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DEATH THOMAS SwoRDs.Ths venerable and estima bic
man. the surviving partner Of the ancient firm Of T. J.
Swords printers and bookseersthe senior Of the existing
firm of Swords Stanford & Coded at New York on
Wednesday morning. at the age of eighty years We know
little Of the early life Of the deceased that the brothers
Thomas and James, to this city from Shebune Nova
Scotia and established themselves in business than fifty
years ago. We have volume bearing their imprp,--tbe
works Of Ann Maria Bleecker-pubshed by subscriptions
we believe ia 1874 -fory-nne years ago. The Me.sr.
ing house of the Protestant Episcopal Church The de-
ceased excellent man. who living or dying had not
cnemy.--NeD York Com Adp.
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FRAGMEST.-I saw pale mourner bending over the
tomb and his fell fast and often As he raised his hum
BILE eyes TO Heaven, he cried
"My brother! oh, my brotheri" ...
sage passed that way and said
For whom dost thou mourn ~
"One" replied he whom did sufficiently love while
living but whose inestimable worth now feel" )
"Wbat woud'st thou do if he were restored to thee Z"
The monrner replied that he would offend him by
unknd word but would take every occasion show
friendship he could but back his fond embrace
Then thy time in useless grief" said the sage
but If thou hast friends, 20 and cherish the living,
beriDg that they will be soon be dead also"
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STEAMBOAT BUILDISG IN THE WEsT.-Tbe Cincinnati
Gazette Of the 23d instant states that there the
stocks Just above that city, seventeen seamboetsmos Of
them first class boats Seven have already been complet
ed since January and negotiations going for the
strucon Of several more.
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iIe d9ttrines OF which he was SO
3oru 1T . y m Seyior. and which he for whose
oy{rvhfd3 III Sf meant has foiled by making
them his own 4 MS. however, before the dawn
Of she preseht bilosophy, and under the elder dis
persation " letters and sIoquence, rather than
utili,arian y ence Or speculation, that Mr. LEeARE
was bred P. in the enthusiasm and the learning of
the past Ind its examples, not the headong changes
of the present or the wild guesses Of the future
The brilliancy Of his academic performances
there won him, at the very early age Of eighteen,
not only the highest final honors of the collegiate
!. course, but reputation which already, before he
had graduated, had fixed the eyes of his State upon
him, as one Of whom the very highest hopes might
safely be entertained. Filled, however, with the
conception Of no excellence that was 10 stop short
Of the noblest attanmens that study could confer,
in countries where naturer erudition 1ourshes he
Speedily went abroad, not for those empty purposes
which so often lead travelled youth over Eu-
rope--io learn fashionable air, 10 talk Of marbles
and Of and of operas catch learning from
Cicerones and Wallets dc place, and TO Investigate
where clothes Of the best fit or dinners Of the most
: Requisite skill may be found-but to plunge into
1e intenser pursuit Of studes which he could there
pfosecute with far higher advantage, Of which his life
1and never yet known any intermisson, and from
III lbich il was destined never TO seek relaxation,
o1eept such as that of the Spartan, whose only
holyday va when he quilted the aus,ere discipline
md exsrcises of his city for the actual battle field
His visit to Europeo Of some three years was spent
partly at Edinbufg6. IN attending course of Com
mon and Of Civil Law, 10 its University, and partly
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BALTIMORE, JUNE DC, l843.
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vaoD and fertility and the money value of land
resources which day by day. becoming valuable
and which will IN brief oyerbaance the debt that
| created to procure them.
ls there any thing give occasion for detection or To
| frighten ne from looking condition in the facet
To the Wings repeat the State poets from their
patriotism that they will address themselves these emba
Of the day with enlightened and brave purpose
TO set all right than not set them right better leave the con-
troll to those mpotent who have heretofore benched be-
brought disaster out of their mbeciy and lack of courage
The next subject to which invoke your attention is the
election of the Senator.
The Wing party having the control of the State Senate
last winter refused to the election of Senator
represent Maryland in Congress for the next six years.
Some OF our political friends have doubted whether this
postponement of the election was proper
Whatever any Of may have heretofore thought are
persuaded that all believe that the pursued by
the Wings Of the Senate Just, wise and safe.
There was no positive requirement of law compelling the
election at that session. The usage of the Legislature
this proceeding has been various
The Senator has been frequently elected during the session
OF Congress at which he took his seaas ofeD perhaps as
before that session. Parties in the State have heretofore in
Unfortunately concurred in this usage
The public service not likely to suffer by NJ because
In the first four weeks Of the meeting Of Congress there is
but little occasion Of business in the Senate many members
voluntay absent themselves At that period without appe
hension Of neglectng any necessary duty.
The motive for refusing to 20 into the election last winter
was very cogent one.
The Wings deemed il Of the that the
Senator represent Maryland for the next years should
be friendly TO the eriDguishment Of the State debespe
cy he should in nowise be infected 18th repsdaon.
dental majority on joint-baot-a majority given them
Intentionally by the people, but given rather by unfortunate
and Maynard divisions of the Wing candidates in several
' Wing counties-Montgomery Somerset, and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25
CORK LEGS. ARMS. &c.

