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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-01-02

MANAGERS.
Jacob Goetz Michael II Drehel
John Edlnger jacob FredeTlcK
lanes II. Walton George B. Keller
Edward Poslen Peter Shaw
ROberr Boys John Miller
Richard s. Staples Jacob Shoemaker
BaIsar Feherman.
JACOB GOETZ, President.
JAMES H. Walton, Treasurer.
January 81, 1850.
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NOTICE

The public are notified that DR.. S P Townsend's
Extract Of Sarsaparlla will in future be maniac
tured under the direction Of Jas R Chiffon, Chem
isl. whose name in connection with that of DIR. S
Townsend, will be upon each bottle, 10 prevent
fraud Sold in SfrOudSburo hy
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-01-02
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Ilg & IHSd5IIKS
S.AiASgslasSs4lQ y 1.y
THE GENUINE ARIICLE,l
Greatly Observation-Disclosures by DIR. chill
TON, the great Chemist.
DR.. s. u. T0WRSend,S SGrSapd77lta,
The most extraordinary Medicine in the world
Over two hundred and fifty thousand persons
cured of various diseases, within the last years.
1t cures Scrofnla, stubborn Ulcers, Effects of
Mercury. Fever Sores, Erysipelas, Rheu
matism, Consumption, General De-
bty. Dyspepsia, Costireness,
Skin Diseases, Liver Com
plant. Dtorsy & Gout,
Rin2worms, Can
Gers and Tuners. Heart Diseases
The great beauty OF this medicine is, that il new
er iajures the constitution. and is always bench
cal even TO the delicate, and is the only med
icine ever dis Covered that creates new, pure and
rich blood and that reaches The bone. Thou
sands ready to testify To lis MANY virtues
GREAT SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE.
Every person should take bottle spring and fall
10 regulate the system and drive out all impurities
TAKE CARE OF YOUR CHILDREN.
One bottle of DIR. S. P. Townsend's Extract Of
sarsaparla will cleanse the system of a child.
READ THE EVIDENCE.
EAsToN, Pa, August s. 1850.
This is to certify that have been troubled with
swelled leg for twenty five years, attended with
general debility, and restored TO perfect health
hy the use of DR. p rownsend's Sarsaparilla.-
I can refer to others in this place who have taken
This valuable medicine, and who speak in terms OF
The highest commendalion Of It's healing virtues.
CH HECKMAN,
Former Sheriff Of northampton county.
EAsToN, Pa, August s. 1850.
About TWO years since my little daughter caught
lhe Measles, which left her with a severe cough,
which no doubt would have turned TO consumption
lad not DR. 5 p To,rnseaGS SarSdpar7ila been Civ
en- and by which she was perfectly restored to
health. JOSEPH SIABP.
This is to certify, that my child was afflicted with
q horrible disease in the face (Which resisted the
Efforts Of my family physcian,) and was entirely
cured by half bottle of DIR. S. ?. Townsend's S
Sarsaparilla WILLIAM WOOD.
Uniontown, Fayeue CO., Pa, July 1850
This is to certify thai we have sold DR. S P Town
sends Sarsaparilla for many years, and consider 1t
n very valuable medicine, many cures having been
effected in vicinity. young man by the name
of Westley Rotherock, of this place, cured Of
the Scrofula, (havng large Jumps in his neck) by
the use Of one bottle. ThOs REED G. Son
Huntingdon. Pa. July Sd, 1850.
NOTICE.
The public are notified that DIR. s TOwnsend's 5
Extract Of Sarsapanla, will in future be maniac
tured under the direction Of Jas. R Chiffon, Chem
isl. whose name in connection with that of DIR. s
p Townsend will be upon each bottle, to prevent
fraud. Sold in Stroudsburg by
THEODORE SCHOCH.
