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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-30
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO PITTS.
BURG.
Ha fSa 51b

The prorie.on Of Bpsha%s Tran'ponaon Line t9 Pits
persons shipping to the West that their line in active
oe sator G3ods con,gned to them Tor sent to in their
hrs y will be forwarded with despatch
Owner or shippers of goods destined for the Western
States, who have consignee at Pittsbury will
please conssn their goods William Bingham, Ptisburg
who will atlsnd 10 all such consignments without
dslay.
Al Eood: should be marked distinctly package
For Of freight, which low any other line apply
VIM. TYSON, Agent,
No. West street, opposite Pier No. 2, N. II.
B. Passengers forwarded TO Rsburg and louisville
day. Sundays excepted
Refer To K. CROOKS, American Fur Co. 8. T. Nicol
Front stTset rhslps Dodge Coz Fulton street; suydalr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-30
TO THE LADIES.

uuceu De Inc extremely gi, beautiful, white and durable.
ma imsn
TO THE LADIES.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY Goops.-The prorrie
eft Tor sale most select and choice of Millinery
BE- both regards the quality and cespnes Of the articles
f.: ssieSned SILK HAT II S.AiIIITIEb CArorrE DOR
shEb sL k P9sh SEw 3a sb o * Ssf.
STYLE-,-And Lawn Haas do dc-An enrre new stye o
MODINE CAPACITIES, ELssLER
COTTAGE
Partisan and English FANCY ST1lAWs Of the finest toy
The Prpgisss respectfully socn the dr-s to favor her
with s and evanine her elegant and varied Of Mn
nsy for themselves before they purchase else w~re
viii be treat saving to them in pnce AND advantage
regards the variety a nd guilty q lhe goods
je22 lmsr 293s Broadway.
- BO0Ts-BOOTs AND SH0ES-The che ap-
80 and best Of hi, article in the city,
warranted Ladies' Misses and Chdrein' Boow Shoes
fed be found 7 Broadway and % Canal street. all
their uficturng Gentlemen will be
b. calling he above they will find The article
they want Boys, do you call yop vii b. suited r9sT
le29 itsc GREGORY Il CAliILL.
- DRESS BoQTs--LATEsT FRENCH
" ne above description of the finest quality Of French Calf
IN ana the latest style and very raplatle prices
'es ~, who have been IN the habit Of plying exsyagsnt
III b,s ARTICLES requested 10 call AID e convinced
n shnorhood Drawings being takca of the feet
II ket Tor customer, difficulty
CoDsanJy ON hand isrs. .s.o,, =, f.,.;r,h,. ,av
CENTS 70 SLY DoILARs: Hsf noo, t;,,
1'"''' J0fiTT rrl"wStyy loy prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-30

V3 W bE TER PLACE 70 find Bcots aud s,oes el,esp.
place cd The Clinton Boot ana shc. Mst &c = any
st,eet, n,h Of Hudson
lned arner 10 BE- generally snsed that Ibis so, un
quesnonahle All those who n-y have trir on~ WI
shoes gaitcr will find their advantage TO MAKE Ell 10
nv 'na'
So, A. KNOX 4 co,
NIB Country merchantss &c BY the package dozcu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-30

MACHINE BLANKETS bales for sale by
wi mioee PERSsE BROOKS. 81 Liberty T.
ELOUR-i6o Barrels 81 Louis Sissm AIs Flour For sal.
by * COLLINS K co,
Je% So South St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-30
NEW YORK. THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 30 1912

Trip to Michigan-Thc Soil, Climate, Pro-
ductions, Manufnctures---Oak OPENING
Timber Land-Gross Impositions practiscd
Travellers to the West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

rienced and intelligent Agrcu!turists and Me
chanic. would be found TO take their place.; the
buildings would De gradually enlarged, and those
who remained ont could enter later a they wished
The would receive. however, in the mean tiine
their interest in cash upon ;heir CAPITAL family
with two or three childienc could enter upon taking
from =. 600 to - 800 worth OF Stock
We haze not space TO into full details but Se
can sax tina, the advantages and economies OF com
bina,ion and association are 80 immense that II
four hundred persons would unit wilma CaPltal=of
q 900 euch they could establish Association in
which ,hcy could produce By means ni economical
machinery and other facilities four times as much
BY their labor people do at present and i've Tar
cheaper and better than tilcy=n0w can. or which N
age or in case of misfortune. would always secure
them comfortable home
There great May persons who could easily
Withdraw Il 900 from their business aud invest
in an Establishment, OF thskin and secure them
selves against amy reverses which may later over
take them In our Societies. with tlteir constantly
recurring revulsiops and ruin, would they not be
wise in so doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
a S s OCIAT N;

