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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-16
CABINET MAKING.

The subscriber hereby informs the public
that he still continues the
Cabinet Making Business
at his old stand in Elizabeth St, Stroudsburgh
Pa. where he will be happy 10 furnish any per-
son with Cabinet Ware, al low prices. He in
tends 10 keep on hand, and make to order, all
kinds of wares in his line OF business.
Side Boards, Bureaus, Centre, Break
fast, Dining and End Tables, Wash
Stands, Bedsteads, Wardrobes,
Book Cases, Secretaries, &c.
ALSO-COFEINS made 10 order at The
shortest notice.
CHARLES MUSCH.
S,roudsburgh, April A, 1874.
,ttsI = Judy 'SAnqspnolls
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pouS!sIepun
'ql 40 poA!aooI dHnJHueVl aq HIN sIoPlO
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polaJeId s! IsA9 qolqM lou 10 'Asuo4 snIdIns
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Aue ol IorIodns IgJ pue 'uIoIy luoIsUip AleI!luo
old!ou!Id 10 polonnsuoo 81 aAlH aqI. non
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-16
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DNILOTLOHd-dTTS
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'SHHd HQOA IA Y
MATTHEW II. MILLER,


SUCCESSOR TO ROBERT r. BICKNELL;
EXCHANGE BROKER,
No. South Third street, Philadelphia.
Bank Notcs.---Notes oh all solvent banks III the
United States discounted at the lowest rates.
Drafts, Notes and Bills collected on the most
favorable terms.
Erchange.-Blls of exchange and Bank Checks
on most of the principal cities of the Union, bought
and sold at the best rates.
Exchange on England in large or small sums
constantly for sale.
BickneHs Reporter, Counterfeit Detector and
Prices Current, is issued from this office every
Tuesday. 1t is devoted chiefly to the condition of
The currency, the Markets. Banking institutions,
Counterfeit Notes, &c. Terms, $3 per annum
payable in advance.
BichnelFs Counterfeit Detcct0r and Bank Note
List is published sem-monthly at s so per an
mum, payable in advance. This work is printed
in pamphlet form of 80 pages. Single copies II
l-2 cents.
Office open from s A to 6 Pm
Exchange hours from A NJ to 8 p NJ
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-16
DO YOU raise Blood

when YOU Cough and find your strength gradually
failing You will fiEd that these symptoms fnot
properly attended to, will terminate in COnsgmp-
ton and Ded7h. Are you troubled.w with that dis
tressing complaint
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-16
Its Healing Properties

do not deceive. The short dry Cough is quickly
overcome. and easy and healthy expectoration
takes its place. Splitting of Blood is Immediately
checked. Night Stceats, with pain in the Side
and Chest, debility and difficulty of breathing,
yield in short time. Asthma, with all its dread
ful accompaniments is at once relieved Bron-
chitis, and in fact all the diseases of the Throat
and Lungs, give way before this Remedy, when
all other means have failed.
Persons may attempt to deceive you with some
other Remedy, pronouncing it to be equally as
good but remember life is at stake. therefore
BE not Deceived.
The only place in the City of New York, where
FoLger.s OLOSA OMAN, or ALL-HEALING
B1LSAH is sold, is at LOG Nassau street, one
door above Ann street.
AGENTS.
Schoch & Spering, Stroudsburg Monroe CO.
James S. Wallace, Milford. Pike county
w: F Brodhead & Brother, Dingmans Ferry:
Pike county.
April 80, 1916
BLANK MORTGAGES,
For sale al this office.
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Foundry and Machine SIsoD.

in the rear of John Boys Store, and would be
thankful for any patronage extended towards
him, and respectfully announces that he is
prepared TO execute all orders in his line of
business in the best manner and with despatch
lie Will manufacture
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-16

The subscriber, having purchased the inter.
est of Wm. Schlaugh in the above establish.
ment, takes this method to inform the public
generally, and Millers and Farmers especial.
ly, tha, be has removed 10 The large and con
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-19
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. DECnmBnR 10.
Cleared.


