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PARIS LIFE


$3.50 per ton, delivered yprr,
PARIS LIFE
THIS Fine Herbal Medicine has scarcely been introduced
into III limited %Sn ys on the the ps%
STopse It; ,ss in the State. Of New Y9s %
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Small bo.e. 8 cents; Large family bess. 50
please s direct paid 70
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aching and decay the gum. and .r,s,sn, The breath
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-29
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE!
The Cheapest and Best Medicine ErCr KnO,c,s.
DR. RTJSH'S

!NFALLIBLE HEALTH PILLS,
Ts sass sS.a ss
%s s
o snd mniY
ANS cEST PE
and they wnted be better in all than 9TH
Thi, reduction made tines and the mean, of
Doctors stuff but want good, genuine medicine
1 hn S its and ONE rGeh will not
has attended tins mvauabis remedy.
THE INESTIMABLE LEGACY
Of the physician this Produced eses
hi. gratitude by this STEP which though may hi.
pube@6. chief object from the first m Offering ses
AT present of the year, more than at any her.
human frame subject those complaints which. though
these Pills se n ans
hsh R.F g s e. do %s1 g will %
s SamS f s. $
stomach and in word perfectly lost health and spirits
ass T is%s ssa
free from deleerious substance In Of the
EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICE
whsh they are one half what is .ssed for Other
the confidence be felt in their giving entire ,stae
The INFALLIBLE HEALTH PILLS are a. SOVEREIGN
heartburn all complaints of old Standing and in fact every d
not coming within the province Of the
I,If yeu are in 70 session Of better esnss
Dr. kUsHs HEALTH PTLLs"tn not our custom ~ speak
OF quack medicines; bat these Pills the
of long life spent the study Of the frame and
is and BY added to b, great Ssursd
ed their efficacy, and therefore, endorse the
by which they attended, and
these of such character that evident that the med
cine all the virtue tproesses"-New World Of No
vember 10.
Sold The Principal Office, 30 Ann street. wholesale and
Safes whom all orders should be addressed post paid Al
90, at Wadeigh's tJ9 Broadway.
PRICE I2A CENTS A BOX,
81 A DozEN-$lO A GRocE-CASH
LIST OF AGENTS.
CITY AGENTS. Albany-A. Guthrie, STAN
j. G. Wadleigh, 45s Broadway wix Hall
corner Grand SchenectAdy-D. H. SHELL l43
j. Kelly, 267 Broadway State street
J. AFFORD. 1853 Bowery Harford-J. w. Judd. News
Drug Store, Is Chsmbsns Agent, IS Central row
Green, ssx Fulton street, P.riodcsI Ass" S' H. rs''e
Brooklyn Norwich-W. Faulkner Daily
Brooklyn. Newark-D. Smith, 800 Broad
Demonstrating Co. No Syacuse-J.H Hopkins book
Stste street seller
Bslnmore--Dr. Reed, corner Poushkeepsie-LevI Smith,
Gay and Saratoga streets News Agent
Bufao-Thos. L. Hawks Morristown N J--Neyius
s!oeIton Providence, K I.-Ch. Dyer,
fhi'adelphia-bnrgess Y lie az Westminster street
Der, Ledger Buildings Pts6ed, Mass-J. H. Brews-
~ Persons throughout United States wishing the
Agency Of this Popular Medicine will address post pad as
above. Agents wanted in the Unit
ed states and Canada ml2 I'm
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;, CAUTION TO FEMALES,

n inform ladies who with deiicacy have repug-
nance the treatment Of their comaots except BY their
own SEX that IN all she attends
perience and knowledge enables So She
deems II 70 ssie this she docs wish be
elassed with the preendeu continually
ing advertising Female Physicians ignorant
Incompetent hemseve: are OBLIGED to scarcely Less
ignorant Quack ~ experiment instead Consulug payo
residence 1 Greenwich between Cougtsndt and Ii
bcrty streets. Hours Of attendance from A. M tosP
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LkECHEs-LEECBEs-LE
Az 900 LARGE hessy S.es1h and srms9 Ls,h'
an daily expected
sef0 Swedish and German Leeches, per ship Ros od
m n1u Franklin from Hamburg Foo sic at crate ri.
hy "a. A Witt ~
m<s lm'ee Importer oi ksechss, I3l William IL
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YOU CAN BE CURED.

