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Fer The Tribune.
!. ASK NE NO MORE.
BY }. A. SHEA.
4 Song Of Temperdn

BY }. A. SHEA
ASK me no more hate the bowl
Glories have persisted in its wave
High aspirations OF the soul
Which COP for nobler purpose gave
Genius of hesv n-inyited wing,
And humber talent born to fame
Have poison'd their immortal spring
BY mingling it with liquid fame.
Ask me no more /. would Friendship guide
My steps TO yonder preciplce
Where hollis the black, suiphureous tide
Down in the fathomless abyss!
viii Love, with ripe and sinless lip,
If would at her shrine adore,
Tell me that the draught must sip
Love is no traitor. ask RIO more.
Ask me no more l never sought,
Thro' bowers to Bacchus consecrate,
Those pure ETHEREAL fields of thought
Where high and classic honors wait.
IT'S not by drowning Reasons wing
II scars 10 such ambitious hight;
Not thus sought Castalia's spring
I've ceas'd to be such Neophyte.
Remember how the masters piled
At Sparta's feasts their slaves with wine,
That Sparta's youth should see how died
Within them all was deem'd divine:
How he the Macedonian king.
Yea, king of the unbounaed world,
Was by the wine cup, like thing
Of crime, to death inglorious hurl'd.
Then ask no more my banner $ up
Zen in the hottest Of the field,
And he who spurn. the damning cup
Bears, ev'n as ], a charmed shield.
Wine for the coward-blood-red vino
Fill it to trembling fulness up!
But now and hencefoIth ever mine
The vgor of the chrystal cup!
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IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

h cellor-TrIst Ire Insurance 20. vs. Eoehezf! L. VII
iiauIs, &c.
In pursuance OF decreta order of this Court made in the
above. entitled ceuse w be sold al public auction under
the direction lac subscriber, one oI The Masters o I'M
Court by w. H. Jones auctioneer, al IL" Merchants t1-
change The OF New York on the 9Th day oil October
next, at y O'Clock, roon OF thai day
All iOse rian lots pieces or parcels OF Ianu s'ua ~
inc and helm. in the rw. YARD C the city OF New ORR,
distinguished upon certain map ct piece or parcel
Of land purchased by one Ely OF Noah Scovrl by
an lRdenJure bearing the first day November 1874,
made BY Isaac T. Ludum CITY surveyor, snd en- HE Tue
Office OF Reg!S;er and Tor the CITY ana County OF New
Yorx, en-d The canal tract which ssdo are numbered
on lae said map t61 slxy-eEh!, bsI sihty.
niue, S9. hundred and nine titS one hundred ana
len 100 one hund ed and eleven on aud one hundred
aud Twelve q ~ which collectively numbered on >al
map parcel fifteen 49, and ave bGunded by lot, on sau
eight 1913 outrry by land OF nie OF tie hers OF
Hunter ea,wardiy 10y lpts known said map Xty>S,
j66 and Hundred and thirteen lGl AID nurutery by
tnt line hundred and seventeen ID street Also
other distinguished on The AFORESAID map a. tot
numbers ninety tour tgl) ninety i've. 1l une y-siH tS1J
and niu.ty seven ga which taLe7 togei-r known
ard gua .cd map parcel Gunijrr "tF-'Tc,
(G3 bounded SOUheTly IN font by hundred dd six
teu street; nnTbry hy he GENRE lIDe bttwrtn !osh,
a iii streets; ras.riy ~ iHc drawn parallel 10 te
Ninth Avenue lue ed,e:iy siae thereof ~ me dsttct
II two !,unartd igst the eirGB; S,seriS by ilur
drawn Gar al,. 10 the Mat avenue aoTe>a - the cHsl
ry SIDE l-reoi The distance ot one hUn5rei tre there
from Also tDGr Utrr ui.. map 3ier SAld, known a.
three rs rTenly -four lil cus hundtd
1--WE u. uHr-c; ana SIX, tluG ana to ming
lots number i've rs hupdrer tour,
IGf scDthery by land oow or late OF The heirs Ct Hunter;
east, y BIZ 10 number hundred seven, 400 and
seventy two 4) and northery by the middle OF one hum
dred and epcGteestii street.
New York September 10. l5t&
A
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AtM-lnRk TO EAsTON,

