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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-20

TENHE Toothache is always cured in one minute
n by the application of Wheeler's Teabury Tooth
Wash, and il always protects the teeth from all de-
cay. The use of Wheeler's Teaherry Tooth Wash,
besides eecually curing tOothache, also cures sore
ness OF the gums cures sofness OF the gums ana en-
trely stops bleeding of the gums together with these
important curative properties for causing the teeth
gums and mouth TO assume healthy states 1t exerc
pleasing and healthful influence over them by
its tonic or strengthening properties, which keeps
them pleasant, and enables the person always to ell
JOY perfectly healty state of the teeth, gums and
mouth.
Having used Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash and
Powder, have found them to possess cleansing and
purifying properties, and while they whiten and beau
ify the teeth, they have beneficial effect upon the
gums, by imparting to them freeNnd heahfu action,
Gg-sOld at No. 12l BALTIMORE STREET above
South. mh2S
DEAUTIFUL SPRING DRY GOODS.
Hb The subscriber has received a very choice
lection of New Goods, and will dispose of them at
moderate prices:
Superior new style wide LAWNS
do do do Dress GIkGHAMS
Handsome Prints of various designs
Superior Striped Bingham Lawns
Super English Furniture Prints
Best Italian Lustring and other SILKS
Cambria, Jaconet, Swiss and Book MUSLINS
Leng Lawn, Bishop Lawn and Plaid MusliRs
Hemsttch'd, Col'd & Cordd Border'd l. CHDKFS
Irish Linens and Sheetings, NAPKINS, Towels, sc.
Damask Table Linens, Russia s. Bird eye Diapers
Embroidered and Satin Striped SHAWLS
Ferry cheap Barages, Balzarines & Delanes
Parasols, Sun Shades and Umbrellas
Apacas and BOmbazines, at low prices
Plain Black BARAGES of fine quality
Hosiery, Gloves and rich Bonnet RIBANDS
ALSO-A general assortment of Men and Boys wear,
such as
Black and Colored Summer CLOTHS
Croton Coating GambroOns, Fancy Drllings
Summer Cassmeres, French s. Grass Linens
Hand some VESTINGS, Silk Pocket HDKFS
Suspendeis, Cravats SC, together with several
styles of PLAIN GOODS, suitable for Friends, all of
which will be sold at low prices.
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
apis No.25 Howard ST., Sd door from Fayette
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-20

BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY,
Id No. IS E. PRATT STREET,
seven doors east of the Bridge.
The oldest Institution in Baltimore for the cure of
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Movements OF Travellers.

