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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-07-15
ToBACcoMND sEGAR

S'A""soSe"Vs ~
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
i citzcns of Bloomington, of Muscatine and al.
joining counties. that they have leased the base
ment Of the Iowa House. where they intend to man.
ufacture and keep a, all times general assortment,
of Tobacco and Segars. where citizens and country
dealers can he at all times accommodated with supe
ror qualities Of these articles at reduced prices Lei
those who doubt give US call. and we will warrant
that entire satisfaction will he given. no To quail
ty and prices. SELLER & HAMILTON.
Bloomington. July Is, 1912.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-07-15

e VERY fine lot Of BACON and small lot OF
a STONE-WARE, astonistingly low, at
A. G. CLARKS,
-,, oo,f No Second st.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-07-15

lust received per S. B. New Brazil, 100 Kegs
j Nails assorted--for sale at ST. Louis wholesale
price. by FOSTER d HICKMAN.
July 8. ls42-36-3w.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-07-15

rrRknuk Mortgage and vt'0rr0ntee A,se0s,
ONsHAND AND FOR SALE
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-07-15

Dried FRUYT
I UST received and for sale consignment Of dried
y Peaches and Apples DAVID CLARK.
April !, ls42
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-07-15
TO HOUSE BUILDERS,

IMPORTANT TO HOUSE BUILDERS
THE subscribers have just received large sup
i ply Of well assorted window sash, which they
will sell at half the usual cost for cash. Also
thirty sacks ground alum SALT which will he sold at
fifty cents advance on St. Louis wholesale prices
Farmers look to it. G. w. HUMPHREYS.
Mey 20, l642-29-tf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
oAND,s REMEDY for SALT RHEUM,

Ringworm and Tetters Scald Head a'bers' or Jack
son Itch other OF the skin They are efectu
ally cursd by h- ef Sasds remedy for Salt Rheuu
hich has been tested r.sipg 1900 without In
one instance having failed any disease Of ths class
The unparalleled this valuable remedy in curing
diseases OF the skn without equal the history OF med
cine.
change diet Necessary and there is 10 danger IN
applying il 10 the teRdcrest infant tstHondS ol
its efficacy almost daily received and can be exhibited
al the store OF the propretors
TIE following certificate was handed 10 our agents in
Troy (Messrs Fas,ei and Seden by OF the most re-
specialize residents in that city.
Troy, March 10, 1883.
slessrs A. / D. SaDds-Gentienen: This may certify
that my eldest has been afflicted win the Sali RheuI
other !oathoe disorder his leg, Tor 10 or 10
years, and have Tried scores OF different kinds o ned
cnes and all purpose until found your remedy tor
such diseases and using il 10 days tor less than one box
OF ointment and bottle of the par!a, has effected
perfect have delayed giving you this cercate tor
months since the effected, Tor tear ibat u
would again appear but MS legs perfectly smooh,
have confidence in saying that think very
valuable medicine and sincerely hope thai thousands may
vet receive much benefit in the above mentioned.
Yours, very respectfully,
4. GRANGER, 81 Sixth street
Prepared and sold whol-ale and retail by B. D.
SANDS Druggists, No. 70 Fulton 81 corner OF Gold and
100 Fulton Also SOLD by David Sands Co. No n
East Broadway, corner OF Market St; 4 8 SANDS Co.
No e75 Broadway, OF Chamber Price s,l0o.
n25 In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

NEw.YORK INSTITUTE, go EAST BROADWAY
The principal E. H. Jenny, A. NJ, respectfully announ-
patrons snd a the public generally that he has
completed for thorough course OF nstruc
ten various branches OF an ENGLISH AND CLA.
sIcAL EDUCATION. The above Institution now comprises
four distinct paueais each of which under the man.
agemen OF teachers who well qualified and who have
had lon and successful experience IA teaching, viz
The CLASSICAL INSTRUMENTATION embraces all stud
les requisite admission any College-wl BIZ In
structed by the Principal.
The EScLlsH DEPARTMEsT, tor Masters, embraces full
and complete of English fiesinciudlng ihOr
ough knowledge OF practical Eoo Keeping by double and
single eutTy,-wil br Instructed ny WILLIAM ;. hall
The ENGLISH DEPARTMEST, for Misses and Young La
dies will all the branches Of SOLID and poiltr cd
ucaion and will be Instructed by Miss NJ. GoTY and Mss
H. WAsHDURN.
The PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. far small Bays and Girls
will be Instructed Reading, Spelling Elements OF Arih-
me,ic Geography and is nnder management OF Miss
J. WAsHguRN.
The Music Department is under tie direction aad nstruc
lion of BeBj Wyman, successful teacher OF Vocal ana In
strumen,al Music
French Drawing and Painting. by the bes, Professors
For the explanations OF Chemistry and Philosophy,
a valuable asd complete apparatus has been procurea
II Pupils may enter al any time without inconvenience
10 the teachers any interruption to the classes and the
charges will commence from the time OF entrance.
3yr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
STOVES.
IMPORTANT INVENTIoN.--Fisk's

