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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-06-01

DISTRICT
l Joseph G. Glarkson,
, John p. WeIherill,
3 James NJ. Davis,
4 Thos. w. Duffeld,
5 Daniel o. Hinter,
6 Joshua DUNCAN,
Z John d, Steele,
s John Landis,
9 Joseph K. Smucker,
10 Charles Snyder
ii William G. Hurley,
~ Francis Tyler,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-06-01
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER
NER MIDDLESWARTH.
OF UNION COUNTY.
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.

THOMAS VI +. M'KENNAN, of Washington,
JoHN T. SANDERsoN, of Lebanon.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-06-01

ELECTORS.
l3 Henry Johnson.
ia William Colder, Sr.
Is (no' fiIled)
l6 Charles w. Fisher,
~ Andrew G. Curtin,
IS Thos. r. Davidson,
I9 Joseph Markle,
20 Daniel Agnew,
'2l Andrew w Loomis,
% Richard Irwin,
% Thomas H, Sill.
"a Saml. A. Purviance
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HAsTINGss COMPOUND

~ror ONLY A POSITIVE BUT WARRANTED
INQUIRE for consumption snd all diseases OF the Jun
This medicine hiss decided the dispute about me cusD
ity Of concum ptos end satisfied the medlc tsca sha
III Who have used H. that consumption an1 all affections
of the LUNGS can only be cured but that tnsy e e~ny
and and simply cured almost any Of the disorders 70
which the human frame hsoe, INC oPs, s'ioas ', >
,i-nif not Altogether far gone with the dsee-of
th. fact and even single dose gives evidence Of us eA
traodnsry influence in srresng and era1lcating bo ma
lady bv the Immediate relief which Affords ms Is no
ouses or secret remedy DR. Hastings its dscoyerer, Is
one Of the eminent physicians OF tno age ano hss
made full disclosure Of It's his sisory and an us com
nent parts the world not wishing 70 incur tns
htv on confniny d himself the sase OF prOn 40.
ere. which was calculated - do such universal zood ara
such has been the wonderful result Of operations thst M
London Lancet Medical Times, AID the most eninsh,
physcians Of both hem spheres are anx0vsy GAMING upon
10 have immediate recourse 70 &C. and proclaim
ipx that Of all medicine II alone has oslsoy ss
tsblishsd its efficacy BY undsnable Proofs o. eu'1s Gun
sun ptiOn and other disesses VI the lungs a.. 8
The great celebrity Of Hssnozss COMPOUND sJiuP ~.
the necessity Of publishing csfhcatesyi
cures 10 fact FAR eau DO asceftsned u mas
or n fast curing almost all who htSe Used ana gro'
ave warm certificate ia It's favor, ss others have sss'J
d0ne without hesitation 49,. -. ho,t
prohaoIy rwtsirds Of the regular physicians on Ooth
the Atlantic Hastlngs
in their private practice and many Of them are o-comns
famous for the consumption and AZ diseases VI Wv
lungs entirely through rs meas ..
Price 81 per battle six bottles for - IL. ..,a
As this Is very expensive pfep.raticn u Is no. .s.'
yoond on eommlsson the mode with quark NE
cinss bat be purchased ogt ana oet ~ hose HD
sell sxsu. THIS srf4nsefneoI wiz !. ksns s .s -
dns where Hatnsss Nsphtha syrup cannot Dc ootainsd
who can be reached By stage express stesnooa or az
oher public conveyance should write direct 70 N n r.
HARRISON l47 orennwich-st New-fofr, enclosing 70
Immediately packed aud forwarded 70 them Ia msnDsi
70 secure their safe and speedy delivery 40 lmeoosW
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SfsEAs
CANADIAN vERMIruGE.