YES by the deepest research study and firing
severance there has been dscsyereda srecc-a medical
before attempted by of
new materials and possessing far anything
hitherto employed that the conceived
possible employ, the OF 0onorrhba Geets
weakness and diseases generally Of the ureta in male fe
male No matter how long stanJng danger
the may be- II will yield speedily and naturally the
pleasant aud Of this remedy Ma
ny persons with gratitude have acknow that nothing
wtin their experience equal this aIcanum Tho
mass Specific Pills.
These Thoma. Specific Pills unpleasant the
the stomach and neither Diet regimen
stnence from business required to aid them expeng
from the
80 confident the propetor Of the surpaspg efficacy of
this remedy that he chaI ases the whole medical talent the
world TO produce thing equal confidently
al suere that IL they will make but trial Of 1bomass
Specific Pills. they will find speedy and safe relief let their
be complicated and severe.
IT.. Pills purely vegetable asd durec and
also powerful purieTs Of the system, by
tn healthy for diseased action in the the affected
restore The patient the full and happy enjoyment o. all his
health and the pristine days of youth
and Inn Price 81 per box.
Agensi9 aud 100 Dton n East Broadway
Markets 273 Broadway Chamber (0nite Build
ings.) mi m
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EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT.
THE subscribers will send through fromhs city
t2 the above named and date places ne morn
Of the 9th tor the OF specie bank notes
and and all such other business may
them. POMEROY & CO.
- avail NY
N D. Immediately the opening of lake nasgation the
above line w be extended Chicago, Cinclnnat
Sc aud continued throughout season. in
with their New YORK. Albany, Troy, and Buffalo daily
press me
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a pAMSk CO.'S NEW YORK AND NEWARK II (
n PRESS.-The public respectfully informed that 4
sutsenben have established Express between New 70
sud Newarh ~ T. Ter the transmission and speedy devo
snd bills and all other business sppcr,aipng Express
prdeu for articles TO be returned by the Express will
delivered free of charge.
hce IN New York no. Wall street and in Newark 10,
SMITHS Newspaper Depot, No. g2o Broad 81.
Leave New Rork al IN A. NJ. and ~ NJ.
~. Leave Newark ats A. NJ. and ~ r. M
HAnNDEN 4 CO.'S EXPREss--On and after Thurs
D1sI I%aw, wa ''on'nS'on yARNpgN co Wall. -.
IMPORTANT TO OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4 BAkNDEN co will draw al their Express and Foreign
Letter Office No Wall small bills Of exchange from
AZ 70 500 In 20 suit payable at sight, for the accomm
leland, or Scotland.
The letter bags the oyal Mail Steamers forLv rpool
ur also made up at tlieu office.
HARNDEN aCO-
Agents IN Lendoo--MACLEAN, MARRIs 4 co.
- Llserpool--WiLMER SMITH
L. rhhNAM sis Water street, New \ ork manIiac.
toief OF every species 81 ydrauic appulatus
OF every size for Cities villages fact ries
Garden Engines Fire Hooks Fire Bueh.,. and Viz, f.
ffemp hose Leather Hose of auy req bred
rucuon Hose, tupliD- Screws, &c.
LII and rorce Pumps 10 lift and force water any d.t,no.
IRON 10 e 3oo gallons minute.
Wind Mills Home Powers Water Wheels ac, for WORK
pump. ~ W WIN
sup sieanso,t Pumps for dliing bosr, &c to b,
Air pnmps for vacuum or combination Of any -
Lead and lrou Fipe, Brass Cocks, NC.
A. iron FOUNTAINS O various figures and devices.
myth, and simple being ia n.
.aly well ca cuated fo the soutbsrn and West lndis
aAxxsu. du Snsre'
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PRICE I2A CENTS A BOX,
81 A DozEN-$l0 A 0RocE-CASH.