A PATENT NOVELTY COOK STOFE.-This Stove
combine, all the advantages OF cooking every variety,
wiIhou, usual Objections TO all Other kno. OF cooking
apararus The top divided by patent plates INTO tEsn
sess,rs 20 gallons ii useful bathing purposes large
washing sear,ing vegetables, scaidng bsgs, &c also
sired 10 take on bnl cadrDn, all OF which add to rs
siapIicry in every respect The oven IS perfect as
brck oven and warranted in s 10 suit the Pur.
chaser or the money will be refunded To those who have
seen them in use an explanation unnecessary and they
only require be examined convince any one OF ths
perec, simplicity ard Incompatible advantages Severn
Novelry stoves avoid further imposition they WI!
be sold in future The manufacturers eStaoiishnen JUS
Wa,er.s,ree only where reeretce will be gwen TO over
Ell. ht hundred persons no have them IN use IN ms CITY.
All e,h-r kinds OF reduced prices FISh> SoVe
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

Every invalid should read and reflect they desire
restoration to healih' venture 10 affirm, says emIn
cut writer that the gandsource health and disease
.ected with the natural d>ordered function OF the liver
every chronic or lingering illness arises from some
defect there Chronic Hepa,i the frequent OF the
dsens IN this country slow progressive stages TIE
oattsck will be for years suffering user under
mining influence, and yet indicate 10 tie
patient the alarming state under which he is laboring any
ransiea, iadispOston he impute 10 never
suspectlng liver being affected is the latent source
these dtu !bed sensations thus niSl, d, his
,ake the necessary 10 yuard arain
this indious enemy his repoe. The symptoms OF this
disease often slight and et for considerable tme
such fitness after meals accompanied by oppression
feeling vacuity the pit OF the stomach the mind be-
comes irritable memory defective, ncapacy for mental
exertion prevails appetite becomes variable. tongue
start sleep disturbed with frigbiul Dreams OCCASIONALLY
ob pain The right side extending 70 the top OF the
shoulder, cramp Spams often experienced, and
ous tw;chng Of the muscles and aching pain of the limb
sick headache is generally caused by IL IL Of
appears the torn Of cough ashhaa &c as diseased
state of the liver either by sympathy or pressure Induces
arrangement OF the functions OF the lungs and occasions
The irritation OF the lungs Immediately gives way. The
liver indeed connection, primarily seconarily
effect with various diseases of the head we'll other
parts the system.
From these views, then, there bc doubt that the
disorders Of The liver Of the first importance and every
effort used u remedy them should be conducted rational
principles, and by timely and efficient attention the
OF the most proper medicines many very serious
quences may be prevented which often en,aed
the constitution by procrastneton
As remedy peculiarly adapted To the Of liver aec
tons Dr. Starkweaihers epaIc Elixir has proved to be
the most potent and ecacOu and every days experience
confirms positively hi, assertion. 1t is canddly
eved that no preparation has been before the public
that has met with such unexamped appreciation from dis
tnguhed sources distinguished judges and grateful pa
tents this medicine, and suffering
has been migaed and more cures permanently effected
by II than any other medicine extaBt
So confident is the proprietor Of lis curative properties in
every that when the medicine used according TO his
directions and the patient E satisfied convinced after
usng bottle, that II has produced beneficial effect his
agents authorised refund the money paid for on re
turn of the empty bottle.
For sale by CHARLES DYER, Jr, General Agent for
the United States, ~ Westminster Providence r. l.
Sold al wholesale and retail by The agents, A. g. l. D.
SANDS Druggists No 70 FultOnsr. corner OF Gold ST. and
No 100 Fulton st Also sold by David Sands Co. No II
East Broadway, corner Of Market street; Abraham 2.
Sands Co No. 27S Broadway, Granite Buildings, corner
OF Chambers street. VII I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

rank and condition in society; bur that the '5rih
ing mortality SO nantes, among the tree people oI
color 10 in every community and section OF country
invariably confined TO the Mularoes.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
STOVES-Extra.-R. D.