Ship Marion. Thompson londonderry Crinnell AIinturn
& Co. B'igs Tybse Me:crmick Apsach' cola Z HSri.
s sa o; morsa Eldddse. Mobile Hurlbut CO.
B-ldwn nth Amboy; Str niger. Joley, achsouve Bun.
k s Place; Wesn.toss Perry No folk. Eweil co;
evidence; Charles. RaynOr. fovdsnce; Velocity smh,
Thursday Exchange. Allen s, Martins. purand 8.
Arrived.
ship Silas Holmes repoed yesterday Berry, from New
ehorrd in the lower bay on WEDNESDAY ns, H. beea
BELGIUM bark s1di Antwerp, Gosrst 50 days from Ant
Brig Georg,ana Davis Is days from Neuvitas with sugar.
s>c to Hot& Owen; 9th ins,, OH Cape Henry, bark
re, Blanchard, from New York. -
big Bnrmah Sargent, days from Fall River in ballast,
Brig ssjssc. McNear i2 hours from New Lsndon in bal
schr Joseph Farwei tuew) Aines 81 dnys from Thomas
ton, with lime. TO master
Sehr Hero spear, Ihomaston, lime, master. Captain
Baxter from Boston, ashore Execution Rocks biieed
blowing gale aud heavy running the times suppos
smith boyasor. ih PM PASSED sopss .eh
supposed that the had left She appeared TO be bged
mo doubt the Benj Bigelow.)
Seor Marietta Berry, days from Boston, with mdse,
rehr Splendid Crowe, days from Boston to Howss u
schr Ellen Bearse, days from Boston, to Foster Nick
erson.
sehr Van Buren,, Gay. days from CherryGeId with ath
Schr Juno -. Thomason lime.
sehr Tangent Bailey, IL days from Thomaston, lime.
Telegraph reports veAels in sight at shutdown
Sailed.
From the lower bay ships Zurich for Havrs 81 Patrick
s aS S for b Gss am for for G
enre; Sw brig Jadse Borman, for Antwerp.
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rssas,,xers Arravs.i,

ELfvnnFooI-Sfelmshp Cambtia nc Bsston-From Liver.
POO Mr Craef LADY; FehrmAn and iady; ID Iu.h-
inia ald lady, Miss A Ca,hmsn M,s Cr.wlheT, A N
a Fuaaui, 0 b Au-Ibeuy. VIM Sloane, Ms,hs, Horace
Fuss, A w Little, r Quick w Ls.nb-th, Joha rot.
tee 81 Meliere Rogess Felix Bnssc, Thos Deli II
Love- PLswi,, y Bswe, Z Meu,andca. 4 Ga:
gsl Richard hardt. Ludew Thomts,J Brcckelm NJ
Schroeder IT, Mi Psalsou, john Muarse, q Peilei
FsIte5 BNnbridse, George stone, w X P.tt,on m
Chs I9xu Baron Gerolt, has Minister, Mr. Warren
yea W ;sekusch sehm dc. Charles Schmidt, ssv .s
Pat.r, tnoch Lewis, w LNmphsT, J Moore. r. A.,
Maif,rd, CRIT sndss w ksame ID, 81 sea,hsm Rev
NanNi, Chr Is Vaa Cslpn Ii Besch, May cuk, John
krvsa4gh Major Ltwrenos, A. Mr. Wright, Rev 6issey
s BiaSey, Mr. 1t npsoa Nh Snap Taeo6oe Diaper ersf
of &c patches fro the Coa OF James75 Fom HAITI
tll "a.
.ASrwseP-Buk stsdt Antwerp--I Lienor, D Msats,l C.
Men hs Ssleher. seiE 6elli5i in the sseraee.
Ne DsLEAys- ship Stlsx Holmes-~agt Joseph Myers,
James Doses, Matthew Coansr-s1 IN s's.rags.
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sTvraFooL CL,ssiSrch-goa.
Hs~ Orlest.

RglL EsrArE ar AucrioS.--2 lots south side s5th
street, Sd avenue, at $3.50 EACH Si6o; Lot
5Tth street and ID eYenuc. IS by 100 feet $780, Lot
avenue adjoining size, $3.50; do do do $40; 40
do 30 S4a0; lots 9th street OF above TT s475,
Al BOO; do ssh street. do S435 Si7.0; DO do be-
low the above, St00 $500 do do opposite side, So 40
81 o2o; . 60 do do $500, $3.50; do do do 1870;
piece adjoining, through which the old post road runs,
Ssoo loi bsh street. 1870 feet from the Sd avenue, 10
by looS feet $780, lot adjoining. size $500; do
do SlsU; do do at $50, 81 $50; , do do ss6,,
81 0so; 4 lots rear or above 5Sth street Mt $780,
81 49, do DO do $500 s72O; DO do do 1913 $780, Lot
I'd avenue 59th street sol5 Lease OF lot
OF Cakson and Washington streets IS BIZ 70 feet with
the buildings ther con, SIS 200.
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npy,.r pSnucrD

