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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07
Tur Corn W,rclI.-l have now in my hand

The CoIp WArcu-I have now III my hand
4 rold watch which combines establishment ana
utility in happy proportions, and Is usually con-
sidcrcd very valuable appcndagc TO the person
of a gentleman. It's gold seals sparkle with The
ruby, the topaz, the sapphire and the emerald.
oocn it. and find that the works, without winch
this elegantly chased case would be u mere shell
those hands motionlcss and these figures without
meaning, are made OF brass investigate lar-
thcr. and ask. what is the spring, by which all
these are put in motion, mace OF am told 1t Is
steel. ask what is steel Ihe reply is that 1t
is iron which has undergone certain process.
So then, find the main-sPring, without when
the watch would DC moiloni,ss, and us hands,
fcurcs and embellishments but toys, Is not OF
poI,i--ibat is not sufficiently good nor OF brass
that would not do but OF ron. Iron IS, there
fore the only precious metal and this watch an
an. emblem of society. Its hands and figures,
which tell the hour, resemble the masler-splrIlS
% the age 10 whose movements every eye Is di-
rcccd Its useless but sparkling seals sappnFcs'
rubios topaz and embellishments, the Arislocracy'
Its works of brass. the Middle Class by the IN
crcasing intelligence and power OF winch 'hc
master spirits Of tho age arc moved and It's iron
man spring shut up IN u box, always at WORK,
bu, never thought Of except when II Is disordcrco'
broken or wants winding up, symbohcaly The
I,ahorious Classes. which, like the mainspring,
we wind up by the payment o! wares ana winch
classes shu: up IN obscurity, and absolutely as
necessary to the movement OF society as the IRON
spring i to the gold watch. never thought
of except when they require their wages, or are III
some want or disorder OF some kind or othcr
( EI,yar Eve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

nr9- N.r Tsmperclce IYoar!iis House The GKA.
HAN SYSTEM at No. - Ve,ry-s;rHet.-Thls house !,
ne,y, fitted up and furnished in the richest style II i>hle
roGcr, the choicest Fruits Vegetables Goshen Butter VI
1nc. County Mir; &c Permanent Bol-rs viii be accom-
N ,.fd on the most reasonable Gentlemen and h..
dies visiting the City earnestly invited 10 give tF'aI
aud .e assured they viii ind quiet aud ncstaeSs not
,.,.;.,,II. il uot.ls Terms mni.rate e20,f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

DGAhil Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs. Blanchard hav
- ag taken the scou, house Nos, u and Fulton street.
Bmnklyn known As The Fulton House which has been
na, fitted IN r now rep, cmmodatc permanent.
aud also bnarie with psaHt room, ana board on
moderate terms, The cca,on-which IS near the Fulton
Friyi> very convenient fer p.tSous doug business In New
York and also Tor strangers visiting the city e2 2weodN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

DOARD IN BROApWAl,-Pcrsons wishing
ID Busrd in pleasant rst of the City requested call
al 6.3 Broadway bgtwcn Bond aud B-eckersrct. Cen
ctn aud their Wives can BE- furnished with rirloTS having
hr,lrooms attached few SinS crntlemca BE- hand
,om.y accommodated Rooms for IAusrnt Boarle> Terns-
moderate. ml2 lm'
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WHOLE NO. S7a.
SAyDS.S SARSAPARILLA.

