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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02

Twsniy-one volunteers have enrolled hem-
selves al Dayton, Ohio, whose aggregsie height
Is one hundred and twenty-six fee,-being an
average Of six feet each.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02

The rarages Of the Hessan Fly in portions
Of New Jersey, are said TO be very great. In
The neighborhood of Railway. the entire whea,
crop seems likely 10 be cut Of.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02

The shells used by the artillery, on The sth
and OH Of May, had each II musket balls in
them
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-02

On the 9th June, peaches were selling in
New Orleans a, from ten 10 fifty csuls each,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08
MAsHLNGTON,S CRAVE

A most touching incident occurred few
days since, Oh board the steamer Powha
tan, which runs on the Potomac rlyer. 1t
Is the customs Of the captain to rlng the
bell us the boat passes Mount Vernon, a. in
honor Of the lllustiIous dead whose mortal
remains are entorDbed there" On the &C
casion referred 10, the Harmonean singer.
were on board, aud as the boat slowly pas
sed the great msu's tomb, they sang, IN d
most pathetic sly 10, the melody Of Wash
ngton's Grave. Tears, it is said, gisteu
ed IA the eyes Of most Of the passengers
aud they remained standing uncovered un
I'll the sacred spot receded from their W.
SION. - Norfolk Herald.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08

all were found out, and the military au'
lhorities of the United States were kept
advised OF their movements and purposes.
All this source of disorder and mischief
was dried up and cut of by the exlradtion
article of the treaty of Washington.
A second source Of expenditure to some
small amount was found, no doubt, IN the
negotiation or negotiations in respect TO
several subjects in ls42. Confidential a
gents, it is understood aud supposed, were
sen, to confer with the Governor of Maine,
and other things were done. and necessa.
rily done, which the public interest did not
allow 10 be made known to other Govern,
ments. Publicity here would be, Of course,
publicity every where.
In the third place, II came 10 my know
ledge, and therefore | can now allude to IT
without being particular, that, IN ls4l and
| say, what was considered very lmpOr-
| tant service was performed and paid tor
out of this fund, by order Of the President,
| in matter much connected with the peace
of one portion of the United States; and |
was consulted contidcntially as member
Of Congress from that portion OF country
Ii is not proper, perhaps, even now, 10
speak more particularly; but OF one thing
| am sure, that there are gentlemen IN this
! House who voted for the resolution Ol the
I honorable member from Pennsy lvania, who
if they had known what ! know, would
sooner have put their heads into the tire
than TO have joined IN any vote derosatory
10 the honor and character Of the able and
distinguished Senator " no was al that time
at the head of the Stale Department, IN re-
gard To the disbursements by hun, under
the orders of the President out of any
fund placed by la~ u, the Presidents dis.
posal.
/ There is nothing more common or more
necessary al times 10 this Government
aud in all Governments, than 10 employ
secret service funds in the negotiation o
treaties, in ascertalnlng the movements o
foreign Powers, OF the designs Of evil dis
posed persons or neighborlng adsersarles
tending to involve The country in war or t
affect the public interests.
now, Mr.. Speaker, dismiss this sub
ject, and leave II and the gentleman iron
Pennsy sanIa TO the Judgmen, Of the coun
try and 10 the turce OF an homes, publ,
opinion, 10 which We are all compelled t
submit.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08
The New York letter Of the phiIadel

The New York letter OF the Philadel,
phia Courier says:
The Mayor last night sent commu
nication TO The Board OF Aldermen, enclo
sing correspondence betw cen himself anc
the Secretary Of War, in relation TO occu
pyng and arming the Battery By the Gov
ernmcnt. From the correspondence Il
would appear that il is the intention Of the
Government to proceed al once to the ar
ming Of the Battery, and putting Castle
Garden in complete state of defence
The Mayor states that II is at present un
der lease, and the lessces have expended
considerable money IN fitting IT up as a
public saloon, &c. The Secretary replies
that all this will doubtless be taken into
consideration, but that he has no money Al
present to pay any indemnity to the les.
secs. Yet the place must be given up"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08
MR.. BUCHANAN'S ULTIMATUM.

