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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24
POMEROY TUESDAY. JANUARY "a, 1854.

five have died al the ages Of seven,y.6ve,
seven,y-six, and forty nine, averaging sky.
three. The number Of deaths by The Car
Isle Life Tables should have been seven: :
On the other hand, every physician OF
Na,cbez and It's vicinity thirty years ago,
whether pracsicing or retired. who was in
the habit Of tippling, as the practice Of drink
ing alcoholic beverages is called, has long
since been numbered with the deadl Only
two of them, who were comparatively tenn.
pera,e lived to be gray, Their avernge term
Of fife did moi exceed thiriy.fve years, and
the average term Of life Of those who were
in the habi. Of taking alcoholic drinks lre.
quen,ly between meals and in an empty
stomach, did not reach thirty years. In
less than ten years after they commenced
practice, the mos, Of them died. and the
whole of them have subsequently, fallen.
leaving moi one behind in the city. country
or village, within twenty miles around.
10 NIL ths Ptneqo Of hose who died or re-.
tired from the profession, sixly.two medlca
mer settled in Naichez and its vicinity be-
tween The years 1894 and 1885, embracing
a period of ten years; moi counting those o.
1928 already mentioned OF the sixiy-wt
newcomers, ,hrly.seven were temperate
and twenty-five used alcoholic beverages
between meals, though no. often TO the ex'
ten, Of producing ntoxcalion. or tie .hir
ty-seven who trusted 10 the hygienic virtues
of nalure's beverage-plain unadulleralet
waler--nine have died, and twenty. eight ar,
living. Or the twenty-five who trusted II
the supposed hygienic virtues Of arden, spir
its, all are dead except three, and they hav
removed TO disian, parts Of the country.
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Loss of the San FfancfscO!.-TW0
Hundred and Forty Lives LOst!!

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l3.-Ihe steamship
San Francisco, about which so much unea-
siness has been felt, foundered on the 5lh
inst. She had great number Of passengers
aboard, TWO hundred and forty Of whom per.
ished The bark Three Bells has arrived
a, New York, bringing one hundred and
sixty Of those who were saved. The bark
Kllby, for Boston, also has some of the
saved, and others are on board The Antarctic
bound for Liverpool The Captain and crew
Of The San Francisco were saved.
New YORK, Jan. l3, P. M.-Among the
los. are Col. Taylor and wife, Col. Wash.
ing.on, Lieut.. Smith and Capt. Field One
hundred and forty Of the passengers arrived
here to-day, including Ma or Myse, Lieut..
Winders, Col. Gates, Major Merchant, Col
Burke, Capt. Judd, Lieut.. Fremont. Lieut..
Loesser, Lieut.. Van Wort. Lieut.. e. S.
Wnders and Chandler are un board the ship
Antarctic, bound for Liverpool. The troops
were divided between the three vesstls.
The Two hundred and for.y who were lost
were washed overheard in gale on the 23I
ult.
All The spars and sails of the San Fran.
cisco were blown away in gale on the 24lh
Al ! o'clock on the morning of the 25,h. hel
engines stopped working, leaving The vesse
totally unmanageable. The sea struck ire
mendous blows under her quarter guards
tearing up the planking fore and ali Boil
sides a, The same time began 10 make water
when the troops were organized into bailnl
gangs. AT 8 o'clock on The 25.h the sci
struck nidships, carrying away both smoke
stacks and all the upper saloon, Saving ir
the quarter deck, washing overheard large
number of passengers, including Col. Wash
ing,on, Major Taylor and wife, Capt, Field
Lieut.. Smith, Two ladies, (names unknown,
three civilians, whose names were also un'
known, and one hundred and fifty U. S
troops. At the same time three were killed
| On the 28,h, the bark Kilby, OF Boston
bound Tor New York, was spoken, who hov,
to and remained by the steamer until 8 in IN
afternoon Of the 29lh, when passengers com
menceJ getting aboard Of her. Upwards o
one hundred got aboard, men, women, an
children, including the officers before re
POisCuS WIN tuCit iuHiiIlCos nv uiBHb III
wind increased with squalls. The Kiloy &c
her hawser at 10. since when nolhing ha
been heard Of her. The gale continued
throughout the 30lh and 3lsl. A larg
number Of mon were sick and dying.
On the morning Of the Is,inst., she spok
the Three Bells, which lay by until The Sd
! when her boat went alongside. On III
} same day, the ship Au.ocra,. from Ne,
York for Liverpool, bore down for her. o
Wednesday, both ships commenced takin
) off passengers, provisions and water, and b
sunset Of The 9Th, had all on board.
The mex, morning The crew and Officer
were taken off, Captain Watkins being tn
) last man 10 leave the steamer.
The Three Bells brings 230 souls, incll
ding passengers, troops, officers and seame
Of lhe San Francisco. Eleven deaths o,
I Cured among the crew Of The steamer, frol
] the time she was disabled 10 the 8lh, inclu
ding TWO who we're washed overheard.
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New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Slesmer Afri.
ca sailed at i2 o'clock, and took out 98 pas,
sengers and $999, 900 in specie. Adispatch
purporsing 10 be from Jackson, Miss, via
Louisville, says Mr.. Brown has been elected
U. s. Senator from Miss.
The revenue cutter Washington, returned
this morning from search for the San
Francisco. She left on Thursday, and Ia:
been TO the spo, where the steamer was as'
seen, bu. brings no ,idings Of her. The
Washington put back leaking.
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Our RaflrOad Kffairs-s-Tle crisis.

