. soil -
4 frozen. sterile ground;
Til thoughts OF love on glittering wing.
Like birds, gave harbincer OF SPRING
Then verdure sprang around.
Our love came as the early dew
Comes unto dropping flowers;
Dropping its FIRST sweet freshness on
Our Efe's dull, lonely hours
AS each pale blossom lifts its head
Revived with blessings nightly shed
By Summer breeze, and dew
Oh thus our spirits rose beneath
Loves gentle dews and living breath
To drink of life anew!
Our love came as the morning light
Comes 20 darkened world,
When from the Eastern battlemenss
Cloud banners are unfurled
Then as the nations rise from sleep.
Rose in our hearts the passion deep
Which silence watched above,
And life, warm life, The wondrous strong,
In mighty currents swept along
Meath banners of our love
Our love flows on as river flows
Within It's borders green,
Though on its surging bosom oft,
4 hapless wreck is seen -
Uuskilltul hands may guide The helm,
And waves the bark may overwhelm.
The river runneth still;
And ever in It's channel flows
And singing toward the Ocean goes
Forgetting every I'll
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W.
Aronssd for the Guitar.
WHERE where is she now?
That giri-that girl
That rover OF wings Of the bee
We've parted no pledge. and we've spoken no vow,
And mover kiss have seal'd on her brow;
Yet voice near my heart ever murmure,h low,
THAT girl-tha, girl
IT'S little shc thinketh Of thee"
Where-wbere hath she sped
That girl-.bat girl
That wanderer aloof on the lea
Doth she know since she lefhat her rose leaf dead
Tina, the Frost King has raind the batterhys bed
That Fragrance. Song Besnty-aH bright things
That girl-that girl have fed
IT is little she thiEketh OF thee!
Like Hope she has flown
Tha, girl-,hat girl
Der the blue Of the false summer sea!
Her lattice is closed where the was blown,
And close TO my ear-though / m ever alone
That voice ever huns like the buzz of a drone,
THAT girl-tbat girl
IT little she thinketh Of thee"
ospeso, N. Y april Sd 1916.
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New Publications.

TIE BIBLICAL REPOSITORY Tor April has 3
caustic orerha1lins OF Rev. T W. coi,s Pusi,aasr =
We presume from Prof Aznews pen It charges sid
assumes 10 have proved merely 81 unfair manpu-
lsor o. History but plsin dishonesty CT the author o.
Pu-:.anisu Az article from Prof Stove on Luthers
W,ituss ole By Rev. ! J. Dana On tie Relations be-
tween Geology ani Religion, and one by Western
divine proving tie Divinity of Chris: foH' the uatuEe OF
the A,crerert are among tie contents.
r. The Biblical Repe.tory snd PRINCETON Re
yz for this month discusses tie Metaphysical Theol
oy of the Schoorler Bush On tie Soul gresi length
and cutie sharply ) WhewelTs Elements Of Morality ;
Jobs- On Spiritual life Is tie Chc-ch OF Rome part
Of he Visible Church Z &c
n TIE PICTORIAL HISTORY or TIE WORLD.
by JoHS Faos7 No - Of the best specimens OF
American typography We have seen c. J. ellis, Pha
q MARGUERITE OF VALoIs, Historical Ro-
ranace. By a Dr1As. We do nos consider il a work
calculated to be read with proit but its bad qualities
will ensure IL vide perusa- Ap?eions
E@"A GUIDE TO TIE ORCHARD AND FRUIT
G.spEs.- BY R.cHAaD FLor, C. n & s. &c.-A new
edition with ar Appendix describing many American
Fruits not mentioned in the former edition. is published
bvJ C Riks-. l29 Fultons,, New-York We are great
IL pleased 10 see new and improved edition Of this
standard work L has been greatly enlarged and is en-
bellished with engrsvings It's reputation having been
well established il is unnecessary to do more than call
10 II the attention OF all who desire Information on the
important subjects Of which il treats.
EARrIsrs OF AMERICA, No. V. contains bios-
rspues and portraits Of REMBMNpr PEALE snd THos.
CRAWFORD by c. Edwards Lester. Baker & Scrbner,
New-York.
B The AMERICAN FLORA No. B. is pub
!i.hed By Strong & Bid~e, 45l Broadway and may be
obtained Of w T. Graham Tribune Buildings. 1t con-
tans five plates. representing The following plants and
lowers Purple Foxglove, Red Currant Common Aloe
Common Msllow, Burdock- The work IS issued month
IT, and is to embrace engravines and leuerpress de-
scriptions Of all tie Plants and Wld.F!owers OF the
Country Edited by A. s. STRONG. Terms 50 per an
mum, or 25 cents per single number. We cannon 100
highly commend !. to the favor OF the pueiic.
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For The Tribune
THOrGHTS OF THEE

