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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-28

VJ,O THE AIDES OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Maoamc Tsrin To Madame Gripon, Will open
the Sd inst for their inspection entire
and speadid Of fashionable Millinery direct
from raris by the ias consisting OF straw silk and
Bounct Capes, Head Dresses fl,wes, Ribbons &c
latest Par styles No. 3s Broadway, entrance in
ties rec M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-28

vT BROWN, STONE SEAL ENGRAvEa AND
Goats ef Arms Crest Cyphers, Re engraved Stone
brass Diamonds Amethys ke bought the sough
70 auv frn Ladies' Seals Pencil Cases. Sgnet Rings &c
sasared with Arms device Costs of Arms found and
anv part Of the United Canada Books Of Hedy
Nep with upwards of 400 oe8 Any information given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-28

NOTICE TO THE TRADF-THE SACRED NOUN.
IN tan,, by J. L Headley-Baker Scribaer 1A7.-This
editionMr John Taylor publisher Of the
work which we mants Is an Of on, copyright
emit our Ger the Southern Distrctof New York IT,
advised by counsel AID believe will be the this suit
in tn sale of the work strict accountability AkER
SrEIRNfR. Park aud Nassau New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-28

MASONIC WORKs-gEcENTLY pTBLIsHED-
w The eishh stsreetype edition Of !" The True Ma
Cross L. all the improve aud emendations
OF former editions; with History Of Freemasonry The
only guide the craft who wishing to
correct knewlsdg Of the sncsnt mode Of wo, and
the author second and improved edition The above
works for sale ny Messrs Huntington x Savage, Al
Da+nes Co.. Collins Brother, and by the author at his
oIo Pee lsyea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-28

INOR sALE-THNEE LOCOMOTIVE BOILERS. ONE
Of rs horse power has been about months;
horse with copper tubes has been about -
tbs: and also sf horse and second
hsod snsns Of about hT,e power with b'er locomotive
boilers der boilers ue BOILERS and low pressure boil
for boats with engines Of high aud low pressure
notice, and all kinds Of machnesy and mill
Foundry foot Of Cherry East River and at the
foot of & orlaers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-28

DERFUMERY, SOAPS, &c,-COLOgNE. OK MAR
row hair oil toilet and great variety OF
fancy rices suit,ble for the country trade nj the lowest
,atss Also Vroom Fowlcts walnut oil military
SOAP heh hiss been awarded the first premium
every instance This ua,valed soap is invcnton Of DR.
Vrocm and vas hesrd of either in London or
Paris by of the counteretsrs Of the
articles in this For sale wholesale retail at No.
(our 4 ,ndf street. south side. GEO. II. GkOSER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-28

DROOKLYN WATER FOR SHIFTING, FROM THE
ID spring that has been used years be obtain
ed AZ very if worlds left the Water Tank
Thompson wharf, the Fulton Ferry Brook yn. Five
BOATS ofthem new are constantly employed Apply M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-28

OuHEs MODES, NoUvEAUTEs-F GoDEFROY
IL will Monday nsrt the 2',h inst suite aed
rich of Paris Sprng Goods Silk ench
Bounets &c received by the Havre packets $40 Broad
,rsv pp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-28
Nhc WrecM or the Bp rhara.


sR-Tn the account OF the melancholy shipwreck OF
tho British brig Barbara, the coast of Newfoundland
published in tue Herald Of yesterday and this morsing
worry grave and serious charges made against the
conduct and humanity of shannon, the steam
snip Hibsrnia.
Captain shannon may be expected TO arrive in New
York within fortnight. Frem the opinion which Gu
trtan Of him, (and think may appeal to the opinion
Of many in New York to whom no is KNOWN have
that he will not be able to justify his condust and
vindicate his character. Any statement which he may
make will have no doubt be confirmed by the on1cers
Gnd Of mis- ship we'll by he Passengers among
whom were the Rev DR.. scoresby, Mr. James Lee, and
Mr. Sandiord, whose testimony, either for or against
Capt shannon i'll carry with il acqutsi OF oonvlouon
serious charge, until Captain Shanhons ARRIVAL and
not condemn, unheard, absent man
Your obsdient servant,
n. CUNA d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-28

