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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
gSETERs's INDICATED LOZEN.

q GES-There needs no argument beyond simple
lair candid tria prove 10 demonstration that Peerss
LOzengas among tie very best indicated preparations
made While their TASTE which agreeable gives then
advantage overevery other medicine in use the great
variety of their ingredients renders them eicacious 10
extent elsewhere unknown His Cough Lozenges, for in
stance, Colds Asthma, catarrll, Bronchitis, and ali
complaints ola Pulmonary origin. Then his Worm Lozen
ges relieve children Of the terrible distress. The convusye
pains tie broken sleep and headache which always attend
the presence Of worms Thus all his Lozenges in fact
suitable to some particular disease which they completely
remove Warehouse l25 Fulton, 81. OH I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

Newly D1scovERED IsLAND.-The Journal du
Hayre announces that the ship PEARL on her way
from Sidney to Manila discovered an Island, in
latitude 81 SO, longitude l63 sc, which is not laid
down in any chart or map. 1t has rich appear
ance is clothed with wood, and near the shore has
an abundance of cocoa-nut trees. The captain
christened it Burrows Island. Boston Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

AcclDESr.-Napoleon Sage, of West Bloom
field, was accidentally shot on Sunday last while
hunting in the woods, in company with two other
persons. The ball entered at the point of the
shoulder blade behind and lodged beneath the
skin in the neck, passing through the body OBJ
lquely Mr.. Sage was alive on Tuesday morning,
but there is little hope of his recovery
Rochester Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

SHIP CANAL.-The people of Monroe Mich. }
are determined to lave the ship canal completed
They have just voted TO raise $4,000. This will
accomplish enough to enable steamboats, to go up
to the termination of the railroad and be OF great
commercial importance to that ancient town.
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Tbe American Lnborer for Octobe

The American Laborer for October.
The October number of this work now published and
ready for delivery to subscribers.
CONTENTS
The PRESENT STATE OF THE QUESTION OF Protection
TO LABOR.
THE SILK CuLTURE-Rspor OF Mr.. Bliss 10 the Legisla-
lure OF Ohio wherein the whole subject fully discussed
and the following questions asked and answered: Is our
Country adapted the produce OF SILK Can ii be done
oro6aby Is there sufficient market Is ii necessary
give Bounty on its production,
Instructions TO SILK g RoWERs by j. B. Tilinghast
LETTERS THE SUBJECT or SILK CULTURE, from J.
Farauar OF Cincinnati from j. W. Gill; Mount Pleasant
W. Bebb, Esq, Hamilton, L. Wood of Ashabua County
j. Fox Superintendent OF Silk Manufacture, Jefferson Co..
B. Wells Esq, Steubenville, F. Hanllin Lorain County
and j. Meyer, of Perry.
Ten YEARS OF FREE TRADE
spEEcH OF AIR. EVANS MAINE THE TARIFF
Appendix from another Speech of Mr. Evans the
subject
Wool AND ITS MANUFACTURE.
Brief Editorials, Extracts, &c.
The American Laborer is devoted exclusively the ad-
vocacy and illustration of the Protection of Home Industry
is designed TO present in compact, cheap, readable
form, and in familiar and practical manner the
and convincing facts and support the
policy of Protecting the Industry of People To
this end ebodes the ablest Speeches Reports Statistics
and other documents on the subject.
~ The whole work is to comprise large volume
400 pages and is published parts every month
Seven numbers already and ready for delivery
Price for the whole twelve numbers only 75 cents being the
cheapest publication of the kind published in the
United States. GREELEY & NIcELRATH,
oil Tribune Buildings 160 Nassau ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

The SUGAR CRop. Of the sugar planters
in the Parish of St, Mary, have commenced grind
ing their cane, and the sugar made is of very
6ne quality, One Of our planters, we understand,
will commence tomorrow. The cane, generally,
we believe, is sufficiently ripe to roll, and planters
who are prepared, would do well to take advantage
Of the very propi,ious weather which Is row pre-
yailing. La. Chron. oct. O.
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Coughs and Colds.
ID EMEMBER No. 81 North Sixth street,

