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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-09

FTHE GREAT PREVENTIVE MEDICINE!
Il Though Wr1ghtS Indian Vegetable P,lls have
achieved triumph upon triumph, III the cure OF oo-
stnate cases of disease, even after they had been
entirely given up and after all other remedies had
failed, yet their power of prevention may be justly
esteemed their
GROWING GLORY!
Storms it is said, purify the air. but sto ms dc
mischief also, and are SO far an evil. Were IT
within human power to maintain the
ELECTRICAL EoUILIBRlUM - -
between the earth and air, there would be no oeca-
sion for storms for the air would always be pure.
SO Of the human body. If kept free from NOR
bid humors, the action is regular and healthy. But
if those hurrlors are allowed to accumulate. eri-
SIS or, in other words, storm, Will arise, which
is always more or less dangerous.
wRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are equally well calculated to prevent the storm,
or TO allay il when it comes. But
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE,
besides being cheaper and less troublesome. The
delay OF day in the commencement OF sickness
has often proved fatal and always renders the case
more difficult TO manage.
Let the sickness be caused by
CHANGES OF WEATHER, 49,.
high living. want of exercise, close confinement,
functional arrangement, or anything else, the ell
feet upon the body is much the same is equally
HAVE you A COLD ~
Let if not rpen into Consumption! Are you Dys
peptc! Beware ofthe hypochondra. Two Pills
taken every other night on an emPtstomach, for
for short time, will in nine cases out OF ten cute
the Dyspepsia, and thereby drive away the legion
of 6 devils blue" For Headach no medicine Is
superior TO
wRlGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Costiveness, that prolific mother of disease Is
caused by torpid state Of the liver, which these
| Pills effectually cures BY striking at the root Of
disease, Wrighl's Indian Vegetable Pills prevent
| all and cure all. They can hardly ever be taken
/ amiss, if used with common discretion; and we
| commend them to the use of those who have no
| yet tried them
The following Agencies have been established
for the sale of Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills, II
MONROE COUNTY.
George H Miller, Stroudsburg
John Lander, Craig's Meadows
Bell & Brothers, Experiment Mills
Henry Kintz, Bartonsvie
A s Edinger, Tannersville
! Joseph Keller g. Son, Kellersville
Charles Savior. Say lorsburg
Brodhead & Brother, Dutotsburg
Jacob Long, Snydersville
John Marsh, Fennersvie,
Daniel Brown, Chesnuthill
/ Offices devoted exclusively to the sale OF Wrght
Indian Vegetable Pills, Wholesale and retail, ios
Race street, Philadelphia; 288 Greenwich street
New York; and 1873 fremont street, Boston.
February ls, 1847.---1y
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-09
GUM SHOES.
SOAPS.

Fine scented Soaps for washing and shaving
also the celebrated shaving cream, for sale
cheap. by JOHN h. MELiCk'
Ssoudsburg. January i.ls46.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-09
Frame House,
|ORPHANS' COURT SALE.

Noremher 25, ls47.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-09

VEGETABLE. UNIVERSAL PILLS.
The only knoicn medicine that at the same TIME pur-
ges, purifes, and strengthens The system.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-09
BANK NOTE LIST.
corrected weekly for the Jeaerscnian Republican.

The notes of those banks on whie . quotations
are omitted and dash(--)substituted are not
purchased by the brokers.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-09
Public Sale of Unseated Land.


- Will be exposed al public sale at
HmfM the public house of STROUD }. HoL-
fstsA# LINsHEAp, in Srroudsburg, Monroe
- county, Pa. on THURSDAY. De-
tember l6'h l647, at i o'clock, P M. part of
large TRACT OF LAND, marked on the
Commissioners books, John Lee, No. l25, now
known as The Dugway Tract, situated 10 Cool
bangh township. Monroe county. Pa. on the
Belmont and Ess,on Turnpike Road, near its
confluence with The Philadelphia and Great
Bend Turnpike, few miles from Suoudsburg.
the county town !; bounded by lands. now or
formerly Of Henry Ransbury, John S'arbird,
Jesse Ford and Joseph Ire, containing three
hundred and six acres and twenty en- perch
e,, with the usual allowance for roads, &c.
This tract of land has many inducements for
hose disposed 10 purchase, having the North
eru Brach Of Brodhead's Creek running diago'
nalIy through it, (crossing the turnpike, OF SUI
hcient power for mill or other purposes. Fhere
are also several 6ne springs Of water on this
'rac,, near the turnpike, which would make II
rslGable for building purposes. The land gen.
orally is Of good quality. well ,imoered, and
could be easily improved.
Conditions al sale
WILLIAM TRAINER
NoveuAer 25. 1917.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-12-09
aI2 Acres and &C Perchcs.

