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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24

CHATHAM THEATRE.-Mr. Blake, a great favorite
with the New York public, takes benefit this eve
ming, and combination of rare novelties is pre-
sented for the occasion. "Bllly Barlow" genus
OF fun and oddly, makes his first appearance for
number Of years, and will deliver, in his own pecu.
liar way, account Of his adventures the various
courts OF Europe-the Chinese War-Congress, in
which Arnold's famous bill, "b4s," performs a con-
smcuous part, NC. &c. It is a capital BILL and will
undoubtedly secure iulI house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24

GO ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.-Thc Boston
Notion for Saturday is well filled with articles orgins
and selected from the best English Magazines.
CONTENTS:
I. Der Observation-Disclosures by l. r. Tasstro.
2. Dr. Walkers Lecture on Natural Religion
3. The Defsulter. an Ger True Tale.
4. A Legend OF Normandy.
8. My Dream at Hop Lodge.
6. The Planet Sy stem OF Life.
Z. Poetical Gatherings
8. Choice Excerpts from late Publications.
9. Thoughts for all Seasons-Editorial.
10 Dickens and the Artist in Boots.
II. Popular Entertainments.
~. Literary Reviews, Foreign News, SC &c.
For sale wholesale and retail by
y. D. FUTILE, News Agent, 4 Ann 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24

WEIGHS OLYMPIC CRcUs.-Mr. Gossin had a
splendid benefit last evening. The house was full
to overlooking, and Gossin himself was never be-
fore so rich in jokes, reparee, wit, and originality
The audience appeared highly delighted, and doubt
lee many side sched with laughter during the
evening The usual array Of attractions is offered
tonight, and we anticipate another crowded house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24

DEATH OF JUDGE THAcHER-Died, IN Boston, on
the 2lst instant, Peter Oxenbridge Thatcher, Judge
Of the Municipal Court OF the County OF Suffolk,
aged 66 years. He was in Court on Saturday last
discharglng his duties; although in the opinion of his
family physician, DR.. Randall, the state of his health
from. rheumatic affection of the limbs, was such as
to have required an entire cessation from public
duties The immediate cause of his death, howev-
er, was more general decay of the vital powers ),
than any particular disease.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24
Bankrupt List.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK

SOU fHrsHN DISINICI OF NEW fORk
John Tenny, grocer, WILLIAMSBURG, Kings CO.; Elijah
Starks, shoemaker Red Hook Columbia co.; David Will
hanson. late merchant, Rverhead, Suffolk CO.; Solomon
Roosevelt, shipwrght, N. Y; IIasead Sweet inn keeper
BoomiDgburgh, Sullivan CO.; John Allen Mitchell clerk,
N.Y. Marshall E. A. Gcer, Compulsory of Ri ynebeck,
NY. ."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24

A SAD ACCIDENT occurred on the Portsmouth and
Roanoke Railroad, near Wilmington, N. c., last
Sunday, by which B W. Hall, Esq, of Baltimore,
was killed, and nine seriously wounded. One of
them, a lady, had her leg broken in two pla-
ces, and is not expected TO survive. Mr. Trimble,
Of the Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad, was
one OF the wounded We are not informed Of the
names OF the others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24

NIBLo's SECOND CONCERT D. HrvKR.-Don't for.
get that the second concert comes of tonight at
Niblo's saloon-csmprising Mrs Sutton, De Begins.
Martini, and the whole German Band. We hear
much said OF Martins rich and beautiful voice. A
little more practice, confidence, and esprit would
make him quite favorite with the public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24
Herald Literary Depot.

