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tender soul. was warbling plaintive little air
within.
Oh, man can seek the downward glance,
And each kind standardization spell
Eye, voice, its value can enhance;
For eye may speak, and tongue can tell.
Bnt woman's love, it waits the while
TO echo 10 anolher's tone,
To linger on anolher's smile
Ere dare 10 answer with its own.
He bent his head, and passed through the low
ly door. As his foot sounded upon the threshold,
Il young woman advanced from The dusty interl-
or of the house, at FIRST hastily, and then with a
more uncertain step, till they met face to face
There was singular contrast in their two figures;
he dark and picturesque-one who had boltled
with The word-whom all suns had shone upon,
and whom all winds had blown on Il varied course;
she neat, comedy, and qnlet--quiet even in her
agalon-as il all her emotions had been subdued
TO the peaceful tenor of her life. Yet their faces,
all unlike as they were, had an expression tina
| seemed not so alien-a glow of kindred feeling
flashing upward from mlr-cx'inguished enbers,
"lou are welcome home!" said Faith Egerton.
But Cranleld did not Immediately answer; for
his eye had been caught by an ornament in the
shape of Il heart, which Faith wore as a brooch
upon her bosom. The material was the ordinary
white quartz and he rccollccled having shaped it
out Of one Of those Indian arrowhcads, which are
so often found in the ancient hauns of the red
men, It was precisely on the pattern of that worn
by the visionary Maid, When Cranield departed
on his shadowy search he had bestowed this
brooch, in gold setting as a parting gift to Faith
Eger'on,
80 Faith, You have kept the hcar,'" said he
at length
EYES," said she, blushins decply-lhcn more
goiIy, "ond what else have you brought me from
hey ond the sea-"
Faith" replied Ralph Cranfeld u,lcring the
f,ted words BY IN uncomfortable impulse. e" | have
brough, you nothing but heavy heart! May |
rest its weigh, on you'"
"rhis token, which have worr 50 long" said
Faith laying her tremu'ons finger on the heart,
sis the assurance that You nNy!'
"FOilh Fai,h!' cried Cranfad caspng her in
his arms, "You have interpreted my wild and wca-
ry drcOm!'
Yes; the wild dreamer was awake at last TO
find the mysterious treasure, he was to till the
earth around his mothers dwelling, and reap its
| produGta Inslcnd of warlikc command or regal
or religious sway, he was to rule over the village
children! And now the visionary Maid Ind faded
from his fancy, and in her place he saw the play
| mate of his childhood! Would all, who cherish
such wild wishes but look around them, they would
Offences, find their sphere of duty, of prosperity,
and happiness, within those prcc.nis, and in That
station where Providence itself has cas-, their lot
Happy they who read the riddle without a weary
worid.searcI, or lifetime spent in vain!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-09
FOR PROMOTING TIE GROWTH
AND BEAUTIFYINE THE HAIR,

place Of all other preparations for The hair now in
use. 1t hraUcs and soltcn> the hair giving 1t satin
gloss thu no other article does, ard causing il To cuIl
beautifully. AS limitations have recently appeared the
outside wrapper Of the genuine will Ic signed by the pro-
rretor wv, BRuwS, nl.0 c0pl wright for the engraved
direction has been secured and entered according TO act uf
Congress 10, Sec that Buffalo on is impressed upon
the glass bottle avoid the counterfeit. Dealers can lie
supplied Of WM. BROWN, 4rl Washington st. Boston
For by J. ross Dr., " oGGstOCk. W.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-09

A Barst Up-A young lady named Maria Fran
ccs, recently went 10 a bail with bladder tightly
blown up, for hustle. A gentleman accidon,ly
anugains, her and burs, the bladder, restoring her
clnrolic iom to its usual proportions. The re.
port was heard all over town. POST
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-09

llavo You found your dog which was stolen 2
asked n gentleman, on the dool step Of certain
provision store, the other day. No, not exactly
but know where they sold the sausngesn was
the reply.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-09

a .No1cst Maa,-A bachelor says that all he
should as! for in wife, wond be good temper,
health, good understanding, agreeable physcgno
my, fine figure, good connections domestic habits,
resources of amusement, good spirits conversation,
talents, modesiy, virtue and money
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-09
aaaetrD.
THE YANKEE BOX.
BY d, NJ Ar TIN.