THE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HIN
L ORANGE TO THE ACT OF WALkING..JOHN
F. THOMAS Cork Leg Maker Sc respectfully informs the
terst, Of Pkestlss Sswio[k c;ty where here he he
mos. correct and least complicated having through necess
Invented mads and wo an artificial leg for 20 ytan
satisfaction to all who cal! on him for LEGS, HANDS
ARMS or ths COMMON WOODEN LEG. au2 BIN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25
WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

DANIEL LANE, Merchant Tailor and Clothier,
~ No 7Ool Greenwich ST., uohwss; OF Amos most
of Clothing give him ce as he ds,sTrnipe not
ohe, establishment in the city. Persons who good fits
and good workmanship al moderate prices, with far and
Good assortment OF Cloths Cass neres SanetS and Nset
ings constantly hand which will ie made up TO order at
ment of ready .de Clothing constantly hand together
with Shirts, Collars, Bosoms Stocks suspender &c very
B. Goods sold b. the yard aud Cutting done with des
patch = Remember the place,
pa'N'' niNIEL LANE, 7Oo Gfeenw ch street,
sls I'm" Northwest corner of Amos ST. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25
VAN BLAKCUNI = CffiNII IlT,Nf
s22lwD&;tWs 2sU Pearl ST, 2d door above Bt-.kInan
FEET.-M. o. CURTIS, No John

TENDER FEET.-M o. CURTIS, No. l. John
/ street near Broadway has hand supply of Vel Vet
dressed French Calf. Skins beautiful article and well chcu
lated for tender feet First Boots on hand made o tn
Of various Qualities from 81 25o Sc So hand Gentle
mans Op-ra Brogans Cater Boots Morocco AID Cs Bro
&c Also quality Of fine and stout Boot and Shoes to 1T
Water Boots with first rate London Bend Soe Cork Sole
Boots &c. all of which will be furnished at reasonable prices
au2l m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25
DR. BoURGEoIS'S sPRUE LoTIoN.-This

DR. BOURGEOIS'S SPRUE LOTlON.-This
~ preparation used for many years with uniform
success very extensive practice by It's inventor Dr. bolr
yeos and is admitted BIZ medical men 10 De
the most safe speedy and nf,lb for that esslng
disease the Sprue Thrush commonly known as the
70 infants and mothers that and research have yet
Il is we'll known that from t disease question, smre as
may r,, apeaI fatal results lregnen ans, ooth a 70
mother and child The pustGes communicate ie
infectious matter from the latter to the ioGme producing sore
nipples puera fever and vaioas othsI disorders anu sow
vouig mothers 10 al early grave This wash has been ekten
iyely used private and domestic practice 9nsnout me
Union for some years and France and England where she
has agencies established prescribed b. the most
Of the faculty certain sIeciiG Il IS no" rspare o oy
the secret of its composition known, and Who from h own
experience running through series OF years ea lo',1s9 1
three days. - po,r.r,-
New.York j. Niilhau 1873 Broadway; j. H. Hart. corner
Chambesstrret and Broadway George Chiffon 30 Ganai
street York. MIS- HAYS, l3e Fu!ton's'Feet' o:oohSn'
col I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25
I4TORMS KlLL THOUSANDS.-Ch are

