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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02


~ TIE streams are sealed. "uns'atis' wafer l.
soad o., ne frn.ssl esnh and the shnl hrumins g.
Ia skaters iron sandals Il heard he darts hher 'pd
u tnef over ito blue surface Of he iro1en lsse Gar
msns though .h.cser than the fold shield Of Az
are lmpo,eni against le north western blast which cuts
Ike renchsnl steel Now he arnores " Dealh are ogsr
snd bic Icy shafs. s|nsi 81 Lies clisdol, are dying
through the ar Guard well your luugs for 'hs,s 10 he
point Of Danger The light cough. he hoare voice, iAs
loose cold betrsys ihe 6r.i wound. let not no arrow
rsnkie when INN edisc snd CERTAIN cnfe 10 within year
reach by rurchss NJ fsw packets of
ARs JERViSs CELEBRATED COLD CANDY.
TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GOOD REMEDY
ros AL rHao.r iyo LUyo coHIi ,Nrs Pr aosross ID,
THF cossuNPrioS
Sod wholesale arr re,il ~ ars w Jssvis 20 Broad
way Que door above Franklinss
Agenis-R ushfon, CLARK CO. 10 Broadway irving
House. and TO A.,or House M.. " Hsyss rs satorn
Brooklyn, and By druggisis generally.
Each package 10 Invariably signed Dc. iss.it
b sure 10 as fof Mr. jseviss Cod Candy
Pntuo 10 pse.ags. y .. q. q snd q co.. -.
oJmAIERcIsL AND MONEY nATTEHs.
MONDAY. Oct RPM
The operations At Tire Beard to-day were bat
moderate, and mostly Al The rates VI Saturday inhg
Island at the Second Board, declined
The street was very quiet, owing 70 the IN
pleasant weather which prevailed 81. dsy
ia Money there is 10 change o. notice though y
anything the supply u pspsr Ia scarcely - good ina
rates are 50 /; per cent. the latter months.
There Is rather more Offering 10 Freight, nni gs
notice enaagsmsnts Of Wheat lof Liverpool At ID Con-
Al the ssroe nsre; heavy gools l2,al5s and coitoE
al Is cent? per bale 10 Hamburg % 900 gallons liquid
we're taken at q, and 100 casks Rice a. 30
Ia "a. ant ~ n UI..
lance Iae supply lair and rstss "a 10 per Ct
The Banks srs busiiy engaged in making u
their quarterly accounts
The receipts At the Sab-Trsssgry today yer.
sl2osz 81 psymsn,8 s73 GO II balance, s4o;losi ::
The Cash Duties received at tie Costom-H lg's
70 day amounted 70 SO o5s DeposiIs 600
Tee Por,smo9tb. y. II. aad Concord Railroad
viii be opened fsr public travel - lar . New Asrks
ca Tsesesyl Oct.
The Aadroscoggin kni KonzsC-c Raafosd a
open 70 Resdleli, miles beyond Winthrop % nj q
from Portland and shout 20 miles from Wstery.s, ~
eastern terminus Of the rold TEE entire track will .
aid b The ls.t u October sni 2sssenger trains sl
70 through from Portland T. WstsETlis y toe nis
So7embsr.
The Ns.Los ani Woroestai Road q io.ss
good ou,lnsss The receipts have tssr follows
January s8975; February, 8 "a March srSS
April sssc. Lay, C ~ June e. 7gi July, ~
I algu.s si3Os2 rn.ir freight m isbrsTJ oef
sl-f5, and IL s.s-sr Sfll-, 1nci-tec 70 - ahoVsi
The 2.ss,es':ies Of .a..s Norios County Ros3 asV'
net Jet been arranged.
The receipts II the Western hsiifosf az 7fs'
we're ss5.C0o.
Al Boston the banks ere tisco-ls.ns noefaiy
IN ne street frs,cless TX 1ao1las paper goss sey
ner cent. rood paper s0i0 per cent 1ssre 10 -
demand iron Railroad corgoE4'lcns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