All the new literary publications of the day, issued on
TERARY DEPOT of CHEAP LITERATURE. North
West corner of Fulton and Nassau streets Call. see
end buy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24

Within the last few days. persons have issued from
Office somewhere in Nassau street. small penny paper
under the title of EVENING HERALD. and occasionally EI
HrRALps resembling that Of the heading generally
OF the New YoRK HERALD published by the subscriber
wehave receive many complaints from persons VINO
have been deceived by the resemblance supPosng these
sheets and from the office OF this jour-
nal.
This give notice. thereforet to Posmasers on
ce and the public generally that in order to prevent
mistakes deception and freud is necessary to recoect
the exact title of our Journal which THE New YoRK
HERALp," published by JAMES GORDON BENNETT, at the
Nerth West corner Of Nassau and Fulton street. We
issue morning and evening edition, and OCCASIONALLY
extrasbut these altogether distinct and different from
the cent assuming the same and pur
porting to come from another part Of the
Forewarned is forearmed.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRrKToR or THE NEw YoRx HERALD,
North West corner Of Nassau and Fulton streets.
New YoRx, gath Feb, 1884,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24

90 SARSAPARILLA-sands, Bristols, &C for sale
M7l Maiden lane, at propretors prices also Comsocks
which equal 10 the best and at less than half the
price, the bottles being large and the price cents Re-
member II Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-24

90 THE PILES--t is now proved to a certainty
that the genuine Hay = Lniment from Messrs Comsocs
Ross 20 Magazine street, will any OF Piles
either blind or bleeding All those that afflicted with
this distressing complaint find relief by s with
out fsil-Nsv Orleans paper. sses
The same may be had OF Coms,ock CO. n Maiden
lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

The revenue from that little canal has even ek.
ceeded all public estimates; so will that Of ine
Enlargement. The debts ofthe statealTeady ID
cured mus. be paid; and hence sound Poley r. =
on;res that the canal be placed in condition N, 70
command the largest possible share Of the 9a 4.
ness of the valley Of the ST. Lawrence anu '''s
All now admit that it would have been sa 81
better for New York city alone to advance 80 a.
present to the State, the seven millions % uoa'
which the Erie Canal, originally cost, ralileI .ia :,
not to have any canal connecting the T I1i q
Lake Erie with the tide waters OF the f1 n
stlI the wise men of Gotham opposed. the con on
strnct;on of that valuable improvement oy o'e.I
for their benefit And now, ten millions Will
onadruplc the business capacity OF that canal
which the wheat-growers OF the West are anxious
to paw for; but to the enduring disgrace Of these
same New Workers they are unwilling to ado"
them the privilege They don't like cheap -four
cheap bread, cheap beef and pork. cheap butter
and lard, cheap food Of every kind, and millions
of new prompt paying customers to purchase thcIi
poods Such state of things would DC a curse
to Gotham and why should not her citizens re-
sst the completion of the Enlargement !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
For The Tribune
THE UNMARKED GRAVE.
sY MRS. J. ". MERcrR.


An, knows,t ,iop where her gentle form is sleepng
Beneath The srsve-turf Of our s!oping hill.
where normuriag voices rose In sorrow weeping,
Now hushed alas FOR ever hushed and STILL
Or here the oaks their gian, bopgh, waving
il the calm stiffness Of the Summer ar
Where gentle dey.s each fcres; fiower were having
Mid the green tart where slept the young and isf
Or where ;a4 friends with Loves light steps we're stray
TO scst,rr flowers upon her turf-ciad bed ,inf
Where voices rose mid me dim forest praying
Fsrber he lo,d, the beautiful the dead
Or where thew laid he. when from earth departed,
Her spir, freed 10 be for ever blcst,
While az they eazed silea! and noutaful-hearted,
Meath fores, bou:t,, they bore hcl unto rest
They bore he. where the -d mems feet had wandered
Dn. left uasullied Nature, glorious brow
THY sadly .ura'a and Ger the lesson Ponde.ea'
ga, where still sleeps he. cherished form till no"
.,o,. .,s ,,.eoe,b yhere Man hath MS dwelling,
,ULs,e fret trees for years have ceased 10 wave
anj busy voices on the air are swelling
Making ciad rnusics sound Ger - and wave
j. .esps she where the suns bright ray are flooding
viii goId.1 light our tudembosomed hill
where blossoms bright every season budding,
Sleeps she unma,..' IN drcamless slumbers still
Unmarried that spot, her grave it lies forgotten
Though weary search lo many year vas made,
By ceascless thoughts and ufeIess time besotten;
Ru. added there darker, deeper slad-
And nov all traces save the one Of Feeling
Which ever links with Memory iadeess ties,
Are deep within Times Leiheao bosom stealing
no moge on It's glad piuions Ger to rise.
No moreno 1aose-een Friendships links are broken
which bound TO them full nany loving heart
But Time alone tia; lesson deep hath spoken,
AID !ie,pd the wounds which severed ties mIaFt-
And now no more mid summer wanderings ever,
Are heard the pIaintive voices nurin"rins low,
And footsteps tightly tread no more for ever,
IN ,rarch OF her who sleeps in peace below
Who sleeps the sleep which know, earthly waking
No brilliant Lightning of the sunken eye,
No yyavy tresses DER the fair brow shaking
No sunny smile to cheer the passef-oy'
ga, all is past and soon twill be remembered
But as a dream DER which to wake and weer'
Whose fading form unto the wind is rendered;
AS forth YOU turn, sad dreamer! wooing sleep
Tolpa1,da Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
GUDERyILL'S GERMAN PLASTER.