70 Persons throughout the United States wishing IN
Agency of this Popular Medicine, will address (post paid
above Agents wanted in every city and the Uni
rnlo I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

Tap SANTA FE TRApERs.--We are glad to be
.hss % announce the safe arrival of the whole of
,se Caravan of Traders who left Santa Fe on the
1t Of April. part Of them reached this city
th;s morning in the Oceana, from Weston the
,srna;nder Of the party are at Independence. The
company were, we learn, well advised Of the pre-
sanee of the Texan Colonel on the waters of the
Arkansas, and were prepared to give him pro-
oer reception He had his spies in Santa Fe,
catching the movements of the traders, and three
# them left that place two or three days in ad-
vance of the Company 10 give him news Of their
approach. They saw nothing of the Colonel,
although he was no doubt in their neighborhood
The servants of Mr.. Chavis, who were with him
when he was robbed by McDamel's gang, came
il with this Company, and are now at 1ndepen.
ce. where they will remain until called for by the
Court. We understand that the specie on board
the Oceana is principally the property of Mexican
citizens, from the region of the Rio de Baca. 1t
amounts, inclusive Of other sums, to about two
hundred thousand dollars. To have possessed
himself Of this sum would have been very pretty
aoperation" for the gentleman from whom such
agreat doings are expected by the editor OF the
New-Oreans Picayune.
The Company Of Traders from Missouri to
Santa Fe will leave our frontier IN about ten days.
under the escort of U. s. Troops.
ISt. Louis New Era, lIth.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29
HAy-The sale, are limited to .a parcel. at 40 .se

HAT-The sales are limited - snail parcels at 10 &c
The supply about 1000 bales
NAVAL sToREs-We notice sales to-day Of 500 bsls
North County Tuspentine just received al 81 50. ne
3i3c, cash, and 35c, months North Country Iar 81 oo
for home use.
RCE-We notice demand during the three Day
past both FOR home and expora;oa al foil prices
all the good parcels at market togethe. about evy
taken for shipment 81 62a 81 80 cash notiee
saes in addition Of about 500 'ierces ordinary 10 ia
home consumption, 81 BIZ s. cash Inc s'oeA IN
frs, hands has become considerably reduced
HEMP-We notice sales 205 bales fine Dewrotted Ame-
rican $780, mos American comes forward more freely
and prices have downward tendency
HiDES-We notice farther sales 22S Texas, =; a 400
dry Southern 9, (paIt per cent oh,) cash.
WOOL-We have no change no notice this week Far
@ s,,e Of Pred and Fleece have been made at 20 cents
for poed and 20 80 for Flecce "a bales New South
wales sold at 33c adding interest; and 5 SO bales
Mestizio, at about Sc, On time
METALS-There have been sales for export Of 100 tons
Missouri Pig Lead arrive, So 81 cash. We under
stand 300 boxes X Tin Plates hare been sold s. 37s
and some previous arrival s. 25 cash. We notice sales
Of 600 lbs Old Copper at lag l43 cents, cash. New
Sheathiny taken lots 90 cash; and 81
ALBANY, May 26.-The stock of flour in onr market
very limited indeed and the consequence ha, prices
shade better. Genesee S4 at 81 81 Ohio and Michigan
6s a 20.
BurrALo, May o5.-Four is much in demand to-
day Sales have heen made So IS 81, OF it
the former quotation There bu, ii,rle wheat market
and the price quite unsettled There sale to-day Of
1900 bushels prime Masilon Wheat s5c 90 10
Black Rock Mess Pork continues good d0mand al so
and small lot sold to-day at So 16.
There stored at the opening of navigation some $780,
900 bush wheat, and l6 to I 900 bbls of provisions.
The latter destined to New York. and the wheat with
trhpg exceptions is held for account Of New York
miIlers. sale Of 1900 bushels day since, at
about 60 cents boa the only recent transaction re-
ported.
BUFFALO, March 26-Flour is steady at SO So. Little
doing wheat the holders have marked up higher than
the milles afordto give with any hope Of profit
CLEVELAND, May 23 p M.-The canal receipts to-day
,225 barrels Of four wheat Aggregate receipts
since the openn 22 bushels Of wheat and lol $40 bar
rele Of flour.
We OF sales of flour to-day and several
lots offered at SO So without buyers.
CINCINNATI May 24.--Flour.-Pretty much all at the
canal sold yesterday So % So 80, inspected The
receipts by wagon beginning to increase and were sold
the bottom al S3 so.
Whisky is SO frm-asma lot sold at l6ic.
Wheat.The city mIlers have put up the price here to
65 cents.
ProvsonsWe hear OF sale of $4,000 lbs. Sides 4c.
the smoke house, and be delivered about 10th of
June There also sale of about 80 GOO lbs. Bacon,
hogrounj, city cured on Monday at cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29
MARRIED.