VNUGSOcERS-A RARE .CHANCE-FOR SALE.
;ae stock and Fixtures Of 9scery Flour, and Feed
with the privilege Of lease for from LIST Of
Mar 89 ha BEEN for the last in the
pleas village Of Harlem Also the Honsehcd Furnpre,
fogcthsr with Horse two Grocery WaRon light
WAGES, thst hss been used tSsnde. Ratest
Axe Reasons for selling outthe proprietor intends going
Wst For further Particular. nqusSe at the stoe 1880
street. 81 S-If the above II disposed Of be-
WILLIAM ROYLEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-28

NJ OTICE-ON AND AFTER SATURDAY FEN
~ ruury 18th, the steamboat STATEN ISLANDER win
aransns4. 10 A. a. nMlsP MwP. M. Leave Rev
Terk 0s 4. n. II A. ~, = d. ~ r N,sR.h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-28

IN nOO SOUTH AMERICAN SHEEP pELTs
OUsOUO for sale in lot, to suit purchasers By HENRY
CONtiilL 4 90. $50 Pearl street.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19
Steel pens.

Who does not remember the time when .
steel pen cost as much as dozen quilts Who
j, ignorant Of the marvellous reduction tha. has
taken place in The market value Of these. inv
bts Of steel! Sixpense piece, sixpence q
dezen, sixpence gross---,hus have they come
down IN value. All this could not have been
done bot for the application of machinery,.--
Mems hands employed 10 cutting, and pressing,
and shaping The pens, would never have per-
mited this cheapening 10 have gone to such an
extent; and yelthere are actually more men
employed in the manufacture than were en-
ployed when machinery was less used. The
machinery, in fact, has created demand which
requires large numbers both of machines and
Of men 10 supply. Some of the steel pen man.
ufac,oreis Of birmingham are very large esiab-
lshments, containing ranges Of highly finished
machines, and giving employment to large num-
bers of workmen. One of these manufacturers,
in his advertisements, slales his yearly produce
a, millions of dozens, and there is no reason
10 doubt that it does reach that exiraardinarv
pitch, II The Land we Ltre in
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19
REGISTERS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given TO all legalees and
other persons interested in the estate of The rs.
specive decedenls and minors, that The admin,
istra,ion accounts of the following estates have
been filed 10 The Office of the Register Of Mon.
roe county, and will be presented for con6rma-
lion and allowance 10 the Orphans Court. 10
be held al S'roudsburg, in and for the aforesaid
county, on Monday the 20lh day Of November
nexi, 10 o'clock A. NJ. 5t IA
The first account of William L. Bush and
Joseph v Wilson, Administrators Of The estate
Of Henry V. Bush, late of Smlhield township.
deceased. SAMUE REES. Jr. Register.
Registers Office, StIoudsburg,
October 18th. tS4S.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19
1--WE cut the follopingi tdron, an ere6nge peper,

TIVE cu He y010tCtng from an eTch6nge paper
MONMOUTH COUNTY, N. j. July 18th, 1914.
Gentlemen, think it highly proper that shoulG
make known to the world my gratitude for the ben.
e6ts have experienced from the use. of Chicken.
ers Sugar Coated Purgative Pills and endeavor to
the utmost in my power, to extend knowledge ol
their many virtues and wonderful efficacy In re-
moving diseases, ass ssEis a..s q
After long and painful confinement. during
which was attended by three Physicians Of emf
nent standing, was SO much reduced and enfee-
bled as to cause my friends to despair for my lite.
In fact was left in state Of weakness and suf-
fering, and concluded all had been done which
was possible for my recovery. i was about yield
ing 10 despair when relative Of my husband adj
vised me TO try some of your pills stating At the
same time she knew of their having effected most
miraculous cures, and they might prove .eficacious
70 me i purchased a box and took them according
to directions. In FIVE days from the time i COM
menced their use felt like different person. all
pains were removed, my appetite for solid food
was as good as it was before my sickness, and
gradually reganed strength. am now in fair
way for recovery, thanks TO Clickener's Pills.
i send, this communication, trusting you will
give 1t an insertion in the editorial columns your
paper, in order that the afflicted will follow my
ample, and, as they value health, make use Of
Clickener's Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills. a.s
Believe me to be yours sincerely, .
n. q +, SUSAN WRIGHT.
For sale at the Republican Office, by, r. Schoch,
the only authorized agent for Stroudsburg.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19
r., AVIATION OF THE Eyes -Wright's In