n Tbs Column hn; been PURCHASED by he 4droca,e, Of
Asioca,io order to lay their Principles brc tie Public
It's edorAip entirely distinct from that of TAs Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
IA VALUABLE PRO PERTY for sale

on Brooklyn Highs, and eight lots on I9o' 70
between Cranberry and Orange sre front,
f.er TO Ei-rran street Lot 81 Fulton steT - -
running through james both sl!aaS oI M
Business ilsoinr sale. wilIian5Trgt, OF 10 s..'
~ ~ - i 70 the water linz. The :*hoie
tins will b, be o6 o or ow morn a's se "a ue
none iay Isti aaI y" G. BULLER, Sands
or 7afucoia.s aPp'' " cor. Adam s., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
-I PICTURES 10 ladies on Anatomy

e ECTURf.S To Ladies on Anatomy
Il and rhySinlogv.-Th> is The lc OF work, Just Is
sued by Mary :. Govc. Every female in The land oushtto
possess and this book The object OF this work is not
show when ailHg villa, drug must take. but to
MORN correctly how AVOID the sickness and pam,
and o. course all dragging. II invaluable work for
mothers showing them the true cause OF much OF tie pain
and suffering they culre mothers. ana the true way OF
avoiding that pain and suffering. Numerous evils III the
present habits and fashions OF females shown and the
evil OF tight lncng is particularly dwct upon and illustrated
The subject OF diet and general regimen occupies
due proportion o work. and, taken all III all II ~ei
adapted the accomplishment Of the good intended by the
writer, will ir aid much in the work o redeem
ing woman from hcr suffering and degraded condition.
Price 81. Health journal tor sale by
SAX'rUN X MILES, Publishers and booksellers.
u,23 n6 Fulton-srecr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
IL TO LET OR LEASE-The upper

par OF new handsome ard very convenient, Ho".
corner OF Eas Broadway and CiintoI,tr.ct, bum
expressly tor gen;s-i Hotel and Ecardng H,u>e favlns
l.y arg. room, . second story communicating win
each other large kitchen ard cellar, and nl'.t OF bed
rooms in the upper stories all with hrepsces CRATES an
marble naniels and jainbs The situation /. !..i'an an
., nv and The prospect from the several agreed
he aud exteasire and market. aud churches in The neigh
borAood The Dry Dock Carriages pass ana rrfass NE
am, Coaci,e. ar, within call. nGur- Of Mr. MORGAN
corrr OF East -f,atSvav C!inco.i r terms. tl3 If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
W.% FOR SALE-A handsome little place

WS. I On NtNLEI-sN IlanU>Urlt NIlI5 tIdtt
- II, Nrw,Jer>ev. Is miles RON Hoh.ken ana miles
dove the tow! OF IiackeGeaCk, and the river. The
above place consists handsome House. Kitchen and
Barn and ,h. lot little thrrc-quarers OF an acre OF
.rroun situated the cross roads the New Bridge,
and may he had cheap applieii TOR IN few days
Also, handsome brdlnc io 'tuc distance rom IN.
HnuS. containing nearly fife, Apply at No 10
Sprng.s,reet story where u description Will tie
1ivep. uio Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

Artlrg TretFl.
naRISFN,s SPECIFIC.-The Propri-
s-', resolves. ~ all hazards, 10 supply the
eG1, ing cfsd hi. lnaiIble Tooilache Re
80 tr-yy!tl presents ur public WIN the oiOWins
En- r ~ sGrgeon Deatsi. OF The City Of New
mos, cllrertuIy recommend Parsens Vesetae spe-
,t It reraedy for Teothache that has
ci,:t, , ,teir observations. l. PaKMELT I'll Broadway,
I'M J. :. DODGE. II Bond-st-
~ DopcE, 62, Broadway,
e. G. BCRsgR 81. Hnrae:sL
Prepared only by J. w Cloves Dentist; soils! also by the
Glowing Druggists: Coltsn, 3 BIeecAe street, Ring sA
Miner I52 and Hart 70 BcDad%ay; fIutctngs, A AID
s.re s. Bowery; Burre 2lo Chatbanl--,Tee. Do'ii'te
AZ p-e-s,re-; Clark. SEQ, Codinrou, ~, and Hart, 70
Hds:,astree For sale wIaleaie prices by TIE ProprI-
+sr and gesun signal hls own ha~rit-
in. Price per rial 81 crnts small vial, . cents
Also Tor sale by Sce:n, Ia Canal; Ring W noifsaie
A.s.nty, IS Fulinr-Sr- cor. Cliff. U 11he.w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
az FROM 5 10 l0.OO0 lbs. of Fresh Ga