McELROY, Nc los Beek,Dan. street. near +" ale r,sL'
manufactures and has hand superior assortment oil far
ior stoves caea the Philadelphia Radiators which were
invented by the celebrated Jones Gleason, OF Phadepha'
and The demand in that city and the State OF
for the last four years, with ,ut parallel IN ts
country and they introduced il this city last year with
equal success which proves them 10 be the most satisfactory
acie introduced into rarlor taking less than hali
the fuel OF CRATE and are free frarn dust
He them, suitable for almost any situation
The foawng are only fewo those that have used them
in New-Yok and vicinity. and be given as reference
Martin Van Buren,. Undertook, New York
J. j. CodoingtoD No. - Bond street.,
Major J. Benedict, sol Henry-streei,
~ L. Griswoid 7s Chamhersstreei,
Mr. Mitchell, los Warren.s'levt,
Samuel Williams, Ill Waverley place,
John Degraw. Stone-sree;,
J. T. Norris l40 East Broadway,
Messrs HarsdenI Co. s Wall street, :"
Lyon CO. 60 Liberty street, '
Maltby / Starr, l47 Water street.
Bramhall, Aberoe,hy Collins, IS Nassaustreet' N.
L. B. wymaB; n Prospect-street, Brooklyn.
Benj J. Cahorne, ls9 Henry-street,
Edward A. Biden, PIG Pear-street
D. Perk ms 80 Henry street.
He has also hand general supply OF the most ap
proved Cooking Stoves ao Alright Stoves OF tne mos
approved kind, and atreduced prices. MI I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

INTERESTING FAcrs IN PaYstoloer.-The fol-
lowlns tacss are given the authority of the Bos-
ton Medical aud Surgical Journal:
lst. lhat the longevity of the pure Africans is
greater than that of any other portion of the globe.
Cd. The malattce., i. c. those born of parents.
eue being African and tie o.her Caucassan or
white, arc decidedly the shortest lived o any class
Of the human race.
Sd. Ina. Mulauoes are no more liable 10 die
under the age of 25. than the whites or blacks
ba, from 25 to 40, their deaths are as 10 to / of
either the wJ.i,es or blacks between those ages
from 40 TO SIS, SO to l. from SIS TO so, 100 to
4,h. Thar the morality of the free people OF
color in The United States is more than loo per
cent. greater than that Of slaves.
5th. That those Of unmixed African extraction
in the Free States are not more liable TO sick
ness OF premature death than the whites of their
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
TT EW- YORK MEDICAL AND SUR

l. G!CAL INSTITUTE, No. 75 Chambers-street.-
Tbs institution established for the purpose Of extending
TO those OF limited means The benefit OF sound and scientific
MEDICAL AID All diseases treated, and Surgical Opera
uons pertnHDed The operation for Strabsns, Squtnt
'ng ad ior Starstng has been in every instance Sue
cessfGl AT this iEstirute.
ln treating obstinate chronic diseases of all kinds
caarye All be made until the patient satisfied tina; be is
rapidly improving and thar short time would
plete the
Charges will be made in accordance with the circu-
stances OF the applicants Charges for medicine and ad-
vice from 25 To 80 Particular attention vii! be paid
10 ;he diseases OF Wemen and Children. Cupping Leech.
Ing and Vaccination attended to-
The Drug Department is attended BIZ Apothecary of
twelve years experience anu all medicines dispensed from
this place may be relied upon as genuine Open day and
night families who wish mejcne only, vii! be furnished
al prices much less than demanded at other drug
DR.. HOMER B0sTWICK
Attending Physician and Surgeon
Dr. Dr.. 1sS RD. ssirss Sos Consulting Surgeons Ms
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
From the Democratic Review for Dee
RAPHAEL.
EY JOHN c. WHITTIER