He's standing on his mountain home,
The waves roll at his feet;
His clear blue eye is watching now,
The crested surgcs meet,
Above him bends a seraph sky,
Beneath the vcrdant sod,
And Ceyion breezes murmur from
The cnverns Of their God!
A cherished book is in his hand,
And on its letlered page
Is traced his country'S history,
The brightest of an are!
lie reads and fire Is in his eye,
And sunshine on his brow!
The lava blood of freedoms son,
Is rushing upward now!
Tint pngGl-it is a glorious one!
Ii tells of deeds Of yore,
When burst the thunder cloud of war
Upon his rugged SHORE;
1t speaks of victory, and Of
a pure, undyin one.
Who bray d the lightning and the storm,
The suinied WAsuINGToN!
lie rises from MS rocky couch,
And seeks the shore again.
When 10. The banner of the free,
Comes sweeping per the main!
lie kHows it is his country's baiquc,
A starry flags on high!
Tanning o'er his sheet spangled flame,
The land of liberty
Think We the tyrant,s chain could bind
i'hl, ann that NOW is free
As well the Simeon in us wrath
Or m-gods Of The sea-
LIS crimson current may flow ont,
And death may glaze his eye,
Bnt his last prayer TO heaven shall breathe,
"My countryn'-"Llberiy"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-09

\ Spanish writer, speaking of hdy's blacl,
eyes, says; 'thcy are in mourning for the many
hearts they have hrokcn."
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Bank Note and Exchange Table.
December, ISi2
CORRECTED BY
w ILLS & G o.,
EXCHANG & MONEY BR OKER
NO Is, STATE STREET, ROSTON.

~ The bills OF a the Banks in the New England States
which ARE in good credit received al par dcgositt
by the following Banks yiz-Atlus Atantic, Eagle Free
MANS Globe, Mccianics', lamiltOn Market, Merchants
North State, Suffolk, Shoe and Leather Dealers Shaw.
nut, Boston, fremont, Traders, Union md Washington
~ The Suffolk Bank trasHcis all business relating to
country banks, for the above named banks.
" The Boston Bank receives al! current money
Counterfeit SO bills many of,le New England Bank
are in observation-disclosures stereotype plate
Counterfeit, IS are in circulation, the Plymouth Bank
Mass letter OF various dates. The first appearance Ol
these bills good but they easily detected by oscrv-
ns that the words three dollars, in fine PRINT very
irregular and defective.
also SIS on the Holland County Bank, Conn New plate
letter d, VignC'te cup'ds encrcns The figure 8. Flint
Cashire; Stearls President. Ven done.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

UKNNEE IUTNTl.
Briinrec. z s. Spelrc-Brook1eld. J. u. Kingshurv-
bradford, j. ". u. Parter-Chclsen. e. e. Sionc-Cn.
rinth Geo. secrcr-Enst irookfcldP navis-East Tons
ham. W g. Dirkrv-rast Rardolph. FgCrton a. Waller
East Corinh. John Chapman-Newbnry, Tanpnn Ste
vcns-Po.i Mill-.-- strantrd, W n. ssnborn-
South S,r,fj,rI N Russ-Thcifnrr - Tnrshnp,
--Union village, J. Walker-vrshirc = Dus,in -
West Fnirlce, stephen mns-WeseHandoInh Fdmunj
Wcstun--Wcsi Topsiani Geo Jenncss--wells River, L.
Washington. Russell s. D.cry
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-09

HI Il, Mo@kin and Leshon Hats, just received aud
u ioi sac ny Ia. DUNBAR.
Mny Q, lsi2
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-09

TABLE CUTLERY. 100 Cnses knives and
turks just received, embracing all tho different s,y
ofTea and Table Cutlery. from 80 cts ur. The above
were imported tn order and will he sold Mt much lower
hug5 e. DANA yr
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
Look To Tic Blood
4 DIR. a clSerIt,y.s Purifying Anii-Scrofu

