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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-03
STATE OF NEW-YoRK-In Chan.

~ cery-Before the Vice Chancellor
In pursuance OF decTeta order OF the Court OF Chance
~ made by the Vice Chancellor OF the First Circuit will be
sold public auction under the direction OF the subscriber
OF the Masters of this Court, by E. LUDLOW, Auc-
tioneeT the Merchants Exchange IN the City of New
York. the 18th day OF August aext, AZ twelve O'Clock
noon OF that day
All those lots pieces and parcels Of land stu
lying aud being in the former twelfth now) Sixteenth
Ward OF the CRY Of New York. beginning point being
the Westerly of The Fourth Aveaue and Twenty
Seventh street. thence running Nerthwestery along the
Sou,huestey line of Twenty Seventh hundred
feet thence Sou;hwes,ery parallel with the Fourth Avenue
nneiyeigt feet nine inches thence Scu;heaery parallel
with Tweaty areet hundred feet the North
westerly Inc Of the Fourth Avenue, thence Noseaseriy
along The same ninesigt feet ne oehes to the place
begisuing. New York, July Is, ls42
jyas tArl7 GEORGE cATLIN, Master In cbsncery.
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They say" observed patriot Dan,on that your
real i, abated you reh thai you oied to advance
The Revolution till had made your fortune that now your
fortune is made you oald il This not said OF
Robespierre always peor AMI always jealous. Why is
this Because answered Dap,cn, without DENYING
The charge love gold and Robesperre only b.osd"
panon feis this even While affecting 10 cali Robespierre
lscse and pretending to depse him Laterly be srsrk
tam All contest with 6in all association with Robespistes
foes and could ROT defend from Maximsess grasp even
his friends is Noticeable tkas, tnyoasoont toe Re
hIa creatures No one bot himself could dare 10 lay hands
on those De appeared fasar. This wa; al immense an
vantage over all bis rivals
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ABINET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Importers OF Foreign Stationery,
245 Pearl street and 81 Wsll street

will find TO their interest cab No. % Catherine
street where be fsun the second floor, extern
sive assortment splendid Cabinet Furniture he newest
and most approved patterns, and which vii! be sold al
prices below what furniture n the quality be
bought for aucon The advantage here offered in buy
ing regular mandatory auction prices must be
evident, tine and long experience in the business
ay advantage in manufacturing good ornamental ware,
the subscriber feels confident in saying thai any whe may
call No. 20 Cahc rnetreet and make their selection
shall have full and ample satisfaction both az - price and
quality, in the articles purchased s. TANNING les SIN
DHLS OF EXCHANGE on all parts
At Of England, Ireland and Scotland, IN sums u Is,
Elo ELS and EDO, 10 any amount for sale at
81. SYLVESTER'S, q wal-st. and $50 Broadway.
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ATOTICE to RUPTURED PERSONS.

N-Dr A. 6. HULL, No Vesey street, Aslo' nou IL,
New. York.-Pe-sons afflicted with Ruptures may Iei,
upon bes, instrumental aid the world AFFORDS, oe apIt
cation his Office, 4yesey street New York or 80
ais numerous agents the chief towns ofte aztec st
Parents be careful to examine the BACK par u
Hollis Trusses, if they endorsed by VI. NJ.
writing None other genuine be relied on as ZOO.
Dr. Hull guarantees cures 10 all otherwise healthy aten;s
who call al his Office treatment II the cure DC nql Id
cal and permanent, to preclude the necessity Oh A.
ing any truss whatever the money advanced Is
The expiration OF the specified for the cure "nae
progress the rupture may have made toward ersccauo
Children undertwslye years universally cured WHOM
further expense than the OF the Truss The
has been under progressive practical improvement ior @
than twenty years past in Dr. Hurs Truss once anu
now brous Oh, 10 state of unrivaIed perfection
MANY reacherous agents have undertaken 10 VeHo Ii
,ions OF Dr. Hulps celebrated Hinge and PIVOT !u TOT
asv and safe retention of Rupture The limitations c9nho'
be relied o-they made by unkiltr surgeons ana me
kancs and are no better than the ordinary Iusses OF VIC
Tnarket The genuine have my tun naue in writing.
'A@'Ae- " AMOS G.. HULL / CO.
Nh h, o, ,,,e rerpes, of several respectable phys
can, fitted NJ room exclusively for Ladies having
rate entrance from Tie business department! wherein lauy
Is in constant attendance, TO apply Tues and
,nfo ala afipnts
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nISFASHD EYES AND INFLAM

