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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-04-24
nn,uai Fire Ensurance COnnpamy.


The rate of Insurance is one dollar on The
thousand dollars insured, after which payment
no subsequent tax will be levied, except to COW
er actual loss or damage by fire, that may iaIl
upon members of The company.
The melt profits arising from interest or 9th
erwise, will be ascerained yearly, for which
each member in proportion to his, her, or their
deposire. will have a credit in The company
Each insurer in or with the said company viii
he member thereof during The term of his or
her policy The principle oI Mutual Insurance
has been thoroughly tesed-has been irled by
the unerring test OF experience. and has proved
successfu and become very popular. 1t al
(nrds The greatest security against lOss-or dam
hge by FIRE, on The most advantageous and
reasonable terms.
Applications for Insurance 10 be made IN
person, or by letters addressed 10
JAMES II. WALTON, Ser'y.
MANAGERS.
Jacob Coerz Michael Fl Dreher
John Edlnger Jacob Frederick
James H. Walton George B. Keller
Edward Posien Peter Shaw
Robert Boys John Miller
Richard S Staples Jacob Shoemaker
Balssr Fetherman.
JACOB GOETZ. President.
JAMES H. Walton, Treasurer.
S,roudsburg. January 81, 1850.
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MOFFATS
Life Pills and Phoenix Bllters.

These Medicines have now been before tbs
public for period of FIFTEEN YEARS. and
during that time have maintained high charac-
ter in almost every part of the globe for their ex-
traordinary and immediate power of restoring per-
feet health to persons suffering under nearly every
kind of disease to which the human frame is liable.
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Raising RloOd

And Consumption, pam IN the SIDE and night
sweats, Asthma WhOoping Cough, palpita
ton Of tie heart, LiUer comptatnt Bronchitis,
And all diseases of The throat, lungs and liver
cured by Sherman's AliHeaIlng Balsam.
RAISING BLOOD AND CONSUMPTION
Mr.. Milne, Builder, in Brooklyn, was at
tackled with raising blood followed by cough
pain in the side, and all the usual symptoms of,
consumption. He employed two of the best
physicians they did him no good and told
him he could not iue.
Hearing Of the wonderful cures performed
by Shermans Balsam, he sen, al 10 O'Clock at
night TO Mrs Hayes, l36 Fulton street, and
GOT bottle IL operated like charm, stopped
the bleeding aud cough! Before he had taken
one boIlIe he was able TO be about his work,
It had Saued has life His daughter, residing
at 1877 Myrtle Avenue, can auestl.
Miss Ann Maston, of Williamsburg, living
in Tenth, near South Fourth street, says-Thd,
she had been troubled with hacking cough,
and pain in The chest, for long time, which
al last become so bad that she was obliged 10
give up her school for more than year. She
then commenced tak!ng the AIlHealing Bal
sam--which soon aleyaled her symptoms.
her Iaborous occupation a teacher.
II gears Mr. John ONeI, 10Th avenue and
2ls, street, suffered with a cough, raising Of
phegm, and pain in his side. He could get
no reIieflilI he tried the All ealing BaIam,
which drove the pain from his side, alayed
The cough, and brough. The disease upon the
surface; and before he had taken three bottles,
was entirely cured.
PLEURIsY AND CONSUMPTION.
Mrs Baggas, a lady upwards of 70, residing
SO Sheriff, has for years been subiec, to attacks
of Pleurisy, Raising of Blood, severe Cough,
Shortness Of Breath, Pain in her Head and
various parts of her body. Her friends believed
her past recovery. The All-Healing Balsam
relieved her at once of all her alarming symp-
tons, and now she is able 10 atieud TO ber work.
ASTHMA AND wHooPING COUGH.
Mrs. Lucretia Wells, 95 Chrislle-s,; L. S.
Beals, 10 Delancey ST.; w H. Youngs, rs Wal
nut ST., know the value of this great remedy.
Ask for Sherman,s All Healing Balsam, and
see that his written signature is on each bottle.
Price 25 cents and 5 per bottle.
DR.. Shermans' Worm and Couh Lozenges
sold as above.
Principal Office l06 Nassu.s,reet, N. Y.
Agents for Monroe county. ..--Theo Schoch,
Stroudsburg; c. Sayor. Saylorsburg; G B Kel-
ler. Cherryvalley; II. Peters & Co. Marshall's
creek H. Kinz, BartonsviIle; J. Stouffer, Tan
nersvile.
Pike county---Peiers & Labar, Bushkill; w
F. Brodhead, Dlngman's Ferry; J. S. Wallace
Milford; w. Shouse. Wilsonyille.
TOusey's Ointment and Clickener's Pills also
for sale by the above agents.
February Is l64Q-ly
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A CROSTIC