Yesterdays arrivals showed sti II further increase OF
travelling. The principal portion accompanied by
their families and servants. The following is an alb.
stract from the registries at the annexed hotels
AMERIcAS-Mr.. French, Wimingt on N C.; George
Eaton, Georgia J. Lee, United States Army; NJ Dray-
ton Phiade phia Rev. Cooke, Virginia: c. Cooke
do; w. Goodsli, Georgia. s. Miller, Alexandra; r.
Harris, Ohio George PRIMO Harrisburg; Lieut. Watson
Hayman, United States Army DR.. Webster Cambridge;
3. Jones, United States Army Mr. Champion Washi5e,
tom w woodbridge Savannah; J. Pringle United
Asros-br Cohen, Charleston; w. Rawlins, Va;
w McRag. Cumberland; T. King, do; NJ. Dyer. Phi
ladelphia; DR. Page do; s. Urquhart New Orleans; T.
Davis, Philadelphia; II. West, do; II. Kendall New Or
leans; Skdmore, Boston; w sa ycrs, Philadelphia; A.
mango; Campbell, Boston; J. Burrows, Cincinnsti w
Clifford, Now Bedford; T. Msrshall Boston; G. Arnold
Providencej E. Hail. Boston; l. Frisby, Baltimore; D.
Cummins, Delaware; Geo. Redfeld, Philadelphia.
Cirr--A. Douglass, Baltimore; P. Mccall, Philalel.
phia; General Reed Collins Kentucky; Thomas Layton
New Orleans; A. Gordon, Baltimore; j. Clarke Phila.
delphia; Com Jones, Charles Chauncy, u. g. NAVY: L.
Braynard Philadelphia; P. Gainspor Stcuben county;
c. Hitchcock, New Orleans; M. Mason, Rumfort; NJ.
Master NJ. Dunlop, ipha; r. Savage J. Mathews
u s. Navy; j. Gardner Pennsy lvania; W. C. Barbour
Massachusetts,.
FaANxLIE-w. Stockton, Pennsylvania; Z. Virgins.
Mobile; T.. Williams, Baltimore; j. Butler Norwich; j.
Young Philadelphia; A. Williams, Poughkeepsie; T.
Canada; f. Dudley, Dutchsss county D. Devne syria.
cuse; c. ilwich, W. Watrous Connecticu
HowARD-P. White, Richmond; H. Sloan r. Tomln-
son, Charleston; Hon. j. Anderson, Westchester; Mr..
Bonnycaste, Mr.. Livingston, Philadelphia; Hon B. Wood.
Albany b, Wooster. Troy; 8. Shepherd, Albany; D.
Lamb, Virginia; H. Allen, Albany; Cen McRae, VIII
mington ~ C.; r. Fitzgerald, New Haven; 8. Sedgwick,
Z; hendy, Washington; 8. TomPkins, Philadsp6ia; 3
wnoneter Brett Baltimore; J. Cassidy, Cincinnasi;
P p vtinns' Connecticut; r. Wells, viFgiais r. Brown
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to II the present wind and weather prsvails
Coepidsrable disappointment felt and expressed
BY nany who wished to witness the match In conse.
qusnee OF the lack Of publicity even the members Of
the reess. except favsred(ew, could gain little
information. Of what whom, Where or how the sair was
be msnsged Instead OF few individuals being present
At Hoboken, at the start and arrival thousands would
have bsen at that delightful spot to witness the sport
thus bspeftpg ferry owners. landlords and tenants
To-day there will be race for purse givn by the
Club OF t2Ou and all the entrance money-$l0 each being
tn price Of entry-open to all vessels Athough the
yachts Of the enter Tor this they
not the y-no member being permitted take
the money IL viii be given the first boat next to the
winner. the winning poat belong 10 one OF the club
There thirteen vessels entered Tor this day
several Of them being outside vessels This will evident
ly afford sport the previous day-not being
quite 70 exclusive aristocratic.
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Our illustrated Weekly.

The Weekty Herald will be ready for delivery at
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
1t will be illustrated with Plan of the Burnt
District in Nantucket, with the particulars of the
recent terrible contiagration in that town; and a
splendid view of Fort Brown, in Texas, opposite
Matamoras, the fort that brave Capt. Hawkins
would not surrender 10 Arista. 1t is said that
Hawkins did not understand Spanish, when Arts
Ia sent him note in that language, to strike his
eolors for the "sake of humanity"
Single copies sixpence each.
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Theatrical and Musical.

CASTLE GARDES.-We trotted into this beautiful place
last evening and heard several choice selections
from tine German and Italian composers executed by an
orchestra that cannot be excelled in this city There
cannot be more pleasant place to spend an evening han
1t this saloon In and spiendor Is not surpassed
by any in world, and its attractions in the way Oh
music, cosmorsmas and GOODNESS, are irresistible
The Cincnnatsns engaged In getting up compli'
sntary benefit Mr. Tosso, their distinguished vio-
linst j. is said ~ be drawing iu houses night
~ at the Arch street theatre, in rhiladsphia-
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Doings In washington-Land In Sight.