~ door below Arch-sreet, Philadelphia the most
Splitting Blood, Throat and Lung Diseases, rising
ton like choking tickling, unpleasant instructions For
the sbDve. DR.. SwAYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP Of WILD
CHERRY viii be found the great remedy Persons who
have abused themieyes by the of ardent spirits will
ind both their strength AVID resolution much improved by
lea ing oil the spirits ard taking draft occasionally OF The
above restorative All preparations this valuable tree
except The above, may be considered spurious or coun
tereiL The real article may had OF The following Agents.
or al No 81 North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
LIST OF AG EMS.
Dr. W. II. Nnor, Druggist, i32 Broadway, re" ofK.
Mrs. ". Hayes, 153 Fuion-s;reet Brooklyn
Benjamin ODDS, Newark, N j.
jobs Mason. Patterson OK AH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

SICKNESS IN THE Wrsr.-The Alton (Ill.) Tel
egraph represents the health of the surrounding
country, within the last few weeks, as extremely
bad. a congessive fever of an aggravated kind
has prevailed, attended with unusual fatality. The
American Bottom has been fearfuly visited, and
the number of deaths unusually large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

ET ORISON'S Hygeian Medicines.-
way, New-York, is making an improper nae of Messls
Morrison Co.'S appointment for The sale Of the,r Med!
Samanos is mol authorized 10 sell MORtSON'S FILLS
in New-Yok asd that Messrs Morrisons only Agents IN
Eew.york hirssrs. FIRTH i HALL, OF NO. Frank
lin square from whom alone the Medicines can be had gen.
uine. (Signedl MUhISoH w.
Dated British College OF ileallh, New Road, Lendon,
lune htI 1872 lVVU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
EIULL,s TRIsSFS.-Not;ce TO .Rup

: 90 ULL'Sr KIlSSES--Not.ces 10 up
a u tured Persons-P Persons afflicted with rupnres may
application at the Office, No. Yesey OF TO either OF
the agents in the principal towns IN the United States BE
careful to examine the back pad OF Huls sses TO see ii
they are endorsed by D.. Hun in writing None are genu-
ne or be relied upon as good without his Signature
Hus Celebrated usses and thousands imposed upon in
consequence These limitations cannot be relied upon they
made by unsku mechanics, and are no better than
the ordinary trusses.
Rooms have been fitted up No. Yeseysreet exclu-
svely ladies' having separate entrance from the busi-
ness department where female is in attendance
RI xpat mon female patients. s21 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

WHE SUBSCRIBER informs his friends
and the public that be is now opening fresh supply
OF English and Domestic Hare Merchants and house
keepers win find for their interest TO call and examine
prices and quality. Among the assortment may he found
superior article OF English Coal Hods from y to II inch
Tea Trays and Walters, from 10 s0.n.
Composition Tea Kettles and Sauce Pans;
Britannia Tea and Coffee Pols-American and English;
Plated and German Silver Spoons;
Britannia brass and Japan Lamps, Candestcks, spoons
&c.
Cedar ware, Tubs and Pals
Cut Mails, sc. &c SIMEON F. SMITH,
Of I'm 81 Malden.lane nesr Pearl.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

Law PRorEssoRsHlP.-Th Western Univer-
si,y Of Pennsylvania have elected Walter H. Low
RE, Esq, an able member of the Pittsburgh bar,
TO the Professorship Of Law, which has been re-
Gently established in that Institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