NATION OF THE EYE-LIDS-Any disease or
weakness OF eye inflammation OF the eye-ds can De
quickly and safely removed. by the use OF the
ROMAN EYE BALSAM.
Mrs Davis No II Essex street, has been cured OF
inflammation OF the eye lids and weak eyes OF years dura.
ton, by using only jar Of the Eye Balsam
Miss Fitzgerald No Market street, bad for two or three
wears been so much afflicted with weak and inhamed eyes,
that at times she could scarcely to read Her eyes have
had failed Hundreds have by its healing virtues been re-
stored 70 snt ws'e b an esiste e n9 ears
The Roman Eye Balsam" has been long time used In
private practice by the eminent ocuss In ts ana
foreign countries and astonishing efficacy in removing
all disease and Inflammation from the eye, has established
for reputation beyond the reach OF any other Pepa-
RI ion. =,
minute objects by long to strong light and
in the weakness partial loss OF sight from sickness or old
il is sure restoer and should be used by all who IND
their sight failing without apparent disease Put up IN
small Jars with full directions for Price ST eerts Pe-
pared and sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SANDS
CO II East Broadway, corner Market 81 ". Y.
Sold also by a. B. D. Sands 70 and loo Fulton street.
and by A. B. Sands Co. Z73 Broadway corner Chamber
"a iyl2 I'm
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From the South. Lit. Mess. for August.

II Z ~ z n Il
thoughts hid, but less chersedthan of Old BYRoS
Mournfally my spirit turns
To the dreams of olden time,
And oft my heart within me burn,
When hear some old werid rhyme
For, ever, has poesy been to mo
The Ataantis Of times wide sea
I've steered, full often, my weary bark
To that green isle on the waters dars'
But never my foot might press It's Shore
And turn to actual life once more,
Mournfully, oh, mournfully
Mournfully doth mv bosom pine
For the fantasies Of youth,
And would that fancy now could shine
With light like that of truth;
I would lift my wordly-laden thought,
To the realms with so much beauty fraught
would catch again the glorious CLEAN,
That filed my soul with its heavenly beam,
Ere my earthly hopes and earthly fears
Brought my feelings back to this vale of tears
Mournfrly, oh, mournfully
Mournfuly do my tear-drops fal!
On the Poets pictured page,
And fain would the dreams recall
That gladdened lfe's golden age;
But bartered those treasures, long ago,
For happiness such US few can know,
Nor would Trecall the feverish past,
With it's wild unrest and its pang at last
Yet the dice of song has magic still.
And its gentle tones can my spirit thrill,
Mournfully, oh, mournfully
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WVHE TRUTH, AND NO HUMBUG.-

Thomas D. Adams SSOs Broadway. III the basement
cures the nveterate of Badness and restores 10
the person good head OF hair. He has done It upon The
head of person years oage When ecane
this city last fall he offered 10 take twenty persons h
bald heads and give them good head OF hair for nothing
This he has accomplished and those persons living
witnesses in city, and can be referred TO al any time to
prove the perfect OF mr. Adamss mode OF treatment
in making ex rments for the OF Badness and he has
at last enIire succeeded The secret lies In restoring
beatty tone the skin His method equally effective 10
prevent the hair from falling of as sor restoring 1t
Let all who desire good head OF hair call and examine
and hey will be satisfied. ly25 81
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A LUXURY FOR PENMEN-Knights

