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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30
LOUISVILLE, KY sATl JAY, DECEMBER 80, Is4s.

connected with this question. and that's, the
preservation Of the Union. In any, and all
aspects. now and forever, the interest Of
kentucky does, and will coincide with her
loyalty for preserving the Union as it is.-
Our most SPACIOUS statesmen have all
pointed to the slave boundary. as the most
feasible and probable line of separation
Without the consent of kentucky and
Tennessee, that can never become the line
Of division. These two States are bound
together by links that can never be severed.
As the one goes 50 must the other. Re
move Kentucky from her present attitude as
a permanent member Of any prospective
slaveholding alliance, and the basis Of any
such scheme Of separation is at once de-
stIoyed, and much added to the stability Of
the Union. Fse
No rejecting man cen well doubt, that
sooner or later. slavery will be extirpated
in kentucky. The cause Of emancipation
in the natural course Of events is bound 10
gain strength. The disproportion between
the non-slaveholders and the shareholders
is already in the ratio, at least, Of four or
five to one. This disproPortion will be con-
stantly on the increase. Is not then, well
worthy the consideration Of the advocates
Of slavery. whether they are ever likely to
effect better compromise than that which
they can now obtain, whether they will
not make good bargain. in obtaining a
peaceable prolongation Of the system for
fifty years to come.
S. S. NICHOLAS, w. W. WoRsLEY,
Par. MAxcY, WM. RIcHARDsoN,
ID. l.. BEATTY, VIM. E. GLovER.
REUBEN Dawson, BLAND BALLAD,
VIM. p. BooS, JAMES SPEED,
I. S. BELL,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

TIE METHODIST FEMALE ACADEMY, at Wood
vile. Miss, was totally destroyed by FIRE, on
the Goth ult., together with the parsonage and
two valuable Libraries
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30

w. ". WoRsLEY,
VIM. RIcHARDsoN,
VIM. L. GLOvER,
BLAND BALLARD,
JAMES SPEED,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10

srcr.l Tha, such as neglec, TO provide
tc SHALL, on conviction before a Justice Of
10 Peace. be sentenced to the house Of couec-
Ian by such Justice, 10 be employed at HARD
h aB0R or WHIPPED no, exceeding TEN
STRIPES, a, The DlCRETlON OF THE
|CoURT!!!
SFcT. 2 provides that, il there be no house
.,f Correction in the county, the Justice may
sentence The offenders 10 be PUBLlBLY SOLD
TrO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. the proceeds
i he maid TO the County Treasurer!
SECT. 3 provides, if necessary, that The pur-
s1osor NAV put A BALL AND CHAIN 10 such
offenders.
ApprovedApril IL. ls27.-LaUs Of the Ter
titorv of Michigan, page AT.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10

accomplish the objects intended, considered in
reference TO physiological principles alone; hul
have also The happiness 40 know iha, i, has
stood the ,esl of practical experiment.. Yours,
truly, R.LE DOYEN,
Professors.of Midwifery, late of Paris.
New YoRK, August. lS4Ss
.eDR. R. M WEIssELHoFF-Sirs: The moral
effect OF such information as your work con-
ains, believe TO be decidedly saluiary. The
right Of man to control the animal instincts can
not be questioned. think ina, work will be
the means Of doing much good.
Rev b. F. CROWLEY.
No. Stanly Park. New York.
DR.. r. M. WElssELHoFF-Sir: The prin-
diples of Chemistry applied TO the hints for reg
ulaing the precrea'iye functions. as stated in
your work ON Child Birth. would satisfy any
well informed person that The object of ,ha, pub
lca,ion could be attained with The most perfec.
ease. certainty and safety.
j. L. SULLIVAN,
Professor of Chemistry, New University.
Copies of this work will be sent. in close
envelope, al single letter postage, TO any par.
of the United States for 81 sent, pos, paid, to
DR.. R. NJ. WEISSELHOFF,
Box 2,7l0, NewsYork City.
Copyright secured. No Bookseller allowed
TO sell this work. PUBLICATION OFFICE,
25s BROADWAY. New York City.
CAUTION. er
IL Persons who wish the Genuine work,
ny DR.. Wesse!hoff, with private notes added
by his own hand, can obtain i. only by sending
directly TO him, as he employs no Agents what
ever, and never sells the work at Wholesale
therefore no Book Agent, Peder, Postmaster
or Bookseller can possibly furnish the genuine
work Beware, therefore, Of false copies, aud
limitations, which may not. only be worthless,
but dangerous All infringemen.s of the cop
wright are promptly prosecuted; and cheats will
only sell abridged or altered copies, !, This Is
the only original and true work mo o,her, can
be genuine. Send by mail as above: i. is The
only sure way TO secure the work. Thousands
Of copies have been sen, by mail with perfect
safety. -
November Q, 1S48.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10
REGISTERS NOTICE.

