Uisouri "Pukes" and ".Suckers"
According to ihe census,of 181Q, there were,
jn "Missouri, at that lime; ihe astonishing num
ber of sixty-seven thou8dndniie hiifidred and
ninety seven babies, of-yoting pec!inejis of hu
CoBigressioiaal Intelligencer.
The Proprietors of the National Intelligencer
in order to meet ihe wishes ofthose whose cir
cumstances or inclination do not allow ihem to
subscribe even to a weekly Wasningicui papper
during ihe whole year, have determined to is-
a. i O "-"w jv-ui, liuto UCICI lillllCU IU 13-
inaniiy under .the aKe of five years. Should sue during each session of Congas, a weekly
,his tremendous army of :"brats" all squall at
once lite noise would not only frighten ,ihe Bri
tish from Oregon, but.it would likewise make
every old bachelor in creation ihjnk the day of
judgement had arrived. Oh ) what a aiproari
ous squall that would be ! AH -he candy Ihat
ever was ot ever will he in a certain old bathe
Jor's Drug Store in -this town could not silence
the young rascals. Missouri St'aiesthaii.'
An exchange paper' submits iho following.---If
our Creator should fashion the female iac
henceforth, after ihe style-of dromedaries; how
would the "fair sex" like t ? '
Rise of Rents. The demand for stores in
ihe burnt district, N. Y',? is so great that rents
have risen very much. A store which rented
for $1300, has been rented for $2,700.
It is slated that a girl in Pittsfield was struck
dumb by the firing pf a cannon. Since then a
number of married men, says an exchange, have
invited ihe artillery companies to come, and dis
charge their pieces on their premises.
hoel styled "The Congressional Inlcllitrencer""
10 oe uevoteu exclusively to the publication, as
far as its limits will permit, of the Proceedings
of both Houses ol Congress, and Ollicial Re
ports, and Documents connected therewith, in
cluding.! complete official copy of all the Acts
passed by Congress during the session.
To bring the price within the means of eve
ry man wno can read, the charge lor this paper
will be for iliejint session of each Conress
half a, dollar.
The price of ihe ' Congressional Intelligen
cer," to be issm 'dun each Wednesday during
the approaching Session of Congress, will there
fore be one Dollar, paid in advance. To en
large upon the value, to those who lake no
newspaper from Washington, of ilns publica
tion, containing an impartial but necessarily ab
breviated account of t he Proceedings in Con
gress, including an authentic olficial copy or
all the laws pas.ied during the .-esion, 'would
be needless. The man who takes no such pa-
per, ought 10 lake one, it he does not prefer re- Philadelphia 0:ui. .
maining ignorant of what most nearly concerns .' T&SSS1'
his own destiny, and that' of his family and ol ' Western bank ' ,'
li! r torn.. (,.,..., - I SotllhuHlkb.Ul
HIS po lent V loreVer. , K,lsInL.llin h:m
When :x copies are ordered and paid for by ' j!llllio1 ortl-om Liberiiw ti.i Relict otea
i i - ! - , .;, .1 Mechanics." Hunk ilol iv
any one person, a deduction ol one-sixth will 1 commorriei Bunk iu cw
PRrCESCIJRR'ENaV 1
' " Corrected 'every Wednesday morning? t-'
ARTICLES., ; .
Wheat Flour, per- barrel
Rye. " do.' do..! do.
Wheat, per bushel1 '
Rye, do. do, . '
Sole Leather per pound .
Corn per bushel "
Buckwheat, per bushel
Clover Seed per bushel
Timothy Seed per bush.
Barley do.
Oats -do.
Flax Seed' . do.; .
Butter per pound
Eggs, per dozeh
Plaster per ton "
Hickory wood, per cord -''
)Oak, -do. do.