a CERTAIN REMEDY FOR WOkAS-Ths msat
Acme safe IN i.s operation snd more e.~J ahmni~
tered than any other .n..-.o -.
THE GREATEST Cause o. DEATH among children Is 70 os
.ttT led Worms They give rise 70 name
and are The more fatal because least inspected
rens 70 awe this subject attention, ana eHsy %
serve the mpoms which indct, the e1ssnes o.
in the bowels TBs LIVES o. HAsF chiLpsEs ~OeID ~
DoUBT SAVED --..-1 . .-,,,.
zoo r xe-sdinx that Of any other mcdieins OF the ING
nd a. d.iIy Increasing ia popularity "nereyer u
80 - - n IA. been ustyEksALLY sPPsovED Il
os-..ss properties which other article o. ne KIND
- 4. sosE PROMPT EFFIcIEsr In It's scticn, and en
.iv ire. from Ingredient which have aay but oels
ssset the health Of the patient being Always I'm proved
80 sb-n 30 worms discovered. Physicians prescribe
Il 80 10 a.. the language Of In high standing who
10 Cleveland ONO, consider Il the only artieseo
80 LIn6 a. ever saw that cnfor and prompt
sxp-iux worms" IL may indeed Be relied with tie
oremp Of Confidence It h4s SEVEN xsows
fhis Is the reson why ALL who have asea Will not
anS Other. a., ,o....o. s,,hs, q, FINN,
physeisrs and others Of the highest respeet4oity who
al TESTIFY Ia superior efficacy AID recommend Il
nsverfaillEs remedy
~ Be particular and remember the name, WIxEKs
CxsADIAs VtR.iYusE tins 10 the only article thai
&c depended o. RssExsER IES
Prepared only 81 ]. WlSER co. g Msidea-lsns
Sod by Wysu Ksteh an, III Fullon-st J I. Codd:ns-
20, 28 Hudsoa, sprinsst A. ssnds, ls3 Bowery
cor sPriasst n Mr. HAYS, 80 Fultnn-st Broeslya
AID By Drssxiss generally. no sNiaIn1seh'
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From Michigan-PoIitic AGair,.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