Nonce is hereby given TO all legalees and
other persons interested in the estate of the re-
spec,ive deceden,s and minors that The admin
islralon accounts of the following estates have
been filled in the office Of the Register Of Mon
roe county, and will be presented for con6rma.
lion and allowance to the Orphans Court. to
be held al Sroudsburg. ia and for the aforesaid
counly ,.on Monday The 20lh day OF November
next, 10 o'clock A. Nj.
The firsl account Of William l.. Bush and
Joseph V. Wilson, Administrators OF the estate
OF Henry v. Bush, late of Smnhneld township,
deceased. SAMUE REES, Jr. Register.
Registers Office, StroudsbuTg,
October I9ih. lS48.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10
AIRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS are a
Wv safe. easy and certain cure for Cold and

"7RIGHT'S INDIAN V VEGETABLE Pills are a
w safe, easy. and certain cure for Cold and
Coughs; because they carry off, by the stomach
and bowels, those morbid humors. which, if depos
tied upon the lungs, are the cause of the above
dangerous complaints. single twenty five cent
box of said Indian Vegetable Pills is generally
sufficient 10 make perfect cure of the most OBJ
stnate Cold-at the same time the digestion is
improved, and the blood SO completely purified,
that new life and vigor is given to the frame.
Bepare Of Sugar Coated Counterfeits--Re-
member, that the original and only genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature of WILL
LIAM WRIGHT on the top label of each box.
For sale by George IL. Miller, who is the only
authorized agent for .StIoudsbMg, see advertise
ment for other agencies in another column. 49,,
Office and general depot, l69 Race st. Phira.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10
AGENTS WANTED

To canvass for some new and popular works.
in every cotlnly, ,hroughou, the United States.
To Agents. the most liberal encourgemens is
oifered--@lh a small capital Of $25 10 500.
chance is offered. whefeby an agent can
make from 5 10 TO $25' per week. For further
particulars, address fpos, paid
aee VIM. A. LEARY. :.
No l5s North Second Street. Phildelphia.
Sep'e mber II, ls48. ON
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10
FAR MER
READ THIS.