The intelligent Washington correspon.
dent Of the Philadelphia North American,
under date Of the lilh utimo, writes as
follows: " Il have been informed to night
through one Of the most distinguished De
mocratIc Senators, that Mr.. Buchanan has
declared he uiH nerer sign treaty uhich
DOES not recognise The titie ofhc L. Stat,
to 81 10 " Ii this be the fact, as VIC
presume il to be, and If the President a
grees with his Secretary, we concur viii
the writer 10 the opinion, that the sooner
all unmeaning discussions about the No
tice" are Abandoned, the better. 1t wer,
far wiser that adequate preparations SHOULD
be made for the war, that cannot be avoid
ed, if this be the ultlmatum Of the Admin
istratlon.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08

from hs Nee Oaslss Delta, oI lprl II,
UNITED STATES AND MEXiCu.
Va Runor- Nsrs f,o,a The Arag- L4t,r ftaa
MtHfo- WutI, tone n The Pfsfs, fic.
FROM MATANoKAS-TlE ARMY.
The sohr, Wm. c. Preston, Captain
Taylor, lett MaIamoras ou HE % inst
Captain /. reports HAT Gen. Ampuda ar.
uYedht MatnmOfas, al the head oil 5000
troops, on the 2sth ult,, from Monterey
and TINT volunteers continued to be brought
IN daily, in small numbers.
Gen. Taylor was encampcd opposite
Matamoras, aud II is SAID has fni posses.
sion OF The Two ferries on the west bank q
the rlycr, running 10 the CITY,
The Mexican forces a, Ma,nmoras nun.
Der about 1000 men. Capt. +. reports
that II was generally supposed by The Mex.
lean officers, that The difficulties between
the two countries had been amlcahy SET.
tied. They had not YET heard at Maamo.
ras Of the departure OF Mr.. ShdeIl.
STILL LATER-IMPoRTANT.
BY the arrival last nigh, Of the 4. s.
steamer "Col. Ilarne." Capt Wood, from
the Brassos San Jago, when she sailed on
the 10Th inst, we received late and inter.
estIng verbal news from TIA, polni. We
learn from passenger that Gen. Ampu-
dla arrived at Matamoras on the | llh inst.
with 1000 troops, 1000 cavalry and an
equal number Of foot, which increased The
Mexican force TO about 5000 men. Gen.
Ampudla, Immediately after his arrival
notified Gen. Taylor lha, il be did mol a.
bandon the position lha, he then occupied
he should consider j, as cquiyalen, 10 a dc.
ciardtion Of mar.
On the 18th, Gen. Ampudia fortified
himself opposite TO Gen. Tay lor's position.
Gen. Taylor also raised breast.wofks on
the bend of the river, so as TO command
the river and the works raised by the Mex
icans. 80 advan'ageously was Gen. I.
situated, that II was evident no possible
force at the command Of the Mexican
General could dislodge him aud on the
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08

We have nothing further from tasiia
than is contained inouf letters, one q which
we append hereto Nat Int.

We have nolhing further from Ansla
than is contained mot letters, one q Which
we append hereto MAI, Int.
AUSTIN, March 81, 1916
Gt>rLGAgS address you tia. at late heat
of tie cay. and Tie short taos intervening Letots
tho nett departure Of the mail will not p.rma ne
TO attempt even 90 give you synopsis 81 NJ o.
eslaii,s proceedings since the date Of my AIT
My principal object u addrcss"'g Jou no~ 5, e
ehclosc you = copy Of tho lollpN ihg Ieso.gllsa.
which passed Tic House Of Rcpr,cntalr5s az
hour or two smce Il hss not Sc, been teia'e
the senate, but you may bclIevt t,at It's progress
y III meet wih little interruption IN that Gu1Hsi.
IT, passage y IA serve 10 Show certain pol1ie2t,
in The tieiaity Of Washington boa ,he eat jumn
10 tins ncighborho0d. aud convince some vriy
ds,n,ercsied YET Ingenious and influential mes,
Nho hover around our Capholan llil.. that thet
III concealed designs IN relation - tho weston
boundary and the public domain Of Tetas hs,s
been anticipated and all BE- defeated
JOINT Resolution declaring tie ,reiusirt rigli 81
The State Of TsTds 10 Iurit3tcftoa orsr he 7.
included rithia tie limits tAsreof
Rssolrsi bg ne Lsgi,lsfms Of he Slste u
Ttras, That tho exclusive right Of jHrsdirtioa
over the SOL included the limits Of the late
Republic Of IeIas wss acquired by the vAlo, gf
the people Thereof and was hy them vested ID
the Government Of the Republic that such e
elusive righl - nos yctts5 IN aud belongs to tins
state, subject to such regulations ab4 control j.
the Government thereof may deem cSpedeni %
adopt that We recognise TO sale ia The lnJAa
Tribes resident within the limits Of the Sl-l6 %
any potion uf tie col thereof and th4g ue
recognise no u.hl 20 tie Gotcfnment Of The I
niici States 10 make any treaty Of lunila siih lle
said Indian tfIhen without tie consent Vt ibe Igr.
trnmrut % his state
Resoir,I fasfArr That has ExctlloncJ lie
Governor IL requested to communicate tbs fsto.
luton 10 the Ggsftnmcnt Of tho United State,
and To our Senator'S and Representatives "a Con.
gross.
We have a letter from our cortcsron.
deni DAY later, stating that Mr.. Howard,
Of BCxlr, a. chairman Of u sclcc commit
tee, had lus, made report upon The whgIa
subject involved ~ the above resilutlou,
lie had not room TO giyo syaopsIs II tho
report bI! we understand from htm ihal j
"as ia favor Of transferring the puollo laals
to the United Safes, IN consideration u
the payment or assumption of the dcb' u
Texas. Our correspondent nnlciplIcs 4
violent excitement whenever tho House
should lake up the report Piooylae.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08
EMIGRiTIoN.
ARRIVAL OF POULTRY IRON
AMERICA.