tINONo ~
"A " hat mighty power inspires the pen 20 write,
A nj dictates truth IN what u shall indits
T o thee plead II Angels guide my hand.
hen let angelic Truth oeTs read the LAID
potless IN language, 80 decided true,
OF to be doubted, even BY the Jew,
y each comprehension, ~ htr high or low,
ieh with intelligence. OF dall and slow.
rtuous VICIOUS. strong or weak, Allke,
o all who read with fsll conviction strike,
Undoubtedly placing inpl CT fA,h
upremely upon what nov here saith.
A r,se take up ihy bed and walk" AL y.
" eIvesss and suffering from denllt,y,
T he afflicted. al, cong aud kc,H,
| N low ConsUm puon. thai fOf years have keen
ID iseased wrh syene. couch, gost OF scrofa.a,
chronic rains. conypsscnS. cholera,
hose dreadful. painful and Het durable
yer pronounced BY all Dca'ahle.
No i02 ksssaust. 81 per boule, 50 4 dclss
The poor OF the city Supplied gralis, at Ne. a. se.a-
Wlchst. Asl3 ~
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60 Catherine Hayes has written beforehand 20 sc
svsc sons OF DIR. GOUkAuD'S ITALIAN MEDlSATED
SOAP, and other cosmetics, assortment which az had
iwwatedt TO her as present. The sweet swan OF Enn rs
ha aud remarkable vocalist aud she speaks IN terms
81 tlcesSre cul0gum OF the Doctors MEDlCAIED
bOAP which she declares has produced the most magical
eneet upon her complexion TINS Will not surprise any Que
81 The thousand who useit, and know ITS wonderful oh-
ssy heens the skin from Tan. Ffcckles, SunDurn
es fapios and adding ceaineSs and bloom % the sal!
lowest AID toughest complexion The Swan, moreover,
ssd mn her hair, which ~ u the hue - much admired
eyAe "old masters bright red color shall he Trans
tetneaMto rich, raven ict-black, by GOURAupSLIQulO
hAk DlE. Il please the cognoscenti and diettanl 81
INC mede Republic Rear IN mind that the genuine prepa-
nass Of DR. GOuRAUD are 10 be had genuine only NJ
ks e.dtsabshed Laboratory, No 81 Walker. ST, near
bresdway; Calender. No. 80 South thrdat, Philadel-
pha and Jordan, No. 1856 Wash'ngton-st Boston a1l3
a. The only Innocent White for Ladies, Is the
nse ioNEss Spanish LAZY MhMc Sold az iO1 broaaMoy
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10 Smile LADY. smile, Tor hy elcsr skin ofbeauty;
For the sOh silky hair that now covers your pate,
Aaa beheye oie. dear lady. us plainly your duty
To tell all your friends wha' has changed YOU oi late
Tell ibem all who would have skins WHITE sp1tiess anu
healthy,
The tie tue JoSFs's Sop viii the h0nrhest give;
And thai ne, dark so har ALL the poor OF the wealthy
Csnha by JoNks'S Coral Hair Restorative.
Try either Of these two beautiful articles reader; you Il
at reFret Il they admirable BE you get them
ay al st3 Broadway aul3
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no.