n .
our Railroad Afiairs-4-The Crisis.
We call The grave and Serious attention Of
every friend Of our Railroad, 10 the impor-
tanlleter Of. Mr.. Morris, late Chief Engineer
Of lhe road, and hsFeply Of Mr.. Trimble,
its President bo.h ogwhich we publish this
week.
The fact can nolpnger be doubted that
The danger Of losing our Independent line
10 he Oai6 riney isslop immiaeat and calls
upon US Tot pfompi uniled and energetic ef-
forts, 10 ayeftsit, 49,. n :
N The Marietta .csmpany, has a,s sians,h ,pul
ttia q IA Az nPdh a Tong series sof shameful
and disRonorabIe acts Of enmiIy and persecu-
ZION towards our road, by seducng one of lis
most important officers, man in whom our
people and Board Of Directors, have hitherto
placed unlimited confidence, 10 desert us in
our most critical emergency, and turn his
influence against an enterprise which he
himself perhaps more Than any other man,
has been instrumental in conducting 10 It's
present point of progress. How Mr.. M M,rris
can reconcile The altitude he has assumed 10
our road. with thar which he occupied while
employed as i.s Chief Engineer, is beyond
comprehension. All .he abb 9 and unanswer.
able arguments which he advanced in his
various published Reports, showing the su-
perior advantages Of bur line over all COM.
pe,ilors, he seems 10 have forgotten as com.
ple,ely as il they had never existed But they
are matters Of record and are NO, forgotten
by our people, if he has forgotten Them, and
they may well justify Us in doubling both his
sincerity, and the motives which have led
him TO assume hiI preseut new and exlraor.
dinary position Of hostility to our enterprise
But whatever may have been his motives
the letter of Mr.. Norris mus, be regarded
as the mos, dangerous|blo YET aimed a, ou,
road. The mere fac. Of his late high officia
connection with il, rendering him familiar
with its condition and circumstances, will
give his opinion weight and influence in
The estimation Of people abroad, who know
liule or nothing Of the merits Of our contro
yersy with The Marietta company, which j
is not entitled 10, and canno, command from
those VIM, are better informed. |, can there
fore haidly fail to produce in grea. meas
ure the effect doubtless intended and fore
seen by The csafiy enemies of our road-tc
turn the publ;osentiment of Cincinnati anc
other places abf0ad, against US. and thus
force our Directors into union Nth isl
Marietta Co. This, Thea, is The danger ita
now threatens US, and 10 aver, which,we al,
called upon 10 use every exsrlion which ,ht
instinct Of seIfprsserpation can put forlh.-
Lei every man understand distinctly III,
issue presented and lookiI in the face will
clear perception of is consequences, Be
lore The first Of Febtlary next, a sufficieh
amourl of stock mus be raised TO pu, ou
road through 10 JackSn or else our Easter
extension falls 10 the ground, and our nde
pendent. through line lost forever. Thes
arc the two plain andinevilabe alternatives
Friends of the independent road, which vii
+ you choosel We canot doubt your answer
Highland News.
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TRENTON, Only Jan. li.--The Legisla.
lure Of New jersey has been organized by
the election Of the Hon. William c. Alexan.
der, Presiden. Of the Senate, and Hon, W.
Fennimore, Speaker Of the House. The
clerks and other officers we're oil elected
The Governors message was banded in and
read this morning, M " saa..sg aaasa
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The GARDINER CAsE--.WAsHlNGToN,
Jan. ll.--Major Mordecai testified in the
Gardiner case. His evidence was quite
strong agains. the accused. There seems,
however, TO be no hope Of finding The missing
papers.
CRlcAGo, Jan, l0.--The Governor issued
a proclamation yesterday, conycning the
General Assembly for Thursday. The 9th ol
February, artl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24
sE From the Cincinnati Gazette.
The Erie Rail Road War i'm the
South, t.t

