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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-02
1SS TREMoNT-sT., HCS

near Court-srsst Boston.
P.s Buy otnons s,eert III. following regularly sp'
pointed
.AGE.N rs.
NEWPORT, Mrs.. ANNA NJ. EDDY.
Providence, iosrph Batch. Jr.-Poti.-asRth, Crvens
n 1sihnnn-- B,isi"i, Lrtuu-i w. Brggs-Niskofi,
sn-rei Ffersc-Ea-t Greenwich, James Slocum--Ar-
psnsug Nnhls. John CHrp.uier-C lrrkayte. J'hn ".
Cihrks-kuastn Thomas Nells-PearCtHle u. ID.
CAmpboll a Co south knrstown, sylvester Hohins"n
aud q. W. HAkatd-Ncsietly, L. ". Lewis a to,--
Ilopkiuton. u. n. Thnf.ton A. Ja-Rrbmend. VineY q
Riohmon I-t emptun Mills. ANA. fnke--lirphl Miis,
= a. ksmingiou--Phmuix Nnrgs, w. q. kne-- NJ.
itch Village, DIV. Baksr-Wsrrea, =. a. pti-coii- -
Tverton, Arnold Smiih-Sone Bridge, samuel SeHufy
New EnElHnd oncc and General Depot, No. lae Tro'
mont, nsaf Court street, Ho.ion.
beware of the inscied District, A1n street, besDss
| Aprii2L-Iy.-si.I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-02
CAUTION,
This 10 To niorrn the public. iha, nh genuine medb-
cine has on the outside Of Ihr boxes,
WRIGHT'S SINDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,

Orths North American College Of Health.
Aud also round the horder ef the label will he found
In small upe "rntrred according to al act OF Con
aress, In the year is4O, by William Wright, In the
Clerks Olos Of the District Court OF the Southern Dis
trct of P.ansy yana. b"
The public viii also remember that M who sell the
genuine Indan Vegetable Pills, are provided with GER
tihcLte UC agency, sgnrd Nv
WILLIAM WRIGHT, Vioe pREsipEsr
Ofths North American College ct Health,
and that pcdars la allowed to self
the genuine medicine. All tRveing agents viii br pro-
vded with Ceriihcsi-s Of agsucy above described aud
those who cannot show them will be known ns base
imrostnrs.
Price 2j ots. per boa, with full dirscucns.
Onlce aud General Depot ior the NV kugand fistesr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-02
CLEARED.
MEMORANDA.

27ih-Schr Export, Townsend, Pictou, N. S.
3Uth-Sloop Rienzi, Durfce, Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-02

THURSDAY, May 2Gth.
Brig Electro, Pnrker, 2l days from 81. Marys, Ca,
for Nrw Haven.
Schr Plato, Per.ey Providence, for Philadelphia -
Engineer, Whitmey, from Elizabeth City, iur orders.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

BlTUMISovs CoaL.-Ihc last Roman Citizen
states that Lyman X. Potter, of the town OF Au-
gusta, in the 5 w. pert Of Oneida county, in sink
ING a we'll on his farm, on the highest summit OF
land in the town, after descending over 20 feet,
struck a bed of Jitamtnous coal He had not yet
asceriained the extent OF the vein; butthe specimens
obtained equal in quality to the Liverpool coal,
or the Blossburgh 1t is added that Mr.. Porter
ha. been offered large sum-the Rome Sentinel
SAWS $50 600 by an Eastern capitalist, for the mine
This statement j. doubtless made in good faith,
and We sincerely hope it will not prove illusory,
a.. hitherto, have proved to be ali the coal mines
in this State Of which, first and last, in one quar-
ter and another. not few have been supposed TO
be discovered
If n yertabe and extensive coal deposite does
exist as stated. it will soon become source OF
great wealth; for the situation is convenient OF
access and for the distribution of its treasures.-
Augusta is Just south of Vernon, and some II or
IL miles from the Erie. Canal. It's westerly side
!, drained by the Oneida Greek and It's tributaries
running to the North while 1t. easerly side Is
drained by the Oriskany and IL tributaries ard
the Chenango Canal crosses the southeast corner
of the town. An abundant coal nine, accessible
from the last named work, would give 1t flowing
revenue to say nothing of the rich additions II
would make to the business and income OF the
Erie Canal In short, a mine like the one allcdges
TO have been found would be a magnificent acqui-
siiion 10 the resources OF the State.
Albany Daily Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

