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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14
Notice

Is hereby given TO all wnsrn 1, NAV concsm.
j. that will on the second l1onday of April
next ensuing the date of this notice, commences
selling at the Court house door in the town of
Prairie du Chen in the county of Clawferd and
Territory of Wisconsin, the most public place in
said town, the county scat Of the said county, all
and singular the lands and town lots in School
District number one in said County of Crawford,
OH which the school taxes due for the year 1874
are not paid on or before the second Monday of
April next, being the 18th day of April, 1885, and
that such sale will be continued from day to day
between the hours ofnne Of the clock in the fore
noon aud four Of the clock IN tine afternoon ofsach
day, until all such lands and town lots are offered
for sale.
SETH HILL.
Collector oftaxes OF Crawford county, W.T..
Dated at the Collectors Office, Prairie du CHEN
w. T., March 7th, l645. 52-4,.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

or Mrs. Costello, 10 woman Of the same
wicked profession with Madame Resiell's) is
sentenced to the peDileniary. The Tribune
says tina, " since Mrs. Costello and Mr..
Mason have been upon Blackwell's Island, as
we learn from the Courier, they have occupied
rooms in the house Of the keeper, as boarders.
and lived 10 fine style. We understand tina,
orders haveb een sent up for Mr.. Mason to be
set a, work in the quarry. and Mrs. Costello
in picking oakum, among the other prison.
ers."
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

F,ink, Waller g. Co.--These stage proPrl'
etors have Published a handful, in which
they represent, tina, they have hitherto for
nished Pla,ievllc with daily mail. gra.uiious'
". We are sorry tina, The American has pro-
voked those proprieiors TO lacera'e the back Of
the American, with that identical rod which
I. had 10 pickle for Fink, Walker g. Co.. ;
and 10 finish the punishrnen, by pouring the
brine Of tina, same pickle upon It's smar.ing
wounds.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14
ESTATE

Of Solomon .7rfhur, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the heirs at law,
Y and all others interested in the above estate,
that the undersigned have been legally appointed
Administrative and Administrator OF the estate OF
Solomon Arthur late of tbs county OF Grant, q Ter
rtOTy of Wisconsin, deceased, iniesfafs- an per
nrssent then, 10 the undersigned authenticated "a
the Law REQUIRES and AL those indebted TO said es
,ats viii rake immediate ssstIement with the IN
9.rsira.A who are alone aushoriEed 70 setIle the
asairs II szIC estate.
HANNAH ARTHUR. adm,x,
CLOVIS A. LAGRAYE, admir-.
Of said estate.
Dated, BsstOwa, Gians county, w. T., March
Z. 1916. 52-3w
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

MARmrp.--On Sunday evening, March 9th,
at Grace Church, by the Rev. James Du Pui,
w. G. +. THOMAS, Editor of the Galena
Gazette, to Mas JANE III. EAMES. former.
ly Of Wells River, Vermont.
IIe has "gone off," "passed away
" Alas poor YOri1k !" He looked in a lady s
eye, was caught in the very act. and was tried
for the offence. the proof against him was
clear--the punishment CAPITAL. We must be
excused from further recital. III. ]-Galena
Gazette.
Excused, Of course, friend Hough,on sincs
farther recital Of details. would tax your i'm
agitation.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

% The N. Y. Tribune says:--A mob Of
some TWO or three huodred people, large
proportion of them boys-assembled yesterday
a. the foot Of Cortland street, 10 obedience TO
the call Of an iuhammaiory handbil which had
been posted over the City on Sunday. The
obiec, Of The meeting, as stated in the placard,
was to wait upon Madame Resiell and inform
her that she mus, leave the City. After a
large crowd had got together. man mounted
barrel and delivered harangue, calling upon
the authorities to send Madame Restell out Of
the City, and in case they did not act, then
",he people" were to take the job in hand
themselves. After standing and gaping abou.
for a couple Of hours or so. the meeting dis
persed without doing any vioence--being
doubtless held in check by the Police force
which was sent carly 10 the morning to protect
the threatened premises. A small squad of
"ihe people" also gathered around the house
Of Madame Resiell, where we saw them just
before dark, gazing idly mp at the closed shut
ters.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

or An officer from Prairie du Chen on bis
way to Poiosi, meeting miner, inquired OF
him The way.
OGcer.--Am on The direct road to Poios |
Mar.-Yes.
0Geer--Are there no forks, or bye.roads or
crossroads, leading of 10 the lef. or right that
might take
Miner.-Yes. to be sure but what :!,a
hill have you TO do with them
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TOngO-lOngO-tang-sc.
EXTRACT