On Sunday, the Agrrma, 500 tons Al.
rived in &. kalherlne's docks, from Be-.
ton, with twenty five case. Of turkey.
geese, and capons also, SIX boxes Of -t.
reindeer, Of superior quality. They uet,
packed in ice TO preserve them. We te
iie,e this to be the FIRST importation ofll,
Kind.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08

" | won't" said child to his kind pa.
rent, when hs had been requested TO do a
little favor. That child is now desplsed
by his associates aud Stunned by the VIZ
tuous and good.
| won't" was the exclamation Of u
scholar whose teacher had labored faith
folly with him, when he was asked to be
punctual at school, and commit his lessons
more perfectly. That scholar is now en-.
ployed as one Of the lowest servants in an
extensive establishment.
8" | won't" said youth to his father
when requested TO lear0 some honest trade.
The youth has now scarcely coat to his
back.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08

ure' Of Sir Robert Peel has passed lhro'
another stage in its progress toward lis Ie'
pisla,iye finale. The second reading, at
Ter weeks debate, was carried by ma
lority of So, which is dImmullon OF ., as
compared with the first grea, Parllamenta.
~ division that followed It's introduction
INTO the House OF Commons.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08

A fashionable lady Of more show than
substance, residing in Nassau street, New
York, lately went into thread store in the
Bowery, and after busying the clerk for
nearly two hours, purchased single spool
of thread. She thought il too vulgar, how.
ever, to carry 1t home, and requested TO
have it sent. No sooner had she left the
store than hand cart was produced, the
spool deposited in it, taken to the door of
her residence, and dumped upon the side
walk, after the fashion OF ton of coal, for
which she was obliged to fork over twenty
five cents carriage money.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08

causes have kept down the price Of aon,
and will continue TO depress The marke, N,
Ill all uncertainty about the future cease,
We have noticed on more than one -
cason recently the high estimation !,
which Indian corn, as an article Of lood
has risen on this side of the Atlantic. 8,
Robert Peel on "Wednesday evening "a,
roboraled our statement. In ireland !, !,
fast supersedlng the watery potato, and Ina
Premier expressed pralseworihy fcelin,
of pride a, finding The people Of hut coup.
try preierring what he just y sly les "a bet.
ter and more generous description Of food
The Cotton market has improved since
the sailing Of the Caledonia. Gu Wed.
nesday there was good deal of bushes,
doing, the sales exceeding 10000 bales
Ga Thursday the sales amounted to On.
wards Of 5 1000 bags; but yesterday, belnp
Good Friday, there was no business done.
: Upon The whole, the tone Of The maike, \
frmer, aud prices have improved nearh
an eighlh-a graft, my fac, in the presen,
state OF the commercial world. The slead
ness Of the demand is encouraging Us re-
CARDS the lutulc.
EMIGRfTlON.
The tide Of emigration 10 America from
Ireland has sci N this year earlier than
usual. The qunys al Cork are crowdrdto
inconvenience With passengers and Their
luggage. Already one vessel has sailed
with full complement Of passengers;
and twenty three others, with nearly lou,
thousand emisrunis, are preparing at that
port for sea.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08

from The Nee Oi,aas Delta, of ipr.l Il.
UNITED STATES AND MENiCu.
VA RHmor-- Nses f,9ya The Armg- LIfsr faa
MtxIro - NIrhk, tone n TIE Pfsis. ffe.
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Markets.. =. Carefully reported to,. The Tribune