w most subject them but persons all liable
be- afflicted nh them. Bad BREATH paleneSs about the lips
flushed chez picking az the wasting away eanncsS
pan in thu bowels joints or limbs disturbed sleep nghu
among The symptoms of worms Alany are doctosd io[
months for some other imaginary disease, when box o
Shermans orm LoxenseS would effect DR.. RYAN
corner of Prince street and the Soe cured man OF worms
that was reduce 10 skeleton. and BY only box OF S-
mans loZensss he is iat Alderman he Hon
e. & Deardiev has saved the life OF of his children ny
them The sale o oyr 2Ie SEQ boNe, has iuliy tested them
Tbay the destroying medicine known.
Consumption Coughs Colds WhOowng ougts, As lima,
and all 4scIous lungs. VIII ma healing value m
Sharmau Cough Lozenges They saved The Rev Richard
De- Forest i. Rev Nr. Srter louatha2 Howarth Esq,
and h4t worth old hero Leouard Rogers from the consuln
ys's grave Th.y cur. day the Rev Mr.. Dunbar.
the Rev Mr. Hancock Wr. A;tTee, Esq. OF distressing
coughs They The pledsantest oous medicine and cure
the ,coueS. Ci any known eme!y
Esadschs S-a-scsress and Palpa;ion. relieved from
fv, - zen iirls. D. Sh.fmins imI,gr LoGeices eSons
a,te;u travelling Viii md nm 10 nhsit
buoysucy spints anu renew thslT s-Sss nose sns-
In from 100 te living viii hrt few oi The oz4es 20 d.s-
Sa lI--curv repeatedly cured himself y! severe had
ache bv them captain CHADWICK, Of tn packet ship Wei.
linz. .ou ia> witnessed their ecacy In great faanE cases oi
se.clpcsS Tsy operate like charm upon Ie altasd or
Shattered nerves. Seinsus Poor Mans Plaster does upon
rh umatsn, lumbsgo RAM or wsaknss III ae SIDE oacA'
bea>t OF 5. .-. o. tie body NT H. c. Dasc-Is, 80 Ann
street, Henri r. ,ioudlns, 30 thttha street Moss j
HrrQars G lnaiti:pde of o.hsL, have Npsrlsnced
the won,iul fleets these !astrTs Prcs oai 2t cents
Caution necyS>ar that you cs- III" ssnu. Sherman
Lozsnge and ?lieT>. there are m:nv worthless articles
attempted &c o. ilns OF IN p1ce o 'helS oy l'ose VINO
Dr.. Sherman : Ws,rshousa Is .: ITO Nassau s,rta.
A:.ats-ll0 - l59 aud Gei Broadway ~ HUDSON 'tI-st
lSs Bower; = East Broadway, u Astoi H9ess 60 " u
PhiIsl-lphia Z stenwiS Hall Albany; L THpr-, Newark
i'm,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25
LACkAWANA COAL,
COAL, COAL, COAL!

COAL! COAL" "COAL
YTHE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
vii Inowu stand corner Of Greenwich and Chrsophss
where tbs propretors receiving and viii continue 10
choicest quality OF Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal which they
pronlss 20 sell al least per lower than any il the city
The business of the ard viii be by the sneScI
be and they solicit the patronage OF the public he! o!d
customers and friends. Coal by the
note through the Post. Office will
WM DAVIS,
JAS. NEhbtSo\.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25
.ps,. THE HOMESTEAD FOR SALE.--t.

,sss. THE HOMESTEAD FOR SALf,i ~
sS& Farm !, Montgomery County half way between AZ;
5a%y saly and Tcs nrar the sa, western RI RS1 10 aud
Erie Canal containing 7 acres OF very flen n so @ VII, win
orchard s!ats% fruit n G0rss wo Q, ssh Si
T., small bousa barn and small orchard for tenant II
IS situated in vaey ,hcky settled and d'ne'iy at The
Ames village Il miles west; Sharon Springs g mies souh
and Canajohare village Il miles north Several stages
rhsrs IS an Academy and three Churches within mile and
half Ii belongs 10 aged widow, who WISHES % s.l
Pie not exceeding 50 5eO including crops vegetables
and fruit OH the premises Possession Immediately Ky
enod No incumbrance Hilf all the money lthe sale
b.nc otherwise securely may remain on bond and mJSge
note directed to l.. S." Sun Office, will DE- atendetto
s23 2t'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25

