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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-02-13
FEVER AND AGUE.

For this scourpe of the western country these
Medicines will be found safe, speedy, and GER
tain remedv Other medicines leave the system
u,biect to return of the disease cure by these
roed;c;ras is per1nanent-TRY THEM, BE
SATISFIED, AND BE CURED.
Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints.
General Debility, Loss OF ssnns Arrstrn, hs ~SD
DISEASES OF FEMALEs-these nenc,Ies nov Ooen
psad with the most beneficial results in cases OF
th;s dascr;n,;on .-KINss EVIL and ScRoFULA, in
;ts ,,orst sprns Yields to the mild yet powerful
ac,;or Of these remarkable Medicines. NIGHr
Swr.rs NERVOUS DEBILITY, NERyous Con-
GIANTS of all kinds, PALPITATIoN OF THE HEART,
PAINrER's CoLIc, are speedily cured.
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Persons whose constitutions have become lnl-
paired by the injudicous use of MERCURY, viii
Snd these Medicines perfect cure, as they never
fail 70 eradicate from the system all the effects OF
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
n~enarai;ons of SarsapariIa. A single trial viii
Mace them beyond the reach Of competitions III
the estimation of every patient.
RE CAREFUL OF C0UNTERFEITS.
Several have lately been discovered, ana tnen
raesrons authors arrested, both in the city OF New
York and abroad
D., os NO one who is not an AUTHORISED
AGENT ~, NfOEEAT
Prepared and sold by DR. D. sioFEHA'
336 Broadway, New York.
FOR SALE BY
THEODORE SCHOCH. only aulhoriz'
gent for Stroudsburg
February 7, 1850
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cedented number of twenty-five concerts to
She states what will occasion some surprise here,
where contrary opinion prevails, that Mr.. Bar.
mum behaves to her in the most gentlemanly and
disinterested manner.
Zone very current report, however, she contra
diets in the most positive and emphatic terms. So
far from her being brought to London by Barnum
in 1851, she states that it is wholly untrue that
she has any engagement with him, either for Lon
don or any other city or part of the European con-
tinent. Part of her engagement with Mr.. Barnum
is to give concerts at Havana and she states that
she shall be there, in fulflment of such engage
ment, in the course Of January, 1851. She writes
apparently very much pleased with the American
people, having met with great many very good,
kind hospitable friends in her transatlantic tour.
At the date of the letter she was fulfilling con-
cert engagement with eclat in Philadelphia" !"
MAN. Guard.
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F2orida.-The revenue for the year 1850, is
$1OS,376.
Missouri.-The revenue for 1850 is 1929, ,273
value of land, s36,O99, ,4O7; personal property,
S10,797,566.
Wool Crop Of the United States-The capital
invested is S33O,O0O,0O0, including sheep, farms,
houses, ETC.; annual product, S3s,OOO,OOO.
Public Schools in Kentucky-There will be
paid out this year by the State, $l44,OO5.
DEBTS OF THE STATES AND YEARLY INTEREST,"
,s. STATES Tota Debt. Annual Interest.
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IE AS ever offered for
salem this city. and at lower
rrices. These TEA S are nf
the latest imports.i and
OF the most choic q. .litie,
grown in c h in yiea
been selected WITH s--S
care. For the use ot I'm.
lies they are put up in
small quantities in well Sc
cured metallic packages, so
as 10 Hrese, We their fra
GRANGE o long as in the
chests.
City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships and hotelssup.
piled with every tlnscrip.
ton ofTgAs, in chests, half
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MISS LINDA Stockholm paper announces
'hat Jenny Lind had sent to that city twenty thou
saho dollars, to be distributed among the poor
we hnd In our files the following paragraph re-
spec.ing the lady:
az, 1naa ne Jsnny Lin9.-By private letter from
sne swedish Nightingale. recently received bv a
Trend IN MANCHESTER, dated Philadelphia in the be-.
snra gnnfg ag OF Deoamoer we learn with mnch plea
mred and iavorits cantatrce writes in .s aa
heallh and spirits, and as she says her,sIf her
voice vas never better. She had concndad hsr
'New :.s York engagement having given in that cty
without any disappointment the wholly unpre'
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S!2YY15l1||l3|z3 S!2YY!151!|:|;z3

