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CRxscENr OyyIcE, I
Saturday Morning. May 5, 16l9, 4

as-se Saturday Morning. May D. I61.
be receipt of the Cambdas since our last weekly
- unsettled and depressed Cotton Market but
u cssoned rather better demand for Corn and Flour.
80 have both advanced In price little. Tobacco has
~, active while Provisions. Sugar. Molasses. etc. have
continued quite dull
~h ,ext accounts from Europe will probably reach by
,..,..mebp America which is in her fourteenth day
~ Liverpool. Her adyices looked for with unusual
c0TTON-On the day Of closing our last weekly report
Cotton market rather quiet, but Saturday the
~ of the Europa's letters and Monday rumor that
news in and favorable for great staple
800 several buyers forward and the sales of the two
asbed fully 10 600 bales at very full prices and in some
~. !, Hc advance On Tuesday morning, however. the
c.-hda's news published. announcing decline of
VA M 1t Liverpool which at checked the ardor of
. and the sales snce have been barely GOO bales
ss., 1000 bales Tuesday and Wednesday $500 on
asy and 450O yesterday. making the business of the
- q GOO bales. taken chiefly for Great Britain. France
,bs Continent As to prices though occasionally easier
yet the rmness of the principal factors has pre-
80 any positive decline, and think proper therefore
our previous quotations. At all the United States
49, the receipts now show increase of 423 1l9 bales as
red with the date last year. while at this port
,ss,s i decrease of 4S6l3 bales.
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AMUSEME NTS.
To-
ORLEANS THEATRE.

CArURDAY, May s. IS9fest night of Donizets celebrated
- Grand Opera LUCIA Dl LAMMERMOOR. Characters by
Messrs. Duluc CorIadi, Mime. Feury-Joiy.
tE Monday May BENEFIT Mr.. FlOT Stage Manager-Fs
representation of THE DEATH OF SARDANAPALUS Grand
Opera, by Curto
f9g- The performances will O'Clock. my5
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n5- The ship Swatara, with 375 passengers,
from Liverpool for Philadelphia, got ashore fifteen
miles below Cape Henlopen on the evening of the
23d. She was striking heavily at last accounts,
but the Captain still hoped to get her of, and pro-
posed landing the passengers on the beach.
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In THE WRoNG PLkCE.-Nisht before last one of the
named Mary Ellis quietly repone in the ngne house
Apollo street Mas slumbers Were disturbed BY the watch
terday morning she the work house by Recorder
RAJ Ixvin
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A RENCoNTRE.-A rencontre occurred in the
street in Baltimore, on the 25th nlt., between DIR.
Buck and dentist named Bester, in which the
latter fired pistol at the former, who slightly
wounded by the ball. while the latter was cut with
a knife
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS ::

r Cleared YESTERDAY:
s Smp middlesex. Lovett Bosom G. H. Pearson
S hp zen Berry, Patterson. Liverpool. L. Ii. Gaie
PYY SGaicltta. Couillard Liverpool, Gfney Lowell
~ ~ GMyin. Moore. Boston, J. 2. Whitney 20
SI va lack, Wloughby Wilmington, Z. &: DePeysier
III. &c. ", Wight, Apalachicola, Farior MeCully
A' ratsalaga, Millgan Pensacola, Master
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronue Streets.