Ions syrup cure, >croulou>, ,y!,ic and canccrou>
affections and MI disease, occaouedby oraiendcd with an
and wasting the strength, hut by restoring healthy acton.
whereby diseased growIhs stopped au! scattered, aud
eS;,ud ulcers cac II is thus that have been cured
by it that previously appalling Ia look upon Il cures
welngs atou, the neck, lace. JOINTS and internal parts
lInorS wrs diseases OF the bones white swelling, salt
lcun, ring worir ad crtplion> tue kii, from Tie
slightest onghness or d>cooraon 10 cracks iuplcs bol>
and sores oi the obstinate character: inam"
eyes and ears with offensive discharges AMI deafness, par
cuarIy chr,n: hoar>ci,e> loss oivnicr enlarged ton
els sore throat and diseases OF the palate and nose:
neuralgia. Rheumatism. goul, rheumatic guu Diseases %
kidneys liver complaint, piles and catalogue OF diseases
It woul b., prtpo>tcr"r to cnuniern".= not
rantcd by facts and the certainty that they emanai ron
impure the blood Prepared hno! sold by Or c.
hCKERLEi his Office for consultation and advice, M.
t,,l.'
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

GONCERT-lir. SHAW has the homo;
~, 71f,-n, Tho AMI !slr, OF New York tn;
h, vii iy hi Third Concert on Say evening 18th MS
t!e S;uvye>aG institute d. daughters Mary e;le
Ro>na Viii have the honor Of appearing neg >estt3L
nj >na-s and Duets accompanied By 1r E l. Walker 90
L.. Pane Forte. no will Fe-torrla 500
prs oIt AZ = ana the Concert II commence al issE
tsr laiurr O'clock.
Tcsets = cen'~-to5 b, had The door only on tie ever
M OF the Coucrr;.=
For particulars snail bills. u!
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Wi.DNEsDAY, March Is
Iii, BOARD Was engage, TODAY entirely discus ,is the
plan reported Tor The establishment of Preventive Police
unns lie Police, Fire and Watch Departments and ilvd.
ing the City into twelve Districts. Ihe first section waS
a pfrI
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

Treasury Notes sell LAT 4! discount, and are plenty
aud dull! h.Commerclai OF !as evening" states that OF
,,e ic, are n.aiUfn2, o"c hundred thousand dol
b.. are endorsed by 'r Morris kceilum Of The house OF
y.tom Roge & Bennc;. having been drawn 10 bis
so is,ued Thcsr sr. ketcbuu pays, or they MA
..,s While the Government IS dlshonor-c.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
COHuNEWS OFFICE.

WEDNESDAY,, March To-.
AZ; I lest was held today the body OF EI.liS!nan
named Samuel Bright, Who Tell against Tuesday
While assisting his wife, who attacked BY it, into tie
hou>e and soon expired. Nertict-Deo congestion 6i
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
q SIuvyc.:snr an.t.tutc.-Nlr J.

u Stuyvc.:snr Hnst.tntc.-Mf..) J. ".S.Hu"S
fniect.uy informs hl> lterd> ana tie public, that the
4, Of his ,c .> OF tocu,onary Illustrations Will he given
s the >iuyycsaut institute, on TUESDAY EVENING
~, 22i inst.
The illustrations on this evening viii he confined yclu.
Sty to the rooliCal and Initiative or Dramatic Styles
aoriar,,l, IN iuturt. advertisements
H. Nr. ilaws viii commence IIs idnlt Glasses IN Flo
sou on TIE 1t prit iieNt, tcGcrn no have alreativ
Fhet 10 NJ, iow>will please enet ther name, before.
a.pcriot Private Lessons ocuuon siyGn where such
scuid be- preferred. JNu MS. HONS,
mil 81 No pi liprcar,I s,i
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
POLICE NEEiCE.
WEDNESDAY,.

WEDNESDAY, March IT,
Bn lililewaS done nj the Police to-day cases
OF petty larceny occurred a named William wari
was imprisoned on cLargc OF passing counterfeit - bill
and vonlg rascal named Peter kil!en caugAr VIII;
others who escaped, IN roLbIng money drawer
10 The tpper Police.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
2 sprin= Coarse Of Observation-Disclosures

N FINSllIANS MD SI1KE t.D\S--'Thls CouI>t. Wi
'arenrt on Tuesday, March n l8i2,w,n Dr.. Parker.
siiecture on Operative SnrucrN, at 10 o'ciochA ~.
VI SWEET. 90 Diseases oi tl, Chest at II y. NJ: Or. Wat
"a atl2 u, AZ the Newfori Hospital. Sur"lcal Pa
.1osy and Chemical Surgery: and Dr OGackcuhosS al
VI, on the AuatNuy= ot the Nervous system. These
lectures viii he succeelehv i)r> Wilkes, Euck Hu,ley
Gilman, Mcjreatlv Macdonald Roberts, ami Watts Fee
eflhe whole course, $50. ror Tickets. apply 10
m6lw:>e DIR GlI.hIiS % t;rU,r.,trset
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

rHEsuS TIE MOON IruLtssF
Uses 6 : Seis SO Rises NOR. South .l5rv. NOR
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
QRICILk EDl.C fD-prach Orchard
z "a PEI. CIiAlnnON-A supe