THIS MEDICINE stands nnrlvai!ed, based as
L II N raste merits for the rnGva! amt 5adlsA
cur OF those diseases ch IS peculiarly adiNe be
a- entirely ys.sstr and composed OF the eholeesi selection
oi Ingrients which enisontacs with ts iSN> t+y
govern the r1l economy eGsh!ei ~ thru" OF
disease t.ke on healthy cto, 'gd chs OF nature
snn. functions Thousands cha and have KS
t5,i @ rs efeac removing yri2nS caySgtc
~ 'S'Sr' originating uaeltAy % cvpsa't,, St. ni
me oioo' AMI o.hsT fluids, scTotua e1itrEtr q" INC
Slands heGlnatlsm ani lanblgn, salt cS;m u-"n htF
lic eczema anf othsr >iuuit lirctup st dnd
ctis't curi by s use hut As kv the chosen ieS tn,
Is ~ termed uackery the subject rs5uls' PASSING
4i's question WHAT'S kerry 1ld who tScH
j oi serious rtonrnt and tho rsserlarici het:,
important to D. tiiicd vita : Of tie greatest Consequence
Were disease our eysca! iEHae, ~ takr pIm ard
eihGea measures "a rept the attach Whether who stands
on rs reserved rights rd prescrbs al l:ht4E: tbs most
powerful agents. ilCtujin. most Ygurt po.SoiS
and e * i,l termination simply sly. that the Fa,-r
died of =, o. who By Lh0nu> lrGg continued
res.ltou draws forth from The sscly OF iaura hidden
NJ 'ciu knowledge and applies benefit
-rIu1 humanity, yISkuS IL reputation in The. result
entitled public confidence r afflicted ca,ier-uine
II Is the mark week and PejRiicti miaG = REJECT any
thiu As false because i; does not agree It's
criysd notions but i evidence OF nobi, aDd sra,you
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-ANTEp.-tamhcS supplied gratis al Rroad's
w Office ~ tir4n-sr.cr wi,h the be-, American EnS
H., ,! li,h ser, ants IN the CITY. East Broadway Office
moved 10 thus place. % 81
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L" Part Sd of DR., Chalmers Lectures on
the Epis,lc OF Paul to the Romans, has lust been
published by Eobcr, Carter, IS Canal-strcet As
the work Of one OF the most celebrated diviucS OF
the present. day. the work is entitled to the atten-
ion of the religious community.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

ORNATE BoARpiNG-Pieasant rooms, fur
L uishst or uniuui,heI wth jc,gd, private family
can be obt,int reasonable by applying at 100 amon
street nrti Iuhn's raTk. leS "
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~ Earry., WIS aud Sca,os-The com

- Earry's wigs and Scaios.-The com
letr success that the above named mas ,et with N tie manu-
.clule his yar heads of har or the ,st mn years,
,r exceeds h cy!econs he lecti" ly ,oll'
cts call confident satisfying the most aStidous that he IS
tho and cheapest maker the city They De he'd only
NJ is froaway corner of Llbery street, up sta pirate
rooms iof fitting Wings and TouueeS. Jc3 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

DOARplNlt.-A tront and back parior on the
ID second floor with rntrcs between suitable tor gentle
men and their wives furnished unfinished, lei with
n1rl Also few snse gentlemen be accommcl, ted
with board and pleasant Tens moderate. Apply At
M - East Broadway r3i I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

CHEAP BOARD at Staten lsland-A few scn-
Y emrn tamiie. can ~ accommodated with board IN
delightful Part New Brighton The spacious aud
,iry-the grounds extensive and beautiful Inquire imue,
mol AZ h. NV brighton Nnuse. New Brisht0n lmr
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PROFESSIONAL.

IKDT FoNISIOINAD.
n y. PARK, a. NJ. Surgical and Mechanical
~ Dentist aud Artificial Oculst after few days ab.racp,
returned to his office 1873 Bsop"Hy,H; y, haying hal
yc1 constant practice nine years Oh IN? SANE premises
combining all the and Improvement, both OF the
past aud Of the the most scientific aud approved
pf,nciple adopted b. The talented and leaned the
profession both this and Europe on terms
ulpt-J the present financial condition OF business J3l1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

" InE LAW REroEvEK, for June. contains
articles on the Cases of Thorn and Wilson, IN
Aano catalogue of Recent American Decis-
IONS, Dgcsts Of American and English Cases,
and variety of Literary Notices, Legal ln,eii-
sence' &c. Among the contributors to this
number arc Judge Story, Hon. ?. Savage, /.
Nc'eait, Esq. w. Mills, Esq, and J. Goldman,
n H. Dana, Ir., and 2. w, Chandler, Esqs OF
Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