- saisss. sTocas Clo7ss, Hosiery, s1sDsnssF5,
Soelsi Hdkf. cr--.s UseeF shris. &c Drswsrs Dres.
.ius act-s. M8rsrs coiian Boso,as. Opers Ties,
fancy and plain ssl1 and STA scare t. fact sTsry sf1cle
sPp-ri sil.17 seB'ieHlsh. ~srrobc hand and
. sac cheap scoTI Store and Mandatory ~ rul-
.ou-st seror- 4oor eat Il Rrosdxav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02


We comply with pleasure in the rscse. ~
Col ooiid. 10 place the following ocrrespoadercs
in cur sslamns
sesr NsarNKr. lNaA SEP, T. is.s
ia IN ire Haiiesal irtsiSs-cr Of tcasy I nv.
resd sitn men, sne iotsnston tee ioio~,s.
paragraph. - communicable IN u he Frecch Nrls
ter " fo1ss.n 70 tie Secretary q state NJ Csy.or
fhe Legation Of France esraog sna wil nog ssks 4.
SCI - echo of &c r-pefA nefe o. ess vel iolze~i
Which have eee1 rifrsna - regard 20 Coz C1it.s
contlct N rs s1tr VII % prrss crral- -. ~
p1tec sSs-s hin. which q ~ouia BE- perhaps esser 10
t.sn ~ ecnd prove he chsges >rol gbi hy hr
s. ioux a. N roassin coo3a,i hn,oli ~ comment,
% ny evidence before tie Board II CCuimssicucr.
fr.i cutie md fcreni % his opin0us Of my tesGmouy
it % on record Snd When published will virticats *.
Court ths, decided uFo1 Toe case Of Tort TIE G>rsfs
Who approved ifs PEoeceiins' na TIE ma seuoa ~
the GoVcrrrnsrt
DENY Indignantly the iasnaslons contained IN t.
glctsuons snd jciy NJ rorssin % establish 80 rr-ot
80 point the ishouorat'e insinns.'n hat Ae "a
made.
fei thsssis my r.sh. 90 AZ at che hsris OF IT,
proper authority that ~ loussn cc reg lesf 20 sks
spocac snd ;sns5ie charges, sri, whsfever they ms
~ lat opportunity b. gwen me 90 sioE Ae.F sss.iy
lE0NAs csirD> s--s., b. s----s b S lrr,
h.t o. "a. Nsss''sr --.rr.lrI r. Nar Wa rt,1
WAS p~rAsrurNr. WASHINGTON. sept a. i.is
SIS Do reply 20 yours 81. the IA Instant touchlns
tAc remarks u n fouss'a, While be- accredited q
ire Gcvefurant 81 the United Suites NJ stcs g.-.
iro'rrtsry and fnFoy fNirs1-dnsry oi en- Hsquo b
~ France n reistoa O. 'he claim o. Port and youi
conrexion herewith. have 90 sise hat cannot CON
ply with your request that fous,n - cs't IN Q.
make his charges specific and tangible against yoa
Toe cicial relation between IRIS Government and
Poussn has been severed. Moreover, % i' presuwet
that Whatever be may have done e ne frfneh Mimic
.sr ougb. net % be- assumed in bis ciifaual chSrsc
ter
Nor in fesnec. 90 the ease ed "a Port DO it uou,ti
that you shoui ier. t'sq1.ciei cspecis'y wecn Ytf
reflect that the srsrd of .tc ". sry tcnmssoa
raised on the oc-lscn tst bean approves rs Pc Con
handing General and atrmet sni rear rnei hy
every Department OF tac Oos.runcut
Ichsefiuliy sli Thar noticing hrs rc'cnsl gao pl
partner, which rfeyfi cn FeIr Cd ,rlltsr - an oe'
aud man
] ar. Frr rs.e
f.sss. SCI. tsr lartps Arl4. fH n af.r At' 'iet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

sogg ClorHiss. At WsoLss.LE AID RErsIL, 8 NAE
ES-LAst As he Esl esnpaign has fairy commenced
prepared 20 show he beat stock Ct men and
j9gs os-rre-- sacks. pants vess, &c. s7sr 0sers5 II
lhisci.y 81 stsod' BOUGBTON = KNAPP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