The important question ofthe righ, Of free
Railway intercommunication between the
dfferen, States ard cities of the Union, winch
has stimulated The shedding Of blood at Erie.
and the effect of which is SO seriously fell
in the West at This time, has been fully de.
veloped in the fierce rivalry and contest
which exists between the Hiilsborough u
Cincinnati r. r. Co. and The Cincinnati &
Marietta R. r. Co., and in fact is now up
for decision between those two Companies.
The city OF Philadelphia and the railroad
Companies of Pennsylvania have contributed
large material MD 10 The Marietta Company
for the avowed purpose nj enabling. this
Company TO prosecute her line Of Railway
to Wheeling and ,hence On 10 Hempfeld,
so as 10 connect with Philadelphia roads. and
this aid, in the subscriptions Of stock, is the
conIending power Of .ha. Company, and is
wholly under Philadelphia influence. A
good part OF This money or even other NOR.
ey of The Marietta Co. has been expended
in purchasing The stock of The Hillsborough
Co.. and every possible effort is making un.
der color of contracts 10 get the control o
the HiIIsborough Co. by those who are in
the Marietta Co., that is, the Phlladel phis
interest. And why so? Because The Hills
borough road is an independent line of rail-
way 10 Parkersburg, and thence through
| Virginia on ihe line Of the N. w. V. R. anC
;he P. & o. R. Co. TO Baltimore, and is the
shortest line 10 the waters Of the Atlantic
and never touches Pennsylvania soil. Ii il
true The Marietta Co. owns hat a branch
road will be run from the city Of Marietta ic
Baltimore, but who in Baltimore or else
where can even for momem suppose Iha
such connection would satisfy the people o
Maryland.
New York has several lines Of independ
ent Railway 10 The West-Philadelphia ha
several, and wants all, and ye. Baltimore
and Washington City mus, be hitched on I,
The Pennsylvania trains by side track, ant
the people and produce Of Cincinnati ant
The West must fin1 transit TO The w LAT
ter cities by the gracious provision Of Penn
sylvania liberalhy The Erie war has sa,
sfed us Of such liberaliiy, and the ci,lzen
Of Cincinnati should at once come to tn
assistance OF the llillsborough road for lh
two unanswerable reasons ,ha, ihs road will
cheaper the pnca Of coal, and will afforc
another independent line Of Railway com
munica,ion 10 The Atlantic. .gIT. r.
i We understand ina. there are severn
gentlemen from the line Of this road now il
the city soliciting stock for the Independent
completion Of ii, and we urge our cilizens I,
hear them and meet their solicitations b
: liberal subscriptions.
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BosToN, Jan. 11.--Col. T. H. Perkins
died al his residence las. night, aged co.
The Senatorial vacancies were filled to day,
Hon. Emory Washburn was chosen Govern.
or by 10 votes 10 for Judge Bishop; and
VIM. c. Plunkeit, Of Adams, Lieut.. Govern.
or, received 80 votes.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