The a.islocratic notions OF Gen. Cas-, the
hero OF Huli's Surrender, have been established
by the most uaqnesilonable evidence. When
al The court of ST. Cloud. he was the most fawn.
ing admirer OF Louis Philippe, and showed his
love of royalty by establishing Court Dress
for all Americans who wished TO see The KIng
On his return he showed his contempt OF The
republican farmers of our own country in the
manner described below: and we would call
the attention Of Farmers, mechanics and work
Ingmen Of Pennsylvania TO the following fact,
established by the evidence of TWO respectable
cuzens of Wayne county. Ohio, published in
The Wooster Democrat of Sept. 2l.
/" La the summer of lS44, | entered my name
IN the stage office al Strongsvile, for a passage
III The Stage TO Wooster.
When the Stage arrived. all The seats in the
Coach were foll, excep. the front seat of the
coach, which was alone occupied by General
Lewis Cass. When attempted 10 get into
the coach was told by Gen. Cass, tha. could
no, gel inside, as all the seats were full except
The seat upon which he sal, and that could
no: sit upon the same seat with him--lhat he
could do without my company. | was conse-
quen,y compelled 10 ride on the outside, with
the driver and the servant of Gen. Cass. Gen.
Cass occupied the front seat Of the coach alone
until we arrived at Wooster, Mr.. David Fair
field of this town, was passenger in The coach
al the same time"
SAMUEL HUNTER.
Wooster, Sept ID, lS4S.
| was passenger in the Coach at the time
alluded 10 by Mr. Hunter. and know the stale
mens made by him in The above, is substantially
DAVID FAIRFIELD.
Wooster, Sept. IA. lS4S.
The Wooster (Ohio) Democrat says:
The above statement may be relied on as
strictly true in every particular. Both of the
gentlemen who subscribed 10 it are well known
in his community. The truth of any siatemen.
made by either of them, cannot and will not be
questioned by any person acquainted with the
Mr.. HUNTER is a Farmer IN this
township, and for correct genlemanly deport-
meni. as well as uabending integrity OF char
acrer. will compare favorably with any other
person, of whatever profession or calling. In
he county of Wayne or elsewhere. Mr. Fairfield
IS master builder residing in this town, of
equally unimpeachable character.
And what Is the spectacle here presented
Gen. Cass, the bloated aud purse-proud aristo-
rra,. then just fresh from the Court of France
a Court and King in the lauda,ion in which he
had taxed his genius 10 the utmost, tha, he might
obtain courtly smiles and kngly iavors-spurn-
ing from his presence an American Farmer,
and condemning him TO The society Of the men
al whose occupation is 10 brush his masters
hoo;s democratic Farmers we ask you TO
reflect upon this act and Tell us in all serious
ness wha, estimate should be placed upon The
professions of love for the people. when prof
noble calling.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10

Copy Of letter from Captain James Howard
of Newark, N. J.
NEWARK. July 7th, 1874.
Dear Sir,-About fortnight since was dread
fully seized with rheumatic pains in the back OF
my neck and shoulders SO as to disable me to at
tend TO my occupation. My wife having admin
istered your Sugar Seated Purgative Pills to one
of the children for worms, and The pills accom-
plishing the object desired, thought they might
suit my case Under thisimpresson commenced
taking them in doses of Pills night and morning,
and after using three boxes, every Rheumatic af-
fecton was completely removed /; will add that
have continued entirely free from all pain ever
since. Respectfully Yours, &c,
JAMES HOWARD.
To C. V. Clickener
For sale at the Republican Office, by T. Schoch,
the only authorized agent for Stroudsburg.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10
Not a Word of Truth.

L"cofoco story that sGea. Taylor has
purchased one hundred slaves" 1t ia a
|fclon.
Dld Gen Taylor ever sell q slave e.
Even has worst enemies never charged
FHh that. -.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10
YOUNG IES,INsTITUTE.

T. EastOn, .Penn'a.
The Young LADIES' Institute. situated at the
corner Of Pomfret and Spring Garden streets.
will commence its. sixth session, on The first
Monday, thss 4hs day Of September neat. For
particulars apply to
THOS nj. CANN. Principal
Reference may be made TO the following gen
llemen, who are patrons of the Institute:
PETER S. MioHLER, john j. BURKE, -.
JACOB WAGNER, CHAs. INNEs, M. D.
JOHN DAVIS, 4r.4 ]. P. HETRIcH,
d. LACHENoUR, M. d. -
Easion, July l9. lS48. Sept. z, st,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10
NOTICE

Is hereby given 10 all persons int nteresied, ,ha,
Charles H. Heaney, assignee of Samuel B.
Keifer. of Chestnu!hill township. Monroe coun-
W, Pa, has filed his accoun, in the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe County. which will
be allowed by the Court on the 23d day of No.
vember next, unless cause be shown why such
account should no, be allowed.
J. II. STROUD. Prothonotary.
Siroudsburg, Oct. 26, ls4S.4t.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10
CLOTHING EMPORIUM
AND GENTLEMEN,S
Quitting Establishment.
No. 81 Cortland Street
NEw-roRK.