III. Russisn ard Austrian empires ~hieh nay ssfs'.iey
Or partially revolt FOR ircepen1enre genera cor
thssissts bot n remains errerrey prctahle"
Perhsps il ia let us wait sodsee.
TIE COMING REVOLUTION.
The Revolution f,fsst~dOwed in the foov1- 3
paragraph is not Republican bot Roy &-lst move
nt-s conspiracy Of the " eslthy and theP Priest
hood whom Louis Napo.eon bas finally sliensted
By his letter 20 Sey Al Rome Nth the I'D 81
Russia sad Austria, 70 restore the Legitimate
King Henry '. We hope sney nay r. it Soy
Waish
~Tbsfs maybe fhis winlsr IA Paris entire poiuesi
revolution, accompanied or not srcospsDee - eolVg
The CAPITA provinces BON u sd1Jblla
whether the great parties three a. iess who ain
fundamental ehangs-csu longer Keep e. bay, be
nal coalition. and ersrprss which France fshs under
tsze 10 Fesi.', combat only with Al Der
every nan snd Der every frfse "
WeIl-France hss done that once Tyr-nts'
! remember 1893
LAMENT OVER POPULAR IGNORANCE
Gays lhe ez -Cousul, o. obvious reference - De-
mocro,ic Socialism.
"liis 70 tie common people particularly lasi a hr a
learning IL dangerous hing. here, s.t 10 Germ-ny
prop gsnds Of peslsnt theories AID ms give r e
direction psrvert . 70 tneir noxioa. ends
We'll, whose fault il that tie common people
have 30 Little ie.rningr lit net clearly that d
the classes who are 20 well paid 'or leading and
teaching them nsssrs. II Inc upper ell asses II
you nov ind popular ignorance an element Of pub
lie danger - hora have you 70 blame for u bat yoar-
selves Had yoa done yo8r daty 10 past years
the People would not row be - benightsd snd
easily msled he wise today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

BoAAs OF srvIsvDoEI This Board ne.
tsrdsy. and passed upon vaEi0u' Si-l'' Pst-0S'
i-l rom TAI. sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

Ns~ BucErAEAI r,s saIFfs1 -CRoawgLI BID
SAT- 90 Fron,s q ReetuLn, o1s Tor sale 500
g--s-.es New nailed Bsckwheai. Of selected qualify.
coassdng Of barrels. halves, quarters, sgrshs and
ssrrst ..sr 2 beg. o. 80 49, % it- -scs-f win
aad nssrsss Shippers are invited 10 erains The q,
4 re packages " TINS 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02
By Thu MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
Col. Childs ars VI. Pnua....

-" = @tI'l-t - 49,
We eenpsy win pessare il the request q
Col ooi,ds to place the following oorespoadercs
in cur sslamns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

~ TIE extreme incieaeucy Of thy -,
yesterday hss compelled spos'Pcnsusni 4,
? air al Castle Garden al Wednesday 4
ra-t- .-.rnrrf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-16
American Hotel,

Broad,cay, corner Of Barclay street. Nro York
THE proprietors TABER " BAGLEY, respectfully an
their friends and the public that they have
leased this we-known hotel, and have made many i'm.
portsnt improvements and repairs A and splendid
ladies' ordinary will be mpeted, also additional
rooms Broadway.
pressy TO their order 1t is their determination to
make it of the best and most fashionable fo
the travelling public that be found in this country
Its situation unsurpassed, being directly in font of the
Park and Fountain, where the Croon is continually play
ing, cooling ald refreshing the also within short dis
lance OF the steamboat and rairoau landings
The tables will all times be bountiiuy supplied with
the decacies of the season. and their wines and liquors
having been selected with great care, cannot fail give
satisfaction.
The proprieors hope. by personal poencss and
ton to merit the support confidence OF the public
JOB TABER. Boston.
JAMES BAGLEY, Philadelphia
New YORK, Feb. 26, 1919.
Mar 4-lm
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-16