SUICIDE Yesterday man named Daniel Mar
lin was found dead in stable in Dutton street,
above Otter, in the district of Kensington, where
he had committed suicide during the night by
banging him self to some of the timbers.
TPhilad. Sent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
DR. RUSHS LEGACY.-That cele-

q Att. hUoG - LriIhC I - Ildt cclc-
~ braed physician, DR. BenamhLRush, could not have
le more valuable legacy 10 mankind than his nVauaDle
HEALTH PILL. II is indeed blessing to the afflicted
giving relief in all the usual cases OF sudden Illness or I'm
serng disease with which humanity Is distressed or the
functions OF life destroyed II Is now conceded by The
eminent OF the medical faculty that the stomach the
fountain of all disease that 1t IS, AS It were the CEN
ire fran which proceed all the evils produced by foreign
Irritating causes and which thencr spread every par OF
the animal system
The proper method of cure therefore, Is 10 attack the cit
ael in which The disease intrenches itself; and
bina of medical agents has yet been discovered eff
cacous this purpose the preparation Of the late Dr.
RASH and which, the universal attending their
administration, during practice nearly half century
were styled his 1nfallbe Health Pill" Their great yir
tue is that they disease its first approach They
prevsntivcs well remedes and will venture
say that taken by persons when they FIRST affected with
symptoms OF illness, many Case that either serious
fatal, might be avoided.
Let the afflicted wouth esitaon ava themselves sfthis
invaluable egacy and they will have bless the
name OF DR.. Rush Of the greatest benefacors OF
mankind.
Sold wholesale and retail by II. 6. DAG ERS so Ann
street, New York. and retaD by Kelly 267 Broadway,
NewYork J. AFFORD, l63 Rovery, N. Y. H. Green, 69t
Fuonst, Brooklyn; Rediing L Co.. State-st Boston
d. Smith, Sc Market-st., Newark NJ; G. B. Zeber, 81
Dock.st, Of Third, Philadelphia; W. Taylor, II
Northe BALTIMORE and agents in the principal cities in
the Unitfti States.
Price Twenty Five Gents box; each boz nclosed in an
elegantly engraved wrapper, with ful directions for
SOB In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

A CoSv1crIoS.-The Red River Republican
states that Thomas, slave belonging to the estate
OF John Linton, has been convicted Of stabhing the
overseer in three places. He is to be hung on the
4sh of next month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

% On Monday last, some malicious person
placed cast iron rail on the track of the Reading
Railroad, near Port Clinton, by which the train
was thrown of, killing two mea in the collision
The Company have offered a reward of S20c for
the detection of the villain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

a. first yafc article CT Rolled and Plated Brasy can
always be found al JAMES g. m0TTETT i2l Prince s.;
near Wooster, al the owcss market prices. Elcise very
superior article Of CooreTs Brass. aQS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
TIT OTICE.-At an Orphans Court held
MIOIlCE is hereby given that proposals

N Office is hereby given tnat ptop 7" sa..
viii be received at the Inspectors o5Ge u W; Il Ne.
Prison, Mount Pleasant, Oh TIC secona S6,,rsct 10
commence with so convcts on lie m q DessMe;. mo
ing to be increased within one year % no. a ns
he'd Screws shoyes and longs saddIery, cutlery enc ss
articles Of hardware Of which tie chief suppl. q ,e
ption Of the country Is imported nom @ be
frnished whoever lakes the contract must find teo sas
GTures asd be subject To the rnes and regu aioa M
f,rso The payments Dutbe made monthly Wild se1t
af,ree months Satisfactory security will he fcspao
Let the proposals specify the price per day for eScg ~
DAVID L. SEYMOUR,
e,o,.bsr 9Th 1870 dgsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
fTAYDEN'S Premium Pens.---A Sil's

ITAYDEN'S Premium Pens.--A oh -.
u Medal was awarded J. Hayden for bis - s,y II.
Government have given te The Preference, aa b
accountants and many OF the public iuiatio1s " rsoe
other PeLs They have justly obtaneo the ~ rora5
The trade are supplied at the
agents j. q 4: haYD EIs,g.. !, r-y.,rss fel
Stacda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
T library OE SELECT NOVELS