cs-trig-1 -PFUPLRIr LINZ --'o'r :" A
eeS-ss aave o.. No i, ara. o,e OK a;
nv. -aDd.y -1c.PIrd,, By siesn%a .roes T. NJ.
rr; or ' loof"i LhtrH w. :, here e"pf eel With
~, r'la 81 csr, r m+vl roscbr, ise. ,oaIy o.
le IRWIN. E.tan at o'eioeS ~ r St oa5ce
No. f, u Hon. Merchants H'.ir q 20 Iah'' 81
= = ~ ~, - ~ ,,s,, orr Loard sbe Loaf hy
Thl: ., account a ,o, Of .he 'Ds'' o's'-''
r1,n"y.d from IS TO Il {; rllsnd street. sep
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4 CNEMlCAl. OIL, BURNING FLU!p.-The Su}
Scgiber would mite o The puGic his siHci
OF tiR5ENOUGH'S PAIEN'V LAMPS which ronryscu'
beauty and Superior qualities, destined to suTer>ee al
Others saw I'M G-t Ihe OH which, hdr8c IN them
hgnca, leputio', very clean u is properties aud give,
Avery Ngi,!api and economical light TIE Burning F.Uld
g. pnthls light, rec from all smoke, sae ef ease
a; traas eApvG,e harm the aGid I'll. ,uhscrihar i
S,niy .egniiied refer most respectable
ijsuj,es. who sie Row usu., the drticie
JIG. HOOKER, sos Broadway,
<. B.--Ihsre danger OF explosion il either enc
articles. or 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-23

FEMALE SulcIpE.-Wednesday afternoon, a
young lady residing somewhere in the lower end
of Canal-s,reet, discharged a pistol loaaed with
buckshot into her own bosom. Reason-unrcquited
love IN. O. Bulletin
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WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL,
Master IN ctlauC ery
cLS.vELAso L TITUS, Solicitors sl72.w
s,TATE OF NEW-YORK, So

STATt OF NETWORK, Ssh
- ChanceTy before the ce Chancellor the First Cir
cult Helen Craig John Caig RI bard Is. Craig Char
lol,e Craig Helen 6. Craig SamueB Craig, and Ca ha-
rlne G. Craig.
Ia pursusn and .f order of tbs Honorable
Court made in the above entitled cause, bearing date the
SIKH day nj September l9i! and the IN such
made aud provided, notice is hereby gwen 10 ali per-
having general lien iEcunbrancr by judgement
dscrre otherwise The urdvd share or interest oil
of the parties 10 The premises heTeIsacr referred 10,
produce to me. the undrrgn OF the Masters OF
tls Court before the 18th CT October next al Hy
ONCE No. u JOINS the City N-wi YORK. proof
their respective liens and membranes, together with
satisfactory evidence OF the amount due thereon and To
specify the nature Of such membranes ard the dates
thereof respectively The premises referred ~ are as fol-
lows. 10
situate in tLe Eleventh Ward ot the CITY Ne"York
TIN westerly OF Norloksireei, and known and dstn-
guished map CT the OF James De Lancy,
ESQ. made by kvar; Banker, A. Lois Nos 1854 thtteen
hunfcd six y-ourl 1865 titeer hu6drea and sixty
hvr 1866 Fifteen 6Gndred and >ixy-sx and 1861 Fifteen
snuthery by lot No 1885, ea.;efy by Nort4kslreei, and
westerly by los Nos. 10 7, 1855 1853 ard 1860.
20, all tGdi certain brick dwelling house and lot OF
ground. utte Third ard Of said City Newfork, known
number 50 Couriandsr-et, and buade Eorlherly 10y
CORTLAND street souh-rly by lot OF ground formerly OF
John Pevees lale OF Robert Gp>m4n, east-r!y
bv lot of grourd late of William and Henry Vaa
Daom aud westerly by lot of ground BOW or atr ne
longing 10 Jane Farile.
n, ali thai certain lot OF iand, situate in The tow OF
Jnhn>inwa County of Montgomery aid state 4 "-ior@
known and Distinguished by tie number lsi eighty ioui
in Chs>e's patent, containing onr huidred acres
Ne~-YGIk. S-pl-mh.i 9Th, 8t2
WILLIAM " CAMPBELL. Master IL Chancery.
ROYAL WALLER, Solicitor
Albany Evening Journal. - lid~eT
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SIS GOOD FARM FOR SALt.-Une