{ most efectual remedy for the following Gem
nl7Ints CONS Cuts, Bruises Burns, Scalds Felols
Salt Rheuu Ague rested FEET Rheumarism Sore Thro7t
efs Sores HIP complaint, Sc IN boxes from
ShitlIngs.
This plaster has been ssd With grrat success for the las,
years and those wne make OF will fnd very
nj N ihsIE families thousands already testify tal
s os sufficient recommendation. Sold By t.s CreueE,
topristor. l7g Wooster street near Houstols Vans,
30 Bower. L n Trip, lST Divi.oIsr-eet Mrs. Munro4
30 Hogsoastree Srs. SParilng, II Second Avenue G.
Sanford corner Houston and Canaon:seet. Brooklyn
Ne5 Cooke OF Prospect and Blidses,reets Mrs
Reefs thread and eedls store, Falton-,t. ssp6 In
NOTHING VIII dress the Human Hair so beau
- tifn7 ihr. shilling bottle of Jonea's Coral liz.
RsstoatYe K gIses the haF such delicious soit dark
lepanonS bat kevs Il II order for days together BIZ one a
eat,ol clears The hair OF dand.uf stops lis falling of
Chatham-sueet, u i:s Ful,eptree Brooklyn as I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

WASHINGTON ELIXIR.-A pure vegetable
compound. =" Naore's God has aecreted in tie vfss
table kingdom, safe and speedy remedies for all ds9as
70 search for and discover these, part OF mans sot
:3i his we'll known assertion OF Dioscordes, one o. ~
most profound OF hc ancient philosophers has received
the Washington Elixir, which for many ,russ, maj
called Godsen The clic-d IL ONLY necessary
~ thar hundreds best citizens can attest its alno
magic in thoroughly curing that intolerabe M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
PRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS
( Nos. % and 81 Ciod-street, NewY or.-April, 1913.
PRICES (.EF,TI,N kEDlTCED-'The tGt.n Print.

DRNTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS
pR nc AM kEa 'fs'f SSSt 81 Print
0g Press Machine md Saw Mandatory IN consequence
tn. addition of ney and improved lachnar - isr works
and the reduction in the cost OF Materials ana adoF axe ea-
hld greatly reduce the prices OF heIr Press, aud OF nr'
fs and E.ulci materials generally; VIII be hy the
newly Printed Circular which the beg leave 10 refer
This Establishment still under the persons! snpernten
dance Richard al Hoe and Robert toe and hey as=nrt
friends Ill notwithstanding the reduction prices
all articles manufactured ny this Establishment shall retain
high reputation which they nave hitherto sustained J.
Will also be ndeiror 70 Improve the Gqay q
a IN every pertiruiar They :.a:er le!nsg:S, 40, ta
their oil friends wt net onig a2nEae their layor5, bur tl1
Printers generally wall arpeciate their endeavors 10 rrGlGh
tire very besia.clas a: bare IL emuuerating prices.
Orders from part the country for all articles used -
Printers Binders Including Type ink, Paper VIII be
e=ecu. w;th the greatest care ard rIuae, ant on the
best terms.
Jobbiag work and repairing viii be dona az h- lowest posi-
b. prices, with every attention and expedition.
:. BAH articles manufactured by this Establishment
VIII be STAMPED r. Hoe Co, that persons from abroaj
nay be imposed upon with spurious Articles, ulas ~
tl;iOn Of theirs.
Futers oinespape publish this advertisement Wit
this three before the first Of july and send or
OF their papers TO will be etite 10 payment of their BIZ
D. 5uyIng the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