Opera, by Curto
fY- Tie performances will commence at o'clock. my5
OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner OF Poydras and Baronne Streets.
STICkNEY Manager and Director
D. 'EisNiENOo.- tlo"n-
ATURDAY, May 5-BeBeft Of Mr. CRAVEN, and last uigh
~ but the nThe performances will
equad selection of Entrees Fancy Dances Equestrian GeT
like acts Of Equaton, Hercuean Fea of Gymnac and Acaic
Daring Laugaab nerudes and Spicy Aeieces which the
concentrated force of the whole Company will appear
Particulars the small bills the Gay, posters, etc.
T Doors open o'clock performance O'Clock
Admission Dress Circle, 50 cents Second Tr Is cents my5
FIREWORKS ETC.
CUNDAY EVENING, May G, weather permittng) : Will be
- glven the Place dAmes First for the benefit
Oft German Society under the direction Of Mr. Gator. Grand
EXHIBITION OF FIREWORKS, WITH for the first time, the
Military Spectacle THE STORMlNG OF MONTEREY.
The German jaeger Band under their Leader Mr. Hopf will enven
the by the performance BALLOON
will be let off previous to the Fireworks.
II The performance will commence at haifpast o'clock
nittance 25 my4
ROPER'S SPARKLING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No LOT POYDR.aS Street, NsU Orleans.
open FROM O'CLOCK, A. NJ, to 2 p. M, and
~ FROM to 8 O'CLOCK, P. M. ja8
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BRUTAL Assault. - a man named Jean Casta gnet
made affidavit last evening. that he had been mobbe by
fourteen or fifteen men, while the Levee between Bar
severe beaten with bricks and clubs and then left see
The of this brutal attack unknown to Mr. Casag
net warrant was issued for the arrest of the pepeato
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THE undersigned fully prepared to execute all papers
r. necessary to procure THREE MONTHS VA
W and EXTRA PAY due the heirs Of deceased <Exn
officers and soldiers who served in the late war1&>
WITH Mexico Office in New Commercial Exchange directly
under Major Dashiels Office
Though the Paymaser has closed his Rolls in this city the
undersigned still keeps his Office open prosecute all claims
for Back Pay Extra Pay and has Agent
in Washing on whose special duty it to attend promptly
to all claims forw arded to his order.
WIN. MONAGHAN,
ap2l Im+-3dp Late Capt. COZ. 5th Regl- La Vols
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhds
scek on hand. Sept. /. lS43. 81 ,40l 1856
55ss~~s;ved past week 18936 1,4l4
previously O2O col. ,I39 Ii 359-17 1913
1,076.54O 1859
Exported past week.. 1921 81
previously. 80. .S3l ,267 -,S7O478 T,874-lS.395
aock o. hand mot cleared. .062 N234
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION PRICES
THE subscriber offers for sale the well known stand
i No. 81 CAMP Street, one of the
largest assortments of FURNITURE - ssHNys
in the city, at prices which cannot Iail
to suit the most economical The stock &c 20
is varied by constant arrivals and will be offered at priUdt
sale as low as the be purchased at auction
Buyers from the country invited to examine for them
selves IF Regular Auction Sales of Furniture etc. etc.
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY:
JOHN E. l.. SOLOMON,
apl9 Imis Camp street Auction Mart.
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UIAREM. SCAREM Polka; Our Own Quadries; Til
II butte to Americas Parlor Polka from Henry 49,
Hers Opus 1Si Napss 9ua I'D Ms, Peter ter SEA y
ner Parthena Waltz IT'S Sweet to Muse Ger Memory
Page, by Lady; E;en Polka Summer Is Comp be-. Leg e.
PhiIppi; Verbs Romanees. by Gambine. David Irpzz
and Strakosc Harp Music large assortment by Bochsa
For sale at rmy4 3t1 MAYO'S Music Store 8 Camp ST..
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e FOR MONTGOMERY, WE; r. n
RKEFM TUMPKA, SELMA, and all t6Ma8ttrF
asnkas1A landings on the Alabama River 1nsssasslE
Leares Neu Orleans EVERY THURSSD so Az, At ?; n
Kereheva. and the new, ght-draught steamboat BEA-
CON, Captain Leonard, will run as regular WEEKLY
tumpka and all landings Alabama River-havng each
port EVERY THURSDAY, at 4 O'Clock. P. NJ. One Of
foot of Julia street, EVERY MONDAY MORNING. Shippers
and passengers depend these boats making regular
trips dung the entire For freight passage apply
on board, at the New Basin, or to
HYDE 4 OGIESBY, IL Poydras st.
N "A Letter bag is at the Office OF the Agents where
letters may be left. mia If
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SUDDEN DEATH; - man yesterday observed in
Royal street IN dying condition. He going 10 the
hospital IN cab. bat died before reaching there He was
immediately taken to the watch house inquest wa
held upon his body fom which it appeared by Daper
found In his pocket that his name was Frederick Muller
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1NHE Undeisigpel constantly ElannIuctunne anu nus
l foIssle a very superior article Of VINEGAR, GA
vhici, he will guare ntee to improve by age, and t
viii deliver it, free of charges, in any part OF
the city or Lafayette at the iolowIns reduced a. ,rss
20 ssI;os "a Baire1 20 gallons, cents gallon. A be-
fs discount made wholesale customer - ,,,.,u,
attended TO- Ispxs til JOHN y WEBB: d..
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SHIPS-SHIPS,
FOR EIGN PORTS

xSIjH Tor tainpico-Gaf Liae.-The ine fast sailing
sE cSppefed ard copper fastened regular packet schr
q her ca,1a TIsps mass. poIon
Inst positively For balance Of freight or passage snnv IN
board Lower Picayune Tier OF to ~s' app" "n
my4 Et o. WICKHAM "a R;s.v,,...
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) 10 THE LADIES.
MRS. A. G. PARKER, No. o31s CAMP Street, be.
lvl low Foydras, is selling off at. and under k,
cost, her Stock of SPRING MILLINERY. com
prising variety of the Latest STYLES Ladies' and ~
Misses Fancy and Straw BONNETS, Dress VIZ
CAPS, RIBBONS and FLOWERS, with assortment
of EMBROlDtR IES and FANCY ARTICLES, too
numerous to mention.
fV Ladies in want of the above will do well to call
early they will be sold without reserve and great bar
gains given to purchases apH I'm
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Wholesale Emporium Of Hats and Caps.