~ FEUhi : 10 10000 lbs. OF Fresh Gar
-. DEN SEED, in MI the choicest species and varic-
ties sale quantities ~ suit purchasers, a. BRIDGE
MANS permanent establishment. corner ct fghteehtaSt
and Broadway. Also The Young Gardeners Assistant
containing the results his - veG practice in New York
A. this work has been hnnore III he award OF Gold Me.
,la from the American Institute, wAch n>tutoA and the
York Agricultural Society, having also awarded
copies Premiums tor ror specimens oil Gar
den Products farther Is deemed unnecessary.
Nn>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
y1U LUMBER DEALERS and Stone

FSNIi LIMI3fK UENI.F. KS and StUut
Cutlersro lei or lease for one or more year li4
Bulk Head the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; ean
. BRIDGE OF over ih, River 50 10 ret il necessary,
10 make plenty room. For lcrm-. which will BE- mod
apny'o nI2Gtl L. C. CoRWlN.l5l Washingion.ste-
IsyO l.ET-Thc Store $40 Grand-.treet,
corner Nortoh. This Store Is located in the best
business part OF rileStrretwould make Two good StoreA
Inorir., ON the nrfn,is,s mlI q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

ODGINUS Lodgings mo. bU West
IRroadwav. not far from Chambers >!rectrh> House
has been recently built and establ shed lemenS
Login" House. has been kept BY the same proprietor
past who will probably keep II for many years
AMI il usually contains from p 10 80 gentlemen Is
Iodrcr II Public House liquor, game, NOISE or
an.ri.nis of any kind allowed. Only Glass o! per-
accepted steady OF stuion> or business
habits who wish aGuet sleeping place without board VIC
g.iv. little trouble, and wish moderate Such
requested remember the number aud apply ora any
lime. thc Y choose within twenty wears hence uii5m-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
.1RENCH, ENGLISH md GERMAN

FANCY GOODS. very low Tor cash-A complete
assortment OF Combs, BRUSHES, ertuTcry Jo-p G'iiops
dles Accorons, Pocel-i.ooks, s ana Leather Purses,
Beads and Bead BAGS and use:, spectacl- &C. ogeheT
IN gems raj assortment all articles III the above ING o.
brs,n,S Coualry m,chan,s are respectfully invited U
cali when visiting this city, and examine tn sH d. Is
believed tint unusual Inducements are onsfsI ~ ,.c,o
~, en- ,, Maiden Lane AMI D Liberty street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

S OFFICES TO LET.--Suites of
ROOMS in the ID and Sd stories OF the large brick
bunting the south east corner a. and trenlng on Broad
yay and Wa!l.st Entrance No l. Wall ST. The rooms are
airv and finished in style suitable for private apartments
Each suite has folding doors Having the open ground OF
Trinity Church ware; IL fren and -ng the great
ire o, cOnIaercia transactions, naceS be auH'i 10
equal them tie abne advantages OF peasaness OF III,
Conve.!ence Tor business loufe at NO
s,ryrI or of Imlttfl j. VI. ELY, 10 Fullon-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
Parasols and Suns shades

I a; wholesale and reGt.--A ult and com plec assort
rent Of The above articles manufactured 81 Newark y. j.
DeaIers will ad their advantage 10 call AMI examine
before purchasing ewheFt q, ever atetf manufactured
or than AZ any other esG,i tmcr n be United States.
also have the eScUs'ct manufacture 9. Ward,
Patent Portable UIShrea dtsrable article Tor
e!-s as /, can be folded and put ordinary Vaiise-
N.wark March. 1872 l1l21 -i=.t RICHARD WARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
asa FOR SAIE.-Barcains Bargains =