,pes,sd BY portrai, of Raphael al the age OF heen
The possession Of Thou1a. Tracy OF Nea buTypefI
sY JOHN c. WHITTIER.
IsHALL no, soon forget the sight:
The glow Of Autuu,ns westerins day,
a hazy warmth, dreamy light,
On Raphael's picture lay.
1t was simple print | saw,
The fair face OF musing boy;
Ye. while 1 gazed sense of awe
Was mingled with nay JOY
A simple prin,:-the graceful flow
OF boyhood soft and ~avy hair,
And fresh young lip and cheek. and prov
Unmarked and clear, were there.
Ye, through its swee, and calm repose
saw the inward spiris shinei
Il was as if before me rose
The white veil Of shrine.
AZ if. as Gothland's sage has told,
Tbe hidden life, the man within,
D;.seversd from i,s frame and mould,
By moral eye were seen.
Was it The lifting of that eye,
The waving of that pictured hand
Loose as cioud.wreath on the sky,
saw the walls expand.
The narrow room had vanished-space
Broad, luminous, remained alone,
Through which all hues and shapes of grace
Aad beauty locked or shone.
Around the mighty master came
The marvels which his pencil wrought,
Those miracles Of power whose fame
Ia wild. ns human .houyhr
There dropped thy more than mortal face,
Oh Mother, beautiful and mild
Enfolding in one dear embrace
Thy Saviour and thy Child
The rapt brow of the Desert john
The awful glory Of that day
When all the Fa'aer's brightness shone
Through manhood's veil Of clay.
And, midst grey prophet forms, and wild
Dark visions Of the days Of old,
How swe-tly woman's beauty smiled
Through locks of brown and gold!
There Fornarina's fsir young face
Once more upon her lover shone,
Whose model of au angels grace
He borrowed fron her own.
SiOW passSQ LDat VISION rom nay Wow,
But not the lesson which j; taught;
The eoft. CAIN shadows which it threw
Still rested Or my thought.
The truth, that painter, bard and sage,
Even in Ear,h's cold and changeful cline,
Plant for their deathless heritage
The fruits asd flowers Of tine.
We shape ourselves the JOY or fear
or which he coming life is made,
And fill our Future's atmosphere
With sunshine or with shade.
The tissue of the Life 10 be
We weave with colors all our own,
And in the field of Destiny
We reap as we have sown
Still shall the soul around it call
The shadows which 1t gathered here,
Aud painted on the eternal wall
The Past shall reaPpear
Think ye the notes Of holy song
On Milton's tuneeul ear have died9
Think ye that Raphaels angel throng
Has vanished from his side?
Oh no!-We live our life again;
Or warmly touched or coldly dim
The pictures of the Past remain
Mans work. shall follow him
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
Only Twelve and a Half Cents.

Il The WING ALMANAC and UNITED STATES REGISTER
FOR THE s4a, contains table showing the popua'
ton OF the United States by States and ,oa also the popu-
la,on Of the Cities and larger towns In the United States;
also the population Of the State Of New York. by Countess
clpses Planets &c Gc. Calendar Of the months III ls4S,
with calcula each OF Union; Diary OF
Remarkable Events kc List Of Officers OF the Government
Of the u s. Executive, Judicial and Diplomatic; Senate
and House of Representatives till March 4th 184S ar
Gle Oh the Protection Of Home Industry, being careful
summary of the considerations which impe cherish
the policy Of Protection with brief review Of the reasons
usually opposed thereto by Horace Grecey General jack
Letter in support e Projections Extracts from 'be
Messages OF Washington Jefferson Madison Monroe j. O.
Adams, Jackson and Tyler, in favor OF ditto; Facts for
Farmers Manufactures Of the u S.; the Elements and
Names of Parties Votes for President and Vice President
at all elections under the Federal Constitution; Votes
for Governors &c and for President in the State Of New
York; Grounds Of Difference between the contendng
parties; Memoirs of Henry Clay; the new Apporonment
OF Congress- complete Eecto Returns OF the Union by
States Countess total Votes for President in 1886 and
S4G bv States and aggregate Times OF Holding Elections
each State; Anecdotes Epgams, and Humors OF the
Times.
u This Almanac forms very complete Register for the
year. and will be found very convenient in the counting
ROOM The workshop or the resde Of the farmer. The
rading matter alone worth double the price OF the work.
while the statistics contained in il cannot be purchased In
any other shapu tor five times the money.
II Price per single copy, l2l cents; 81 per lCs, or so5
per 1000 II is fer sale in The principal Clss OF the Union
by Agents Of The Tribune, and may be pun chased
In The United States. GREELEY i McELRATH,
Tribune Buildings. l60 Nassau-str
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
DKOF. ORK'S AlRTlGHT STOVE.