.Z.FOR SAI.fz--A FARM Of i25 acres Of
LII Table aud Wood and iPls and reach V Ig55%
sS- FaIminS Utensils Tools. sc. About so acres now N
saidw noh and C@ } sr SIX acre O. or Pos,o 81
% Sc veTv fne and the Land high state Of cGti.
lion; House Barn Out.Houses, Workshops Sf good; Isl
-, W,,-Pnmp AZ the House, another IN the lace near tf
R.Tra for stick The Farming Utensils good and
sufficient for an improved system OF AgcT!rS ON P
p ov breed and Young Stock 20 Sheep beIh-
sire HOES &C. SOFT clay aud sand oan; seset2oe
Tbs Farm Is situated in South Brunswick, y. j. about
nitsy Of the New-Yok and Philadelphia Railroads or t"o
or three hours from Newly osk.
lnrrire of NJ Palmer, II hottest. y. !. Si3 W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

The Washington ELIXIR in envelopes containing clear SIN
and precise directions: for is may be obtained 81 VI
+. u GulON l27 Bowery, Graedst; and Of r.
Moss, cor. Grand agd Cannonsts. j. Wndoyer ~ Eighth
cor Avenue aud 81 street D. II. BUTet cor. 81 Arena
an 9th street; D. II. a Feli Broadway aud i2ns.i
cor. Bower ard Broome-st.; j. Cotdington T Hadsn
s. l. Cotton 26J B!eecket Oliver DeroTas 10. 70,
- Chath2m-st; DIT VIM. Cecil, IorIive a. l.. Loah*
bury, Daaha;!awilIe; Dr.. ". G. Wood, Halem. 81 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

FEVER AND AGUE..-The Washington Elixir equal
lyecacous in Ie Of Choera Mortus Bilious Chols
D!arrhga and Dyscntefy, Worm, and Dysrepsia. Ths
Washington ELIXIR being composed entirely Of Vegetable
substances, s Of course, restectly simple and bansa
though upeqEaed for the raidy and igor with Which
comre the stomach 70 perform the peculiar functions
CURED secng radical Of the ABOVE menonett d.
eeseoGe dose heYng NOT uniequeatIy clused peraaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
r thrpa hours from New-i DIR
ln,Irire of NJ Palmer II Nott-st. y. !. Si3 lw
10 NO0 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAM

.UjU FOR SALE-Lyins in Orange and Rock
d oaa;is stas Of Nv , York 2 miles from ne S H.
maro River running nearly through the Of ~ II Is
Well stocked with wood Of IS years growth and GwaidS
,onntn of linz stone SAID 10 possess strength, and
ron mines one which has lately be Opened and
a5 70 h Of FIST quality There Is very eStrnsiye IA
Ter nol.er with number Of falls the lamar0 RIVER
nxeto se TWO miles loGg and one mile WIDE les m one
nils abore Pier ,ons Works and known "a the AqGns,a
Tract Access be had TO IN three or Jour hgrs by me
lackemssck aud Orange Turnpike by tie way OF Nyeck
f. viii BE- soil, in parts II an offer Is made Tor a considerable
tract Inquire Chatln street sse:e map can oe seen
80. - anti 3.n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

DOUBLE EXTRACT OF saRs.

TELLY'S DOUBLE EXTRACT OF SARSs.
Il PaRiLLA CASDY.-Four packages OF nh. 60
contains the active principle of pounds Of s.ar,
Root. ard il warranted 70 Be ;hs best remedy ss 4
m ia bn,noTs In the blood T. ,ls al 600;
.a r-hss peculi affections Of ;hc almeEtary c9raI
ag from ryness aud want OF Que seen'tIon IL IS xitss5t
EIYal.
this Candy, when ali o;hei preparations II Sarxap,s hi
he-r rrIri In min. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