Wholesale and Retail
JDruggists and others informed that we
have made arrangements TO supply this medicine
by The Dozen, the Manufacturers prices. 1t
viii be their advantage therefore to procure theI
supplies from
rtir rlp
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.1.a MOFFATs is d,
Life Pills and Phoenix Blfters.

These Medicines have now been before inc
public for period Of FIFTEEN YEARS, anu
ter in almost every part Of the globe theirex-
traordinary and immediate power of restoring per-
feet health persons suffering under nearly every
kind of disease to which the human frame is lIapef
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ernment 10 entirely different from that OF Europe Jea
ousy among me different soveregns OF Europe lest any
one OF them might become powerful Tor the rest has
caused them anxousy TO desire the establishment of
what they term the balance of power"
Ii cannot be permitted to have any application on the
North American continent and especially TO the United
States. We must ever maintain the principle that The
people OF this continent alone have the rxht 10 decide
their own destiny. Should any portion Of Them const
utinK Independent State, propose TO unite themselves
with our confedeacy, this will be question for them
and us to Determine, without any foreign interposion
We can never consent that European powers shall inter
fere TO prevent such union, because it might disturb
The bslance OF power which they may desire TO main
tain upon this continent Near quarter of century
ago the principle was distinctly announced TO the world
IN the annual message OF OF my predecessors that
"ths American continents by the Tree and independent
condition which they have assumed and maintained are
henceforth not to be considered subjects for future
colonization BY any European power" This principle
will apply with greatly increased force, should any Eu
Iopean power attempt 10 establish any colony in
North America.
In the existing circumstances OF the world the present
is deemed proper occasion reiteraie aud rearm the
principle avowed by Mr. Monroe and 10 state my cordial
concurrence in its wisdom and sound policy The reas
seron OF this principle, especially reference 10 North
America, i at this day, but the PRONUNCIATION OF policy
which no European power should cherish the disposition
10 resist Existing rights OF every European nation
should be respected but 10 due alike 10 safety and
interests that the efficient protection of our laws
should be extended whole territorial limits and
that il should be distinctly announced to the world as
settled policy that future European colony or do
minon shall, with consent be planted established
on any part OF the North American continent.
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ITO THE DEAF.-DOCTOR HARTLEY, aurs,, from the Ear
Inirmay, % Arch Philadelphia,
his patients In the nesborhood of Washington
been In that he has compliance with
made to spend few days
noises in the head and all dsugreenbe discharges
external speedily and permanently without
when maformaon does exist Dr. H. be
his Myerss dry goods Pennsylvania
between 9Th and 10Th Streets Washington from TO O'Clock daily
Evenings by appointment
special practice enabled
Of find the confirmed
yield by steady attention the
The following testimonials submitted with confidence They
by Of distinguished medical Of
country
Ihave had pleasure HARLEY practice have
been led form favorable opinion of his character both the
w. PARKER, MD,
Professor Of Surgery, SC.
professional abilities will be duly appreciated by those who
place themselves under his care. -
Professor of Anatomy, sc.
From my Dr. Hartley, have found his deport
correct and genusmsny.
pleasant duty give my testimony in favor Of the
D. Hartley of Deafness The appca
instantaneous. HP. HARDMAN,
Counsellor at-aw, % Chambers street.
Of partial deafness treated by him
with the happy scientific gentleman
produce testimonials OF his ability and success in this
difficult of the medical profession Globe.
Persons afflicted by
Hartley anrist No 80 Arch street, above Third liz
and, having paid particular
affecting hearing acquired from his skill
coping with this serious affection than
which possessed by physicians general pfacuceD
spdfeh
Dec l7-dn
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,SI5sTe 2,bi76s 4zN,iD t4Hr"'
Out Of these large in the past she has paid
her engagements and subscribed TO new works What IL
most that the yield double this year what
they did in 1914 under the tariff of 1872 shown ing incones
ably the great prosperity of the State. the revenues OF
which higher in 1861 than ever before The pros
per,y which gives greater produotveness inn
parts greater remuneration industry, enabling all produ
Of sr ovr productions and to pay
lees tribute to capital.
