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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

- We were Informed of an important fact Yesterday
a;ing Dr. Fvmings DaEhoea Candy was the case OF
little boy who had been afflicted with the Diarrhoea sr
long The mother made trial of tins Candy and The
Dr. came and ordered her not to any m2re Of what ne
after he commenced the child grew She th;n gave
nm The remainder Of the stick and 1t cured the child com
and Bowel Complaints. His Worm Candy complete de-
oyrr OF Worms IN children and adults and for sale
ale and retail Dr. Coves Office NasSaustree and i5O
Bowery 221 Hudsonstree 2S Geenwichstreet al Eighth
fyeAue aud The OF l2lsrert and Third ~ y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
DIED,

O, Friday July as Mary Anna daughter oil iSfsel u
and Harriet Cole, aged months aud 10 days: :,
nIy .s Mary Aau daughter of John skillman aged Il
n,x .s Clarence son of William and Charlotte Hull,
'sa "r consumption Mary Elizabeth el1es, daughter
-, Jonathan and Lydia Ann Thotn. in the 20,h year of her
nIy o. after long aat lingering illness, William, Of
Thomas and Sophia r. Wheeler In The u tsa OF his age
.Juy y. MrJotn Wilson, aged 80 years aud months,
late one Of the officers the Bellevue Alms.houe.
Al ewHaven, July ~ Cornel,a De Peys,er youngest
daughter of Robert S Van Rensselaer,, aged months
AT Boston July % Mrs SophIonia Ann, wife of Henry
L. Turner, -.
At Boston, July 20, Mrs. Ann widow of D. w. Bradlee
A, South Boston, July a6 Mrs. Lucy a. F,agg 50
At Chelsea Mass June 49, Mrs. Su5annah Green widow
Of the late Joseph Green, ST.
A, Necdham, Jay u, Mr.. Jarat Tucker, 81.
At Nahan July "A, John Phillips eldest child Of Rev
George w. Bls-dcn of Boston, years and II months.
AT Salem, Mass, Eliza daughter of Mr. Peter Drown, of
South Boston, > months.
At Danvers (New Mills,) Mass, Mary Towns widow
of the late Capt. William Towns O yeas months and
A, Exeter n. H., Mary Joy, infant daughter of Rev j.
H. Fairclrd.
At Tionesta yenango County Pa, July 4, Rev. He=e-
kiah May, formerly of Massachusetts,, TO-
~-vr---
Passengers Arrived
In the ship Bazaar, from CantonJ Montaudevtrt ct
NewYork G f Hubbard, e r Cords, NJ Weed, OF Bos'
In the bark Tuulon from RottcrdamMr Saunders, and
90 in The Storage
IN the ship T.luma from New. Orleans-S Mills.
In the bark Awanowna, from Observation-Disclosures al
len Strong Roberts aud Schaeifer.
In the Rowena at Boston from Cape liaytien-slr "
Lewis, Of Boston
Passengers Sailed
In the George Henry, from Boston for smyrna-Lou!s
Freeman Ostinell, and Stephen Massrtt, Esqrs.
Passengers to Arrive
IN the shin Sutton from Cnarl-ston-H w Gray and ,dy
Cant w F Graham Messrs Stlman, J A Stillman, w a
Caldwell, DAILY w Adams, B Smoras, w Smith, Jr, A
+ Rayencl, l. ErtzlerCer, S Clarke, NJ Colder { B
IIubbe, NJ Wakeman S Hubbard, aud h T Starr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

Pos, Office, New.York July 9th, lsi3 .
~ English Mail.-Lesser Bags per Royal Mail
Steamer Caledonia which leaves Boston the Ist Of August
his City on Monday the sst inst IS minutes past
o'clock P. NJ. JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM,
ivas ais Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND AERIAL GAR.