fgIgck-Afler Goethe, no name in Germany
recalls to mind more varied talents and greater
literary success than that of Tieck. His come
dies offer to the rcade. a remarkable admixture OF
original humor and imagination, broad farce, and
poeuc graceiulneSs. HIS other productions are
somewhat vague, and occasionally obscure: bu;
his poetry pleases on account Of It's amiable free
DON and its great harmony. To the gift OF an
imagination which is by times caustic and bold
and at others satirlcal or melancholy, Tiock
un;es talent which few possess-a power Of
criticism, in the world of which he holds the first
rank amongst German writers. Ticck wrote
mu;h upon Shakspere; and, thanks e Monsieur
4. w de Schlogel, the Germans can appreciate
and witness upon the stages OF their theatres the
performance in their own tongue Of the plays of
oar immortal bard. Tieck, 1t appears nsed also
to read Shaksperes plays, and performed THIS
task with force and energy which showed how
deeply he entered into the spirit OF the writings
anG the meaning OF the swan of Avon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

v. Da,r Sir, has become 50 conoa lately TO prs -
di.Be by letter., that would ncw riran from any ANS
soas OF my feelings opinion did rot tel eOmre!sla
rr.n You remember with what reluctance was iniuee!n
try Scarpas Oil for Deafness fog trl at.t ,J
could no; Ne cured by nedcire; but VIII you hrs
when tell YOU on my second bottle hear almost Mi
nscicaI-rny former existence Seems ike dream arI lie
pleasure Of listening and hearing conversation is N
IN ordinary tone of yoice after beng long subjected IA -
,e of The car trumre almost transporting DO no, mach
Ike 20 have my PRINT, but as the above statement mar
do some good have no oblsctlonS 10 YoeI usIneii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

C7CARPA'S OIL FOR Dl1AFNESS-lmpor,.
- an; fc the Deai-We commend 20 the raEticulu ,;,,,
non Of those desirous ohaviag ;hrr hearing restored Sen
cs OH for Deafness We hear highly spokea By to
who have used II, and who OF course know rs ra'ue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

INHlTTEMORE'S VEGETABLE SYRUp.-Tbli
nvau hrmeiciG has been proved in numerous ln'tll
ces,to BE- safe and eecr,a FOR dlyhGa bowel orsrnns
compl5nt IN c'ilrn jysentery co!e!i rc;as snd omf
PAINFUL tt-eases 81 the testivr sud al.meLtny caat
lis 5o iei2ani Este, mid, YET Efficient 10 rs orfs
tor. ameaa;sT say,n iaiu ard sp,smod!c acarn ana"
chli.!rsn i can be readily administered. -;
The following crftica;e az selected from mas; Of fst
mont2.s ~ iaFUs from .nis EQUALS ho base have Gsed @e
Syrup and ykysri=ccrd u beneficial elects 1T;
From Gen. Gi0et iopkins, oi tleiunoi Hopkins Hasy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
,0p SuPEwSRURY

e7, aFoR SHREWSBURY. L SoRT
49, BRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE, i,vv rSh sna
G~=S WAsHINGTo&; MD DL Il, = sc = 1t
vii leave %rw-Yotk from Fulton Market Wharf ana fua a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

Soi in racNases at Is cents each, or five for ioa
10 h. tad al J. ". KELLf'S Gotham Confecio,s
,rbnls,ie aud retail 2il B.oadway y W Badsau o R.!
~ ard O. W YoGde.Suith. 6l GreTwich-stree, Sss.
York John Jicksoa hSeeP RS Ti,Iiasba
iocG..r y Y; D. Smith, 200 Broad-s set Newark. +
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

wr-zy5 -INDEPENDENT REGULAR OP
t6E F3F R9SToH ya
ae 10 Boston So Deck fare Boston 81 sos Cabin fare
10 Newport and Providence 81 Deck fare 10 Newport and
The new coaloGious and astsnlinS steamboa! CURTIS
PECK Captain William H. Peck, Will leave The PIER eas side
Caharne Market slip East verj Monday Wednesday, ana
Friday al fire O'Clock in the afternoon.
Fer passage &c apply 10 a. D. Psck 2o5 South street IMP
ioro y; h01T. lylI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
CORK LEGS. ARMS, SC.

