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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-24

There is a fault of tho young, foreigners say,
particularly characteristic OF oar country, which
! should deem myself nnfai fhful 10 The duty |
have undertaken had failed to notice. and that
Is preroste prec0rionsness and affac taton of
independence, and insuboI dlnatIon 10 super.os.
an entire absence Of reverence for The aged md OF
difference to those who have more " sd,n end eX-
perssnce than thctn.ot"ee. Mai,rty old fash
IJned tunes was fixed at twenty one. Now IT has
got down to about fourteen. A, tina, age. II is now
customary for the young citizen Of free and III
dependent America, to declare himself free and
independent # control, aud 10 up for himself
He takes possession If his ia hers house. n nd
uses the old people for his ow1 Convenience
lie insists on having his own pursuits. his own
hours, his own Cotnp,nv. his own opinions. HIS
apparel and accommodations must be the
Iuynr0ns. lie mounts ms and segar. and
commeHces gentlemen Of pretty CONSIDERABLE
Importance Is it possible that thy thing bat
misery and ruin can come from sIch unnaru
raj state of things? These sentiments of ire
verenco and habits of premature Independence
confined TO the male sex. The Infection
has extended to all The rising genera lion and they
have actually crowded their sen.ers out of socIe.
ty, and taken exclusive possession of the pleasant
places of life. The result IL. that society is not
only not en- owed, bot - absolutely unknown
For that surely ought not to be dgnIfiej by the
name oi society, where company OF boys and
misses get together and romp. and giggie. and eat
swestmeats.-Socieiy IS noble a mean word,
according to VIVA, i, is made TO signify. 1t Is a
noble word, one Of the nohiesr. where 1T IS APP
Piled to nssembage Of the mature. the Guilt
vated the refined inc courteous. come togs ther to
look - nat IS most pleasing aud dgnrfIed in hn
tuan life to interchange opinions, feelings. and
tIment, TO receive and communicate pleasure and
Information This is society, and next 20 the
m IRE sacred and tTanqu! pleasures of home, 1t IL
the nobIest and purest enjoyment It's balm
to The spirtts iacefaied and exhausted by the fa>
tigues Of business. 1t promotes that frIeniness
and good will among men, which if identical
with the Christian religion Is IN unison with it
Il IT from such society a great measure
dcbarred bv the premature pretentions Of those
who had better be coming their lessons, and com
plotting their education.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-24

Gen Jackson's opinion Of John Tyler Tho
Louisville Journal set of to the fulsome
adulaiinn bestowed upon Gen. Jackson by Mr..
FLYERS Madsonian, tells the following story:
"A few days ago. a lady, during a short call AZ
The Hermitage, took occasion TO ask tho General,
IN the presence Of Gen. Armstrong, 'What sir.
do you think Of Mr. Tyler?" "Oh he is nothing.
madam" said the old veteran "he has no party
and | suppose the people are right; he is . mise
rable creature, miserable creatures~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-24
M I s @ e L L a N E o u S .


The following communication from DR. LOCKE,
refers TO supposed tIn-mine, time
noticed by u.s. as having been discovered ia Chm
ton coun'v. Should II turn out, however, As De
Locke ihinks It may, we shall be quite as well
safi.fipd-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-24

pray. Miss c., (sa,d a gentleman the other
EVENING" WHY is il that the ladies so fond OF
ofcers?'' allow s,upidi freplIed Miss CD 10 il
not perfectly natural and proper that lady should
like good offer si?"-Boston Post.
The Eastern papers contain maps Of he new
Boundary Line. II appears tina, tho U. States
give up but little territory, and gain important
advantages
green turtle, weighing 2S5 pounds, was re-
Gently caught the Pleasure House Beach, a.
bout u miles from Norfolk.
For the Far West-A company, composed Of
about 300 individuals, left ST. Louis, Mo on the
22d uIt., for the Rocky Mountains.
CHILDREN is stated that there are 9. 700
vagrant children in Manchester, exposed to sv
cry misery and vice.
The population of Ireland in l64l was 8 POS,
600
The Baltimore Insurance Company has dsclas-
ed dividend Of fifty dollars per share.
The ROYAL State Livesies Of Great Britain are
abou, 10 be renewed at cost Of SIS ,O0O
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-24