'-orzI.oi >iiu,s. Grail imported SJ,-t.ly
a. family l,c. siding Hos purchasers .tDpy 10
ml:i.if= I..Is. CLARK =: Waar-st.=
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
EDGC.,TjnN Tor Adults. 100 Broome

! CONSTRUCTION FOR itDIES.-Mr.
CHIME EiIIlN.S Afternoon >cno open on Monday.
Tue~lay5 rHur,ag and FrHly Tor Writing, i;.at!n.@'
Grammar Arithmetic and Book kerfi!a. AMI Whine
Ia vafti >aiariay=las Drawing aI,Iz Painting.
f.F ENING >Cilon i-,ir. g. Rooms are=ope'i even
i-s- iroTf7 % lgo'cinck
PRIVATE LE>>GN>-Tho,e WHO desire PriGsie TX
w rug, or IN 1ry Tie >l hra!che,u OF Eiuca-
ztptD, can 5a accommodated CAT or cveGac.
X Nj e. has II H. school TOR BH>r
ylirs-'rey Gtr ll> personal instruction, eEt.i'i III
nit
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

Wm.W. ShlrIey. Nnctioneer
By WULiANl w. SHIRLEY.
sales Room No So aud 66 Na>sau-st Madenaue, Tor
puhlic nnl Private sales OF Furniture AMI
Merchandise generally
THIS DAY.
THLRSD lY, March II, n 10y O'clock
Al 20 o7 in,fteent->trett, near 9Th Avenue.
The stock Grocery Also quantity OF { rock
err Ware. Also the Household Enrnitnrc.
Sale positive. the owner moving 10 the country
FRIDAY, March i3, III log O'CLOCK.
Al the corner OF Nuitb->t and B0wtrv.
,n assortment, Furniture iisc very gentle family
tl0>e>'ant'S wthout tyag; with TWO Pleasure Wagons,
Harness. &c Also various other atJcr,. The property OF
family leaving the city
y H-out.door sale, personally a,tendc,! moderate.
CHARGES
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
LAWYERS DIARY........ March Il.

CALENDAR or TIE COMMON PLEts. PART ttRsT-l23.
n $50 III i I35lie 27 l57. l5a 6l l63 Isl l69 III.
PART sEcoSD. CLOCK m C.reui, couri. Room
-62 81 q. 10 l23 rs 2t62, 26; 2S 10. e,
C.LryD.E or Tp. SuPEKIcR COURT. THIs DAYS, q
q go p 10 H. L. 81. ~, 10 So l27. % sc, a.
&C. 10. n u II. IS. l35. ~, %
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
According 10 tie report tte stale THE ONO Banks %
as 81 .annaIv The following sone OF The items:
: Hon. ELY ruocrc,s s.cc.ur..on a.cs..l:,

ion.-lhi> very able and eloquent Lecture. wez,,ic
ta,ed Ito hear, wbe repeated next Erlday nlsh in The
age house corner ri, DELANEY and chrs,- streets, which
sill giveiie oppor,unyt hear him 10 The great numbers
ho could not ;tin accr,>s the Lecture al the iycenm.
zee advert seru.u, tomorrow. ml7 II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
DRY GOODS.
DtBIiC. NoTIcF-To all concerned

EITDT.!t-- .-TV-f.=-f7
: HERBERT HALF corner Of BIerrser and Car7nias
s.- Felial.s HI customers and atileT thai u
7,i7.ti9u - a5Tz1s- STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
~ aaf 1Ei, igct.9a,, importers. &c. tfzz.r
vAEIErY al :sE-iriNiBLE DRY GOODS. Tire vEgY
lov fEIcIs tc PURCHASES hav, hernulai-
esabe, .In e oiirs -2;n. GREAT BARGAINS. So.eorle
&C. lrir>. and ;e-t!sa too Aaequa! tistributon X
i,t, made. and preference given.
Jg,, a5..7-, an. r4s4 ,- all no Na-seIes o1iI.
- Co.n:r-a--: tece Strip. PLAID, and PAN
J=con- az! Caa5ria 1!n, 800 pieces iulers. Diapers.
Linen >heetings and Lawns, 800 pieces Prints, calico,s and
Observation-Disclosures styles.
40 o. lani large is-a, ,nen OF Cloths. ca>slses,
>ataet FiaHnel>. Hn>!ery. Glovs Boalhaz.r-> and Do
mssre Go-1.- and many other articles.
Goods sent toanv par; oil ihe clte.
Country Nlerclant, who buy Tor cash. mGclby
purchasing D. EIa.- mI. iw.s-
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17