~ hee is hereby gwen the owners occupant
occupants VI all houses and lots improved un,mproved
lands affected thereby that the 70 v,ng
completed by the letsod the ocs
VI the Bufean OF Assessments fa NJ ali PER-
sms Interested, viz kor building SEW ER IN tidst.
between itn and l2th avs being continuation Of the
t2d st. 9th-aye and 18Th 81 and 3ih-aye The
limits embraced by such as>essmea 0ende all .he several
houes and lots OF ground vacant bots and parcels Of
land situated both ss u 3tth 18th, ssh. srh and
3eth s between 9TH and osh both ndss Of 3sth.
10th and ist between S.h and iO1hsys both SIDES
of adst between eth and i2tbavs snd en- the norfhery
sce between 3th and Sihavs Oh 10th SIDES Of al 18th.
18Th 10th tfth and 18th SIS and southey SIDE Of th 81.
between 9Th and l0thays on the nftheriy sale ~ thh
both SIDES Of 3oth 5s SD aad SD ss and southcfy sde
Of 3t,h It between dh and @hays on the northery se
of 5th ST. 6th and havs both SIDES Of 18th,
18th sinh aud j8th SITS and snuherly side u 3ths, be-
tween nh and 9Th The westerly SIDE 81 3h-av. he-
tween 30'h and SD both stcs Of have between
t2d and oith both sides of1h between tsi Add
18Th both sides of eth between I'D and 18th
sts on the eastery side ot 9th sv. between seth aud
3Sthss and the westerly srle hetweon SD and 9TH
SITS both sides OF l0hay bet~eea Ssh and sSth SIS
aud on both sides OF ithav and esstery sde ~ fth
between tls and 3 All pelspus whose intercrts are
Affected b, above named asessments ard who are op
posed the either 81 shem are requested o. pre-
sent IN obectops writing 70 the uniesnn, al thsn
Office No Hall Of Records wthn thirty days rom tho
date vi this notice Office, Burese OF Assessments.
Street Department, August g, tssi
SAMUEL n DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Asssssoss
AUG nc ISAAC VIM SMITH,
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DEWARE OF THE SPURIOUS Ed.

DEWARE OF THE SPURIOUS EDI-
Ig TION.-NEw-YoRR August IS, lS3l.-We under
stand there Spurious Edition manufactured in New
York; OF LEWIS ARUNDEL a6ou: being published As
we have arranged with the English publishers Tor the 3D.
,anoed COR which pubshedhy without abbrcsaon
THIS DAY caution the public against any fictitious
work under the above title have received the follow
In from MessTs Virtue, S,a Co., Of London.
COPY This Is 70 certify. that Messrs Long Bro. re-
c.ive the advance copy Of LEWIS ARUNDEL from US
the completion OF which not yet published IN London
VIRTUE, son y CO.
NEw-IcRK. August Il, 1891.
The whole Of the above work viii be issued complete by
Us Oh the arrival Of the next steamer
y B-Part 2-Published THIS DAY
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STATES HOTEL at PHIL

- ADELphlA.-The subscriber respectfully aaRounoe'
T., hs ends and IN. travelling community that lie has az
snmed The proprietorshp OF the UNITED STATES no
TEL Long known u connection with the Hotel under N .
Late proprietor he feels perfectly safe IN promising It's os
PATRONS nothing shs he wanting 70 c'nnrm is pre-
gous reputation the beet kept house in the country No
expense has spared in completely renting the eHts
establishment and be particularly invites attention 20 the
changes introduced f the and comfort o Ia
dies Firmly determined 20 give satisfacton, he soics
continuance Of that patronage always 70 eely bestowed ~
tie old United States tmy28 3m] A. ~. ALLEN.
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IN erscor AID rnE sAsD"'e -. .hHsp 81,
bpoef 1ose - sJ eeats yer egYs,,uATu pnhlisheys
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IMPAIRMENT of REPAIRS and

