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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-11
Look at this, no HI Humbus but Reality.
PIANO FORT-ES,
FOR SALE. ,.

A copy of the report of the Judges Of Mu-
sical Instruments al the late exhbtlon OF The
Franklin Institute, PhliadelphIa: e..
The Commiuee have awarded 4. Meyer wlIh
premium or the best seven octave Piano.---
The ground of this decision was The general
excellence of the piano. aud especially It's pow
er, brilllancy, and dellcacy OF touch. The
Judges did not give premiums for the best I'M
ished instruments, conceVng the best paipaoie
tests Of piano 10 be lis musical capabilities,
and no, It's Originality, ills mechanical lgenuIly,
or that elegance of finish, which effects nelrher
the action nor the tone, and is only designed to
please The eye and not to satisfy the ear.
Another copy OF the report of the Judges OF
musical instruments at the last exhibition al
Bos,on:--The commiIlee have selected No. 59l
a seven octave piano made by c. Meyer, wor-
thy of special commentator.
: No. 59l, is very fine instrument, partlcu.
larly commendabIe for its elastic and ready
touch, iu repeated trials by different hands,
The keys never failed Of certain repeIl'lohs in
the shake. The tone ,hroug hout was even oI
great beauty and power from the loves, note To
highest, and The damplng was perfect in all
cases. ~
The Horh American of Philadelphia, Ianu.
ary d, IS4S, contains the following no,ice:
A Compliment, to q Philadelphia Piano Manu-
facturer Our Boston neighooIs know how as
we'll as We do 10 appreciate good thing. The
Massachus Charitable Mechanical Assoca
uon, a. their last Annual air,--lhat Of the au
,umn of S47-awarded TO CoNRA MEYER, The
celebrated Piano Manufacturer of lhs city,
diploma and silver medal, for the best sever
octave piano--a compliment no Other plant
manufacturer of our ciry has received
The subscriber keeps always on hard sup
ply of G. Meyers Pianos, which he will dis
pose of, either for cash CT in exchange for sec
ond hand Instruments, at manufacturers prices
A. ZUfLCH. Agent for c. N.
Easlon, March 9, lS4S...6m
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Byvirue of writ of vendillonl exponas TO
me directed, will be sold at public sale at the
Court House in Milford, on !. .
Saturday the 18Th day Of Mag neat,
between the hours of and 3 o clock III the az
,ernoon, The following property to wit: GER
tain piece or parcel of Land situate. lying and
| being in The township of Delaware, County o!
Pike aud Stale of Pennsylvania, buted and
bounded as follows. TO VII: Beginning at a
white oak stump, standing at the south side OF
the Shuhula road on the top OF the hill, abou,
ten fee, from said road; which stump Is also a
corner of William Hazletons, formerly Isaac
SlulI's land, thence along the line of William
Hazlelon's land about south 42 l-2 degrees,
west eleven perches TO a while -oak, also cor.
ner of William HazleIon's land. thence north
fifiy.hree degrees, west slx'y-,wo perches to a
sone hence south six;y-,hree degrees, west
eighteen perches TO stone, thence south forty
five degrees, east sxly.six perches 10 white
oak thence north seventy-fve degrees, east
thirteen perches. thence south seventy degrees
east sixteen perches 10 stone; thence north
forty five degrees east sixteen percheS TO Sho-
hola road To William HazIelon's line; thence
norm I0fly-hlne degrees, "eS' seven Petehes'
thence north lhirly-nine degrees, west sixteen
perches to The place Of beginning. containing
IA Acres and 42 PercheS,
more or less, ae the estate of jacob Vansco-
len, on which is erected a 2wA
Frame House T:;;::Mls h
and BARN. . ss.Az ss.za
Seized and taken in execution as the proper.
ly of Jacob VanscoIen, and viii be sold by me
for cash cnly. ftt A'e:':s ~s'
49,, 8 = JACOB kIMBLE, Sheriff,
Sheriff. Office, Milford
April 20, l64S.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-11
WILLIAM ELWELL,
For Farmers.