A great many petitions have been presented in
She Senate against any alteraho n in the present
Tariff; and several great speeches have been
made in opposition to the House Bill, but no new
Light has been thrown upon the subject. 1t is
very probable that day will be set for all de-
bate upon this question to cease, when final
vote will be taken, and the matter disposed Of
The Chairman of the Committee on Finance re-
ported the Treasury Note bill from the house, and
recommended its immediate adoption. 1t was
opposed by Mr. Evans, which, indicative Of a
determination on the part of the wings to oppose
its passage. 1t WILL without doubt, pass at once
In spite Of the opposition.
Both Houses Of Congress hare at last agreed upon,
day for final adjournment. The 10th Of august is
the dag appointed. This w,H make session of oper
eight months.
This announcement will be received with ac-
CARNATIONS throughout the country, and is tho
most agreeable advices from the seat Of govern
ment we have received for long time.
The House of Representatives were principally
engaged in the disposal of bills of minor import
ance The Warehousing bill, as it passed the
Senate, had not been introduced into the lower
House; and the most important business tram
sacted during the sitting, was concurring with
the Senate, in relation to the day of final adjourn.
ment. We look for very active time for the
next twenty-five days, and more business will,
without doubt, be transacted in that time than in
the previous ven months of the session. 1t is
possible that members of this Congress may latter
all, do themselves some credit, by close atten-
non to business during the remainder of the ses-
sion.
We publish in our columns to-day the Ware
housing bill, as it passed the Senate
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Foreign News.

We may now hourly expectt to receive news by
bring intelligence of some interest.
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Ks3 The Economy OF the Clty Fathers.

XXI Enc ECONOMY OF the City ratncrss
Mr. Enron 1T appears by the published reports I
the proceedings of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Monday evening, that Alderman Feeks offered resor
ton authorisng the erection Of bath at each police
ton house, nj an expense not exceeding thirty dol'
Alderman IA Elrath jeeringly moved an amendment
DIRE sing cases looking glasses rocking chairs, sc IL
vsgance. Will the sapient Alderman inform the Pc
PIE" how much Of the public moneys appropriated
carriage hire oysters, liquors. segars and other lux
ries for themselves; and just how much more extrav
giant 1t is to spend little money for the benefit Of nil
hundred policemen than II 10 to spend great deal for
indulgence OF thirty eight Aldermen in useless peri
ioua luxureG HALIFAX.
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MONEY MARKET.


Thursday, July 1915 p. n.
The market continues very dull and heavy and pric'
without any material alteration The salss o.dn~ wer
moro limited than usual. Harlem went up at the FIR
board to day per cent, compared with prices cursi
at the nrst board yesterday; Norwich and Worcess
Is; Long Island closed at yesterday prices
At the second board there very few sales, o.
average advance Of about u per cent There sppesst
be disposition among operators to put up prices and
IL very probable that advance Of two three pc
cent will be realized before the market takes anohs
turn downward.
The New jersey Railroad and Transportation Comp
ny has declared semi-an dividend of three and
half per cent, payable on the LIST of August
The Flantsrs Bank of Tennessee has declared sem
annual dividend of two and half per cent payable
the Manhattan Company the I'd Of August
The Clinton Bank Of Columbus Ohio, has declared
ssmisnnual dividend payable at the Life and Trust o.
Ace, on demand
The following semi annual dividends have Just bee
declared by several manufacturing and railroad com
niss Of Virginia
.arlek Manufacturing Company. 10 Per cent
%n,sh""., 90 DO ...... per cent
Petersburg Railroad. .......... per cent
i1o'iSa uo 1850. ~ per cent.
The Ba1tanore and Hsvre de Grace Tufnpiks Conn,
ny has dsaAsred semi annual dividend OF four per cant
The 9sssmore and Hatford Turnpike Comp,nv is
declarsds semiannual dividend Of one and half 10
cent.
The amount received for tolls on all the New York
State canals during the Arst week in july H. ssa s
sane psriod N 49,. ...................s l,OR
.sss.,....,..,.... eAe
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Additional Particulars or the Terrible Fire
I'm Nantucket.