Do. do 2
Potatoes, per bushel
Stroud: Easton. Phi la
burg. '
5 00, 4 25 4 25
3 50'' 3. 25- 3 12 ;
90 87 91
i, ;55 . '55 . (55
25 21 25
40 42 43
40
0 00 0 00 4 00
2 25 2 50 3 00
. 40 . 40 , 5()
28 30- 28
:l-2o 1 30 1 47
14 12 12
12 ' 9 10
4 00 3 00
2 25 5 00 4 50
2 00 4 00 4 25
!5 00 12 00 10 00 "
12 50 10 00 8 00
. 10 30
BAffK NOTE LIST.
corrected weekly for the JcTcisonmu Iteiniblican.-
The notes of those banks bn w.hic.i quotations
are omitted and' a ' dasht'--)substituted, are not
purchased by the brokers. ' ' '
j?eiiziiylv;initt.
tt'ost Ilrancn bank '
par Pillabtirft I -do
WaynebtirK
do lliounesviile
do Erie bank
ii.'iBetks county 6nnk '
do i ouaiHia' uo
be made from .he price: that is to' .ay, a re-!'t t
command six CO- Moysimensiiigbank.
miltance of Five Dollars w
DiiELi.f.vG is Oregon. It is. said that- on nies of the CoiiPresH'onal Inii-llioHiirHr rr ih-lH!,"!!is,aleb?,n.k
. . , o t im.iiu uo
the 2d of November last, in one of ihe courls next Session. A remittance of Ten Dollars i'nvjvanm bank
'. - I ...:n .i - , - t-, ,' i Bankof Oi'rniantpwn
criminal j " seciirf! mirieen copies; anil lor Tilieeu ; n.mkof Momsomerv co.
sonars remitted IrOm any one person or place ijiKnVK
I DovIeston bank
; t..- i.....i. i.
ceeiy taiionai inictiis:ciiccr. 1 Easton uiak
IVcw Vork.
of law of the Territory of Oregon, one
ii-nC flflOfl 00 ftflf. ttOtlflttirr illi!?.vn. . aMn
..... ' twenty1 copies will be forwarded.
renuereu nicugiuit; uj any uaice Ol trust or proi-
it, and was deprived of the privilege of rotingl
citv banks
America. -b ink of
doiAmerican Exchange --Bank
of Comrnercei '
nar,llank of the State of N Y
par Butcher' and Drovers'
part:heniical
!! :ily
do'Coimnercial
do, Clinton
par
(do.
do"
do
do
do
do
I
fore the grand jury brought ihe bill against him;
and bv order of the court his name was erased
from the list. This is- the right way to estab
lnh law aud order in a new country.
Car Watchman.
par
uo pel. mm Hudson canal co. ilo
do'Urv Dock 1
dolfMlton bank of New York nar
. I . . , r ' ""i-tJ "-iii'V ui i.Ltillls ,"WjUirtHWll lift
I miner hpinn ntanp nn nl imh nurlnin 1 ..tiin.i i m.. v .1 .
at any election. He was drawn as a juror be, of ,hc 4 f ,he National In.e'ligencer ' iHfc"!""1 &
proper, as utn be compressed within the com- Fanners' bank Lancaster par Mechanics' Banking Aso do
1 r ; . .. . . i : Iuicaster bank do Merchants' bank ' i'o
pas of a newspaper, continues to be la- , Lancaster county bank do Merchant' do
Isiifidarn! m-iil,.f ' 'O suscribers el erv Satordav Northampton bunk -Mechiuiic? & Tnulera' do
. .4 j ... (:oUmib,a ijrillgc
at Two Dollars a car, payable m advance in Carlisle bank
all cases-account beuJ cnened with subscn- tES' "fPouiriiie
bers to the weekly paper. ?M(irkl)an,t , '
, n . . , . J , . , . i Uiainbcralmr? bank
lo bring this paper vet more nearly within Geitbuni bank
SUCCESS OF THE "SUG'AR COATED !,he reach of such as desire to lalre by the year ggfe j
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS." j a cheap paper from the seat of toe General Bank of Letfktotrn
an-old man- f,F7n Governmem, a reduction will be ma'de in the ffB".
If this is not believed, people icould not WVrc ; Pce of it where a number of cop.e areotJer-,
., r -:,, . . . eu aim oaiu lor ov auv nerson or association ai ; 1
(hp Inllritvmn rr'w 1 . 7 . 7 .