-
LADY not IN words OF gladness
Would l weave lay 10 thee,
For ny soul is fall OF sadness;
AS my soul, M song must De.
Onward, through the crowded city.
With lis huuying throug | move.
Sordid aims inci,e their action,
Bat NY aim in life Is, Love
Lady. when the nishtstar. cleaning,
Sheds i,s soft beams Ger the sea.
Through my mind 8 dark twiligh, streaming.
Comes Ike light, the thought Of thee.
When the world is hushed in slunber,
Spirit voices whisper ne:
Look within thy soul for beauty
There gaze, and fnd but thee
Lady. when the gushing fountain
Sweety chaunts is gentle strain,
Fancy, IN lis silve.y murn1rs,
Seems 70 hear ioy voice again.
Then. when evening brings its shadows,
Sing-oh. sing song 10 ne,
Twill listen 10 is music
will heed. though lar away.
'euo. York, APrl 5th, 1916. ALIENS.
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e William Godfrey was found dead with his
throat CUT near Bentsvie. in Prince William County
Va the I'd inst. Supposed to have been murdered
u 4 shocking murder was committed in the
Parish OF 81. Landry La. lately upon the body Of
beautiful young girl The corpse was picked up
the mouth OF the Cotau5leau. No clue the pcrpetra
tors has YET been discovered
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Gnrpcting.
cARPETMGS AND OIL CLOTH.


No. 81 ps4RL.Sr.
JEFFERSON HUMPHREY have Just opened Al the
L above number. large lot of entirely new CMpeiue,
bought expressly for Spring trade, and VIII be sold al
greatly reiuced prices Tor cash; we have
10 new Sc Administer Brussels entirely
81 pieces heavy Thee ply rich ard new shsdlnss
Superine. me aud common ingrau Csrpeungsof every
description
Rugs, prugsets, Table ami Piano Covers Window
Shades. &C NC Also, large lot Of Heavy Sheet on Clon
from ID 10 50 q wide selling cheap.
Our friends and ne pHbc respectfully reIues"t 10
cal aud examine stock before purrheriug elsewhere
m27 cri-eot- PErER>ON& HUMPHREY. tri P~'rl'SI
1NIEArE~r CARPET E-rABLiSitMENT
y tn toe United S,nt-s No ~ HO~sry-hifsn Anderson
ha. inst received arg. aud splendid assortment of
one aud Amcrcan three ply double superhne To-
grain Venetian CNp-ns, Manufactured EXPRESSLY fcI
Civ aad VII sold = per cent lower than any oh
yr establishment Also just received
2u000 yards common Competing p oi- 10 Ia oil.
25GG0 " extra hne do 81. ID ~ 81.
SO,OUO " double suprhnes6s .
1920 - three ply carpet g.
st, 600 square wards oil cloth ~ I'd. u Is.
lO.Ooj yAJdi Venetian ,ntr cEfpet - I'd
500 large tinted hearth rug -. each
HIRAM ANDERSON No. 20 Bow-ty,
Tie arsI csshishueui above HssersI
p S-Carpriiug Ia part ot thr city, Brooklyn.
and H. fuc of expense Please noc- the nun
h.r ~ Rpvs-rv ~ itn-o1i.
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ny. c. Boosh & Co. Cash Diapers and Tai!ors
ls7 B.osdway, Offering stronger icdresen;s 70 ihe
public han any oeT house the trade Their Spring stock
OF goods has been sele,sd By experienced Agents both n
Lcrdou AID Paris and for hesuiy and Of variety
aneSasiet.
TIE growing reputation o! his establishment Is fas doing
AWAY With he prejudice ha has iccg existed .,org The
e1cus:v-ly ahorahe sss;ns; the eash system hey begin
TO sni appreciate the fact ihsi under the magical in
auenee OF c.sh garments produced only $40 3 per
cen. cheaper bui hat hey actually possess greater
scd elegance much Independent; graceful style than
has ever been srsired under tSe eredii sy,;ern-
Ths Subscribers would respectfully invis- citizens AID
strangers visiting the city, who have 20, sresty psronzd
hir esrahshreri 20 call and examine he s.yle Of ,her
s.rrnen ind themselves Of lie ts ABOVE
ed 40 isu
So,x a..
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THE TRIBUNE.
,or The Tribune.
For The Tribune.
GENTLE woRps..-.A; s0ss:
t,,,,,s,d 10 Mi.s Jaad s. FoTta10-