We are indebted to gentleman formerly resi-
ding in Nantucket, but now oil this city, for the fol-
lowing valuable information relative to the con-
dagration, and the extent ofthe place.
The fire broke out near the Manufacturers and
Mechanics Bank, on the Main street. 1t then ex-
tended on
Main street. both Sides from Orange and Center to the
Straight Wharf
Centre street both sides from Main to Broad street.
with the exception ofths Methodist Church and another
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-17
Jer,ev CITY Intelligence.

TIE MuKpER CASE FUNERAL OF Mas. srEScEn-
The funeral of the unfortunate victim Of her husbands
wrath and vengeance Mrs Spencer took place YESTERDAY
morning about nine O'Clock, and was attended by tbs
friends of the deceased and several Of the citizens to
the place Of nterment at the foot of Bergen Hill where
the remains deposited in their last resting place
The fatal tragedy connected with the melancholy death
Of the unfortunate lady has drown out from compare
tive obscurity numerous incidents in connection with
the dculties that had recently existed between the
prisoner Spencer and the murdered lady Jealousy, II
10 said by some first produced bad treatment on the part
Of the prisoner and strange to say asympsthy ia al
ready beginning to manifest itself in his favsr on the
part OF some Of the ladies' in New Jersey But would
be premature to touch upon Of ths various rumor
and counter reI that fly about the city in every di
recton, In relation to this disgraceful tragedy The
house where the murder committed, 10 small two
street.
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Pocket Penknivss and Fancy Cutlery:
beautiful assortment Of the above car be at d
subscribers, consisting of OF the most splendid, o.
unique patterns imported to this country.
f G. SAUNDERS X son, III Broadway,
opposite Howard's Hotel.
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Portable Dressing Case of the most com
pact form and elegant finish. beautiful sppe dage
toilet table aud the complete yet offered 70
wants Of the travelling pnblc being manufactured Of SO
sale BY q. SAUNDERS < SON III Broadway.
A few doors above CourtIandt q
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Highly Important from Washington-Ex
traOrdlnarY NaYai Consultation.


We learn from high authority in Washington.
not from the President that Mr.. Secretary Ban
croft has ordered twenty of the oldest Post Cap
tains to meet him on Tuesday next, at the Navy
Department. The object is not stated in the order,
but it is, that they may advise and consult as to
the best means of making an attack on the Cas-
tie of San Juan deUlloa.
The names of the Post Captains are -
Stewart Turner,
Jacob Jones' Perry,
Morris, Joseph Smith.
Ri gely, Rosseau
Downes Geisinger,
Ballard, Mckeever,
APP Catesby Jones. Parker,
Bolton. McCauley,
Shubrick Stringer
KearDey, Breese
These officers are now en- route for the capital,
and will be there at the appointed time
We understand that Commodore Morris is op-
posed to an attack on the Castle; but the Cabinet
has declared that it must be done, and the above
named officers are to give their advice as to the
best way to do it to reflect honor on our navy.
We also learn that the Cabinet, at the same meet
ing when this was determined upon, decided on
perpetual dismemberment Of the Northern Pro-
vinces of Mexico and the expedition which is
shortly to leave this city for California, is part of
tho organization to take possession of the weak
Mexican provinces of the North.
These are piping times.
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Iron the Daily TIibuae. July 4. 1s!sl r.