Il A Price T.pcnty- Five Gents Ecch-HARPER s. BRO
TIERS will publish Tuesday morning, the 25th inst,
No VII Of the Library Of Select Moves SoRRrs1nS
With plate Price twenty Ave cents
Also lately published, new Editions Of
No / PELHAM: or, The Adventures OF gentleman
No IL THE D1sowNED. By Bulwer. With plate.
No i'll bEvEREUX BY Ruiwer. With plate
: No No ". PAUL CLIFFORD BY Buver With a plate
Price twenty-five cents
Nov. EUGENE ARAaI. By Bulwer. With plate
NC Nc. Y vi III THE LAST DAYS OF PoMPEH BY Bull,
Wi, VIII plate ~ Prise sgeny sxe cents :, ,s
Court of Russia. An entirely new work BY MRS Holland
Price twenty-five cents. 9Sats Ops stt
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.-OS-
L a BORN L LITTLE, Importers and General Deal
in English German and American Hardware Cutlery
&c So Fulton street. opposite the United States Hotel
formerly Holes Hote) New York. where the business has
merchants and others very extensive assortment at the
lowest market prices for Cash or on approved Credit
Purchasers hereby invited TO cali and e1arne the
Iery -Razors Scssors-Tea and Table Spoons-Tea
'rrays-Sauce and Frying Pans-Corn and Coffee BILLS
Shovel and Tongs-Andirons-Co Hods-Hollew Ware
English Wagon Boxes-Slsigh House and Hand Bells
Curry Sates-Skates-Cut and Wrought Nails
Cut Tacks-Brads and Sparables-Rutts and Screws
Locks and Laches-fiingesA -vicesEslsagee liam
Mil Pitt Cross Cut, Hand, Pannel Iron and Brass BACK
Saws-American Iron Cooper Rivet-Beck lrons-Seatch
Water Ayre Stone for Marble Lead pots
soas Horos and Clifford celebrated Cast Steel Coopers
Carpenters and Ship Carpenters Edge Tools IN general
Also Agents for Miners celebrated Well and Cistern
20 any other kind In use. CHARLES OSBORN,
o4 i'm CHARLES S. ElTrLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
s1HE KITCHEN CONFERENCE.-The

true and genuine article, without the Improvement
OF tiued bottom plate, which is calculated 10 Collect
Soo, and prevents the draft The Stove that has been in
nse and so highly approved by all who have used them
ny be had the following places at prices N suit NE
times: William Willis L Co., 179 Greenwch-street VIII
liam H. Sweet 24 Canalstreet; R. E. Peterson l44 Bow
cry; j. S Madison, 1921 Grand and t. Cade IT,
liarri O2f IV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
;sJsss, VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Situated ie Southport abnu, three miles lfon The VII.
iage Of Elmha County OF Chemung, lying on seti9se
Creek containing s3 Of land considerable paIt Of
which, is under excellent improvement. There are
Two Houses and TWO Orchards the Farm and BaIns
Sheds, Sc and il could be very easily divided mo Te
parts; 1t considered To be Of The best Farms IA I've
neighborhood, and will be sold on reasonable terms
Inquire OF A. LAMB, No. 8s6 Fourlh.street, ofoi
nIi linz A K0Nk LIE. VILLAGE of EIHalra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
sSa A FARM FOR SALE-A Bargain

- In the town of Summit, Scoharie county, Ely nar
from Albany, containing hundred and iory0ns acre
hundred of which is under high state oil cuhsaVe,
the balance heavy timber the farm is well Wsefea am 20
better had in the county Tor grain and grazing aasea
equal distance between four villages with Schools e
For particulars enquire OF W. RI. SWEET, e4 Catilty
or orr SWEET, corner OF Hudson and Domlnck Iesa'
New York. Olsls'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
600 AGENTS OFFICE, STATE PRis9s,$
auburn, Oct 10, ls42