more OF less, about 35 OF v hich are cleared, The
remainder is very heavily limbered ~nh frs
fse Iemlock and Oak.
- The imnroyenenis are small
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WAsHINeroN, July %. ls41.
Gen. Tdyior's Dipiston.

Gen. TdyIors DiuIston.
While there has been report from the south that
Gen. Valencia and Cen Minon, with 1000 men, from
san Luis marching to the help Of santa Anna at
the capital there Is another ststcmcnt that the Mexican
forces raised in the State Of San Luis principally win be
retained for the defence Of the capital of that State
anticipation Of the descent Of Gen Tsylor This the
only contingency that will justify the march of Gen
Taylor from satnlo the desert; because there
be necessity Of his march to the city Of Mexico
II Scott has really force Of 5000 mem and the fact H.
that II Cen Taylor has TO proceed to the succor Of
Scott the whole country behind him TO Matamoras viii
have to be renqushed TO Urea, Csrrabajsl and Ca
males. Yet u may become stroke Of policy 10 throw
mp all the achievement and al the states sunuueu ~
oc,nied Nv t;en TAYLOR In order 10 subdue the capita,
OF the republic, and N hold H. NOUS VEhhoNn
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Died.


on saturday morning, July alst, MANoAnnr KNOX,
aged 10 years.
The friends of the family, and of her sons, Edward
and Charles Knox are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral, from her SON Charles residence, Franklin
avenue East Brooklyn, this day. Sunday at half past
O'Clock.
On saturday morning, 3lst instant of short illness
FRANCES, wife of John Cunneen the SD year of her
age.
Her friends and those of her family are respectfv
invited TO attend her funeral this Sunday afternoon
at An o'clock from her late residence rs West Broad
way, without further invitation
B.-Chareston, Is C) papers please copy
On Friday, the 3oth July, DAVID THOMAS In the 35th
year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral at O'Clock, this
afternoon Aug LIST from his late residence No so West
Sixteenth street " Wv
On the 3ist ult ,MARoAREr McPHERsoN infant dauob
ter of John and Margaret Wright aged il months and
10 days
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon at O'clock from
their residence, 100 Troy street.
At Woodbridge, New Jersey, on Saturday et u
pollock, GfoRng CLIsoH. "
The relstvss snd friends Of hs family, and those Of
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BY TIL Il M AIL6.

WAsHISoror, July 30, ls%7.
Ocean Mail Packet Service-Meannsss' of the Britfsh
Government
The British Government has exhibited spirit Of
mean and disrepuable jealousy regard line
of mail steamers As is well known, the postage let
ters carried by the Cunsrd steamers the Allan
tic, fixed at shilling sterling or twsnty-Sour
cents Our government fixed the postage by the new
American steam line also at twsntyour cents Conss-
quenty the mails by the Washington carried ct the
rate Of twentyfour cents letter These mails, whom
forwarded from Southampton to London, charged
twenty four cents per letter EXTRA thus making the
postage across the Atlantic forty-sight cents
This piece Of sordid niggardnsss is the dis
credtable, from the fact that the Canada mails,
arriving at Boston by the Cunard steamers, are
carried by our government from that city to
Montreal at the lowest rates allowed by law; 40 It
has always been the desire Of prove
the existence Of the most cordial feeling towards Great
Britain well in matters of moment in transmitting
her mails country to her colonies with the
least possible expense to her Her for this kind Of
flee Is virtual embargo enterprise, and q petu-
liant attempt to frown down efforts at competition
with herself in steam navigation How dare America
tempt rival her domain the empress ofthe
This her language and with the Ill humorofa old
exclusive Of the ancient regime she brides up II one
venture between the wind and her monopoly
We cannot at present retaliate. Congress has h1ed
this OF postage by the Cunard line at twenty
cents and until next December there is no way hty to
this gross imposition Of the British Government
The President has power to alter the law or to 60
| beyond It, The British Government WILL therefore,
continue the pitifu exacton until we shall be In po-
sition to retaiate; when IL will lower Its rates with
flourish rumpets about bsraty and the earnest de-
sire Of the British Government to cultivate the most
eriandv 6eelngs wit he United States
This is and paltry advantage taken by Eng
land It is the intention Of government to retaats
by the only possible before the meeting Of Con.
css-that is by raising the rates Of postage the
mails carried between Boston and Montreal These will
be raised to the highest standard allowed by the
law and Congress at its next session will be recommend
ed to enact such retaatory laws will compel the Br
fish government to abandon its overcharge mails
carried by steamers This affair has formed the sub
ject of correspondence between minister at the
Court Of st. James, and Lord Palmerston II has also
been discussed extraordinary meeting Of the osb
net this morning. GALvIENsIs.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