- For >se exchange, ~ tracts NJ haId>our hsni,
containing rs each st superior CAalty, wa
streams, aud covered with tine te~n: such
white OAK hickory hesb walnut. and sycamore
ri,c >t adapted wheat, oats, cotton tobacco
and Irish potatoes, The above ar. VII! be sold Al
reduced prices suit, or they VIII be e1'
changed Tor almost KIND merchandise. For maps,
Diagrams ard plrticuiar>. Apply 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
nj If SMITH X wiiltNioEE, III JOSH s. np stain.
n= FOR SALE-A Farm, situated AT

re FOX SALE-A. + arm, situated AT
L. Far Eochaway. /. /. within short distance OF the
Marine Pavilion IA fronting tbs hay ana ocran. II
canialS ice acres acres which r> rate tlIahle land
Ge good gras> meadow iau and some woodland
On the premises neat Farm House bntR and other o0l
buildings The both hr land and wa
ter Enquire Sanel e. B. Norton The premises or
nj John New};nIS,.. NJ. l5G Warr-strcet, y. \.
Also other property tor sale similarly situated Apply ne
l,,;,r. S,arst ,nit 2w~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
INSURANCE.


y \ a 4 1 \ - 4 "A
~ =, ~. = i. ~ ~. -
Iany-CaFaial stihsi: oiict. 20. = Nl = THIS
COMPANY continues to MAKE insurance. agansi los OF dam
dsepy "fe, anu inland naFIGatio1
DIRECTORS
tseI,e.aer Hav"nS, Naia, Tavtcr. CorS.W Lawrence.
> fI'ips fACsniS. " lliIau Couch, Micah BalGwis.
toilh hoTTls1n, = l. "cSo!ev, Nat!Ianl-! Wetd. -
Joseph b Varnnrn F,ra;ng G. Tucker John Rankin.
Daitti Le... Ae-s ID. BENJAMIN John y. Vote.
;a!rh " Hai'te l.ita.n '" Todd Ferlnan: >ay,iaa!.
t.n-Y & ihonp>ol. K. HANESS. President
LEWIS fIIlILirs, Secretary. Dc
JEFFERSON TNSTR INi,t' C,oynDonIZ
- =, - ~ y - y oi'!''ll.'
-" - y sii--lF..i, corner OF 'SiioVersrec IBIS
CONTINUES u insure AGAINST los or damage by lTr
an haiidn %oot "lreso re general s>l,
on vessels mi crotN against los aE1sa b. inland
navigation Oh 4, avaranlt terms A. any other Office
DIRECTORS.
Thomas W Isbrne Caleb CfnnI>, John {. hcrri.
Thomas I Woodruff, Moses Tucker, Thomson Price,
HrnaInn T. Robson. traacIS 7. sage, John H. Lee.
jo'n !; . Dawson, tl:2 Rigs James T. Holmes,
Anson Baker. Wn kIhorn. Join T. Moore.
MART: Hoffman lanes r. Whiting Slnluei Unieril.
joseph aief JnscIh prai.e .1..
II ,,. ilDNAse" lh''k-> r. PRESIDENT
oSo- l. horE, seer 3 - II
EFlfTIftI INSIfR ANCF-C)n Dwell
VI ;, -, : - = = " = y -
M lion.ss ana FurntqI7, only croft. returned 10
w; a.,nrc-- ~ r. !i.,'l fiiltD t.hS NJ ~. IN
SlftaNC CoIlfaNA, ONCE - Merchants E&chaDge,
corner oi "lan ana siStFtts he attention OF llon,-
l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26
NTEW WHOLESALE, and Retail Cut

NTE.W WHOLESALE. and Retail Cut
l-ry Hardware I!oGse furnishing and TOOL Store, ST
Maiden Lane near GoI,,reot, where may beiai, low
prices, fine an! conru Cutlery. gothic. sandwich and 9TH
cr pattern Tea Trays Dixon * Sons (Enu and Isun
ton timl Britannia Ware plani,ed tin painted and Jap
anci Goods. and wrought Nails Hammers iiaIchcl-
Saws. NaIiet-. Box Chi>el- and Scraper Ginp!e, Cot
ton and Coffee Tryer, Marking Pot, ard B-lshes with
general % Hardware for CITY and country mcr-
cinnt>. manufacturers. iousekccrcrs and rtiIer-.
rlc friend, hnI former customers o. :. T.. smith. Gate
Miller Smith and the public generally. pariicuIarv
WHARF
Goods are oonsianilybeng received, by d. MEAD.
tnI4 inn SIMEON p. SNl I'll. Agent
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rs FOR SALE-A weli-improved Farm