~ SUPPLIES, No. New City Hall = 10 huhdsrs-
Sealed Proposals will be- received az the Oe o. me Com.
missioner OF Repairs and supplies until Nj md ~. August
18th 1851 at u o'c0sk NJ at which tins hey VIII be
publicly opened For making Glterstons ard ADDITIONS 70
he House of Hose Co No g. 20 1T. the bo~cy
Es.inators will estimate for tho Nsscn ind Carpenter
work. separately The plan and specification OF tac wof.
the Office Of of u pairs 10 PnDc bniu-
nss No 10 Elzabeih blank estimates III he ilrn.n
ed al either Office Il. The CommissiOn'r serves me
ehI of rejecting ALL any Of the estimates dee MOI pt
tho interest efthe Corporation Aagnet Ith' ip,i =,
VIM ADAMS, COmrnissI VI he pairs snh snppits
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SALES BY AUCTION,

ID s. HorGH. AuctiSneer.
THIS DAY, at II o'clock A. NJ, at No.
u 81 Beekman- ST. a very large ASSORTMENT o. ho1se-
hold Furniture Carpets. OH Cloths, weahns ApPaIei
Fancy Goods &C Sofas, Bureaus Bedsteas ma
hosany Chars Rockers Wristbands Mattresses Carpets
O1iclehs Looking glasses Pictures,
Gnaldolss PAINTED Furniture &c &c, together with
large varsty q other goods useful and ornamental Inc
above goods VIII be sold ~tnout reserve 70 pay
one hundred dslars approved paper Sale posi-
tive aal3 IL
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EXCUR Ms.

4 EBANON SPRINGS.-Shortest and
Lrhearest route 10 this delightful Summer Retreat
Nv be Hudson River boats and Hudson River Railroad &c
Hrdson and thence by railroad and stages the Springs
Nv the ysy of the shaker City Passengers from New
Vol nv morning boats railroad. will leave Hudsoa D,
tho eclock tram and arrive at the Springs at y
PM passengers from Nes-York by evening boats
TINS will leave Hudson the nsIt at O'Clock and
$50, AZ the Springs at 81 NJ Usual fare upon the rysr
a.. f.rs fr1ta Hudson 70 the Sprlngs 81 So
J. T. WATERMAN Superintendent.
Endson Juns 3 1851 jel2 3Ia'
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,T JOUNSBURY HOUSE.-By A. G..

I. JOuNS ID I ~ 1lOt cE.-Dy "a -.
oJENNINGS. 81. Johnshury. Nt-The nearest point by
railroad to the White Mountains WIl0ushby Lake, &c.
Stages leave this house every morning for the WlNe
Mountains, returning the same evening.
Passengers by the morning tram ffom New YORK, wa
New Haven and Springfield viii reach JohnsDury tall
the way by railway the evening, and the White
Mountalns the next day, IN time Tor dinner
St Jehnsbury is 81 mules from Fabyans. White Noun
tains 80 miles from the Caw ford House 20 mles from
Niiouehby Lake ~ miles from S'anstcad Z. 4. geo
miles from Boston Si miles from Springfield Mass and
81? niles from Ncw-York. auiS I'M
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f9s hlantiIIas.-Tho proprietor Of the Pans Mautia
Iwp4siun beng DESTROYS OF eiiectng an entire clearance
n he balance OF his Summer stock previous 70 opening Tue
V.l trade preparations for which are nov day mixing
tss sssded opon making reduction u ctacty ous-ha
,hs oDenn price LADIES' may theIeio.e. secure graf
ksrralns. OtO bVIriN' 'Jt niV""""s'
sall aMWkF'
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IMPAIRMENT of REPAIRS and