DRICE REDUCED TO :, CENTS PER BOTTLE
4 Cure for Bsidaess and Gray HairA Desirable article
for he Tilet Ta~ Treogherops o. Metsstsd Compoend
sad article that has bees invested Thou-
and bore witaess 70 s vslue and en-
become thin: keeps hair from becoming grey, and
remove, p,idruh scurG ke L IL pnt,e uisIly recon.
syesa soaess and triiiiancy which cannot te surpassed
Prepa cd aud sold By A. q. Barry artis 10 Hair No s
Broad ~ay, corner Of L'bc-tv street. dis IL m
EUkNIsHED ROOMS rsnt-A parlor and two bed
dis iwerc
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,lo!.saes win eom%snes with an iIi: medley overture
PSs p e the
.fsss ss piMa' B sS%se' Of
fR
Ths whole conclude with third advertisement POL.
sas. II , VIZ
!. .e1.S TaE ss
M Madcsi; Dursets Mr. caiis; o'iana Mr.. B Booth;
Lsm,rce, Mrs. Sergeant
:ss VIII ri II LEE Stranger.
Mprao:h MJ A.eI Nh s GSs%in PSps s
Door: open 9 s oeoes: curtain ~ e'A'
M ITCHELL's OF YMrlC THEArKE-saiurd.y Even.
e. Sh s
Nc: i1sss1 5c sf Mr. We Wsecss
Bssoos ~1s NJ, nj Sic 5sae
:SP NJ &.',I farce Of DAY WELL SPENT
Dress circle upper boxes Is pit shilling,
Door open a half past o'cloes: curtain rises az,
LAT sA ~ T YEA r n. YAMKEE Hills BENZ
or sSE@ssf s al:
Ys xG:; E ESieh the YANKEE fEDLARi'm Dodge
To be feowed by LIST act Of SETH sLOPE-ssth Slope,
%kE If F6R DAYNahau Tuck
or, Yankee Hill.
DiS: w y
ITALIAN OPENA.
underlined beg leave 70 inform the sub.
S n s st ri Es oSi. Be
ing choice ofseats. A. SANQuIRICO, and
New York, Dec. 49, 1886. 9atr
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
reoRR1l %a 0Ssf HIS ,na Gh s1 s,fe
Opera fer their encouragement, the time
they have the honor to that they
IRE closs ari III and ko.aa Peo
Print Bassi-Signor Federico Der and san
Leader Of the Orchests--sign or Michele Rspeiti.
Chorus Dirsctor-Mr X. G. Bcnmes.
Stage Nianager-sis. Benefit Riese.
y h .a a s Ass q the
Office, from 10 A. N. dill O'clock ?. NJ. daily
season tickets not securing Numbered seat.
Leg tier Boxes and Parquste. ...........$l %
faSsss be.s. g
The first Opera will be the LINDA Chamouni,n
ss the new opera of the celebrated ys ~
BOWEKY CIRCUS.
Boxes Is cent Ghi!d t half price Pit ia esa
FELIX CARLO VIII also fio.a g an A.. Of Hor.emau.
ship and exhibit all h %Is E%ESIS rian T'ie''
There will! be splendid display of
Horsemanship
Ae.obatic Evolunons.
Gymnastc Ftats,
And Splendid Cayalcades,
BY hs hnes and largest Troupe Of Equesrans in the world
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DOmsRflc Markets.