A complete lot Qf American door
locks, with different Knobs
Thumb and drop latches
English knob and closet locks
Iron & brass shutter tastenings
Sash springs, sash cord
Window Fasteners
Frame and screw Pullies
Wood screws, and Clout Nails
Brads, Tacks, Finishing. Nails
Cut and wrought Nails
Strap and Table Hinges
blind Hinges, Iron Castors
Horse Nails s 49,, 3,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-11

Door scrapers aud door Knockers,
Coach wrenches and bed keys,
Mouse and rat traps,
Pals aud wash boards, 'it
Long and shon handle Frying pans,
Brass kettles, EnamDeled sancepans,
Patent metal lea kettles aud boilers,
Grid Irons, Basing spoons and ladies',
Flesh forks, skimmers, fiat ifons,
Choppers and Mincine knives;
Chest, TIL, trunk, and Pad locks.
Axe heIves, chisrl handles, mallels. etc, -,
MaIleable IRON, Hub Bands, Carriage springs,
Wagon boxes, Iron axIes, &c.
ed 10 his stock Of farming implements.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-11
NOTICE.

In the matter of The estate OF Jacob Dorter,
Seu.. lale of Polk township, Monroe couny,
deceased
The undersigned having been appointed au-
dOr by The Orphans Cour, Of Monroe county,
10 make distribution of the fund Tor proceeds of
real estae) in The hands of Joseph Frable, Esq.
Administrator Of the estate of said Jacob Dol-
Ter, Senf. lale Of said Township and County,
deceased, 10 aud among the creditors of sad
deceased. will attend 10 he duties Of hts sp-
polnlrnent on Saturday, the ,hIrd day of June
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. al the house OF jacob
knechl, in The borough of Stroudsburg, when
aud where all persons interested are required
10 present their claims or be debarred from
coming in for share of such assets or fund
WILLIAM S. REES, Auditor.
May,l le48-.-4t.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-11

WISCONSIN extends from Lake Michigan to
The Lake of The Woods--.a distance ot i,IOc
miles. Dividing this whole Territory which
Is nv far too large for one Siaie) mo TWO
equal IBars, each part would be as large as the
creai Stale Of New York.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-11
F. III. SMITH, ,fs,.
Pocket Book and Morocco Case
Manufacturers, "a

HAS succeeded B. P: SISTY, a, the Old
Stand. 50 q CHESTNUT Street, PhIadephla
Pocket Books, Bankers Cases and Portfolios
Of every Descriptions. Port Mannare, Ivory Tab
lets, Card Cases, Dressing Cases. Segar do.
Writing do, Backgammon Boards and Chess.
men. Gold Pens, Spyder's. Chapmans aud
Saunders Razor S'rops; Fennys Tally ho Ra-
zors,j Roger'ss, Wade & Bulcher's. jackson,
Chinese and Egyptian Razors, Pen Knives and
Scissors, of every description, Bowie and, DIRK
Knives; also, large assortment OF Fancy Sta
lloRary, a, Ihe lowest rates. 80
Jobbing done with nealness and despatch
April 6, lS4S---3m.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-11

The Last Cue-A liule girl, eleven years
Of ace, is .ald to have been cured of hydropho-
hla by FRENCH surgeon, who cauelzed Two
bIisrers which appeared under her Tongue
sympron which is said to be characteristic OF
lie disease.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-11

The manufacture and consumption of boots
and shoes in The United States Is SAID 10 ex-
ceed one hundred millions of dollars.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-11

CHEAP LIVING Bacon shoulders sell al ST.
Louis Tor one cent and quarter ham at three
and half ceu,s perPound. Corn and potatoes
are proporionably cheap.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-11
AUDITORS N0TICE.

No,ics is here0y given that the Undersigned
Enanor, appoiured by 'he Orphans Coe'I OF
tue CuuRiy OF Monroe, to audit, examine, and
necessary resestIs be account OF Daniel Iran
sue and Jacob TEaHsue. Administrators Of tbe
esla'e of Dsyid Smoke. deceased. aud make
distribution, will meet al the house Of jacob
knecht. IN ihe Borough of srroodsburg on Mon,
day the l2'h day Of June next, at 10 o'cl"ck.
4. X, VIXEN and whsfs all persons Interested
may attend.
FRANKLIN sTARBiED. Auditor.
May II. lS4S.--4t
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-11
ORPHANS COURT SALE.
Esfate of Alexander Francois Leeheuatt,er, dec d.
ThOmas IL Sons. AuctiO"eefs'
THREE TRACTS OFLANDS.