MISUNDERSTANDING legislative committee
of Massachusetts have reported plan for dis
trcting that state into Congressional districts.
Boston makes one dstrir, Of so 900: all the
Others range between 726OO, and &c. 500 in Pc.
pula,ion.
We will guarantee that the old Bay State will
have no gevrymendering --Cincinnati Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-24

Tomato Catsup--Take vour toma toes ripe and
fine, slice them and lay them IN vour vessel in
LAYERS. sprnking every layer with salt: set Them
away and let them remain all night; then press
the inice through calendar add pepper beaten
mace and cloves; boil we'll for hour; strain it
through sitter; and when cool, bottle close for
use.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-24

Mules have been substituted for horses, in
some of the omnibuses in Ne W Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-18
MEDICAL.
GOVERNOR OF RHODE ISLAND

~ Important re>tTDoRy.if farmer pf'2 >, gt,il' "
establish fact OF the ints,malc value o D. >t'r-'st
hers Hep7f-g ELIXIR, hr o,ioN M comm siti ~
Hon SAMUEL ". kJG4. Governor tie STATE OF iNi!eN
contains adequate testimony 10 5.;sI,iit' X b,yCI Us
pute. ana, putfrirriy liz hfa tif i!i'> oti
remedy Is Chased wi the many Useless lsti, n,
trutns which Fallcd upon the pubic merely ioF ti
SAKE OF gam
P.,- read the folio wing statements communicated; % -.
undersigned b. IliS Excellence, 1ait.r. tate @. 1000,
JoHSsTu>. jar. -. ist2
NJ Ct.rics Dyer,J-: Ny dear >r Yonr flrarEies.
non of Yesterday 1,kiuy MY op1aoo ENtafift
,n,,s.;, Eli1fr haS been received thu 3o:H. Il ry
VII inform vcr that confidence ~ Patent urt.clnc>
rsuersI,y s no, very iIaer!ne. have taa too much RET
-1n 10 bcIsvs that uppfjacipit7i men N'su 'il li4
tl.;ri.7ly citizens their uit, not ,iisro n
Tor sahr OF .ai!l. the III winch TAKES NJ {''' iT
t1ut and c-t III rerO tame "3thaut pre- any t,
rft-,: when otherwise perhaps,
beeR#u>ed. an, nuot= >ierinS in'i t',>''c>
;lIat reason have not used tleEI eslIi: M i an" Hi
m h.. ,TIpcll safer under I rectlCa 81 mr. t'litf pa
cans: but having hecrs afflicted ottle i1>i = Ss'
jic,lrj> IN, The. ,it and chest uuconiiorlabt INA
distressing painful AMI somewhat al,if il : ~,
cnuI, get only temporary reet very 10Y 'lu''.'ts'
heed ,Dur at!yerti,smenio the H-nc{nt IN qC,s'
had been school boy wlth#D sarhENt'1e anu iii
" nh him long ad intimate acQunalance tris" ~
Young men, AID fronl=ty hio" !eist 81 ts'tH -,
inc. paAlt Of practising tecepton=nn any ar-l ' az
induce. n. )trv Dr. Starkwsat!er> fefat fttSF IL
BY it, ,>e nov believe myself IA be .ilret' en-
nc.! not therefore S;lf vo,;=that CONSIDER y oy
yalnc. ce-aiHy thank is d>cos.ryo 3r'i
lance.
The first bottle alvsIe ugci. reiirt, which ref
l4rlv progressed mil had taken ~ hojtie>N When OF
continued IT, having, thank n,t 40 iurtller ->' oi u al
.-ut " Ill ul, h req ri ;ad r"sPeet.
Your otsdrut and hGlQta S,.ayint
Sold in Nev.York by the o,v1gcnts. \ 8N : NNbss
druggists, - and ION Fulton street. at>A' -.
ber> st. and BY David Saad> CO. No. u Fast t ,tt'.S.
corner OF Mayket>t. Price s. IT, ~ -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-18

