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S..---,<es--sI harv landing - ih- foot q Hammond
'1--,- NeNIlT-I Pou-. p-e. k.--.-nn innf ai'hh
and II1d~0u-Cain Passage uus Doiil-t ieeh Passage
FlY Gents --.. - , .,
Tie .oieri-d steam -oat WASHINGTON Captain j. VI
RrrUu viii -ave the Per s foot nj Rohn-1u.ifeet or
Albany every T0-siay. 1uur,.ily ant saturday,, at
O'Clock, r. NJ
Iesve Albany foot Of Lydg, street or Nv rs every
Monday Nedne.ilay and Friav. at O'Clock. 7. NJ
F'or f.1.Sace or frefa ht a,Iuiv on hoari. '0
ID u MARTIN. D.. W,ts-rerL
Freight taken on tho most reasonable terms. ,
To iei-A -iealsca Berth a. cn.stsr,t feI. Norm
-,er. Rupiv board the Washing ~. y -u'
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"a FOR SALE.-Barsains Bargains -

Fal syle exchange - tract, OF handsome l. -
,rIian.u i25 aerss each sot a. sIptE!0r euar. "a
flsd " M ige streams aul covered Wa fine tsnnf s1r
.. ;e oak hickory beach, va N. maTfe am svc2nort
The .o adapted u wheat rye. oats cotton ohacro
sweet and Il.s potatoes The above lands Will sod AZ
reduced prices, aad .crns 10 'ut or ihey W. 10 -
.lnnses oI Almost auv Kind OF merchandise. Foi map
diagrams and particulars apply 70 .. .-,,
rt - 4 = 4.
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DOVrENOR OF RUODE ISLAND.

" !mporart t. panay II a7her proof req ,.-' %
e.ah .h fr fici oi tie n..tn,hl" Nslls D. Na~Mta
~. II.-ae tlxr.tIe olowing COMMUNICATION from .ir
Hon ~aml.i hlh., poNerncf oi ne >4.' q" '.iN -
1qd coutt. afaIu.ie tc,' MolF 10 slhat.1-r IL nf'hl
.ru'c aul pat entirely 81 rest o.. icta tEt' N l
III remedy ca,,c rs the many ,, lnl Hih-
no.trum. wi,h 1am,d upon the public merely 'r ne
sake Of gam.
Please rad d.. following statements eomHnacii iiti 70
,Le unie...grea by o., Exceliency, andef date of .
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-18

have read Professor Poters views of the Nrg,'Hbl'
Elixir ami they eSa-tiy 10 accoIiincf with my o.nn'
jon, that 'ub,cI be- fully h's sentnen nave ,r you
u.s., Il successfully WN. KEMP.
nr
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az FOR StLF.-A valuable Farm of

-ca. 20 OF very choice Land 10 Ro- Hand COUNTY
y Y. all arier eooi STATE oi cuitsai9u and Wt 'uct
handsome Thor, i.e tl- rlri
DID7fD, aif i,o ufNtrfalNug sirta" 'i ~aitf- ih'
rrpi4,r.
Also. Farm 90 lo0 acres - cIa-t Lands adjoining u'
above "a tl .u.t BuDinr,. Orchards. Nc. Ac.
above Farms ah'ul 5N miles if1m tie cif utiT
81 'i1"er X yer ana Wi B., sold az great lllgan r far
turhcr p7rj cuiars apply TO WM Bt TIER.
Wii ~ lie Nas>su-t-
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= c-o- MORNING. LINE FOR H.

Sl5ss BiNY TroY, snd luier-et.i1te land
- - : -. - am oat Pier loot af barlinY -
III. .n-es.rr- steamboat TROY, Capt =. Gorr9 ~
Th. Nole,v !Nla-n y, az : nc'f \ -
TLs qrs ,..-,-urs--ure sieanhc1t AiRANi far }. -
k.ns Tomorrow lV1ndavl Morning Il ococs.
pass 20 aprl~ - LIE Once ni baft.aN ~Iet'' ''
N,r..-,. Good FREIGHT see-agc H-nr 3 .i, -Fecif
u .nv oi ar .ind o Ir1perf-. akfn Slapped. ~ -lI 'i
f.sr h- ..ai uu. boz af flt -ss o' o. o"-rfs q" = %
q. b.
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A-s COUNTRY EESIDTNCH for sale.

