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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20
Law Conrts.

SUPERIOR CoVRr h, aiHed, 81 al Hutcliaos. e. a.
To es the validity OF assignment OF stock broai av
hy Thomas { Banks 10 AIS moherlnaN, Mrs. hucmus
The jury SUSTAINED the iguneat and found Tor the de-
PENDANTS al The pOi hts
ESf Il al vs. Lfssstoa, q airo recover damages Tor
iniury to steamboat santa by collision with pr
pelleT oceSi TIE North ANets eay csefsea ~ lie
Jury found 4 verdict Tor plSinud % Sor,fs -
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LEBANON SPRINGS.

- -7ErsI-ra1K- THE bF-I ROT ~ f1 40 rsrfft
~ snf aDo@ o. Frifl ssferrF $3.50
~ ttr UaF uf bridgeport ana -
hHu-aluutr kslrue4 fss-elFrrs a. TO- # f -
f.ft srf Nse hafrr Nt.fUaa. 'esfIrE 81 laIiIs 80
9clork. A sn4 afrfr 81 ins Irnssa $40
d. ~ raIn. elfh 'etFrs eee infG e. a. 'r.-.
40 arrives u hnifefprt af ~ soy 81 srt o.,
c-~t uF tle hnpsatrf rsin ursf fsy Al I.I lNe
s'afr ufsfs rfurlfs pn as com fIa a0 .F 80
ofr, ~ sissr drive !. d. gha.l tar- uraaGt .
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HOTELS.


TITLE COMPTON, SARRAGANstII nAf'
LRHODE iSLAND-IH- aHos- 49, -. r.. -
pace su5r.elfy .arge % scroA-- 49,. -
49,. ~ w. ~ sr-- Tor - r-c-1r1n 20 $3.50
bos-a-rs 0- tf.- irrt of Jln- sage rms g.
f-1rn Fa v-r i---r--cr--E 81 ~ cars ~ D-'
si-s---. - Providence an J L MONROE
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RROOkLlN

Covxr CT OVgx AND rFRNNgR.---one Peter smith
put upcn his trial chsrge ~ grand SfcrnS "
stealing valued AZ So from Mr. Bergen % fsee
HOOK, The evidence being pretty conclusive 'Se y0s
found hlm eai,. fhrcc Ioea named Joan f.~A"~s
James Collins, and John hr0wn We're Then itsce0 oi
uial for eLtefng G~ce Church. ou Brooklyn tieg as "a
April lasi. aud pofolnng ihercirom valUaelcs 10 u-e
amount OF about $50 TIE evidence proved that me
property had been sccu and recovered from ms sseSsl
OF the prisoners, who attempted 90 sell aud did SELL poi
fon OF idcnuhVd part OF that takSn irc tt
Church plandcred, well pair Of patent heather
shippers belonging TO Dr. NlaQa, Which apo0
The iet OF John Edmonds. Sas sck Clark TIE parte>
are Known 70 tue tolcc Of >cvlcrk cid hands a. Inc
h,sincss OF hc preakur. sc The Court assigned Hca
~ Moore a. COUNSEL for The accused. who delcncol
them In very able manner. though Brown showed no
mean know ledge oi ,cya. AFFAIR." particularly criminal
prosecafioa Toe Cour charged ne Jery IN very sp
manner who aster short absence, td ne accused gun
Peter SaltA convicted Of grand lsfceny, was sea-
fenced to two years imprisonment IN TIE State ffiso
Row Eifnsnds ana Collins, convicted OF burglary IN ihs
third degree were awarded years each Ia the STATE
Prison.
CRY covsr-This Court met yesterday snd tcuad no
business ready Ia pass upOa therefore the Court ~ az
iouned and lie jury discharged III THURSDAY
YEA N.HN
PollcE Goes r-Three la colorcd girls, secd respect
ively and years were arraikucd upon ehafse o.
vass4ney pseiered 81 Mayor COPELAND These hree hsse
children bad heen cruelty abandoned by their mohes snd
len 70 seek hospitality where they might md u Jsdgr
kiag cent them &c he poofhoase, whege ney VIZ ee
ss~~>sAs @.zsd for.
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DISSOLUTION