THE DAGUERREOTYPE SALOONS, No.
L 80 Camp street, (Shif buildngsl now open
for the reception visitors who respecuy invited To
examine the extensive collection of PORTRAITS.
Ex~ These SALOONS have been magnicebty furnished
and every will be bestowed give Satisfaction 10
patrons
Operating Room constructed expressly for this purpose with
an immense SKY-LIsHT. and by NEw CAxMIcAL Pro.
in very short 'oscs % Of time (ony sw econds ..hhns
be iieike.
eV A choice variety of new style EnameIlsA and En-.
gaved LookErs OF the finest Gold and best workmanship
suitable Ter Miniatures, fufahhed the manufacturer
prices -. =
Artists supplied with every article used in the Da.
dA 6m No AZ :,a,nn strSx Eswfl,ls.,s
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o25 dtf&W4t

WATCHES AND JEWELRY
p. ANDERSON, No. II St Charles street, y--S
-. Watches, ChronoIneters and Nautical Inru- kSfA
ments accurately adjusted. Philosophical and Eec. u
trcal Apparatus made to order and repaired AAS43
aD-nour Chronomeers altered to 56 hours. s25 Iy
M H. MEYER, No. 100 @ AMP street, " aich -
~. maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLD t<AkA
tENS, FANCY ARTICLES, andWATCHES. IN
AN Jewery articles repaired at moderate prices. mls
ZINE WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER
- WARE, YOUNG Il co, No. 8 Camp street,
have at all times hand complete
in the above tine WATCHES Of the best Eng
sh manufacturers, in Cola and Silver hunting open IN
lace cases. Patent Lever and Duplex Escar rements II n
Seieu ui plate an, lre tters plate movements an
All Sizes Geneva Watches PLAIN engraved enameiet
cases set with Diamonds Of which fully time
and quail - - ~
Ladies' CHAINS OF the newest patterns.
Gentemen's Guard, Fob and Vest CHAINS.
sPECTACLES, Gold, Silver and Steel, % all sights.
Diamonds in Brsastpins and Rings-vsry cheap.
Lades' Breastpins and Ear Rngs-a large ssorment,
Iod PENS in Gold and Silver Holders, warranted
Rings F-' f'A'" N~
Gold and Silver Thimbes Studs Collar and Sleeve Bu.ou,
StLVERWARE, warranted pure con plain and
patterns, Of Table and Desert nard and Salt
Spoons Table and Dessert Forks Soup Ladies' Butter Knyes
Sugar Tongs. - 7' - -''~''
PLATED WARE, OF Castors Candlsstickx etn
menttl CLOCKS, ol black, white and Marble.
Fine Ehglsn Ofice Clocks, with Steel Winding Chains
Citizens and
v 70 examine the above stock before
whole the quality exctIel ny hns In hs
trade and n Moderate prlces. W.
Particular repairing Watnhr. and
Jewery Cnhes mounted and Diamonds nd an
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...9,7s4,s7O a.N6.3Sl


New England has in the present Congress thirty
one members of the House of Representatives. In
the new apportionment size will have but twenty
seven-losing three members. Maine will have
six, New Hampshire three, Vermont three, Mas
sachusetts ten, Rhode Island one Connecticut four
misunderstanding to the Auditors state.
ment, made under resolution of the Convention
The value of all the lands and lots in the txvo
districts east of the Blue Ridge, under the assess
ment of 1888, was $129, 700, ,75S. 1t is now, IN
Guiding Alexandria, Sl55, 5,75l O51. Increase S26.-
O30293; or, exclusive of Alexandria, $23 30s7, ,265,
The value of the lands in the two western dis,
trcts in 1898 was $50, 10974s. 1t is now
Slls929,274. Increase S36, ,sl9525. Increase of
western over eastern lands, excluding Alexandria,
$l3.732, ,260.
The lands in the district west of the Alleghany
have increased S22, 295. 1888.
Between 1919 and 1888, the two districts east of
the Blue Ridge decreased in value 16 per cent.
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NJ ADAME H0RK-This celebrated Philosopher, As
,dcss sroSRs and Physog nom owner Of the
n she % n ss s s and
6s y So e ?ss'eS @ s1iI any Of The
rnrenoogcal Charts with admeasurements of The head,
'smperameot. etc. Consultation 81. aul2 i'm
GOODRICH " CO. offer for sale at their Ware.
at the lowest wholesale prices Their ocK Of RoERIES
Is large snn and worthy the attention of the trade
S aS a{ Chests superior il az and %Igss %pea do
@ sass sa chests an+n. oraIna5y d e and good Black do
p q de- DE- DO Green DO Isais,''f' doe:
~ hal chests English Breakfast Teas;
,5S H5S e SssS5ssni S1s -fs' Rsssd ssfs5 Sugar;
.s% am boxes Al, And drums Goldfish;
20 20 DO DO i',sS6.iG iW,1ehesIeT sSssp;,
80 do Star Candles: 70 Aaamantine cana'es'
5op 5o mats Cassa;
NJ | sass. sass Dutch nls olqbro Madder;
~ III cases cases lire ene GrseAers;
,IS lSS ea.es English Psst Pafief; ana Ale'
oS9 St I kegs Bridgewater Nails;
Sss; gssas S sE.y as;:.Sis #s:
,SS 80 hds.. do Sweet Sweet Malaga Vine; Wi'' WINE
SV WIN large stock of Pickles Preserves, Champagne
DUFFIELD's HAMS AND JOLES-
~ > bbS Duffields new Hams;
S Sn SRas DO DO eNra an Sugar cured Joes;
Landing ex steamer George md for sale ai by
iaas nca McALPIN,
, "Comr al street Row.
SEWN
WHOLESALE
Nos. PAP and 243
KEEP constan.
s5Fassss.F ssA5fSsi ~ FFRRi FESSi.i Ia; 4. :,.
to suit purchasers.
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MUSIC.