~ " 10 be- sod on ths 2ii ot Iu.f u tan a Ioocioc
NJ ti.tt ftv, public ~ tlr 1aNfiu % Da
,,tC Errsl. in 'he town Of Huuun1t.n S1i..k Go.
F,.m. situated boz tie Wiz of fasi Neck n tr i1Nr f
iIIuunnfct consisting ,f $50 cotf-uD' pfnrs each
rnfsr'u about 81 acres o ami sad Farm is rIeasar-
>.luefc. t.n- l.Inicd r7rin ~ lh' u Del, Or
hi- water i4. ihe cas' tv ari 10 ura. g. ll.'-
81, -0u rul ODD the souih hN r- Vest Neoh R1d" 4 lf.
huin uron p "a .,mnod ou. D.eiag H0as.. viii b. f-
and Drih,r,,, up. tt arI = Doc every wy ue'1i
cation too country residence \ night "i WY rom H.r
doc II Iurtna 'on isror " DO D. s0I iii lhe Farn.
Tie sale vil positively ake place 1. b, % De- mse rn
der ie direction of M1scr in ChanrrfN, rn-ua e dee
cree cf iorecio.urc
For urtltr Information apply to
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Y O. RICHARDSON'S BITTERS.

GOOD NEWS FOR THE SICk.-Thr snl,cri-
her takc. pleasure communicating 10 h. Fellows. ht nap
~ re.ulfs be- las experienced rom the u>e o D. = o.
IL ehard~ons sherry Bitter During the last iour year.
having had occasion 90 10 many experiments Tor ue
restoration or ny b. ath and haVug experienced auch ~
rou.rn euce from general nervous e"bhy and coIi'e
rt f.pep.s and l0~, OF appetite, al length fortunately
procured hctte of DR.. r. Bers, AID nom actual eNpe
r.nc- can ecslsend them to the public A. o' d"ree
atr ani p.tciua. restorative of health AMI h0dy Ngot-
Iltsn. $50 ld occsiou 20 vn' = % 'r elect, oi many p
nv friends and ncghbor, can testify 20 thor hr nc al
effect. Dr. Richardson ncei uo enroWuW VIII in>t "!io
-, -,,,nigs csp.fn.ntay acquainted Win il, SIS
tanning ~ he doe . -h reputation ipr hi knowledge ald
xiii M the medical a uartmfn;. To those who know Inn
not can give no ore favorable Introduction than advising
EN- a. make immediate Of bottle of b. very valuable
Rue. W 6. S1NMOND.
From The PaIaium New IIavea.
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Sold by the s.cats. 4. b d. SANDS, Druggists, No:
~ Fulton street corner ot Gold; loo Fulton street z5
Rrnll ~ Il Ell YroadNav. PrIce y ccnts. lr25 I'M
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: c-- aFyENlNG LINE OF >ream-

Ssss,y <s2 boats .or Albany. da'.y, u o.e''ea =
81 -unF1v excepted. from i- per 5',wc'n IoII eHd ac
L.helry i~~e.
TIE st.a...r SOUTH AMERICA. Capt BnIaar'. Raves
'ronaa- Wedne..-v and FRIDAY A. -noon' Do o-lo A.
Tte steamer ROCHESTER,. Capt. \ P.>t i9ie. ieasr'
ne -b1ye pier Tuesday, TtIr,da aud saturday Atrr'
Moons ~ O'Clock
The R0rnI.eT snd South America are arN ana suisli-
tai ha.-. vel fitted uu AMI furnished 100 stale rooms.
an co. speed ai acr0r ro'tcl. 30 surpassed ny
auy boats h' r.F.r.
P..eng.rs v tins - OF 'oai- vii Al ai luss arrive n
Albany n ample time f0r tn hl.i tan q clr Tor uf
Fast and VT
, ,l., ',,t.,-f - ,.r I-..-4 yf
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ss.a FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-
SkNL. RGoME. I0i wa.ker-,L
.NrO LEr.-I'he large koom on d.
i>sA FOR SALE-The three s,ory Brick
ms Ll-sE AND LOT OF GkOINO. No =

,.ME TOTNE md IVT " FNVI'V NJ" =
Ma .ircet. hctwe-n Madison a'I Henry y-re, is The
lot - los - ics tie Hone 1y a. feet VIA Il ir O.
v., huni ida work md IN, suTerOis ntencs . hir.
...,r-e ireland Thefr ten Ere ai1ccs he House
zen OF vi rfe ni.hcd riI nlarui. chimney pieces
iie. s i.y rtll-r undo ,he w.la pave and div iei
into several frsfuf. fre-rnol a.lh gse 0fier ihe
ti-a,I fire u.fcr. an' o." Whole 'p c0npir'e orr r lht
fr,m.r. may h. rvry tay between I'd" hours oi J.
aud .nc c'.cL. For il'Iler rIrfeH. = appi, io
LHi. :, Ny Il IN 4. 50. :
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ALLISON POST. NJ 40 C-dir-.i or
Ivic sodt, CuNS + BUTLER. Hanover -.
- NPLENnIn TARM-Ili Acres for