~ SUPPLIES No. | New City Halt 10 t1ldsIs-
Sealed Proposals will he received al the Oe 81 the Com
missioner OF Repairs and ippiles unn MONDAY, Aug.
10 h, 1851 at ~ O'Clock, M ~ which une they "ii De
publicly opened For mak .ng nations AMI sddtons "
The i9iH WARD STATION HOUSE, at the corner 81
9Th avenue and fsh-st Esmhors Ill eslin.te fof the
Mason aud Carpenter work, separately The Plaza ana
specification Of the work required and all NORM shn -
thereto be had at the Ofce OF Tie sopeYinsn-
dent Of Repairs To Public Buildings No: 10 El5 sft.nd
blank estimates will be finished II ei'her Office; N
The Commissioner the right Of releenag aler any
of the e1tates II deemed r the interest u ,hc tsfpo
ration. August 7, 1851. "M ADhhs,
aug toiunissfuiWf Oh t"peis ga" S'pt"0'
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) rmiaran, IutellIsencc O[icc and Lahor

a. Emierant InteiligeDce Onicc aud Labor
nsshanae IS and ~ CanA-st, New IOrA.-fhIs officers
sssbed by tho Commissioners o Emigration, where can
always No found large numbers " Laborcrs and servants az
vsy rates wages and persons nave her orders
SDta BIZ writing 70 the Supe nterdout and sending ts
ssusi pay the passage If the paies required
Ne fees charged 20 employers. JAMES =. FAGAN,
~ hwsin Superintendent
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OPPORTUNITIES.

NOR SALE-A STORE, GROCERY,
he and LOT of Land elisbly situated M the pnnc pal
10 the village Of Hunting on Suit< Co, Ii between
which rlsce and the CITY OF NswYork there daily
nunoaon by railway aud steamboat II not sold previous
September will be sold at public auction OF the
pre- misses at O'Clock M Of that day For teIms and
mere particular description, inquire Of d PLATI, Ess,
je2sT WAR A. GAINES, 70 Nassau-st, N. Y.
NOR SALE-The Stock, Fixtures, good
will, &c of we'll know Retail Hardware Store yell
located dong good safe business Ill health oi the
proprietor ohges HIM part with his business For fur
ther information address HARDWARE" Tribune Once.
aug lw'
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MUSIC FOR PARTIES.-The old
lV1 and we'll accomplished Musical Band formerly lead
hy the celebrated NT MONK Will now receive orders foi
Parties Balls &C. Apply IN + WIEGAND. - Avenue A.
p STRAUB, 70 Marion st, J. HINTEkBERGEH, - For
or in the Piano Forte Warerooms % Canal-st.
B-Ail orders respecting the Viohn, Harp, Piano
Fone Claronet Bass &c wEich constantly ON hand,
will be promptly attended so. Wi6 IN
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SAMUEL h DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Asses~oss.
ISAAC WM SMITH,
NROT0N AOUEDUCT DEPART.

EROTO y AQUEDUCT UEFAKT-
- MENT The Legislature At IN rocen, extra sesnss
passed an Act authorizing tbs tcpNtment 'oie.t ana
of January 1882 when ITS power 10 d" ~ ceasos ana wnen
all the property charged and ngn Which these rates thes
sold under direction " earnestly hoped thst pAftms
Will promptly avail tbemso o ts privilege 70
clear oil AN ncumhaDee upon hcW property. and pfessm
sal. OF II tau5 I'M X. & HANCE. Register
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Han

STREET DEPARTMENT., No. Hall
- Of Records-Publc Notice is hereby fiyen nat ths
following petitions have been presented Ia n Board o. ~
dermen: To REGULATE, GRADE and NAcADAA-
IZE 3Ithst., from Broadway 70 60 AZ 70 FhsCb va
cant lots On the bio BOUNCED by bIosIwD NH, IN
a CULVERr IN Wall e., the south ives, cofnsf of
Waterst and two the north and south oofnefs %
Front and all SITS All pf-0ns interested hlyiag obec-
irons thereto are 70 pesoh them, IA Sritng u
The undefssned at bls Office N beiore ne - daJ oi
anIt Street 3minisslonsf.
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WA NTED.