t,,,-;z,d 10 Miss Jalad s. NortaG0-
by c. p. STUART.
rouso Rose IN the Summer time
Is beautiful to me,
And glorious the many stars
That glimmer on the Sea;
But Gentle Words and loving hearts,
And hands 10 clasp my own,
Are better than the brightest flowers
Or Stars thar ever shown
The Sun may warm the Grass TO life.
The Dew the dropping Flower;
And eyes grow bright that watch the light
or Autumn's opening hour
Bat words that breathe OF tenderness,
And smiles we know are true.
Are warmer than the Summer time,
And brighter than the Dew.
1t is not much the World can give,
With all its subtle art,
And Gold or Gems are not the things
To satisfy the Heart;
But oh. If those who cluster round
The alIAr and the hearth,
Have gentle words and loving smiles,
How beautiful Ia Earth
sa- York, Xpra -. 1916.
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Boarding..
NEW JERSEY HOTEL,

having eeSr reported that Ihs Ne Jersey Hotel MOT
rs;owr y. J. not 20 DE- opened ihs season; ts-
subscriber tsses this method OF informing ne pcoic and ns
friends is be has sgSiu leased his splendid establishment
and now rssdy accommodate IN he uoa! secset ano
reasonable manner tsIaes single and tie iravr
.'g public. Mcrrisowr is well Known tor Us s>Gofity
and being o. The delightful summer residences n
the country TIE subscriber trusts :tsi his s:ofiS - please
wiz ensure hi1, share OF he public pa'rcuase
ali -x;s u A. CROMWELL
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General Notilss.

y Paper HanSiuss and Window shades--
Solomon Ex-t 2is Broadway opposite Dc PARK have
ss srges: All S-s. assorted Of Paper Esrxcgy scd
Wicoow SHADES found -. ct.y sac g. pf-s ow-r
tHa cAn De Dad any olhcr establishment
Their SOCK OF he GEzrea; srs, both Fr-cch
ane American when he Pu5hc in g-ners are invlt-d
cali a,d eIsrcir-- mis- lr-sNWkf-
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iCSr READY.
Pan Twenty. One. OF
VIRTUES ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE,
NNlTH NOTES Marginal references. and diSerent read.
~ iugs. by the Rev. Alex Fletcher d. D o. London,
M OF the Guide Fsmiy Devotion Euibelshel by
highly u!ssed steel ugravng of Rubens celebrated p,n
ing The descent from the Cross Published by Geo. VII
tue. late K MHrtu x Co. ~ Iohn-st AIS Sits -oSs
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STRAW BONNETS
iOinoom 5bd0es.