TEMPERANCE HYeiENE.-Dr. Cartwright,
Of New Orleans. communicates 10 the Bos.
ton Medical Journal some statements cover
inga space ol thirty years, concerning The
ply sicans In and around NaIchez. There
were seventeen temperance men among
Them, their average sgeihiny,four, Of whom
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

5osToN, Jan. 11.-Governor Lincoln was
inaugurated to-day and delivered his mes
sage. He gives very favorable exposition
Of the financial and industrial cor lilion o.
The State, and urges its cir tzens 10 increased
attention 10 The interests Of agriculture, man
ulacIures and internal improvements.
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The Temperance Committee in The Fl ouse,
is now complete. and composed Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Ewell Of Ashlabula,
Cross OF Hamilton, Gilbert of Holmes, Camp.
bell Of Meigs, Eckley of Carol, Taylor OF
Geauga. and Logue Of GalIia. There is no
indication, YET, cI The sort Of law ,ha. The
commitlee will recommend. We have
doub. whether any change will be made in
this respecl during The session.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-01-24

New YoRK, ian. i2,--Ex.ensive robber.
les have been deleeled incur Custom House,
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union Of those adverse Interests by an equit-
able agreement. Il g;sisi a uW
RRsolvRD, THAI ,Iie. Board Of. Directors o.
the Hillsborough and Cincinnati Railroad
be requested, if the Union .of. The TWO roads
take place, to have L hlly understood .ha
the City Of Cincinnalil shall have right ,c
vote the stock held byher, hereafter. ID
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isaeiMakiDg 10 all si5EB.9 $i,635,000
Wha. unfinished railroad in the Stale Of
Ohio has furnished, or can furnish better
security for the amount OF money needed !
iffhere beahy am no, advised Of II, and
bis5ceIlainly not The biarieaa Company.
And fully believing fron The present and
prospeciiye. chances Of the money market
and from The Information Of my command
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From which deduct debts,
de-, which leaves a bal
ance to amount Of con-
Btruction east Of
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SE0O EsEEg ARD!

On the night the 5,h Of November, 1853.
= man by tie name Ut Isaac Brown, ao>ron-
led from SiIcudShurG, taking with biH
,ouug Girl about Il years old, win whom
il is supposed lie is oohahiing. The SAID
Brown Is 80 years old, about FIVE feet 10
inches in height, light CoUpsXioucd, saady
hair aud IS crossed eyed-eyeS light blue
aud formerly resident of BIoum County,
Y. lie is a School Teacher, Processes 10
ne Baptist and occasionally turns pre- a.her.
The young girl, whom he eutlced awav, $
about Ieet one inch IN heIghl, rather sen-
Ter, dark hair and grey eyes, and has an
lmpedimenl In her speech.
The sail Isaac Brown left wife and two
children in Stroudsburg, The above rev aEd
VIII he paId tor the apprehension and Ce.lr~
cry at said Brown al SfroniSburg, or in any
Couu,y Jail. upon iutouuslIoh being gNea
@! THIS tact 10 the undersigned.
OLIVER d. STONE. StrOudsburg.
Monroe Co. Pa.
CHARLES WATERS, Piymnlh
Luzerue Co. Pa
II Publishers o. P7pers friendly 10 toe
cause of Justice, will confer favor by no-
u,lng the above.
June 20, 1891.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby giver, that the under
signed has been duly authorized by the Wash
jngtoa County Mutual Insurance ComPong
" u, to collect and receive assessments
made by said Company upon the members
resident in Monroe county. Those who are
insured in slid Company will call without
delay and make payment, and save cost
CHARLTON BURNETT.
June 5, 1854.
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RAGS WANTED.