I vi a l0Nbf rom oos q Ohi-
nese courier, to Mandarian in Canton:
concerning the American Ambassador, Mr..
Gushing, and the manners, dress and ap.
pearance of those outside barbarians tar
! rying here 10 the suburbs of the Flowery
! realm.
| have many observations TO make, and my
gravity has been greatly disturbed by the cd.
di.y of their actions and their Questionable
attire, for you well know tina. am particular
ly attentive TO external adornments, and have
passed for an exquisite from my youth up
Yesterday a, candle-ligh. dined with the
Ambassador, sitting at the entertainment upon
fonr. legged chairs curiously decorated. and
each CUES. armed with steal knife and fork
instead of chop stick, as if prepared for an
onslaught, in battle. The only dishes before
US Fl, for gentleman 10 taste, were birds
mast soup and roasted dog; which we were
informed were provided expressly for US these
rude savages not having the least relish for
delicacies or taste for the luxuries of good
living. Nor is this surprising. considering
the wide plain Of water that extends between
our Celestial Empire and the remote darkness
Of The land in which they were Uttered. The
dress of these men defes all description, for
they fill their garments SO tight that they seem
jus, ready to burst through, and the broad
tailed skirts of their outer garments hang
down from their backs, like the wings of full
grown grsss.hoppers. The lower par, Of
their legs and fee, are covered with shining
calf.skins; and a cloth is tied around their
neck which lacks but little Of being halter.
Bu. the women are infinitely more Singular;
for being connisseur in these heavenly ami.
mails given to man for pleasure and delight, l
examined their make and structure with scru-
iinizing attention from the foundation to the
apex; internally thinking TO buy one,a leas, for
the oddiiy of the thing. Will you believe me
when assure you tina, their feet are as large
as fat rats! Blu, TO do justice to their ankles,
mus, sdmi, that they are extremely elegant
so far as my observations extended. Their
faces and hands are rather chalky, and they
are less ia, than is desirable. Upon their
bodies they wear long flowing robes Of va
rious fancful colors and devices, closely grid.
led around their waists bandaged TO The d.
mension of trifiing circumstances; above
which. however in contrast. rises develope-
men, Of the bus, in swelling volup,uous beau
ty. Their long hair is wound up 10 knot
and skewered to its place. excepting some
festoons of ringlets dangling upon each tenn.
pie. But the most curious popularity TO be
seen in these singular creatures. and that
which makes il as evident as the axi-
oms of CONTIGUOUS, that these are alto.
gether a people whose origin is distinct from
ours, is, the humps upon their backs jus, be.
low the waist; and which | at first almost
.nisiook for undeveloped coat tails. Although
these humps are very unbecoming TO the eye.
they are doubtless convenient and useful for
transportation of bnEihens. With my honor
ed fathers consent. shall sany at Macao
another moon, SC.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14
Dreadful shipwreeis and Loss of Life

Dreadful Shipwr eexs and Loss of Life
There were on the John Minturn, when she
was wrecked, five cabin passengers. besides the
captains wife. son and daughter. with twenty
sesmen from the ship Cherokee, who were
coming home after her loss. The vessel struck
a, about three A. NJ. She sheered hrOaGside
to the beach, aud heeled of shore. The cap
tain. his wife. children, five cabin passengers
and others Of the two crews. amounting IN
number TO as persoas, persisted. aud among
them the second officer, Mr.. Sturges. Seven
persons escaped in the boat, bat some Of them
have broken limbs. The following is list OF
her cabin passengers MIR. Homer and lady,
Mrs. Stark, Mr.. J. Leeds, Capt. Babeock.
Messrs. Levy and Baker. The ship immedi-
s1ely biiged.
The Journal of Commerce says The cap
tain sen, rope ashore by the boat saved, aud
following Immediately after 10 smother beat,
and with the rope as guilds epdeavsTed to
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