-. fthe best small Farms in the State, lib new and
buildings and fences and only about and hall
es from thu centre oihe City Of Rochester Nv YORK.
Tie Farm coniaas fifty OF choice Land, new i"o-,
abe &C. about sos bearing Fruit Trees, various kinds,
good wood and water and altogether. II Is srsifahr o-
perty ADD orr opportunity for good and ale invest
meat being be Cy and ID the vicinity OF good TO
cIetv, and good schools
For athrr particulars please inquire he nreuse, or
address C. w. l., (po padl Rochester Posi- ono. New
York au2r TIA
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BJORISON's Hygeian Medicines.

VI 1nTics 'wh.,..' " S,r,oas ol - Broad.
", New-lork, nakng in improper use OF Me>srs.
McrsIn Co.'S appointment tor The sale at Their 'irdI
THIS is, th.I .,re inform ibr pabic ura air
Sauraa~s suiir,rizeti Il, sx AoRl>''hS PILLS
Nrw-York inaI Sirssrs 5inu sons only Agents
New-Eork or. M-ssrs. FlRTH |. HALL, OF No. Franz
In SQUARE from whofL aIeu. tie sesicne> had gen
tSignedl MORRISON & CO
Dated British College OF Health, NV head London,
jane 18TH 1912 jysu
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~ FOR SaIf A VALURLt FAR "

80. AND COUNTRY SEAT, IN the cr~n # NV
RDchellr about miles noIih OF the v, here
about 100 acre. OF rsl rae iant hzh STATE 81 cniilv
o with tonhie STORY hnuse, in perfect rSpar about
D acres grated fruit in tui hearing s"mion "
the most approved kinds. - ni wood rpd: III r."
.nanfer ab equally divided betwrrn ~" ehe" pas
ur- anu rl-adnw laai.
The 3, w-i t-ac.d mostly wih SO wiz aho "is
cp,ter,.I xrh snrin1, and ruanng sIrra ihfcueb -
shG. eHsth n il Their are Two gfnd hAh 90 81 ill
hou>- gran-ry, and other buildings cnhsrnih nj ana
,uate for -uct farm n
Apply 20 WAGER HULL j., on the pre's>r,i :, ): D.
BREWSTER I2D Broadwa,, Ne" YORK or l" ,f'hAS
"'~' '''
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mr.. ALIENS Balsam of Hoarhound