OF 81 No y>sS, situated IN Huntington township. l. l.,
5o> rom l>ieamboat antas at Notthpoft and m!f.
from the railuSt Bavlon station, Good buildings &c NJ
water a;, good iesceS Price Ss.oo :or sEe tor
stock farming utensils, One hall can rraaiG ON the
place indi>putabt and possession green immediately
Fer particulars apply 10 h, The premises or 10
III. o,,.oh Wa,.{ -; Dlyi>!nn.st ~ Y n! lln-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

NNTANTE )-I'amilies in or out of the
w civ can procure good help Tor any capacity. with
good city reference Apply city office, % Caial>' ana no
: nlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

UIIl.E.-AIIpe rSUuS HeIIitIs tIIo Ut TT.
Comnonv dated 18th Dec. 1916 payable in 18th months
purportinc br secured by properly placed IN ie
Sis,i OF iunrvYa Thomas o. IaliIasr ana i,
curtis Sores Trustees under certain Deed OF Trust. ae
contested 10 furnish The said rsees the ayont win
, numbers OF the obligations and The ptac OF residence OF
wv, rsnac,iye owners oil the sane their Office, No ban
no 5 third story opposite the Merchants EA
change. on or before the lst OF April next hi-t q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

nor SALE.-A pair of large hay Car
rare lorss very gentle will be sold very low as the
Sner has no further use for them. together win Hnces>
nd Carriages tpnly Liberty s., up stars NJ :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

XN7ANTED-In private Family, a
w Cook and Waiter. Applications wi,rg good Cily r.
terences will bereceve al % Broadway between and
O'Clock, a. NJ and 8 and ) p. NJ. 'nN ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-26

NM ANTED-A girl to go aboutl5 miles
SV into the country 10 do PLAIN cooking and house
work generally Apply al G2i Broadway between and
nc,rE p NJ ms II
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24

ROOk-k EEPING.

rENEEE Counting Rooms of c. c. MARSH, IS Cedar
Il street, continue open fron A. NJ TO T. NJ IN or
der that merchants sad others may avail themselves OF
course of instruction tina, truly practica ha, en-
braces complete routine of mereaau!c Iansncoas aud
mercantile calculations; aud one IN which the student &C
ualy keeps Of books counting house.. To those
wAo are unacouainled with the advertisers reputation
he desires TO say that his principal work on book keep
ing has passed -dt!ons that II receives the pre-
ference the New-iork Public Schools and otner large
ustlutsns an, the: he himself has the hocor CT beug
re- appointed teacher Of book keeping for the Mercantile
Library Association OF ths city. Prospectiics, with
terms, may be had al the counting rooms as above
II = l,s
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24
GROUP, GROUP.

DR., CHAPMAN'S COMPOUND GROUP SYRUP
A FFORDS Immediate relief AID i'll effect permanent
- cure In this alarming disease children, and hMls
numerous been found the oay pfeservatys Of he
when every other Known remedy ha failed 10 give rebel
and when hope had alros dc1 cae3 for the language
" I: has sared my child"
phasphat containing full directions for use, WIZ >
CLERCYAES, and Others Of the highest standing 10 INC
community. accompanies each bottle
Sold by the dozen a retail, By
A. Z. d d. SANDS,
% and 100 Fulton street, or by
ABRAHAM B. SANDS g. co.
Granite Buildings o13 Broadway corner Chamber sfes'
End by :DAVID SANDS & CO.
II East Broadway, Market st
Price. 50 ceniA and 81 per bottle. -.
u PARENTS whose children arc subject 70 us
dreaded disease should always have the medicine OF
word 10 the wise, etc. as
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24
nSp4G EsIlDN,
sDs'E1VENscs
ADgsI STOMACH.
ksEle BURN,
DIZZINESS
lEEADACEsE.."26 VERY.
TLiE- DINNER PILL