The initials OF tho annexed will be recognized by the
cotton trade here and abroad, Of South Ca
Toinas avorte sons and croaker cotton specua-
tor
COLUMBIA, SC, July 25th, le47.
SIR,-I wrote you on the Dad ut, and gave you
favorable account the cotton crop In this State since
that time we have had heavy rain nearly every day
and the prospects still continue bad any great change
in the weather would make 1t worse say dry weather
should commence, 1t would make the forms shed
very much, and require warm weather, with &C.
casonal light shower which, with late fall may do
some good still the stand Of cotton has been bad
cannot make anything but short crop, although IA
vorable weather would have good effect
Yours, respectfully
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ALBANY, July 3l-P. M.
The market for flour and grain in a measure sus-
pended Dealers waiting for fuller developments
of the news. We have only to notice sales Of 1000
bushels of oats, at 50 cents There change in
wheat rye far sales to show the contra
ry Receipts by the canal during the past twenty
hours folows-Flour-(o mitted by reporter
or the tevgraphD corn, as,soo bushels; wheat 1000
bushels oats 1000 bushels Vessels plenty and freghts
easv
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BUFFALO, July 3l-P. NJ.
Sales of 1000 barrels of -four made consisting
Ohio and Michigan at 50 Wheatsales of 1000 bushels
made mostly red and white Ohio, at 9Oc 81 O6.
Sales of 5000 bushels Of made chiefly West
yellow at Soc Provisions frmer, though
without sales OF Importance Whiskey firm at 23c.
The receipts during the past "a hours about fol-
lows Flour 1000 barrels; wheat 10000 bushels; corn
10000 bushels Freights to Albany by canal-Flour
roc; wheat, l9c., and corn I6c per bushel
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1,AY,s PATENT HosE--For sale in New York BY the

