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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-04-10
r. VERA CRUZ IS TAKEN !

Probably while we write This (says the United
States Gazette) the castle Of ST. Juan d'Ulua is in
the hands of our troops, and the city of Vera Cruz
is entertaining our army The preparation for the
attack has been extensive and costly. We trust
the waste of life will be less profuse and that the
hard trial will not bring the heavy afichon OF car
mage to cause tears to flow while the reJolcngs ior
the success of our arms are going up.
But suppose that Vera Cruz is taken, what is 10
be done I? Shall it be held as an American port
under the new regulations which the President has
enacted and protected by American garrison placed IN
the castle Or shall the castle itself be topPed down and
our troops removed where disease will not trouble them
We should be disposed towards the maintenance OF gar
rson in the fort and setting up Of customhouse IN the CITY,
we thought it could be without fearful and unneces-
sary sacrifice Of life but stubborn things and while
points occupancy it the statistics Of the
dreadful effects of the pomo form impressive montion
against such course.
We have been looking Branz Mayors Mexico as it
was and u.s." In it we find summary statement Of the bap-
tisms and burias in Vera Cruz the year s4l and it in
forms Of curious and suggestive particulars In that
year Maes. femdles' iolm.
The bapisms were 2l4 $40 Asa
The deaths 500 All lulf
Or more than fifty per the number Of deaths over the
number Of bapdsms.
The ages which by far the greatest part of this number
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The navigation Of the Hudson length completed
open from New York to Albany.
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On the night Of the Gath ultmo DR.. Shuttle committed
outrage Of most vanous character at Indiana (Pa
Having been repused in his addresses the daughter Of
Mr. Hill he vowed revenge, and, Disgusting HIMSELF pro-
ceeded TO Mr.. Hills farm, and fire to the barn From
thence he went to the dwelling house. and attempted to throw
in she'll charged with four pounds Of powder The missile
exploded il passed in at the window and fragment sr
king Shu tore off his under jaw and injured his body badly
The house much shattered, and the barn was burnt
down with its contents Of two thousand bushels Of grain five
horses harness, &C. The ncendiay found lying upon
the ground, and lodged in prison.
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Or than fifty per in the number OF deaths over the
number of baptsms.
The ages which by far the greatest part Of this number
of l,Ol7 died, follows l..
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WILSON McCASpIEss, ESQ.
y, PITTsBunG, PESxsYLvASIA.
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BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA.

Through the kindness of FRIEND have been furnished
with The following extracts from private letter written by
Lieutenant Colonel MANSFIELD of the corps of engineers
to brother officer in this city, giving brief and hastily
written description of the battles Of the 22d and 23d of Feb
ruary-Unioa.
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NATIONAL iNTELLIGENCER.
NOTES ON NEW BOOKS.

" Critical and Miscellaneous ESSAYS TO tchich are
added tso PoEns BY AnExAsDERa H. EVERETT"
Boston, James M4nroe q Co%ls45; !. 2po., 500 Pr,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15