Produce continues generally to advance Flour 'es at
"a a. 81 50, straight Statea rise Of 31a in
DAYS; mixed western - ~ - 81; southern - Ga q
as 25 Corn meal, So IS, Rye hour, 81 70 Wheat Arm
% cents. Canadian Rye, 70 cents oais %5t cenu Corn
bisber-83 cents mired So eents, northern yell
low WbisLsy, "a cents Pork, Sl5 old mess Beef hm--
IS Eli mess Lard. 81 ~ cents Tallow, II cents,
country Wool very firm At - cents, feccshe sale.
large both foreign and domestic. as well In Boston ss here
Freghn pretty sctive.
Tn. stock market, under the supply Of money IL firm,
with every manifestation Of growing speculation. The
prospect Of larger remanees Of capital from Europe for
emit points the absorption of considerable lots,
and much goes forward by each packet The chances OF
advance in the United States S. under the
purchase OF the department, which likely pay of
So 900 In the next eighteen months, are great Ohio
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DIED.,

ms city, a O'Clock, the morning 18th instant,
iri Colonel DANIEL RANDALL, Deputy Paymsssr General
United States Army, in the Goth year OF his age.
colonel Randall Annapolis. Maryuna
tered The army in july 1885, paymasle regiment
Infantry During his military always actively
poyed In the duties Of his responsible position
himself able, efficient, meorous officer In the peo
Ance Of his duty he shunk from danger
any necessary responsibility, but always cheeuy
ususs and exposures nseparabe from in
climate and on an unhealthy frontier In his pay
nent mas sustained loss which win felt Hi,
courteous ana ssnusmany department and his high
sndsared him TO the generally procured him
and devoted friends and render his loss douby
nicted relatives.
His body will be conveyed Annapolis for nterment His
friends invited funeral al 10 O'Clock m on r
day. tho 10Th instant from the residence of Mrs agne Pennsy
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Such has been the influence OF the extraordinary
pc y the whole country upon the low prices Of cotton
which have succeeded high valuations Of last year
when the stocks Of manufacture ran down so low The
increased pton exceeds by far the increased
CENT, th. year. and the ability of the planters hold Is
TO any surplus production that have taken place
Hence the lords" both sides Of the Atlantic will
he compelled walk up the line. The great prosperity
of IN. country which enables tho manufacturer, to give
bioh.r r,ss Tor rs and labor. and still profits
ia 90 satisfactorily manifest as in the annoare
turn, now being mads OF State finances and in none more
80 Penn,yvans which, while affecting to be adversely
influenced by the want OF high tath affords evidence Of
the bgb., prosperity After she failed her interest ten
wear. ago. she established system OF taxation to meet her
and only those taxes, but the tolls on her
public works, and OF revenue, show the high
returns for the past year 1911 was the hft year Of
taxes, and they have progressed as follows
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quisiton upon the conneaion between language and ma
nonslites In conclusion only, he took the opportunity
10 auds to the objects Of his mission hherwsrds and
solicit the furtherancs Of them by his entertainers
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ApJuTAsr GkkkkAL's OyyIck,
no. Washington Dee. II, 1881.
Inc oncen Of ls army duty present in washing
'h ms requested to attend Lieut. Colonel
~ randall, Deputy Paymass General, residence
hAsas fennsyvsna avenue al 10 O'Clock M Friday,
ih"snt r. JONES' Adjulsnt General.
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On wednesday morning. I7h Episcop
cnuIch South by Rev RosskH, THOMAS JOHN
son 70 CHARLOTTE PINKNEY, daughter Of Rev. c. A. DAVIS
all OF this city.
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TELEGaArHIo REPORTS, SO.