nI-~OII TION.-The coparmcrsmp heretofore cN
~ sting between fhe undersigned. under DE tm o
HENRY STOUpAhn co Mobile, A4a and Nr's-or
leaf-. Ia and of JOHN HENRY & co in ine CITY of
New Nork has this dan been Dissolved ty mutual con
sent John HENRY. TilOS fOKTEOis or ALtA
SrODpAKD are authorized 90 settle the Affairs of said
conafurfsp aud fhe ui lhr tru in liquidation
- New \ urs. June :. latt
JOHN HENRY. THOMAS PORrEODS,
ALEN SlODDARF JAMES HENRY,
KOBr T BROWN veil .w'
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DIR. KrRBY-s CHOLERA DROPS.

EOR THE CURE OF CHOLERA. Cao.era M'rtls.
CRAMPS % me sioniacl and ooNri.. Woen s-i's' z.
not by ne 4lsr ald has 5e-n wei tested ~ u e.I a.
r-rst here NJ better artcle De- -s-t an % li-r
aruce = Known, - sure and speedy cure ~ r As..e
Cholera EFery person s1olld have o a. nQ-r 40 j
can be- carried wiholi any incuuv i ~ pot-
Prir- 81 AID IS cr1ts per bottle Prnciql o-1-s -
Broadway ard 10 Faiou-s;. ap-stairs
els imokWs c. ; PALMER. General Agent
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, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rvLEy

q VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT INLEF
~ ~ WAlLhE~-I fILuAhI s. saIrtula1 RI
e J tcl '~ueer. 40 Draris- Nrs ora. BEDS POI
(-.zzSkb rrrfll fl Ifrurn 1. fr-rl- Ir1 lr fa.r
.|le4l lei La mad- tr-emelt- yifn 10 rFe.iur ri
-e be- -rlrl. dead beat -ter lfrles "a lrl patent
ri IN 20 lll. ard lFlz -le s-sa~-f s4lsttrrnr "a.
improvement be- r--l evan rel lle -rfY ~ A. q
LerlHl 30 lafr lrtr.-d l1 e Inventor lre II rrf
-ac-fa-lal I'd l4e great "a Ftrf
-ill-C Old c'slsrlclrl l-F-r wash. ne
sgrll1 -.l1 .Oe s-rs1 l llse Sly -rl
fte aicn-s. .1 rai t s lt-r .lil0-s p
~ tt- sgrlr aai ctai- t1 treak sl-n i.- sTs
wa.rr Dol Ei tl1 rlrler Uf .a's. AT
r.lrl -rlare- ar scar .N olr.a all serfs Pr
correct U-e.la.l ls suQrNr. ll eng ODER r01s.rlr
wl-t Hus lsf. ali a. rafrr 14f 80 lI..ea
Fa.lar lrr0srH~uil Z las enfagtI trsf-rsfe Nrrs
1o IA n-rr rrlpuF-l i1 il- tlslftcf III ~
-rlrl i-Luetf patrles Az persia tartur az inlc-r
.ert varcl sr sui MS lr prurslr1l le rr-si
tdv.-isg- lr ~ Neu aier~1 a. fr1n4 cot
Eaic1e. repaired or altered 49, 81 eErran. 10 - er
rect lresfc-s Ant r-'-rruc-s ran te ren ca q~rsoas
Ulo have t-d t1-r lc-s l.rrrl he anoT- rrtrr
-ld giving ~ Erratc-i sat.sfacrnn
y b-A good sssuriUeEr " ladi-.' s1d seni.-uscn'
god al1 srrr Wac1c- Dknufaciarri b. N-ssrs Totiss
CogPcr. and bcesley, kc Aso, - Ed assornenf ..
an tni oframeltA silver spoons and forks Which BE-
lan1fseres fo1l ~ t@f sFcr sarrsaied equal srau.
eAs- - 1o-Es F.ae .swslry, &C kc. js.slw-
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49, ron kEYPoKr an uDnff

S.-.-.-s-~ flows FOlNI IarI.afaff .I. Hsa1n
-esft saF I IH~ s.eaf.as IuNs NtAf
HasF "a. 'frs I-lHflTs rtrH 'fs.I hrIs 49,.
prrf sHI Yes n 49, leaving k~Ir.lff si .0..rs A
q. So t f'If iur fili ~ ttfr.I.rssl a. ..st.
farnf flr n-artas ~ Jay 49, Aaflsf saa u.is
isn lrrs rsf aaf .aawug ksyF.H III Il ..l.fl 80
- ~ ~. b u N - / 2 q -
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CALIFORNIA.