OuInltlnS Establish aNents
No. 81 Cortland Street,
NEw.YoRK.,
Strangers and ciiizens desireug 10 replehisi1
their wardrobes, may be Immediately accom-
modaied in The very best style, and al the lou.
est Cash prices. With choice seecuon of
Fail and Winter Garments
Ofihe newest patterns, of superior make and
finish, and OF The best materials equal in eve
ry respect 10 the best custom work Having
adopted the cash principle, upon which ctf,an
calculations may be made, he has pursued sue
cessfuly for upwards Of ten years, in direc, op-
position 10 the ruinous system of ereit, which
imposes the necessity of exac,ing unnecessari-
|Jy high prices from paying customers he con-
.inues 10 provide. and has now on hand one Of
80 THE LARGEST,
MOST FA ASHIONABLE.
So AND CHOICE ASSIGNMENTS OF.
Ready Made Clothing im America.
From which gentlemen may depend upon
suitIng themselves satisfactory, as regards quail
iiy, style, and price His large stock e,nbta-
ees Overcoats and Cloahs Of the most approved
styles. Dress, Frock, and other Goats Pam
falcons of every desirable pattern, and The rich7
est assortment Of black Satin, Cassilner, and
other Styles OF Winter vests,
49, The Fancy Department
Embraces all the new and elegant patterns, and
latest and mos, desirable styles of s....
Fancy, SIX, and .Sa,ia Crauats. Suspenders,
Cloves and Hosiery, Shirts. Bosons and
Collars, Carpet. Bags, &c. dc,
Ia addillon TO the above variety Of Ready
Made Articles, he has for sale by the p,ece OF
yard, at as low prices as can be found in ellher
of lhe Atlantic cities, a beautiful assortment of
The best quality. "a,
Cloths, Cassimeres, & Vcstings,
. G J Gentlemen can have their orders filled
at a few hours notice, and sen. TO any part OF
the United Sta,es-and by sending their meas
ures, can obtain cloihing on as good terms as
though they were presen. to selec, for Them
selves. : Address j. C. BOOTH,
= No. 81 Cortland street, New York
October 5, l84S. ,'.a; 6m.
UPFor tho liberal share Of patronage which
has been extended to ham for so many years, :,
he returns sunieigned acknowledg gemen,s. and
he promises that no efforts shall be spared on
his paft in future 10 coRlinue 10 serve his Gus
toners on as favorable terms as any obet
house in the trade. :.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10
Unhappy Wives.

Unhappy Wives, who feel thai their physi-
cal condition and health totally unfit them to be-
who reasonably fear that each period Of con-
fnemenl will terminate their existence, will
hail the discovery of this certain means Of re-
lief with unbounded joy LIE, all such unlor-
,una,e and unhappy wives lose no time in OBJ
tanning this important work. |. will be,o them
precious boon through life, and prevent many
an early and premature death.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10
Honesty of the Work.


Or There is no deception or humbuggery
Of any kind about This work. Il is precisely
what its lille indda,es. scientific publication,
containing information of great value 10 married
people. or those contemplating marriage, ex-
pressed in plain language, which all can under
stand, with no unnecessary words put IN merely
TO swell the number Of its pages. The whols
STORY is told, and The means Of accomplishing
the objects of the work fully and faithfully
given, so that The reader may avail himself Of
it at once. without purchasing any medicine,
instrument, or other article from the sushor.--.
The means Of prolection which il recommends.
may also be relied upon, without fear Of dIsap-
poin,men or injury
Physicians, Professors, & ClergYmen
To all parts of the country. have given their
testimony strongly in favor of The objects Of this
work. aud the nature OF the discovery. We
annex few OF these recommendations
New YoRK, September 13. l64S.
Dr.. r. M. WEIssELHoFF- DearsiI; TshOuld
have no question whatever ihas the means rec:
ommended in your work on Child Bir,h, would
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10
Hereditary Diseases.