PIANO FORTK AND MUSIC sTORK.
b CAMP STREET
II. ATYLER has on hand and 10 constantly receiving
- -; pLaFQ FORTES, from the justly -
Davis Ri, %, Be.ton; John. B. DanSs%,, imam,
pavid Van Wmkie. A. n, Gale & Co. andy ~
odsr. the Hokss PATENr IRON osHtsos Fia
& 70 Ds delyered in turn fast rece.yed from the
These Pianos decidedly the bsst Piano now n
as particularly or the county, where Timers can sedm
a. heE VII stand longer and in better tune than any
ohs rano These Pianos have independent rim on cass
NJ, cn ca oe ismeyed In moment. there being connec
% AcG6KbNgss &c f'f sNHssf fLTEsA LG4TEEIsARsd ssd
H4k other Musical iasruments CONSTANTLY on hand and
% fer sale low gces SHEET MUSIC snP o1 Pisns sos
H P9Isitee 9sielb bGrtar Flute etc. Also INSTRUCTION
era scouni to Dealers Teacher all tose sending lasS.
on1era All orders promptly attended to. mhSy
MUSIC AND MI 51CAL lNsTHU MKNTs-T6e
" snbscnpers would respectfully request your .oa~
alsnpn 20 tner issge and extensive stock of Mo. a
sc ana Muacn Merchandise Of every description u1R
and also TO their yell selected asovtmsnt Of Piano s
Eortes, from the fac,oes of ths sI maken n the 6
Strings for Violin, Guitar Harp, yioincslo Double B.,
etc; Guitar Pins. Pegs. Screws etc.
VIolns, Futes Gu tars. Ancosdons Bras instruments
Piano Forte Wire, Tuning Hammer, Forks etc etc. and
every artIcf connected with the Music Business.
Orders for Music and Musical Instruments will be promptly
attended to. % - p'p"'
liberia discount made dealers and profeeors and to
Second Hand Pianos bought and taken in pa payment
for
All the Music received from the North a. soon as pub
lished. - ~ ~ '
The entire Music Department will be under the charge of
Mr.. H. ID. Hewitt. New Orleans, La. Oct. 25
os5 dt&wa f. 6. g. HEWifr. HHEEWafffr
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FAMILY GROCERIES,
L 80 barrels Extra Flour;
- kegs Rol Bnter-superior;
~ barrels new Hams for 1 amiy use:
20 kegs Leaf Lard
3S kits Salmon
40 kits No. Mackerel;
Landing and for sale by
le1 LABUZAN & co. a5 Common st.
N EW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WARE
~ HOUSE, Nos. i13 Gragier and IL
Caten ftrests, opposite the st Charles Hotel GEN1.
CARRIAGES and HARNESS of evsry 1s. HA4H
scHpuon always hand For sale fo cash " 9Iroyed
papef. Lso Springs Axles Lamps, Ban.ls Cloths
Leather Lace and Vanish ' '7'
sl4 6md&W A IJTM 6, f,o
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NEW ORLEANS,
SK @U =
MILNEBURG AND LAKE PoNTcHARrRAIN.
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD COMPANY
Nep -arrssgsnssrJor the Departsrs Of the Cars.
CARS LEAVE