Tongo, iongo tang se.-The admirable cut
Of this Distinguished Chinese eour,ier, 10 out
paper to-day, was engraved from the original
portrait. now in The possession Of Mr.. Cush.
ing, by our ingenious townsmau ARrRuR w.
WogTH.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

Cutting up Dog.--M Hazel Green last Mon
day Justice Young fined man $40, and costs,
for breach Of the peace while drunk. The
fine no, being paid, the man was committed
and now lies 10 Jail q, Lancaster, determined
ITO never &c, drunk any more"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

~" |, has been suggested by some Of our
citizens, that the editor Of the Herald should
have the command of body of volunteers,
ia the even, Of another outbreak among the
Indians. The Colonel is certainly the next
hes, man TO the Governor. Independent
American.
The American. for the fret time. begins to
show symptoms Of good sense.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

Troops Coming. ST. Louis Republican
Of the oath uli. understands that one company
of the Is, Regiment U. S. Dragons has been
ordered from Fort Lesvenworih TO Fort Cav.
ford. 10 keep an eye on the uOsblesoms Via
nsbsgoes. II 10 high time.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14
Taken Up

nN the premises Of the subscriber, living ia The
" sown Of Lancaster, on the 2Isf day Of the
present meath, rel CO.., spotted, rilh white and
dark ssrsaks, Owe SIX wears old, the end OF her
fight horn cot of-hsE ear either marked or tora
TIE owner is desired n csne end take her away,
paying reasonable charges. 1T MILLS.
Feo >, 1916 5i-st
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

Pigeons. -Myrisds Of these birds are iy.
ing uorlhward. lfthey have broken down the
equinOeiial line, by roOsiiag upon it, they GER
,ainly eaunO, all rOOst upon the north pole,
wi,hou, disturbing the gravity Of the earth.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

AZ We have received an anonymous 1--WE
nigh, also say anomalous, communication IN
verse. signed IS" Saeh poetry requires a
responsible endorseT.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

Pososi.--Tbe electors Of Poiosi should not
fail TO attend the municipal election there, on
Monday next the most important election
ever held 10 tina, town. This will be an event.
fol year to Potosi.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

The Snov Storm.-The snow storm on the
Atlantic, on Saturday right and Sunday, i4ih
and 18th uIt, has been both extensive and
destructive. An extra from the N. Y Sun
contains the following distressing intelligence:
IS By special express from squam Inlet. de-
spa,ehed on Sunday night, about midnight for
this office, we have the melancholy intelligence
,ba, five vessels were cast ashore on Squam
Beach during The late severe snow storm on
Saturday night and Sunday morning. Il 10
supposed that sixty lives have been lost by
these disasters, the unfortunate crews and pas.
sengers perishing 10 sight Of the land, or in
vain efforts TO reach the Shore"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

Rsrolaiion in the Birman Empirs.--The
following is an exirae, of a letter frOr Rev. E.
Kiucaid 10 Rev. s. III. Cone, dated
BosToN, Feb. 10, 1876.
have jus, received letters from Burmah
Informing me that The King of Ava Is de-
lhroued. after putting 10 death nearly all the
officers of his court. Prince Mek'srd, my old
friend. has been appointed Regent. The Lord
has done Is; Burmah viii be open.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

F6rcible Eairy.-At camp meeting lately
held in Connecticut. preacher delivered him.
self of the following -" would thai the
Gospel were a wedge. and beetle. woalt
whsek IL into every sinners heart amoog
Won -
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14
CAssviLLE.

mr. Your (,he Herald's) manufactured
lirhf.- Ia charcoal scenes stolen from gfOg.
peries.-LIndepende American.
Hush. VIVA, does mole know about san-
shine
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

n Lest week. at British Hollow. Mr..
Robinson bled himself 10 death BY eating his
lefi arm with knife.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

Je,o Darid.--Who Of our readers have moi
heard of this venerable parsonage I'LL
pendent American.
Your readers hareni heard Of any body
else" Ia the columns Of the American.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14
BosToS, Feb. 10, 1876

U We learn from the Indiana State Senti-
mel that Rev. Nelson r. Ellis. of Marion Co.
committed suicide BY shooting himself with e
rife on the a9sh uli.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14
drrfe0,

Ia she Cur:s' settlement, on the 9th inst. BY
Mr.. Heman Baldwin,. Esq. Mr.. SIMEON p.
FoLsoN and Miss EyELIxE CUKTs.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14
ID L ED.