LOOK HERE. .
400 OOn WORTH OF WINDOW SHADES sell
SZU.UUU ing OF y, Is per cent below cost 70 e,ese
~. I'M ,iness on the lot OF May. EDWARD WAMSLt.f,
No ~ Cs,harire,L between Essi oroadwsy ana hen'Hs
AIS 6is-
90 OOO WINDOW SHADES-Corsistiug Of ev.
oU, UUU cry style and description OF imported and
American Shades that sold 10 this country Tor safe N
arse and small quantities. prices varying from 10 cents
TO So per pair Merchants upeos,ercrs pedders &c can
always select u and >lee assormerts OF Shsces and
mornings nj Kelly Rkers Exclusive WINDOW shade
Depot, - Isl Chsih au-s- NJ Y.
y. BAH Shade, sold Al this store are warranted TO
W Ssh. and rot adhere by transportation.
Remember the name and number.
U20 lmeods kELTG i RlhER, ISL ChsIhar-sl
WINDOW SHADES on anew oil prepNalon M
w vented manufactured and sot, wholesale aud retsh,
exclusively by Il T. WEBB 50 per cheaper, elusy
beautiful and far dnrs5ls han the French u Fac
tory No II Divisional. Sd story Of tho sackru Buildings
\. B.-The sloTe ID ass Pear-sI four doors South Of
Chatham nr9S lIu's'
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z Insley's One Dollar Portraits, y? Broad
way, opposite Cy HoteL-Tae a-e improvement easbea
1s 20 iake tacs- sPErndii s toned Pczr-s wia gr-ei
Rapidly s,d oesu:y and pledge ourselves hs hey viii
give aorr Ees-rI satisfaction tha1 nc pictures taser
any Other Gallery Ia Se~-York Large sizsd Portraits
;sxen EPor ae principles. IS Sxis-
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Gtrau Scc0s.

STRAW GOODS STRAW GOoDSi!
John :. SEAMAN having removed from IS Maiier-is1e
y 10 the So JoRNsT, rear William, cters for
sale an6 viii keep hand through the exsrsv.
assortmsR, OF STRAW BONNETS. comprsng every iaius
desrab.e made tom The Italian English Frerch and Swiss
Brs!ds, well as those OF domestic manufacture.
He invites the scecroa OF dealers, both city and country
his STOCK feeling conhder. they will and his Goods OF
best style OF manufacture, and s; prices IS low As he market
will AFFORD. sif SswtsSln
STRAW BONNETS,
CHAPLIN No. II yoEast (nesr Broadway has on
IL. hand good OF fashionable Straw Bounes,
which Will be sold the lowest cash prices Mii3ers are
invited TO examine my goods before purchasing elsewhere
nj arneodS
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q Sorice.-Dr ysa Zsaefs ceieorsted Eeal,h Res:o-
i've, Anc0yspeprc snc Asr-Bdhoas Cc,harSc Pills ara
sold 3; WA; Ksschams No Ii Fultoas- Pree Is ca
per boz rs Iuis-
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Books.
CHEAP READING FOR TIE PEoPLE.

CHEAP REApING FOR THE PEOPLE.
w H. GRAHAM'S Literary Depot Tfiean- B1lding,
Tss SeS Clerks Assistant or Book Of prseaeal Form.
designed for The use OF cooriry snd I've Scs'' Aer
chants Aechsaics EAmecs and Pro,essicnS Asa Pres
s. "a -A'N-'-'''
TIE Lie ard Adventures Of the Reformed lneb,!ss D.
q Rob,rrou n D. II yoc woali make your bosom Hell
drink vine Erhelshei with correct Likeness Of eEise
ard ois-r ergrsvioes. Price : cents. ,....,,,u
The Fr-reA Cook, s.all and literal o. Ia Fe,
cerere H.be sv,rg fsl directions for The making Of
he o ess PSePas0s. Sh dsf csc r sni .Ss0 D
for Ire Er-rch dishes. Price IS cents
TIE Commander q. NatS, by Eugene sue ore o. ais beat
4 Trestl,e 90 Mlch Cows whs,eSy the quantity AID
quality =; Mix may - De efnised SC Pre-" 81 eSrss
JAS Psading ac.hor OF she ppesnlsns Preside PF'ee
. cents .
EJ;ed by CARLSON T Collins, NJ. D. Price tsi cents
TIE ;rxie stp Piled s; publishers prices by -
ali w H. GRAHAM, Tri6aue suiItincs. Ns,.aa..t
OOWLING'S ROMANISM,
iLtrsTSsrEp
Of THIS POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL VOLUME.
" viii 3 splendid eagrsyings illustrative OF Romapsm
IN handsome Ornamental binding.
cheevers Lecture. the Pilgrims Progress. Fourth
clifton wiki acussyous steel eugrsvipgs
NesI and siegSr, sooSairdiDS in slI IL, varieties
Z W sss IN prerars,on ihe nos, besurta and eo.,ly
syles % Pictorial Binding, te Hspers Illuminated Bible,
81 the Cheap Bookstore RIG BinteTy, IN EG.ior-st
lefisa Z. WALKER, ia Frlton-st
SPARKS FROM TIE ANVIL,
by ELIaU BuRRrT.-TIuS Is A MINIATURE
ID voums OF 20 pages up IN style and embrace.
some OF the glowing scunsious Of the genius OF
18th. Learned Blacksmith" Il contains the following sru
c-s. My Brothers Grave; The Emsrsnps Dog; Beard
ipE the Lion in his Den. Tae Natural Bridge, All Mort
sized Bury Nj in The Garden; An Apprentices Way
OF Acquiring Library; Tne Wsr-Ship Ohio; StocmioS,
Ou-b.t; An Rour suodc hs MounIsins The DrunSsrd's
Vile he Blind Boys Return: The Inventive Genius =;
l.ahcr.
" For the Accommodation of persons 81 distance
may wish c6tsn th, little wors make the following
proposition,
To say person who VII enclose ST. free OF postage We
viii send by OF mail securely enclosed strong
wrapper, and TsSE copies OF the chesp
edition; or four copies IN the best stye OF binding
Please address HENRY J. ROWLAND.
ais ie0d,s Worcester. Mass.
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" To Let-A tns large Room C second door OF |.
prSYsss Eocss SIS Broadway. ss isr
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General Notlles.