~ An OMNBts leaves Canal and Char,res srect ever
quarter Of an hour Tor the Depot. go
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Notice.
oFFIcE LAKE PosTGHARrRAIHR = RALseAS CO. I


quarter OF an hour tor the Depot.
J. W. SMITH. superat.ais.s.
OFFICE LAKE PONTcHARTRAIN RAlLR0AD Co
m ~. NewOIlears. April ~, l64k 4
A L a Meeting of the Board Of Directors itw.s
Resofued. That public notice be given by the C1(s
that in conformity with the rules already adopted al
known, shall not hold itself responsible far k. sen
age OF missing whateves happenhg to goods snrposte
except when shifting from accident during the atnai
shall be al The rsk and ner of III owner sppss o.
sgnee from the very moment it IL sdsi -
pAINTlNG DONE WELL AND CHEAP.
Il a. BOWERS 50 lous and favorshly know HagsE
aud SIaN PAINTER, dinofm his namsrous rnds and
The public in ssneri that he has PAINT SHOP at ia
Ms street, where he prepared tor
eating t.ompfness and dispatch all orders his
business. with the best of msieria1 rfty
BARCLAYS London Porter and Bass' Palo
ID AIe-A casks, inst landed and os sale by
dsi jOHN II. ELLIOrT& co. y ssCustomhosssa 4
r EMONS-10O bxs. Merton Lemons, fos ~ bv
- n26d Z. +. NICHOLS q IN.
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VOLUME HI.-NUMBER 294.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DANCING ACADEMY.

DANCING ACADEMY.
NTR.PCLISSEY ,e.,.c.f,,,,,;,
lvl 80 c.o.I.,.. - '''s,' is's INC dsAies
..-s, = ' ', 'e.~ol'eNhs ~ tha' ms Dancing >01a
heaoemy VIII oe opened on MONDAY Nov. at
na1x No. CaroDdeIet stree, be,~een omuao. And l3
k5 on c.n.I .,...,. = :. -, -
XA1K "' ''iee's, ~ners nc VIII teach an the mos ~
6l1 shionabie Dances the folIgvpx
1H Ere,<b f.,rJ-,U..
1850" Qse4' e1seS' ft
. rouse OeuL Temps, Polka q Mdz0Hyka
po1ss =. 1.ys ~, emps' German Polka Waltz.
~ ,eD"~1'
1he Sc0ettsh POfka.
rz. pr,x.,. f,,..... e.. ,.,.. - -.,x
evsry DAY. II
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INSURANCE.
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FTRE:
Insurance COMMANDS

CAPITAL esOO.OO0.
JOHN. NJ HILL, Pres, GEO W. MARTIN, sec'ry
kY This long established Company with the most ample
f ss S:,,
Il Assnfl GkE as sefs s enc G5 Of 81 m.s..n.
KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE lNsURAACK co.
at COVLNGTO.N, KY
w. K. ROBBINS, President A. L. GREER Vice Preqiden
BOA ID OF DIRECT oRs:
W.. B. Robbins. A. L. Greer. c. A. Wnhers
"isss wi.isr.s D. Casey s. wsli;: Il E: Mack
1T. MoREHEAp. Solicitor.
PRETLow, N. D.. Physician.
j. B. CASEY, Chairman Committee on Finance.
The terms upon which this company insure life arc
iary favorable to the insuredmuch So il is
hff r. the srss s Any S liz
900, 600 Of which been paid in cash and 80
secured in the safest manner by Bond and Mortgage Rea
Rates of Premium greatly reduced from the rates of other
coimpanies inI"anes ana s nc nore % %sansy graduated
the creditors of their husbands; ~
The insured not liable to assessments for losses;
No extreme hazards taken by this company;
An annual dividend all policy holders payable in cash
also. additions made to Life Policies every five years.
Policies issued upon application Without Delay causing no
Loss OF Insurance TO the parties.
Lives OF either insured between the of IA and 60
inclusive, for year, years. for life
The pamphlets and tracts published by the company viii be
nature, principles application and benefits of Life Insurance
Also an examination of the plans of the other Mutual Com
posed by tins company together with various tabsone
showing the rates OF premium for the OF life of sever
comPanie compared with the rates of this company. and
anoe giving the rates OF this company, for all and
terms at which insurance is made
ramphets and fas furnished grats and applications
ybhrD A rRDIbhLoN. LION JR., Agent, at Newo.leans
oce Of Psopes Tess1aSS MsiSa ne E1am2s
change, 81. Charles street. nl9 If
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Tea Warehouse.