Ia Mineral Point. on the T.h inst, after
lingering illness. MARE, wife Of DR.. Lewis
Mason Of Pososi.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

For the Wisconsin, IIelald,
Mn. EprroR :--can you inform your readers
whether any hind Of farming utensils are ,nan.
ufac,ured ia Gran, county
CAssviLLe.
We presume DOT. excepting tanning mills =
Look in our advertising columns. An 40.
quain,ance of ours sent to Chicago lass week
for a plow. We know Of an excellent manu-.
faciurer of Agricultural implements in Ohio,
who might be induced TO establish his business
here
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-14

UTISTAR'S Balsan Of w,d Cherry a.
w Jew Davis,s g Hsszsw flss,ss ?, 50 y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-23

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. SFRucE-srR:ET-<T s-.e doors rom
THE facilities Of this establishment for jos
are perhaps unsurpassed siv o-ce Z he cry ne
patronage ne last year has been sucn a. 70 scalE
grea; extension in resources We therefore, WIZ coz
sdslce. issue the following Gard; ~.
TO observation-disclosures supplied Win 81! kinc'
Of PRINTING al the cheapest rate, ~
Cards bils l-sails'
Circulars. hecelp-,
Bin Heads Cheeks, &c
To LITERARY GxxTLENES-oTist Ha! dt'i5erPti PFin'ed
with accuracy.
Pamphlets, Stereotype Work, sid a. kinds OF
To LECTURERS AND MusrcIISs-ProsraH'mtI oeautiuiy
printed.
Lecture Bills. Sinai! BIS Tor Oistr-
N1nraot. Biilr. button &c -
And every description OF Plain and Ornamental JOB Work
great and pureIuaiiy az he oace
The improved POWER PRESSES, :o' Books, PAMPH.
LETS, &c
All work on the above Presses viii be done al e1ireo1d
uarv low prices J. A. FRAETAS,
ii2 Il Tribune job Printer
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NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE.
THE OCEAN,. For The Tribune
sY Mas. J. W. aEaccS-

BsoAp, boundless Ocean IL have worsbiPea tnse
Ever In visions; have seen thy wares
Mount heavenward. borne upon sae euiPes' w
Until their ;ou'ring SUBMITS seemed 70 kH'
The clouds winch DENT s''' . Loi the ring
on storms has ,rsversed DER thee ano iae urea"
N old F,olus with thy waters played,
,rs,i ,be- unhesyipgs seemed az De1fea VIE ZIG
r. bss,ie IN the contest Gallant snips
7 s-r.bea on shy surface OIL hare been the sport
~ 49, Serce biilows and have sank TO rest
Beneath thy surges. and the ceeseiess roar
OF everlasting suthennsi yieicins up
oh mighty Ocean 70 tiny "treasurs-caVes,
Their precious burthens far beyond the reach
Where man can tyegpass and where all unknown
They still will res: for ever.
Emblem vast
Thou art oh Ocean! OF Mar changing hfe'
And of amending ages. Inv hast rolled
Alone UNCHANGED snce the brad universe
Firt smiled beneath the mandate sno Hsii' 'u''
Ri0H' 'us 'Ne Thou alone unchanged,
Yet eyer chsnang-Thou whose mighty po~e.
Hast taught nans works submission, and has saineo
Der every nston victories and bore
Mankind lar down in triumph. Yet NO spark
or life immortal ever sank beneath
Thy swelling surges, for mightier sways
Thy restless pillows, aud doth bear IT up
To add new glories 10 the crown OF Him
Who lives and reigns for ever
Ocean vast
Boundless and fadeless thy stern majesty
Msk'st man 10 pause lay, ueuoble and adore
Thee and thy source Of being, God who guides
And holds thy waters. as IL were. WITHIN
His hand of power Inhnte-maktng them
Obey HIS endless wisdom.
Toranda, Pennsylvania
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-23