Being extensively engaged in the manu-
faclnre of Paper. we will pay to Country
Merchants and others having Rags for sale.
JESSUP & MOORE,
Paper Manufacturers.
pgrLApELPHIA-N0s "A and 70 North d.
Isl Street below Arch. between 4lh ana oIh')
March is, lS54.-2m.
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N~rr- = NS-ErAp

0~5= Wonl left at Pnchot's, lntorge's OF
DeWti's Store, at Cornelius Tavern, or at
DeWn,'s Mil, Milford, Pa; at pIusman'>
Store, Dtugmaa's Choice; Q. Djnuucb's Mat
tamoras, Pike county; at Stokes & Staples
Store, Siroudsbnrg; at Lnnders' OF Peters
store, Crugs Meadows, Monroe Co Pa, at
Stokes & Dreher's store, Smihiield, and al
Stokes Mil, near StruudS"urg, will be taken
away and returned every two weeks. Broad
cloths. C,s5imeres, &c. kept on hand ana eN-
changed for Wool.
MATTHEW PROCTOR.
IC-j
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EpEg. j. RlANWN, EsglNEas,E',

c. Has permanently located him
i'T7yEs. y.a self IN SIruudsburg, and moved
LILLY bis Office next door to DR.. 5.
Walton, and nearly opposite $. Mel'ch'S Jew
ery store. where he is falIy prepared TO trea-
the natural teeth. and also to insert lHcorrnpII
ble artificial teeth on pivot and plate, in the
attest and most improved manner. Most per-
SONS know the danger and folly of trusting
their work to the ignorant as well as the
travelling dentist 1t matters not how much
experience person may have, he is liable 10
nave some failures out OF II number OF Gases.
md if the dentist lives at distance, 1t Is ire
quenty pat off until it is too late to save the
tooth or teeth as il may be, otherwise the Ia
convenience and trouble ot going So far
Hence the necessity of Obtaining the services
ct det ntisnedr home. All work warranted.
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TO Farmers, Fgcgss4Ijcs. "a Ma
CsEsitESI~.
tsSESNsaEE! I&TESEAnE!!

TO Farmers, T!csEiassjCs. "a Ma
chjuists.
E!zE1VgAEE! E&gCVgAEEH
The subscribers offer for sale one of the
l1rgeet stocks Of Hardware e:er kept in their
establishment, consisting in part Of the fol-
lowing articles.
50 Spit Butchers & FiIlo,son's Chisels,
- Wuher-eys round face chlseis,
500 planes, assorted
100 sett kniges and forks,
- Goz Bp'chcr kui,es,
10 extra self tipeJ, Ivory handle,
50 4" TN locks.
10 - coffee mills,
% " glass knobs, assorted; 200 smoothing
irous, broad axes, hatchets, shoyels, forks,
spades, circular and strait straw knives, cas-
teel; miIl. cross cut and circular SAWS; patcn;
scales and weights; Tyler & Cobb.
patent ha't brace and bits; auger and center
bite; spoke shave, shutter bolts, shutter tas-
teniuas; pu!leys; spiral door springs; l000
rim and carpenters lccks; 200 doz. butt him
ges; 1909 gross screws, assorted; tenant and
hand saws; nails; assorted grind stones; ro-
tarv pump fixturas; clover and timothy seed;
beans dried apPlcsi 800 sacks salt; flour ;
fish &C., @5z
Dry Go0Gs and Groceries. 81
fnll assortment, for sale at Barhes lgs@z llgl...z
Old stand, Elston. Pa.
MILLER g. BROTHER.
z s;on, January 20, l6J4.--3mo.
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EAIEE IL NELDI. .ES

Cor. Twelfth & Race Sis, Pbiadela
~ Ladies, rsqnirng the benefit Of Me
chaaicai Sup arts, owing 10 arrangement "i
The intera. Organs inducing Falling ol the
Womb, Vocal. Pulmonary, DyspePi,c. Nef
ynus and Spinal Weakness, are inIorme
lha, a competent and exPerinced Lady vii
,e in attendance at The Rooms; (scL dpar
FIR iher erciuslUe uSe) No. la, Tweiiil
ST. lst door below Race.
June % 1854 lV.
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Iu0it0r's J. NotiCr.