LUAUh1 FUR ZEN HFlN--hniEHt
IA Patent Back Sprrg Pen, which by lis peculiar con-
structun is prevented from scratching runzug into the
paper In writing with this pen, any increased pressure
upon the paper brings the points OF the proporonaey
into horizontal position, nus securing an uninterrupted
ink. ami aiordng the latitude for the acon
of the hand, and consequently free and easy writing
which cannot be attained by any other pattern OF pen
large number gentlemen who have been accustomed to
the QUILL have this the only STEEL pen with which
they could write with facility, and still larger number have
given the preference over cus sale wholesale and
re;aiIby DAVID FELT CO.
Importers OF Foreign Stationery,
au2 245 Pearl street and 81 Wsll street
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CToton Water
TO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and

Y W L4VOENEbIlG, NIdHuIetCKU OIS otIu
Il otherS-Heded drought Iron Tubes for Steam, Wa
ter Gas &c. from inches diameter and in lengths
from inches y feet capable of sustaining an internal
pressure of from 900 to 600 lbs per square nchtoge-
Reducing Sockets, Cocks &c, which the Tubes are
joined Screws and by Of which they ay be put
together with the greatest facility by any ordinary workman
The grea, strength and durability Of these tubes
pared with Copper other material and their economy
render them Superior all others for any OF the purposes
above mentioned For sale By
iy25 # WALWORTH / MASON, so hnn-st
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TlAKE NOTICE that we, the under
IL signed, have been appointed Trustees OF the estate
of William Fawcet,, nonresident debtor and that all
persons indebted said William Fawcet are hereby re,
oured 10 render to US an account all such debts and
Of money owing by them respectively and all per.
OF the said VIM Fawcett are required deliver the
10 US said Trustees and all creditors of the said VIM
Fawcett required TO deliver 10 US their respective
couats and demands al the Office of Philip Speyer No. 80
wasee in the city of NswYor or before the twenty
seventh day of August next GEORGE PEARCE,
HENRY DIXON,
PHILIP SPEYER,
iyi5 Sw Trustees OF the estate of William Fawcet-
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a G. B. CHALLENGES Competition

a G. B. CHALLENGES Competition
~ with all. The importance which all ages have TO
the Head of Hair is clear index Of The value set upon
figure and when by capricious freak OF Ma
lure The human form deprived OF its fair proportion Art
rssor;ed to- in ORDER by artificial means supply the
deficiency Hence have arisen those wonderful discoveries
which bid Nature defiance Barrys Yentatng and GoSsa
WIGS AND SCALPS,
real heads Of hair, which only be had at las Broad
way corner Of Lberty-sreet up stairs.
In all cases OF failure in the growth OF Hair, BARRY
offers Remedy exclusively his unknown to Vulgar
Practiuonersand those whom Nature has been boun
iu in her distribution of HAIR will do well TO place them
selves under his surveillance.
Prices 10 sui the times. jyl6 #
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NN7 HI1SEf q JTNNINo- ChUlVN
w WATER PLUMBERS, No. john street, near
Broadway New York White Pine red Cedar and Locust
Hydran Lead and Iron Pipes Of first quality Baths Water
Closets Cis,ern Pumps. Cold Water Fountains Lead Work.
and Hydraulics of every description furnished and fixed
the most approved principle and most reasonable terms
MIR whtsey Gate foreman for Samuel Haydock OF Phiia
above place where he has superintendent OF The lar
ges public Buildings will warrant his work equal If not
Superior 10 any in use. Certificates from Mr. Thomas w.
waaer Architect Of Grard College, and others may be
seen at shop An orders punctuay attended to- S SIN
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nR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND Syrup

h kn. > w "a INE y C'oihi 49, up
y of Wild Cherry may be had at Minors Drug Store
la2 Broadway, corner Of John street
From the great satisfaction this medicine has gwen IN
Throat and Lung Diseases weakened constitution espe
pecaly when the nervous system is impaired Claiming
The attention of the medical profession in various sections Of
the country we'll in popuops cities from the circu
stance of its wonderful effects.
Ban extract from the Weekly Messens er, publshed
at Chambersburg. that DR.. Humphrey, late OF st
Thomas in this county, used Dr. Swaynes Syrup OF Wild
Cherry personally during proaced illness IN preference
IN any other medicine he conld obtain lyl5 I'M
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inspires Confidence