correspondence or The Tribune.
DETRorr, Dec. 22, lsiI.
Jack Frost has shut the river at this place and
it is quite cold No snow on the ground Last
evening fire broke out in blacksmith's shop Cd
posite Males Hotel West side of jefferson avenue
and before it could be stopped consumed several
buildings, one store and wagon-shop and most Of
the property IN the buildings, which is nearly all
lost TO the owners there being insurance TO any
amount
The regiment of Volunteers called for from this
State is full and will leave for the II alls to morrow
next day.
The Seat Of Government is gone 10 Lansing, out
in the woods Mr.. Bagg, the Peoples Postmaster
has started or is about to start Loco Foco paper
at the Capital He has the State and United States
printing aud the Post Office. His brother holds the
Office Of Associate Judge, Another brother has
been until lately Recorder and nephew is Private
Secretary to Gen. Lewis Cas-. Families should
stick together. You know. The most disinterested
Democrat here is c. q. Hammond, the Custom
House officer. He spends most OF his valuable time
for which the People pay some $1,000 In travelling.
He is absent som where, Cass thinks about his
masters service bat if he is not mistaken | am.
1t is said ne is about to resign TO save appearances
The truth is said to be that he he'd an arrangement
with Matty's friends, by means Of which he kept
them informed OF what Cas- was doing and he
pretendedto be Casss bosom friend and pushed him
forward ana IN turn Olu rs NC dOHIstu. A. II htlu
that Van Buren, was the cause OF Casss writing
that famous harbor letter TO the Chicago Conven-
ton. Cass, however, begins TO understand that
much Of every mans good or evil In this world de-
ponds upon the choice he makes OF his friends and
is about to drop Mr.. H.
The Presidents Message is not considered to be
in good taste for this meridian it was not intended
for applause where the soil is free, but only for
Shareholders and Office holders to applaud.
The Legislature meets on the first OF January
1t will be strongly Loco Foco in both branches snd
Of course will carry out Loco Foco principles which
out here are understood 10 be: l. sound curren-
cy convertible into the pockets Of the office holders
at their option, leaving the people to take Wild
Cat rags. 2 Retrenchment and reform, VIZ by
giving the office holders large salaries and the peo
pie low wages g. Exclusive privileges to none
which means get in debt all you can and make such
laws that the rich cant Cypress the poor nor get
their pay either. a. All men to enjoy their natural
powers, viz: by not trameng their minds with
education for fear of making Wings ofthem-
Yours, &c. A WOLVERINE.
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CHRISTIAN MISSIONARIES AND N. +. RUN
Most incongruous things Christ and Belial are
scarcely more So And yet il is stated, and we
presume truly that the bark Catalps. which sailed
from this port Dec. 20, with several missionaries
bound TO Syria carried also a large quantity of n.
L. Rum And this. we believe, is by no means
the first instance ia which these antagonistc agents
have been borne by the same wind in the same
ship. from our shores. Our Missionary Boards
would much prefer TO send their missionaries to
foreign countries ia vessels freighted only with
tices of value 70 the inhabitants OF those countries
But il must be borne In mind that these Boards
have no control whstcver over the reighting vi such
vessels as carry out their missionaries, and often
have no choice left chem between keeping their
agents at home for an indefinite length OF time, and
sending them in vessels ireghted with such deadly
articles as the Cstalpa carried out. Bost- Trav.
~ The Quebec Gazette states that a nephew
of A Kimpton. Esq. Of ST Therese was drowned
on Saturday. He went on the ice to draw water
fell through was missed and one OF his mlttens was
found on the ice the hole, which led to the sus
picion that he had fallen through. which, after
search, was found too true. He was IL years OF
age
sourHEKr IDEA OF MADsEss.-Tbe will OF the
late Mr. Townsend of Prince Georges County Maryland,
has been aside jury the ground that the tesla
tor incom peient 70 make will The tesiator loe-
rated by his will all his slaves. hfty in namoer and de-
vised 10 them his lands and other property.
~ Horatio Nelson, son OF Mr. N. u. Nelson,
Belevile, drowned ia the river MORA, the 18Th
ut. while skating He was brave youth, and struggled
long with ice, but sank before aid could be obtained
II The Abolition Of Slavery in the island Of
st. Barts and its dependencies, was daily pro
claimed there on the 9th of October. ST. Barts is
under the Government OF Sweden.
~ fellow named Baxter has been committed
TO prison ut Mobile on n charge OF having so bru-
tally whipped negro boy as 10 cause his death
~ The Montreal Plot mentions the death OF
John Doyer at the Market House on Christmas night,
caused by the mmoderate use OF strong liquors
lT- A bill 10 abolish the Death Penalty has been
introduced into the Senate Of MARYLAND.
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rI,O HATTERs.-For sale, the stock aud hxtnres Of
"a odesabshed hat and far store, together with
the blocks. TOOLS kc OF the finishing department The
store located Of he best business streets IN the
city consequently will swsys command large share OF
public pstrsnsSe both Ia the retail and wholesale trade
sevrrA hundred vcgulz customers, VINO have paLroaked
the store for Yeas WILL doubt conuaue their patron
age as the proprietor intends retire Thi. 10
chance seldom that store doing large ana
profitable business Is offered for sale on such liberal
terms
The foreman who has been IN the for about ten
ysxr. and TAINTED with the business and custom
ers Is willing - put in 81 900 capital, II be can nd
coupetent person With capital for partner. Ore or
turo .nterprsinx business into sale and
nroabe business without the usual uncertainty Of
ce.s Possession will be gwen on or 81 any time AFTER re
H., Of Feb FOR farther particulars inquire OF
WILLIAM HALSEI Co. 1872 Water-sI
5ig,f corner BuTiing-slip.
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MEDICINES.
vENI. vIDI. vYCT!.
CONFIDE IN THIS and health and happy spir