~ The following paragraph is from the Eaton
Preoie county. o. Register, of the 18th
-, FARMERS are now beginning to inquire about what
VII, 90 tne price OF Pork We have nothing that
WIZ enable us to form any estimate TO the probable
market price Barrel meat has improved recently,
and the price may DO better than anticipated 1t is
thought by all who raise pork that the price will be low
hence there will not be as much brought into market
there would otherwise have been, and this may tend
M: s,Hsahst t2 improve the market From the Upper
the finest quality Some engu.ios..-s W. hon ,ad
at s225. en hhaut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-23

LIEUT.. HoRyE-We are exceedingly grained
TO learn through the suboined extract oil et'e oh!
Capt Calhoun dated Monterey, Oct l2h, that pol
ton of the Georgia boys have he'd slight orush WIN
the enemy May this be but the beginning OF tne emu
and NAV ihey win lsures worthy Of their gaantry ana
their toll Capt Calhoun says-" part OF the
left at Csrnsrgo arriving to-day They encaipeo ,a
night with heavy train of wagons ana fnults IoaueH
with provisions for the army about SIX ION -
nsce where Canales designed surprise, OUT was io"
bv the vigilance OF Early after nightfh II was
ascertained party of Canaess men were in Degnoor
inc rancho Lieut. Horne of the Sumpter Volunteers
had the honor Of advancing upon the party, ana ooh
ten prisoners ind come Of Canaess baggage Canale5
had just left the rancho arranging 70 ske ms
during the night, Our men had about 40 muskets and
were ON duty during the entire night Lieut. horne mas
the honor OF being the first Of the Georgia regiment VINO
has caused Mexican blood TO flow. One vas Killed snG
of the wounded nothing is certainly known mol one o
our men suffered bruise. All honor to the gaient
Ia not good but he has far recovered as 70 JUSTIFY n
Savannah Repub-
Col. HARNrY-The Austin Texas New Era oil
the 18th ultiulo has the following;
For Information of the Delta oil Newt Orleans:
brought to Bexar in that condition. from his Ouixocc
trip Preside. The precise reason for the step we
have not been able to learn but could be at no loss 10
assign many that justified arrest and no dschnrSe
without a trial
~ The Madison la Banner mentions q ru-
NOR that Jesse D. Bright United Stntcs Senator from
that State has rendered the President of the United
States his services as Cooe Of regiment of volunteers
TO be raised by him and to Proceed forthwith to Mexico
suppose that Jesse begins to despair of winning any
i-apors and. being vastly ambitious has come TO
ne concilron that his only cha,cc Of rrownino him.
sen with aures is to pluck them in Mexco If he turn
70 DC az poor in soldering as he in poitics it will
'e'o"e interesting 10 know what he y fit for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-23
HUMAN RIGHTS.

HSsAAs oN NJ MY NIGHTS AND THEIR POLITE
CAL GUARANTEES ByE,,xy, vrv, r,rr Corn.
se,or al Law of, Tho City of New>Yors +, vo, ,s,po
Its several chapter. discuss the following ,cpcs The
Origin Of Human Rights; Il The True Eass,,oo os ve-,
rssnt Ill. The Constitution OF Government; " Y Cow
snna,ional Ltniisious and Prehisiaoss VI The rcvo
franchise VII. Rights eynsaarng um the Sentiment. ,rs
Affections; WIN. The Rights OF worxn; TX The Rrh AZ
Property ard is Moral Reations X Intellectual Properly
ES The Work 10 printed fair, lsr type and sold re-
nil n so GEMS per copy.
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SEcoND nOARp
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

II. The bark Uadtre from Pare C,,y-Messrs Edwards
w Edwards of New.York and Mr. John Bowman
of Boston
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GENTLEMEN,s list