TO CAIIFORNIAN-.-Wila a. exper. -lce li li
yeas preparing s,or-- flr al p and Fls-r i--'s
The .uo.crter conf l-rty oEurs BE- services Oh pefl-
iltr1l.ag maze - voyage la-f1r-e A. - siurr
Ray t- lad esiul-es iar provisions 90 -.rrs
flr any rur oil p-r.1ns f-1a nontl Co fTo yeas
a. stores W. be pat up BE- sli--1- Pscssrs ~ -f- %
lsita9s or i1f i1e longer route hEArf lie ~ 49,
NeN l1rk .rlr lm
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'I'IE INDER>IGNED, Palcniec. hereby offers io
st 90 individual, Che uGu. o ace his parent TOT c"oi
ne front hucAs which Is iouc in the process OF making
aud before they burnt by MICH hey are fcudcrr
without much additional expense of very superior anl
unt8Iug red color Inquire Of Morgan Dayton. foot o
rAre~uh-st NnrIh Rivers Travis brick yard rotor
of ClRt b. pOIi, PATIENCE, near err laucA FONT
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'INO DENTISTS. Just received from our manufac'
4 tory at Tf,non. y nne .oi of incorupuhc teeth
heauf u iu lrNrc OF enamel shapes natural body -ooo
and strong plarss large and well Set warranted 90 sAn
hr blow pie without cracking c lnguc color. and for
sac who'll sllc and lulall a. FOSTER a COZ aol Broad
way of The entry first t1or where We have on hanl
several improved dental operating clHrs with iIoFral
harAs &c We have 0n band iai of finely p.yrrsed
NaLl.na-. lInr from lLl.ur.as cra-a an. ~
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES

- WATCH CHAINS. hEl-. 5hEA-lflN-. Eaf-
~ Rlgs Brarr.e-s Finger hinss, 81 rer -polls.
T. j tors.. Cod f-ls a1t Case. 0od SILVER sfl
49, See Sr-cf .e.. Fllcy 1or.s. A. A. ~ - %
: s4rrari s-ulre rnetF src god a. -1 lll store
- Pear corner Is F1llll-sf
n MWAsJA LOCKWOOD
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rToNE CUTTERS AND ,IA-O>- WANTED
BOARDING.
pOARD FOR YONG CHILDREN.-