S.1 SOOTO LOAN-On good Ncw-lork City
> .cUU Property .lpry to A P. SMITH, $ Liees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

DOARDlNC;--A few single Sctlemen. or gentle.
ID men With their wives ay obtain pleasant furnished
rarlo,s aud bsoou,, with board No. So White strrei
few doors from Broadway my25 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

L7OH SAI.E,--A complete sctot Rees Cyclopetlla
Il handsomely bauud 1T t,d Russia Gindius Enquire Al
otficr OF H WILSON, Ne City Hallplacr je5 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

DOAKD WNNTID-ln The vicinity of Harrison
ID street. in prvpys family. Address j. r b., Lumber ot'
nee corner of ltarr,cn an, We.-sreets. 3 lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

c9SOO y BOND AND MORTGAGE
.o~oUO. For S.tLE-On valuable Farm IN thls
safe worth 5000 the interest OF which promptly PAID
seln. j. P. SMITH, s. Llbc.,y..trst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

ItTANrEU-A Situation, by Young woman,
W 10 chtmbcr wo,S, w,shnS AID IRONING, or mas"
SrCCgt! / 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

Goa 0OD To LOAN on GOOD CITY
,9.)O.oOO security tpi!y 10 \. 7. Smith, IS Lists-
Z. st Je6 IN"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

~ HEALTH QUIET AND COMFOKr.-.rhe Ora
ha House % Barcs'e5t New fGLk rr?g[,
a,r ra.gv offered l. eribly ocatc' clean aud nry
very nr ,he b":ia' part o' r'ty 2g ~ Ire r.. f
,ts arc eoen nd neat while its tabIei' supplied with
the ,t Vegelrs and Fruit tia, can he procured eNcInmE
.f;rcy in;rls Food asd tmnlus Of al kiHls. Charges
noticrc aud cyc. made render BolrJers com9ft
hl. show. Baths ir,-. Remember, SO Dsrclay-st
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DOARDlNti-Slngle or married gentlemen eau
u T., permanent Board.
rooms furnished og uniuni>hcd BY Mrs. GORE No q
C.rtI,,tt 81 SEQ lms
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Gnpry,Yc FOR LApIs, Asp CoMpANIoss 70 THE FLouR
G.rprN-By Mrs. LoupoN. First American Irorl The
Third LoniGu Edition Edited by \. J. Do"hiNc-
New.York Wiley Putnam.
This is very full and apparently complete
manual of instruction upon the subject OF winch
treats Being intended for those who have
Little or no previous knowledge of gardening II
presents in II very precise and detailed manner
all that is necessary TO be known upon 1t, and
cannot fail to awaken a more general taste Tor
these healthful and pleasant pursuits among the
ladies' of our country. 1t is avery neatly printed
volume, and has attained wide celebrity IN
England. We trust it will meet with equal favor
here
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Seize upon truth WHERE ere lis found,

On christian hsltien grount-
The HOVER. \ lt-. where -
Neglect the PyIrkts md assume the
The ropretors daily receiving from the medical proes-
SION OF the Gospel officer, AMI
private citizens ample and wIu. testimony, both written
md y7hai to tie eg0g alue and efficacy G this ppaa-
ton. To hc poor furnished gratnously ON sufficient
proof he1S gwen of Their worthlnes<
Sirr:i-r roo OF the superior value and efficiency OF
= S.rx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

!, More STATES PRisoN DrScIrL1NE--c Satur-
Jay last tis.re was quito an interesting se;-to be-
sGen one of the conyic,s and one OF the new Lo.
foco keepers, by the name of Wood Nood
''oeSed the convict to do something, which the
S0aYict did not like, and refusing to obey or the
sss' Wood attempted TO cane hun, whcreupon the
eIaEed convict fastened his grappllug irons upon
poos Wood, throttled him. and dealt out any guam
NY OF kicks upon his Sims, and sundry blows
upon divers portions of his body.
rS;np. SING Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