r. New-York, April =, ls46.-Messrs Wyatt
Keiehsm: Dear Srs feel II duly owe 10 myself as
well the public, make known III. happy results ofs
iris Of Dr. Woods Safsspars and Wild Cherry Bers In
my case one Of Ihe most nveIerate OF Dyspepsia and
Jaundice, with frequent palpsAton OF the heart Having
used gres, variety OF the different remedies without
beneficial effects, despsred Of ever being cured Until
procured bo.te OF the above medicine and only add
thai am now relieved from suffering, and recommend The
afflicted 20 give II 0 lrsL J. II. PALMER,
l4s Willism.st N. Y.
Wyau Keiehem, wholesale and retail Agents, 2l Full
lon. St II. I. ais 6ns-
CF- sales of Household Furniture and other
Pr0perty.-F Colon Co will give their personal Hten-
roc 10 Of Household Furniture during The present
son as heteoore either their residences lhs
No. lis FultoG or ~ Ann-sl
~ furniture boughiH preferred. n2i lnis
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STEAM PROPELLERS.
IT, e NApQP.r s ON CIIl

xii - CHARACTERIZATION To CtilCAu~,
,S.-esc--l.L Lake Erie and Lake Ontario vi. OsHes@>
Ch-zpestrouLe 10 The U 1per Lshes-
The Se~-YorS, Utica and Os~eso Line OF Lake 90 ~
will received Goods daily Sassaths excepted, a. aS1s
Pier Co-oi-s-sip. Ne~Yorx, for any pora Lake AS
issu. Lake Enc Lake Ontario or River St Lasreree.
No transhipmenl between New.York and oswego
The Line Is united at Oswego with the Chicago Losn
Steam Propeiers, making sem-weekly shpr,enu Eol0'
weko 10 Lake Michigan. -
The Welland Canals now open and navigation urt9'n
rupted TO the Upper Lakes- ,,..
Goods viii be forwarded by this Line much cheaper ~
BY tho Buffalo route.
For freight or passage apply 70 W.
80 lme0dis w. s. RoSsITER, los Brosdst. N Y0fs
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DORTSMOUTH STOCK FOR SALTS
saaFes OF the Capia Stock Of the Portsmouth Dry Dock
Co.-flll STOCK. Apply
ms sLEECKER L VAN DYKE. No II wal--t
MOST CURIOUS CLOCk-Curious for is sim
N picity II having weights spring or tey-for k Gu
raby being composed entirely Of Iron and BIsssor is
convenience n winding ufor It's Integrity always telpg
The truth, snt aay for IL ch-.pness may be lsarned by
calling the House Furnishing Ware Rooms No - Nal
dsnan-, where De found novelty IN the House
keeping line SMITH. TORREr Gu
TTNABLE sPOONS.-Br.aapia Tea and Table Spoon
i tor sale by The gross q bur!ing.slp, ~
AIS a ROARDNAN HART.
AXE SUPERIOR Copper 5tockA-Stocks n LIE
Lvsrious Companies bought and sold by
ugi lui.- J. g HURT co No Hanoyerst
ESGLIsH FELTISG.-Cyird-r and Foucdaim
Il Machine Feluag, assorted sizes aud widths, row land
Ing from Ship Yorkshire. ard for sae oy
a9 w CYRUS w. FIELD. Burlns-siip.
GRANITE SHEETISt;S-lO csI-s.S6 inch hIescned
VI Grals Co. sh--itngs this day received FOR asle by
al SESMlTH i CO 81 Pne-sl.
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sY LIEUT.. O. W. rArrEs, U. s. AsaY.