boARD FoR \ on NJ GU LDhhN - N.l'~
- ',.t.r.. ..., ,- B. ,. ,,. s--- ,s..-f hoard
,a' ., .., p ... ,., ,., ~
t.' eyer! ''.'f a..'- .' ".-. .-'f pa. ~
.~i5 luc
BOARD II SOUTH BROOkLN WA gentle
ID maa aad ms VIE csa De- accommoiai"d viii one.
NV h e,o.re o..-s.., I'D t-s INV situated saa,l
flr-e a.,4fe- walls from -a- south Ferry. 10 Aalc.f
M .,,.,r -e . r.. stlf ere1 can have hreas .i-i and
Tea ala SIM. rooms. f-'s lr-
.,,..-,.,,,>, -.-..-. -.-.--
ID 10, 49, say can accommodated ..a sao i-i ed
rooms nn f- fr-f or second s0ar. sIfl small private
.. So where t.orr are uf other hnsr1er- and He COM
MI. az d home can .r enjoyed Location Is ei, duors
1li of Broadway. west s.1e. Apply f5 Li-pelar1-s-
l... u"
no&Upt>E .,...a,..- s-4 a. r. ,r f.,.o ,r ff.-..
d., ,lt ,l,a ,an 0irs Do board and es-agf room.
r o 80 II, Ier, there few .,tci .larl-r. .na few
-eni rae. can be- f.''.. ~ ii''., il'' 'i L.
'''l IT'D '.'' "'''' "i.i', '- 0
.o'
OARDlNt-for s'a'e'nen end .e' v =, , l ,oe.
- l"p .'.-'. aIf l''..i.' ,tt sf. . ...
ior 'n-i- -cn.e-ra ..n ~ "ll' .'.' as' u. -
aasst home voud DO vel b. cal. ai20 sPnas-t ncsrihe
Eowcry. f-' im
mann p....---, ,.,i... ,-,.,-,... ,,',.. a.,
bI,''-, ~ Ire C.,y "a. a gentleman ans Do. wife
lr we'll eccu.uu. ra'ri Win pra-an', airy ifuit
room un l'r src Do .of, Also -ffr i-' gen
can he accommodated Win pheasant ena a.f5 rooms
DOAKUING.-tief fleinrn cau he accommodated win
ID .nad Iouy single bedrooms uu .hc ill" story WIN
hrras fact sud ta DO required a an p -i.-- aAs "Ai.
fir e.rlrr.- aud comfort cannot bc surpassed Apply
Of 5u iou-,ou--t jeio ~
DOARu IL SOUTH BROOkIN>-Nuln 3
I'D nl'r-' vt.h of hiu fun-afenue Terry and ID min
o South ferry. IH1 -lesrsf south -tr, rear iich,
p.easaHf location AMI PHEASANT roonis leltI
-, ..-.t I'D. ......-.4... ...... DBL q.
Dpufaic family, WITH elegant apartment 90 a'ifH -
AnlunpHce, near iir rtl ttcA. Address VI AT ~
bIus4 ay, 4t NJ CHOW fNS BOOK sipft 30 'ar fNst
OMre JED B"
RoAKD.-A bach pHfl'f, sliaN.r i'f gentleman BIO
- "a Ifr. roo Two single Fentemrni also, hr room
600 Third story. Tor one of p" 90 EcleHrn VIII m par
ua board Inquire a. 5 Am.yst iu ne fcef of " a-tng
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THE TUBULAR FILTER.