R0Y.-Wanted, Boy in Life lnsur-
Hs hollIsfER JUDD, No 81 Jauncy-court Wall
u. 81 fVor. aul1u
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HORSE for SALE.-A brown Horse,
Il 6years old l6 hands high sound and Kind al
harness fast traveller; suitable of family or doctor
stands without iyng Sold fog want OF Inquire of VI
DE CAMP, With Ward Station house, Of Prince
and Wo0stcr-sts PrloO Sl1o aui3 81
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-A few more Boarders can be
- accommodated at the Temperance House. No %
karclay-St. auto
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ROY.-Wanted Lad, TO read copy to a
- hooi. reader; he must be abs to read maauscnp;
Nh hsay. To such one good wages viii be gwen.
hSse cher need apply 4. Il SMITH.
sssNs Ne PIG Wiam-st
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old WINE STORE.

~ SPRINGFIELD, Mass.
The oil and wellesahlshed " oesale Wine, Cigar aud
W. l. Goods Store occupied by VIM Gum \ Co. and
used for the above business snce 1916. IhtS Store
enjoys the best reputation and doing the best 6uS
and has the largest trade Of Western MaSsa-
chu-ts II is 10 be vacated about the ms; OF September
at which time VIII be rented 10 any wishing 70
engage the business and offers very opportunity
for already established 70 open h anch House
the best location IN New England. The buildings
situated Market ST, and built Of bcs and stone three
stores high with hosting apparatus and
for DONG very extensive business IL viii be rented low
for tenn OF 10 responsible concern For Further
particulars information apply by letter Otherwise 70
AUS wv TILLY HAYNES co, Springfield, Mass
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NOTICE Public No
NROTON AOVEDUCT DEPART

NROTON AQU EUUUI DEF hNI-
~ MENT--To Contractor --ssasd pfsp". ss, ."
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he Sever IN sd-ay the Sewer vest Of iday beng N
length about $40 feet The plan u thf sewer an sechra
mons for building Of the and all oher mTman fe-
latr thereto can b. CsaiLsd slpcai 1n 70 the Coz
49, NICHOLAS DEAN,
sna IN President vi the CfOgn Annefaet ID. @fSisss
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ROARD.-Pleasant Rooms, with full or
- partial Board, may be had at i74 East Broadway.
References required au9 Inns
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DANORAMA.- For sale, Panorama of
4 ore of the most beautiful Rivers IN the world It is
light and as removed from place To anOherTeques
hi one man t. manage twill be sold all complete
slGC cash Address n X at this Office. aul4p'
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, AUGUST Is. 1851.

POARD-A few gentlemen can be &C.
ceynmodafed WITH Bo@ld al No = Ofrrsrst s1i3 y
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VNO WATCHMAkERS.-F0r sale, the
Il fixtures OF Walchmakers shop, situated in pleasant
VILLAGE Of 2,0t0 inhabitants the Ere Canal Ii Is the
only ewery store in the place. TO with small capt.
tai, chance seldom met with. For particulars 10
quire Of &. X DOWNING, No. Corlandst. aul3 -
Two PHYSICIANS.-For Sale, a good
country Practice, and residence IS miles from city II
sold Partner Will be taken Apply 10 J. kEYSER,
3li Bowery, from 10 TIL o'clock. au2 ims
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BOARD near ST. JOHNS PARK
ES Plea ant Rooms with partial Bce,d - eass soen a.
w 9valcs-s... ibnd dooq from FrankI.g au3 3sc1;'
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OARDING.- Rooms with
e Board at vesey-st Also Board OF Dinners without