The Dayton IrIHscriPf, published at Dayton
Ohio, has contained lately Series OF Seven very
able Articles upon Association. They from
ths pen Of an enlarged mind, which has examined
the subjec; with particular reference to Religion
We will give his concluding remarks. and regret
very much that we have rot space sufficient 10
publish the whole.
But it j. time TO close there remarks by the mere
expression Of The opinion | promised ot Fourier,
system--it Is this According 10 one ot the law.
of philOsophisins laid down by the prince of phi
losophers. we ought never to multiply the causes
for any effect which can be- sufficiently accountable
bv one. And As attraction has been demons strated
to be- the universal law OF nature. | Sc no good
reason for rejecting il in the mechanism of the So
eial system. The s0ereigs measures which have
been pursued in every form Of society by lcgisla-
tive enactments since the golden age of the world,
have been withis the last half century g.ing out
OF fashion, until the legal code Of every enllsht-
ened nation has become stripped Of many Of it.
horrors from which fact 1t may be- fnrl, inferred
that in the last period Of civilization. when the
clouds OF superstition and irnoranc. shall be fully
dispecd, al barbarous customs will also disap-
pear.
Why is thi- # it be not that al cocrrire r'-
strainfs finally fn g'"> ~-E Ict'ir t' '"'iai4''
of the prince 0f peace whose 90 people are 20 br
willing people, and voluntarily act out Of ail iho
en6rqies of their natures This in q word, IL 20
be The happy result OF all the preliminary pro-
ccsses of refinement from the savage custom, which
have marked every period # civilization, up 20
the dawn of that latter day glory when all from
the least to the greatest shall have the Law writ
ten upon their hearts ard Will voluntarily and viih
alacrty obey il. Fourer's plan OF Association
may therefore be nationally deemed the lupihou-
prospectus of an earthly paradise which, when
once regained will not be 50 likely TO be again lost
by the ruin of mans Proprium, (sethood, corual
miuded,) tor a ncw vii. and a new understands
ing vii be given 10 him Nor do | think i;
tra,agant to say. that this new plan Of " Associa-
tiou ought to be hailed, the natural basis for
the New Jerusalem which is now beginning To dn-
sccnd from God out Of Heaven, through the higher
principles of the hunas mind.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

Jones. Accountant iai RroadV Nv opposite Johr-st..
undertakes p. arrange ad W ts>crr-
tl- To those vino have been shr 20 'ies,e simple
sd ea>, m"iod o conturt ibis ,ltrmcut, th' a'iNei
,l.r. viii the ccIrferre derived ulch eNpcrifnce
respectfully offers I, assistance suggesting such form, of
account book, 1 are h ada tst io pircuar routine
ohusnsS In conl cac partnership affair, or confused
and neglected account. i' pledges n r 10 eject IN all
cases an equitable art 'uf,puf1'r diu,ment.
Prhl,hea anl Joy sale iy e author above, Jones,
Pracpf aId Pac'ice of Book. eprg." which already
80 text book n ihr lcadIg Academic n> utons OF this
country, amt tl. OILY American wok on he 81 Get iiat
ll> he, r.. nfnd IN Ere'an' Price - r,Vl}u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
SPLENDID DISCOVERY for LEARN