For Ten Dollars, six copies will be sent. .
For Twenty Dollars, thirteen copies; and
For each sum of Ten dollars, above Twenty,
eight copies will be forwarded: so that a remit
tance of Fifty Dollars will command thirtv-sev-
Cli t-UJUG.-. , j
TTi rub ishers of nnnors throuphout the
t ......... i
luiinuation 01 my disease, which is ot a bilious several Slates and Territories who
do
L'O
2
2
b. par
do
do
do
U
' par
do
though one rose from the dead to proclaim it,
Cazenovia, July 26th, 1844.
1 have used forty boxes of Brandrelh's PiUs,
and half as many more of different kinds, but
the whole have not benefitted me so much as
two boxes of the " Sugar Coated Indian Vtge
table Pills." They seem lo strike right at the
G EiQ.GSRy STORE:.
lYILLIAMH. SOHLOUGH,
SF ' Respectfully piriforms the citizens of
jl!fS.J"lyi5l Sl r ill! K urn noil tlkk riKli. itannrollf
rf, lit-'f toouwuij;. ami. iiiw uuuim "CiiViaii.
ti.i n
character. IRA ALVORD.
This old gentleman settled Cazenovia fifty
years ago.
Dealers furnished at the New York College of rncer fr 0he vear free of charge
- - n.w.. .v kJtii-w, iltn AULA, U1IU
sold by ' '
Agents in Monroe Co.
Schoch & Spering, Strai?dsburg.
R. Huston & Co. do.
:'nc. Jilarsh 4 Co. Fennersville.
EZT'CA'TT ON. As a miserable imitation has
been made, by the name of" Sugar Coaled PiUs?
it is necessary lo be sure that Dr. G. Benjamin
smith's signature is on every box. Price 25 cents.
Aug. 14, 1845.
DIED,
On the 15th instant, at his residence, near
Fennersville, Monroe county, after n illness
fa few weeks, Henry Fenner, Esq., aged
(f6 years 6 months and 25 days.
LATEST FASHIONS.
Would respectfully inform tiw friends and the
public generally,"that he si$l continues the
TAILORING BUSINESS at his old stand,
neirty opposite Stogdell Pokes' Store., He
I"" j"1 received the lafretft Philadelphia Fash
ions, and is prepared to evecutc all orders in his
line with neatness and'ftespatcb, and in the la
test, style. Clothing (for old men made to suh
their age and convenience. All of which he
wilt furnish as cheap as can be had elsewhere.
Produce taken in '-exchange for work, at the
twh price.
N. B. Catt-rng 3one atjhe shortest notice,
nd warranted to fit if properly made up. .
Stroudsburg,0ct. 23, 1845.'
ESTRAY.
Came to the premises of the subscribed, about
'the 25th of August last,, a
WHITE SHOAT.
Will weigh about seventy pounds. No marks
-about him. The owner or owners is requested
to come forward, prove Draper' v. pav charges.
a'id'ia'ke it away, Otherwise it will be disposed
according to law.
. DANIEL BOYS.
Sirni.dip.s Oct. 16. 1845,
will give a.j Ocinfcctiojiarr and Grocery Store.
single insertion to this advertisement, (with this j i ' Kj ;'.i 1
note annexed) and send one of the'ir papers to ' Elizahelh street, in theToom formerly, occu
this oflice with Hie advertisement marked ihore'-J lned- !,y J-Jph L. Keller, as a Grocery, where
in, shall teceixe the Weekly National lulelli-: 1,e',s prepared to' arcomrnodattr the public with
an sinus ni l. j i UA i-Ji. o oi ine ne-t quality.
He also keeps on.lianil FRUIT, ombracing all
CAB. YE 3 BLYTISE, , the delicacies oRbe season, and NUTS of all
A T TORNEY A T LAW, . . kinds. His kiock consists in part, or
Will practice in the several Courts in the Ci-. Oranges, j -.Fts, Cream Nuts,
ly and County f Philadelphia. - ; .Lemons, J Almonds, Cocoa Nuts,
His Office is at No. 35 South Founh street, 1 Kaispis, f rruncst uround Nuh,
UfcTT bll mJ WV.0 1I u UI1U IT Ollllll OUQ
Philadelphia, Sept. 25, 1845.3in.