IfiIHSDAif i'C. IL
~ The srowstorfn which continued all day
81, l; IL -, .,; .
ehsckou "'' a'.''' VI O1'1''' anu '"'
have been quite Agn''
ASHES-Ihc market ior Pots is iirrncr and about ~
bols were sold e2i which is cd advance Pearls
are S. 50 and steady.
COTTON-The sales 20 dav have been about 200 bales
,lncipaly 10 sinncrs Prices arc without change and
inc foarke,i il 6r.n Frcirbts are Icss so
rIorrp Avn ,fp,r p,.o;,.,.. a....,.I,,, a,t = "a
= 49, 80 49,, -. =. -, ~ 80 80 - a., -
'' p."''' " :. foi, ~, 10 - - ..
s.s " C . III ' 49, W. P ~ a" ~ u
o ~ 'i .,, t" ~ ., ~ % -
ioi 'en ~ % INV is W., a. - u 'u' ,t' MAJ
ket may " p""V.u nm p" - 2'4 'oi ScO! io7
Soutncih 10 quet acs lc hulufeu ooIs Nofh 4eai dt
~ o%t'
GRilN-Thcrc IL an inquiry for Wheat q, ] Il cts for
pure Genesce for shipment but there Is much OF this
Kind here. Sales 100 bush nj Is and = . do mixed
Western for milling l07 cts. Corn is letter and
wanting. Old Northern ia held -, 20 cts ,acs lO0uO
bgsh old Southern White and Yellow g. oc6G for
export. aud 1000 5000 bush Northern NJ G30Gi
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miscellaneous.
PREMIUMS FOR PUPILS.

rINRE TEACHERS AND PULLS ADVOCATE.
L formerly Published monthly, all bs published
se!utlnoalhly Twice monh. - Pt.s.s!pais, Ne''
YORK, Boston and Baltimore commencing Un Inc Is! u
JsnuSry 1871 ise low price OF Ts eut i've GEMS per
VOLUME OF Twelve numbers .y ceuis ye-r n a.
vance and Will h- painted lager -heet
rrur.s VII be aided Pupils Tor The best stories
Or ESesvS Let Impressed or ne minds o. Pupil LA:
:ars- offerings are lie drst steps IN ne literature o.
country A. II n5ucegen. - tups 20 csycte teer ei-
ute uce 70 reaty Oae ticntIa o.un-s OF o. New fL1
cAons are offered 70 the School ha furnishes The arse.
ryn5er OF 10 hi. work Thus any sc!oo.
Any c.; o. town WI have ol opportunity % obtain
hundred volumes EGch puP subscribing < requested 20
wr.ie ne name residence add school AS -eiby a. posi-
Die oa lie circulars esci>Iu: subscription and r:t,aS
:crc Pad a-a;as: lie
TIE Puqs- Department WI contAin useful aat atiGsir:
descriptions du-y, stet By eucrag.ns, with eals=s
nunlrgus All An=cdoss-
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too - SA!s-- Newly oTk. Tribune Buildings. oFpo
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Chestnut IS Baltimore corner Q; NORTH And Fayel= -
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QUICK The cure u almost -IIucc
rhs' OF tooilach- had dreamed - Pd'icHt.
II The sudden Action OF ius astonishing remedy
remarkable charact- ri>tClt l. not only
quict hul permanent rs eject and t- used ~ I'M
perfect safety P0iuso the expressions OF Craetn nj
miraiou nave heu hvlshed by rruanIue sufferers
upon THIS preparation So well aud faithfully has Inc
CLovE ANoDY>E perform all that has been claimed ior
than u!4y attempts been made mit4lc H. and many
worthless compounds are offered under the Of Glove
AncdyHe Purchasers be and ask inI John.on'
roothcc Drops and observe that the name OF Henry john
only bv HENRY JOHNSON. t.ucces-or 10 4, B. Sands
Coz Chemist and Druggist. 2T3 Broadway. cor Chamber
grant. building. Sold also 100 Fuitonst =
Eat Broadway, and 5o5 Hudson-s Price % cents.
81 l,,,,-.
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1iJE ,rs,r s. Ecsr CLErsNrlY suCNo - Gilt COVERS.
ID tRENTS A:D TIA tiHits. Ind NJ! WAC arr ie,'r0u-
afe respectfully re-ue-s-t 60 cal al Tie sore oi e sur
.cfitrr - Nassau ST. ~ OH, ara ''aiae iia new
Piciora. V,4mss for r., before -rci4s ~ elsewhere.
They consist
SE,ss' Picr3eIAl pGscar1JeN ra GtEAr BeIrAC, AND
IRELAND $50 pa-.-. .a ~ f.u. cilis4lII - rtf'H--
SEARS lN91assrtgr TOR THa sLoTiti 's0 -s-r !.. -
o-ugyo-
sE,ks' Ntv PcrrEnL FAMILY Library oe' peees.
lar.e octave.
SEARS P.-11HuI HisfosN COS IaL AMLRcAN atfpLt-
TioN, i51 pages, large octnTo
st,Es' Fr5.oSi, Blsls HtsroSr SEQ pages large oc-
SraRs Wororss OF rsE wosLo eoo pages, large DC.
THs PrcroenL F,0LY Brett, viih lco ensras-ass
laf - quartz Price -.
Fcros.l MAe,4lNe, Published monthly At :. year;
call Ana examine o.
win T. pilates, Price =; cents ar 10 copies fo5 :
Other Si,r- ,y.-A Asrsic y NisF5 So vii. be pub
H. - monthly ROBERT SEARS. Publisher.
dt2t.u p Sr--t. - Sfty-Io rk.
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sPLENDID PRESENT.