CONFIDE IN THIS and health and happy spirits
Twill be returned 70 you. -
DR.. MARlON's PRESCRIPTION LIST.
Pulls aud Drops for diseases Of the chest snd throat
Pills and Drops for diseases Of the head and lace
pills and Drops Tor diseases Of the abdomen and lower
part Of the body.
Pills and Drops for diseases Of the SKIN.
Pills and Drops for all the varieties Of fever
Pill, Is cents per box Drops - cents per vial
Fer information pamphlets and enyelo2s and elf
cuars left ~ith the SCENTS
All orders aud addressed postpadj to
y MARIOS& Co a. Wyatt K-tctams lI Fulton 81
Wholesale and Retail Depot 81 Wyatt k-tehans ~
Fulton Nev-York CITY Sold IN Broadway ~ lsi, 10,
ass. Bowery g. 80. %, go Grsndsr a. 40, so
Hudson s. So 434, 80; Greenwlchst 57s bleeeker
and Christophes Sprns-st n, ls0; Pnncest 90 (;
Cau.l-st IA; cor West Broadway and Beach q. Diyi-
sonst i68 az M.dison-st rs MaTkstst AZ Monroe
st ssl Aontxomeryst "a; Pearl 81 sos, William 81
ls. Bsekmsn-st T5 bsysrdst lO3 hesters, lsy Il
dr.dge-st IL cor Delaney and Suffolk sta and ~ De-
l.neyst Riyinzton aud Allen sis and 100 kivnsion-
e.; stsnton-ss i39 Avenue aud Second 81 Az
enue d, 70 l0s; Frstsyenue, lei cor. Greenwen-av-
enus and Chrlstophsrs Elshth-ayenoe, 10 H. al In
sixth-avenue, ~ zg. Ia Brooklyn-Futor-st l3s,
81 cor Pearst aud Myrtle-avenae; cor. Nassau and
Pearl sta cor Brdge hi gh la Nllliarnsogrzh-
y Grandst; cor Fourth and South Sixth sts ,nd Ora
h.a-ayenue cor Grand-s Ia Jersey City-W .shinzon-
a, 81. cor S-z4r<asenus and Grovsst Hsrsimus u 81
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DEAL GENTLY
III EDuARD Il. DAVIS

DIAL gently with the lovly,
For bitter "a their lot,
When by their frie0ds deserted.
And by the world forgot;
One kindly word may bsnish
Toe anguish Of despair,
And bid forever vanish
A world Of grief and care.
Remember. oh ! remember.
Il is not always May.
The blast Of LIES December
May drive his friends away
For when the storms Of Winter
Ia darkness cloud the sky,
The earliest birds Of Summer
Are always first to fly.
Where er an erring brother
Departs from HonOrs path,
Reprove him not TOO hsrshly.
Nor turn away ia wrath
But point out 10 him kindly,
The path he should have trod.
And thou will gain his blessing.
And the approval Of thy God.
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SPEAK NOT HARsHLY.

hr MISS JULIA A. FLkrNhLk.
SrEAK not harshly-much of care
Every human heart must bear
Enough Of shadows sadly play
Around the very sunniest way.
Enough of sorrows darby lie.
Yelled within the merriest eye.
By thy childhood's gushing tears
BY the griefs Of after years
By the anguish thou dost know,
Add not to ano;her's woe.
Speak not hsrhly-much Of sin
D9elleth every heart within
la its closely covered cells.
Many Maynard passion dwells.
BY the many hours misspent--
By the gifts % Error lent.
By the wrong thou didst not shun-
By the good thou hast not done
With a lsnient spirit scan
The weakness OF thy brother man.
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BOOK TRADE.
PROF. AGASSIZS LECTURES.

a y iNTRODuCrlON . ne study O Nstarsl Hstory,
[1i1 Series Of Lectures delivered in the ha Of the Col
lese Of Physicians snd surseons. New-York, By Prot
As.ssiz Reported for The TrbGnel Ilgstra;ed with
rgmerou, -nEAvrss AGO blosraphie4l notise OF the
Author. svo. pp s..
Price 5 ceats when 81 u RENTED By nal AZ cur
risk vii send i've copies The postage on each copy
a cents or any distance whatever The Lectures may
also Be obtained from any Of our agents.
d23 2wDWksw GREELEY McELRATH
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INSURANCE.

THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Lie Insurance Coz.
ed by tbs following p.culisrues.
lsi When the premium over So annually, oneiourih
may paid 10 cash and three foufhs In secured note
u months bearing ak per cent Interest or msy Do
paid hafyearly, quarterly or monthly
I'd. tsxe life policies and paying 50 per cent OF
premium 10 cash, and those taxing policies fof snYr.sr
periods ard paying 60 cent IN cash may give Ihelr IN
ciyidus for the balances Satisfactory To me ON
corr. There il annual dividend OF profits msds TO the
Insured
The business OF tue Company has been unparalleled dur
ng the time ~ It's existence To The lsl OF August 1877
"a mOulhs 46O policies had been Issued, and after paying
al losses and expenses there remained net cspsl oi
over S350Ooo Statements Of he business and all other
papers OF The COMPANY msy be had By applying sihe ose
Of The Company, II Wal,sL aew:iork
Seth Low, JohnA. Undsr- God ,rhos 3. segur,
Wm A 4 Peniz VIM II. mo,,, Edw. Aolhony,
Henry McFarlan, RobL l. Paterson, VIM NJ slmpsoa
Chs s. NscEneii Andrew Smelling .Lewls G. Grover.
RO5r. l.. PATTERSON, President
BENZ. C. MILLER, Secretary
Jos. l. LoRD. Agent u.s,.., r,n,,s, =, IN. one.
Tally from 10 ocloek
yALEsTisE Morn, N. ID.
a. TuThssn M-dicsl so.rd Of Consultation.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIRE INSURANCE CON.
IN PANY or NETWORK, Office % Wslls--Cspitsi
lsOOOO-Orixnay incorporated In l78.-This company
continues against loss and damage by tire on the
favorable terms its operations are csnhned Chiefly
10 the City Of New-York and It's immediate proximity
All losses al listed and paid with rompness and oefaitJ
DIRECTORS.
Robert Benson John ampbell George Conklin,
Jo,hua Brush Robert l.. stuart, John Gray
Bolts Moore, Edward Cook Asher Riley
Anthony Lamb Adam Norre, Robert hermit,
B-nqn Be Forest, William Tucker, Chas. Leyerich,
Anthony Chardon, LewisC III smersley William Browning
Alex Lawrsnce, William l.. Dean. Henry Ellsworth
GEORGE IRELAND, President
Alb MCDONALD, Secretary.
Eew-York. Oct 2 l8f7 o.
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NOTICES.
PHKENoLOGlsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLERs g. WELLS,
Clinton Hall. 131 Nnssnu-st. ". Y.

" Mercantile Library Association.-Pu
article r. chapter of the Constitution, the Annual
Election Of this Association will be held al Clinton Hall
Tuesday, 18th January. The Polls will remain open
from O'Clock A. NJ. until 8 Z. NJ BY order,
22tJIg III. BANCROFT, Recording Seey.
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win great regard. sAMoEL CHARLTON
PHYSICIANS UNNECESSARY.
Roc