The Newark Advertiser notices newly p,cn,e,l i'm
provement Cor melting in The forge. producing btnm
Iron which is said to be valuable II is the invention
If MIR. Alexander Dlckerson, Of Newark, and is thus
scribed
Mr. Dckers,n's Improvement consists in combining
vs. h clsed forge-fr tight chamber with al opening
at the top fill IN the charge Of fuel and II SAVES
half the coal and half The time required by the od meth
equal to the bcs Russia Swedes irn. II ordinarily
takes from 800 $50 bushels OF coal make three
Of iron per week. by working day and night without.
intermisson. The plan Introduced, 1T has been
proved by satisfactory experiment. would produce
double the amount in the same time. Of Ear bet
ter article and saving Of half tho cost in fuel"
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Among the dispatches intercepted by the MeSicars
and published in their PAGES is letter from QuarcI
Master Hunt at New Orleans, 10 Capt A. H. llri,l, "a
Ven Cruz l,ncniing the want o ,uonry with which
the Government had tailed supply him, 10 thu
drafts up n his department from our troops IN Mexico
From the publication Of this document. tho MeSicans
derived moi little laid and con,rt'nicrring from it,
tina, the scarcity Of funds in New Orleans is ascrbahle
not Ia the bunders Of the Admins raiop, hut 10 the in
bitv of the Government Ia rlise money carry the
war Hence their papers tell the people not to DIES
pair and urge them 10 Proong the war. by assuring
them that If be hong prpracted, cur troops in Mex
leo will dsand for ,ra't Of pay and that they can BE-
,hen On, nm niece meal '.Since Santa Anna was ad
mt,ed into Vera Cruz (says the New Orleans National
there has not been such rejoicing in Mexico as there
is, that the United States is bankrupt"
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COUTHEY'SL LEE OF WESLEY, Q vols.
OVoyage up the Amazan.
Orators u the age oi Francis,
Contributions Of 4. o. by Jane Taylor,
Mineral Springs Of Virginia,
Haan,'s Constiluti II History of England,
Statesmen If The Commonwealth # England,
Lectures on Science and Ar, by Lardner,
I.ivrsufthe Lord Chancriiurs
Library OF English Literature,
Omop, a narrative Of adventures, SC.
knowledge under difficulties, by Nayland,
Mechanics own book,
Philosophy Of Sport.
Roman Republic BY Michelet,
History Of France, do
Life OF eminent Mechanics by Herr,
History Of Civilization, 4 vls, Guizot.
.Hilt : &c, &c., jus. r ceived at the Book Sto
of n b. PAYNE.
June - It's
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a Ia Court held for Campbell couniy. the l7,h d,,

IA of June, tS47 'N ~" w,
Jain,s Junes. Patterson Jenninrs and Martin his
"ite, Rh' dy Gibbs Thomas H. Sib aud rcv HE
wife, Gr fin Sth and Susan his wife, tho children nt
betsy sauni'rs who by 1h,mas A. Stnh. heir
Canadian aud next friend, vi liam Stith and Nancy his
Miic t''srge W .Jnes. Nood j .nes, James NJ jones'
har'es ,. Oliver. and Amanda his wife, Charles r.
Jones. john Al. .)nes. William jones' md Mary Jane
jones. charles H. 9on,~ and 'sann I.nes infant chill
ufeh 81 joel Jones. de, eassI, Who sue by Matthew n
No"'''' III IL next Trend. Plaintiffs.
-... against
William Jones. Defendant.
This cause eau this day by Consent Of parties To
he h'a r', upon the I'll, aud or, aud was argues, b,
'a,bnsci upNl oIlsideal,on wicraof the Cur, doth
adJudge, 'r,er ard uocte. that Ma, hew b. Nuwliu,
"lo Is hereby appoint Comm soicr Tor that purpos-
d, sell The Ian in the bill men oned, vi which
bnekner ;. jones died, seized and possessed ruac
auction. To the hughes, bidder. AT Campi@ll Courthouse
u, same C"ur, day after advertising The time and pa e
o sal a the front door Il the Courthouse Of "a Cuin
y IN so'ne previous Cour day, and in a newspaper
printed IN the t,wn Of Lynchburg for at least fur WEEKS
III credit Of ,ne and years, taking ionds with al
proved security for the purchase money and repor, ,h
sane Ia Court, the title 10 he retained until the pur
chase money is rad
Copv-Tcste,
t GEO. WM. DABNEY, Clerk.
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kSuA 4 AUi. SPRINGS,
ny .Y.NHyER%T.