At Albany May 10, by Rev. Mr.. Kennedy, WALTER S.
MCCULLocH To ISABELLA FRASER.
On Saturday, 20h inst, by Rev. L. Jones' Mr. RICHARD
MARSH TO Miss MARIA FRANCES SrRoBELL daughter OF
the late Benjamin Strobell, of Charleston, S. c..
On Thursday, May 25 BY Rev. F. F. Crowell, Mr. STE
pHEs WHITE, Of West Chester; to Miss ELLEN BRScK.
ERHoFr, of this city.
May u, BY Rev. B. NJ Yarrngton Abraham Acker Of
the firm of Acker & Son. merchants Mary Frances,
daughter Of Capt. Augustus Lyon, all Of Greenwich CT
May "a, Henry A. Garrett to Sarah A. daughter of the
late Richard Loines, all Of this city,
May "a, by Rev. Mr.. Biger, John D. Knsey Emelne,
daughter of Wm. Beatty, all of this city.
At Albany, May %, BY Rev. Dr.. Wyckof, Alexander
Tingue merchant of Fort Plain Anna Kline, Of Albany
Nav D. bv Rev Dr. Campbell David L. Harris, of Troy,
TO Harriet o. Corson, of Piitsfeld Mass.
At Augusta Oneida Co., May %, BY Rev. VIM. E. Knox,
Andrew Anderson, merchant Of Rochester, Qate Albany
Cordea L., second laughter Of Gen. John J. Knox,
President of the Bank of Vernon.
AT Buffalo, May "a, by j. G. Dicke, ESQ., Alexander
Eastman late Of Washington D. c., to Amelia Lawrence,
of Buffalo.
AT Rochester, Nav a. by Rev A. G. Hail. John NJ. Van
Keek Esq, of Buffalo, Jane G. Monkhouse, of the for
place
AT Boston. May a. by Rev. Mr.. Gannert Rev. Samuel
Osgood Of Providence, R. L. Ellen daughter Of the
late George Murcock.
At Farmington Me. May 81 by Rev. Isaac Rogers Rev.
Elbddge G. Cutler Of Belfast Clara A. daughter of Ja
cob Abbott, Esq.
At Kingston Ulster Co.. May 23 BY Rev Mr.. eiossman,
Gay Carleton Ledyard Of the firm of Boyd Ledyard of
wburgh, 10 Mary Co. daughter Of j. D. Ostrander, ESQ.,
of Kingston.
AT Easton Pa. May 10, by Rev John Gray William A.
Porter OF Philadelphia Emma daughter Of Jacob W,g
ner Esq, Of Easton
Al Camberland Nd. MAY Is. BY Rev Mr. Preryman
Thomas Clinton, soldier Of the Revolution to Mrs. Ann
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29
posSenDers Arrived

In brig Fairfield, from Port Prnee-L Gaestius, c
Neuinann, & lIeantean, Andray, Marks.
In brig Moon, from Cha leston-Nlrs Z Thompson and
daughter, Miss Hughes, Messrs II Gray, Smith, L c
Pearson NJ Copp, Ward NJ Thompson, Fallin, f F
Gage, Lawrence w Bunour, J Sheehan, H Conway
and in the
In ship Meta, from Bremen-Cfaes Tonges, lady and
child Mrs NJ Wkens, Miss Ann Hors,mann, f F Kuntze,
Charles Post and lady--and 96 in the steerage
In ship ST Mary, From New.O Oreans-Nlrs Kirk, Miss II
Kirk Miss Butler. Messrs Jewe Metcalf, Smith, Gull
yerson, Jones-and SO in the steerage.
In the ConcoIda, Boston from Galcutta-Mrs Dor,
Mcssrs II F Beckwith Benz Gushing.
Ia the franklin at Boston from Calcua-Messrs George
Richards Wm Rogers.
In the Messenger at Boston from St Thomas-Messrs G
l. Todd, A Bradford, Bassett.
In the Henrietta at Boston from Matanzas-J Springer,
Andrew Gushing.
Passengers Sailed
In ship Louis ifhpe, Tor Havre-E Goudot, Esq. and
Master Gondot of Cahagena; Guillon, Esq and Dur
ricn Esq of Lima; Mr. Daas and Mr. Mathers, of Mexico;
II Bean and sister of Norolk Frances Dandeet of Bal
tmore Rudop Zickwol lady and children of Pittsbug;
w Fletcher Esq of Providence; o Glem, Esq, lady,
children and nurse, Miss Roding, Eugene Jo aud Vic
tor Gayo of York.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29
DI ED.