The undersigned the only agents for vending ano
selling the above article in the City of New OF then
ury and superior excellence certificates from persons OF
the rsi resoectabiy may be seen the We guar
antee again, any explosions PIT up according 70 oE
directions We have also improved AlruSat Stove
o. Ep .zJER e,o Wafer street,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

T LIVERPOOL COAL.-The under
isgned is now dischargng very fine cargo OF Liver.
pool Coal that burns Free bright and cean al The 10" pree
&c. delivered free ofcaragr at any part OF the cy. a
few cbaldrnns yet unsod Those wanting the article! ha %
better send their orders without delay at the ard NO
78 Thompson street. Spring. al the othce NO. S
Nassau street
F. Sit will be delivered Brooklyn al the same prlce
the ferrage added. JOSEPH r. SIMPSON. ol2u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
As An FOR SALE OR TO LEAsE-The

- subscriber offers bis Mansion House and GIouaas
Elizabeth PORT New Jersey fer sale or TO let for o1e
more years The properly consists Of good sited ,osl.
bniit house, finished ia the naneer WIN g hog
n'anes &c and good dry cellar, with kche aoo 80
house attached 10 The house, excellent well ot wa -
large h'terirg cstern with pumps in each; zee pam h. r
olt.houses, all nearly new, and in complete
ground Consists OF about enclosed wItb
fences, and laid fruit yard, garden kc we soe.. W.
with the choicest fruit from Princes and other s
plants An additional qUontiiy Of land can be had I &c
sired. The premises b aptfuy situated on souh n.
siope with the delightful prospect o Staten iaar is m
Sound, and adjacent country. TIE communication -,
New fo! is very easy and freauent-'he steamboat
Elizabeth Por. and New York Ferry Company fpnos
times day 10 and from the city; and the passage ma s
made by The New jersey Railroad four or Eve unes ss
day. Possession given il nesiately. For turther pss
lars, enquire No, S5 Pearl street, or on he preneo
GS eodd THOM..S = Hoo1'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
y...e,. M for Poretsu por,s.