" Jones' Drops for Humors-An inicsnal remedy Tor
diseases of the skn such salt rheum erysieelas epros
scroula scad head liberated legs and scarvy, with
their kindred external and internalhumors-
Sufficient tine having been given TO test It's invaluable ei-
cacy and safety this medicine warranted 10 cure IN
all cases where the directions faithfully complied with,
or the money refunded Designed for persons OF all ages
sexes and conditions
Agents-EE Griggs New Lebanon Springs, General
Agent for the State A Gilbert at the New Lebanon De.
pot for Herbs, &c No. 81 Futon-st, Agent for the City
Sub Agepts-E NJ Guion cor Bowery and Grand-.ts Al
fred HILL 2os Greenwich st Hart, corner Broadway
and Chsmbers-s,. Ceddagton, Spring and Hud-
sonss and at the Family Medicine Store 80 Bowery, cor
Prnce-st; DR. Dooittle BIB Centrest; BadgerNew-
ark ~ r.; e 6 Peckham, Utica s Bogue. Lyons, K
Bentley Penn Yam; C Walker, Otsego CO.; RawlS s.
Co. Albany CO. Albany
great number ef certificates from the most respectable
Physciaas and others have been receiveda speak in the
hiGhes, terms Of lis unerring efficacy. Jy3 Inn
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XKT ATER POWER TO LET in the

village OF West Farms II rlits IRON tine city. The
Mill accessible BY water situated the liver Bronx and
has good head throughout The year from one 10
Fifty horse power 20 let with suitable rooms and en- rea
ington street, on al the West Farms Saw Mill !ylSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-03

WORISON'S Hygeian Medicines
lYA NOTICE.-whereas, a. A. Samanos, of 81 Broad
Morrison Co.'s appointment for the sale of their Med
cnes THIS is therefore, TO inform the public that Mr.
Samanos is not authorized 10 sell NORlSON'S PILLS
in New-York and that Messrs. Morr.ons only Agents IN
New-York are Messrs. FIRTH & HALL, of No. Frank
lin SQUARE from whom alone the Medicines he had gen.
ulDe. (Sgnedl NoNiSoN O. ~.
Dated British College OF Health, New Road, London
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WHE TRUSSES and SUPPORTERS
efDr HulFs invention contnu. to receive my GeGo i
preference. For twenty years past have eupioyeu tle
Tru1es of DR.. Hull with success The supporter wa. III
vented in 1881 By Dr. with my advice and appropauo
and happy to say that ii extensively aoop'eu " N
rope as we'll as in this country. .nrr vn
Signed, VALENTINE MOI ~ -.
Ney-York, July |, lG41. y - IlI
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= E@ hELrZABETH-PORT AM

NELILABE'IH-POR AsD
Sss.SasslEE.E. NEW-YORK FERRY COMPANY
Summer Arrmg eaent.-Fare III Cents.
The steamboats, wiTER-WITCH, CINDERELLA ana
WILLIAMSBURGH, ply daily from Eizaheth.P Porto Me-"
York. touching New-Brgh,on and Port-Ricbnond, %
and after the 4h day of July 8i2-each trip as follows
Leave Eizabeth-Por, Leave N York, pier ~. y
Al 81, IL 81 II O'clock A n AAG 81 and l0t a M, ssd
and 6o'clock. p Af2 81, 4and6 81 o'clock: p ~
A boat witt leave Port Richmond at O'Clock, a. M CO
Eew-York for Port Richmond az O'Clock, T. M, and VIZ
remain over night al Port Richmond. II
On Sunday,
Leave Eizabeth-port g. 10 anG u O'clock, A. III aHc
l. a and O'clock, p. 81
Leave NewYork g. 10 and III O'Clock, A. NJ. and at2
and 6 Pm.
N. B-Passengers for westfeld Scotch Plains, Painfed
crook, Soniervlle Easton Schooe's Mounrnn'
by the Elizabg!h.own and Sontryile Railroad Cars wy
leave NewYork in the 81 O'Clock beat In the morning. anu
in the and O'Clock boats il the afternoon. -
Passengers from the 81 O'clock boat will leave SoraefSs
stages for Easlon and for Schooleys Mountain Cd the ~
rival of the al Souleryie.
The Horse Car viii leave front Of the Union hoie,
quarter CT hour prevous the departure Of each boat
All baggage at the risk OF III owner. Eo
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"a TO LET-The large Room on
"a re LET IN BROOKLYN.-Eight