N ------ UFFISE, 80
auburn, Oct 10, ls4z -
NOTICE is hereby given, that sealsaa
Proposals VIII be rcceiveaai the Office Of Tie sosI5
er untlTussday the 20 day OF December next al
Increasing the same, as the Agen, may be able 70 furnsn
any number not exceeding Three Hundred, for the ~
Five years from the first day OF January NEXT - Fog
lery of Which the United States is principally suP'S
foreign importation ~
Sufficient shop-rcom, suitably warmed and iigu'so'
be furnished by the Stale. -assede
Nate. Persons making proposals are required 70 ce
amount per day, oficred for the services OF each
and furnish the of the person or pefscns
surety l the Contract with their written ASSET ,sS
AID the respective persons making proposals avg ps
20 be present at the time Of opening snch Pfops
2O,fl either in person or By duly AUTHORIZED
OILS tDa0 HENRY PULHEMos.s-e-s----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
.KOF- ORR'S AIRTIGHT STOVE.

The undersigned the only agents Tor vendIs anu
selling the above article in the City OF New-io VI e IL
ut!ity and superior excellence certificates fsh VI
the arst responsibility may be If the Store ne
sn,ee against any explosions if put up according 70 our
directions We have also an improved Alright Stove.
L HILL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

10 John Black, native Of Ohio, and an ap-
prentice on board the United States ship Ohio was
SO much injured in attempting to lower boat to
proceed TO the FIRE in the steamer, that one OF his
legs was amputated. The other is yet spared,
though severely wounded U. 3 Gag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

GPOOR'S celebrated PATENT COAL
iors-Tbese Stoves are acknowledged by all who have
used te 10 supesee any other Kind ever offered TO The
public. They now be had at greatly reduced prices
less than ormery-owing to the pressed STATE
of the times Those wishing pure base Stoves Tor Inc
above purposes requested TO call and examine Tor le
selves al e. Chathamreet il being The only place whee
they can be obtained in This city. n. b. Spoons STOVES
repaired. BENJAMIN ah'iS ~ ~, '"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
STOVES.
Patent Stove,

for heating Parlors, Halls &C. and there probably IS
not Stove in This city that contains I'm 80 small
economy infnei and oremttng son ana plea
n heat it is not surpassed by any and equatied by very
few if any; and while am about It should lke 70 eau
Re Of The public 10 those Stores for sa In this
aket that are only got up look at and not for service
md utitv there is considerable crozkng about hollow
assss or eaths to warm dry the feet upon would
merely ask the question, would hearth or base MADE o.
sheet IRON stand ueh putting teet upon Tor tEai
rb Stoves only as have been well tested and tried This
Sfove has cast iron hearth and doors IN 'front.' one TOT
putting coal and the other 10 show the re tnsIepS
nm omen fire convenient warming ct drying me ,eti
may be seen al the Fair next week; and IS Tor sae al ie
Mandatory No. g39 Waterstreet. and also ai y a ~
Rou.rrv and at Powell Winnings. Brooklyn
NJ In, SAMUEL r. SPELMAN, 2S9 "ate'-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

FIRE AT CLYDE. wAYsG Coon Saturday
last the Steam Mills, With large warehouse nd
joining, were completely destroyed. The origin
of the FIRE is unknown. Mir. A. Salisbury, of
Phelps. is the principal sufferer. The actual loss
is supposed to be abou, $500, and no insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26
o. SIN .. N T fN.fH1 10, =. ---- ~.
II EEP WARM.-The subscriber offers

N Ell w hhW.-I Io sUUsCi tUof VIZ
for sale at No 81 waterstreet wholesale and retail
or:s Patent and improved AirTghi Soves constructed
fer burning either wood coal Over Five Thousand o.
ihes Stoves were sold in the city Of Boston last season. ana
nnnd TO be the most economical in the consumption OF ne
of any stove heretofore introduced They ara
cd na1iculary by physicians for heating rooms for the
SICK and persons afflicted with consumption have toun1
great the use OF the above stove s ar p r
Jre b, INV other stove now offered the public Please
call and examine for yourselves before purchasing else
s,f al door from Beekman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