, which he will sell very low for Cash
lie has
'also added to the above stock, all the articles
connected wilh a
GROCERY,
Consisting in part of
Sugars,
I and a variety 'of all kinds of Confectionary gen
I 'erally kept in such an e3iablishmeni,"-alf' of
WELLES & EAKL,
Ko. 65 Barclay Street, N. Y.
Are rrcciiing an entire new Stock .of Sea
sonable Drv Goods, to which the attention. of
families and persons about commencing house
keeping, is respectfully invited.
They have now on hand, ueiv style
Fall Prints, American, EnglUh aud French
Gingham. .
Rich Plaid and Shaded Muslin do Laines
Super Black and Mode colored, Alpaccas, silk
warp.
New styles of clouded Alpacca, for-ladies' ri
ding habits. , t '.',
Black aud col'd Silks, Bombazines. ., . , '- ,
Irish Linens, Lawns, tde Sheeting .and Table
Linen. ,
Damask Napkins, all sizes !"v ,
Cotton Table Cloths,. Worted do v ' , together with a. variety 'of Tiilis, Bowls, i;c
Marseilles Quilts and CounterpaueP j TobiKJCO. Sliufl', arid Sefoll'S.
Cambric Jaconet and Book Mucins, plain aml!."f ''' bestnd hHaaestfqunlitifiS' always on
j TO. PRINTERS.
TYPE FOUNDRY- AND PRINTERS
Fumfsliihg Ware-House.
; The subsriribers have opened a new Type Found
ry in the dty of New York, where they are ready
to supnlv orders to anv extent, for any kind of Job
or l'ancv Type, Ink, Paper. .Cases, Galleys, Brass
Rule, STEEL 'COLUMN RULE, Composing
Sticks, Chases,.and every article necessary for a
Printing- Office. Also second hand materials.
The Type, which arenas, in new moulds, from
an entirely new'set of matrixes, with deep count
ers, are warranted to be unsurpassed by any, and,
will be sold at prices to suit the times. All the
type furnished' by us is " hand casSt." The types
from any foundry can' be matched at this-establishment.
'!'. -..
Printing Presses furnished i and also.Steam En
gines of ,the,most approved patterns. ;
N. B. A Machinist 'is constantly in attendance
to repair Presses and do light work.
fc GORIPOiSrn'ON-R'dLLEIlsj CAST- FOR
PRINTERS. , i
, COCKCROFT $ QVEREND, ,68 Ann st.
September ,4, lff-15. 0m ,
1
KehmckyV
KB. I 'I
A NEW "BOOT & SHOE.
ESTABLISHMENT.
k William OSair,
Respectflilly iiilbrmsihe citizens
ol Stroudsbiirg and vicinity, that'
he Inn commenced the .
Bool & Shoe making
business at the shop formerly oc
cupie'd by W. J. Breimer, as a Tin
Simp, where lie will be happy to
receive orders for all kinds of work
in his line of business', and also intends keep
ing on hand ti slock of
READY MADE WORK:'
and wili.deytitelhis best feftorts ui tlie accommo
dation of thtise who wii. favor lllm with their
patronage.
With an experience.in the business of no in
co.nsiderable.J.e.ngth a de.ierminanon to adhere
.strictlv to his promises and A resolution never!
lo make unreasonable ctiarges, ne uutiers nnn-
self that he will receive a fair proportion of the
custom" of the Borhttgri'anB 'neighborhood.
Country prbduce of all kinds, taken in pay
ment for work, if brought in reasonable time.
N. B-r-Repairing done at the shortest notice.
April 3, 1845, Dnn - '
.1
Maybe had at'-WELLES & tiAKISaNe.w
Dry Goods Strife; Nik (35 Ba'nlnv iree,i. iyo'i
doors above1 Greenwich stireei; IN'Mf!,)YiVikV
where the I'olloWinii' Goods may "be'Iouiiil'u
unexampled low. prices, viz. tj tr Y. ;r:.