Ivy. AVIATION OF THE EYES s-Wighi's In.
dian Veg >-iahIe Pills will be found certain
cure for ,l. above painful malady /; because
rhey purge fl. m the body those corrup. and
s,aenao, humors which are the cause MOI only
of inflammation of the eyes. out OF every desctip-
,iou Of disease. From ,hree 10 six Of the above
named Indian Vegetable, Pills, taken every
aigh. on going to bed. will lii shor' time com.
petely rid the body OF everything that is oP-
posed TO hezl,h and therefore %lil asspred'y
make aperfec, cure OF inflammation of The eyes,
and at The same time tbs blood and o.ler fluids
viii be Of surh a healthy quality, that disease
of say kind will be absolutely impossible. !.
aBerare Of Sugar Coated Commercials. he
member, that the original and only genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature Of VIII
ErAM WRIeHr on the top label of each box,
Per sale by George II. Miller, who is TBS, only
suthorired agent for Stroudsburg see adyeftise-
meat Cor other agencies in another column.
oa3os And general depot, iea Race st. Phiras
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19
Execution Of Bell.

fJari, Bell, ths poor degraded being who
s,u,dersd an old lady, the wife Of Rev. Ger
Zbm Williams of Noun, Pleasant, same'ins
liver year ago, was hung at Honesdaie pursu'
nj 10 his senlance on Friday The 29'h 'utt.---
Though the execution was performed m the
II, ward according 10 The law abolishiug public
k,eculiens, The Honesdale papers say there
WAS quite crowd Of people-men, women and
kbiIdfea, who thronged The windows and house
|ops. eager TO see something of The affair. He
IVA. sueaded to the scafIold by the Presby,eri-
h aad Episcopal clergymen Of The place. who
/ hi. request offered up prayers in his behalf,
nd he also addressed The persons present, pro-
rs.ng his repentance aud faith 10 the pardon
# a Redeemer, and warning all to beware Of
be indulgence Of the wicked passions which
lad brought him to such an ignominious pun
,hment.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19

A. ;mportant movement among the Hebrews oi
L.,ooe is announced in the Jewish ChronicaL-
t.,h ;s the feeling of alarm felt among them in
.,ect to the revolutions taking place, that thou
.nds have been baptised into the Catholic church
..c,pe persecution, and tina, more than one thou
a from the city of Perth, in Hungary, have re-
.l,sd to emigraie to the United States. Among
bese are some Of the most respectable Hebrew
niles of Europe. and in emigraiing, the rich
:, 20 support the poor. The Jews have been
,,,only prosecuted for centuries in most parts OF
,,o,e especially in Prussia, Russia, and Aus
:. s,, nowhere more than in Hungary, where
,ar farm numerous portion of the population.
5.nv of them possess immense wealth, which in
'r ~eyica they can employ and enjoy without fear.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19

The Grape Crop.-The vintage on the Ohio
has commenced, which will last for two or three
weeks. We are glad 10 hesr that The DANA ge
"'he grape crop has proved very light. 10 whal
~ss feared Many vine dres.efs who. few
sseas since. expected to lose two,h birds Of their
croP, viii no. lose one-elahth. There are now
'essral bsadted acres in Hamilton county alone
devoted ia vineyards, and the amount of wine
made will be quite large, for which sure de-
maud exists.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19
'SHERIFF,S SALE.