LIME DRAWING-R0ON MINSTREL, o. on Book Iof
is41~itlh. published ~ few days b. FIFTH Hall
GPOND SO Broadway. and FIRTH : HALL Fta1Rin
.ou.e 4 vii consiu some Of the beautiful Music
ever published in ihe country and he einhelehef with
eight -nandiG.Y executed illuminated Litosa ana
daylich' and Tue Two Birc- " gi-o bod "orths hEcH
-rbock-r aGd Santa Claus cGAdrilles The music Is a"
well selected and il viii he most desirable Holiday pre-
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onI-ni-I..l,, EnR NEi.. YEAI; nAY-

D-40seIi1er you.G especially request lcG q as eni
ar, r,rr - ,1a. want 5ouGG-s Tor New Year Day 10
send n :arir orders early possible, uere very
little probability Of ~ tenz able 10 .: IL sy orders cent
=, he at- L.. Orders --ai throw ID Inc spa:ch Post
" ~ be A. faithfully attended 10 a. though 1ry we're given
IN person at FOR i4- Convenience - ladies' grd -eue-
rr ,p s1av e:.l % eve trif orders personally. and
,y may no. have AT earlier opportunity 80 70 Co, he VIII
re-nsIp Al liz store on Christmas Day ai uc.ocs T. n.
H. " al also be provided seith assortment Mos gas-
ses ana Rose. which hc would particularly recommend
m = patrons A. neiu. very hesuuf tasteful
~,,,,ie,f- .i,-- X. center i,t!t. JAMES uOGG
dissoy seet.rGsr. No 81 Broadway.
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Z. H. LUDLOW, Aucdoneer
HOUSEHOLD CABINET FURNITURE, Ur

cOutnuauon being the stock OF Cabinet Maker de-
Ginning business INSIDE IN superior manner, and not In.
truded Ter auction E. IL. LUDLOW 4 co. VIII sell at
auction Friday Dee. ls commencing AT IL O'CLOCK, a.
tue sslcs toom BIS Broadway, near LoonaTdsL large
OF superior Cabinet Furniture, 10 be sold for
cash consisting Ii. part OF the following viz mahogany
French Bet-rads aud CrDs, Hat SlaIjs, mahogany
french Chars. black walnut do, sewing aud rocking
Chars Center Fables, ble top, full and half French
sofas. counting house Desks. Rocksrs with crimson and
Other coOged plush seat-. mahogany Work Tables Card
Tables Piano Stools, marble top Washstands, ouomans.
Dressing BureauN, Book Cascs. Dining Tables Sc This
ignl;ure swell worthy Of attention II being mostly OF
he EiiIabethan and Louis the NlSlh styles.
Catalogues ready Thursday aud the furniture can Do
examined the day before the sale.
A-o email assortment OF superior second hand iuTni-
wrs 1881 dlI Jus
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HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENTS.