v. b. Palmvr's Newspaper Agsncy.-Th
mer HAMS and hrsIaess Of he City Of New York
quested read Mr. Pslmers advert this day
p,psr The same advertisement will appear in morrow
Tribune The business Of advertising imperfectly unde
stood by csrehsns generally Mr.. . grsat experienced
extensive rgencies snste him give very important
form on and very valuable suggestions taese
all who may favor i'm with interview The subject,
presented by Mr. j. eertsnly ,rthy the serious ens
of all persons engaged in active business,
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HONOR TO THE BRAvE.-We perceive that pretty
nearly all the officers of the United States army.
aa' inquired conspicuously and honorably at the
oa''es oil Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma, have
oeen presented with some marks of esteem by
men isilow citizens, except Captain Duncan. We
'ras' mat this gallant officer will not be made an
u.oepuon IN the distribution Of honors. We
likewise think that it is full time for our citizens
to be moving in the matter. Capt. Duncan !. !,
native OF this State, and was born near West
Point and has calamity upheld the nam. or h.
native State in the field of battle. New VOL 90
tainly will not be behind in rendering to bsr ~,
liant son some distinguished memorial of hi, o.,'a
services in the present war. '
IN SUPREME CouRT--Juy l4.-Present. the ch;.e
Justice and Justice Jewett. No. 1. Wagennieeil
ads JeEman-Mr Taylor closed on behalf of DAT nJ
Mr. Noxon was heard on behalf Of plaintiff and Mir Tau
ior IN reply Decision postponed The regular cali of
me calendar was then resumed. No. 30. Youur y.
Nichols.Demurrer to declaration. Mr. Noxon o. en.d
on behalf of defendant Mr. A. c. Paige was heard on
behalf Of the plaintiff and MIR Noxon in reply Decision
postponed No. 81. Hays and al Hunt impleaded Ic
Motion for new trial bill Of exceptions Mr. Pier
con opened Tor dsfsndant- Utscs Gassiss.
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Broad street both sides from Jared Cofans to New
North Wharf
North Water both Sides from Broad to Aaron Nit.
chells
1t then passed on in an easterly direction to
North Beach street, destroying that street, and
crossing the head OF the New North Wharf, the
northern of the five wharves in the place.
1t then spread from the New North w harf to the
old North Wharf, crossing the Straight Wharf,
destroying the blocks on Whale and Candle
streets, - finally stopped near the Commercial
Wharf the southern wharf of the five
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-10-22
IElIgNa lg n ] , 0 u sKaII ;ssEES'l / I
Sleeper & Femner,


Umbrellas, ParasOIs, 81 Sun Shades,
No, l26 Market street, south side, below Fourth,
Philadelphia.
Invite the attention of Merchants, Manufacu
rers, &c. &c, to their very Extensive,
Elegant, New Stock, prepared with
great care, and offered
At the Lo0est possible Prices for Cash
The principle on which this concern is es-
tabllshed is to consult the mutual interest of
their customers and themselves, by manufaclu-
ring good article, selling i, at the loves,
Price for Cash, and realizing their own remu-
neratlon, IN the amount of sales and quick re-
turns.
Possessing inexhaustible facilities for manu-
lac'ure, they are prepared 10 supply orders 10
any extent and respectfully solicit the patron
age of merchants, manufacturers and dealers.
Phila., Dec. IL, lS45---Iy.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-10-22
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given thai The undersigned,
an Auditor appointed by The Cour of Common
Pleas Of Pike county, 10 distribute the money
arising from the sale of the real eslale of Ben
Janin Holber,, Jr, that he will attend to the du.
lies of his appointment at his Office in Milford.
on Saturday the 3lst day of October next, al
O'Clock, P. NJ, when aud where all person,
interested are requested 10 present their claims
before said Auditor, or be debarred from coming
IN upon said fund.
E. RICHARDS, Auditor.
Milford. Oct. /. 1886.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-10-22
CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD!
Steam Refined Sugar Candies

IL Gents per pound, Wholesale
J. J. RICHARDSON, No. AZ Marke, street,
Philadelphia, takes pleasure in informing the
public, that he still continues to sell his very
SUPERIOR STEAM REFINED CANDY at the low
price of $3.50 per 100 pounds, and the quail
~ is equal 10 any in the United States.
He also offers all kinds of goods in the Con-
dictionary and Fruit line a, corresponding low
prices, as quick sales and small profits are the
order of The day
Call or send your orders, and you cannot fail
10 be satisfied Don't forget the number, AZ
MARKET STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
J. ]. RICHARDSON.
August 81, 1876
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-10-22
A VOICE FROM KENTUCKY.