TOR sALE.-A valuable and beautifully situated farm
Il the Washington Race Course, and about two
half miles from the Centre Market House, fine road
This farm contains within small fraction of three hun
bred acres about hundred of which of good
woodland and the balance in good cultivation and the sol
much improved.
The improvements consist OF two-story farm house
a dwelling for farm hands, two-story stable AND
coach house, barn and cornhouse and other small build
and pretty extensive orchard Of the most select fruit
various kinds.
The tract well fenced, the title indsputabe, the
price moderate and 1t is believed that more
healthy location be found in this District and has
the convenience of Rock creek crossing corner OF it, and
hne mill within forty yards of the land. Tho tract Is
everywhere well watered with fine springs
FOR further Information, inquire OF Thomas Carbery, o.
washington, or Lewis Carbery, of Georgetown.
Mar l0-u
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-16
TO OUR sUBSCRIBERs.

The viii be entered upon books unless
payment Of the subscription be made in advance.
Distant subscribers money letter. the postage
on which viii be paid by and al ourselves
saae transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published uy.weskIy during tbs
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during recess
Subscriptions period less than yssr received
terms propsrtionsdto the above annual rates.
% POsTMAsTERs authorised 10 oct agents and by
sending DAILY with 80 enclosed
WEEKLY subscribers with enslossd; nve WEEKLY sub
with $40 enclosed win entitled copy tbs
'd'aon As thcy furnish US subscribers for syshs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-16

~ west corner Market and Charles Streets Baltimore,
would inform merchants aud merchant ailors that they
have htted the floors their tailoring and clothing
department, for the sale, by the piece, OF cloths
meIes vesngs taors Trimmings and all articles ped
to The trade The liberal patronage bestowed upon them
In this department OF their business has induced them to
enlarge their warehouse enable them to their in
creased trade. One OF the partners, who has had long
perlence in business will devote his whole time pu
chasing goods and buyers may rely upon finding large
stock oil whatever is desirable of European and
American manufacture that money procure.
New cloth rooms will be opened the lst of March
Entrance on Charles street. Feb 27-eolm
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Just Imported.

HE subscriber importer of fancy stationery, Rogers
hne cutlery, prepared parchment &c. has just recei-
we'd by the ship Independence, direct from the
ture large assortment of red black and fancy coored
sealing wax, WATERS &c nlso round and fiat ebony rulers
highly finished all OF which will be sold, wholesale
tail, ut Stationers' Hall: w. FISCHER.
Feb. A-3txw3w [Alex. GAIL
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-16

ESPECIAL CARD.--Mrs GARRETT ANDERSON will
II this date sell reduced price her stock OF Music,
to compete with any Music dealer in the District.
Mrs Andcrsons stock of Music is and very large
of the latest and best published, and is
posed generally OF selections from the best authors.
New Music received every few days, and orders for Mu-
sic and Musical Instruments promptly attended TO.
Music and Stationery Sore between 18th and lsth
streets, Pennsylvania avenue. Feb l5--lmd.
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&c nc. &c.
Tickets Xl0-halves $5-1uarters 81 so.
Certificates of packages Of 26 Whole Tickets $40
Do. do. rs Half do 10
Do. do. 26 Quarter do b
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packages
the above splendid lotteries will receive the prompt
attention. and official of each drawing inn
mediaey after it is all who order from Address,
j. IL G. MAURY,
Agents for j. W. Maury ~ Co., managers,
Feb. 20 Alexandria, Virginia.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-16

KNOX WALKER will practise law the SUI
preme Court of the United States, and attend to thu
prose mion of claims against the government. Addres
Washington, D. c.
Ma l0-tf
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C,CHOOL BOOIks.-A general assortment OF School
~ Books will be found for sae reasonable prices
elsewhere in tho District
Mrs ANDERSON'S Book, Music and Fancy Store,
Pa. between lllh IL 18th streets.
II oh
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-16