YNIlE proprietor If these springs takes pleasure il
l. informing his friends and the public generally
that he is prepared To receive Visitors, and to give
them his undivided attention.
The medicinal virtues fthe water are too well known
to render comment necessary that point. Suffice II
say that water in the United States offers stronger
Inducements to the invalid to avail himself Of It's bene
tan opinion ready To be atles,ed and Confirmed by nu
meros Visitors heeiore, well by the best PROBES
s;onal skill in the country.
The medicinal virtues Of the Bufaloe Springs are
known by these who have tried them, To be unsurpassed
for Dyspepsia the diseases Of the almenary organs gen
crafty all diseases peculiarly of debility and tor ,hell
invaluable healing properties generally.
And it may well he doubted whether there is any med
cnal water in the world ecaci,u in bringing ba X
health to woman and restoring creations better par
to happiness and usefulness, is the wafer the bua
le Springs accomplishing, rs il almost does
tho most remarkable revolutions in female health.
There is an e>celleni Turnpike Road from Lynch
burg leading to these Sprngs-Disiance 70 miles from
ynchburg and % frum Lexington. in the midst OF the
Blue Ridge Mountains ~. rI. 4,.
BOARD.
For Man, per week .Iet, " w
Children and Servants, half price.
y,ne I'm ..f JOHN II. FUQUA.
CO. The Richmond Wing will copy for month.
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Merchans Tn,ioris.g.

.nthe Old Stand ofUm. s. j. Oakey.
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens ot Lynch
W bury. aud the public. that he will continue I,
conduct. AZ the old stand OF himself and br,her tho
TAILORING BUSINESS
in all its branches lie has now ON hand. and will con
tnually keep, beautiful assortment Of Cloths, Cass
merrs. Ncsilngs, and IN fac, everything suitable Ten
ucmens wear. which he will make up 10 orc, in the most
fashionable styles. handsome fits and warranted work
mNnship lie would invite tho attention Of the public
TO his st, OK
Feb -
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no O.. " tn. ca Chs.

PROPOSALS W II be- received at tie oil'e oi the
i .Janes River and kanaw ha ompany in tichnond
Va, Until the 5h July next, for the construction oil 'h'ee
stone dams across Jams River The line Of The Com
pany anal between lynchbug and the mouth OF Norh
rlver The first Of said dams vii he about 81 H. hgn
and 400 fl long, and situated ahut ult sal"Se lyn'n
bi q the second will be alb, Ut - feel Ugh and ooo H.
lo.", anu siiuatd about . miles west oi lynelburg :;
HE ,hlrd i'll be abou, % f. high and $40 H. long, and
ualcd aNu, 3 miles $, Of Lynchbnrg. The iou''-
Ut these dams Of rk, aud The supersfciu'es
will be quired I've raised as high as low water 'eV'
during the pr sent season. Plans SAID WORKS may w
scen and specifications ther of obtained al the company
flee IN Richmond, or at the Subscribers ofi'e On si'd
line above Lynchbnrg, aud after the LIST Of july next
WALTER GYM M. { hei Engineer
James River and kanawha COMPANY.
Richmond, 3lsi May---tl2jy
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SELLING: orr .11' COST.
UyIIE subscribers are offering their entire sioch
i of ready made Cl,t ing, CloIhs, Cassimeres, Vest
lnss and Furnishing G'~ds, at fl st cost T. r cash
t;entenen wishing to rep'cnlsh their wardrobcs a
from 20 80 per cent less than usual prlces VIII no"
have an oppnrnnitv We invite all in want Of goods 1t
ur line to call and examine prices. and they will b.
satisfied that there l. NJ deceptl'n IN this notice.
" ArERHOUSE, WilrTfEMOkE & co.
June i4--is
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yyENrIlAN BLINDS,
STAR Rods,
Ivory Knives and Forks,
Wailrfs Plated and Brass Candlcstieks,
Shutters aud rrays.
Bell Metal and knamclled kettlef,
Tea Kettles, spice M'rlars,
Coffee Mills, Spiltr,ns,
Scis.s rs aud Shears,
Hemnn.'s genuine Needles, &c. &c.
Received and for sale BY
June Its GREGORY 4 ROh ALL.
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l,OR RENT

Wool Caring Machine. in gs,d order si,na,ed in
house erected ON the lraneh the Duchan guden.
adwellng house with II deal rcd; also cony enlen, oil
fee IN the alley opposite Friends ware house.
june It's CHARLES II, LYNCH
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VIM, j. Willis,
Surcssso, 10 Talbot s. LGnier,
MARKLT STREET,
lvHrh0NrE, B'N.