- sale or Exchange in tr -n oi Huntington. l. l.
3 me. from BROOKLYN. lf.m NHflpor Landing. from
Babylon station Inur Island RAILROAD. Blidue., suc'-
land. water ROADS. 1~inr ad h>hinr rr,i rate >toeh
crops ufeu,i, and ~ ,,son he had 90 require! " fh
the f,rm or any par, oi ho land n tie mVro, efa-nr,
Auu.y = Pearl street. WIEN
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: Eo~ nNEWARK & NEW-YORK.

EtsJ I'm Fare only l.; The spen'Ai and
1iloU, steamer PASSiiC, Capt Join Gaiy Dein-
completely and elegant Teiet. VIII commence Ter r"sl
lar rp. FOR the Tluraay, March l-lea'ng D.
p0l.ovS.
Foot of Barci-v Il = York, Ccnire Whari. Newark,
Al 10 o'c!k. A " 4ocikpT At7i o'ck, MA tockisn
On SUNDAY, he Pa,,aic viii leave Nev-ioIk al 10 A. -
- Freight Of every description carried al very reduced
r,tes nl5
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j. T DUcATtL
rto. OvIn,, lTD. BaIIuorc.
No,t respectfully, youn, etc. -

: H. Jenung., VI D., Professor of Maiera N,fca. Ihca
peufics Hyg.ene and Meiiral Jur,prudrnte. in NJ
Washington Medical University ei Baltimore.
Being inamca dntnciv, what fhe csH,t uled mate
rial u DR.. Loves Ntgeiabe Elixir ! chr'riliy hereby
seniv my eue consent to the opinion gwen Professor
Potter. respect OF q, tonic po~rr In such t,s a le
c.rrs tl in h, certificate on the .ulYct -
>AMI FL { jennings.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-18

p ESTATEN ISLAND bRKf
~ -SZ=-T-r77 Foot Of Whttia'l.ireet.-'t steam
-, SIAIfN ISLANDER aud SAMSON wiu run a.
follows. until taItHfi rHiit-
LrAyts siA1aN lslASp at =. 9, TO- Z 4 VI and ,5 b.
). 81, 7. VI.
LEAVES wHrEHatL at8, Q, 10, II, A. VI ard 3 SIT 'o
:, p NJ
All goods shipped required 20 particularly marked
and ar. at ,he ~ ofth, owner, thereof IeS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-18
NATnANIFI PNTTkk
Z '''' ''''I IR,IlctInARD wIlMor nlLL.

TLe on.nion off, + Dnc,,e ". ID. he rloicsor ~ ctt
m',irY in thr lrNeniy H na'A lal' Ni''' '''ot ''.
Sc. khiliHnSf. JAN 81. i.i g.
d " : Love taVng suiu fled io mea Nal"l hl, \fse
tD,. Elixir Cor t. INTERIM sut eNtls. ans made
f. aroua uted with the ingredients tat enter t' eomps
ton al of which rFcogn.zr A. members " Nr Mii,ft
rlra.c Ca. recommended TOR their tJrin-r Ninif"Fs, !
strongly recommend to- uss the case, H,,g'sd bN linn
4. ne constituents ot th, kNr are moreover cnHhinel
according - ts requi,iors Of ih' art they VIII doubtless
,II. .fsI I..lf n, fre itsffl tt q
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-18
/. 60 4FOR NEWBURGIl--Land-
!. rea-s aGRAND EXCURSIONS

IL, hnai accompanied all S-AsFina.. rsh
ACQUAINTED yvits the Fishing Ground. Er flri>iei. An
excellent Band 81 Nus er~age 10 accompany tie boat
Refreshments of the fir quality furnished 30 1-i extra
II aller.rrad Do attend 10 fir ladies aud 81 ff-n-
Can't Gould piled sf, hi.s .'1t no pain. -li' c spared
10 uisc .i 'i' ln ald uehc he.e Excursions hlih prl-
patronage
The 7. bi- gre assured at the Sopenor vii positively
rave Dn ,h- above d.y throughout u, -"'nn ~ "r'-
H' .' 'I
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: ca nPEOPLF's LINE FOR AL