BY yiftne Of q writ Of Fieri Faciss is.net
out Of the Court Of Common Pleas of The Coun
( ~ Of Pike, 10 me directed. / will expose 70 pub
! lie sale a, the Court House, in Milford, On
s.a Tuesday the 31st day of October, Is4s,
at O'Clock P. M. All ,ha, certain messssge
apd tract OF land situate in the township oI
Didgman. County of Pike and State Of Penn
sylva;ia, being part Of larger ,rac, Of land sur.
veyed ID the warranlee name Of Care, Cot
niger, numbsredupo the Commissioners Books
Of said county g.. Bounded and described as
follows. 10 wit :-Beginning a. heap Of stones
for corner on The llfls, pf William Queens land
thence Nor,h As degrees. Wert 81 perches 10
stone corner, thence South As degrees, Yves,
100 perches TO stone corner, thence by line
Of William Queens land, North as degrees.
Wes. 70 perches. thence North 45 degrees,
East 40 perches, thence North As DEGREES,
.Wesl 8 perches, thence North IS degrees, Eas,
40 perches. thence. South As degrees, East 81
perches. thence North 45 degrees, East 49
perchss 10 stone, corner being a corner of
land now in possession of Samuel and James w
Van Auken, thence Soulh as degrees, East l39
perches 70 stone corner. thence South as de-
srees. West % perches TO the place Of begin
ming, containing ;,.
20 Acres and 15l Perches,
be the same more or less. Upon the above
rac' are about forty acres Of improved land
with ~ IA
Frame Dwelling House I;;;:R
thereon erected. s1E&
/, Seized aod laken in execution as The proper.
~ Of John Y. Van Auken. =
y, :. +, JACOB KIMBLE, Sheriff,
Sherif's Office. Milford,
5 Oc,ober S, l646
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19
Early Voyages to America.

At the late annual meeting Of the British Asso.
clsaon Tor the advancement Of Science. Professor
Elton read paper. exhibiting evidence that Amer
lca was known TO Europeans as early as the tenth
century. he resised the statements of the cDpen:
Scandinavian Mortimer explored great ertent
oithe eastern coasts OF North America. repeated y
visited Massachusetts and Rhode Island. fouoin
tablish colonies. sE-E..g e .'g.al-.sss ssi
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19

The fragment of mammoth tooth was recently
found near Sulphur Springs, Alabama, weighing
so 10 pounds. 1t is of a blush cast, and in a
petrihed state, and when found was embedded in
the earth with the grinding surface exposed. The
teeth of the monster of which this is part, must
have weighed over two hundred pounds-Its hea ad
several thousand The animal. we suppose. was
one Of the earliest inhabitants ofMissssippi Valley
and was well calculated for trarersing It's majestic
rivers, praries and frests.-periaps one of those
tremendous creatures which Hirst so graphically
describes, IN his Coming of the MAMMOTH" o
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19

DISTANCE sRoM THE UNITED STATES TO
ExcLAND.-The distance sailed by the A,lan'
sIc steamers is as follows:
By Mercator's sailing.
Boston dock 10 Liverpoi dock 2,SS3 miles
Battery (N. Y.),o Liverpool dock 3,0S4 .
Boston dock TO Southampton dock 9.SS2
Battery N " TO Somhamton dock 3.i56
By MercatOr and Great Circle
Boston dock to Liverpool dock 2.si9
Bauery IN .),o Liverpool dock 3,o23 Is
Boston dock to Southampton dock 2.S49
Bauery IN " 10 Southampton dock 3 3,o37
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19
Jury List.
GRAND JURORS.