No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
VI E largest assortment of GREEN and BLACK
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each assured becoming member thereof and enov
ing portion of its profits being entirely exempt from any
hatnhty beyond the amount OF premium accrued
Insurance Companies organized the mutual principle
are generally successful especially those exclusively
confined to Life as they based calculations arran.
ed correct by long and close scrutiny but The
stability and SUCCESS Of this Company is placed beyond
contingency by the advanta made
o undoubted Guarantee Fund of $50 not to be used
essened subscriptions Mutual Insurance Companies
always are, BY insurance.
This Extra Guarantee Fund of $50 remains permanent
until the Company has accumulated similar amount TO
take its place.
California permits granted. and extensive travelling
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Joshua Baldwin, John ID. Ben,
Henry G: Stetson, Henry Renstaw,
Chaies NJ. Waterman, Edward G. Payne,
MARX Walton, William G. Tompkins,
James Bonner, George w Vest
Wannck niartin, Thomas |. Dix
William II; Garland, John Calhoun,
George q. Lawrason, Jilson p Harrison
Robert NJ. McAIpin, John Leeds
A. b. Seger, NJ O. a. Norton
JOSHUA BALDWIN, President.
HARMON DoANK, Secretary ' '''>
Medical Examnes- RICHARD BrIN Nj H.. HowApn
L. l.. Go0LD. Attorney. So " - ~; ;;v,7
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BOARDING..

SLAVESs;:: SLAVES.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-IC0 SLAVES,
Tor which the highest cash prices will bs paid Chi
Ssns and merchants who have slaves M sas. win paese
10 3mOss ELIHU CRESWELL 15S Common d.
EOR SALE-A fine Piano Forte. nearly new.
gt superior tone and work kmanshlp;
FAMILY CARRIAsE; nearly new, in fAe order, fs -
or Two horses, with double harness
U SWEET alRANaE TREES, TWO and three yeane11, n
plsn's about 500 GRKKN-HoUsk PLANTS Of auos osG3
variety. Z, Ts77's.
FOR RENT-The Store No. O7 Julia street. ssfahh -
any retail business ~
WANTED-A good second hand CIsrHnN to hold abeut
SotU gallons Apply at No. az ate hex street. mp
stairs. fe3 2fisltOs
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This Company is now ready to make
Insurance on White Persons and
Slaves, at their established rates Of
premium. This being the only Com.
pany, incorporated in the State, con.
fined exclusively to Life Insurance,
with an extra Guarantee Fund, The
Directors feel confident that 1t affords
unusual and much gfeater induce.
ments to those desiYons Of efiectine an
insurance on their lives than any other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-27
NOR SALE-At New Rochelle, nearly

~ new Stone Cottage and Grounds on the pnnelpt,
street leading from The village 10 the S.esnloDas
Landing Size Of ground IL ~ feet 6by 49, on NE 60 "a
OF Bond and Elm streets. Also lot adjoining ~ Ssids
feet. The cottage Il IS by 90 story anu dss,sb
basement, good well Of water, and moss ,esi "a
residence for person who would have ~ , 49,
convenient eoptry residence al small expense TUT ''
&C 3, sPP s ITO" 70 Z. Fl. BROWN, II wall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-27
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR

IL CITY PROPEkTY.-Tha Farm, known as Howard
place containing about 30 situate on the South Bay
tbs village OF sayvte Long Island formerly The resi-
dence Of Capt Mercena Munson About bali the land 10
under high state OF cultivation aud the whole lies soping
beautifully toward the beach and 10 capable Of great pro-
euction-
The mansion surrounded by extensive and beautiful
lawn, well shaded with trees and shulboery-contsns
about 20 rooms IL In good condition. and has been recently
painted coach houses stsbng for IL horses one OF the
largest barns the Island; houses for Ice, milk coal,
smoking too!s &c; cattle sheds pig pens corn house &c
AL on the main Travelled road, about quarter OF mile
rom the water, with handsome avenue leading 10 the
beach This Ia undeniAoly q very desirable residences
nom is peculiarly of soil the purity and abundance OF
ter, there three wells Of son water, beside several
spTngs the premises,) modified Sr-the balmy
bree nom the beautiful bay rendering II decoGsly cool
10 Summer, and quite temperate Ia wnie These sdgsn
ssges render OF the most healthy locations 10 be found
There the place young orchard Of about $50 rees
Of seectcd grated fruit and extensive garden hled
with variety OF small fruits. plants, grapes. &c
Game abounds In the vicinity and the most enthusiastic
disciple of Isaac Walton be granted 10 bis hearts de-
sire with the 6sh and oysters nom the Bay and trout In
shoals on his own and tho neghbOring streams. Manure
OF tho quality s constantly depong the beach In
large quantities and therefore costs only the labor Of earring
Fro every part Of the place ia al extensive view Of the
Bay and Ocean beyond.
The distance from NewYOrk Is sSOo' 50 miles Time
hours by Railroad. ~
II moi sold entire BY the LIST Of February win be divided
and sold In cottage lots Terms moderate and mos1 Of he
purchase money remain bood and mortgage do
sired. Inquire Of d. d. HOWARD. Irving ho9se.
ku New-York.
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NOTICE OF APPLcA nos TO be dehsEed from debt pursu
art 10 ace title chapter part Of the Revised Statutes
ahAsA WooLLEf-s0 se Ant published Dsc.ubsr 49, 1870
Credto appear before Hon Edwin Dodge County JaSs &c
he Office Gouvesur 81 Lawreaos Couniy the 5 March,
1881 Al o0eocock, p n
hA1BAs WOOLLEf.-Hotcefrstpa published Decesber i9h.
$50 Creditors appear before Hon Edwin d. County Jndes
&C at be once IA Gouvsaeur St. Laursacs County the 9th
Mach, 1881, At cos O'elock, Pm ds lGvl0sns
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NOR SALE A Calender and two
III starcbine Machines all in good order and will be
sold cheap II applied for soon. Inquire OF T. RENNlE,
corner OF Thirty. ihrd-st and Eighth av. J2o 2wS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-27
TVHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH DO
TELEGRAPHIC.-Citizens and Snan-

TELEGRAPHIC.-Citizens and Sxan-
Il gers are invited to call and examine The operation
he MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH az
NORTORs TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS
III Broadway NeWYork.
The immense success attending the adaptation Of O1m-
stead's P aient Telegraph Battery 70 the
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE,
has induced the subscriber 70 accept from the MAnufso
turers, -
the appointment sole Agent oI the sale thereof and they
VII hereafter be kept constantly on sale a.
HORTONS TELEGRAPHIc ROOMS,
IN Broadway, New YORK.
The Olnstead Patent Magnetic Machine for MEDICAL
purposes entirely different from any other medical In
Srumeuis thai person form proper idea Of It's sd-
Vanisges without Witnessing its operations when they win
be found apparent 70 render Argument superhuo1A
The Of electricity completely under the control Of
he operator and nom almost ipercepubity be grad
ualy Increased any strength the patient may desire
while instead Of feeling the painful spssmOdic contraction
Of the muscles produced by al other medical Instruments
gentle flowing pleasantly through the
tenn Telegraph Companies are respectfully informed thai
every description Of Magnetic and Chemical Telegraph
apparatus IL kept constantly sale AZ
HORTOHs FELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
III Broadway, New-York,
where alorderSl must be addressed oil RMkWu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-27

WINTER GARMENTS.-In view of
The advanced Taste Of The Season. are Offering Al
Reduced Prices selection from what In az endesvor TO 70
tain Tie supremacy Of our Goods have 20 hesitation N
commencing - the beet assortment Of First Qualify
READY MADE GARMENTS IN the city, comprising
particularly style Of surouts Over and Body sacks
Dress and Frock COstS PantalOons, Vests &c.
VIM. T. JENNINGS, & Co 81 Broadway,
d0 II opposite the Para Fountain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-27

A II PRIVATE SALE.-The three-s story
IN BRICK HOUSE and LOT, No. p WestW ashing
tonsq size of house p by AZ feet with square piazza IN
In the rear finished In modern style, with kitchen range
hot and cold water bathrooms aud other convenences for
gentee family; size OF lot p by 80 feet deep Part ofhe
purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage For
ja5 iw XNTHoNY j. BLEECKER, 7 Brosd-st