uNAY,s PATENT HOSE~-For sale in New York by the
inventor an uiacturcr "a Couandt street; James
r. Walter 2ss Broadway J9ssph Il Ash, 29s Broadwayi j.
~ street, George Howell % Park Row; Far Briggs, 30
Rector street; George Euon 335 Broadway Knight Y
Rhodes 031 Broadway; Thomas Hanson $40 Broadway Mil
Ter Coates ZIG Grand street, Charles PIT SON. Third
avenue Nsth Sawyer go Beecker street, u CnlS Broad
H. r. Trowbrdge 2o Water street; Mckenzie Qiiss, 655
Broad sv John Hudson, Union Square, corner Founeenth
stree j. AIKEN. 1911 SIXTH Samuel Pryor "a Third
avenue Plumbers and d. Hodgman corner OF Maiden Lane
lea GOT re- l.... III. N...t" IH
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fair demand for the different kinds Of tobacco was
experienced during the week-proes firm.
WHisKEY.-Sales of $50 bbs. made at 20 2sNc.
which was an advance.
WHALEBoNE.-No change
FREIoHrs-Four to Liverpool was engaged at 3s. Cd.
vessel chartered to load with cotton on terms
said to De equal to Sd. per h. vessel was engaged
ian Americsn) for the port at 3s 3D. and wheat
at lid, In bags. We heard Of nothing Of moment to
London. To Havre rates were said to be about the
-'
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ZONES HOTEL No. 1852 Chestnut street, Philadeph
The subscribers under the firm Of Bridges West have
purchased Mr. Jones' this establishment and hope
by the strcest attention the and comforts of their
guests to merit contnuance Of the liberal hereto
fore received by its former proprietor.
The house has been thoroughly renovated and repard
therefore feel assured welcome friends the pub
N. w. BRIDGES,
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Zoe and Of English at 68.ots cash About 1000 gallons
bsAohed whale sold 1t Al cts Alot OF crude
of extra quality, consisting of about 400 bb sold ut
New Bedford at 81. Ordinary do was worth about 90
81 cts.
PRovnIoNs-sales of 100 bbls. old mess pork, were
made At $i5 for new mess, $40 37x said to have
been oered 100 BIB prime sold at SI2 so: and
100 do old prime do, sold at Sl2 Lard remained with
ont change Bufter-Within a few days some 500 kegs
New York State, sold at 4kc Ohio was worth N I3c
Cheese remained about the same
RicE.-No sales Of moment were reported.
sueAR;-sales OF 100 hhds., Cuba Muscovado, were
sold AZ ga Porto Rico we quote at 6Hc 6z, O 10.
TosAcco-We submit the usual statement showing
the prices sales receipts and stocks on hand for the
week ending this sfternoon-
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A I'D TO IRELAND-Omce Of the Irish Relief Commit
s ssiy e
lowing Money PIOssons and cotSns since the last
June II II W%i E;q collected ;,
of.R ss he S SsSS: of s c fai
30 F From NJ ii cash s%
From the Lennon Society. De Grouse. iiea- :,
Jsly s.sfS S.i Farmer p e s.htili 90
e-FrO@ Charles nj .JenLin, Esq. Chairman Of
Ith,Sash shd MinS% Esq v:,::.;:: 1000 90
r. h's 81: Of p5 As. es through
n. H. Grinnrll, Esq,. ............. Isl %
Fem Joseph Ns;;hs ESQ. he Society q "
Joseph Will.s E Esq. :; c ~. I ..sI.. $50
Less Discount certificate of dsposite oo-isi IS
EE3 ssa III IA,
~ Dssss s'Ets esq u i'a he n % Sh
BY the officers soldier, and Sun u, 90
F A 81 in s' %s;i.h.:.. county BY Geo %
$S: Ss q; !: S: donation "
Nom h H.s9ts ad Eq Of Portland Namely 10 90
lo-From the ,nhabtan,s Of A.hyille. ChautsuEae
EE. S y SsE hand. 81 hfuEa a A Ens
i2-From Assistant Captain Philip O'bren Of the .,
From lady. under cover, for the Irish Relief
ls-Flo% The inhaii,.ni; pr 6ias, Wayne county ~
New Yo. hESsss Ms'' HoefS ID s50asS