PPOINTED TO RULE BY NIGHT "A
n New Lard Lamp wiki all old objections and difficulties
byi.fr The subscriber offers sale the most
81 terms nretion 5. g. Terry for burning ard
,Ilow and si Tr-T Psteu, Lard Lamps may Be Sfttt IN
Tor melting the Ea4reEi. banned only neat az simple ot
r.rectly do the While all Other iaI ianf ~
xred consume an amount of asd patience which
ks item useless there no such dewback aon The e1-
cclIeace q erEy Lamps; It mel all TIE lard n is !'a-
ain quickly, and burns Till every drop Is consumed;
large assortment of these lamps. adapted 10 all o2'ios
and all uses, will D. kept on hand and for sale
SIn,s and Others are invited 10 call and wrness Their
or-tion which --ci,- the admiration OF all WHO hsve
...n it. AZ e HARRISONS, 20 Peal street, y. Z.
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b. Special 4 Appointment

q! St-cia! ,ilr!!.
Joseph elliott, Pen Manufacturer 10 the
G.t-C.crtoS-Th hish character OF these Pens has
~ t attempt. The part of several dlsrelrta-e mkes
~ rsc:icr fraud only upsn A elliott cut also upon
,s (;ot ositting The final IN the market II gan
Iii, be detected By unfinished appearance. and r vefF
.snr,on s.y- N when II pat up.
f,i,.s-ye the genuine Pens all marked IN iail joseph
c;iIort. Parent Joseph Giistt, warranted and that
IN crlss !re,cs lac smile OF his signature ICON
Tn .bo,e may De had, mhoiesaie, Of HENRY JESSOf,
oil Inhn .trr-,. corner Of Gold. lVlo ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

w aNIED-PiaceS by two smart, industrious
sl5,s iot honsewer& Sc, with good relerrnees Apply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

Tins CHRISTIAN FAMILY Magazine" for
July, mas just been published. II contains a fine
Portrait of the late Pa.1oon,' and variety OF ar.
ecles OF religious and moral interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

Washington County is one of the most pro-
dlc,iyc in this mineral; in fact, the whole may
Be called one large Lead mine The ore, by the
flulcr process of smelling, yielded from % TO ~
per cent, but much of the metal was wasted !;
while, by the present method, at least ~ per
cent is procured. In fact, Missouri, if required,
could supply the whole country, and we might
almost say the world, with Lead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

n--.Vo the Iat;.cs.-A really wondeeuI aud truly
valuable discovery cosmetic Of "ri'lns 'ripS, has
recently lt made lady o this city wnch she calls tr
B, OF Ern ~ B-autvs She HIS refused the
fred sum roo 70: her discovery, aud has appointed
YORK Dr. Dyoti in Phistrlphia and J r Clark IN Boston
where III genuine article may be found By It's use lrrc''
As II by maggie aud, what OF greet Importance It con- 'ln
no particle mineral !sonos siost'nce m;eter ~ u.
o,Sirioo and does not harm the skin, hut leaves 1t So
and the complexion exceedingly fair Price 50 cents and 81
usrh bottle. i'~J E''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

w AM Et'-A place Tor homework bv nice,
smart girl with city references. Apply at - Marion
'rS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

CROTON WATER.-Manyofth the takers of the
oCroon Water having been under the bell ,. renewed
nav men, IN advance would be for months only
iurncc OF which they not prepared pay the 3s Of
ts upon terctll athe Office eVeas rent regutrcd idw
paid adrance has been determined ,oeyDd the time
Of suiting of The water from tho,e houses which have not
been paid for until the 7th OF JUNE inst after which lime
further ndusence can be granted 1iose who wish to syod
crowd and consequent delay when they call at thr Office
will pea,e attend soon the intermediate days and between
the hours of a. VI and half past p VI.
BIZ order. A. b. BIGELOW, Register.
Office Of thr Cro,on A1ueduct Board,
MOI Old Aims iiou,r Park, June /, i9i3 ie g.
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r. Ca,,tfon.-'rhc Te,velin: Public are cautioned
against M iac he f7e at Albany SCHENECTADY or lca any
f.r.pr Wast ha.l Syracuse, suffering their BAGGAGE 70 BE-
NM il In. Cars goiu1 " Of ifGa 1 th.-" ' w
ara .a md Buffalo much cheaper aud pleaSu-r ~ I'M.
AGENTS. cr Lrse rrmittri 10 enter The C7f pnTt
,in IN. line OF tie ailoli becomes necessary or pc
Ponr tors Of these cheaper modes Of conveyanceto pat the
Travelling Public their guard against The i"positi9"' OF
Thee o,iious rnonoT5lss, b. this notice
srr,cns. MAJ. Iat3 my29 ineoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