rVyHE updegued have in store and receiving
arrival from their Factory in New York, large e.
$50 and well selected Stock Of ATS and CA ~ A
Stock Is the most complete of any other estab-
lishmen in the Southern County cons!stng II PAT Of
BEAVER NUTRlA and MOLESKlN HATS.
B. b. Black and DIab BRUSH DO.
Mems and Boys SPORTING DO.
Panama Lexhorn Campeachy and Palmleat; with gen.
era assortment of Hats suitable for Country Trade which
we will sell at reduced prices and on reasonable terms
Eva Inn ID. W. +. BELDEN. 5 Chartres st.
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a Gam 9eo VI Toadi.N cIe, W,snI;s I
z=xsss.s enH, .Nouth of White Riger, Napoleon and
all the Bends.-On WEDNE SDAY. 9Th inst. at clock
2 Milne new and splendid passenger steamboat ABER
DEEM will positively leave as above For freight pas
sage apply to T. b. SMITH, SO Magazine st.
B-Shppers may rely upon the A. remaining in the
INV
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NEW ORLEANS:

SATURDAY, MORNING, NAY 5, 1919.
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sEto4akte Richmond Inquirer, 22d nA.
Virgialia IHerself!!

II is with peculiaL satisfaction that we
lhal- the Sta yery. Resolntions nf
III. } JOINT Committee, hich have SHg6gad
the attention of the islaiure und people
.dur,ng an able debate. of nine duys, were
on 81 ssssi;ss:l Igs:, adoptedby both branches
Of the FGtseea6ssraI Assembly by the overwhel1n-
ing and crushing vote Dt exactly nine TO one
in each branch, viz: il the Senate II to 3;
and in the House III 10 l3. The Proviso
isis were utterly routed--and Virginia
stands for;h in ul her moral pride and COM
manding unaDiui.y and firrnness 10 rc-assert
her position in behalf Of the Constitution,
the rights oitLe South and the Union, and
10 give IL solemn wurniug 10 her Northern
brethren, that -'slhus far shall they 80 and
no iur,her' There is the more striking
from the Obstacles which were attempted
tosbe thrown $.ln the way by preliminary
devices, and by the course OF the leading
= press IN this city the Republican.
+ isaoI honorable exception. In the House
s4ihs aRssolu,ion prevailed TO use Mr..
Greciey,s Language in regard 10 another
matter against perfect connonnade of
samandments substitutes, and all manner OF
parliamentary strategy. They stood this
.sori Of FIRE from The Whigs for some time !;
but the friends Sof the Resolutions, their:
original form, ,Gncluding some nobleW higs,)
egardipg the attempts 10 amend as but
4 TGse Kill sthe whole measure, maniully
4 5esisiea aud beat down all opposition. AS
we said ahoye abe resolutions, wi b all their
ginsl strsagthand efficiency, passed abe
sSsnaiS With scni " ihresspays; - and The
House with onI ysthitiS Senin The negative.
We give below the Preamble and Re-
solutions, which now, stand as the solemnly
deIibcraled and recorded sentiments Of Vir-
ginia. We have tanxiously watched their
progress, and we rejoice 10 assure the friends
Of the Union every where, that Virginia is
sound on this question, and will do her
whole duty. Let the Federal Government
keep within its. Constitutional orbit and not
violate the rights OF the States. the Union
vii! be preserved and our glorious Repub
lie move on peacefully and iriumphantly =
AND RESOLUTIONS. ,,ir.s.ssil
WhsSeSs; a lpstitution of Slavery was
fully discussed id he Convention which
formed the ConSsftd sof Z theses5U Unitsd
asaies, ind The rights Sia yeshoid idsfs 60
'y s gnfSed md protsesod sire pfos5s59ns1o
& mises then 3solssp & blsssa fnso. ihs Sas0I
f thaS aSIafs could have bsen fofmed
o e l9ea !. tas Genst4k "a 8embly d
YMginfa, I lie xardiDg 81at III 5knosgss ihs
ayViimof pfosiso 81 III slpabts disISkar
ofth c6nprofii iseso thst toHsutgtion. did, ,ol
the sih day 81 7isrch, S47, adopt : ssrie
of Resolutions distinctly aindicating th
course which The, State Of Earginia woul.
pNFspe ih tho even. lof its passage sbysth
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MOI hesltate 70? emil ark viii some Indians
Ina Pifogue, which he caused to be brought
sthe spol, and eighteen hours aftefward,
tifhis story is to bebeliesed, h, entered the
great ocean, (the Pacific. between Gaute,
mala and San Salvador, through an i'm
Emense natural groito, called by the fisher
meniof that coast the Devils Mouth, which
superstition hadideterred them from ever en-.