A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND AERIAL GAR
a DEN.-P T. BARNUM. Manager.
DAY Visitors admitted the SGDic Erentng tree.
EIGHTEEN EMINENT PERFORMERS
Mr.. WILLIAM COLE, th- Great Chinese Nondescnr,:
together with his educated and talented Do BILLY whose
great eats sagac obedience and talents have placed him
WONDERS OF THE AGE
His extraordinary iears must be be believed.
Also snca.sd for one week only, the celebiated
GREAT " WESTERN,
Tn, best ieinsatOr Negro Character and the best NJ
GRO DANCER LIVING who vii! present 10 u" overs
OF Mh the import IN The shay OF 7 l9Erct
FULL SPEED! NEGRO EXTRAYAGA. VIRGINIA
BREAKDOWN
THIS traornar Performance has eicite the aGnI
Stion oil thousands all the principal theatres In te oEited
States.
The CITY BRASS BAND, c tht,;eer. Hussiaps l ss-
saSrG iot the balcony, garden lH stage. Ms; Piit
IN ocailst Nh Bh0UN Err, the Coalc Sussr; LA =
II :. tEkiTO, the D4ns-us-. Sc.
e5ioTmancs every "Wednesday and SaGIay aiternoc.s Al
anu every evening Al s.. Ndussl"a 10 he 'uS"
years OF age half pfic-.
+ HOBOhEN-Thls delightful qsce c! summer
rssoIt presents advantages All offers ~ 'he Nicm't
of SNORT excursion The facility with wihch IL 60 te vs.
le by tr barclay Canal and Chri>;",cT vrt's>
dsrs the Walks ana Grounds ysr, accessible wilic,
are open 10 the public are considered - uaiu,.e by
devoted 10 ms purpose tor their extent diversified SccrI
'ud supsrb prospects No pans have br, s.l,t,d this
TO increase, rs much as possible the natural beauties OF t
place As additional attraction. Neri!r! Bai
led by Mr. Myers will give series OF a Concerts At III,
hysan Fields on The afternoons OF Mondays Wednesdays.
and Saturdays durn!, the summer
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

~ Particular Not:cc.-Those persons having
Furniture any description dispose Of who break
ng up housekeeping will find ready sale for any portion
all OF their goods b. sending their address, calling upon
the subscriber. Goods any amount purchased.
F.COLTON, ll3 Fulton-street, and
,-.f Arn-y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

WYNN. T. JENNINGS q CO, 2sl Broadway,
w American Hotel opposite the Fountain, ofeI Tor III
rpsc,on an entire new STYLE Of Fancy Coats for travelling OF
bu,inoss purposes. EH 'ss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
By ROBERT SEARS

Aided by the writings of celebrated Biblical Schol
ars, and other leaned persons, 'Sho have made
the Scriptures thsr study.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
Remarkable cure Of Hip Disease.

New-I ork July Goth. l3iJ
MEssRs. S,Sps-Gent. My daughter, aged six years.
with the hip disease when years DID, and
then has been gradually until recently and
her suffering intervals most painful 10 behold ana
battles all description. The head Of the hip bone thrown
entirely place. after which! matter puss formed IN The
socket of JOINT and for many months succession she was
entirely deprived Of all natural She was reduced To
mere skeleton and very often exclaimed Oh Mother wish
.l please the good Nan ABOVE take me TO himself
IL was ny lsTyeDt her suengs might be terminated
and my anxious fears removed. =,
The Almighty has promised to be with troubles
and in tc seventh ne will not leave iorsa.e u.s. II We
nut our trust and confidence IN flm and t:u can say It
has bees verified IN the present through HIS blessing
and your instsumentaty my child l,esyes restored to
perfect health, and living monument OF the eic OF your
hea!,-restoring Sarsapa We had tried all the remedies
Thin reac had the bone set, had t bSrre and
pur- without effect. She commenced the u.s. OF the SaTsa
arla in Aprl last and III less than week there ey
der improvement discharge came on from the hip Joint
c.d healing, and IN c.s than
entirely closed During the rn. using the 'ar;
saplra she passed large quantities oil Worms, which aided
materially ha, the She raIdly improved
health and strength her appetite increased, a!d she
tir. restored, aud wholly so By the Of your Sarsapsa
With the grateful feelings o mothers heart and fathers
WILLIAM 5. BAILEY,
SARAH BAILEY,
No 5g5 Fourth-stIeet.
We the subscribers being neGhbor to William AID Sarah
BAILEY know the above staencntn relation their child and
the cure performed BY Saudss SaFsapaa be strictly
WILLIAM POWERS,
JOHN MYERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