@ 4c7, INDEPENDENT REGULAR OP-
CE@h9@l P0SITl0N LINE FOR BOSTON via
&-TEE5z<4 NEWPORTA AND PROViDENCE-Cabi
Boston 50 50 Deck fare Boston 81 50 Cabin fare
Newport and Providence 81 Deck fare Newport and
Providence so cents.
The new. conmollous and s,sailing steamboat CURTIS
PECK Captain William H. Peck will leave the pier side
Ca,harne Market slip East ver) Monday Wednesday, aud
Friday al FIVE o'clock in the afternoon
For passage sc. apply a D. Psck POS South up
stairs } or board. jylT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25

HApporrIELp NJ. Aplil3o, SaS
On about the 18th day Of October 1911 was ,ken with
violent pain the side the liver which cont uedaooa
FIVE days and followed by the breaking Of apucer or alb
scess nway which relieved the pam aittle b caused me
to throw up great quantity OF offensive matter d also much
blood Ben. greatly alarmed a; this appedo physician,
III MRGuRY :iG e & sS shsh sd Ds I Many other
remedies were ten procured by wife aud friends but
did me any good The discharge Of blood and corruption still
continued every e days, till last II became offensive
that could scarcely Breathe was also ezed %itha violent
cough which times caused 10 raise much more oiood
than before My disease still grew worse till February when
all hopes Of recovery We're gwen up anu my Hehos aii
thought must die Of gGtioptng Consumption.
AT this time wheu apparently my he was drawing near s
close heard of Dr. Wstas Basam Of Wild Cherry, and sos
Bottle which esred immedhely and o. the use OF
only three bottles this medicine all my pains removed
my and splitting blood and stoped
and weeks my health so fan restored as 70 enaee
me TO work my .Jae (hat Of carpmte aud up 10 thS
tims I bs ye ep o. ed good health. THOMAS CozESs.
Neir Jersev Gloucester Co. ssPersonay came oeior
said county, Thomas Cozens, and being duly Alarmed acco
ng law saith the above statement si1all things tueA
49, j. CLEMESr, J. ?.
The original affidavit, and many Others BE- seen at 2'
FuonStIee
The Basam will Asthma in any stage no MATER how
cns standing AJAX A. Williams Esq Counselor at Law
No So WAm-st. whom it cured Of Asthma Of "a years
Liver Complaint Bronchitis obstinate Coughs Bleed
OF the Lungs &C have been cured cases when all
ordinary means had proved useless.
We ask take simple assertion but will satisfy
any of ;h virtues OF this medicine who VIII
ca the Office by the production evidence that cannot be
questioned. Pnce 81 per bottle.
Sold only by Isaac Butts 25 Fultonstret New-f 10
whom all orders should be addressed DeXter Albany Smith
Fowe 1873 Westinghouse. Boston; Gohsm, New.iaren:
and by e1et throughout the Northern and Eastern States
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25

DR. McMUNN'S ELLXIit OF OPlUM.-Inis
LIS rs c-!c. PREPARATION, Containing I'll M valua
81. medicinal fuslita> Of Gpum na.ura! Of fcombi
nation 10 n. exclusion Q: rs noricu principles Full rro
por ioss OF .hs cr.s-sS: Eumh-t Of noxioG; ri2-
ep'e, 9i opmE ar eor;aid II issa.ln i''rG9nc titGA
op,;- Preparations MS class hitherto made, and 10 winch
rs u>;ly aIitr,a Gos- sasr-sabls fleets upon the
sca aud n,.op e icl i.e.uerty ioiiow ts: OF
e.a-ioa and lin -rs.T 's>eirilu=ss.
THIS SiiXE inay sOpted ~ all -nese S!.C! either
Opium is s4IoG administered .i,h he certainty
obtaining al .loyns, aEd ancpls snodic
effects, yi,Eo. those !iSa-Te-toc conSsFu-cc.So
k-aGacn~, naus-a vomiting. po ;F=rcl aud
ot oh-s uuha9py symptoms, winch c-I distressing
those which applied TO
A Z. D. SANDS. Nhoies ale Druggists. g EGtoG-sc,et
eousr Of Gcl - Bro4dway corre! Chambers n
Ea>; R-oadwEy sGrcr 4:sestrs-, ar The general whole
ls AGENTS whom 4. orders i,oEi hs ..sdz must be adj
dressed sl6 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25