ccor.-FrrcIrfcl Pe1t. i'rcsicnr#o tir Mechanics
Hanlris i>.fcia.,i, " Siam j. Dc.ruw and o;itrN.
In pursuance o decreta orcrol the Cou % Giaucey.
mad. in the alpv" entitled cn-e. VIII be ,oi at u!c aac
lion under The direction OF the subscriber n The Ma
tiers Of said Couri by wilkins Rollins, Anfumn@er at lr
Merchants Exchange nthc Ciyut New York nntn' 1911
lay OF March next - O'clock moon o tila 'iaS
Alliatcc certain parcel ~ land, situate, iyi- and beng
in tie -;iy Ward the Ci.o l'}orIlvo, IN the conGY"
X 6luar. and described too"~ beginning at lht
norlIlcfv coIqlrr lul0n AID Cintnn.,lrcc N ,aa
Clty ana running hcur ct>le,y dlon. said Hon'>rft
one hundred and .tSr !ceti tesc noltry ~ a NM
AT rn'it andes 9th tna-.trrr eH@ humf1d lect lie3t
eastern, IN line parallel with MS iee llrier
noricrly m 4 line at r!"hl an@ies with n"nstreet one
iiur,lr, rtet bcms westerly iiDGg r'h'
Ell rrt ,.niy-nue i,ct and inches 10 Red ilooh
Ia.: Thence -ouh,y,i,1y along EtIIoo Lioe 20 C.p.
t0u-,ircr theme -ouiher, aan@ enionstf thfcG s'
70 i,. place. OF BEGINNING. New orf Fptf@ary ~ lRi2
WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL,
Tg51,,ytx Mister !n ChaLrrry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-18

i 200 feet thick. You may often find the seed
vessel. OF plants petriied in these beds. In sew
eral lakes OF Nes,-Y ork-in Saneca Lake for III
stance the whole bottom * covered By green
plant called Clara and Gro -ost:ts IN such Num-
Der. that without other Indications these alone
would tel u Of the origin 81 the formation.
1t vas formerly matter OF great difficult: with
Mr. ScRoPE and other natural>t$ 10 explain now
Indl..al Limestone l. often found over vide areas
1t was easv to sec now il might exist near the
shore. bui no,#so ea>v to understand how !; should
be found at a great distance ont Tor the borders
Of these ancieItiake= with al their bays.zcaa We:
b.. traced accurately a ii they nov existed:
How should tf!e>.. Iule sal Lilnestone> b. found
ten or ivelve=n1ile- from shore \ few year-
since. while in Denmark believe found an ex
pIanaton. IL company with Dr.. BEcK, an emf
.ne1t naturalist Of Copenhagen. saw IN q lake ~
or 80 miles IN. diameter large band OF rushcsor
reeds leatiag on the water they had been torn
10 and toaied out mics from the shore. And or
every one OF them was an immense number OF
these Phrvgarea, waited out with them AID |
found rhattwice every year crop OF these rusheS
Of different Minds X produced covered bydiicrent
kinds OF Phrvgarea, and carried out by storms to
the middle OF the lake. Thu5wa removed tho
this part Of .iuvergnc
TIE iran toll from tn, ac1.srin,, period ~ the
Volcanic i. not abrupt. Changes rarely occur -
.u,idanl, n. ar. represented By s.olo gist-ZNone
have l., I.,,= ,iIarr In AUycrgne Though tie
,yl r,ri.,e.ar,, ,-er distinct, vet the Volcano be-
can't. erlrstion before the IA kes were drained.
shaver. Of II inro the lakes <othat volcanic
yj,f, are ofren found 10 alternate win the mari
containing limestone which is the upper part OF
the forraation Here and there may ass De found
dikes or threads Of baS;lIt These facts show that
there were few outbreaks {. this igncous matter
before the lakes were drained, when great rivers
were still carving down mud 10 the lakes. But
the lake. soon disappeared and then commenced
the excavation of the valleys.
of tbi. excava,o, Of the ALLEY tIeris itbenuti-
li,l,.vannI alone tbe valley Of the Coos. When
in,, tr.nnt, miles hey0nd thr termination OF the
stream, Of l;ya. which cam, down from mount Dor
=,,d 6IIad ,I,, ylIoy-v,ez +nd 5rsccias in which
,,,.,;,,ed t],e hone. of animal. largc=part
,.,,,,,.;,..1.d. ,t ,,,rnica stone
- 'I.'s o'.a.i",, =, ,h .eoifis
~ : ,lr,,,.,, Tho,
,roj,.;,,, IN, nor,..
:r,,o;. !, ,l,, ba.oiic formation nor
NJ Ilnr h,,, in=tho older
r.g,.,l,, ,l,o,,.o,,Js of ,b.n showing
,,,,,,,,,r.,,... formed ~
~ .a,,l,s,,.;r, c,,,,.,,;,,,s
,,o,, -7,,.1c.
~ s''lT''
'l uiilcts Uniting tii'. ,,i,o
s',l -, strata
ao. ;, $50, how ono Shower Of
clio. h3. Hon above another. will BEGIN 10
~, no af can3n,.bcndin~ The
,i.I, ,,,,.n o.nIno;rol ,nornn,ens have been
49," W. 5ca o,y the rnm1nran was formed
If ,ca ,n.,,,cr a, ,a,
after Thar, W., see how The
,cn cam, the
NJ M. ,oco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-18
30 2a,yds Master IL CGancery. No. y Joi>-l. n Y
.CnANCERY-i}elore The Assistant