Brown and Bleached Shirlidgs. ,, , . , . t :(
Calicoes, the greatest assortment e'er, offered
o(i this side -of ihe town. 1 tr
Ginghams, J New styles.,.
BJack and colored Alpaccas.
Plaid AlpHccas. .
Flannels. White. Rfd and Yflbw.
Cloths. Cassiineres, Satiiielts aud
Jeans.
Shawls, a ureat varietv.
Hosiery, from 1 shilling per pfiir in shillinW,:
Tiigeiher wiih a reat yar;iy of F:uu-yyGj.M;ii,;!.j
N'w York. September 11.1845 -.. , t.
To the Creditors of Peter Kiiclur, i'tri
Insolvent Debtor.
Take notice, thai I have appointed the ,l't.
day of November next, at 10 oYlo k, A. Vi.,.i,
; the office of Thomas W. Ktiatis. Kmj . in Cvn-i
ireville. Upper Mount Bethel township. SirU-
ampiou comity, to receive ihe pfonl ol ihe rrVil
dors of the said Fett-r Kot'lier. in ?iip)ori "t"
their respective claims ataini linn at the unit
of his discbarge. ,
And I herenV also' give noiipp ti tin? sanlj
Creditors thai I have been appointed Trustfr
of ihe said Peter Kocher, and' thai 1 require all1
the said creditor's- to pre-i'tit their re-pei-iifi'
accounts in nut Ini or'before ihn said dn'v, or
in my ahence to the said ThilmMi V. Kiiaji-'y
and all petsqiis inde'ld to.said Kocher. or lojldr
ijig prpiir:y belonging to him, in pay and deliv
er the same to me. :
. . . ' ADAM KELLER.
Assignee tnd' 'Viusltfc
CcnirevillR. NHrihamnton cn' Pa., J
Aiisju 25. 1815.
"I
6 ,w.
-?di
i :k
PROSPECTUB
' ' IN PRESS
POPULAR LECTUEES, ;
- j ON '
S)lB$CE AND ART;
DELIVERED IN THE
tliief Cititis aiid Towns hi ihe vl t
- BY DIONYSIUS J.ARDNER. "
Ji'- . i Doctor of .Civil Law;FelIon-of the Royal Societies of Londoft'
aiid Edinburgh, Member of the Universities of t'uinbridge
Und Dublin, rtiid formerly Profejsor of Natiir.il Ptii-
Iosophy aiiilTAstronomy in tne University ol
London, "tc. tc., " .
The publishers announce that Dr. Laidner hav--
ing brought to a close. His public Lectures in this
Coffees, :
Teas,
ClIEESK,
Molasses,
Cragkeks,
Bl.vcking,
Soap, -: , ..
- Ga'ndles,-' .ft
Shot,
Pepper,
.!
Chocolate,
Saleratus,-
Nut Megs, -'
Allspice,
Ginger,
"Herring,
" Macker'el,'
. .'Close Pins,
. Indigo, . u.
.Uasketsj-
, Dried Teaches,'
.Driecl Apples,
r
V. M, SWAYZE,
Dentist, ot Easton,
Returns his thanks to ihe Ladfe's aiid Gen
'leineii of Stroudburg spd vicinity, for the Ijb
vt patronage he received from them on a'for
lner vii.ii, ai,d hopes Vy strict attention 10 Busi
"wsio merit their confidence 'hereafter.
, UR SWAYZEj will vfit SrroutUburg -on
htirsday ihe 9th of October next, and will re
.utiiil the 25th,- where he' willibe.plearod
l0wnu upon thoe wishing M services; '
Ofrice at ihe Stroudsbiirg House'- v
spPeinbcr 25, 184.0.
figured.
Jaconet and Swiss Muslin, Inserting a ndsEdg,
ings.
Men's and Women's .Cotton, Lambs-wool shirts
and drawers.
Linen Cambric Hdkf 's, Hosiery of every de
scription. Superfine flannels ami' a'gpiieral assoitmeht
of goods for children's wear. , .