Middle Smithfsld toUnShip. Monroe county, Pa.
On Marsbalrs creek--sbcut 4 miles from the
River Delaware, 20 miles from Easion, and 3
miles from Slroudsburg, ('he seat of Justice
No. 23-.Warrant John Donaldson, 376 acres
50 perches.
No. 4S--Warran, Samuel Klrkendale, 400
acres.
No. 5O-WaGan, Robert Woodcock, 400
acres.
The tracts being contiguous 10 each other.
Taxes paid Sale Peremp,ory, without re-
serve or limitation. Plo, at the Auction Store.
Pursuant to an order of an Orphans Court,
held a, SIroudsburg, Monroe county Penn'a.,
will be sold al public sale,
On Tuesday, May soth, 1s4s,
a, s o'clock in The evening,
At the Philadelphia Exchange,
he following described properly, late of Alex
euder francois Lechevalier, deceased.
Three Tracts Of Land situate in Middle
Smhfield Township, Monroe formerly Pike
county, Pennsylvania; one tract contading 376
acres So perches; one tract in Middle SINH
field Tnwnshlp on the waters of MarshalTs
creek, No so. containing 400 acres; another
rrac, IN Middle Smhfield Township, No. As
contoining 400 acres, wnh The appur'enances.
By the Court,
J..H. STROUD, Clerk O. c.
LEWIS BRECHEMIN. Adm'or
NJ. THOMAS g. SONS,
:. AnctioneerS, No %, Walnut street.
PhiIadelph May /, lS4S - 81.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-11
For Builders.


Sh6vels and Spades
Hay and Manure Forks
Spade and Fork handles
Crow bars, pick axes
Grub and bog hoes, bush hooks
Buck, 4 cut. mifl & hand saws
Sallers' spring balance, e. STEEL
yards -
Bellows, sieyes. ox,ips
Halters,. trace aud log chains
Grain, grass. and bush scythes
. Horse brushes, cardS and combs
Sleigh, house, and hand bells
Chopping axes, &c &c
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-11

New andC Cheap Hardware, Gallery and FOOL Store
TO COUNTRY DEALERS AND OTHERS HARDWARE.
WILLIAM ELWELL, 49,.
Having w Noble mends Keeping the above stand M s
and
pces liberal large u aud complete assortment
are respectfully eA
hiss the following articles:
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-11
AUDITORs NOTICE.

Ia The matter of The account of Philip Mos
teller and Peter Mosieller, Administrators of the
estate of William Mosteller, deceased. r
No,ce is hereby gwen that the undersigned
Audnors. appointed by The Orphans Court OF
Monroe county. 10 audit. examine and if fneces-
saw. rese,Ie The accoun; of the Administrators
of ihe estate of William Mosseler, deceased
will meet al the public house of David Keller,
IN The borough of Srroudsburg, on Monday the
5Ih day ol June next, at 10 O'Clock in he fore
noon, when and where all persons interested
may attend. !.
JOSEPH KELLER. -:
SAMUEL Sr>DREHER,
.g ,A,. FRANKLIN STARBIRD.
April 27. lS43 auditors
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of writ of vendroM exponas is:
sued out of The Court Of Common Pleas of Pike
county, to me directed. will be exposed 10 pub
lie sale d, the Court House, in Milford, on
Saturday the 18Th day Of May me1t,
between the hours of and o'clock, p. NJ. o!
said day, all lha, certain messuage and farm
situate in The township of Delaware, County
of Pike and Stale of Pennsylvania, bounded by
lands late Of John Westbrook, lands of Nathan
Emory, MariinsW. Drngman, and Daniel w
DngmaG and by The Delaware River, contain
Inv
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April 27. l843.
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I ne attenIIOh OF dIHeTS IS particularly Cd
asrcn, April 20, 1S4S.---6m.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-05-11