Peter Tribeley, Smithfeld
Jacob CorrelI. Ross
3 Jonas Greenswig, Do
Peter J Hoodmacher. Chssnu,hill
Peter S Alienose, Do
Thomas Knecht, Pocono
Andrew Dreher. Hamilton
s John Woolber,, Jr Jackson
9 Henry Weiss, Jr Chesnu,hill
10 jacob Myers, Smnhfield
IL William Williams, Do
l2 William Eboch, Tobyhsnna
l3 William Adams. Do
ID Valentine Werkiser, Hamilton
Is James Smith, ChesnuhIl
l6 Jacob Hilgart. Price
IL Henry ErleHberger. Smi,h6eld
ls Peter Snyder; Hamilton
l9 John Peters, VI Smithfeld
90 Charles Labar. do
81 Patrick Daily, ChesnuthiI
90 Christian Smith. Smilhfeld
% Charles Andre, Stroud
% John Shoemaker, M Smiihfeld
PETIT JURORS
] Reuben Gregory, Polk
Q John Gregory. Chesnu,hill
8 Robert Van Buskrk, Hamilton
4 Isaac Delong, Stroud
James Hollinshead, Do
6 James Feuner. Smi,hfeld
Z George SebrIng. Pocono
3 Thomas Shiveiey, Do
9 Joseph Fellncer. Hamilton
10 Joseph Kerr, Stroud
ii John Ednger, Pocono
l2 Joseph Johnson. Ross
i3 Henry Franken6eld, NJ Smilhfe!G
Id James Bell, Jr Smi,hfieId
Is Pe,er Kunkle, Hamilton
l6 Charles Lambert. Smiih6eld
IL William Hauk. Ross
16 Jacob Bisbing. Pocono
l9 Joseph Staples. Smi,hfeld
90 Joseph V Wilson, Do
81 Andre Groner, Hamilton
% Joseph Kemmerer, do
% William Smiley. S.roud
"a John Seizef. Chesnuihll
25 George Bush. Stroud
26 Peter Edinger, Pocono
81 Peter MosteIler. Hamilton
9S John E Smith. Ross
% Joseph Biiienbender. Hamilton
80 George Hohenshieldt. Stroud
81 Jesse Slgiin, Chesnuthll
80 John Hohenshieldt, Stroud
33 Samuel Pipher. Al Smi,hfsld
"a John Merrlhew. do
35 William BeIlas, Jackson
35 Henty Werkiser, Hamilton
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19
Americans i'm Mexico.

Since the ending ofthe war, American soldiers
seem to be 10 remarkable repute in Mexico-in
fact they are looked upon the only reliable sol
diers to defend and sustain the government OF that
unhappy country. We see by notice in the New
Orleans papers that Captain George w. White. Of
men,. For this purpose Captain White has opened
his rendezvous.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19
Determined to Die.

man named Short, in Dayton, Ohio, on the
Goth at. who had been very incorporate for some
time past, cut his throat in six or seven places
with razor, and then, not succeeding in ,1lllng
himself, he deliberately walkedto the river, wslrh
was 2 considerable distance of, and plunged IN
and drowned himself
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19

Oo23d Of September, by the Rev. J. w. Mecas-
key, Mr. Jacob Ii. Fetherman and Miss Sally b.
Shaw, daughter Of Peter Shaw, Esq. both of Ham,
liton. :, .es siea
On the 9Th inst, by the same. Mr.. Samuel Spra
s1s, of Chesnuthill and Miss Lydia Hartman, of
.4au,lion. Ii
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19

WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD
ty The Report of the President and Direc-
Eprs Just published, il appears lha, The gross
hco.ne from the Washington road for the year
>adsag sOrh September, l84S. has been s255,
E64 10; The ,ota! expendl 'ure properly charge
! BILE thereto Sl43.524 90, and the nett reyc-
pue slIl,639 76; showing an increase over
Ihe preceding year s36.746 AZ 10 the gross in
,oms. sI4.7l4 % ia the expenditure, and sea-.
bS2 90 ia che aeu revenue.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19

SNow.-A gentleman from River Wells
twenty leagues below Quebec, informs US that
spce last Thursday the second range Of noun
'ans on the north side of the 81. Laurance were
qaiie covered with snow il must lie about q
iaot deep-Monireal Herald
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19

Mr.. Charles Wilson. If Springfield, Massa-
Ehuseu,, has patented an invention for cul'sng
tone which bids fair To effect wonders in the
process. One Of the machines is now 10 Op-
rauon at New Haven. (Cona where The in
redulous may at any day view il dressing down
lone at The rate of square foot in from one to
vu minutes. and with two attendants only and
limited amoui OF s'eam power, doing the la
or Of more than hundred men. There is said
be no mistake in the thing and. if so. il
omises TO make sIone supersede brick. and
entirely our modes of building.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19
Public Sale of Real Estate.