September 18. 1845. ,
N. B. J. W. StrAdrr. formerly of Strotids-
burg and Shawnee, Monroe cotuiiy, would' be
happy to bee his old friend-, and tlie Merchants
of Monroe and 1,'tke eounties.at the noove .to.re,
where they can be supplied with all .descrip
tions of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, on as
reasonable lerms; for cash or-a limned credit,
as at any other establishment in ihe City.
nil those who mav favor him
hand, and will
. - ... 2l . ft.
w lh a-ca L ' "i i
Porter, Ale, UlehcV and! Lcitionadc
constantly kept on hand. " '
f'o'r ihe liberal suppo.rt',alrpadv received from
his friends and cusiomers liereitinis his sincere
thanks, aud will endeavor in future to merit a
continuance of iheir favors, by sparing no ex
ertions to maku his establishmenl uti agreeable
retreat. , .
Stfoudsbiirg, June 19, J8-15.
Attorney , at f jaw, '.!
Wilfovd, Pike county, Pa.
(OFFICE NEARLY OPPOSITK THE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.)
September 4, 1842.
hi. i'-t"- c '-ft
BCANK MORTGAG-JJS,
For sale atttis ofhee.
LAST NOTICE. ; . .
All persons indebted .lo the subscriber, will
please take nonce thai unless they turn their
attention thereto,; without any further delay, I
hal beihliged jo wail on ihem by one in mi
thyriiy wiiii a Hocus Colripeltiis" in 'hand,
wh'fch wVuld'be very repugnant lo my feelings
aud contrary to my desire, bin forbearance some
times cease's' to be a virtue, and money I must
have and that soon " f-r-
N. B.----My Books,' Notpsj and all .matters
connected ;with my late business, are; iii 'the
haudti.nl Stogdell Stokes, who is duJj- authori
tzed to settle anil receipt Jijr the.vituej .uuh 1 1
, I ! . VyiliLlAM EAST 13 URN.
Stroudsbiirg, Aug. , 1845. 1 '-
For Reviving' arid Publishing a Weekly Pdper'cn-
f 'tilled
: THE IEW-irORjKEK.t
The New-Yorker, a Weekly Journal of Liter
atureand. General .lntellicence. was-established
by the present Editor oThe New-York Tribune ; country, they have, ayailed themselves ot the-op
in ftfafclV, T83'f, and discon'nued, or rather merg-' portunity thus presented to induce birri to prepare
ed, on the establishment-'of. the Weekly Tribune, for publication a complete and authentic edition of
in September, 184 , after havinc been published these Discourses. The general interest whtchfior
justsveft years and a.hajfv. .Ilavipg. now ample" ! the last four years they 'have excited in every parii
and able Literarv assistance .and, having recently of this country ife Universally felt and acknovrt?.
extended aiid perfected bur Mechanical arrange- edged. Probably no public lecturer ever consih'
mentsVwe propqse to rev"ise and re-issue it on ar.d ' ued for- theame length of tilne to collect aroum",
after the lstjjf(October,.l845, on a sheet slightly him so numerous audiences. Nor has there been
difrering in size or character from the old New- j any eiception (6 this favorable impression. Visit
Yorkerbut at a much lower price. after visit has been made to all tlie chief etiie.
The plan ot"this paper will combine ! and oa eveiy succeeding occasion audiences a.
1. Original Literature "Reviews, Pntims, etc. j mounting to thousands have-assemble! to hear
2. Select. Lilcnalurc Tales, Sketches, extracts again and again these ! lessons of useful kmtwfedge.,
from new Jlooks, etc. - , l 1 The sanib simplicity of language, perspicuity of
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1 parts of our own' Country, StaiiStics, Aiiec-i dered the oral discourses so universally areepta'-
dotes, &c. ' - - ' , ble will be preserved In tlie published repojtrwhirrV
4 Hints-on Domestic Economy Agriculture, In ' will indeed be, as nearly as possible, identjcalwitrt
;vehtions, Recipes, &c. . . . , ' i the Lectures as they were delivered.