: ANCItOHtt7S, INU. %, " uIHut StItt
Philadelphia. May | , lS4S - 81.
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C0OPERS TOOLS, comprising flA assortment
Hardware store. IS Fuiinn-sf NegV-YorE iva 5mDkW
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NEW HAVEN july 4f-Arr schrs Louisa Boosef Brandt
Burton Ellie Philadelphia Lew Greene. Co. soop Fr-nkn
MOD. sailed. shrs Katharine Van Korsnd Bell Nfoh LOUISA
Hover. Bfauty vine
hartford july 94sd Telegraph, souhWorih, Phia
OAK. -. DO
FROyDENCE July 74-Au scbrs Washington. Rollins suAot
Thomas b smith, srntl Phs sid, bns kesee. Sleeper Phra
fs,efts Caord Joh1 Bangor ks-e,
GRAHAM NNors. sccordug wind u scb Tine Edward.
Virginia Red JACKET Janes do Increase Netco Phs Iot
Thompson. Bangor according wnfI Trumpet Ro1sn,
Ioma.ton BALBOA Nchos sesrpur Eagle Chadw en- k0udoul
Export Glover % Hanover boobar Bath soop iecumseh Gar
diner. NYork.
sTOSSGT0N, July 9s-Ar .ehi Expedite Raeiei rhd,dspba
PhunK, Dickens Nioh soop Senate Wicox. DO.
NEW LONDON july 2fArf schr- Ellen Minor NfOk Myrtle,
Chspp Albany Sarah Louisa Prentice Ph soop 10 Lawfence
smith. NYork
INV BEDFORD July 24-Arr schr Lesnder Collins Kingon.
NY era hp sharon o fa,en soaney Pachc brig Zorosstef
Gibbs. Pciou. IS.
BOSTON. July 2f-Au, ship vespasan Wells, Noresns Bts
Gunire Hit MstsuEas, sarah sheae Sands Apscho hngs
Williams. Thompson Cenle-o Calcutta Cark' sat Key
Iurk Hand Chsse Sta Cuba Geo Worth oi War
Howss Soresn Cyrus studey Pcou. ki, heuef ssvan
ush Bokne Winchester. Aessndr. Porto Rco, subb phs
Hanson. Mana Johuson, Chsreston honose,
Wrncheuoeck. Phis, Nictoas. Wallace. Nfofk.
Iuy Am Mail B4ke fha E-hco. Harding, Truro,
fchrs Cha. Atru Cole, EleuheFs Itu u Cooley Co. Fl
drtge Niok
PORTLAND, July 24-Arr ship Clinton. Lord, Bosom brig l.
lraae M0r,h Deun.gsse for Boston, hr Margaret Post Nlok
r Iontstpn Cesenon Cole boston for Camden Betsy sia
pole. fhomasi0n llr Boston
RICHMOND Jug 25Arf schr CorWn. Roger Boston, Marble
lead Thomlston sd sChs Lowell Baker, Boston Waite.
North, Baltimore
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pleasure % participate rad the general object in
view which do much honor the perseverng efforts
Of yours and similar ssscc!afionso advance the We
fare Of that portion Of our fellow citizens whose capital
consists the labor Of their hands far forth a. tn-t
can be done consistently with the Constitution APO -
spirit Of Institutions IL sso IN fnrihefAnoe q
this great object and 10 ssord 70 physical io ~ "a,
some opportunity for mental culture, inst Co.,.
that al persons employed in the public woTks
labOrers OF mechanics. be required 70 NoIA ou-y
the number Of hours prescribed BY tle " zen -. ,
system " and the order Of March lsjs . piotc' -
sailor before the mast, - far dep MED upon ,s
Pre.dent against the ash without the ntsrFeLio- "a
Court va. a part Of the same policy Po-et "ntH
can conscienrously sag has been WIKI M iao
one fror1fhe beginning u the end Of my pubic NE;
have referred ~ these iseis Tor tne ns'ohs "a'
lrea5, assnsd 70 show my respect for toe subject OF
~o,,r i,ourv and With expectation that tn-y VIII
vereie H. slightest indlence on your course 10 ne
c,n, election You and your associates have already
,siciv elected phil nthr5pc and hhly CITED eiil'
- r whom you intend 70 besioW your votes because
~ bsve reason 20 believe that he vii more easctuay
csrrv out your views Of the public int ests. Ths Il
tn principle upon which Il u my esrnest desire that
the whole people " the United States should act and
of which shah be the very last person 70 complain
Tor be assured that II taese invaluable political insttu-
tons Of 70 be made perpetual Il can only b
done by bones, end straightforward employment Of
the ngnt OF suffrage the part o.. those who psrtske
Of their blessings nght nefma5le % Freemen, aua
formidable % TyfaIts only.
". VAS BUREN
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IaM.A Z Bow. eA..la.a VI. ~ ca.an-.i...