modern built story attic asd basement houses
finished in the best manner IA garden with each house,
view Of the bay and city of NewYork distant miles from
the South ferry; omHbusses runDag past the door. In
consequence of the houses being finished the first of
May, the will be put very low to good tenants. In
qure al Mr. Bays's Hardware store third door from Hen
ry-street, in A,lantc-s,reet, Brooklyn. j29 Inns
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TINE Self-instructor and Journal of the
Universal Lyceum, by Josiah Holbrook. is published
monthly at the Exchange Lyceum S4s Broadway al 50
cents year, paid advance liberal discount viii be
made to agents who buy by the quantity Agerts penny
papers viii find il profitable work For sale al Affords
news room l6s RnWery. lei q
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IOVFRNOR OF RHODE ISLAND.


Important Testnony-If farther proof Is required 10
establish the fact OF the measurable vace Dr.
ers Hepaic Elixir, the following commuecailon iroi ne
Hon. Samnel W. King, OF the stale OF tnooe ISL
and contains adequate testimony substanate neyono
dispute entirely Al rest the oea taat s o
remedy cassed with the many useless ana
norms which pamed upon the public merely lot me
sake Of gain.
Please read the following statements communicated to
the undersigned by His E1ceIency, under date OF .
JOHNSTON Jan. 60 1912
Mr. Charles Dyer, Jr.: My dear Sir-Your communica-
ton OF Yesterday asking opinion OF Dr. Staraweathcs
Hepec Elixir has been received this morning In reply
will inform You that my confidence II patent medicines
ceneraiyis not very atterng have had too much rea-
their fellow citizens their useless dangerous nosrums
the sake OF gain, the OF which takes up that import
ant and critical period of time without producing any good
effect when otherwise perhaps, proper remedies would
have been used and much suffering and distress prevented
For that reason have used ihem feeling myself and
family TO be much safer under the directions OF y family
physicians; but having been afflicted for the last SIX years
with difficulties ia the side and chest, uncomfortable and
often distressing painful and somewhat alarming and from
which could get only temporary relief very fortunately
noticed your advertisement OF the medicine IN question
had been school boy with Dr. Sarhweather and had
with him long and intimate acquaintance when we were
Young men, and from my knowledge OF him thought hlm
incapable OF practising deception any person ih tact
induced to try Dr. Starkweathers Hepatic Elixir, and
by IFS uscI now believe myself TO be entirely cured
need net therefore, say you that consider OF great
portance.
The bottle took gave much relief, which regr
larly progressed until had taken six bottles, when dis
continued il having thank God further use for pre-
sent. With much regard and respect,
Your obedent and humble servant
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LIFE PILLs-To the pnsl