Scrofula, Consumption. Insanity, Apoplexy,
Disease Of the Heart, and other horrible COM
plants, capable of transmission from parent TO
child, afflcl many worthy people, who. at The
same lime, are as capable of enjoying them.
selves in the marriage slate their more for
,unale fellow beings. Shall such persons re-
frain from marriage on this account, or shall
they marry and give birth to feeble offspring,
destined 10 a life of suffering or an early death
The answer TO these serious questions will be
found in the work here recommended
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10

Copy of letter from Captain James Howard
of Newark, N. J.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10

Over Population Of the Earth.
Over Population of the earth need be no lon
ger apprehrnd. The calculations Of Mal,hus,
and the wild fears OF Robert Dale Owen, are
alike rendered baseless by The discovery here
communicated TO the world, "The control OF
man over his accidents" in this respect al
least, is here established. The wisdom of ex-
erciseiDg such control, none who give The sub
iecl moments consideration, can doubt.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10

Young Married People, whose fortunes are
not ye, established, will find in This work mat
Ter to interest them deeply. and Information of
Of the highest value, which they should not. on
any account. be ignorant of. Hundreds of mar
ried people, now advanced in life. have assured
the author. ha, if they had possessed such a
treasure in early life. i. would have saved them
more than half the suffering and deprivation
they have since endured.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10
Early Marriages.

Early marriages are strongly advised by all
philosophers and writer's upon social and po
lltcaI subjects. Early marriages, beyond al
questions, tend 10 promote virtue and happiness
and with the power of regulating the procrea-
tive function, made known in this work, may
be freely entered into, withou, fear. of incuring
responsibilities which cannot be sustained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25

~ mao ana MS sny snd one or two SINCE gentlemen
be accommodated with pleasant rooms snd board IN
private fsn about three minutes walk from the ferry,
very moderate terms Address y. T. 81 the Tribune
Orc- AL 4us"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25

Arrived-ship Atlantic, Rose, New Orleans, II days,
md,e To Frost Hicks
Bark Gilbert, (of Bsthl Meleher, Apa.c hcoa IL days
cotton &c to q Ward
Bak Glencoe. ABBOT Galveston, cotton, 10 J II Brewer
Btir Alert simmons, say Aunah II d. lumber @ Badger
Peck Co
TO master
BIZ Wsrcullsr. Jo"yn, 5. Mark, cotton, to cos
Ardetsor Co
Sehr Lawrence (ofM dols;own, CT vertrs, NOresn.
5h in.t via West 9Th, pok. &C 20 Ashley Fi.h
sshr Pacific, Yates. New Haven, hours In ballast to
schr Mary Lsosdon. Thorndts. Thomssion. line
UeIow-Bns Bto~ Lawrence from St Marks via
KY West. cotton. 10 Z n Buribut
Brig Nspoleoo Edudgs, from 81 Marks via hey West.
cotton. II masier
Schis Victory and shyloeS. aud briss unkuouD
sailed Ships Rob Roy, Mobile; Quebec, NOr.su,
Fsrsx. do; bsrks sarah Hand. Go Suwsrrow 40 Jane.
Andrews, Galway biiss Clinton Savannah Jas Roach
Sssua Ia Grsnce Helen, Vera Cruz Ormus Lisbon .
Marcslus. Nusvtas ships New-lork. Ch.rleston; D
Austin, Galveston, and other. Wind NNW.
DisasterWe learn by the schr Lawrence At this port
from Ne~ Orlesur, that the ship Tsgoni. Of Boston
from Hsvre for NewOresns, with a cargo Of dry sood.
ehsmpaene' &c End 10 Passengers went ssnor- C.rys
fort Reef on the Ia April At The vessel sed In
shout an hour and ha aitsrward The saved
N damaged state, aud the vessel given the
IRE crew sod passeusers all saved. Part Of the
crew came passengers IN the Lawrence 70 this City the
Others took passage In the brig BiilOw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MArTER~.
sales M the stock Exchnnge....ApsIL2 a. ls4s.
mosDAY, April PIP. NJ