Tie works OF sarner executed according io ~ siyls,
may be- AZ No 1il Bo1dNay the American Hoicl.
Nou, VICTOR hgNtrrr ~ 10 give lesson, go i, y until The
Al those ueW discoveries to tis humber to sN may De-
learned IN * kOurinl NJ nw price 0i twc doiir-ior
each nQW krf. payable after tle l.,1u Amatcui> who
have she work. of th- pulls are convinced ihf ihes'
real d>soNfr, fa fa rf. Wei e. fr n n>s hO
flu w1h WHICH drawing f0Hl u.ilrr ufv d. t.ade Tie
'v'Ni enc" n the .'>.In D r .np',,hr o. e."'an. Que
.>l- ,ho1i' be- rheu pupl sloui boz seen AZ work
il..E Wa ma
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
~ OBBLRlES rRENENTED al iri-

tn~ kNn'u..- t.- u'.I.r.r, hnfsi1rl.s committed
.u ,, cu 1 late .tor .H-. arepsr, and otners
."rnr, b,r plate. -vtr and other sal 4ah,. much
pms. hi. against fh'eyr. Tho subscriber Pa. on band
i,lrfr'f oi -rConi haEi inn Chss., cld Boxes, Nth
good u., aIfI Ir.h,, e rIuUlf Ns .a,Y .orcri or
picked which lr w. ,c to-, thau hal their orgi-
ti cost. atu- received trm a. ler reli value pay
unut for M ilrr', Patent isuani,r safes which now
-eat rally adrited io boz tic only Sass wiI.ch
rts..liiN ff-.f intense tsff
For Wilder. ~alauand-r ~if,. chslp second hand
ron Chests, no at the >'usis sac anl ir1H Chest
Store OF e.. HERRING.
kI n 80 Maisrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

Az EXPOSITION or THE JmRTY-NISE ARTICLES ot THk
CHURCH or HSCLAND; BY Gilbert. (BuRNETJ Bishop
of Sarom With an Appendix containing the Augs
burg Confession, Greed Of Pope Plus w. 8e Win
Notes &c. by Rev. JANIS X. PACE, A. NJ n vol vo
pp. 5'o) d. Appleton Co.
No Churchman, no Thcolsgian, can stand in
need Of information to the character or value Of
Bishop Burnet's Exposition, which long since took
its fitting place OF the acknowledged and
admired Standards Of the Church. 1t i only
needful that we speak of the labors Of the Editor
of the present edition, and these appear to blend
fitting modesty with eminent industry and Judge
mcnt. Thus, while Mr.. Page has carefully veri-
fed and in manv instances corrected and enlarged
the references to the Fathers, Councils and other
Authorities, and greatly multiplied the Scripture
ctations-for the Bishop seems in many cases to
have forgotten that his ers would not all be rs
familiar with the Sacred Tex, as himself ard
might not readily md ii rassage even when they
Anew it existed-he (Mr P.) has scrupulously
left The text untouched and added whatever Illus
native matter he has been able to gather in the
{, IN Of Notes and an Appendix. The documents
collected in the latter aro Of great and abiding
value. The stvlc Of this edition is credtable even
10 the hsu.e from which it cmanates, already
iavo,ab known as publishers Of Substantial works
ia an elegant manner.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
THE TEETH, THE TEETH.-On

atmospheric pressure pr pies fail >et. of best MN
era teeh or ans number that may be- required vii be ~
serted shortest notice, I'D Ia he ncafe,' -yr without
springs or clasp. Filing, Cleaning aud Regulating the
4, Eli done l,ual The best For extracting
,so'h celts cung the toot ache - All operations
warranted by D. J. BBskey. Derist, n Murray>lrtst
next door % the Church. On~ block west u Brosiway-
Charrs. moderate. Term. cash iyli eod3n
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

We refer our reader. to the concluding part eff
the answer to the objections Of an Opponent to
Association. lis headed Industrial Associatiou.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
Annual Commercial Statement.

ne Annual Statement of the commerce and na-
vigaton Of the United States was aid before Ger
gress on Thursday. The following abstract of IT'S
contents i. furnished BY our Washington cores
pondent
The number OF vessels. their tonnage and crews,
which entered the port. Of tn United States for
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
-IAYDEN'S Iremlnm pens.-A Silver