LOWELL, mass , Dec. l6-Abonl haEpsst o'clock this
morning. nre broke out in Crosbys turning mi situated
on Howe street. which was also occupied bedstead
factory machine shop, &c, all OF which consumed,
win Three dwelling houses owned by Mr. Abbo and
two bI Stephen Castle, Fsyee Also Stats an.
nsl mill The loss tho latter is estimated Sl2 600
insured for $1,000 Mr. Castles loss SO 000insuIed for
$1,000 The loss to Mr. Crosby is about S6000-asurance
$1,000 Abbou's loss rs, 000-psrtislly insured.
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mas ent ~ 900 ,his pay of he7 per
ana Interest due January l. The Quotations to-day

Inc land warrants affected by tho threats Of OK
them Hansisrabe-a plan which operated beautifully
year. knocking them up and down pleasure
Yours, PRENTICE
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, city Of Washington,
under the direction Haght Palmer, OF New York,
Supreme Of the United ststes, for the follow
ing objects -
Conducting professional business in the Supreme Court o. ne
viii be given Of Csorns
land tles coming appeal
q The prosecution recovery Of all claims In law Or EQUIV,
menrs against foreign before boards OF
w.
IVY Once, Departments. sa oo,'nins ms
m,ssion of fines, penalties, and ofet"es' i' ~'s'"
revenue posof other laws -, rr,,.. o,.,.. -
me omea OF
om eYsi.n procuring land warrants and pen
.,on. nnd.y OF The United states
caan,on. g,oer,iy debts, eRsces and inherit
.n... n ,he limited State. and foreign countries
United States and State stocks and
io.ns and on bone nnd mortgage affreehold esnie -
An addressed paid TO the undersaned VIII
cs,ve attention. He 10 solely snthonyed 10
e the ..noy Of the late nrm OF Palmer
snehen 80,
from the leading European languages ereu'ed With
fidelity and despatch. un.. :, a.,..,n
wlsH1saros, Oct o. 1881.
oct 2p-dwklawn
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ESPECIAL BARGAINs.-opensd to-day
~ blankets, beet and cheapest kinds in
and varying In price from 81 jim per pair up 10
Sl2
A large lot OF cheap blankets for single beds
10, of bed comforts, well made and thick, of the
Those persons comforts, table linens dam
towels, will lind much their advantsget 10 examine
stock.
really very shnws all
large Of black bombssins, nerinoes, aud aipacas
pieces handsome lowpriced table damasks Also,
large lot Of finer
bundles table napkins. assorted
do towels and eIings
rs pieces OF those cheap white fannels
100 do choice caiicoes, at 6k cents per yard
10 do rich plain black Silks Of that peculiar "sosy
kindn
30 do very handsome printed bookings aoor
100 very cheap shifting cotons
SO do Irish inens all grades ''puTe hnenn
priced "Lyonese Cloths" English mennoes,
all shades, with many other goods
cash, unless arranged
Good articles. prices, dealing may be relied
cares.
PERRY BROTHER
Dec l6-l3uf Opposite the Centre Market.
N EMBERs Of Congress, CITIZENS and strangers viii
MI hnd q
as pieces nneb black and blue cloths
Black and fancy colored and vesng Of the
choice styles and qualities
Thick and medium drawers,
100 pieces priced medium and
pieces sheens the brands I2
per yard. worth ls or IL
Also umbrellas half hose gloves suspenders pocket
handk srche6s &C
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary.
Good articles low and fair dealing may be relied on in all
cases PERRY b BROTHER,
Dec lI--louf opposite the Centre Market
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NdHtHg OI fHe 1WTsca.
NEw YoRk Dec. 1.-The steamer America sailed o-day
2r Liverpool with % passengers and 81 600 in specie
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Grand Democratic Festival the january,
1854.