The rroorieters If The eytraorpar necineS snow
lIv the name of PARIS LIFE PILLS have e>ah1,'ir'
wholesale branch Of their house IN Newly ok al ss I
endou House, corner of Ouare-street and Brrat!@ES
The value OF this medicine III bilious com i1Sis bt
On the skim cholera mnrbus tyserier ainug ioui oE~at
heartburn headache. Inflammation, indigestion anauor
liver complaints piles sc-eula and numerous Other a.
judged when tits known that the sic N Rf
none has increased the enormous amount OF Sso sE'
weekly equal 10 more than illos 1nd hsii yearly
From It's great celebrity il sold y a':'" az parts ~
The globe No medicine yet otrfeh - me wosi'
has % rapidly Obtained such distinguished ncnrey ana
is 80 gentle in It's tbs, be taken by ine Invalid
however weakly, being composed OF The most innocent
herbs RI. o,a,t.r
FIR rartculars OF this astonishing medicine; toge'her
with the account OF lis remarkable and reno nrd dscoSee
Thomas Parr who lived the ex,rsori nary age OF 10
vsars-see the book of his life which may be had sTnts
all the agents in New-York and other parts OF the oneo
States ~ vi,
RrsftoD Aspiuwnll. druggists and cheuli>s' 81
10 Broadway, and 10 Astor House ;,
Abraham Sands l. Co., druggists and 5heHsts sf'n''e
buildings. rs Broadway corner OF ClauHerS-sl
r. Dcke. As Broadway corner OF LispenaTd-.i
john g. Dodd druggist Broadway, corner ut bieeckefst
A. w Badeau, Bowery Medicine Store seo Sowery.
J. j. Coddngon, apothecaries, ~ HUDSON ST. corner Vi
E. e. Cotton chemist and apothecary, 81 BleecAerstrees
corner OF Jones-street
J. wendover druggist aad apohccary al Eighth avenue
DR. Syms SIS Bowery, cor. Walker-st.
BrookIvn-Wn Armstrong, seed drug and patent med'-
cine warehouse, 1874 Fulions SC. au2 I'm
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VIHE TEETH, THE TEETH.-On
atmospheric pressure principles fun sets OF best min
era teeth or any number that may be required will be m
serted at the shortest and the neaesl wl'nut
snrinq, or clasps Filling, Clearing aud Regulating the
Teeth done as usual the best For extracting
tooth SO cents for curing the oohaehe so All operations
warranted by Dr. j. Buskey, Dentist u Murray street
next door TO the Church. FLOCK west OF Boadway-
CHARGES moderate. Terms cash. lyI4 ecdoui
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ONE PRICE STORE.-It is generally

4 kNIl ItISL y iONE.-It IS StuerdlIy
W known that some sorckeepers ask double the price
the article is worc ,hereors any person wishing pEr
chase good cheap clothing rely being furnished with
articles the tooIng prieesCoats SIC; cloth jack
S. so ST. cloth pants S. . 81 so; satnrt pants
SITS to 81 50 J. COGSwELL. lSSt Chathan,sL y5l
EVHE PILLAR of Divine Truth inmo-
= vably liked the Foundation OF the Apostles and
Prophets Jesus Christ himself being the chief cor ner stone
shown by the genuineneS, preservation authency insp
ration facts doctrines miracles prophecies and precepts of
the Word Of God
The whole the arguments and illustrations drawn from
the pages OF III, Comprehensive Bible by the editor
work. Jus, published and for sale by
ivS7 SAXTON i MILES. ms Roa6way
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AzA TO LET-The Basement, No. 1914
ID" IA Broadway conimodous room and good stand Tor
boat maker fruit store &c &c. Apply to John Lockwood
No. II Cenar ST. leZ3 u
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: r-s=aa ieGRAND EXCURSIONS

Or the FISHING BanNs on Sf,Iy ,'Uun
r,,, FRIDAY durir" the The !arg-
and ous steamboat SUPERIOR Capt, Joi,n Goad,
"a az, ano IN Friday morning May 9th, leaving tht
pier foe, Chambers ce'qss hs%%o9H 5rR sS.
o. 81; s.ocL (,,,b.rrcs Ferry Brock yn past
and Pier No. n r. past O'Clock. landing AT Fort
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The opinion of J. T. Ducae NJ. D., late Professor OF Che
pnstry in the University of Maryland, state Se0;ogts'
&c. BALTIMORE, 9an- -, 10 Sr
Dr. w. s. Love having submitted 10 me vial OF his Ness
table Elixir for the of intermittent everS, ana mace
me acquainted with the ingredients that enter its compost
ton all of which recognize members oil the Haefia
medica recommended for their febrfuge properties.
strongly recommend in the cases assigned by INN
AS the constituents of this Elixir are moreover cophed
according to the acquisitions OF the art they VIII doubtless
severally contribute to the desired result ,>,or,