/ Wee Observation-Disclosures Lori, Jr and Others " Nli'
jud,0n and oitrr>.-D. Gould Sol
Pursuant ccr.ta onier OF the Court oi GhaFeclV'
made abovtcned Cause. vii be- .old ~ 'nohe avs,
ton md the direction o the Subscriber. oHeo u Ma
l-rs OF th. Court by wilkins 4 Rollins nIcioEers Hr
Merchants, tNriangein the cty OF Nev=N 0rS on c i'u
;l ~, March, next ut T. O'Clock noon, that day. all lag
CERTAIN lepschod premises and estate mrnllosa 10 iie ,i
o colniain in tie above entitled cause anu drcr!Otdl
All thai certain OF land Siiua,c lying and h.ng m NE
Fifteenth Ward OF Inc city OF New iorh. hg part OF IN
lands of the Trustees the .aorS' Sung llhrhor IN the city
New nr. and distinguished IN diagram Gs certain lob
o their property On the west SIDE ol Broair ny between
Ninth and Tenth streets made bv Tho. u 'uditm, Cay
Surveyor, September 1884. dupcat' OF withls hedia
the office OF the Register in and tor the rlty ana county
Ne,i ork a Ot number yOu, CD Inr-st ni, bounded
e,erv introui hy liroadway westerly IN le ar y part
Ut lDrt.ouutp sa diagram nnni'er ity-Nt. ti7i
ms noritrr!v on HE s. by lot designated an al da'
r,i - uuaicr iiitv-cigi red nk, and sourry on Tie
other >,I, ,y 10, designated on aid diagram - rumh'rI
three III red mis-, confirming IN breasltir trout twenty three
uet one and tir."-rieIs o aninci, niit rear twenty
lrc. an! ,vrlceigsn an nc, on the norlhrrIy sd
on. hundred f.rl onr irles and Ia ,hc ,om,ry sir
niucly-oigl feet two fesn-Nrw-N"rk. Fehrnafy "
1872 WILLIAM w. CAHFBtIl'
90, 7,a,rts Master no jhaUCcry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-18
TIMBER FOR THE U. s. DRY