Subscription books for this festival will be placed Wizards
Bowns Gadsys the Irving the National post once Of the
House Of representatives. and the Thorny on
the Navy Yard The persons subscribe win
be received also by either Of the the of
ranssmenta mentioned below,
ID. Hoover, j. Knox Walker,
FRANCIS r. Hsi Col. j. G. Bsrret
W. w. Curen, Chas. 8. Wallack,
T. b. Robinson, DR.. Aaron w, Miller.
Zephaniah Jones,
A. il the intention Of the ke 10 no more
pleasantly the main saloon
jackson Hail. those wishing participate in this festival
quessd their before January the
books will be closed
The price Of tickets will b. 50 each.
l2-occat8hJan
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CALONA Farm For Saie.-Ths beautiful hrm-ths former
j residence Rev VIM. Ma-is offered for sale LOCI.
ted in comfy yirsna miles from Washington D.
contemplated plank road leading nom Faifr
Geoeown and adjoining the hm Commoeoss
Jones high state ofcuvsnon well
wa,ered living springs well fenced plenty OF timber VIII
fruit The buildings consist OF brick mansios ~
by "a attached which make 2os feet 'front.' stone arm
spring brick school house carriage houss
corn house bas.menta in good repair
sud : remarkably healthy. -. .u.,,
LaSoLrY, Fairfar county, Va, Dec ], 1851
3-lsw6w'
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on nno Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
oUUUU and York Butter Store NO ~ Han
owe street, Baltimore.
great has been collected with The greatest
and families during the winter
am well aware prejudice exists sganst packed
batter ali eastern them Goshen
huy which not the Being Of the old
and New York who possess superior
in procuring diaries from Orange county
and who are sending supplies regularly twice week. feel
will suit The most rsnnsd
and delightful flavor until spring Hun
dds OF citizen. OF butter NO
pains be spared all All goods delivered In hs
eli freeof
Also 1900 pounds choice pine apple cheese All VIII DO
sold as low in York by the few packages.
All goods bought and sold for cash - . ,or.,r,,
BALTIMORE, Dec III, 1851.
Zee Io-iaw3w
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IyROM supply opened to-day
100 pairs hne and cheap Blankets suitable for
hotels and boarding houses
pieces table diapers dsmaks, all widths and prices
very cheap
Ia5 pieces dwellings large and
assortment, a style and prices
dozen napkins various and prices
pieces printed floor cloths, handsome patterns
priced cloths and English mrnnoes
pieces white Hannss from TO extra super hns
white shawis
handsome plaid silks, styles
400 nav ststcn and Waterloo long wool shaw
fancy mourning
100 pieces black spsca and bar
saps-with a kind. OF mourning goods
hand cloth for pianos sind tables
w. are now making daily additions stock, and VIII be
found o all times complete
All be for cash approved paper
nj .bor, dates uniformity prices observed and all
t,c,~s soidar warranted represented
Good articles prices and fair dealing be relied on In al
fEtshf " bhol nEn,
me- lt-louf opposite the Centre Market.
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Destruction of Cotton Fdctory.

NORFOLK Dec. l6-Abraham Riddck's cotton factory
situated in Nansemond county, together with grist mil
loss estimated AT $4,000, which partially covered by in
suranee
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Great Co~aagraiton IN Raleigh.

PETERSBURG, (Va..) Dec. l6 We learn tina, most de-
structivo conagra occurred Raleigh North CaroI
ma, yesterday, by which twenty thirty buildings
consumed, including the telegraph office So rapid
the progress Of the names that 1t found necessary
blow the buildings TO prevent further read of the
connagration. Loss estimated at $3.50
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By DYER ~ MCGUIRE. Auctionsers.
nRy GOODS FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, sc.-on Thurs
mornings, 18th and 10Th 10 o'clock
mall sell large Of sessonabs
dry goods jevsry, hc. wiz
Long and shawls, dress silks
= silk warp slpscs, bishop lawn.
s~ss mnslns, jsconst cambfcs
Linen cambno and silk handkerchief
SIX velvets, illusions, grapes, wells
Buck, Berlin lined silk, and Kid gloves
ampendefs, table covers, eravau
Bead bags, carpet bags, iaces
Edsing,, cap nets, sewing silks
Spool, skeia and bail cotton, feathers
Together Iewery fu felt bonnss rihsnds &c
Also extensive Of toilet pernmey, CT
tracts &c. DYER MCGUIRE
Auctionesrs-
~ r. The described goods he sold and those
wish purchase price viii do well to attend
Dec lid
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United states Patent once,
December Is, 1851.