mr.. ALIENS Balsam of Hoarhound
! y Lverwort and Pleursy Roo--For Consumption and
Liver Complaint, Colds, Coughs Splitting OF Blood, Car
arrh, asthma Difficulty Of Breathing Pain liz the Side
PaIpation Of the Heart Oppression and Soresess OF the
Chest Pleurisy Hectic Fever Night sweats Difficult. and
irouse E1pecioaton, and all Affections OF the Chest,
Lungs and Liver.
II has long been desdcraum among medical men, TO
discover remedy that would the ravages OF that
formidable disease, Con sumption.
The Hoarhound, Lverwor and Pleurisy Root, have nor
centuries been celebrated the of disease: OF the
Lungs and Liver.
CONSUMPTION AND BAD CoUGH-This is to certify that
one bottle of DR.. Aliens BaiSam of Hoarhound Lverwort
and Pleursy Root has cured of cough. after
having tried many other remedies without the least benefit
JAMES BACKMhN, No. 1856 James 81.
REV. DE-. john SCOTT tina: .e has rnadc use OF Dr.
Aliens Balsam Of ahound, LveworIand Pieurisy Root
himself thai many OF his Church have also used H. some OF
them apparently the last stages OF consumption with the
most ASTONISHING. effect he feels in duty bound 10 make
this public statement and hopes that all clersymen IN VS.
tins those laborng under cOnumpon will advise them TO
try DR.. Aliens Balsam. REV. DR. JOHN SCOTT.
New.York.
ATTEND TO Your CoUGH-AlthouCh. Or. Aliens Balsam
is sovereign for consumption s II is very danger
to let your coughs without Dr. Aliens baisarh
oarhound Lverwor and PleuriSy Root. 1T is no IN
Thing for persons break blood vessel III The aet
OF coughing and die in - miDutes-tha we have SEEN II
you have cough dear reader go this day and get ms
BalSam-a few doses OF will cure you; tomorrow may he
TOO late. Sold by WIN. a. TYLER wholesale Agest. SO
Barclay street, ard E. NJ Guon corner Bowery and Grand
streets sl2 liza
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STATE PRisoN, ,ouNT PLEASANT September 3, 1912.
GEALEN RRGPOSAl - will be received

o. LNbi-b i.NJi o.-ti IL VII NC IeCelNtu
~ by the Inspectors the "wednesday OF October
next, II O'clock a. NJ. this office er furnishing he
Conyics altae Prison with Ha-s fol year from The
Isl day Of November pext The RaorS 10 lie delivered in
quantities suit the contractor ut always a. his risk
leo lbs OF n>pec;ed Prime Bees slaughtered and th,
fall wner) for bali the year amt % lbs OF
Prime Pork tnr,e enianur ths year. 80 lbs ofspeetcd
Rye Flour; = lbs of good inda leaI, aons MGa>se
quarts Rye Peas in TIE grain, quarts Of Vinegar,
ouuc-S ground Pepper quart o fine salt. ami 20
year s. bushels OF Potatoes for every loo RAJ
tons The oiheriwo nons from the l5ofJply 10 the 5io
September reas Beans or Rice may be substituted
paeiy otherwise the may ,rk for the health
the prisoners All The arr cleS "a be OF good merchanta
Die quality aud the agen, will reserve the right 10 reject
any OF Them tha. III his opinion.
The Two satisfactory securities n'ust be given in
writing wth proposals with their acqueScence The num-
Der OF Convict, will average about $50
DAVID l. SEYMOUR, Agent
ts5 Prison NOnnI Pleasant
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CorpsI Germs. Cons
A SPECIFIC mach needed-The follow.