Of samus ABBOTT. ESQ, being balance from for.
s-Ffo% a'Ss'%S9 we;d:r: E.qci K:pabs Sen W
sca county ohioby the hands Of II. Morgan. - >,
From From Ms..r.. shai 4 Miles, be ns donation % ~
hands Of MssSs ": T%ssdy' %ouItoa PySnp
le-FIom l. uisyile Relief Committee. bv Messrs - W
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BALTIMORE, July 81.
Norfolk.
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y .as
y +. s.a Gail Mf S.ps A1 %I
III sD4 ii gu WI. o; :
RVwEKY rhEAIkH.-A: w I IAoH.or. rIopl:for-H
Mas PhiIIip. G 81 Marshall Lord k.ndoiph
A s when AR'i he grand pesss NAAD QUEEN
TIE Ms.S QUEEN ;' M' k IN E BHRKM s ssa
Pei,bone, Mr. G. Burke; Frank FahOm, Mr. Jordan; Mrs
BoSss - cents; P and Gallery s,l cents Doors open
quarter % 4 performance TO commence al halEp..l
. Sfsa B..,
respectfully tina. in eon.eausnee Of other
ns I'LL @ %;a Sss
,ha w his ssFaS ne In h
Dancing the Tight Rope by Charles WHITTIER and Chris
d III Is sSsf @ s s's He
The advertisement viii commence at hacpssr O'Clock.
Eyss shs a. vol 81 I
DE- sss S:nSsSy %o MI
whiting wss ss E ME- s TM aeshs ~ Mr.
To CONCLUDE with the free of AIS LAST LEGs-oCa
PRIcEsBoxes Pit, la,I Private Boxes so
Doors open 7perormance haEpsst pre-.
Monday Evening August 3D. the Musical comedy entitled
Pompoo Mr. s ca
AsT which Grand Pa. de Trois by Misses Louisa Amelia
!. Ballad, Land efths West by Miss Phillips
After which Herr Cline will appear the tight rope.
The whole conclude with Indian dance by La Petite
Doors open at 81; Performance to commences, ats.
CAHSST !I. GARPEN-E.u.oTdinsry E1hibtenlThe
saa ksyas open y% sm "a NJ
VNHE RAyEL FAMILY beg to announces to their nu-
SIX Yss that asS h
being their M6NbA9p 5 Susas
''1',
brel Ravel and the celebrated family
.. Gran.
'd''''s n Ss .VfITIHa r. PROMENADE
All rem t%s Vaudeville Company Nu.i-
Corps de Ballet to Be oH RS
A MEXICAN MUSEUM. corner Broadway and Ann street.
Mile sS AeSGS% and
oramic Painting of the great City Of London. with many
oJ E AS FRANCE AND GE 1!iA
% AASSH ANS NSHSfE khe VENUS
Admission IS cents-Children under shilling. al
Bali. AT AT The E vAUxHALL sALooNLThe Ball at
WEDNESDAY
given general sasaction will be repeated Wednesday
evening" August h under the sole direction of Mr. j. Parker
f: %s"sf :; TINS yer,
Tickets so admitting gentleman and ladies' be had
of MIR Parker or at the saloon. aul
RkOApWAY THEATRE-1This saabl,shment,
:s & a the
management of
g. H. BARRETT.
Persons OF acknowledged talent wishing situations for the
season. will please address him so s .:Snad
During Mr. Barrett. absence :. in Europe all letters and
jel3tfrc w. CORBYN. No. Barclay street
| CHINESE LADY-NOVEL ATTRACTION-ln con-
sequence Of The general express anxiety e see female
departure for Europe Nibo saloon No So Broadway
that lett the walls Of Canton Admission rs Chill
dren l2h cents j28 6tis"rc
| UNION COURSE, L. L-TROTTING.
"a lSefssR S1ss
vINHURSDAY August 5h-Pursc $25o-Nlile heats-Bcst
| Inns.
David Bryant Lady Suffolk skeleton
J. Whelpey enters b. g. Moscow to sulkey. aul 2tm
vINHE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
III sfrerf Eirea nd InIan
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BALTIMORE, July 3I-P NJ.
Howard street flour was firm at So q So IS. The
by the Washington, received here by telegraph
yesterday, caused everything to become unsettled and
grain and -four generally, has been held since at ad
vance, giving the appearance Of upward tendency in
prices
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TELEGRAPHIC..