A HCRRIcAvE.-We learn from the Er0hsft"e
Jorrna that destructive hurricane passed overOra ne
County Indiana few DAYS since which swept almost
everything before il. he current. was IRON one 20
two miles vide number Of houses were 2iown
doXn great deal o. stock was oesf"yen' 0ieH iu'
oted forests orostrated and the injury 70 the grow
ing crops wa immense The tornado piled runs on
ruins across the country, involving almost every
in destruction Fortunately no lives were lost ana out
one man seriously injured
REQUlsITIOy FORwARDED.-A reqmsitlon mas
been sent on from The Executive Of the State Of New
YORK for the removal Of Barney ODcnnel, charged
with the murder Of the Italian musician IN that state
about six OF eight weeks ago. The document only re-
quires the Signature Of Gov Johnston waen the prison
er viii be taken for TRIAL lPnlL Ledger
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FUEL-sAVING APPARATUS.

II GRIFFIN 4 cos PATENT HEAT GENERATOR
D.-Engineers need not be Informed that from trty 70
,y PEI Of the heat produced has been usually Os
By the best plans VI setung boilers and The same =
true Of al kinds Of furnaces.
The subscribers offer 70 he nouce Of manufacturers
method Of saving tlel, originally secured by pa;elt Dec
1872, and since uucn improved that patent L.
sued July 81 1871 Il Is applicable 10 steamboats, The
Western waters stationary engines. 10 heating factories 70
burning BRICK. pans &c pnntworks, 70 anneang fur
10 sts 10 pAPer-ns 70 the Manufacture Of sugar a.
the South, &c, &c.
The prnciple 70 which the above name has given,
has been thorou hy tested BY business Of the highest
responsibility, who have realized saving q from twenty
I've forty per cent. and consists IN, lsi peculiar con
strlcton Of tie hEe-claber Of furnace rendering he
combustion almost perfect, and burning nearly al the gases
and smoke thus generating raXll lloul; 0f heal from
gwen cusuty Of fuel; and IL An aTran cement Of tie fues
ana chimney, BY ch Tie heat i retained under he Pa or
boiler, and only escapes temperature incapable VI boil
ing wafer. A. arc.s. tIsii substituted Tor lie nAilr,
ead he necessity Of building la erneys 3 e1f oof,
zfec. The cost II selg i tgs much less Nan 0F ne 90
methods Il has been applied 20 furnaces fo Eean idcio-
and for drying l prrts os, VIII great economy boh Of
cosi and Of ls Boilers AID furnaces IN use BE a.
tered with bur Sigh expense delay >1te. County o. IN
divdgal ghts offered or terms Satisfactory -nd tose n
ierrsted are invited 70 examine certificates drawings and
models a, the Ottce Of lie proqieiors
Extract from report q he COmee o. AIRS and SCIENCES
O! The American lls,ltlte. sept ~, Isl.
Your Committee are u opinion d a. Us Plaza bob iheo-
e,csy and practically, embraces the beet a?peanQn Of
nsiura laws tie economical combustion OF ile4 Of any
pisn which has been exhibited io hem b. order u lie
Committee, (Sgnedl JAS. RENNlCK. Chairman"
References may be made 10 he following seuieaen' WHO
sSmi MoTgan. rs wsier-si Nevs-York Log,vood WORKS
Yorkers. Garner Co 50 fne-st Print WORKS o. HaF-
ersiraw John Briggs Co PINT WORKS Frtnkior1t near
Philadelphia Pa lngersol a Mcdowell Paper Mails.
South Tyrnghan Mass; Messrs johnson, Kline and Others
Of he Maryland Penieniary bsllnoEc' NEi 4 boyce,
Grassy Point; JOIN Atralce a CO. PousAzcefsei D-l-
can Harrington. Peassli Valley; d. W. Lee Flour NILS
DEichess Co \. Y. Pm, Works. d. GRIFFIN co.
ma IL urSo iawrhrfistp l92 Broadway. NewYOrk
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.
lmGrked with new and suitable patterns Tor braid en-
5roderng. Fer metallic marking blocks, f4 pre-
fer1be % WOOD facing p.-erns en1 enoro-1erns oE1ds
making blocks, prepared % any eesi n a.
jvi0 iu- J IA DOrGHTfS. 3si Gra,d-s'. n. Y.
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BOOK TRADE.
BIcB SCHOOL pIUTIONARY