~ remedy for the foregoing complaints. Take
! twc soon uter dinHer-tfey strengthen the stomach
correct aciIity expe. al! rorid accumulation, and pro-
regular and healthy action. *. 2cyc cathartes
should BE avoided by the dysieptic; they decidedly
injurious, especially these containing calomc tscy
dane ahich already state OF irritable
excitement and ss3kcn the bowels. The Dinner Pill
suggested purge like other drastic medicines, bu,
10 act harmony with the lava @. b. assinatlng
with the food taken the stomach and keep the bowels
open; ,sey p'odpcc MOTHER pam debility III their Oper
atom occasion any interruption to business. One or
o.: the Dnac Pill taken after dinner sufficient
IN MI ordinary cases prcd-c ard oaly one,
alton the following day ie dose, however should be
crease or dinai-hI according 10 tleir action which
little experience il!tc1ch Theya excellent, for ell pr
sons of sedcntary bab. whose employment sub ec,s teen
to costivehcs5. A. i,niIy medicine .heyare
nnriyaled take FROM three four or i've Al bed tite.-
For sale 26j Bowery, AMI oner place N the Cliyor
United States. 25 cents u box
iaa b HOLDRIDGE s 60.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24
S,asEEsEssA~s ARABIAN BAisAA-

GasGEsEss AasS ARABIAN BAlSAM-
" For the cure every kind OF wounds spralns sores,
bwras coughs sore lungs the desperate piles and
rhcuna tsE all kinds Il Will prevent the toothache
restore torpid aud persisted limbs frozen limbs std
Joints numbusss &c. and can DO depended upon quiet
pain and relieve soreness III all cases.
This vasablo Medicine has been very extensively used
for the last ton years while increasing demand the
universal satisfaction hss given and the testimony Os
multitude individuals Of the first standing in the
munIty Who have tested and inalby proved It's efficacy
shows hat needs only be used TO prove It's invaluable
excellence. Indeed all no have ever tried the Bssam
prize h.h ly ihsy will rot be induced under any
consideration to do without ii. Th. Bnlsam has atuac
ted he OF men Of science and physicians and
Surgeons OF the greatest scientific requirements give
their unqualified approbnon: while mapy n them, IN
different Of the United States 1t IN their
practice, and haze authorized the publication Of lhel
certificates.
An:now, TO all persons who afflicted With any dis
like the above named this Dalsam IL confidently re-
commended, FOR purifying the springs and channels OF
life, ard restoring them 20 their natural tono and Sigor
Hundred. Of persons whose declining health has brought
them 70 the very verge Of untney grave, have been
rescued and permanently restored TO the enjoyment Of
health without which tho blessings OF ic oso bali the
charms life itself but partial blessing
Purchasers should enquire for tho true article by ug
the hole nan.eCHEEs MASS ARABIAN BALsAM and see
that it has my written, i'll my own hant-wring
the printed directions, the wrapper OF every
bottle. L. CHEE>hMhN.
Sold nj wholesale and retail by A. b & ID. Sands, Drsg
giss No 20 and 100 Fulton street Sold also, by hbm.
Il. Sand. Il Co, No 273 Broadway, Granite Buildings,
of Chambcrsstreet; David Sands x Co., No. Il
East Broadway, CT Markct-.ireeI aud sold by
Apohcsaries generally h.oue h0at the city and county
Price 81, large SIZE: 80 cents smaf1 sizo. j I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-01-24
NisEaoHEsTy Exp0sED.-7hc sub.crl.

;AiSEaONEsTT EXPOsED.-1he subscr
~ Der has on hand 30 900 bottles HARLEM OIL
which he warrant. to be genuine. His motto is Honesty
Is the best policy"
The subscriber would here express his regret, that so
many of his lGlo" citizens nave hitherto permitted them
selves be deceived and imposed upon by dishonest men
quscks auctioIec.s ard procnders who offer to sell what
thEy call IaarTm Oil fourteen shillngs per gross
Attend strictly the following: Wrappers printed 10
the German language ami those with thirty-x heads
invariably spurious; and Of those prntc in tho English
more than one of hundred is genuine, most OF
them bcirg printed ID New York. All genuine are
Enrsh and have my and residence printed on them
This is done By r. lilly the :nnnahcturcr in Holland
They have also my written signature.
This !Iuarmm Oil Is used for variety Of Diseases. II
needs puiing its use always secures its recon.
mcnriaton. Coughs and colds cured By il without
putting in THE style OF Candy dealers.
b. The undersigned sells the best Candies tStuaft's
in New York, But he don't sell Cough Candies TO cure
consumpton, spraned ankles ana thacae he leaves
that TO large dealers and medical gentlemen.
N. B. Genuine German Cologne Water imported s7
the undersigned. CHRISTIAN SYLVESTER,
Fancy Store No. l2l East Broadway,
One door above Pikest
n. 3. Wanted at the above place few dozen Of the
imported BRITISH OH. dis