steTing. The whole vaulted part of this SUI
2perhaman structure was lighted by shafts,
cut through its whole extent it is navigable
for the largest ships. D. -
ssssiv Alex. Humboldt has already mention
edsAmsrlcan sedifices whose architecture
:indica;sd very high antiquity, and reveal
;sd liar civilization; but his learned
ssdsscrl crlpsiSns give Us no idea ofthe existence
ssof such hsamonuuent.s q What great people
'iSss ssss g sssansa Rss ,tssDas shsn, mar
somm1picatio 10 az 6nds blfshed
;betWe ahe two hemisp6 though the
centre ofihe American contj6en and Eu.
rope will have nothing to do but utthrough
the 4sthmus of Suez. l5ss
N
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ADVERTISEMENTS, inserted ut rs cts. per
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81 IL CTS. for each continuance. Those not ha-
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and chargcd accordingly 3sY
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gistratc. s.4S 5.azE Z.
o. For announcing Candidate, $500, in; ad- :
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and communications to secure attention. ssss
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llgl antlQultV, and reveal
led aspeculiar civilization but his siearned
sagscfip,iions give us no idea Of the existence
sof chSasnlonament. What great people
thgg haa ha biied these ifeglons7- 7-;
ig news 6e con Hnned. then, a mar
Eifhg sommInication ls ats onds 5Ssiab blfshed
ebetWeena ahe two hemisp6 p6srssS through the
centre The American conti6s6t, and Eu.
ropeWillh lhaye nothing to do but cut through
the Isthmus of Suez.
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fSSI Y ~ s. ! ti;es INTO a passion and nerhans
@ Th;s nv, ;s Ns,usna'
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ss5S..Ii ssIss s uii WELL, ;T;aIIs The Postmaa,er -
as'yoIlar W sekly e.ls s Ii lug o - sa
aau u,sI slo a.afn.sd =. m % Paa;na
IuInsasl0 you ulu! heu e.eiusou' laying
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s] IS
sasII Iys gSzilaisa. 3 q
sIHvery.-s- he syvllmot Troy iso;.
S Florida bus s. 5 80 81 ksd giN IdgIJsIY.|
e copy the foil grslnar Us ifd resoisis;
lions fromiha gTaiiai ishes 'iofidi ian 10
divisions 10 lofiaa Thaty yisS Si6ss potion;
for Southern mem ID tak
The following rssolutiona Hoducedi ib!y
Mr., Black Burn GhaifrfmSasn sofs She HoasaS
Committee On. edo olationss have bsen
Legislature. Ieioiss a. ,hs iaahi unity;
thus exhibileds ~ f!hs sonihst States.
act In thls sPIril,.and North
will very SOON fee how tar there are ddigiis1
samong oYEse YES On 4 theseS mo inenso so4sS
Resolved sby| the Senate and Houss ols
RePresebtRiiyeb ssthe State of EtoIidas
sSAsk kaansIal Assembly convened, thatfa
dfi9ndS IJnion. We. view with most tsefis
tons alaIm course Of Northern brathek
inIaiali ion 10 he squestion ofSlayerY
course which, Sked BY nnkindness ,2 ng,
insnft md injury has already to- a s6st un-;
d0ftq6Hls saIent, WHals tened tho, which
mite lhsls g esse Ratsissed A in,,
az the same spiris
tnsIs !
ofsthe Gdhfedal lhcJ sass.
Resoiged fhui the recently acquiIed
IsssIsrrif 5asing been purcR Rased by bleod
seE!a ssasase,oi Wn,sn .s nc. y PropS1'.on
asseolllsssnu,eu ll9., py I'M ag ne.
fsonsaIs ent,sled equally.wltn any o.nsr pors
tlonsol me 9gllon, 10 lhe tne me.
same sam shsst saeneral Assetnoiy
believing aa thal congress possesses, ,gndeI9
CONSTITUTION, NO power 10 pass sncna msaa IS
suro adopting ia5g aage iike shs.2lsassisssi
gisa.ule ~ ssaa.s -
..n, nuI, .h;a ~,
people ol .his. ssass sl.l asza
as olno'l
uoaelliels,
hloi.s9n!
=: .us 'e
e ns.nes Gna.ssa
I'eht ol sasll ss.
aeruc
sys. uesc. .,isi.is
.ss by,raa,y giiS ri sas
.dogs. 5aR SxssGissE FssHSEefansssissY
the EoassiialiiSh; nIltf issi gnsd as as
means Of aifsc. 6e INST htnliofl Of slavery:
III The States. .agafnst Which itNS timed as az
blow. should be fesIs Eths
South, by whafs Yea adapted!
10 the nrotections 81 oas thesds.
fence of himself. aud spfessfa aaIioa of fthe,
Union. s.
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.s s EAafYs Con rs anuSiy pr8 p
81 5ais iaiit6die |, ne pientl on the Sa 3
li6H sptain laaas 81 81 q. small ! Y. Q!
ofgFean ecga, q bout three inch ;ln lsngt
;sSs s. s askliosSi fggy isa;s,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-13
silence