TRIAL. FOR atssAuLf A>0 BATTERY WITH INTE>T TO
hiLi-Ra5ert Nd1att was put upau t trial Tor an Assault
and battery with intent TO l Mary '!c aGgln y: No -
i,er-strret on the nth OF February last Sir. depo>ed
hat Ii. accused mo her n state o. GtoNlca-
uon became @rca yrXctd and after the interchange OF
angtNso-''s. he >lz.' 4 Il al axe >lrh her Nl'ii lo'N
on The arm wcbfoke et aud thGmb, knocked her
down and impaired determined to take her l. A. there
vas no erf!tnc however 10 'i6" iat thc:e vas n
-yjoH take life, The jury, under tn charge OF judge
yucto1n ",rtci OF guilty OF assault ana battery onlf,
and thc#Cdur sentenced hm 10 tlcsPeliantiarl or,lk
months
TRIAL goR BuRGL,gY-JoAn White pu; upon hi
nj the February lat arf1l,Iy entered It MARX,
Church, y forcing 13ua wiadnv. and obtaining ngrts,
This rav stealing n art,y Xix gown r., :, n rar
aslk handkerchief &c. worth slg75 Fie evidence
the prisoner MS. thathc took ono 81 te stolen
George Dawson Of Duane and Chatham and
,tOr2, notice had been l Of la. theft, Mr.. Dawson
caused " bite to he arrested when ir ,ad The scarf ha
been @Ivec lin! 10 sell bE Cltherin-->tr For
de'enc It 'as prov,Izhy the sei'-daighiero The
cus' that NAMED Iot DuseDtTry cam. 70 er ia
tierhouse on Monday ngs; OF burglary nd borrowed
MS hnle sying=:ic would return The n.1td5y He do
So and a)hrougt scarf bac. skwtch h. request,
the accused 70 sell Tor ilia and that M look Quito ian
I'D not return leng tahen up the burglary. She
also that she slept in tie with prisoner
wife ali that nSh-ta prisoner out o: hjsrooa
from O'Clock I'LL next morning. knife, wll- re-.
turned had the blade broken ficJUry found lie prisoner
not guilty.
TR1M FoRcERY.-Brd-ei Farley, iinplca,led lib
R0,anna. ilnSey, tHho ster1av acQuitedI was pl
upon her trial ionrsry ~ econd degree, passing
attempting 10 pass y counterfeit bill The Traesu,.r's
Bank 10 Richard 6ordon. clerk OF John oung, OF No ~,
Houston street. payment Or pair shoes. ig
Of The 18th o February last was proved tu ,eo.r,
the bill. and when discovered be bad ,.trI
iio>'v said She had found the I'LL ln her
was also proved thai The prisoner. WHEN prison ,o
Llov, bryant. ih, officer. that She hid received the bill
question Mrs had ts.ci slcl
pieces That week. and had paid ten siin9s piece nra
70 The person Sic rot ;!Ien OF She sad aO sh" had
some smaller bills irol JansS Stone wa, proved for a.
nee that Iosanual licsev prisoners sister mad togn \ &
ball wrapped IN paper NTH. given 10 prisoner
but coud no, swear The hill in question v as The am She
II tl,,ft, ,.,t,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-loRK, MARCH L. 1872