THE ROVER. :. For Tho N. Y. Tribune.
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E There Is a genius st Newark. Nj. by the
people there TO prove TIA, Mssers,n r Wi,ehcrs and
nosnlos else He admits the truth OF Nes-neriszn.
ever 70 eivoysaes examination of diseases, surgical
ope'a11eas without pain Sc. bar contends that the
~e = ths worn OF his Satanic Msjesty-shat II Is The
so'seIy Sa neerornsncy mentioned In the Bible snd
prseacea ey nasscAnA Sc. We learn that he does
draw very rsli houses at Newark Perhaps he would
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An EDITOR ls \ cANr-The Editor OF the
corpus Chiisa Gazette says tbs, be is prepared TO
give the fullest as well la,es: intelligence relating 10
army movements and assirs, having located bis oasee
"a :sa:) in the centre Of tie camp.
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JAMES g. AOFFET, No l2t Phnce-sl Sd block We
OF broad~ayit constantly manufacturing German Sls
oi various numbers and widths, which Will warrant n
equal u any either foreign domestic for qualify 81
men he VIII sell a. wholesale retail reduced pbe
r 5 All goods sold viii be delivered ia any part Of .
City or Brooklyn, fee o. expense AZ ln'lfT
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Hon. J. w. EpMoNps.

This Solo sud Chorus viii be recognized SIS parody OF
those O: the well known Song OF The Huieanscn1- o's
the Mountain. The Moor"
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il WINDLE cos
Ware House Of House Keeping
Hardware WoodruNare,
81 MAIDES.LANS.
NHyHERE MAY BE FOUND complete assortment Ut
w Table Cutlery Britannia Ware,
Hardwarp Grnnsu Silver Ware
Tin Ware. Wooden Wae,
Willow Ware, Brushes,
Door Mats BroOms.
Bathng Apparatus. Copper and Brass Goods
R.frir-rA,ors Tlnltaus Chairs, SC.
WpIcp nv INPoRrIS. DIRECT manufacturing and obtain
ing from the nr.t sources. they can oder fur sale tho
possb prices assuring purchaser, that by dealing
at their ESTABLISHMENT being Oldest and largest IN the
limited Stale. both time AMI money VIII he saved and The
fatigue OF ruuniag abou entirely done away with
Catalogues to be mad lhe store and goods delivered
with dispatch free vi charge. In any part OF The city or
Brooklyn Packing done by al experienced hand
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NEW STORE a.d New Goods.-Th, Slb,crasrs asr
Nics hltec Lhs large and commo5ioas sus
No. 100 GraDd.sL junction Of East Broadway (under y
old ITALIAN a enabled offer Lhe public a. rch sS
varied of pie scd fassiorabe Dry Goodag
be found say Store In the city and which for qas
and chsapcess viii challenge competition
Their stock IS entirely ne~-and having been purchssz
the lowest prices hose consult iase or economJs
the pQIcba.e Of Dry Goods viii not fail 10 give them a.
n. b-The Dry Doc< Stage. pass tho Store every IN
rainu.es BRIGGS 4 RFMSFS ali I've