~ Notce-Cousignees per ships HBuRTON and
ST JAMES arc requested send their permits board,
Of Maide-lae immediately all goods perittei
within five days will be 10 public store. jy2s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
CONTENTS
OF THE RAILROAD JOURNAL,

FOR AUGUST, lS43.
Destruction of the Croton Dam, with illustratons.l
Railroads in Germany.
Extracts from Remarks upon the River Railroad
Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal.
Long Island Railroad Report.
Reading Railroad and The Coal Trade.
Extraordinary Phenomenon.
United States Navy.
Galvanized Steamer.
Boston aud Fitcl.burs Railroad;
Locomotive Engines of 1899 and 1913, compared.
Steeed Journals ank Chilled Boxes
Progress of Railroads in Europe.
Engineer r sport Of the Long Island Railroad.
- Published monthly-32 pages-a 81 a year by D. \
Minor aud G. c. Sclaef % ChambeG-street New-Yofk
iy"2 lrI)ltWk
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

The stocks sold at auction yesterday nsPhadelphia be-
,nred mostly 10 the Mechanics Bank of that city They
,,sfs All. il is believed, bough, in by the Bank
The Atlantic Insurance Co. Of Philadelphia just wound
has already paid stockholders 500 per share par
ss, ard has s left, Ti Company long
uade the management Of the late Condy Racquet Before
h, death he succeeded in obtaining from the Lega
e granting the Company the privilege of winding up its
sfars AT The time the ACT authorizing tito go into iqui
s.tiou was passed the shares were selling at S3s.
Counterfeit $40 Of the Bank Of Smyrna Del. in
e,rcoa,on The paper poor and the whole appearance
ordinary.
The orpheus and wes, Point at the Cincinnati land
ap on 20th with nearly 300 tons Of merchandize for the
Santa Fe Traders including 80 wagons gearing for SOC
males, sc. purchased in Pt;sburs.
Ia order prevent fraud the Secretary Of the Treasury
a' adopted ,ey good plan !, ss been determined b;
1888 except those in which the is engraved and where
the different denominations very distinctly exhibited by
plates varying from each other in their style and ,gn-ttes
These denominations will be Sl00, $500, $1,000, $4,000
5000 $40. 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

- Il Boarding SchoolaIrvinS Institute,
Tarrvtown, =. Y.-CIrcuars al 16 Bowery, n y
jy22 .ms WM. P. LYON, a. NJ. Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

~ Walter Forward and A. w. Marks,
AIiOrueys at Law, Pittsburgh Pa ms 6mlSs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
Thc Envy of Inc Coretors.-The ropnlar

4. The Envy of the Covetous.-The popular
ity Of the Balm Of Eden, pure white appearance, has
excited the of the vcder Of certain nosnm cosmetic
him make bombas,ic flourish, lNS1NU ;ATlSG that
Eden This BASE INSINUATION is hurled back
naIneess aMnr wt the that ANY one can have by
calling 259 Broadway the address OF Of the first physi-
clans this city who knows the ingredients ard the manu-
factu of the balm, aad who will say that it contains no
remove tan eckes, c from the face and neck without the
slightest in iury iy27 sis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

EcEw!rHs PLLs.-These Pills may be had Wholesale and
oi the general Agent, II. D.. TURNER 10 John stee,
" NE esioscway-o whom all orders be addressed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

~ Large Chapel Of the y. Yl,.B1 s. Snivsrsmy ,i.,
every Sunday Morning and Evening Subject next SAMOA
Eyeoing- Has God revealed the Church knowledge ~
Times and Seasons ?'Reyew OF Bp Hopkins and Df. 1''
on the Second Advent.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

NC7" The " Ladies F" demand the publicn-
ton Of he and address OF the first physicians
OF ts city, who knows the ingredients and The nanuacur
Of the Balm Of Eden Popularity of the Balm of Eden
Bosh. T is the long established popularity of the Water
oBe.uty aud that only to be found 81 Walker street
door from Broadway. l2I 3tlSt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
.Iosenh Heg.man. Anction.sr