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" tlils last department will be barefully prepared, ; useful miscellany of general information, which
and1 will be as ample and varied as that of any will also afford that large class of persons who
.other" 'Weekly paper whatever.' The extensive have attended the Lectuies. an agreeab&r means
correspondence arid other facilities for obtaining1; of reviving the impressions from which they have
information which we hnve been years engaged in already derived so much profit and pleasore. "
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will enable us to present early and authentic ac- brace a variety of topics in the Astronomical and
counts of all transpiring events through this Our Physical Sciences, and irt their application to the
cheaper - Weekly, from -which Political essays and arts of life. AmUng these the following may ber
all matter of a partizan character will, be careful- mentioned: ''
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i rrt rm -i . nil t l c .
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other persuasion can' object shall appear in this pa-
per,.thougli a large portion ofjts contents' will apr
near-also in the-Weekly. Tribune.
u I he J p,w Yorker will be published .every bat-1
'.a: . i . l i i .... 'Pi '
Lavoisier; Newton; The Stellar Universe; The
Power of Steam; Steam Navigation; Aurora Bore
alisr Water Spouts; Thunder and Liehtningj'The
ory of Dew; Heat; The Barometer;-rl he Thermo'm-
nrfl.TV mnrninn. hut nrintnrl :m mnilpd rin Thlirs- eten &C &C
dav and FridaV. so as to reach as many ofits pat-1 Thn'work will appear in numbers, or parts will
rons as possible before th6 Sunday rest of the
Mails. it wjll be prinied on a sheet of fine
white paper, identical-in size aud quality with that
of tho. Daily and Semi- Weekly Tribune; (of which
this j a specimen;) aiid .afforded, to the subscribers
at the Ipw price of One, Dollar a year, payable
always in advance. , -.
Twelve copies will be sent a. year Tor Ten Dol
lars; or Twcnly-fivc cbpies for Twenty Dollars.
Subscriptions are respectfully solicited by
. , ,GKEELEY & McELRATH,
f I i 158 : Nassdu-slrecttNcw-York.
September 18 1 1815. " '
J Postinasters may'remit subscriptions at'our
riski Qlills of all specie-paying Banks are re
ceived at par. .1 '
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be well printed on good type, and copiously illurt-
ttated with engravings on wood. It will be 'com
pleted in ten or twelve numbers, and the entire
volnme will be published within six mouths. The
price will be 25 cents for each number.
Any person wishing to procure this valuable
work may apply to our- agents,, or to any " oft he
Booksellers or Country Merchants in any part of
tho United States. Postmasters remitting dn&
dollar will be entitled to five numbers. Orders
are respectfully solicited'. r
GkEELY &McELUATH,
i nouue minnine.
I,
BRICK
.i250,000, Brick, just burnt, are.ofiered for. sale
by the, subscriber ainqpg which, may be found
say t 4 .
16O.OP0 Hard JJ;i6k.
:76,0QQ Soft and Salmon'.do.
10.000. Jam. do., , ; . v.
5;Q00 Square Heanh do;, v. i i.i.t.-
ii i.r..i"..w l U i .. f. . -.t .
c'l All' Kinus Ol prouuee. icaau nut -it;iiw;u; ia-
ken in exchange
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Milford, Nov. 21, 1844.
:C. W. DeWITT.
'.'J;0J3'.SWORK.CI
N eafely" ?ex uo ii t e d at tliis'OHice .
DISSOLUTIONS
The partnership heretofore-existing HetwiM'n
the ftib.srribera, iVadiug under ih finn of Hay
den fc Schlaugh, has this day been dusdlvtnl
by mutual consent, . Alt ' persons' having de
mand against.said firjn, will present, them to
Samuel Hayden, for sottlement ; and sit who
are indebted' thereto, are requested to make im
mediate payment to him, he being authorize'il
to receive the same.
, , .SAMUEL HAYDEN.
;WW1LL1AM'SCHGH.
N. B. The business will he continued by
the subscriber, in the' new BtiilrJing ihihe rear
of John Boys' Store, who fes peel fully solicits ;
a continuance of public patronage. u' ' ,
3 . ' i - SA.MUEL HAYDEN.
March 6, 1845.