Auctionecr and Commission Merchant
ECEiVES On consignment and sells At anc'iHh'
IL Dry Goods. Groceries, Shoes, Cr,ck.ry, Hard
ware. Furniture, &c.
Also pa, personal attention to The sale Of Real Estate
Neoroes Horses and all kinds Of produce, in town OF
country -. -,
Liberal cash advances made ON corsignmen's intend
I'd for public auchn. .c-
Always on hand general assortment Of t'oods OF al
descriptions, when VIII DC SOLO a. p,'a vGi,S
ton prices. "'' y
lima oA-ts
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wa. N. RLACKF ,IsD. Editor.
~ - PLiBLiSHED BY
BE- BLACKBOARD, SrATHAM 4 BILLIARD.

EVERY MONDAY AND THuRsDAY,
Of Fsi~ Dohar per aisii, payable IN adraace No sub
serpsion sW be receicedfsr ssoicr months
end paper oM be d.scoaaac (srccpf tbs d..cctto
afths EdtorsD tiiid all a,aearoy,s are pad. #=z9
q. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Inserted at 81 cents per
square (or ies for inaer 37a cts
ysr square (or Ass) for e,sry outer form, Insertion.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. required TO on ms RS
hsw sny he wisiss ais advertisement tassg4ed IN adcsr-
tsass not SO noted ria be inserted till us dcoatinuace
&c ordered. f#H
FOR fE.7RLF .fDPERiISINf;t the terms are fo,
fhs srioese t,oo squares, s ~ for square 50 far
squire, saa,r foras1 Ecsfy yearly ainerttser ,ca.
requtredto eoas his advertising particular line q
business n
81 JOB PRINTING; erscuiedn neatly and rpeditiouy
. tdo reasonable terms.
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DiSSOtNtt ON.
guylE co partnership now existing under the style
i Of War housc " htemIre 4 Co, viii be dis
solved July Isl, by mutual conseni.
All prs nus indebted said firm will please call and
settle before the l5h of july II is necessary ha, gu
! BUSINESS should be closed b, that time without fail.
j. L.. MArF.RilOUSE.
AZ. WiirrTENiORE, Jr.
NJ +. STEVENS.
June Is
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1ahe Mice all irLom il MAY concern

Take .Nitice all ,rLom Il MAY concern.
HIDES HIDES u
UilL pay the highest market prize for all DRY
i HIDES. And In guard agains, mistakes, will
weigh them IN irun Of my Store, from sunrs tll sunset,
by permission. MICHAEL CONNEIl.
IN addition 10 the aHve, have u large Stock Of
GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS,
TO sell for cash. or exchange Tor produce. NJ. {.
May lO-w3m
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$3.50 as@8

4 COACH will be run regularly twice week. By
IA the subscribers. between lynchhurg aud the Dnt-
alne Springs. Office a, tho Washington Hotel. The
Coach will leave lynchburg Tuesday aud Saturday
mornings. at o'chrk. = p
Fare 81 50-Children rs cents
JOHN H. FUQUA.
JUNE VS. THOMAS A. EDWARDS.
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..=..# GREAT B.aRG.9LNS rlib -H
ACE MUSLINS FROM Is CTS. per yd up
l. 4 Thread Lace Edgings 4" l2i
All of which is very cheap at %
june su DAVIS, ABRAHAMS b co.
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credit Of X. twelve and eighteen n'n'hs' IN eq"a
ins,ameuts, Except far 50 much will Iay The co.'s ct
the snit and the expenses If sale. for which td, Will
be required the purchaser giving n,g table notes WIN
on Of nj re good endorsers, and the llle to be "heo
until all the purchase money BE- pad.
J. c. SiiACkLEFORD, Com'r.
June 7-tl0Jy
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NOTICE..