WANTED-A situation as housekeeper, or
t.Gnd,ess BY capable person. Best OF rvirseaess-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

~ Medicines OF the best quality, new pIeIar
atoms and approves. popular remedies; L.-ch"S; English tn'i
ttench rc-lmsrg; So7Vs Brushes, &c, ioI salg by
}. * |. CODDlNGrOS, APohrcaries.
mil In. 2y1 Hm.ls nl-sicn II. NNLIms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

FlRE IN FRANsYoRr-A fire broke out IN the
village of Frankfort, Herkimer Co. on Wednes-
day morning, between = and O'Clock. which
consumed a number OF buildings. Mr.. Cloves
scy,hc and cradle factory, wagon shop, store
and TWO dwelling houses were destroyed. we
have not aSccrtained the total loss but learn that
$500 OF 1t was INSURED IN the Herkimer Mutual
Insurance Company. Utica Gag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

SINGULAR Acc,DEST-A child OF Nr. William
?. Kilbourn, OF Bradleyville CT, about tive years
of ace. came near losing It's life ON the 2'th ui''
in the following manner. Wishing to get some
books from the school house, he attempted 10
climb into a back window by placing hoaFd
against the house; and while getting III 'ae ooatu
rave way and the window fell upon ,he sloe o.
his head In tins position the little iei'o" s'ru2
,rl.5 CIR ,bou, sercn hours before he was discor-
s src When found he was nearly dead-hls eN-
tremitieS being quite cold and hls pulse scal'eiS
perccptiblc He is recovering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

DUSSN BOLT RorE.--loo coils, assorted
Is GRlSNELL. MINTURN x co. ~ sou,h.strret.
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{3TANTED--Ap place by a girl with the best city.
references, chamSesm4ld and ,ssl, $, as
lIlilpf-s
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w (tnercs,s fos Wh4lsg VOYAGE in rst class ,hi,s
Also w0 coop.rs ywo csiSuIeg, and blsck,miths
whom pay Will b. given. All clohias and other msces-
articles Furnished ci OF the voyage. scs iut.
Their yaIliCu, AZ ap(y 70 tl- s.yi;,
mll lm MILLlAa Lttks.N, 100 Son.lsi. NJ stalrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

u The SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER for
May has just been received. II contains several
taies, translated from the German and French,
Review OF Alisons History, continued from
previous number, and mainly made up OF extracts
nom the work, copious extracts from Brandc,s
hncyclop@dia, Encyclopaedia OF Geography, nc.
Its literary notices arc brief. The Messenger IS
advertised to be sold at public auction on the
2Sh inst. by The administrator of Mr.. Wnlrr, It's
late proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

MARTIN GAYLORD, Tailor and Draper, has
with j. X. Goo'mm where he IS receiving hi. Spnns and
Summer goods which he will make up order ia fashionable
yle suit, il twelve hours uo,cel Having greatly
cuccd his expenses he will be enabled to sell a reduced
rics AN. lie solcts The flyors OF his friends and the public
whom he feels ratep for he beni patronage he has here
toofc received. HIS coed article Punctuaty III
!ing orders low price, AID cash delivery. a2i Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

Nir,M1 CANAL EXTENSION, OHlo-lhe ie',lii'
for the completion of tins work Is TO take plae,
on the 18th of June next The WORK cohs.s'S %
a reservoir on Loramer's Creek; 20 mules Oh ii''ll
line, principally excavation; 20 wooden IochS :,
or & aqucducts, and numerous culverts. fay'ne,i'
to be made in Ohio s per cent. domestic oohos'
interest 10 be paid scmi.annuallv al the State
Treasury, and the principal after 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