Taa, dreadful cough Tie Lungs are ~ dan.
ger The york ofthe destroyer hath begun 20 !,
Tae, cough Of consumption 1ea Aath 'a q q sound
Are you molher! Your darling child, your
idol and earthly Joy, is now perhaps, confined
10 her chamber by dangerous cold. her pale
cheeks. her thin shrnnken fingers, tell the hlod
disease ha. already gained upon her, the sound
Of her sepulchral cough piierces your soul.
Young man, when jus! abou! 70 en'er llie'
disease sends hear crushing blight over inc
fair prospects Of the future, your hectic cough
and feeble limbs tell Of your loss Of hope, but
YOU need mol despair, There is a balm which
will heal The wounded lungs, il is D. fss.5f
sHERMAN's ALL-HEALING, BALsAM.a
Mrs. .Attfee, theswife, of VIM, H. Auree, Esq,
was given up by Dr. Sewali Of Washington,
Drs Roe and Mcclellan Of Phladephia, sDr
Roe and DR.. Mot, of New York. Her friends
all thought she mus, die. She had every aP-
pearance OF being in consumption, and wasso
pronounced by her physicians. Bal
sam was given and ii cured her. .... ..a-
Mrs. Garrabran,z, Of Bulls Ferry, was also
cured of consumption by this Balsam when all.
other remedies failed TO give relief-she was
reduced 10 skeIton. DrJ1A G. Castle, Den
,ist 2sl Broadway. has witnessed i!s effects
in several cases where, no othergmedicine al
forded relief. the Balsam operated like a
CHARM DR.. C.. also Witnessed its wonderful
effects in curing Asthma, which y never iais
of doing. Splitting Blood, alarming as il may
be. is effec,ually cured by this Balsam. II
heals the rup,ured or wounded blood vessels,
and makes The lungs sound again. s@-S
cured of cough and catarrhal affection, OF, so
years standing. The frs. dose gave him more
relief than all the other medicine he had ever
taken. DR.. L. J. Beals. 9 Deiancy'stree',
gave il TO a sister-inlaw who was labosing un-
der Consumption, and to another sorely aitiic-
ted with the Asthma In both cases its effects
were immediate, soon restoring them 10 com
Portable health.
Mrs. Lchre,ia Wells, e5 Chris,ie-st. suffered
from Asthma 40 years. Sherman's Balsam
relieved her al once, and she is comparatively
we'll, being enabled 10 subdue every attack by
timely use of this medicine. This indeed is
the grea, remedy for Coughs, Colds, Splitting
Blood, Liver Complaints, and all the affections
Of the throat, and even Asthma and Consump-
,ion.
Price 25 cents and ST per bo,,le.
Agents for Monroe county.---Theo Schoch.
Suoudsburg C. Saylor, Saylorsburg G. B.
Keller, Cherry valley H. Peters & Co. Mar
.halrs creek H, Kinlz, Barlonsville; J.Stouf-
fer, Tannersville.
Pike county, Peters & Labar, Bushkill; w
F. Brodhead, Dingnnan's Ferry, J. s. Wallace
Milford w. Shouse, Wilsonville.
DR.. Shern,an's Cough and Worm Lozenges,
and Poor Mans Plas.ers sold as above.
Dr.. Sherman's Office is a, 06 Nassau-si N Y.