I TTlN = ItIIIIWIU 7 ItUH.-N iNIINtT
! Ne,ai ~. aNarl.. j. Hayden .,r r.s " very suYe
ior Pens, Hy in' American ll,tute at ir s.i Fan The
Government hay" given inem tus Prr fentD, alI e beet
accountant, ans ulHy o le public .nstmuon, Hl
other Penn. They has- Justly nhf 1ra The highest rgputa.
Inu arf frr uo lrpst i,lualcs hY the country.
The fide tpprI af tts Nuu0,rtlrer prices by tie
i-entS =. a. y. HAYDEN. pLau--.-- -"
.-tIt-ry -'-.----'f'- school al.i htl'A
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
IATSkiIL MOrNrNIN UOUsE a

Y ih, Pne Orrh iu'ft z r.rlaat.. ari fsshona.
hle -e>or H se conouc.rf dlr the present
acr tr o-eltou AMI slnersn Uf The slh>cf tier II
las undergone complete si tn-on.h repair. ana
opsn or the reception Ot visitors 10 ,f'r VIII De- spared
20 the deserve y high character winch Ifhas here
f00-e sustained A. heretofore. f, tables % be- furnishes
Win every 'tfrs fll 'ht NcN-A och uarset ahori
11i every possible attention. f pcaot' te
and epI1y.uc@t Cd. pI'as .ll be qr, npty he
,ioNci. The ro1i .tilr 0 f c,.ghi'b1rnt al rspc
-1iy thar part of u on tc mountain, has been rendered
perfectly ,nl.l'h and ,ae.
Me,,r> \. Bench C''s. e,ces-i lire ~ stages will
~ Heretofore regularly between the Iand.ng and the
VI Iuni4n House. ou tlr ~. ,al of the boats
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
Tyl3 n wAI.wORrH 4 NAsON 30 inn-,t.
CABINET FlRNITURE.-Purchasers

will find their interc>, 10 cali al No ~ DCatherne.
street, where may found. second hOor eHten
sye n splendid Cabinet Funiturs OF the newest
and approved patterns and which will be sold A.
prices below hat furniture of the quality he
bought auction The advantage here offered ~ buy
the regular factory NJ auction prices mus, ir
Itne and long experience in the bushes, are
advantage manufacturing good and ornamental ware
subscriber lc'> confident saving HAT any who NAV
call ~ No ~ Ca hfrne,treet and make their selection
sa have iu ample satisfaction, both az . prce ani
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
VOL. III. NO. %.

wanders abroad for work waile his family
eat the bitter bread Of dependence in desponding
sorrow. This is one Of the many widespread
evils which Association would correct, BY providing
on each Domain variety Of avOcations, and en-
abng each member to choose and change among
a number Of employments q. taste or crcum stances
should dictate. Then in the case Of the death Of
Mr.. Wor,hyman: his wife and children being
useful snly parts Of bis household, are new re-
duced to dependence; but in Association EACH
having some proper function or position in the
general harmony, the death Of no member would
render others useless or burthen.-But we will
not carry the analysis farther, since this article is
already much too long. We tr.s, even those who
now look with distrustful eyes on Association will
yet be brought to and rejoice in it as in no re-
spcct the adversary Of any good work, but a CO.
worker with all, and powerful instrunentality in
the ultimate emancipation of the depressed ma
ority of the Human Race from ignorance. de.
pendence and frequent wretchedn.ss, and their
elevation to systematic Uscfulness Intelligence.
Virtue and Happiness. Ed. Tr.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
| IN GENTLEMNN intcnding 10 bnild

y woud 90 we'll o. pi>, along lhc street. and thr"" hs
I'VE, to d chmpio, and enquire NlY the mold washed
out OF 80 usanv then txamIne he mortar under r coping
and ,ret, and cellar way. and H be- should ini All sas'
,cor, hen have inserted u h> .pccif eaton ihma'ion
ifuse. hut 10 h- would laNe tt mortar remain rfn snd
proof against ~ n and weather . arch seer insert lnhs
.pecfcsou Hylrnunc Iue which a., yet never hs' bees
Known 10 either rot or wash any brick or snrc work
I'm ,ny .tp7ten however exposed. PIcc g per bill 0I
.ate Al tb4 corner of Troy aml Ne.tst, i'-la IF
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
Patent Printing Engine.