-
fUurtailii--.. ...
Tis NORTH AMEr.CA' apt. " II. l'rues'eI' is''''
T~es4.v and Yridav -Tunons AZ Ocklck.
H. COLUMBIA, Capt r Newberry -a ', MonAay
.rf TiIr.-zy afterrt :. 40 > o'eosk.
r pa.,pe 0r re- gi,appl u P. {. >chnlu a'ih' once
ihs ViArf ~ 1r fi- ,.I.
NIB 81 sDs % pro aeriy taken oniy ai u ~ OF Vhe
mere
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; 20 eELrZABEIH FORT md

7, = I'M \ UIIITT 7, ? VI
Lave Nep-Yor az ~ Hni ~ O'Clock : ~ as Al 2. -
and O. ,. ~
\ B--pa..enetr. '0r VESTED scotch Plans panhcd.
Bound Brook. >omfrvi. ta,t0n >rrD0if Mountain.
v iie Elizabeth town amt Snuersile Railroad Car. vii
leave N~WNork In tire ' O'Clock Lat n TIE morning, ans
u the , AMI O'Clock boat. h iir afternoon.
Passengers rom the - o'rUck he7f ~i leave SoEcryile
stage, of EaSon ana Tor ~chooey Mountain the
rival of tir 40 Somtr, De-.
The Horse Car viii leave ac 'front.' ef The lu " HIfeI
quarter 1 hour previous 10 departure c eari bofi.
~ 4 lL-. 4 .
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-18

.
nave been made acquainted WITH the ponen psri' o
Dr. Loves Nege table tnir for The cur' of uicnne r.
ser, end have hesitation IN stating my buei kai VII
pfoye en neniiy sers ceable ~ tins disease.
EDWARD FOREMAN Professor oi Chemistry.
Wash nvtsn Iuyrr.Ity RalilnOss.
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He will furnish at the shortest notice
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NATIONAL READING ROOM.--The under
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NEW MUSIC.

lust received the following pieces of New Music
at the old established Store, two doors east Of
10Th street w. FISCHER.
Bonnie Charlie, favorite Scotch song.
The Woodland Call, Duet, by f. j. Loder.
The Poets Elegy-Weepfor star from our hrma-
ment taken-Ines on the death Of Thomas
Haynes Bayly, Esq, arranged for two voices.
My heart is in the yellow leaf; by f. Weiland.
NV soldier wears q tartan plaid by J. Barnett.
Fall of the Oak words by G.. Hill, Esq of Wash
ton, music by J. ii. Hewitt.
Miss Lucy Long.
Shun not the village churchyard, Duett, written by
#. II. Bayly, Esq
Kate Anderson, my Kate by N. CROUCH.
Time was thy locks were brown, friend John by
T.. J. Loder.
There's bliss in the morning Of love by J. A.
Wade.
Wishes; by S. Nelson.
Come Come! Soldier come ,-Glee
watch for thee, Serenade, by X. Thomas.
A Mothers love- words adapted to beautiful
German melody, and dedicated to "Amelia"
byW. c. Peters.
Farewell FAREWELL for the Guitar, by F. Weiland,
Swiss Girls Dream, do do
My fondest, my faires,, do do
Sleep my child, do do
BE il folly or frenzy, do f. Kinock.
Merrily, merrily sounds the horn for the Guitar.
I'll build for thee an altar for the Guitar, by
ID. c. Yon.
L'nvitatione la Chase; by G. Blessner
Dream is past, arranged as quick step by f. Wei
land.
Vienna Snipes Waltz by J. X. Cpl.
Quadries from Tampa, for two performers.
Hail Columbia, with variations
may "a
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ported German Cologne, in Long and Chunck Bot
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Water, Double Ertraii Ia Rose, Macassar and
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May 81. doors East Fadsbys Pa. Av
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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-26

NOR SALE.-Fory-seve thousand dollars in
IL Certificates OF the United States Treasury bear
ing the interest of eight per centum per annum, until
payment shall be made by the Mexican Government
in money Treasury notes receivable at the Mexi-
custom houses in payment of duties upon goods
entered for importation or expectation, according to
the article of the Convention of the Ith OF April
1889 between The United States and Mexico, and the
act of Congress of June 18th; 1910.
The owners of said Certificates Of the Treasury
Department Of the United States, for the above sum
Of AZ 900, purposing TO make visit in Europe will
sell either said amount in its toalty in suit
purchasers, accommodating terms for silver or
gold Offers to be addressed through the post office
to S. II. & Co. In Of parity Of offers, members
Of Congress shall be preferred. Offers received until
the 18th inst. s. II. & Co,
WARRINGTON, d, c. March 2, 1912,