Yesterday, the ash inst, after short Illness, sAMcEL
THOMPSON, in the iSGh year of his age.
His friends and ac9uaintanc-s respectfully nved to
attend his funeral ts afternoon o'clock from his late
residence, No. 1873 Cherry-st.
On the morning Of the 2s,h instant WEST infant daug-
Ter Of Nathaniel Currier.
Ia this city May %, Ense4e A Simpson, Esq, formerly
Of Manchester, England aged 81.
May 20, Ann, wife Of James Walsh, aged32
Nay %, Mrs. Carharne Rider, aged o.
May 26, Charles r. Sure, aged 80.
Nav ~ Capt. Peter Simmons, aged S3.
May - Capt, James D. Snow late Of the ship
Wayerey, OF this port.
Nav % Elizabeth, wife of John Boyd aged %.
Nav 26 Mary widow of the late Captain John 8 Doane
aged 80.
Nav 20. William Witbcrg aged e.
Nav % Samuel c. Brown aged %.
MAY 20 jacob Freeland aged 80.
AT Elzabetf,own, NJ May u, Mrs. Eliza Russell 60.
AT Prince Anne, Nd, May l9 Sarah. wife Of Cen Geo.
Handy.
Rev DR.. P. c. Hay, aged 49,
Al Chilu,ark Mass Rev. William spafford, Jr.,aged -.
Al Ohio Ci.y, May l9 Mrs. Martha Bennett, aged Co.
Al Faulkland, Va, April 26 Robert HilI, ST. ESD 59
Al Charlotte, Va April 2s Col. Joseph Wyatt, aged 81.
Ar St Thomas, May II. Capt Charles Jones, of Boston
Az PoughkeePsie May "a Henrietta P. wife OF Rev Mr..
Underwood and daughter Of Hon. Judge Plat. of Renssel.
AR Co. aged 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29
p Refrfeerators.-REE & SMITH, tho IN,

Refrfse erators.-REED SMITH 1hc INV invent;
psenees and manufacturers of the tar-iamed Ventilated
RgeTators hate after Of experience and innaerabs
trials Perfected article which they confidently believe will
s;rnced s philosophical and scientific principles
and are 50 arranged that eIee can bt kept IN an apart!
men by itself thit impossible for thing 10 aste OF
another which may be in the Refrigerator whe Ut It's
cooling properties being impaired. Please call ard examine at
rnY23 2WlS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29
nTsAE--na

ran ashore Mrcus Hook bar 18th Inst She has feet
water In he. hold cargo insured TWO lighters alongside.
Her lower tier is OIL the and leather viii be The prin-
eipal articles damaged
Cap, Evans, Of the Leoada a, Boston firm Havana Nav
IL saw 6nghsded ship Csrysfotd Resf three lower
The Susan benjamin, Boston Tor Bath; in bearing INFO the
hehneonnS River capsized and filed; saved. Wh-n
the steamer W Richmond left steamer had the wreck
tow and would probably rst her into nort
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

nC Barry's Wigs and Scalps.-The complete
that the abave named has with the manufacture
his unriva!led heads OF the last years. far
cce his ssngune expectations respectfully olc
call! confident of satisfying the asridous IN he the
best and cheapest maker the city They be had only at
lIo Broadway, cf Liberty stairs, private
90 fitting and l0lm-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29
WASHINGTON ELIXIR-A sure and lastine