H. O. N

New ORLEANS, July 24-P. M.
Sales of 1000 bales of cotton were made without
shange in prices Sales of 1000 bbls. OF -four
made, consisting chiefly of Ohio and Illinois brands, at
$4a 81 co. Sales of 10000 bushels of w-eat made
at sOc., including some good heavy white Ohio at
higher figure. Corn was heavy, and prices had down
ward tendency Sound Western mixed was worth 5Oc.,
and yellow do soc. Sugar no change No alteration in
sterling exchange. Freights about the same.
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Two lAtrrc

II n. :ub;sIbsi bss. 70 inform HI. friend. and tn.
campaign The whole establishment ha. been entirely
with .hs They win xay. Sssd neat and clean lean
sy
fS%pE fs% the South
eight years ago by the present
Sss as
81 % house s. @ Is Gn;SS
sd and % no order to ady. families
give entire all who ' may so1 him w
ns 9 and he ready to treat With families
month. - 49, 49, '
Iss'ss can be secured on HI
late Of EH hsyaF leased
s a soS eoy S sn os % with
Th the viii ss mos: s 70
lew few dso
Incidental this Description tor 1 70 he
antilns ses and II.
satsassion all those that may favor her with call
received sr supply Of Mineral ap Wst tsat
from ne Springs such as Sharon Blue Lick sze Kesn
sirsas; e q;
wholesale and RETAIL at their establishments No Park Row
ana 'Sl Broadway, near Prince street.
.- DELLUC & CO.,
yess 9ot-r sole successors to Place 4 Souillard.
rs es sGHRs H slaAhss Ell HsR
CUES No log Broadway corner Pine street has iust
ceived per Childe Harold from Havana choice assor.
msnt OF the bes, brands well worthy the attention
ano tne .raoe w eeneraI. jy23 htsrc
bSs1rsv N.r
thony Clark Co., Importer of French Plates Frames and
Chemicals and German Instruments General Agent for te
supply OF Dagueeotypc Apparatus and materials OF
description, both Of foreign and home manufacture.
Mr. A. having retired from the business Of portrait taking
devotes himself exclusively TO furnishing the various mate.
rails required in the His long experience practicable
best quality Of articles on the most reasonable
jyil 30t~m
A CARD.-CHARLES WOLFE tson.inaw Of the late
Tom knsye Staten and) respectfully informs his
and the public that he has leased that beautiful Cot
tage and Gardens the property Of Dr. Jno r. HARRISON
Boarding House and Public Garden where he merit
their vors II located close the shor little south of
Planter's Hotel Dock, and named Romantic voltage
TonphinsviIle. Staten Island June ". st7 iea s0tr
death BLOW TO BED BUGS.-Tnis speedy and po
- sve Extermnator has been known to hil in
pletey graduating this unwecome intruder the bonds Of
sleep, One trial s sufficient TO test its superiority.
sold BY the proprietor. G. PHILLIPS, wholesale and
tal at s Greenwich street. between Courand and Liberty
ald by A. W. 0absudsn I Eighth avenue, York;
Aa drug store corner Of Bands and Fulton sueeu
sFooklyn' Prics 10 cent?, I'VE @tsm
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NOTlCE.-The subscribers inform the public that thew
have Just received deir supply of Mineral Waters direct
ge vichy. XII &C. AL particularly beneficial this
wholesale and retail their establishments No Park Raw
and 58l Broadway, near Prince street.
o,n., s,.. DELLUC CO.,
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vuyM CROWIEY & SON, Needle and Fish Hook Manu-
w nctumrs Alcester, Wuwekshirc, Englsnd-Store No.
II Maiden Lane iup stanl New York. Wm. G. and Son
cities hat having hand extensive stock Of their
tc,"cd ,rt,ces will sell to the trade importers ut
m. ,dy from their manufacturing prices One of the
6pm Vim Crowley, being now in England. ana intending
hnl io increase their Establishment by the erection or
steam mswe shall be enabled to sell extremely low prices
Lao. lof SIC
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NOTICE TO GROCERs, HOTEL KEEPERS &C.
~ sSEGAkS! SUGARS! SEGARS III. HENRI
CUES, No LOG broadway, Pine street has nst re-
ceiyed per Chde Harold from Havana, choice
aud the trade in general iv2s isfsrc
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his brothers Joseph w and Frederick Glinch, are re-
spectfuy invited To attend his funeral this Sunday
afternoon, ut o'clock without further invitation
Conveysnces will be in readiness at Railway ut the
O'Clock train of ~
In Brooklyn, Friday the 3Oth ult., WILLIAM w.
HueHEs, in the seth year Of his age.
His friends and aoduantanees, and those Of his bro
Their Michael and those of his brother n-law. Rev.
James Donne respectfully Invited to attend his
funeral, this day, Sunday Aug LIST, at o'clock r ~
from his residence Pacific street, near Colu mba
street, South Brooklyn.
At Westminster, July s0th, Capt. VIM Bowie, aged
SO years.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, this day at 31 o'clock p M, at