.NOTfCE.
YNiE Undersigned. having qualified as al nns'ratriA
] IN the estate of her late hust and. Mr., James w
Morgan decd, respectfully requests all having
claims against said estate. l. present hem rnpefly
hen,icaied adjustment, and settlement. rlusc also
who indebted. earnestly desired 10 make payment
Il their respective liabilities. al an early day.
CAROLINE T. II. MORGAN.
Administrative of j. W. Morgan. deed,
June It's
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LOOK AT THIS !
Another New Arrival or Carriages

Another New Arrival or Carriages
WITHIN day two past, have received supply oil
w CO.dCHES, B.7liUL(JfES, nj GGIFS, with
and without tops also lew ROCk.1U.4Y t.a.:hL1GES,
and bca itnl article, which makes eqa,
any Virginia all Of which will be sold
ting and at prices suit the times. All wxnting
thing in the above line will please give call with
that they purchase good terms any other
market whatever.
SHACKLEFORD 4 IEwELLEN.
~ B.--We have also a good asso tment Of SADDLE
Rf and fully prepared TO give satisfaction in that
Though business is thrown nat nto conu-
ion by the erection Of building in 'front.' prepar
ed to friends and the puhic generally We hope
be in house the street, with i'll better
assortment Of every article in line Of business
All the above line done usual with
and despatch. S. n l..
June Ii--ts
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DnSYDDAE Al E.NT

POSYP O.NE.NE.NT
In consequence OF the lncemency Of the weafcr; INC
sbove sale is postpn until Saturday me .h OF y"y
next. }. c. SliACKLEFORD, Com'I.
Jaly 22-2t
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Real Estate in LynClsb,.rg

--T"TT a T 4 2 CIT q " :,
DY virtue t . decree ofthe lus' nEs Court iW the
ID Corp Of W chung p'ono""ced :" ne cas- y,
shall On Saturday the 10Th ofJuy, lS47, oiief tr sale
upn the premises, by way punc auc'io", the h'eh
est bidder The House Lot IN the pr'ceedng' N sa
case u,entShed being the house and lot owned ny 'hf
late Miss Marin Victr and now occupied by Al Nah"r'
b. Garland situated near the lower end of Main street
The valuable improvements aud the advantageous ica
i'm Of said nr.neriv make il q very
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N q Il I e. T..

PURSUANCE Of deer efthe Circuit Superior
Cm,r, Of Law and Chancery for the county Of Camp
he'll, prouounced on the day Of October leao; III
No ease Of Clement, guardian &c.. against Jane
A Clement and others, shall on the st day oi sep
teuhcr is47. upon the PREMISES pToceo, u STU " Wv
highest bidder ia credit of Two and thrre year,
,he rrac, Of Land in the till and proceedings mentioned
uum which Alexander Clenent. Dec d. formerly resided
;yino in The county Of Gampe thew ofseneea
Creek. and SIX miles s.uh If the CeuTi i,use CONTAIN
iuU aunt
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04
Sherman'S Olasaonian.
OTs ALL.EKEALsHG RAEsATf.

Ask your friends il they know of any thing that
will so speedily cure long and tedious Cough.
Raising of Blood, Bronchitis. Dyspepiic Consumr-
ton, Hoarseness, Influenza and diseases Of the
Throat, as the Olosaonian and they will tell you
No. There never yet has been remedy intfn-
duced to public notice which has been productive
Of so much good IN short space OF tine. Read
,Lo foil
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LOOK HERE.

We have Jus, received for sale, al the Jefier-
sonian Office, supply Of " Fenner's Oderiter-
0as Compound for Strengthening, soft'ni"g and
beautifying tie Hur," also OF " fenner's Dem
trJiee for Preserving and Beaut.fying fhe Teeth.
preventing Tooth Ache, &c" and also "fenners $
Pomade Divine" preparation for curing chap
ped hands, bruises, &c. The articles are all oil
the frs, qualify, and the high reputation which
they have acquired in the cities, and wherever
else they have been used, cannon fail TO reconi-
mend them TO the general notice and patronage
Of The people Of this place aud vicinity. A
number Of our citizens have already tried them.
and pronounce them excellent. We invite all,
who are in wan, of any such articles, TO give us
call, and we are sure they will not go away
unsats6ed
December 49, lS44
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A Friend TO all Nations,
WAR OR NO WAR F.!
NEW LINE.