have been afflicted with dyspepsia in its mos
aggravated form for three years past, and fount
no relief until used DR.. G.. Benjamin Smith.
Improved Indian Vegetable Pills. After using 81,
boxes of said valuable pills, l am entirely cured
They are general remedy.
j. K. LEEMAN.
Paducah, KY, Nov. l9, 1915
We certify to the above facts DR.. Smiths
Pills are universally esteemed in this vicinity.
HODGE, GIVENS & Co., Merchants
| Al the request of DIR. G.. Benz. Smiths agent
we cheerfully state that we visited the office OF
DR. Smith in September last, while IN New York,
and found him to all appearance carrying on a
very extensive business with his Indian vegeta-
bic Pills. The extent Of his establishment would
astonish any one not initiated in the mysteries of
the pill trade. Louisville Journal
(From DR.. Singleton)
SMIrHLAND, Ky., Feb "a. 1916.
DR.. e. Benz. Smith--Dear Sir:-Nothing has
given such general satisfaction as your Improved
Indian Vegetable Pills.
Very respectfully yours,
S. F. SINGLETON.
From Messrs. Bull 9 .4lden)
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. 18th, 1916.
DR.. G. Benz Smuh--Dear Sir You will please
send us ten gross of your valuable pills. From
presen, indications we shall sell large amount
of them. We find they 60 very quick, &c.
Your friends,
BULL & ALDEN.
From Wilson, Star5ud q Smith)
LOUISVILLE, Feb. l3, 1916.
DR.. Smith--Dear Sir About two weeks ago
we bought two gross of your Indian Vegetable
Sugar Coated Pills. Though business is dull
here at this time yet we have sold them all You
will please send us a gross through Messrs Law
renee d kees of your city, who will forward them
to US via Pittsburg. Yours respectfully,
WILSON, STARBIRD g. SMITH.
@ And sold throughout the United States and
Canada.
Beware of all such frauds and examine the box
Office l19 Greenwich ST., Qarge Brick Block
H Always ask for the Improved Indian Veee- |
table Pills.
II And see that G. Benz. Smith is ,cr7tten with |
pen on the bottom of the box
Agents in Monroe Co.
Schoch & Spering, Stroudsburg
Brodhead & Brothers, Dutotsburg
Jno. Marsh, Fennersvie
Daniel Brown, Chesnuthill.
Nay %, 1916.
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NEW LINE.


The accommodation line of Stages between
Stroudsburg and Easlon, will leave the house
of Edward Postens, (Washing'on Hotel, IN
S'roudsburg. on Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day of every week, at o'clock, A. NJ, and ar
rive in Eas,on a, o'clock, P NJ, in time for
dinner; returning on the following day, leaving
ID. Connor's American Hotel, on Tuesdav,
Thursday and Saturday al o'clock, and arri-
wing al Slroudsburg at 2 o'clock, same day
The subscriber begs leave 10 inform the pub
lie, that he has purchased the above line of
stages from Messrs. Connor. Poslens & Co,
the former proprietors and that he is now able
To carry passengers in as comfortable and con-
venen, style, as any other route in the coun.
ty. Fare through ST 25
ROBERT c.. SLEATH,
Sole Proprietor and DraUcr.
Stroudsburg, JAN %, 1876.
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Confectionery, Fruit, an
G ROGER Y STORt. !.
WILLIAM H. SCHLOUGH

@4A Respectfully informs the citize Of
ssA sss Slroudsburg, and the public pen,ly.
H4Ak E,sSiFI2 that he has opened
Confectionery and Grocery S-e,
on Elizabeth street, in the room formerlyru-
pied by Joseph l.. Keller, as a Grocery, ere
he is prepared TO accommodate the pubairh
all kinds of CANDIES of the bes, qua .---
He also keeps on hand FRUIT, embrsq sIl
the delicacies of the season, and NUTS all
kinds. His stock consists in part, of
Oranges, Figs, Cream \.
Lemons, Almonds, Cocoo N
Ra's'ns, Prunes, Ground 5.
and variety of all kinds Of Confecriona en-
orally kept in such an establishments Of
which he will sell very low for Cash has
also added to the above stock, all the cles
connected with a