PORT OF Nt."-iOHk, MARCH L. 1872
MINIATURE AlMNNAc.-rHls psY
rag sux TIE MooN ruLtssvA
Rises 8 >e,> :. Rises morn South ilscv moro
Latest D alcs
Feb l. uAyRE ......... Feb!
GnaEpooi.. Feb lssSEw-osLEANs Mar. >
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brigs Mobile. WIiaui>. Mobile, Sturgcs &=Clrarman
Phjlura. DeaHt Savannah.
Schr>. N,uI>hon. Matthews. 81. Johns y. f., Foster
Nickcrson oieon, Leland, slaxasuuz F. r. X F. Buck
ARMED YESTERDAY
ship Ontario Brad>,. ron London and Portsmouth. Jan
18th. TO #Grnnell. NlinturnS Co.
Packet ship virginia Alien - days from liverpool with
,gldze 10 Eobcr, Kermit.
Slip Orleans. eor>,le days from New Orleans. with
Shr Beaver, Rogers, from a Whain.: Noyase
Bark Wyaudol, Farnham. 10 days from Cuba, with lndze
20 master.
,,l,.e 10 Io>eYS Fouike n Son
Brig Empire Nelly. 70 days from Porto Rico with susar.
&c .oMpitand. Kennedy Co.
Org John W Cater, DAVIS, Ii DAYS from s. Groin wiki
Bris Nahol Putnam, 80 day, from RIO yaaero, with
Erg Francs Sal. lS days sroal Jamaica, with iinen;a
&c. master.
Brig Isaac Mead. Sturgrs>. lUu days from Di;ft VIII
cotton, Nc. o=R. VI Demli.
frS Catherine from Porto RICO With spEarnnd molaase>
10 order
Schr ESnlnpi, Yam Name Torh River.
>cLF Nm Allen Spautdng. Bacmore,witA inize,t '-sA'
y. Cooey@S Co.
sctr fequoi Kelly, Boston with udle to E Il liey-
rex
>cfr Tr.o Nicksr>on Boston. lu,lzc
Eruow--oue >hp, Bark aai: our Brigs.
SAiLEp-Br Steamship Clyle New Orleans SHIPS Ii.
hernia Liverpool Francois Ter, iavr, Pantlea New pT,
leans WcNphaa 5rrn. Bremen; brig Jane, GnasaIn
and lhe:s
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
~g:s FOR SALE-A Earn. situated

~ FOR SALE-A !sarm situated AZ
Far ockaway. l. !. within a stance OF w..
Marine Pavilion. a. i fronting On i- bay md otran.
The residue good grs meadow ,'F, and some woodland
On the premise. neat Falti iiou lara 1d 9thrT Jn
;.;d!r .-asy' TIE cy both by land and
ter. Enquire OF SanueII; b. Norton on the premises OF
of John NrvvEouse. No. l56 (" atrr >r.et y ".
A>o o'ier property Tor ,ar similarly situated Apply As
...flr..- ..nr.1i ml7 2w-
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
6tOyERT,s BALM or LlFE.-Ths

= lrc,.icir ioA2 wcnrr- in curing tho,e afflicted
win cnrgils colds. LranrIIj-i- dvsIa, ant al! disease
leading consumption, a thousand, can istis hf1 al
i7cl with the abdveraret III 90 vel 10 call On
Viz Cov.-, al :- Office. r it medicine, III Nt>-
ajr-,r, New York. ,saerca1s uref Of f->;innit' may
trtn. ti,o 0rz=- at !i2 Nas-..t: liD Hfnt'!'ay; ~
,.,or iio!>..: IS I!nli--t; and lto Putoa-r",: II
rn.fi.rat:# SIS and III .nawy l:p: aE,. l53 Bow
80 n DIyL.nn.. ir.ei. M. INl-
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
sEcosu GosRp

w. 49,, exchange continues IN dali demand. Ffanes,
I. III. have sold as Ioss > % STIRLING :.
,l,od e! a! are very dull. waE>tr.et has ri,!on seen
Ii, d1; tunes Of TIC year. On some points,
L9u. Cincinnati, &c, II Is aiao,t Impossible 10 sell
On! the latter point ,e rate IS ~, ii consequence OF
- cpciaDatl i.auks payis.s, ont iadIma pdpei.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-17
rrAHLF. JELLIES. Blanc Mango. &c.

-Cooprr> .;Hierran Isin2ia.s is 'hrbe>, article in
table rir,, EiaDc Mango, &c, and OF great ser
disease, where da!Cat. animal o0 Is rcqDired and
,Felt cacuat. ionlsfa yoyagc>. ltSprove- by agr
sept dry. and can b. made INTO coup m i-:e minutes II
one The bet articles Tor clarifying CIDER Beer and
Vine. & is QUIZ aboII 1ne-quarter the price OF RUSSIAN
l,nga>S. Also constantly hand stpaly OF the ts-i
quality OF u.>af .luss FOR sale hole>a- Or retail, by
DAVID SAND i. CO. 7 Fast Broadway
Inl5Ss- cOrner Aiarlet.strcet.