exclusively used In nj. city at - Anu-,treei be ween
Nassau and au-strees Tor Cards, Circulars bi Heads
Handbds Bill, o L,iing ani csery other description oi
Printing Handblis bv inches. - - per thou,agi !;
Ivory surface Card, by inches : 30 per hcusan.. or
~ tor 5O, and Inferior qualities much cheaper y IL
Heads printed al 3 per reau, with ths paper being
wet A. hy other pr.eraud every variety Of work at
low rate, Al work done the time promised, and, II re-
.i..,YIs~. iv2j NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
\ IlI PLLASIKE GARDEN.
BOWLING SALOON

- Ml~.r- Hr. Bn..nf In Introducing ihts e,tsb-
l>hn-ff ft- -rHte..n tlr proprietor would
clIi atrrr tH f. f,-,, n- si 1rfi ts ,asrof a. any
thing p.'d1c-H In tae wsr AMI Shrrt csn be
l.ai reci1f cpa..'rl.rl sta gu-alt, or 1ilcctoni-
ne as NiF u lf. been f NNn 0i 'f nr'tr, in apo
rsrh bal % fIe pI Ts- cf athletic nN"rcse. 10
A'nsh. F ,t.sr prot oi, n -aiaunn, al ,tv,tons from
ssod Qr'Qrrv o. n,I-r h,. Dr. pa, n-n Garcia .n ~
i'ci'n o assistants snt particularly nc,c charged with
- general .rpt.N..n
10 strangers ring t.e c'y. 'nd aiso Citizen, tesroUs
M anus'1rat 1nc -ora.u- cNrrc.se dann- uris ao
'ence o'a business 81 - lii Dos rfrl,'0rs o p IN orfer
n' F- hY me rrigt1l ciue>s gueg upon its >1e
and perec; vent 7 ~ 'pi th~ anl deco prevail
lr- iff n .iriri 80 nl'1~ arnrF ifs l'isrfsnfs
y 10 tf, Saloon viii % ioufd ~ a lav~, lherr5y
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
OrRLiC ADMINISTRATORS DE-

Il FICt. " % JOan--eei-Nollce = hereby gwen to
the relatives and neyi n k4a of John Hy, late NJ u cy
New York nkreper Pa'rics Riley late OF thr NY
OBJ. NeKlorA. --cef Ernrsf >cot,r formerly Of - pf
~ tzerand date OF ih- ,ad sy oi NewNors merchant
Utar Gryfa~ta lat ot Nori shire, Eng and, eafr-r
agd Whp arr sIeg~ to have DE-. n.>iat tha ,ha az
py b. i- >rrrngse nj h~ couaty 0t New io-A Tor L'u'
Adur,t ln the estae. ~ the - 4 inr,air, r.
specuvev 90 HI stn 4y of 4agu. next. al 10 O'clock IN
The lorenzo. Dated N.w-No No~k. Jolly Zjt. l342
-N1i laAAA kEIlHI VI PnhLlr AihInl-lflDI.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
4 : : o & | 4 ITO y
Or, Principles of True Organization of Society.

Or, Principles Of True Organization OF Society.
i Tr Ediorsip II tli' coI-,u u disinct from tia,
The Tribune dfress lefers. post pad to 4 BRIssANE.
Rcsdence, 76 LconGrd-sfrecf.
Notice. A Special Meeting of the FoVsIER Associ,-
TioN oF TIVE CITY NEw-loRS will be held Tbs Even
ing Hall Of tie SOCIETY,", ll Broadwa, O'Clock
Members requested to be puncusl their attendance
a. business of importance vii be laid before them. All
those favorable the Of Association and social
form and derous of aiding Il 10 invited TO attend.
THOS. ". WHITLEY, President
r.. GiLrs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
INSURANCE.
NHE HOWARD INSURANCE. COM