MONDAY Aplu <t-i h
The market was heavy at the First Board today
the foreign being considered uusvorsbs The Far
ciss fell of and Treasury Note. went down II prem
After the stten arrived hsre better feeling aud the
market became buoysnt. Treasury Notes vent up 10 u
prem "a advance Of per cent The market generally at
the Second Board was higher.
The Bill market is entirely stagnant and IN the
absence operations Of moment The quotations are nom
iDal. Sterling IOGloi. Frames obsolete.
la Freights there is but little doing Cotton ship
per. offer but I'd ship masters ssk s-s2d. Some engage
meDs Of Beef made lss and heavy freight at 7' Cd
The private letters by the Steamer are less
gloomy and threatening than the Telegraph report The
writers generally a. well as the English merchants mere
do not think the Charst movement very important ano
none Of them anticipate more than temporary oo'ofssN
any. The nobility gentry, trsde'men and wofHmen d
London volunteering in the service OF Government
BY housnds and being sworn 10 as spsee a. eon.a
bic. for III. preservation Of peace in the metropolis The
condition Of affairs in Ireland was considered mucp
greater cause Of apprehension than the movement Of the
ChsTtists.
The orders from the Continent TO sell American
gate Stocks had n,de the market for Pennsyysnss ara
Ohio. heavy The want Of confidence however, In all Con
Funds had turoed the attention Of investors TO our
National and sales Of Sizes had been made al Sho
Teaury Notes at the rate Al the close there were
buyers Of Coupon Skies at par and none onerlns Inc
supply Of Federal Skies very small and al mao oeeh
tskenu 10 are equal to 1903 here which is per
cent above this market
The Acadia reported brought s25OOCO in gold the
first wave OF the reux which hiss looked for for some
time The promu cation Of this fact had considerable H.
nuencs upon the Stock market
Letters from Havre announce the failure oil
Messrs Lsrus & Palmer, old ard highly respectable
house One or two failures here were reported but we
believe without truth. The liabilities OF Lsrue Palmer
were million of sncs-assets three and half millions
The following table will show the export OF specie
from this port since the publication Of our last report and
for the year ls45:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25
JACOB y. PLATT. Auetonesr
SALE, &c.-To morTo

u morpug 40 O'clock ~ thu aGcuCn room, cans Nor
TONS les aud r,sps IN ots 20 sult pucnasers
20 better imported hayiog been shty dsmaesd GA 1he
We Also 500 c.sks cases and boxes dsmsged bJ resn
water st he late tire Wstest consisting Of horse aud
6nshn nails copper shoe nails, sht snd fuil ofaoe cur
tfuux cnut nails shoe and chair tacas sussr
Dox Aud hn.hng nails. shoe nails In pounds and thousands
Also damaged tho voysge from hsTs-t cases Nd d9is
opa very vau.b- esss Of vions cost s6i hlrns Also
SOUND fsoera assortment u heavy snd shall hardware
OUg doz knives and forks arss lot Of pocket sud pen
kny.. on cards ADD 10 dozens fancy goods domestic hard
wnf. Ac y B. Tn. sac psrem ptOry and without re-
serve and tho attention OF country as~e 40 CITY oese
= directed To the invoices Tor this sale, whsther
.ouud or Ia dsnagsd slas will DO received this day u
O'Clock Catsoguss ready early on the morning OF sac
Term, for damss,d goods e1.hhs sound goods mos Tor
anna over $40 40 "