"ahtr, Executor Of DAVID BELLIS-
FIELD, deceased.
May p, 1881, the Court appoint Charlton
BuTnet, Auditor, to audit, rcsettle and make
distribution among the Hers.
The undersigned will attend to the duties
Of the above appointment on Saturday, Sep
'o'Hlcr 9lh, 1854, at his Office in Sfrondsborg
when and whore all persons interested can
attend. CHARLTON BURNETT.
August 3, 1904. AUDITOR
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A TT RNEY At LA w.

Has removed his Office to his dwelling
house, first door below the Office Of the
f" Jeifersonian Office" and directly oppo-
site S. j. Hollinshead's hotel, Elfz abetL
street.
Stroudsburg, Dec. 10, 1850,
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Au0it0r's Nntirc.

In the Orphans Court Of Monroe County.
In the matter Of the account of Rud"Irhus
Smith. Administrator of the estate of BeDja-
mln Nanaukcn, deceased.
The undersigned, auditor appointed to ex-
anime and if necessary resertlc the accoun,
of the Administrator Of sad Estate aud make
distribution, wil attend 10 the autics of said
appointment, at the Office Of Abraham Barry.
Esq. OH the 2Gth day Of August next, when
and where all persons interested can attend
G. T. GORDON, Auditor
Siroutsburc, July 81. 1854.
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To TIE Voters Ct Monroe Couatr

To the Voters Ct Ai9aT0a County.
FslI7lo- -Ciiizcns At the solicitation Of
numerous friends, nave been indaced 10 OIL
fer myself us L candidate for the Office OF
County Commissioner,
81 the ensuing General Election, and respect
fully solicit your votes and influence. Shouid
he SO fortunate Us 10 be elected, I pledge
myself to discharge the duties Of the Office
faithfully and 10 the hest OF NY ability.
JOSEPH HICKMAN.
Poco1o, August ,, l-54.
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To tie Voters Of Monroe couut,

10 tie Voters Of Monroe county,
Fel!op-citisens:-I offer myself as a can
1idate for the office of
Parliamentary q, Clerkfhle Courts
Of Monroe county. Should you deem me
worthy of your support and favor me with d
,nojority Of your votes, | pledge myself 10
dirchorge the duties Of the Office personally,
gad TO the best of my ability.
Your humble SerrGnt
JOHN EDINGER.
SlrondshnrC. ANg. 3, 1854
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Il " MILLINERY EsTABLTeTZEIF n { 4 I

NLW MILLINERY ESTABLIshE4 E4GNI.
- The undersigned respectfully an
~ nouncc 20 the Lvdies of S,roul>5org.
ana the country generally, that they have cs-
IabII>hcd the above business, III tie room for
merry occupied by Nm; Dem second Go'r
'sl"% 'he ""lnlc '.lI Dt9 'ol',t; :, Oh , lI.'z,
r De ,L5 'I 'In5r '', ,yo ' nr Tn.a ,, T Tns
have ,Le I@tsst Paris srvIes. and are preDarpl
to display an assortment of ricn goods that
can hardly fail to challenge the admiration
of all who make any PretenSion to taste am
adonme"t Ample experience IN the bosI-
ness induces them to CHERISH Inc cZPec,1r.""
Una. j,e e"',s 10 II, ,hn w., r s ,Gn , ,I.
an,.a, a,'' ,',,,,I .,n - .h,n br b19n,s ,"I ~,
,s.,r,,,,o,t - ,,.ta..,I Iacnr,t,,.,s ~ orcaaI-
inr beYutv and ailract5yeness. The Indies
are re,pectfi,lIv Invited 10 favor uS wiki call
and examine our goods and workmanship
). Z /. DEAN.
Stroudsaurg, May 4 Ie@l
1Eoo 2 Ca.ss p,fant Creu~1 Ga,rs
~, -. c.... -,
l ne subscribers '"ano'"c'"'0 from ''>
% O"'0 ''Ol'' -,
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EsoA:i5sss&EpVS

aud others are respectfully requested TO ar
rs Agents for Tins paper, To whom we will
forward specimen copies, Tree, when desire,
to do 50.
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