4 HIGH SCHOOL PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY
n of the English language abridged from the American
Dictionary of Noah Webster Ii d. with accented vocab-
ulsre. OF Classical, Scripture and Modern Geographical
names by William @. Webser,
This is a dudecimo volume OF $50 pages, and Is de-
signed furnish for schools vocabulary OF the more com
mon words which constitute the BODY Of langual g,
with technical IN the sciences and aud
many words and phrases from other languages which are
ofen with in English books with hrief definition Of
each such participates also adjective have been in
serted immediately ser their verbs, well those which
are irregular OF easy formation. but mostly without
definition their meaning may he easily deduced from the
primitive under which they stand. Irregular plurals
given this work also the puas Of in ey there
being great tendency even among good writers msspe
pars this class Subioned the work also accened
vOcahulares of Greek Latin and Scrip proper
and lis OF modern Geographical names with their pro-
nouuciaaon given by the latest authorities.
TIE orthogrsphy and pronunciation in this volume
made correspond closely with the editions Of Dr.
Webstes works sued under the edi0rhip OF Prot Good
uch Of Yale College. Published AM for sale by,
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sANpERsis FIFTH READER.

fTHE SCHOOL READER. fihh Book, designed
Il seQue TO Ssnders's Fourth Reader.
Part FiIst-Conianing full Instructions In the Thetor
numerous examples.
Par misunderstanding OF elegant extracts In Prose
and Poetry from various eloquent writers, accompanied
with notes explanatory Of such historical classical su
ons the several lessons contain For the OF acade
ies and the highest classes Ia and select schools
by Chss. W. i J. c. Sanders. vol Emo ass pages
just published by MARK NEWMAN i co.
les osu leg Broadway
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IMPORTANT INyENTION.-wFST THONP


ISONS Patent Clasp Coupling Joint FOR joinin and
other pipes gOr which Letters Patent have been granted
In the United States, England and Scotland.
The following are some OF The many advantages OF
Clasp Joint over GIL Others heretofore used
ls The labor and expense Of brsisng soldering fan
ehes on pipes : ohysiet or not required.
"a There no holes 20 dnl IL the danches, washers
use OF grumnets 10 put around the bolts.
Sd II only requires two, most three bolts for the
largest size joints. hey fee IN diameter
IN The POINTS lighter and stronger me pressure
eNered al The neck Of the d1nch N close proximity 70 the
periphery Of the pipe.
5h The Of packing onehSi less and cAunci blow
OF rs Us confined By tie groovei segmenizl clasp.
9TH JOINTS Of any sze may be taken apart put together
n from hve TO ten minutes
TN They economical In space weight cost and
repairs and are applicable cylinder heads, bonne siesn
chests sdePpes, erpumps, contenseTs, maohoe plates
for boilers sOpcockS nozzes, common and rotary pumps
and al other purposes where JOINTS required.
Our Clasp Coupling "a also applicable rccepisces for
securing masble mater snd other articles OF value from be-
ins damaged shipbosrd from hresksge otherwise
We invite the attention Of engine builders pToprietors OF
steamships steamboats, and manufacturers IN general
PA;eni Clasp Coupling Joint; viii greatly facilitate the
building and putting up Of marine and oiher engines ss ike
wise In making repairs ard other stersors which have
frequently 30 done Ocean and other steamers.
dspenses with drilling Of holes bgasng soldering and IT,
ting up fanches which with present mode OF making
joints occupy much time and expense.
Our Clap Coupling joint may be seen IN operation daily
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corner Fulton and Nassau SIS Badgers Patent Revolving
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