"a ing is rue-A gentleman from Charleston 10 tbs
Wholesale dealer al lis Maiden Lane advised him Is Try
Sir Ashley Ccopers Corn Salyr, mentioning that ne had
been cured The gentleman USED il, and found speedy
cure He Immediately ordered ten dozen boxes south,
and psId the cash for them, Dr.. Sherwood 55 Broad
way says this save specific for corns Dr. Fleming, OF
Newark. declares il certain cure Tor cornS Fanny
Eser found IL speedy cure as may De learned by ca-
ling on Mr. Brooks, 1873 Fulton street, New York PToes
snr EIwood, contributor 10 the Saturday Evening Post
Ptaelpha ceres that be used this salve years since
and Rad pot been in the least troubled since Hundreds
the respectable ladies and gentlemen have ested 10
few OF the many certificates given are here
Having suffered severely from my corns bad them
iraced few weeks since by celebrated Corn Doctor
following that operation when induced ny Coop
er's Corn Save which has removed all pain well as all
appearance eli COINS. l would recommend lis Use.
WM G. LEMON, No. Wall.sl.
We the undersigned, having been sorely afflicted with
Corns were induced irak- of Sir Ashley CooPers
Corn save, which has effected perfec, in very
'0' '' wYMoND BRADBURY:
H. H. SHERWOOD, NJ: o SIS Broadway.
ALFRED SMITH, &c Broadway.
y. HAWKINS. i45 Broadway.
Mrs W. 5. WHITING, 1881 Broadway.
Mrs. A. FISK. 304 Bowery.
Mrs. HANNAH TUCK, 2l5 B!eeker-si
Mrs. HAYES, 1Ss Futor-s,. Brooklyn.
g. C. MERRILL. 1872 Greenwich-st.
ANDREW KNOX, 204 Canal-st- n. C.
- THEODORE MARITIME,
Nia,h Avenue. corner 2ls,-st-, Ne~ York.
Up; cALLENDER; sooksee-, 1T Nassau.
PETER P. GOOD, la3 Futonst n. Y.
j. s. PLATT Sc Park Row
ANDREW D. GALE,
2so Pearl s.; under q; s Hotel or 9 Dover-s. N Y.
H. JOHNSON. U. 5. Hotel, n. Y.
This Savc is sold arA warranted At Sandss / Cos, 7S
Broadway Miihaus Drug Store, lc3 Broadway; at No.
Greenwich Lane; Mrs Harper's, Bowery MrS Hayes,
,hrou ghuu the country.
street,
Boston No. Water street, where this salve be had
Wholesale and retail. SO u
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V7WO SAIL BOATS FOR SALE

1.-TWO SAIL BOATS FOR SALE
a The Henry Clay and General Scott, each twenty
feet in ength both fast saersnot ezceeaed by any boats
of their class iS ciy fitted in superior style and in first
rate order. Can be Bishop Smonons ship yard
foot OF Si1thstreet. Apply 10
e9O If c. NJ. SIMONSON, CA CoIumba-street.
NEW YORK Dying and Printing Esta-
IN BASEMENT, STATEN ISLAND, Office for the
New York.-Dye and fnisR in superior MANNER Broad
cloths Cassimeres Silks. Satins, Silk Velvet and Plush
Ribbons Canton and Italian Grape, Silk and Cotton
Gloves and Hose Ladies and Gentlemcns Garments, Mo
reen, Damask and Satin Curtains, Linens and Colons.
Cleanse and Re-fnish Merino. Thibet and Cashmere
Shaws Piano and Table Covers, Carpets of all kinds
Druggets Floor Cloths and Hearth Rugs, Chntz Curtains
NC &c.
m23 NIW&F6ra
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VMPORTANT NEWS from Providence.