TINS slhfLE ARTICLE. iof ih@ guftcalot y -
u lrot1l I'D Ofh-f rFrr 30 ran ~slef. ht 'aIrl
sns~rr t'e rurrs~ t~iicf ftsn ary ufnsf an1 800
re ns pslcs n o. a. % SAT- ~ s1ts ~ a. Ilff -
hs1 ~ Are an1 cuscrs sgiisb.e To- roannY rf -
81 ese Wh@n suached TO 10 Crot tyafse sl 49,
fr~u - % 10 gallons pcr boar Fof sHacssls "a
feaz . TIE otcs ~ Broadway east rar1rf II Aaen-
b-rst fny1s imsf " LATINO
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a.. ~ 1872 VILLAGE 40 hL1DNfIFiO faar
good 0s-@n.erf. fHree. quarters 1f ere ~ .snI
s'"rsHf M fr.If IfIs fUII ..H H.HI
sas .f lr c.afrH. -fHH. alI sHlras tNau.IH.ra'lHn
k.l N-at. I.rs -ifff uHIrs Day Toe prem.
fenced ll0l re NJ e. NAhI. 80 ffaf.sf .f
u juHN biuDl LIPS oa nr premises 'l la.g
IN FOR -ALE on EXCHANGE gUR CITY
- tle l-ier naslsa sr.r ed .era.. .a.se. ~ 81
.srrs YIN 1r.er pltHI. lInle. a.n tsf and .a
s'tff NJ re harirl hslr1si DeT FL "a ar ealns Ias
aHt lear laris. a0I alHiaIrr nf fIraf frl.f.
sol. If rNfe.e.r satrr ard .IIaa srHrF If r..
fe-r H r '.rf slIrr 90 lp uf ts l1ase. 1HrH raaif
POI lrIII-l .rH. f.HI' email eKp~H-e lnrI.fe ~
ANutFW NAHIlAE Wafe ans la TO- er-r s-s ll
ihLODOAE aAAIiNk. - N.lilastl4-. N-s
Yars mr.f in-
QFAKN FOR -ALE.-rh- fsru k.l.sn e.. To
- Aiau farm H.l4atfl ald as.f af -
- er|s 80 tli Nee Haven IA r1aI Deco la ~
Rochelle Nrs'cl-sler lalniF. y Z yiuE tefs~ru fts
ulrnqlke raj AL l.aag ls.all sound SD farm caa
.f acres, sld b divided far~e farns az
r.ca haze age Ntter frp-t llqlfe ~ .4t.ert.r
90 - Prem - .-i1 lm-l WILLIAM SCOTT
faREAL ESTATE ~ wEsrFRN VIRGINIA
- ~ slle nY A -AfENt co IIr.. 30. a-ar. =
= " . Having naafe qralsss.aHs. -ran.Ida ...f
f 70 .lIn'rT. Ir"rffaN'n rrsaeflna 81 nay 10 obtained
81 1ri Yeee so iof Fern. Al Colair. see. 4.
le rclaiiy " uls lIy slvoyrg as Drn.ns III
every descn faon .teuiri b. - in.
n 610 ACRES ~ h~svY.a inferred Land .s... ,..f-,
- power y u. 20 frsu CslaI az hure y fr ss.e Al
- Pef Aerr - 49, acres. ss.i iauu.as .snl.
q = - .er- A9qy io or etlrfss Msff'.or S
Nas-susl -Ifiu
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NOTICE j. hereby gwen ihai IA application VII De
made stcr the expiration of four weeks from the rfst
publication of ih. notice. 90 ms ENceenc, ihe Governof
nf me State of NrNNnfk. Tor The pardon 90 JOHN n
GERSOLt who was tricd a The New fVrk General >es
sioas of the Peace and sentenced the Stale Prison
the 7h day Ocohc lSfs, toF le term 81 three on
conviction foT ai-Nmy ALIENS 4 Jl>eN,
<s,,.Nerk June l. $40 lie. 4wl ID Waist
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TO Bl lIDkk-.->cae proposals ior nutd-n- .
new JA. lu Hudson County, Nrv-Jcrscy, wi.l tc re-
ctiVrl as1lr Dc- Ui Mr,-fs Crlck baC1 Architects.
3D. NHulEuuell-s- Jrr.ry t-r, urll Tie - llsL a. N
1cuck. A. NJ where .lr p.als aul specifications can De
anl a. necessary rorui4 ul ut la.uol- Tic macon.
carpenter All iron woTk io hc rs1sirl Tor -rpAraiey
Printed specifications car be- had of TIE Committee uf oi
t- Arcl.sci- TIE Lauc- oi slhcl-lt slrclrs Tor he
ftla. Performance 200 TIE contracts lsi accompany Re
proposals The Board oi chosen ileelolers wl meet al
lu ucoca Ire - decide lpul flr proposals.
a. ~ TRAPHAOEN JJ NEMhlRk.
N Is. WARD, JAMES FLEMING,
i-I5 b.. D. B WAAEMAN CoInm4li--.
DANAHA RAILROAD COMPANY FOR TIE
4 CuNSlRJ CIluN Os A RAILROAD ACROSS IAk
lSThNi : or PANAMA ->lascu qluus lor lie capita.
slncA col ills COMPANY ll- aia1llt Qf Sltft, a1-
dressed % Commissioner. aulcr sea-. and <
upon cacl sharr sl1-cracl ~. Dee rrce vel a. tr
bans 81 Ire Stale of NcSYork, Waist on wednesday.
inc -iih inst Sla-e- r each. N subscription ~ &c
1.u1l-l uull ltc ~ lot lnullf - s-ascl-lel-
fI0srrct4s aal flGp .e CONTINUING Necessary .1i0f-
ulauul, may be bad sI i-- Bank ne 4l, -1iA
WILLIAM Il ASPlNNALL-}
JthN 4. >lEt AkN>. Cl-l--is orers
HENRY CHAlNN .elo lot
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nANlMA R,IIKnAn CnMPANX - III