THE OcclDENr'' for June, contains a variety
dpapcrs on subjects connected with the history
nd character of the Jews. The Dangers Of
l$ael,' '1hc Jews III the East The lsraclites
1Mthe papal States The Hebrew Exile The
Jews in Russia, are the subjects OF some of them,
all themes of great interest TO the scattered
MEMBERS Of the Jewish people. The occiden' IS
edited with learning and ability by Isaac Lesser,
ageatcman evidently well qualified for the task,
must prove highly useful and acceptable to
The large class for whom il is designed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-07

NATIONAL. MINIATURE GALl.Et ! second
DO, orsi7 Broaiway south Of S!ruray street
- ay ~ SEEN during day aud trtth2a charge me
.ps oi the L. = Senator's, judy, o. The I supf.iIe
1, ;s-in-ui<I-l Representative, others OF the ARM
and Soyv Sc. ta-n by the DAGCkRREorfrf ehiefiy
80 h rJrct D,gu~r:roty!- OF most heqniiiul execution
- -. ,i0ed IL tfr .l,ov- any hour u the dtt
hay - ANTHONY EDWARDS * CHlLTOH.
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CROTON WATER-DAY'S First Premium
OnL Rubber Hose is confidently recommended for any
prpos. which leather used, and warranted tina
follow INK properties:
Isl It perfectly tight under the pressure Of tie Croton
Cd made Of the strongest fabrics and will md-w
To injury III The leilst, ami requires attention.
3D. IL is not destroyed by coming with oil
srr,sc, srncd by cold weather, the rubber de-
compose inferior materials age age, ~ no case used
in all cases Buyers IS" note that clea satisfied that
his article (tl4 proce.s making which unknown 10 any
other IN trade just the article long wanted for leading
water AMI other l,I udy. HORACE II. DAY,
rIy22 i'm Successor Roxbury l. r. Go. IS Maiden lane
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Nv,,.Yo,x Anil 20th. lS,3.

Messrs Sa>p, t:sur'-menAlh 1t may be consider
uurccrs.1rv add another proof - the Justly de-
ersr ccrbrty uabie rcpar-tion OF easNpanl-
u. yet for the bsnr1 fny fellow men "el bound t" pro-
clam T fact trsr -,.- rIu,' .trI&ss cripple WIZ a
tS'> &C IN. .ini'ir winch >Ita orcf tEe legs,
a.teg. and tot. i>s'n. mach. 10 tder ute al
most M sra'. am ,u;S recovered and cuiifciN by
t your S,r,,,rjit. For ylrS was unable 10
wear she. sal the i;t foot and aGcIc were rery much
syvoe-wh.cll nrs discharged wafer and us freely,
s,Hicl with violent ciu--and burning sensations $"
iegye .! all up despair ,nd suppcs
m,de h ~alsararr resolved To make another effort
bliti,,ii under the blessing OF kind
Providence nv; ,.nafu am we'll With feelings OF
gr.iitus you and .kuncSs the cye %! all good, for
thrl, Ins. l..tl ,rr | fIyn,
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,,,u, Money than you at aaY other stofs IA
NOR 20; ,oi iPIess. CON. and See for yourselves
sHe - Come come all-coue poor fnaG thou,
(irsat Bargains for all are ready now.
ps-ountry merchants aud otihsrs the trade can hsa
osse tall bargains Please Iscoect 70 Canahs
street, corner OF Monroe.
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Is GltNNkLL, NTNTUKN \ %, ~ SontN'tIF
DEMOVAI-T b CLAPP, Dealer IN Watches,
II Jrwery ,n,l Fmcy Goods, his removed from 10 Nassau
street Ia % JohnSIect.
B-A fine French Clock striking the hours and half
hours with beautiful gllt figures, perfect nme-kee Tor
.,lr AZ half the imrOrteG's price. m2I In