The accommodation line of Stages between
Stroudsburg and Easlon. will leave the house
of Edward PosleRs, tWashing'on Hotel } in
Srroudsburg, on Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
day of every week. a, o'clock. A. NJ, and ar
rive in Easlon at O'Clock, P. NJ, in time Tor
dinner; returning on The following day. leaving
D. Connor's American Hotel, on Tuesday,
Thursday aud Saturday al o'clock, and arm
wing a, Slroudsburg a, 2 o'clock, same day.
The subscriber begs leave 10 inform The pub
lie, ,ha, he has purchased the above line ol
stages from Messrs. Connor, Postens d CO.
The former propretors, 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 s 25.
ROBERT c. SLEATH,
Sole Proprietor and Dr,uer.
Stroudshurg, Jan. %, lS46.
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A Astonishing Cures

VIM Bond, the celebrated Boston cracker ba-
ker, % Nassau street, Brooklyn. states that his
wife has been afflicted with Asthma for 30 years,
and could not find permanent relief from the hest
medical advice which New York and Brooklrn
could produce, was induced TO Try this great rem
edy She is now nearly we'll Ills daughter,
who was suffering from the same disease, tried Il.
and was also cured by it. Mrs. Bond is now 90
we'll that she is able 10 rise from her bed early in
the morning and attend TO her usual duties through
the day without any annoyance from her distyes
sing malady.
Hen,v Jackson, 18th street. near the Catholic
Cemelry came 10 the store for The purpose OF nb
tanning bottle of the Olosaonian, having been al
fiicted with the Asthma for more than 80 years.
and was so exhausted on his arrival that he cou3d
not speak He purchased bottle and rode ho::c.
Four davs afterward he walked from his resieierc"
to the office without fatigue, distance nf over
two miles, to tell of the wonderful relief wiichi ie
had experienced from using about one hall OF one
l,offl
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BEWAREi!
MATTHEW r. MILLER,
SUCCESSOR TO ROBERT r. BICKNELL;
EXCHANGE RRoK FIR f.s


No. 9 South Third street, Philadelphia.
Bank Notes Notes oh all solvent banks in the
United States discounted at the lowest rates.
Drafts, Notes and Bills collected on the most
favorable terms.
Exchange. of exchange and Bank Checks
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 Deiecior and
Praces Current, is issued from this office every
Tuesday. II is devoted chiefly To the condition Of
the currency. the Markets. Banking institutions.
Counterfeit Notes, &c. Terms. SO per annum
payable in advance
BickneTs Counterfeit Defrrtor and Bank Note
Last ~ nuhiished semi-monihly at 81 SO per an
mum, payable in advance. This work is printed
in pamphlet form OF 32 pages. Single copies IL
10 cents.
Office open from 8 N to8Pm
Exchange hours from A NJ 10 3 PM
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together with variety oil Tubs, BowIss DC.
Tobacco, Snuff, and Segars,
of the bcs, and cheapes, qualities always on
hand, and will suit those who may favor him
with a call.
Porter, Ale, Mead and Lemonade
constantly KEEP, on hand.
For Tie liberal support already received from
his friends and customers he returns his sincere
thanks, and will endeavor in future to merit
continuance oflheir layors, by spariug no ex-
er,ions TO make his establishment an agreeable
retreat.
Stroudsbnrg, June l9, ls45.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-03-04
Good news for the \ red.

Spectacle Glasses fitted TO all ages aud ST hts
in sGotd,' Silver, German Silver and Steel
Frames. with convex. coneate. periscopic. blue.
grey and green Classes, TO which he wnl!ll in.
we particular attcn'ion. nj. ciarge Iat oaine
them. For sale cheap, nj he VasTs'y Sure Of
JOHN II. MEIiCk
S'rond,burg, January !, $40