Rad the following TO tbs Rochester agents
MgssRs POsr < WlLLIs-GenfJ. II Is with no ordinary
feeling, of pleasure that enabled 10 inform you Of tho
curs have experienced by the use OF Or upnans Nese
bs Pile Elrctuary which obtained from you In case Of
piles with which have been afflicted My suhernss nave
been almost You'd endurance and cannot DO KNOWN o
only BY those who have experienced ke snie
ions .,,, - .,a
Having been long and sorey afflicted, am Induced
TO address YOU that through you may maze KNOWN ny
Upham's Eecuary which shall hereafter Keep on nsnd
a. hnd beneficial In other respects removing
cosuveness morbid sccumrlatlons IN the stomach ani
bowels and 10 purity the bood-thus removing tho cause
OF Piles, when speedy cure must follow III,
II Is needless add that previous 70 Obtaining inc roc
tuary you, had consulted many OF our oes SIS
but to little or no benefit Should you know acase OF ma
lgnant Piles please refer them 20 me at my residence ~
the town OF Gates where shall Do pleased 10 give tnen
much particular Information than am sd. 20 90 IN
his comm unication JOSHUA bEAhAN.
MORE RAPID CUREs-suRGtCAL OPERATION A'viptn .
gentleman, whose DO seen al my once car.
cd some six or months and obtained box OF
Elecuary for himself Not long the same indy dua
called 10 get box for another person lie tnen inioteu
me that half box had entirely cured him that ne hah 10
commended the remedy 70 SIX or eight persons Al
OF whom were cured IL also recommended Oy MIN 10
LADY who had previously and at the time was sunefihs
much from the but being under ths care OF he
family Doctor declined using IT, Her condition NOT oe,ns
improved By the attending physician second was caea
In and she informed thar nothlns snort
an oration could give rels-this announcement ihaueeo
her try my Eectuary, and two boxes made
Sold wholesale aud retail by WYATT kEIChAM,
i2I Fulton-st; DR.. A. Uphsn, lo bowery n II anu ~
Druggists generally throughout the United States ana Ss
EorIcEThe genuine Electuary has the written sigma
s- .,b !. ~. w. aust 6rneod 'lsfp
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I,RFsU PRIIT. -Bordeagx rrun-s IN splendid
60 - N.sx. Grapes II Kegs, perfect order
M.sxs Ras:n, assorted p.eisses Italian Citron Zante
Ss.. .nd tsn ",, ,s,pI or b. the quantity 70 deal
s-s TO lowest ussrts' prsssof vorrua ,ss o..
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A SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT.
THE BOUQUET OF MELODY,

A MUSICAL ANIMAL FOR 1St~, is the most de-
"A sirsble Holiday present offered 10 the American
public; Il spendidiy bound contains ten beautifully
executed ihogrsphic embellishments and the choicest
collection OF music published IN the country.
This IL much desirable present than the gene
raty Of ANIMALS whose chef and almost only merit IL IN
appearance whereas this work not only beautiful IN sP-
pesrance bat contains selection Of mrsc, every piece
Of which will become favorte every time II IL
heard. thus combining utility with elegance.
Published by FIRTH HALL 4 POND, 80 Broadway.
rs .rrO- and FIRTH HALL. FrSnkli l-squAre.
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DIR. CHRIsTIE's

GALyANIC STRENGTHENING PLAsTERS.
rT- That pecu season of the year, when
PlAsters Of any kind of acknowledged value just al
hand and theret edeemed proper 70 direct attention
to the peculiar claim Of CHRlSrlES Gslvsnic Strength
cnns Pasters At Il many persons are liable TO
affected sudden hauges Of the weather and those OF
delicate constitution experience constant colds pains
and weakness Of the e ST. symptoms Of ashma, oPpes
OF the pulmonary organs and other distressing
comp Aints. All these might be entirely prevented or
when present may be promptly removed by the OF the
Gavanic strengthening Plaster For the speedy relief Of
severe rheumatism, constitutional debility weakness OF
the back pain in the sde-as certain preventive for
colds and In many Of those complaints TO which females
are especially liable the Gaysnc Strengthening Plaster
will found Of great and permanent advantage In afew
words II embraces all the virtues Of the best tonic prepa
ration with the portan addition Of the Talvanic nu
ence which is neither impaired exhausted while the
action continues These pasters will be found entirely
free from those objections which are constant source Of
complaint with the ordinary plaser in common use and
the sensation caused By wearing them Is exceedingly
pleasant aud agreeable. ..
CAUTION The great success snd celebrity OF CHRIS
TIES Gavane Plaster hs caused them to
be counteretsd and unprnePed persons offer worthless
limitations, The only place 10 Now-York 70 obtain the
genuine articles 1872 Broadway, between Johnt and
Maiden-lane. a. Nv
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RICHMOND, Jan. 3. lsis-2P.N
The mails are sadly deranged. News cannot be
had from any quarter.