MfOh j AIN L NE w = lTOIH ITOVlCeuCe.
b -IAyNE's EXPEcroRANT TRUMrHANT!-1 Card
the public the following facts that all interested
be benefited by tbs operation.
am sixv.iour years of age have been for tour years
seriously h c,ed with the asthma, have tried several physl
Glars and taken many certain OF great expense ana
without any essential advantage For two years was no,
able pass lhe whole OF night in my bed 0nconsui;ng
Dr. WadSworh, OF th.cy about my case. be advised me
take Dr. .LNne's EXpectorant This medicine opera
ed as lie told me II would d. have taken i've bottles OF
H. and consider myself ma manner cured ny H. can mo-"
lay comfortably all night; free from lhe tghiness OF TIE
ung> and weakness OF the >,nmach. winch 20 dreddlpy
Distressed and reduced In short lie bad becomefary
E1ENEHER WEBSTER.
Providence October IS, 1891.
Prepared and sold by Dr.. d. Jayne, No 70 South Third
street, Philadelphia.
Sold al wholesale and retail by the agents A. g. D.
Sand, Druggists 10 Fulton street Of Geld
ana 100 Fulton street. also sold by David sands K CO II
fa' Broadway. corner O! Market street; abraham b
Sauds Co rs Broadway tGraEite BHildnel corner OF
ChanIters-,rret SIC In
FAI fWS FROM DOWN t.AST.-i2rom
{ a Respectable merchant of Ea>tport Me- Aug lS,t,
l84l-Dr JAYNE: Please supply of your
sauatir medicines particularly 81 the EXP-ccraat. aS
h5.H great demand lur hem in Tie Rr,h SroviGc-
gentleman from " .Ii,of, iovipCe oi Nv 6fuswic,,l
p1,,ug ID urg hffco hi, wayto 30 ton, getcurrd
OF Bronchitis. when ymsudeG L. him fpur EIpset-
ftciy c0rtd JOHN BECHFoR6
TIE Expec'dr9rt las hroua5 or uaato 's ilprr aler
s phVniCt3rS Ind giseu n o. and had AIKEN nothing
days. ~, complaint Wa called cDrsum1Jinn
haai cnst 10 coll and very distressed stun
sn recommended his .if. 10 iry IL Expectarar,
thinking that II nilgt give him ea, aui he woud
expire with les agony, bat he recovered right away The
Doctors blew mr. up iout Sc 10 . Gn,je
Prepared only by Dr.. D. Jayne, 20 TA.rd street,
Philadelphia.
sold al wholesale and re,ajl 10y the agents Il =. ( D
SaHd' druggists No 20 Fulton corner OF Gold and leo
Fulton also by Abraham SarGS Co No 27S Broad
way (Grante Buiding) Chambers street; David
Sands Co No. a hast Broadway, corner Marke>ree-
SIS
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NVRuST FIRE INSURANCE CONE
7TVHE SOLID EXTRACT OF SAR-

Il SAPARILLA, prepared by Dr. Otto Roon, has
proved itself very valuable specific in cases OF Scrouia
Salt Rheum aud diseases generally, particularly
those arising from impurity OF the blood The SYRUP pre-
pared from the EXTRACT is also far superior 10 any other
Syrup of Sarsapa lila ever before prepared Both may be
ob aired Of Vim. H. Minor, 1872 Broadway, corner Johns
r. r. De Forest, - Greenwich corner OF Morrls,s' W.
NJ Thurman, corner Canal and Varck-s,s. J. j. Cod
dny,on corner Spring and HGdsonss. A. Mcleod, 500
HUDSON St D. a. Rosenmler 81 Blocker, Christie
pher J. w BaSsett, GA Broadway and OF
p. BOVINE l. CO. Wholesale Druggists, IS John-st.
iy9 Snl2taw Agents for OSgood's India Choagogue
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WxsrERs RAlLRoAD.-Nett receipts for six
days, ending on Saturday. Nth Sept, viz:-Pas-
sengers, $7,701; Freight, mail, and Harnden &
Co., S., I53: total sl2,854; Being s2,l42 per
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rTO THE LOVERS Of superior Black

Il reat-Howqua's Mixturei-Thl. extremely d-ncloos
ape inst impor I'd is pow for sale be Cantn. Tea
Cosspapy's G" TIA Establishment, i2 Chsthan-iree,
Newly IN Chinese packages prce 30 cts and 81 EACH
Tvs. ~
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% The number of immigrants to the West
promises to be uncommonly large this Fall The
steamboats, Boston. Mayhower and Minstrel ar
rived yesterday from Pttsburg, full of passengers,
about 100 in each. There were some families,
blu, the number was mostly composed of cabin
passongers-the majority good-lookins Yankees:
Some stopped here, bat the larger part are bound
farther West to the fertile lands of Iowa and Wis
kopsan. Cincinnati Republican
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-23

teess FOR cALE-A : story fire proof
L. brick Hou,e and LOT The house was recent,
erected, has finished The garrett. and cellar. 1t
situated la he lower part Of Church street Nv BfuD,.
wick NewJersey, in rlgbie place for business, End
conains handsomely fnIsied store. which at present
dry good store, and has been te house
built.
TIE premises will be old reasoaabe terms. For iur
thrr information. applyto
C.. L. II iROEN3ERGh, E>q., 50 wal.st n. Y.
HENRY Ii, SCHENCk X, l2 Church st,
Il NrN.Rruns nicl. y. j.
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CUMMt,R COMPLAINT, Diarrhea,