4 MEXICAN LOCK rEPOT.-The subscribers
n invite the attention Of Builders and Others 10 their eiien
sive assortment Of LOCKS comprising Store Door Locks
Front Door Locks Sliding Door Trimmings, Moce Locks,
aces &c. of all degrees of prices 10 suit the most
nomica They them direct from The manniac-
Southern and Western Merchants having orders from their
friends can have them filled this establishment with the
greatest care and least possible delay comprising also Every
Of Hardware used BY builders many OF winch are
not 10 BE- found elSewherr.
1,ynS pearl 81 % door ahOye B-kman.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25

tt+ PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEANS
f5s Packet OF 18th Of Sepembsr-The splendid ast.sa-
SsEng packet ship CASPIAN Capt T. K. Pat:en, sails
positively on Monday 18th September The accommodations
of this ship for cabin second cabin and steease passengers
such canno, fail every comfort during the
roase; and the price opassage very low for which i'm
mediate application should be- made on board at pier II East
river, footof Jones' lane or to
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25
WHAT MEDICINE CAN COMPARE With
PETERS INESTIMABLE PILLS, AND
NAEDlGATED EOXENGES

DETERS VEGETABLE PILLS have now
L beel general than years and the public,
tauyh, ,sr value by exe of their wonderful curative
nopee have accorded 20 them celebrity unparalleled IN
Testimonials of from every quarter of the Unon and
from individuals every condition OF ie are their creen-
tals and unless thousands of respectable have roun-
tarily entered into conspiracy 10 deceive their iefow citl
zes these preparations upon the human system IN man
ner little short OF miraculous.
stand nothing Of the functions Of the yt and are
ignorant probably of t'r ave positions that medicine
acts upon the blood IT 1t could pass into
the without the necessary digestive process which all
digcstibe which into The stomach must undeITo
PlTERS' VEGETABLE FILLS and d CATHARiiC G,f Ak
by purifying the cyle bile and all other fluids from when
blood is generated In all of dyspepsia choc Jauudce
fatuenc diseases pccu lar TO females darha-
in short all complaints affections oil the stomach liver
or ntesnqs they wi effect NEES OTHER MEDi-
CINrs HAVE rAllrp or this have ample proofs TO
hbit to all who wish 20 investigate them.
PETERS COUGH LOZENGES, By their superior
efficacy have dsanc-d all competition. The aggregate OF
all The IN sol the country does EQUAL the
sale of this single preparation All pulmonary complaints
that beyond III. reach oil remedy Yield TO feteIS
PETERs; WORM LoZENGES are found such an in
able for that Parents flock from far and
to Obtain them for their Suffering offspring hess Lozenses
thou. hey destroy aud eN wormS with electric rardry
may BE- taken with Perfect safety By hs most DELICATE infant
PLASTERS, IN curing IN, rheumatism, STRENGTHENING the
removing om the Ions, side and breast, the
cons,,n, theme OF all VINO have tried them.
THE HON. MARTIN VAN buren,, ExPresident of
the United States with host o Members oil Congress many
Of the Foreign Ministers, and hundreds Of Clegyn.n and
Physicilns are anon. the advocates aid constant
parons OF ih- above ne.mablr preparations Principal
OtTic, l25 Fulton, corner OF y assau-st. SD I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25

aNs FOR >ALE-A FARM OF rs acres OF
SHN Tilable aud Wood Land. Apple and Peach nEchas
Iin good fence: with Stock, Crops, Horses. Wagons.
Gait Farming Utensils Tools SC About 20 acres now IN
Meadow Of Timothy and Clover; acres OF Wheat OF oats
SC very fac AMI the land Sh Of cultivation; hoass
barn ont.hos.s workshop good first rate wateT-pnp
AZ tb. houe another in the Jane the tamyad for stock
The farming utensils good and sufficient for an mpos51
system of agriculture Six excellent cows OF native bred
and young Stock 20 eep Berkshire hogs. Sc Sell day
and sand oar vegetable marie the place mueIaS pos
This Farm is situated in South Brunswick, y j., about
midway Of the New York and Philadelphia railroads ot Two
or three hours from New York. ,u.
Lnnnire OF VI. Palmrr. Il Mott ST.. y. Y. s|O -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25
"a NEW line OF LIVERPOOL PACK

III NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK.
T ETS-Packet Of 18th Sept-The splendid fast sailing
80. packet ship SHERIDAN, Capt. f. S. DeIeyster,
will sail positively as above, her regular day
The hps Of this line all 1000 tons brthen and upwards,
and their accommodations for cabin second cabin and
passengers, 1t Is well known superior 10 other
line of pa ckets
Those wishing secure berths, should not fail TO m.ke
early application on board or
w. ST. $. TAPSCOTT, !3 Peck slip, cor Sonth St
Pessons wishing Send for their friends have them
brought out this ship of the line on favorable terms
and those wishing TO remit their ends be
pIed with drafts for payable demand without
discount other charge all the port towns Of Eng
land Ir. land, Scotland or Wales. sl8
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25
SOMETHING NEW IN GoTHAM-House.

k1UNEI HINT NEW IN VO I IIIi-'I-IIU TUE
- Keepers Take Notice.-Wall Patent Gothic Cooking
Range THIS important npFoySmsat cSaDEise ry TYP posi- sS
viii mend itself every house keeper foTits beauty
simplicity convenience durability and economy 1t & Is made
10 level surface; Will do double the wo.k OF ne ordinary
range with half quantity Of fuel and be set IN any
fire place by ordinary the space oi o! ons
has the following advantages all Others VIZ arse
size Oven one side and portable Oven on The TOP
so constructed that part the whole OF the range can De
used and b. the adoption of false BE- used with the
cssrity Of burning large quantity OF fuel 20 do sHai! guam
tity of work. Also arrangement for heating large
With conrivance for heating which b. attached
ilesed The having spent great deal OF time and
as the very best and economical offered to the pub
ic and would those about erecting buildings or intro
ucnc Coton Water 10 call lo6 Fulton b-tween Nas-
sau and William Gro r Nerklees, No; 81 Be-ker
ST. and h- opeat Of this b-io:e pnTch1 Else
yyha go AlERkLEE. y W ALLEH,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25

GENUINE TEAS, Wholesale. and Retail
VI The Canton TEA Company have Just completed ysfv
teusys arrangements ie the approaciE: Fall T!ade
these hsy have e,nnenii successful and ,!sil we'll
known superior judgement and simple have been
most fully ot the atrrs - th-i patrons Indeed
their snti:f erd the rights t..c euel
a hno need comment (te by
.ssd and unprincip-d persons the
inJ Their and Black Teas whic! have htrrto o6
thai they have introduced and ;hey think lar bor= an that
can he possibly sold for the IN he United Ss:s Gun
m,@S Qualities OF Black Teas. The uM!ivsrd iowGua
Mixers fresh and in Perfection An exens,s assert;
in lots Of any qasn;ity Poporticnahle varieties Of otiisr
teas Genuine java COFFEE roasted % d1 AL @ sSSd sub
cated 70 ali parts Of the Country Terms cash Principal
SIore l2l Chatham street. Nav York Bches Sis blecker
street Christopher New York and 10 sulsch see''
Brooklyn. -, :; -
United >t for toe sale OF The oa ;Ens aEd snulnr H ~
qua. Black Teas. sa1H
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-25

GRAHAM FLOUR ground daily, Of e superior
VI quality ulats prime whea,-rx.ra pains ,als In
the cleaning .nd Srirdin-lay be had wholesale or ts
the uiilI 23 Chsr Orders LETT the following place.
will be attended S3 Fa-st; IL Wes, Broadway la3
Eo,Iston-S;-
GENESEE. SEED WHEAT
Of srperio. lniIi.y, also 70 be lad ,r re mill
sM Ims HECAER BROTHERS,