OFEIlE 90 The CoNMIssioNEg o. JuEoKs.
NcA C.iy Hal Park
Hurry MOTTO E.-A- persons - "a exempted ron
~ Tx performance ct J4ry puiy l me City ali Coull
of New lorS. ADJ ho have reported trr exemption
Cor registration a. tbs cce are hereby nu-trd, accord
~ aw prolce evidence ~ i--r emf tio1 before
Inc or-eg 10 prevent Tie ils-rtlon o.
their names Pri Jlry Lsi I'd TIE leNt year. re
.or recording such eNru iors from Mulcay. -le s o.
saturday. J4ar -, filclsiseI between All 0c.ocS-
aul Dcla eta 3 sll u'cock. daily.
VA a MALhEA. Commissioner 81 Jurors
tlr1u
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ssEALED PROPOSALS WI be received by tie
- arier. uc Colauls a1d i-sqeclors 90 Con-
on Schoos ilr lie + acrlh " ard ~ ne eicr % ne
Mood av la - dag az JAY prox al oc-ocA Z u iof
lcaul AID gtn-.atl- lac sc-1ono4se ro~ ur- erect
Ezc1 PROPOSE lusi be accurp s-r- ~ f-l d-scr ul
o he node proposei t1 be Adopted an u-sl provide Tor
sumner . vti. - Mil'rr ttll.afrlr
lSlgrelD ROBERT KELLY,
joins n RI -.
Comm s..oaVrs 4 = ! -hievnh Ward
CIRIsrOPuER Y. WkMfLk,
JAMES ". GERARD.
Inspectors L. :. I. shlrellh " srt-
Dated New-YcEk. J4a- le. I5p iel3 -
TO fLACGEk-.-Propos sls for tagging The yards
81 " Iu >cloul No -. IlIiccnlhsL east ~ SIKH
requested BY subscribers and nav Be sent pre-
fols 70 - ia % June ne otce Of 7 Denny. s. bca-
- tesc specification cf ne work nav br .sru
THOMAS DENNY,
ERASruS c. BENEDICT fNu1mrs oi SCHOOLS
HESRY ? TAPPAS Inspectors Of schools.
ksw.lork. Jane {, lSsS. ie7 SSsw3u
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I0AMIlIk- RnrKEArING 1

FAMILIES REPEATING Go ine country WI
often secure comfort ty taxing iacif own octlin- N
irfmfalle Hlsk Mattresses are perfect INJURY n warn
weather, Ruslc Feather Beds arc .iont-s ln " uiri.
hli sWc.terrg and euervsung in Summer Every de-
,cruuun OF BEDDING Sheets. Blankets fIUowcases a.
80 lowest prices Goods sent a parts oi he country
suua 81 paCkcs. WILLIAMS 90. "a fvaf4-s.
..fl Ia
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TO LET.

e. BASEMENT TO LET-Is7ure in store 81
L. Liberty street ..
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very description MANIAC
AID consAniiy on lard Al
T cor Of Pear ard Clarazl
Z. q. BuCkAAsIER
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~ J.W. Gloves, Dentist, so fuiso1-st oppo
ale, tfeefF icl baIh, New urA. once uDNf- H'IN
$3.50 a r.5P III |cib lu'
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CRY coUsr-Thls Court met yesterday snd tcaad ne
business ready pass upOa thereioe hc So4 "a a.
jouned and lie Jary discharged I'll Thursday
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g. FURNISHED ROOMS. vel Eenaiaiei y -
& e. wl.hoai beard. D Marsyst my' .m
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T. 4 VI SlMONSON. isi LeNiss,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-04
To tile Electors of Wayne and Pike
COMmfiaS:


s. Fellow CITIZENS: BY the request OF my friends
! am before you as candidate for the office OF
Representative, at the election which will take
.place.on the 9th of October inst. am not before
you'by any deceptive party clique. l am before
you in the faith and spirit of a republican, have
made no secret pledges, and if elected will have
none to break, but will serve my constituents to
the best of my abilities. would say to the citi-
zens of Pike County if 60 to the Legislature
next winter as your Representative 60 neither
gagged nor shackled. | shall be at liberty to CO.
operate with ou,whch shall do with strict f.
deity in all matters referred me for action that
may come within the sphere of my office. And
relative 10 the removal or non removal of the seat
of Justice in your county, will act corresponding
with the majority of votes that may be taken at
the next election, whether the majority may be
for or against the removal. b.
My motto fellow citizens is liberty and equal
rights 80 Z ROBERT SLOAN.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-04
Henry M. Fulser.