VI VI b J.. X #tzOR i II t. U. =. Dh1
4 DOCK, AT BRooNLTN.-Sra.d proposals viii b.
the office the Navy Agent. until
the day of april for furnishing the [. s. Navy ard
srookyn, the ioowiH. Timber Plank Tor the foundations
1900 spruce Piles. Of enrt! VARYING q Ia 50
not le ian * feet, and 10 be no les than II aad
toaye-a-e at least II inches IN diameter erroln tt
butt exclusive o.! the bark
1900 aeal feet White Pine Timber Loot square for floor
5000 neal feet White Pine Ta,er, foot by TOO, inches
81, Zoe feet board MEASURE .. inch White Pine Plank
$500 rs board measure of inch Yellow Pine Plank for
All he above Timber ana Plank TO be Of perfectly sound
and durable quality
and in all respects prepared io sharpening and driving
The White PfSE TIMBER to be free from SHAKE, and
large hnotO be sawed straight and square edged TO The
dimensions above gwen ana OF me following cIeils, VIZ
one-aio each 10! To be sticks p p q and 81 sst long
long, tie number OF nsal iee OF each length to be nearly
li. SAM, -, o. - ~, ,;i So. $50, m
knots >Glare edged. in lengths p. 2 3- 50 IS feet
to average than = feet and IN widths nom 10 -
TIC YELLOW PIxE PIASs to be frightened and ,qnar,
oge suitable driving sheet pling, in lengths OF 10 or
- feet and in width from 10 % u inches to average not .S
tiI DC a62ss timber an, ra 70 BE- e!vsr.d On .eL
aa y the Engineer the Dry Dock, subject TO the
-reciion and approval nf such person a he select
time. between HE ii day OF July ana the 18Th day
may BE ;equire- by the Nav Aren't, he giving mol
The WHITE PSE TIMER IL be delivered between he Is,
,av of September and G1si dar OF October.
Th- wIirrE and YELLOW PINE PLANK between the Is.
October and Soth November
The proposals Will the price per stick Tor The Pi!e
per cubic foot Tor the White Pine Tnib,r. and per foot
hoard measure for The and inch Pn= Plank
The right reserved to assign les Than lie Whole quanti
IL o.! eaci Kind OF Timber to any bidder and Offers VII
be receive for any portion OF either Kind
Proposals BE- endorsed Proposals for Timber for Dry
Dock. Brooklyn
Sary ,,-ut', Ofice, New York Jan 3d. 1912
is SayvA1 ROBERT C. WETMORE. Navy Agent
TELLOW-C ITIZENS-R remember that
4 nvaluable medicine. Dr.. Swayne'. Compound Syrr;,
otwd Cherry tor coughs. colds. splitting blood bronchitis,
&c. be ha. at Dr. w H. Minors drug Nc. 1872
\ 4 q -In-l-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-18
I.AWyEES AND JTDGFs

LAWYERS AND JUDGES
have them in their courts and are very ready pocI them
10 all who need their healing virtues.
MECHANICS AND CARMEN,
we'll as aborng all patrons OF SherinahS ioz
for they very pleasant, and certainly cure e>ef
and sooner than ANYTHING ei>eyOu can take i"is ava! keep
about your business and will in yourself well before
you expect il. THEIR VIRTUES
have been fully tested by the ils' o the day tI;N
Honor Mayor CLARK, Hon Ed j. Porter. Rev Ntliind-
cock Rev. Mr. Srceer. Rev. llr Anthony, J. Sherman
BrowAel Esq. Register of the ci Col j.. lianes nnt
hundreds other. highest rc>Fectat'IlN can he re-
i,,rred For coughs, colds asthma, Whoopln% cough
iirtneSs The chest, and consumption. Sb"fitinN c0u@l
Izrnr,.S tie, best medicine ~ tie world fnr Uc3'dch
papitio OF the heart sickness. losn">s OF spirit. de-
poni,ncy, dizziness and all nervous disease Sherman,
CamphOr l.ozCge> only require lew minutes HS lpiicGi
4 cure For wofnIs, which cause MAN. drfe>.lu4 and
alarming SYMPTOMS, ~iarnanS Wrrui LG1engeS cannot b.
surpassed, ard have been proved by more lti1il
l.GUO,OG0,
which number j, sold yearly, OF Sherman, Poor Mans Pa>-
celebrated Tor curing pam or weakness IN me BACK
side. breast. part of the body. Also.
RHEUMATISM AND LuSlBAGo
and all 2i cents only quarter tie price usually
charged for Strengthening Pi,itr aud warranted superior
10 all Others. BAD BREATH
and had tect are very common, aud ali may be prevented
by using Sherman ToolP Paste, which gives pcariI
wit,nts the teeth keep, them from aching and 'rcav
larienS the Gums and gvc> Oe breath Delighted Irii%
rance, Itlt unkuow from any Gtitr deGlcC. Dentists
Physicians Cera ynt, and all clasos have @iy!l ls deli
careful Or. Shcfnans articles. aud never 1T any one
palm any other onYou nthe!r plac, rs has beetorc ny
some; trust those who would "criN' yud D Si!'
only warchnu>, is ltHi NASSAU sired.
,,InNaIl' rs William street 10 hr0atIWty and 10 Aston
House; Ss,ut-, 10 BroaHlwny.5@ $50 fmltpu street
bronhlyn ReddH%, State street. lG,oE; RrrgeSS South
Third street near Chesnut street Plaicphia: i;obcrt,oi
l22i baltimore; Frank TAYLOR. Washington Cts a icad
Charleston, :. C., Curns Co, Ne" Orleans - Wilcox,
Pittsburgh mo IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-18
MEDICAL
TO RUPTURED PER