Will be sold a, public sale, on Tuesday, The
3ls, day of October next. on the premises, Two
valuable farms and mlll properly, situate in
Hamilton township, Monroe county, Pa. about
four miles west Of S.roudsburg, belonging to
the estate Of John KunkIe, deceased
No / containing -.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19
176 ACRES

or ,hereabouts, adjoining lands Of Gideon Bur
riti. Adam Shafer, John Huston and others, a.
bout. 10 acres of which are cleared; and in a
high state of cultivation. the remainder being
well numbered with oak. hickory and other Tim.
ber. On this farm there is good log house, a
large frame Barn, with stone s'abling,, wagon
house and other outbildings. There is also a
,ufficiency nf apple and olher frui, tree. on the
farm. McMichaePs creek passes through the
farm.
No contains
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-10-19
CLOTHING EMPORIUM
dNA Z AND eGENTLEMEN'S-
Outftting Establishment.

II JNA AND sGENTLEMEN'S
;. Outfitting Establishment.
a1Ess No. 27 Cortland Street,
/ NETWORK. 49, e..f
strangers and cIiizeos desireing 10 repenish
their wafdrobes, may be Immediately accom-.
moda'ed in hs very bes. style, and a, The low.
esq Cash prices. With choice selection OF
II Fail and Winter Garment.
EOLthe newest paltetns. Of superior make and
finish, and of The best materials equal in rye :,
ry respect 10 The best custom work Having
adopted The cash principle, Upon which crr,aln
calculations may he madea he has pursued spe-
cessfnlly lorpPwards Of ten years, in difec, op,
position 10 The TuInous system Of ersir, which
imposes the necessity OF exacijna annec ecessarl
" high prices from paying cu,tomess; he con-
llnues TO provide. and has now on hand one of
- f. THE LARGEST. -,
MOST FASHIONABLE.
AND CHOICE ASSIGNMENTS OF
Ready Made Clothing Ina America.
. From WHICH gentlemen risy depend upon
suitIng themselves satisfactory. as regard. DUAL.
iIy, style, and price :. .His large stock emb,a.
ces Overcoats and Cloafs Of the mas, approrrd
styles. Dress. Frock,i and other Coats. Pan.
falcons of every desirable pattern. and he rich
est assortmen. Of black Saith, Cassimer. and
other styles Of Winter Vests
The Fancy Department
Embraces all the new and elegant patterns, and
lalest and most desirable styles. of
Fancy, SIX, and Satin Cravais, ,Suspenders,
Gloves and Hosiery. Sairts... Bosoms and
I i, Collars, Carpet Bags, Sc. 3c,
/, In addition to ibs ,abase variety of Ready
Made Articles, he has for sale by The piece or
yard, at az, low prices as caii be found in ei,hef
OF the Atlantic cities, beautiful assortment, of
the best qualify istSa - - JIl So.
Cloths. Cassimeres, & Vcstfngs,
IL Gentlemen can have. their order, filed
at few hours notice, and sen, to any part of
the United S,a,es--and by sending their meas.
ures, can obtain clothing on as good term. as
though they were present to seIsc, fpf ,hem-
selves. Address J. G. BOOTH,
. No. 81 Cortland street, New York.
October S. le4s 6m
UJFor tho liberal share Of patronage wh,eh
has been extended 10 him for so many yeats.
he returns unfeiened acknowledgements. and
be promises that no efforts shall be spared ON
his part in. future 10 continue 10 serve his Gus
iomers on as favorable terms as any .othet
house in the trade. g...-s