Our able and talented candidate for Cana,
Commissioners, Henry M. Fuller. Esq, has en-.
tered upon the campaign in good earnest, and
is visiting various sections of the State. all.
dressing the people.
He passed through this place on Wednesday
las, for Wlliamsport, where he addressed
large and respectable audience in the evening
On Thursday, on our way home from Lock
Haven, we had the pleasure of meeting Mr.
Fuller, a, Jersey Shore, and spending with
him couple Of hours, in social conversation.
During Mr. Fuller's stay in that place, John
A. Gamble. the lOcofoco nominee, called 10 psv
his respects TO him, and the compliment wss
returned by Mr.. Fuller, by calling al The resi-.
dence of Mr. Gamble.
Mr.. Fuller expects 10 visi. most of the North.
eastern counties before his return. He is
gentleman of prepossessins appearance and
manners, and gives US every assurance of hi,
abIines for the station for which be is a can
didaie.- Muncy Luminary
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-04
Henry VI. Fuller.

The Bradford Argus states, that Mr. Fuller
addressed a meeting of the citizens of that
county. without distinction of party, on the
subject of the North Branch Canal, on The 9TH
ul, The Argus says" Mr.. Fuller spoke
in The most earnest manner of The necessity Of
the early commencement, Of this Improvement.
Sc, forth the immense advantages which would
result TO the people of this section from It's CON-
plelion-proyed most conclusiyely that when
finished, il will be The most profitable Improve
menl in the Commonwealth, aud urged upo.
the people the necessity of continued aud en-
ergeiic action in the matter. His remarks
were listened to with much interest, and made
favorable impression on the audience
The meeting was also addressed by E.
Smith, J. c. Adams and d.. Wimot, Esqrs
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-04
The British Tariff of ls46.

Does not this walker. Cass, and Buchanan
Tariff profess TO substitute English and other
foreign manufactures for those of Pennsyka-
MIA I!
| Does no, the success of this measure strike
down the manufacturing interests Of PeBnsyI-
vania
| Is the term " Democracy" so dear 10 The vo-
ters of Pennsylvania as to render them wholly
regardless of their own interests and that Of The
State? Will the voters of Pennsylvania sup
port all those measures 10 which Virginia, Ar
kansas, and Texas may choose to afix tie
/ term Democratic, even when these measures
drain Pennsylvania's vital interests?
If the manufactures of Pennsylvania become
extinct by the floods of foreign labor lei loose
against them, will not the State lose the whole
value of her iron and coal mines Will nol
all her improvements lose large amounts Of
tolls ! Will not these losses give rise TO in
creased faxaion go
Has no, large amounts of foreign capital Of
neighboriDg States been expended m Penn.
sylsaDia, devolying very greatly her Resources.
giving employment 10 many thousands ei pei
sons, erecting Improvements In houses, canaI.,
railroads, and giving value to all nelghbonug
large Tolls in addition to her public works!
Would no, Discriminating Tanf, taking
the duly off tea, coffee, &c. and put upon for
eign manufactures if it hold forth The assurance
of permanency, cause in few years, The infus
of millions of capital, and Of thousands Of Ia
borefs, manufacturers, &C., vastly augmeadng
the amoun. of revenue,. and giving rise lonsw
lines Of communication, until the States shall
be covered like net work. aa
VIII not this augmented population give
Pennsylvania.a greater influence, larger nan'
ber of Representatives in Congress.
Will not The decay of manufactures under
the blighiing influence of The Tariff Of 1876
mildew the prosperity of the State WianO
protective Tariff give employment. 10 iAeu'
sands who would remain in The State, but '"ho
will be compelled TO leave IL, as the decIlnsO
manufactures diminish the demand for mechaH
les, engineers, artisans. operatives, &C.!
Consider these things, people OF Pennsyl'''
MIA, consider. Pittsburgh Journal
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-04
A Whig Mother.

The Washington rRepublic publishes III
following ex,rac, from letter which the sd'
itors have received from lady al the NOrA
giving some instructions as to the direction 0
her copy OF the Republic: >,
!" You may think strange that a. lady shoaa
subscribe for political paper a, all. hare l'pi
sons, some of them young men, all of whom
wish to mako good Wings. The reason | ~
not wish il taken TO the store is, there they ~
full Of business, and il is not half read o.
sides, all the boys do no, 60 to the store
il is on the centre table. they all have the 'en
eft of il. Husband is good Whig alIeaaI
but his brothers are Democrats. and wl'h y
The rising generation TO be- Democrats; ="
we say not SO; We will make oil the NDsI
we can. We respect PFesidelt Taylor ~
his Administration" s19ins