JVstph kftktinan, AuctloneVT
CALES-ROOM, II Ful,on-Street ESs
~ DAY, August >, At u o'clock noon, the SalesRoon
u Fuion.slreet sale Of valuable Brooklyn Popsry Auc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

ITO BRASS TURNER'S AND LOCK Ma
KERS.The stock, patterns and toes of the late John
r. Coats Offered for sale, aording good opportunity Tor
those who desire 10 commence the above business not
youy disposed OF private sale will be sold at Auction on
Thursday August 3D. AT 10 o'clock A. NJ. Fer terms
NJ a, Ro...Arn. iy20 2N
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

No House and two Lots 25 by loo feet, running
WI !TsT.ms made Known on gay of sale iycsSs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

~ Divinity of Christ.-Rry. S. D. CochKA;s IN A.
viii prrach on this subject Tomorrow Afternoon a. y
ct =, the Free Cougres 1tiona Church in the Medical Coi
. Crosby-streei I'd story, two doors below
seats free The public are invited. NS l.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

M@vI -FON NEWPORT AND WIDDLE.
,1..-tAsAh- TOWN POINT, daily. Sundays sIc,pted(
pnchi1g At seg@ine; Dock s,,'sa M5sa lisna
town Point on Wonay, Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays
and F ! O'Clock Odd fan, and o SfRyPSrs R1S.Sn
street on Tueslays Wednesdays Thursdays and rdays at
O'Clock, A NJ and Saturdays at r. NJ Stages VIII Dc IN IN
Freehold or any part Of the county. Uniform companies OF
target r,cursios parties pleasure sc will be taken IN ana
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

~ Wire Window Shades-afan1 tnrs1 !: 20 -, .,
der of any size shape or figure and handsomely ht,sG ~
hogany frames paror. basement, otiee and othe
' N' LEE & CO., is tactoryy,,sttleet.. :; /,
These beautiful Shades unlike all Others adm eas
e same time they ohsruct the view from ts SIRE @
room and keep flies and other insects OUT ana es - is
mental. 1'-.--
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

For diseases OF the Chest aud Lungs DR.. TAYLoR's
SALStM or LiyERwoRT 35 BowfRY-rhs great discovery
q medical SCIENCE has shown concusiyely tina, Consumption
SSoashs Colds Asthms Splitting OF BLOOD and al other
sases OF the Chest and uugs alone be cured by
vegetable medicine II had been believed for many years that
le b. were properties the heb LiNerwo which Were caa
eaa This conclusion " AS founded upon the effects Liver
s Produced whe taken in the common wayhesltf was
potd out rarely restored and large nauseous doses er
10 produce the least good effects. This necessarily
shied the this vsluabe herb the extent required
sf"ot after many chemical experiments discovered IN the
mode OF preparing Liverwort, most OF ITS MEDICAL pro-
Are lost and also that many OF the varieties oil Liver
consaned very saall quantities of matter useful for dis
ns:@nle TWO three abound with medical r!o-
VI such peculiar power that he does not heste TO ave
priiei that their powers such they must II
i ussd cnIs certainly the it ami perhaps The seconh
u III greatly relieve the third of conSumptipn
properties OF Liverwort concentrated IN The
r,a OF iveEWort which for several has proved such
peeht 10 all lersons who have used Be careful 10
te new label with the signature cf Gurdon j. Leeds,
& wholesale agent. l2s Maideniane attached each
yTty'u a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