Adams, j l.
| Adams, Gilman
Ackrrson, John
| Abraham 4
| Adams, W X
| Abbs, Charles
| Agnesla, Giuseppe
Agar, George
| Alcock, CspGeorg.
Alden, George w
| Allen, Zebu.on
| Allen. T. w
| Allen. Seth
Allen, Geo
| Arles. Nathan
| Aldom, Edgar
Allen, Capt David
Allen. ID h
! Alexander. Mr.
| Glove Importer
| Alczar SouQuiu
| Andrews, Jarvis
Akin, John
Appleton, Capt
Samuel h
I Arnold. Smith w
| Andrews, Geo
Atwood, Ahuer
Atwood. Cap Tho
| Atwell, W I
Andrews. Jarvis
Askew, NJ )
I Andrews. 4
| Ashdown, George
! Ashley, J c
| Babbitt, w =
| Sabcock, Wells
Bradford, J 4
Erakvnnds sc, Jas
, Black. William II
Bradley, Harvey
BrSisIreel, Jos X
Bsgh, Peter
Baker \ Dibhle
Baker. James NJ
! Baldwin. William
Banks. William 10
Tuscaloosa
Baker. Gookin
Blake. Royal
6lakcS, Geo 4
Bailey, John 4
Baldw in, James !
Baker, Andrews
Baker. Jacob
Brsrisop, L
Bailey, Rev [ =
Baker, Rev !.
Blake, Z
Baker, Mr. (Ses'iy
| Cordwa inersSocl
Blake, Aaron
Bake, Anson
Bailey, William
/ Ssl. Frank W
Baldwin. (
Barrow opgh,Jss
SaSuico. WG
Barton. William
Barre, & 7
Barker, Wendeu I
Barry, Henry X
SsrreuPoh!, JOHN
Barlow Amhren
Barrow, Thos
Barnes, James y
Bsrprll, Levi
Sar;h X shaw
RSrres, George I
Barker, William
Ssrkulow. HS.mOr
Barnard, W < J
Bates. Isaac {
Ssyley. Taomas
SsIes, Isaac
Bailey, John
BsysFd. Henry n
Beckett. Ezekiel
Sreeusn. PxsT,ck
BsSch j Andrew
Beach. II II
BeS,y, Richard
Berkusa. loAc c
Beardsley, Abre-
SsSrGwoo-, James
SSaeli. EhsSs
Seers. William
Seaewsy, Francis
Benedict Sen3ic.
Z Rockwell
Sea,ik. SSri
Serhsrd. L
Ssrre. GP
Beldiag, chsrtes S
Beuien. A J
Sersil, Roser,
Benedict. CaAriesL
Ssisa, William
Bie,ey, Thomas
Briggs, D G
Sigelow, John
b:!stngs Albert Nj
SHakworh, Eccckl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-23

WOOD SCREwS-ec.ooo groee, superior cuslisy
w Wood Screws made by The Sauscer Msnf Co. Mid.
deton, c. and believed be superior In oIsty any
other make For sale In lots sui! purchasers
MO REM. NJ SHERMAN, corner Broad and Beaver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-23
n-AsGs sTROUDsBURG AND NEW.

Tt-AAsaS sTROUDsBURG AND sEw.
NSsES% YORK LINE OF COACHES, - -
1-7--azes rDne Water Gap, Columbia, B!sIssgSsyy
Johnson seursn slanhope an4 borrissown Throesa9
On and after Monday Nov. ID, lai5 there viii 80
,eaYs the principal Hotels in Stroud sburg aif
m every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. By oolTyyss
Coaches 10 Iorrstown, thence by Railroad -
arriving n SewYork % minutes before O'Clock re- -
same afternoon.
day ard Saturday a. o'clock A. b. by Raroad 10 9 OsI
torn hence by Stage TO stroudsburg arriving N su'
r-g the .ctlns eyennx between and oeIoek ss.
fersnus In New-Yors canSfsceye any no H - ScdS
sired by applying the s,bsc rbr or his agsp - S
Sort!snd-' Merchants wishing 10 SEND neiosiss -
grN ior small bills of goods, can do SO, 81 ssg 70
9oels deed TO The agent OF the line, and SIR n ppe
drlVer, and have II by return Of Stage. A shS
ne 2w IOHT T. WARD PropYrs-s.