WASHINGTON ELEXIR--A sure and lasting
for the Fever and Ague Dyssntery, Diar:hos.
Summer Complaint and Bilious Choc. he above remedy
offered with confidence b. h. Pfcpnetors Agent e.
u. GUlON 1T Bowery OF Grand-.tfeet, and corner
OF Third Avenue and F6nreentteet For evLdence of us
read she foowins Extract Of latter from g. w.
AIectoD, Esq Alderman or the Twelfth Ward puE-
chased some Of your Elixir aud tried II old IN
had become weak that be could from is
bed yay. him the Elixir and astonishing 70 the
good ects or rhs old man; revived him Immediately zad
days, with being rte weak he able do his
o:di la1y work Ny family after the old man had been
reeveJ used te Elixir aso and were In each case e
iectuaiiy restored TO health
" j have severe attack Of Dysentery III my family
checked II n using one d0se OF The Elixir
poor WOMAN la nv vicinity " ho had tred all the usual
without effect for Fever and Ague Of five onts'
szndins instantly relieved after Using about
full Of the Elixir and has been troubled 8th the Ague
sipce.'
Extract of letter from J. Canpe@lI. Ir.:
" have used the Washington Elixir IN several eases Of
DaTrh9a family year. with immediate eliei
every have hesitation te Eiixl.
NE,.- -YoRx, April q. I2s3
E. NJ. GUIoy: Dear sir-You VIII please 70 inform the
public Dist have Used the Elixir for seSre AZ
tack OF Darrha about oalhs lnce, aud cured with
one dose In less than an hour. have had also
used In ca,- OF my daughter who yesy severely al
ked oae cured her les than hour snd she
has never had IL since the iast about mouths
Yoor ohr serv't, ARSEST FlSh
P.S.-ia all cases of 1orrs il never fsils, H49 LIN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

THE GUM OF HEALTH This invaluable
article mIarts strength and rigor the LUNGS, aud
will most salutary persons of weak consmptye
habit By healing and baamc properties the whole
tenn IS relieved and renovated II also the pecuaf
breath wheness 70 the Terh fair trial alone
CURED TO establish its reputann and the price $? esuated
place within the reach Of all classes Of society The
GUM OF HEALTH can only be obiansd of
myeg 2ws s. D BINGHAM, 325 Bowery. NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

| 1C-The Balm Of Eden, or Beautys Restorer is worth
the Of ladies' is ersed in another column of
this PAPER II the discovery lady this city 29 q.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29
ANERIcAN MrsEusf.


TEN-FoLD ATTRAC-
TIONS-0VERFLQW-
ING SUCCESS. The
larse srd increasing crowds
which have thronged the
Museum during the last
week. induce the Manager
70 announce q rs-ensaes-
Iaen,, ioT one week ionger,
of the same splendid at
fractions, with several ad-
diuoual novelties. lnclnd-
Tag Gen. TOM THUMB.
no-ays
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

,; With such performances presented Pesles
Museum t9-nghi we do hesitate predict
f house Sgnor Blitz, Miss Adair, Mr. S Bomwer Miss
Blanchard La Petite Cerito form the The whole
10 l,, seen for one ilnc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

AMEnIcAy MrsEuM.-Banum has very judicionsy re-
engaged the Model of Paris for another week and held 10
that magnificent little fellow Gen Tom Thumb. These,
with the accomplished corps OF German Vocasts pretty
girls and admirable singers assured will fill his place
would well deserve BE- wthou, these attrac
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29
q Cheap-Cheap-Ch Carnrt

ING-Nc. % Bowery-e advise all those who atout
purchasing Carreting call Anderson Dobbs No %
Bower where they will find splendid superior
Three P Double supeEe and common Ingram CarTeSug
20 per cent lower prices than at any other establishment the
City.
n B-T 600 yards Oil Cloths at shillings per yard.
1900 do Common Carpeng 3s. do.
5.oo1 do SuIerhne do IS. do.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL EN-
L CURSONS.-A sail across the Hudson River to Hobo
ken, and then walk the Eysan Fields along the exceed
neiy beautiful aud picturesque shores Of the place will prove
the easily accomplished and attractive of all the rural
that be made the city The gunds
present charming aspect the being mostly in leaf and
order having been considerably embeilshe the present spng
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

WTANTED-Familles can procure at Broad'S
w office, 22 Grandstreet the best American, English and
Irish cooks housemas and other that can be found
in the city. my9N-