II plHy -Cap1l SsNo0 ofce N0 81 " all IL Tbs
Company connue>u make Insurance against loss dsr-
az by hre eDd siAEs q cation.
RkCIORs
Ren>>' laer hav~- a. I yor. Corl,. W Lawrence,
J. p lips Pgfsu.1 N liiari IO.-h Mica gsldutn
jobs Morrison. r. |. wool sy Na-b,p, Ned
lo'rph - Nargun tanrIng C.Tucker. John Rankin.
David lee, Neig, q. BENJAMIN loln ID W,.f
Caleb q. H4Ged william W Todd Ferdinand >uv,l,n,
Henry g Thompson. r. HANENS PrrSirnL
-ec-e,ar-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
NUTTAL INSURANCE.-On Dwell

w nE H0u>es and Furniture only. profits returned TO
the Assured. THE HOT >EHOLDER> NJ TUsL IN
II RANCE CONPANN othce Is W all It. for separating
-e n,urnc" ~ Dwelling Houses and Furniture rom that
stores amt Nerc handise.
II we known tat alno.t all the losses incurred in the
bu>ne of Insurance the result OF the burning o. sas
bile stores and costly goods.
This ncraSe>ihe expense Of insurance the houhold
er aud may possibly deprive him he very security for
which hc pays ms premium
The cash paymrn's or premiums form fund, which. al
ter paying expenses and LOSSES represented by scrip and
,sued ~ te assured IN proportion to hs amount OF te!r
Insurance.
Ths Company prepared to insure against loss or dam
age hv FIRE. Dwelling Houses. occupied iH whole part
such. Household Furniture and al lIsusrhoid Properly
ordinarily kept iu dwelling houses, Every person in,ur-
ius with th' Company @rited for each hum
drcd dollars insured.
DIRECTORS:
Gulian CNerplaock, T. Robertson, stephen Cambr,eng
Roht lien Ludlow Samuel Martin, Frederick Dcp,yser
W ..iam ~. Harison, Fsk >chlchsrdt, Daniel Seymour
4 II. RODGERS. President
mvf1-Sn u { TAYLOR. Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
SILNEK MAkE.-Wm. 1homson. No.

y Ia Wilan-sirset continues 10 mIaruacture silver
Ware OF tie bet esrrioi.on and Ls aie,t pauefH,-
Presentation Vases Pc-r. va ers, Tea anl Coffee Ser
vice, Cake aud Frut Bi,Leis aud Chdlen's Mug, rcy
chased and appropriately designed. -
A'- D@s.ri Fr1 Knire. and Foghs, silver blades Forks
and spoons knghrea 'td and plffn.uirrflel psirfss
Prize Medals of vanpps pattern snif1 ipf ph ol Fo-
rcutrral Hon cultural and A -ricultural >ocieues.
Orirrs hv letter puIcigaiiy attended ~.
TIE hole of hre articles are Manufactured on tr pre-
,.s, Of sterling silver nat n0 expense spared IN
tie besB'y OF fthe workmanship.
NB DaaEgs and estimate, oi srtc.es iof presentauon
vi be ffr sh-d in answer AR application lf<) bm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
~, ~, ..,..nrKS. Manufacturers and

TO . nj .-o1gs, Ion Tlll, tor slcara. W..
-. (;a, So from "a inches diameter and M lengths
from inches D. esi, capable oi Sustaining an Internal
prc,>urr from 1000 90 inton h> per square inciug"
thef with fittings of every description such as tihov r.
Reducing Sockets, Cocks, SC, 70 which uc Tubes are
ione bv Screw fnd bv o which they may De- put
together m thc greatest facility 10y any ordinary workman
Th, great strength and durability 0 the>e tubes - COM
pared ,s.lh Copper ohsr material and their rcouCuy
rn Superior o. all others ~ any OF the purin'~,
alo,c mentioned. For sale by
tyl3u WAIwORTII 4 MASON. 80 ian>t.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
TO THE The

.u>cr her 80 well known to the allies ~ Newly ofk tor
lie .ur-or .fyl OF ~h1r ani Cater Boot with whichthey
sy furnished beg, % state iorthe information o air'
visiting it. ciy Wei a. hD, III, country hat hls store
fe1.u.yrly TOR 'lde u Lsrtuart street, No 20, one
street below Canal and the corner OF Broadway
where ladies cln be supplied with the Partisan Shoe 10
,iyle be surpassed, u squaed, IN The city. Ladies
who sye Joe, wher. 10 obtain shoes since Lane
retired business, BE- Supplied by b., long and
tested servant. st1L ALLfN
For Getting Up the article Of Ladie, shoes and Cater
Boots W a,v,y, considered Mr.. Allen lar superior 10 any
man We ever hai .n employment" -.
THO> LANE son.
On hand btautlul assortment Oi laits Morning >ppef
entirely of new ,yle Also. excellent sip surpassfg
any NJ the ciy price s Ny best goods equally low,
at No - L.penari street street below Canal street
f,sfq Iyut
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
lTERCHANTS' FIRE Insuroncc Com