HOLIDAY PRfsEN.TS--.i . ache. Js--ery. kc-
splendid zsscrIEsnt Of Eot act s-i.sE Duplex Pa
;-a! Lever anc.sar E-espeu-st L=pIas sn6 vertical
u alch-s elected ;e be-. manufactured EEfope
when vii D. yv.rraui-d perfect sL,a-- zeep-r..
40 sor-= u- p.I.-rn- OF god ChA!az, Seas Key. :
DO d. DO Gfoic Pe3c-. Case ard Cog Pe-s
Do d. 10 ThiH15e=. kirgs Pins, sc
CO. CO. 5rzcslets, sI-t Stones
60 Co S.v-F EoTs-, Spoo-- -
a! In above srIc,es eli - sold a. - loves: pTcs-
erd .ysrra-tcl 20 x. ell ne h-=i n 4Ga 70 IL civ
aUTI 3EOTHEa>, IruaJ..rrs .; Fine Watches : :
- = =. --zzI--i 0ppo-it= ne Custom H-rs--.
2 Tn aaa=z s.-i-- cs-=t3ly repaired aei -ni-
-. ~ = - -taal ~ re c. -
PRESENTS TcE TIE HOLIDAYS
'S'HE SUBSCRIBER receive tom IL RIVER Az.a-
1 20 n Soah slnsrea- IL following curosri-- vach
are -ery .tlA.e 9r yre-~;s especially 10 send abroad
and ygtich IL W.! 5-spO=e o. l. reasonable Et;e>
a- MOI -1-eru F-sta-r Dras-. s1ca - : Noc Ia
nese cti-f Of r-5= v-as complete WIZ soePtre sid
Oae are Hammock v..h vance. oraamsntsa VIII
.lsti F..l.s-,5.a- vl.1 poisoned arrows. = each
Foer Box, ard CAM Arr1-,e . each
Ose cartoon Il ec1e- esther - IRON = - %
~ -. Z ir-e- J-vef7s z ar.laccz5, Pipes l..
cl7 JAMES iUJl', No 81 5-csi-4sY.
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JOSEPH 3. CLOSE u CO
MONT JENNINGS 6; co. Drs2-rs ana Taior'
W 'a-',-- II Cicyn. Ca..im-,-. ya,irgs Fanc'

.U3i. T. JENNINGS 81 co. Drsp.cs and Ts.Ion,
~ Importers Of C!oths, Cassm-fes, Essungs' Fancy
Dress Articles kcIa appreciation Of The soeeesa which
..ra- heir efforts catering Tor The community would
lender The assurance upoa hs commencement ofthe Fall
rr.ts tia. WI &c h-r eacee'or 10 .dd 20 The Induce
reg. which .ase rendered 81 Erua!'say THE EsTAB-
LlsfNEST al which furnished Garment. possessing
me requisite. winch raas continue commend ITEM To
s ecouyu.s F 10 tae style AGO character Of lac c.oh-
-ars eaE5.e,: tsfash through TIE Ali Of - =-cieai
o.p- u ealers a. car found N lAs County ia n,
.s7gei TO ,s~ .trac;.oao ofoar ulo:ersts charges
age a.sor;asn. " ae~ goods Tor Fall and P" inter
,gca. IRE osere3 Nr in-Psc-ls-r coapn.iaa Cloths
e. l5r Dres- sad Froc4 Goats. Og-rcoe'., sacA.,
L. gf-cch Easls5 American C4ssim-fe' Tor Pzn's
.ooa. ~e.t IN reference -hs -snnenia "oen as
.rssuce satisfied liz r4lyj - 20" ertief' e~eels
rs. IL Us ,,- sspoe-4y ,oiciiet si-'ino s-i'e''
a4 sa.iz V-ass l. ,r=aI s.-.-.y. The asaA asro:'-
u-rg Or afsG quality G-eiy-lad= orefeeALs' orsiSe-
sac4- cozk. Dress xd frc.S Co-l- f-alA.oon' 'ssl'
e .l .co= .-.ecaoa u Fancy Dres' sfI'cl7o scafi''
cragsis HdA.s, Gloves, sa.pertsss, Sh-r-' Collars,
se-orls aailH os- Lc '-su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-18

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