ROCHESTER,, Dec l5.-Flour and wheat passing the
Weigh Lock-The amount of -four and wheat which
passed the Rochester Weigh Lock, during the naviga
ton season OF 1916, was as follows, viz:
Wheat. -, 2i3 255 bush.
BALTIMORE, Dec l7th.--The holders of Howard street
Flour asking SASH. without meeting purchasers
to-day he sales of Grain pretty active 1000 bushels
prime red wheat at O3. Prime yellow IS cents.
Oats s3c Rye 03s. Whiskey remains without change
a DOLE In hhls
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l6. Is48.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6. I540.
Several war speeches to-day in the Heue. Last year.
about this time oil hands pretty much were as rabd TO
get into war; land not this Mexican fghting either)
they now to get out of it, II IS the cost of the
liquor that makes the head ache.
The Rev Henry slicer.was elected Chaplain, to-day
Of the Senate He is democrat Methodist dyed in the
woole 81 40 mangoes for the message and the whole
Of Mexico and free trade and sailors rights He the
preacher who exhorted the volunteers before leaving
their hsg and carry through die in the trenches of
the enemy Like old Cromwell, he exhoried them -
Before your courage, and your steel,
Our enemies will ny
Then put your trust in God my boys,
And keep your powder dry"
Mr. Tustin, late chaplain having charge in Hagers-
town. wasnot candidate, though he received several
complimentary votes. If
Brazos Santiago arrived in this city this evening via
Mobile and Charleston with the remains of the late Ma.
jor Hrggold, iron Point Isabel. The coffin placed
In Jackson Hall for the night and the committee
qnartered at the United States Hotel The remains
of Lieut. Cochraue have gone round, inform
ed by Captain Griffith to Pennsy lvsnia by The
mittee will leave this city with their sacred trust for
Baltimore to- morrow afternoon and we may have
little appropriate ceremonies here in the interval.
Kelly, the favorite driver Ringgods artillery and
who the request Of the Major served Resaca de Ia
Palma and losI arm will have 10 be paid for that
by Congress Tho arm OF SO true a soldier ought to be
paid for His time wns out, but he not the TO
back out when there work TO DO done. We mnspay
Kelly for that arm OF his an as old Uncle Toby said
By G. he must be paid.
fastened TO the walls of ST. Johns Castle Vera
will show you that some things be done well
others, if we ouly have the courage to try.
P s. See your reporters report for the senate to-day
We believe MIR Westootts object in reality was to a.
certain what are the views Of the government in relation
asyou will &c., for Mr. Benton speaks by the card this
session. tr r"'e
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COGIM E;fSCiAi4.

New Y orit, Friday, Dec. rs.
AsHEs.-The sales to-day were small at ~ 561l for
pots, and So so for pearl.
Flows There not much done to-day and on the
arrival Of the Cambria news, the market became
tied and will most likely remain SO for lew days. In
tine early part Of the day few sales of ene nd
Michigan made at So S7tf and So so-accordiDg TO
quality.
CoIToN.-There was fair inquiry to-day at firm
prices the sales before the received reaching
1000 bales -6er tho extras issued with the large
advance in cotton. there speculative pur
chases at an Improvement the pice paid earlier in
the day.
,-vr.ynar II
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INFLUENZA AND CONSUMPTION

IT'S indeed melancholy truth that thousands fall victims
10 Con umploa every year, from other than
peelected Colds yet find hun reds thousands who
treat such complaints with tn indifference and let
them rua on for weeks and even months without thinking Of
cough colds you allow business peasure csrelessess
10 you from giving any then settles
or chest eypecorae large quantities Of matter, perhaps
mixed with blood; difficulty of breathing and then
you find your own foolish CT has brought this
plaut then you value ,e health. be warned time,
and don't trifle with Cold quack
uum to cnre you; but immediately procure bottle
OF that famous remedy. DR.. Wstsr's Ba,slm of Wild
nown, thousands will testify whose
saved by IL.
For influenza the very best Medicine in the world
None genuine unless signed /. BUTTS on the wrapper
also BY druggists generally the United states and
Canada. DIG tDx w
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PhytodeIuh,e cattle Market.

Dec. H. Offering Of the week consist OF 500 head OF
Beef Cattle Including 200 taken for New York. 800 Cows
and Calves $50 Swine. and il0e Sheep.
PRc SD seyes in better request al So Sc, aud extra
S6zl 6is the 100 ibs--ali sold
Cows and Celves-No change; sales range at sl5ss35
swine scarce, ard mostly Brought SiS $50: killed
Hogs 81 a So the 100 lbs
SneeP sell at 81 a % each, as ia quality
hsy-Bit lt,ls alte rstion and 20 s)c the cwt IL a
air quotation for good Timothy Straw brings S5 81
tluO bundles. % =
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Family Provision Market.

The various markets. for the past week, have shown
decided improvement and a very large supply of all
kinds OF meats. with tho exception OF veal. Poultry
quite plenty aud prices, owing 10 the of the
holidays sdvancng vegetables have gone up ia price
FISH continues plenty wild game has come in very free
ly We noce large lots of IT, and saddles OF venson,
young biuin, 200 800 quail, with dozen or
Of Cana1isn hares and lots OF canvass back ducks
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FRENCH ITALIAN, GOTHIC AND AME.
CAN COTIyA CE GU III, q

THE subscrber. beg lssys to call the attention Of the
public the above Chairs, at AIS Broadway door
the Tstieais between Howard and Grand streets where
be the isiin willow seat tbs French rush, the
American Sci variety which be found
other establishment Ia this city country We have
also hand varied asscstment Of Chldreas Chairs Of en-
tire THESE areicles suttsbe pre-
for the com hslday. In sddtioa we are slant
served apprenticeship the trade will be ths
have that the WORK viii be eIscni.
VI the public 10 call and examine With he sssurancs that
they will be st ned that hey the above articles
at as at the loves m saufsctaring prices.
B. hairs Of all kinds II Wholesale: Shppe-s are IN
vfed to cali. COMMEkfOkD 4 REOOATE,
dI2 JisSasrc as Broadway.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports

BALTIMORE Dee 10 AR Br schr Cinnar strurp Halifax:
Providence.
iHLs Dee Is-Cld briggs Vuiture, Walker, Porto
Rco Robert Waln Sears Boston; schrs Palestine Green,
ST Thomas; Scio, Frambes, N York.
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FITS! FITS!

TvANS VEGETABLE ExTRACT-The only remedy
for Epcptc FITS Convuls,ons. Spasms. &c This Med
see for sxeea has been tested BY many persons who
have suffered with this adiui disease and almost
case where !, hs. had isr ral has effected permanent
pamphlets containing thysix Of testimony Of
be had by calling ADD ressng
the popIistoIs Reference Judge Eande East Bsosd
way n Y Colonel T.. Denslov, Yonkers N.Y. Dr. W. l..
Monroe. Guilfo,s, ohoSRsy Rrh%ona Tazret. W:ss D.
Bennett Esq, III Grand rect ". Y The Nsd,cse
fully packed with fall Ali ordsrs, accompanied
with the money, will be punctuaily attended
part United States the Cansdas Fess per boz
DRs. IvANs HART. Propri.tors,
I. sThe Justly celebrated Epeptc Nervoos (svgsr
Costed Pills for the OF all Nervous Diseases be OBJ
tanned by spptyiur A. above. dig ter
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STocK AMI EXCHANGE BOARD, Dec I7-3 Western Rail
read go s. Dost9 AID PROV Hh Rights IS and seci IS
50 sos 20 East BostOa Co. sOd div OF 10; slo0o Reading
RR Bonds 1850, "a
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NUw OsLE,r Ship stlas Holmes9s hhds sugar Haven.
&Co Us do Adams X Hawthom-1s3 DO w Busewali, 1oI
h,ihlad, Comrie Co.a arssow Pope Coil do isl
psa1i tea Goa c, nd.a .ddsn yior-s hds al.
q, Pollen Cclzusll1 bis hemp Taylor Msrll-sa do
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Passengers sailed.
Elmer. New York 49, '"' ' y"
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE
D X r ZEE MI AxLs.


WAsHrsoros tDec. ls, 1876
71i ssnste and House Of Represcntatirrsr-Mspiedn
Matters WE
Nr. Dix this morning, presented memorial from New
York praying the establishment OF branch mint in thar
city twas referred to the appropriate committee The
several portions fths Presidents message referred
to the various committees to which they respectively te
long.
A pretty lively discussion originated In resolution
moved by Mr. wes,cott to refer TO the Committee Tor
Iories that part the Presidents Message having refer
sncs to the establishment OF government the
querd provinces of Mexico The discussion WIS kept
Messs Benton Allan, Sewer. semple. Crttenden, and
Archer and the resolution at length, motion OF
Mr. Crittendon laid on the table.
The Senate afterwards selected by ballot the Rev Mr.
sicsr as Chaplain.
The House occupied in the discussion of the war
and the Presidents Message.
Talking of the war, should not be at oil surprised If
tho Mexican Congress were convened before the time
appointed think that there is now, IN despite of the
Union's assertion to the contrary, every prospect
peace. SALvIENSIs.
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rUBLraHEp
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
NeRrnwEsr Comm o. FuGror AND NASSAU DrhssSs
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FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR

GEORGE yIRTUG ha. i..t reeeived from London. per
~ ships ST. james, Westminster, and Gladiator, splen-
did variety of elegant Illustrated Works. and Books ef I'm.
graving rich and other tasteful bindings Also,
Of Peel Bibles in velvet superby
and in The most hsnd,o~ely flushed styles tossher with
this the year. which offered tbs
sonable terms
inspection respectfully solicited &c John street. New
ro,k. DIG, %, %, "a issr
$40 REWARD will be given for The apprehension and
DOOdelivery Of the his be de-
Tweed rsau jail in the State OF New York the
person OF John L. Hommedieu Of Sco.chtown, fhilip
hso st.esht in person. medium size. dark compeIo1.
eyes nose title longer h,a ususi aud uses wo the
place v and when speaking quick sxeitedly
alittie GEORGE DENNlSTON,
di9Iw~r Police Officer, New York