A YOUNG LADY competent 10 teach the usual
n branches OF an Engsh Education. desrous of obtain
ing situation Assistant Teacher Address j. L. r. 81
iyixs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

n- 1s43-sECoND COMING OF CHRIST Hl2Is,I ~ ~.
MnIrnw ISsbbathl Morning afternoon and eyenins al M m
usual heu public worshp PfpsssST % Mrns GrS pub
lished every Thursday No. Spruce-street- l5<s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
IIlslineHer

pY ORDER of the Hon. Michael Ulshoetter,
OFrsr Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for the City
and County Of NwYok Notice hereby given pursuant
coniny conceae aud nonresident Debtors that at
ment has issued against the estate Of the eGpn!SeT IN
b,rt residents of pekin ia the State Of Illinois, and that the
will sold for the payment Of their debts %sis's thsy
IA nine months from the first publication of this notice. ana
Thar the ymen ebts due 70 them by residents o. s
l., itia this beoogin; them an! the transfer OF any
such property BY them forbidden by law, and are 'ou
Dated the twentieth day cf July la,3. .crNrM
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

The Rev. X. Marshall, of VlckSourg 'il,sls sas
spp will preach To-Morrow Evening III the torSyth-s'Iee
Methodist Episcopal Church. Services TO commence AZ
o'clnck
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

s Of three yery convenient rooms, No 2) IN the Granite
.., Building No 73 Chambers.street. Furniture may oe
had wi h them if desired Iyzy --- o-Is-
I~l TO LtT-At Williamsburgh, l.. l., the low
cf; er ua Of tw story brick front house North ih
street between Sd aud 18th reet, coniinng two b'ss.
-nt, and rooms the fir floor and TWO bedrooms i
r attic am! not five minutes walk from the Grand street
Ferry IL Will te let low good tenant Apply 70 T. pet-
ty 25 (-utre street New.York of Mr.. Seth Even,
corcr of North lth aud 2l streets, williamsburg L.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

At,, in hair from oniSnTh. ye. heals Of hair still stand
pe,emnent above all others Their peculiar sht Sossamsr
natural hair gows-the elasticity and their SUPERIOR mate
rial and workmanship we'll their style of finish and ar.
ranSeInet all combine form such perfect heads OF hair that
they must b. seen to be fully appreciated
system art Of VIZ Waking TAUGHT in FIVE ;1;
satisfy the astidous that he is the best and cheapest
kar in the city he Broadway of Libertyseet up
stairs jy20 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

"a IN consequence OF the Interruption to his bu-
siness By the late fire. the subscriber induced To S'ir
sale, low price, his valuable residence a. og ~
beautiful location Heights within three minutes Walk
of the Steamboat landing 4. j. MCMAsTER, Sing sing.
O half value could easily be obtained upon bond ana
mortgage For further particulars permitted to refer 70
B. n. FOLGER, 29 Pearl-stIeet.
THOS. y. AYRES, So W afst
N, MERRITT & CO "a SOutpst.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

The schs Ou,erie at Boston from Albany on going INTO
the Dock onl of ship Bombays Jib'boom ane cae'
away foremaSt and bowspTt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

those requiring articles Tor Immediate he addition to
stock Of tment Of nst quality ready made Gar
looms, Vests, Office Goats, Travelling Focks Dressing
choice selection of silk and Satin Scas Caya,s, Hand.
kerces Gloves, Sqspene, Hosiery, Under Vests Dra~-
ers Muslin Shirts Collars. &c. at prices which must oIes
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

No g. The House Lot and store of Little and Tn
ted State>St
No Four Los-two on Skiman.strest and two on Pa
Avenue rucnng through from street, Park
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

No o The thee story House and Lots IS by 100
each in StaGtOn-st!ee No. The House finished IN ia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

PRODUCTIVE FARMING, or Familiar d.
r-s, of m. Recent Discoveries of L-blg, Johnstone,
Daz and other celebrated writers Vegetable Chemistry
b. Jos. A. Smith. VOL l2mo. ,,
Constituents of Pants-on the aG:Sans
of Piants-on the improvement OF the Sou BY nh
''j": iv2a aia ais MARK H. NEWMAN, lee Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

III PASSAGE FOR L1VERPOOI.-To gail
.,yTt 81 August tny superior ship BROTHERS. CaptAin
.eS=ESz. DANIEL. Haymg large part OF her cargo on
for frw cAb second cabin and steer pas
sen.ers who will b. taken low rates. Early application
be made board foot OF Doy-I-street, 70
y2g W. X /. IAPSCOII, i3 fech SnP.
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