AMSTERDAM ......Ship Anse ique, Brewer.
ANTWERP ....... Brig. bark Jean Key, De Paw.
BAHIA BrIg Escalus, Stanhope, iN Dec
BuENoS AYREsasIi Cbzncel-r, Doty, Is, Dec
cARTHAGENA 49,. Brig Lapvtng, Colby, a:h Dee. Dec
GHAsgES Big aapwisgt, I. t,eS Gplsy: b Z sts = Dec
eALsEsToS Tex. s1t Agens snnss. hT, 49, ~
GUAYAMa P. Ri Bng -Eolas, HaIey., 10 E. r
HAMBURG G.........BaIk waban, Bartlett;
HAVANA. Bark Rapid, Ward. y E. p
HAYRE Ship Baltimore, funk, lst Dec
ship Emerai, Howe, 9Th Dec.
Ship Rhone, Johnson 10th Dec
ship Sarah < Arsliss n. r Dec g.
KINGSTON, Ja11...S Ship Emily, Crane E. r. Dec. !.
LISBON Bark Merchant, Ross. December l.
LIVERPOOL ...'Ship Eurcpe, Furber, . Ell ,Dccl.
Ship Independence, Nye. Bee. Il
ship Virglnian, Allen Dec Is -
ssip sap s Nsn doz. aoss cobe efHPRsT q K p5e
Ship ontnrio Brndisb, Deg -
Ship To.onto, Gri,wo!d Dec ~
Br. ship Mersey. Reid.
| MADEIR ........... Bark Empress. Townsend,
Brig D. r. Martin new Daring
MARS EILLES..... rShip Thompson, Sylvester, Decl
MATAMORAS, ..--.. Schr Redmonds- Hamilton
! Schr Zuviah, Park.
NAT TANZAs Brig Frances Ashbsy, Randall
Brig Morea. Edgar, 20 Err.
Brig Warsaw, k}epman.
BAY, ia. sr: schr. Sir Lionel Smith, Murray
schr. Gil Bias, Howes.
] MONTEViDEO 49,. Bark Chancellor, DoIy lst Dec
Schr. HuIdah Ann, West. Dec. 5.
NEWFOUNDLAND. ..Br. brig Eliza, sabb
NUEvITAS .Schr. L. vose, Mayhem 43 e. +.
| PONCE P. R ........Brig !Eolus, Haley, 10 Z. R.
ST Ship EmiIy Crane, 2 E. r lst Dec
| ST. JOIN, N. Brig Fid-lia, Small, Nov. sn
ST. JOHNS, y. F.. 3r. brig Arsides Huchugs
Br. brig Amanda, II re-
ST. THOMAS Ship Emily, Crane p F.. R Dec l.
Brig Eolus, Haley, 10 E z.
Brig Lapwing Colby, 8 N, r.
Brig Sophia, kenDey.
VERA CRUZ ......Brg Petersburg, Larkin, 10 K X
For Distant Ports in United States.
APALA cHIcoLA - Brig Magnolia, Hi hcock 20 E
Schr. OciaVia, Churchil.l4 "A Z. r.
| CHARLESTON ....Brg Sullivan, Brown 81 E. r.
Ship Catha-ine. Berry, 81 E. r
Ship Warsaw. Haw kins.
Brig Emily, Sherwood II E. r.
IDARIEN Ga..... Schr Chas. z. Thorn. Smith, 23 Err
GEuRGETOWN.S.C Brig Juno, Lewis E r.
| JACKSONVILLE, Fla Brig Crusoe, Van 0u7sr.
KEY Schr. .Ocava, ,Churchl!,l4 EKDec'
Brig Samson, Sawyer, 20 E. r
MOBILE E..............Biig Growlrr Umer, 16 E. r.
Brig wellin.sly, CoviLgtnn, la (. K
Ship NewYork, Irwin, lst Dec.
Ship Mary Frances, Hubbard.
Bark Salem, llsley, II E. r.
Ship Cahawba Coffin. 3S E. r.
Brig Morea, Edgar, 20 e. r.
| NEW. ORLEANS. ship Memphis, Knight, Is f. r.
Ship VIcksburg, Berry, l6 E. r.
| Brig vandala, Wall 10 E. r.
Ship Onia Lyon, i6 E. r. Dec. !.
| Ship Ceyion, Rand
| Ship Augusta, Ilsley Is +. X.
| PlLATKA, Fla ......Brg Crusoe, Van Duzer.
| PORT LEON. .......Brg Samson, Sawyer, 90 E r.
| SAVANNAH ........'Brg Augusta Srerwood, 10 II
| BRIG Wilson Fuller, Cobb, IS E.
| Bark Lagrange, Porter. g E. X.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Eff. .Schr. Geo Kiotts, Rogers
iST MARKS Brig Samson, sawyer, 20 f. r.
ST. MARYs, Ga......schr Hope, Farrell
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

ed FOR SALE, at a bargain-A suPe'
rar Farm OF about 80 acres with he Stock, Hay
fa'n and EARNING Utensils Said Fa NJ onsists OF f9egh
sieahew, PASTURE snd Wood Lands in good neigsoo.
lood y des hosl the city OF Newark, New-JersJ-ss
Eooa ne% House. Barn and Ou BudiuZs in good ofosa
= par. ol ihe purchase money remain on mon. m ~
t .sfn oi years For particulars apply TO r. sn,'
Newark, New-Jerssy sN In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that

Petition will be presented 10 the Legislature of the
State NewYork the session, for act 10 Incor
porate The NewYork Institute No. go East Broadway in
The CITY OF New York
Dated New-York November lo 1912.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

tAA OFFICES TO LET, in the second,
third, and fourth stories Of the new buildings, Nos
5 and 100 Nassau-s;reet rbune Buicings} fronting lhr
lark ana nearly opposite the City Hall. Enquire O
T. McELRATH. on lbe premises sRa
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

Suggested by portrait of Raphael al the age OF nesn N
The possession Of Thoms. Tracy OF Nea baTypefI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

u The following Works Tor sale at The Othce Of
THE TRIBUNE, No. 6O Nassau street, opposite the City