('OPP's PAVILION, located Louisiana avenue,
~ near 9Th street, adjoining the Telegraph Office. and d
fecty in the Of Coeman's Hotel, Washington. This
extensive establishment unsurpassed in the Union.
Board and lodging Tor gentlemen.
Bowling Saloon and Pistol Gallery open during the day
aud evening
Baths Hot cold, salt, vapo shower, electromagnetic,
and snlphur-fume baths always ready.
Restaurant, where meals served up all hours
Feb 2J-d2w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-16

ID OBERT j. WALKER Will practise law In the
III Supreme Court of the United States In to
many letters he thinks proper that he attend
claims before Congress any OF the departments but
will devote his attention exclusively intrusted
him in the Supreme Court.
Office Pennsylvania avenue, near the Seven Build.
ings, Washington, . G. Mar eft
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For Baltimore.

The Oscco leaves for the above place every Sunday
O'Clock a. m; returning leaves Baltimore every Tuesday
at o'clock p. IN stopping going and returning AT Cone
river Va Leonard,own, Md, and ST Mary's river, Md
and at the Intermediate landings the Potomac, sig
mails TO land. - -
Mar s-diweodu JAMES MITCHELL.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-16

J,yOR SALE OR RENT excellent twO-story Brick
T. House, property of Mrs. M. c. Meade sale prefer
red 1t is situated street west square 49, a very
short distance from the War and Navy Departments COM
manding extensive view OF the Potomac and surround
ing country, and well situated saubrity society
eight bed roons two paors, two basement
ors Clubhouse for servants kitchen, and basement cellar
pump good water at the kitchen door bath for
hot and cold water, with large garden and kitchen yard
For terms apply to J. Mason ir, of and 18th
streets.
Feb. I4-3td3w1aw
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FOR NORFOLK.

pT-h THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash
ington for the above place every Thursday at
O'clock a. m returning, will leave Norfolk every Friday
at O'Clock p. m, touching at Cone river going aud re-
turning Passage and fare Us.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-16

WHO wants good ci@srs Ansv~er, 81 do" Thsn
avsnue) and getit. Feb4
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-16
College OF st. james,

College OF St james,
Washington County, Maryland
THE second opens Monday, March 8 students
L may be admitted at any time into the college, or into
the school either to pursue the full collegiate
course classical and scientific sudes partial
IN mercantile class. receiving special preparation for
The counting and general business Application for
the admission OF pupils or Tor further information be
made JOHN 3. KERFOOT
Rector, &c, College of St. James p. o., Maryland
Feb H--2aw4w
ACE GOODS and Embroid erl<s.-This morning re-
~ ceived per Express, from New York
10 real thread-lacc capes
~ real threadIace berhes
90 lace capes, from 50 to SO
100 new style standing collars
IL rich lace berhes, cheap
D rich lace handkerchleis new style
10 richly roidered handkerchieis
=, 20 pieces superior black silk Iaces
Also, ~ sets embroidered muslin curtains
~ sets embroidered lace curtains
70 pieces embroidered curtain muslins.
The aforementioned goods very rich and desirable
ana Wei worthy the attention of the fashionable.
rep N-2wn p. H. HOOE Il co.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25
Indiso..Curlous Fact.

The Indigo plant was native of South Car
olina. 1t grew spontaneously among its weeds
and woods and hills More than one hundred
years ago the planters there commenced its
cultivation. In the year l74S, South Corolina
exported 10 Grea. Britain, 100000 Ibs., and the
Parliament granted bounty of IL cents pei
pound 10 induce it's greater cultivation. In
1887, when that ordinance was passed, indigo
was one of the staples of South Carolina, and
we believe Of Georgia also. Now in $40. not
single pound Of Indigo is raised in South
Carolina, or as far as we know, in all the south.
A plan, which is indigenous 10 that region, and
which in its early cultivation was exceedingly
profitable, has been driven from existence by
the cheap labor of India. Great Britain now
pays seven millions Of dollars year for Indigo
raised in India.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25