IN petition Of Wing, OF Belfast New York, praying fS
the paent granted him for Improvement
machine uougs for conducting water FROM
buildings, from the expiration OF said patent,
pac, seventeenth day Of March, A. d. 1851
said petition be heard al the Patent once on
1852 ~ O'Clock. and all persons
appear they havs why said
petition ought not TO be granted .
opposing the extension are required 70 hs IN me sent
specifically forth writing alsas twenty
dny, before the day testimony filed by either
be taken and transmitted In accord
ONCE which will be furnished on appcs
Ordered published in the National Intel
lseDccr, Republic, Union, Washington D. CT Rochester
Rochester York Providence Journal Prov
idence l. Pennsylvania Inquirer Philadelphia, Pa and rs
burg Gazette Psburs, Pa week for three successive
weeks previous 10 the LIST day Of March, le30 -
THOs EWBANK,
Commissioned Of Patents.
OF the above win please and send their
Patent Office, with paper containing this noucs
Dee l6-lawJw
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ACARD-sIGNoR VITO WITT respectfully announces 10 the
citizens OF Columbus that AFTER an absence o.
the purpose OF oef
extensive assortment o. hs most mag
and imported by himself expressly io e
c,,z of % The variety comFrise--
Marbis nd sshastsr statuary, vases OF agate
Bordsgho, yellow Sienna, and pure white Tor mantei orne
tables. desks. portfolios tsscsdde-, card recer
Ac., insid with pearl
Plated wnre-yzi walters nom TO 30 inches, casters oval,
square, round cake baskets, and oandlesnckI =
French dinner dessert and tea SETS Rocasho, En
uuscsn, and Roman vases -
rich assortment Of bohemian ana DRESDEN gWms'
superbiy decorated
Terra Cottn vases, inksands pitchers, baskets, &c
Together many valuable and choice bjou Tor hoyday
presents .,.- -.
for the Of arranging The
above will take place on Monday eve
ming and continued each evening until the whoie are
disposed OF :, -. .u..,-.
"e" DYER MCGUIRE,
n.o hucuoneers
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BY DYER Il MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUcTIoN.-on Thursday,
December IL, al O'Clock, shall sell lots Nos
and a. No. 2e5 containing all II 100 square
situated the Of 18th and opposite Franklin Row.
Terms cash residue in twelve eighteen
months, with interest satisfactorily secured.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Dec ls-luf Auctonsen.
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JUST OPEsED.Ths particular attention OF ladies requested
the following
70 very superior and cheap long cashmere shasis
10 fine Scotch long ,bhws high colors
10 dozen superior sih hose, all grades
10 sorss superior embroidered handkerchief.
The above with variety Of other cheap useful eoods,
worthy the attention Of buyers
VERIFY MILLER
sv, opposite Centre Market, between Th and
is-lmn
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FTER thanking patrons for the increased
extended during the pss' yes we 70
hst shall receive the cssh o n"ee
due by m prormo we feel
only requisite add that the prompt attention o. our enn w
contribute temporal webens, and We donn NOV WI" CIV
them the utmost pleasure. n.o~,,rr
l6-30uf FERRY HkoIHEk
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Heavy Saou St0Tm,--C Closing of Navigation
BUFPALo, Dec ia violent gale and snow storm pre-
vailed last night and tho this morning feet
deep the ground. The May Flower the hast boat of tine
season, went up the lake yesterday.
OGDENsnuRo, Dec. I6 The snow in this town is about
l6 inches deep, and the weather is cold.