~ Dysenery Cholic and all arrangement the stomach
and bowels csred by JAYNE'S CARMlNATlNE Bal
SAM-1his is one OF the sficen pleasant, and safe
composition, offered the public for the cure OF the
various arrangements of the and bowels and the
only article worthy of the least confidence for curing Cho
era nanum or Summer Complaint, and in all the above
diseases il really acts like CHARM
All persons requested II. for there Is NO MS
taker about lis being one the valuable family med
ciues ever yet discovered. Hundreds nay, thousands OF
certificates have been received rom Physicians Clergy
men, and families of the first responsibility bearing Tie
strongest testimony in It's to publish
Prepared only by DIR. d. JAYNE, No 20 South Third
street. Philadelphia
Sold at wholesale and retail by the Agents, A. B. D.
SANDS, Druggists. 10 Fuonstreet, corner of Gold aud
100 Fullonstreet. Also sold by Abraham b. Sands Co..
27S Broadway (Granite Buildn.s) OF Chambers
street; David Sands Co., II East Broadway corner OF
siarket.street. Price SO cents. SIS I'm
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IA FOX SALE OR fXCHANC "a

&A FOX SALE OR tXCHANf "a
In Farm shrewsbury. Monmouth county New Jrr-
Consisting OF about thirty OF land The improve
nen,s are good Two story dwelling house ami Kitchen
barn. wagon house and other necessary oubuidn@s sad
situated the main road leading from >ir wsbury
IN Red Bank and abost half mile from The Steamboat
landing at Red BanA The land well fenced. stocked
with variety OF fruit trees and good order; and tnt resi-
drnce every wav desirable The VIII BE- spid rea
sonab terms exchanged for productive property III.
civ For particulars. inquire OF JAMES SCHUREMAN,
ESQ., on the premises or OF j. FAMILY, NO. J h"nd 81,
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= E = MORNING BOAT FOR

SsysysSz5s[TEX, PEEKSKILL, VERPLANCK. GRAS-
Sl.rUlNT, SING.SlNG, TARRYTGwN, DoBS'S
FERRY, HASTINGS AND Y0NKERS Breakfast and
Dinner board. The and splendid steamer CO
LUMBUS, Capt F. W. Stone, vii! leave New.York, from
foot OF Chambers street, every Morning. Fridays eH-
ceptedl O'Clock and returning eace Peeksk same
day at l2t O'clock p NJ, except Sundays, when she viii
leave Peek>kl al o'clock P. M landing a, The foot OF
Hammond.slreet each way.
NorIcE-A goods tre ght, baggage, bank bills specie,
other kind OF property, taken, shipped or put on
boa this Boat, be the risk OF the owners OF such
goods, freight, baggage, &c.
All trrons forbid trusting any account of the
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Trial of Captain Williamson.
Reported for The Tribune

NAYAL COURT MARITAL,
On board the o. S. Ship North Carolina, lying in
the New York Harbor.
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LARD OLIVE are glad to learn that all three
of the Lard Oil manufactures in this city are full
of business and have as much they can do to
answer orders They manufacture now, in the
aggregate, upwards of 1000 gallons per day, and
give employment to some thirty hands besides
the indirect benefit derived by the cooper, tlnrnan,
&c Since the passage of the Tariff bill, MIR. Lee
has received an order from one of the Northern
wooden manufacturers for 1000 gallons, to be de-
liveted in Boston, at the rate of 500 gallons per
month. CincInDatl fepuolcan.