:. \ SONS.-Dr. 4. G. HI IL. No. Ns-e' s. Asoi
Eare New York-PerSo1> afflicted with Eup,ufe> may
r mon the best instrumental the work. ao d. on a
pcaiioa at his office vc>ey Ntw-inrt or tithSr OF
III numerous agents The clt The Snlied >tai,,-
Parents must careiuto examine The back part OF "
Uails Trl!>-es i Il they endorsed by Dr. hull
writing N.nf other genuine or 10 he rslr on a, ''1.
Dr. guarantees cares Ri otherwise healthy paiidi>
Who cali Al his Office oT treatment Il the core BE- not rad
cal and permanent, 10 preclude The nasessiA OF 's,.
inc S, whatever The money advanced returned -
liz expraiion OF the term specified Hrthe ure. taer'f
;rn.re>, the rupture may have er-iic, ;loL
Children under y wears universally cmTe S'iloo ln lal
been cier progressive practical improvement tn inore
than 20 wears past Dr. HILLS RUS otce ani Is ho"
brought 10 a state ,lnr.valet Tseriecio
Many treacherou> agsats have 10 Scdd ita
ton, OF Dr. Hull, celebrated Hinge and Pivrt rus or ih
easy ard safe OF Rupures These iIat ois can
mol be relied OIhey by nn>kIi SUI .oh> Flid
mechanics. and better than the ordinary lr,>sts o
liz. market The genuine li, ntElt. Frii' 2
9ITIm AMOS &. HULL ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-18
yNTAR WAR! Wharf.-The Virginia

kers have declared ho>;iie> a@aas,onr neia1bor
r.JAYNE nccOuEt of lli> HAIR llNf'., ',iic T.
knocking all t,cr .corkcdai2 !ntie' and
gelt!t..,l. ola and yonug, tIoclng 10 the Doctor
Standard Heads lbna Invested Ol even tne first rG,' fner
OF hair, after Using HI Hair Tonic appear with Hcw
and lowing lacks, which A-alnnl himself nHght lay IN
vi-ti Beardls, BOYS ~il large a,i 5u@r Wis
kcr.. and ladies smile again through their 0"a rayf. tfn
Ie more beautiful anG bewctn" ttian ever Bald head,
LOfing t|eir wig- and throwing tLeulto ti noie
AID The bats. While tho i2nl htr> stii h-ist be-
bold ti. demolition ol thor In. ine,s.
twill be tie consequence tiis war We know not
the vlggit aud ij Doctor remain, iiri
and declares that some thing, can be d9pe, sothcr
and that ba!t heads may swell their ol a ~ tii
hair oil Otli-rp eopc. "r-kl. Ne>sengers
JAYNES fAiI;ToNIC. Aller irving thus artici'.;'ta
trial. Unils>ltangly pronounce tlne vFa; Il proi.
the article without any exception, IN U.s. for H.
,toratiOn and pyscrvaiiono be human hair We knag OF
numerous nst.ces WHERE hair has been restored head,
which have been BALD tOr years: ana rii 10
greater than torecoinnend 10 all rear who
losing ilar make trial OF this Tonic Immediately
Boston Maui. MAJ
Sold in NewYork by tue agents, a. b. * D. SANDS,
Druggists Nos 70 and 100 Fullol-strce ptOlea- and
retail Also sold by ABRAHAM b. SANDS < Co, No.
2G3 roadway, tfranIte RDiidugl CbDulcrtree
ard DAVID SANDS X CO. No.7T East Broadway. ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-18
ENPOSED-The