F1RE.-The large Carpenters Shop in Ninth
street, between LIST and End Avenues, occupied by
Mr.. Nichols, wss entirely destroyed by FIRE. las,
evening. large quantity of lumber, tools. Sc.
valued at $500 or $500, were also burnt 1t is
thought the building was set on fire. TAmerican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

ssa FOR SALE-1he 2 Lots fronting on
- Rvingt0n street, a.d numbered 80 and II 90 sid
street-eac!l lot 20 feet in width By lG)in length
Also, lots the NortheTly side OF is street., disiS@
feet Easlerly from The 9Th avenue. rs
Apply 10 G. CLARK, Esq. ls6 Wafer street, or 70 he
subscriber (by nail al Far RockaWay Lag isla1t
o1O Inns j 1. NORTON, Jrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

g EBRING'S RESTORATIVE Cor
~ DIAL No. 476 Broadway, NJ Y.-1his Cordial having
obtained Just celebrity account OF the many cuIs
has performed which 1t is adapted, me Pupnc
is respectfully informed that relieves Dyspepsia and oer
disorders of the stomach. 1t is peculiarly aaaptsu t3 ~.
move those complaints by constantly pJscln bul ~
the system No greater mistake can De ane
than TO suppose that Dyspepsia, any other disease arising
from debility can be cured by frequent torced action ON
the bowels by purgavc medicines. When this complaint
exists already weak, and every addilona
dose tends make il The Cordial, on the con-
trary acting tonic, strengthens the digestive organs
and assists them perform their functions as nature oe
signed Hence found TO be eteacous also In those
diseases peculiar fer ales, which ase more frequently
from weakness than from any other cause the Cordlai
likewise is certain for the Nervous Headache and
affords relief in almost all affections OF The nervous system
excellent preventive OF cosveness ana low sFlfll
The aged ard nrm of both eIesaDd persons OF sedentary
hab prone costveness have experienced great bsnent
from H. II speedily promotes strength 10 all cases OF gen
era Debility, restores good and Healthy appene, gives
and vgo the whole SYSTEM and highly benencia
as tonic in convaesence from levers and other acute dis
orders In proof of its virtues in the above complaints the
public referred 10 the recommendations OF eminent py'
clans as well Of respectable gentlemen who nave
derived benefit from Tie of it, some OF which are puo
iisbed in the circular accompanying each bottle
The Restorative Cordial Is prepared and cold ny te pro-
rielor at 4f6 Broadway, N " and by respectable drug
eist5 throughout the country Price 81 per bottle and ~
per dozen Orders accompanied by the cash punctualy
executed, and forwarded according to directions,
Sold also by the Messrs Rushton ASpSal! 8a William
street. 10 Broadway and 10 As!0r House. % i'm
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sssAs FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

esd L olS tl<hSIEhlTuEf--d
GsM. Farm al Shire wsbury, Monmouth county, NspJer
sey consisting OF about thirty acres ollbj Tbs iapce
nents goodtwc story dwelling house and kitchsGs
barn, wagon house, andCtheE necessary Outbuitngs ss
farm is situated The main road leading from Shrewsbury
to Red Bank, aud about hall mile from tho steamboat
landing Red Bank The lana iswel fenced, stocked
with variety Of int trees. ad in gec! ordfr; and tie
reasonable EXCHANGED Tor productive prope, Ia
this city. For particulars, inquire Of JAMES SEIZURE,
MAN, ESQ on 'tie premises or o PARMLY no Bond
ST. New.York. ..It-g .23 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-26

Roundabout Mccoy, of Washingtony'lle,
Pennsylvania, while at Pottsville on his road to
Philadelphia to purchase some winter goods was
robbed on Tuesday the 18th inst. The trunk winch
was stolen contained several hundred dollars.