T'N' II " = 7 :! II = ~ vi
panv Urfftfl ti1lf Million of Dolar>-tf-r No.
,, WaiIh, Company continues Ia insure agaIns l.-s
hv Fire dwelling honses ware houscs lud oh er
hu sins porf. nierchandte aud hou>.hold flU-
t.c, and description of pes al property Oa tern.
favorable any M m,ifui tG .n this ~.
DIRECTORS.
I1ua. Iawrouce. Iftur Boe-,, Ihama, Il .0og gOr',
Anthony G.. .Rn.>irr Io1s \ StrVfn. Moe. Idyl1r.
Nln' Ch.,shrla.h. Oliver C0rwin. Frauci, II Ncoil
John / LaVrcnce. Thoml, Lawrence Chirles >agorY,
tur, BlSd, Jr, Charles y. Talbot. William " Fox,
james g.. STACEY, Georg. Bar, ,v, A>aph Stone,
Jacob 2. Giflud. ! -cph Hudson. David VI Pral.
fndicw Poster. Jr Ephfau iolnrook Moses H. g lnnei
- .y,r ~ Gordon
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
OATENT CHEMICAL OIL lamps,

DATF NIfFWItNI. OTE LtNFc,
A CHEMICAL OIL. BURNING FLUlD.-rhe sub
scrihcr would nv'r te attention q. is pUbt r. b ,nch
9ff GREFNOU GHS PATENT LAMPS WHICH from their
rcauy aad superior Cuae, destined ~ s1p"ssr al
1s.e-s ROW in g.- Tie oil VII 81 a. Durusd ih hen y
smca oreparaton, very clean 10 T. properties and g.'es
vary br ant and ecOnOm cai hliL The Burning tluid
p,-tahle igh rom all smoke. neil ~ grel,s and
viii n. lcr ~, nor stain Lam be altered
Al md No r.ueus~ 10 burn u.r fad The sub.cusr
knly permitted 10 refer s-me 81 most respectable
hm.l.es, who sle usng the aucir.
J. e. HOOKER s66 Broadway,
FB--There Is danger II explosion in either one o.
articles. Oh n
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
OREMUMS KEDTCED.-The Mar.

cial Fire ls.lfance Company No IS Wall street. IN
1u.rqucrcc 0 fH- mira Hro of tie Crofnu ater insure
-a4u. os, damage hv IRE reduced prrnsm
JONATHAN LAWRENCE. Prc>iignf.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
STATES FEATHER
yT,uC TRU1H. AND NO HI MBUG.-

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rur-> tie most rFrtrfae ra-a. O Hsfnss dd
fi. rsrann good nes' . rsr Ne Las tone 4 gpsn tie
neal of .r.Yn sssentJ seven SIC. When became
~ tns Guy lat M h, ui rc take tN~nty per-oss Nth
bali haa J. and Them good hea4 of hair Dothing.
TIN. ~ if' .scom airI and .l1 - so. living
Nresss il r'f SOD COO lt b. time "
he p"ff"ct 90 Mr. A in,'s nOr nf --limenL
" ~ ~ r ur resn M YIr.rl fifteen sk1~risnce
1 riak ~ eEf.rnH. f0 H. cure RaIns-. 'ni he ha.
l' ast - rely flr.fsf-i Tic ~. 20 - oring
ealiy tone D. ~ .k4. ~ mslod oqgssy ehrci'e |"
prevent tle hair from II % Ig ~ d. .rI sio-.sg A.
1T III Who t'.re snat hrat u BAR ell and ,tsnlhe
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