! : t
A young man named Geo. Keller. in Union
Township. Befks Co. Pa, on The 5lh ut., came
across large rallesnake arming himself with
a stick he made for The reptile and pinned j,
fast, after ,wo.thirds Of its body had disappeared
between The rocks. He then very coolly took
ou, bis knife, and proceeded 10 cut off ,he rat
lies, but while in The act, the head of The snake
found an opening in the rock, and with its body
fast, reached round and bi, him on the point Of
one of his fingers. He Immediately Gu, out The
bitten part, and wound string tightly round the
finger 10 prevent the circulation Of the poison
through his system. The hand and arm soon
became enormously swollen. After severe suf-
fering in which the young man became almost
blind, the physicians succeeded in placing him
beyond the reach Of danger One Of the first
acts, after his recovery, was 10 visi. the scene
of his disaster, where he found the snake still
pinned 10 the rock. This time he made sure
work by killing i, outright. &ts'ea
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25
Iron for Apple Trees.

A correspondent, Of the Albany Cultivaior,
writing from Fredericksburg, Va, says: A
friend who has large orchard of' Rawrs jan
melt APPLE has ten uees upon one corner of
the orchard which always produce fruit third
larger, and favor SO much superior, that it was
supposed by all who saw and ate the apple.
that they were Of superior variety Of the
Jannet,. This spring examined the soil, and
found that vein of iron ore passed just under
the ten trees, so near The surface that il had
been plougbed and worked up with the top soil.
A variety of the large blue plum growing upon
the same ground is also very fine, while gratis
taken from tho same plum trees and worked
upon stocks grown on diffefen. soil, prove
worthless"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25
Gutta PercIla Solutions.

Gutia Percha readily dissolves in solution
of chloroform without he aid of heat. The So
luton thus formed makes capital varnish, for
if it is brushed on any object tho chloroform
evaporates with grea, rapidly, and leaves a
thin skin of the Gu.a Percha. which acts as
a preservative agains. the influence of water
and air. 1t is ,herefore excellent as plaster
for cuts. This solution is excellent 10 preserve
frui, in a collection of natural history. Here
,ofore wax has been used for this purpose, but
it is not so good as this, for this solution pre-
vents the fruit from drying This solution is
the best and mos, delicate varnish for paintings
and drawings on paper. a5H
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25
The Poor L0nd0ner's Meat and
Drink. l.ufkat ,o a..

In this great metropolis the food We eat, and
the water we drink, are grossly sophisticated
The shambles TEEN with unwholesome meat
which, by ,be craft of the butcher, is sold 10
tho poor as cheap and wholesoms food. The
grocer finds it TO his profit to yend for " genu-
inc young Hyson" sIoe-leaves and raisin-slalks;
and the miIkman aids in the work of destroy
ing the health of this city by selling for gen.
uine milk and cream" vile mixture of sleeps
brains, sugar of lead, and chalk. The artizan,
moreover drinks in his /" London s,oui," cop
peras and coccleus indicus in his gin. cay
enne pepper and oil of vriol IN his brandy,
a fiery NAL, spirit, disguised with burnt sugar
and different essential oils to give it red
cognac fovor in his water clarified infusion
of decayed vegetables and human exereta.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25
Printers and Publishers

or Newspapers are informed rhai the sub
scribers are extensively engaged in the man
ufacture of PRINTING INK Of every color
and qualify, which they know. 10 be equal TO any
manufactured and which they will sell at The
lowest prices for, Cash. As they are de,ermin-
ed thai their NIX shall recommend itself, they
only solicit ONE TRIAL OF It, relying upon lis
merits for future patronage. Their Colored
Inks are warranted superior to any manufac-
,ured. A circular containing prices &c, will
be sent 10 hose who desire it. Order. for
Cash on City Agents accepted
- tfs> ADAMS a. CO,
aqBas Steam Printing lnk Works, Phila.
Agents for the sate OF new and seeund hand
Pnnilng Materials. ~ nse,g.
Sept. 90, ls49 . g s9.j,,f,,s