subscriberhaS on hand % 900 bottles lAARtfMoiL,
which he warrants be genuine His motto IS Honesty
TIA best pnl-ry.
The subscriber would here express his regret that 20 many
Of st.ow czsn, have hitherto permitted themselves 70
be deceived and imposed upon by dishonest men, Glack,
auc,oaeers and prrteners Who otter sell what they call
Haarluui Oil at fourteen shling> per gross
Attend strictly the following Wrappers printed IN the
German aag,age and hoss f thrty-,ix heads inrarI
ably spurious; and OF those printed ntie English not more
ihanone hundred i genuine most 81 th-n h'''e
printed in Ne.-York. All genuine English. and
have nv name and residence printed on them ms Is Gons
by rlly the manufacturer IN lialan They nave also
nv written signature.
This lIaarnn OF! is used for variety OF diseases 1t
need, rutng is ainay, secures us recon'.ia.
the stvle Of Candy dealers
N B-The Undersigned sells the hest Candies Stuart>l
in Nes-Yerh but he do sell Cough Candies
SUMPTION prained ankles and s"hache Ice leaves that TO
large dealers and medical gentleman.
n B.-Genuine German Cologne Wafer imported by the
Undersigned CHRISTIAN SYLVESTER,
Fancy Store No. III East Broadway,
One door above Pike st.
n. B.-wanted AT the above place ie" dozen OF The M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-18
IN ClIiNCERY-I'c;ore the Vice Chan

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lam samuel Johnson. solicitor.
Pursuant 10 /, ,iecreal order Of III, Court Ch2sesy,
made in the above entitled ta0,e VIII escti 81 pnla ant
on under the ,lifrctiuuo ihc>C1>SrSi one oi Inc Aa-
Ter, at sad Court, Wilkins Rollins, 7''eIr ntlhe
Merchants, Exchange inthc City % New Jrh, "a SauJ
a- he g,h a. 0l March next u o'cioe 1cr at that
lay, tl, ,iucN pred term ot wcH YONG YEAR from TIE
r ,S f MAY i7 at "a certain ini.ufTe o iad>s,9>
nv dat, rl, 2ril dy ot August. ls7, -l by IifH Grn.
eIi i'm t ~, behalf, AMI n -af,an on Heb'i Irofse
and Elizabeth Rru>rn. and Henry Il R'lns'n. tliargr
pn.Rer!,eu ard William ieui>rr Ia the Defendant Joseph
ifoNje VIZ:
All il,a certain lot of land situated, yiuai heinrnilte
seventh Mari! ct The CITY OF Nr''Nnrt "Hlbr 'aniii !s
of Ala1,ou street date Bauci-ersrtc ,novi and ,'tn
.i,lie, on maIo r e,al,.o ria l'to'itlfk i;oser,
.rc,.Sc,. }atrl November 10Th, !3lS,mnde ~ Budge>
p1ntlC,on and fr, 10 hc office Re- ,te uand iu tlr
CIV and Comfy of NewNork a> ni n0u,rr ln"t hundred
an, ortv-two tl0 bouudc horthery ~ trout y Eanchcf
street tnow VI olson src"t.l n aforesaid >utherE ID th
rearlythr o io number is hundred aud MentN-ane
eastern oroua sale by lot number four hnndtt' ana q
one and westerly lis other SIDE bv lot nainr inur hun
,red aud iurv-threr. containing BREADTH iront aud r'
lweGty-Iyc rtrt aud IN length each '. one hnolre
tect h.. p alnenur. or les, and also l,>at ln' hItre0
l,1,,.' and Tie covenants therein conlalHed
New Y York. February Doth, 1872