TNiE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HIN
L ORANGE TO THE ACT OF WALNlNG-J0HN
Z iGNAS. Cork Leg Maker, &c. respectfully informs The
public that he has returned iEom Phii2a a az " =
ars;se.s corner Of Pks.seeS SewYork City, wher ne
eosities 10 MSna,as'ne attiacla' LINES on ri t.e
~, Invented made aud Won az Sracal leg for e eaFs
aaG ten minutectrger FOX 81 years feels confident OF
SUBSECTION TO all Who call on hun for LEGS HANDS.
ARMS. or The COMMON WOODEN LEG su2 En-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
SOAP WORKS AND PERFUME La.
BORATORY.
y IiTnity Pace la.e Lumbsr.strsei N.,c. YnrL.
WM. JOHNSON Il vRo0M.


MANUFACTURER, AND CHEMISTS.
The Trade supplied On the rpns, libs-,l.,orn,
Pal Yellow Soap FOR family Creme De AJnoad.
White Bar. Soar, secuted L a,SSIe ;" Do do
Psia WiRdsors. and eysry- De- Baar's on
caption OF ancy Soaps, Ok Marrow Pommade
lor uTVcerI, DFugrl$ts. ship Curling Fluid
Iins sistchanls aud saE:;i Qr,nse-F lower Water
lie asales style and Grecian DE for the Hair
o i4 a Gold Cream.
s ilt,.ae' c.. !{ayio, for the Complexion
SIs, Ia pos and, Perfume Bags 20 prevent moth.
81, VI 'ile most s1cetienti Identifying Lotion
- 'i VII. Antique Oil.
NJ ts ~ ~ bbo"tsf' handkerchief Essence.
r - VI isoSs1. Chlorine Tooth Wash.
All articles maauf.c 1Ired a, ,hots -. ~ am.
the ::ade Dealers Merchants and Pdass a. ,rsI
inspect stock before making thar nH,chass sna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14
Lad TIE following ard judge cor yourselves -
CJrRE. OF DYSPEPSIA AND DROPey

M kTLtYDesf Sill have eet4 afflicted i0r or e-,
wish distressing 3aG in stomach coS:r,rsSs - "a
bowels, lilqbs much {'vo;'en After eating M MAJ
was u s;ea, distress Tor snort time and thea threw ;.
comfort during that tine. have tired all kads Of roeS;,
that could think Of 70 LITTLE advantage and lad &
Years Of age. the advertisement Of yoGr Doub.
:-ac, Of Sa7s1IaTiiia andy, ai tosSir I'd ly cscr @
sula;-d M system. row aay t:Eg that come LIZ
ne an have been SICK s'ucs commenced ,akinc n
and thanks 20 you 0r believe yoar Candy has hs 4.
means of giving health aud comfort L: my old age "
arr welcome 70 make aay use Of this you NAV thbk ~
JOHN JACKSON, Williamsbur::., II Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

T IQUIO AMBER uneqnaled rne s,lS1 fo,
7ead5 baas Gus coniusious scr9ia, ser = ssss
sraeam eat had ulcers barber; f s,k snq reoye
burn ta irscklss pmpes on The ace ac lTIag ~ iii in.
o wh delicate soasss that ao iai and surs and
~ Fog purposes Of the ;oetie, babin- s;yia
acknowledge rs supremacy over every Other ord he Ike
Il will effectualiy remove pant fitch. damage
from siik woolIer or cotton fabrics witloui the ia
The color No family or individual should y "A Johs
street second floor opposite Thorturas h0efai a''e'
allow 81 those who bay 10 sell again. :, p,-i..ors.
AcrSTs-l5s Bowery, rs Bsoatway corner Ghsabe
i6l Broadway Grand street. Bunke eosG and
Church W R2bt,an 50 Balnose .,s,eS ssa5
r W. Newcombs. Co. so5.RiTsr street, Troy. -"
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WINDOW SHADES-The greatest variety Of
' Shades TO be found any No. Sprucest.
uricS varying from 81 $50 Shades shown with the sr u
est Of s:su!e and chass made. Persons hayiug sha9
of US haze great advantage or places ali patterns
are syina and adding the stock every day Signs
and trusrs painted 10 order.
DHUBARR-20 cases prime E. |. Rhubarh lor
II SHE by GRISNELL. MiNTUBN CO
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