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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

Tsrtyc7nnce.--Ihe iullowiog Is a good
story uE:a Scotch niiuister, not fifiy miles
ftom eselss WheI preached agai,ist dram.
drinking
..Draniming," said the good old man,
..is an odi0Gs vice. betefui 20, GhI and oil
decers Sodies. II s 30, thar Ill object to
a drara now and then, in reason sand mo-
dera,ion be..,o the dram, diam, dram,
tlraHsing, morning. noon and nighi-oh.
It's igsi abominable! Yc may take a
dram hefprc breakfast, 10 keep the cold
GU, Of youf stomach, uni: diam afer
khsss juss 10 setIic ne dried hsddock,
or sklpFer'd salmon but VIC mamma be
always dram. dram, dram. drumming.
And III not object TO q dEaub may be al
boon, whaR ye'er royerwcnry Of fasting, and
q dram before dinner foe whei, aud a
dram after dinner for The digcstiop. is q
dram, in season md adram after teas
whafno innnvill tnk' aEiss, for iea'e poor
Slpp, and hurifal 70 the stomach without d
qnaliEtasioa; bn, 10 for dram, dram. dram
GramnsiaG cverlnsiingly. il is a sinis and
bsetats sin= Then ys may tai q wee
dfalpie before supper 10 gie q kick 10 the
appetite, and tsro drains asicr Il, for sup-
per's apt acshe heavy withons moderate
asimniuus; and then yc'll bold out I OK.
poet siiS next Jrcrling wishoui any thing
Ioar, hui may be cup at your bedside,
in ease you snsy be dry ia tho night. This
ys may nlwaysdo, for lie allin rnndera.
Iion bn, dinna he aye dram, dram. dram,
si,a,,,s,,; ;t,a 4 h1fef,,l r,,e,ory,. n,tt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24
Notice.

Notice.
A LII persons indebted to US on accounts
IN due the first Of January last. arc re-
qucsted TO come and settle up. We have
to pay our debts.
Feb. l3 If 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

.A6eeaes Of Afind. The wife Of ccle-
bsaied ioper. iniendinglo take up. a coal
OF firc % light candle, casght her hus-
bands rad'nose between slse sungs, and did
not psscsise her mistake Gniil siis held up
che caRslie, aed tried 10 blow ssse sapposed
coas whcI hc told her be COULD blow bis
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

Temperance asd Refgion.-As we ex
pecie5, tha temperance reform which has
been sweeping over tho country with such
power. for the last two years. is now haieg
following up BY the most extraordinary
reIigiaas excitement cbis country has ever
Witnessed. almost every ucwspape. has
come ailrsion TO revivals in their vicinity,
and in very many cases, the fact is men,
tioasd, iba, efsrHed drgakards arc uni-
,ine wiiA tha church. II is slso nn inter.
esling fact iha, ia most places where the
seaspesancc reform has made az isnprcs-
sion, TeIgipIs cxciiemcnrs follow This
ws- iong since an established HISTORICAL
feet, and recent events have also shown
thar the power Of reyivals is graduated by
tho previous force Of the temperance ex-
aiHnsent. These svc ilnposiaaH cousidera-
sious for Chsisiiaus, and should induce
TIM, 10 urge forward she cause of temper
unce.--Er. papey.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.

Middleton Belk.
Es.llE Plaintiff having this day Sled bis
declaration in this case, IN my Office, and
MISUNDERSTANDING no wiieoratiosney, known
10 be within this State, on whom acopy Of said
declaration, with n rule TO plead eau be served I.
II is ordered, that the said defendant do plead
TO the said declaration. will,ina year ands
day from the publication Of this order, or final
and absolute cjudgmentw beumurded agaiDs,
him.
GEO. POPE, c. c.r.
Clerks Office. Edgefcld c. II. ApIill0. 1919.
April II .: ly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-24

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14
For The Tribune
spfritsgs jarsbip.
.nausrus ssonesAss.


RyA AUGUSTUS sSooGRAss-
Uxro the Beautiful and Fair o Earth.
Instine,irely the kndlipg Socl leaps ios,,
And folds il In It's arms, as Spirits Of oae of'A
And from the Terrible it sttinks in oI.a ,,..d
Fearing and tsemblngwith ssea'n ~ 49, Id,
Like one a, miduigb. from the dwellings u ''e ueA'
Tins side by side these tso strong Feelings ae'
And e'er, as varying natsrs mecS me =.
We clasp our hands in Fear, or s'i'e' sA"'lAs1
80, ,vs fam to worship a, the first;
W.s-;t copyuIsye from the thuRder.burst,
AID =, lie .,u.teripg tones bear Man and Nature cursed!
And ioyfaI, in the golden clouds OF air,
We see thousand angels sporting there, ip's,e'
who bend from Heavens high walls 10 bear the gfdse'u
And in our fear and love we image firth
The forms our fruitful farcies shape 10 biftn
Aad bring our detes in marble TO thr EARN
And thus the Persian learned in awe 20 kneel
Unto his Principles efsovereisn eooo ana III
And 10 The Orb of Fi:e saw God bis lace reveal
And thu. in forests ard on mountains high'
Man first approached the varied Deity
And held converse with Beings benang from The sky
Ri, we far more dvipely have been taught
And in the Beautiful and Dread see nougbt
gn, hand works of HIsbe Eternal source Of Thought!
Sor1pch, NJ y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14
IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan
4 cellorIn pursuance Of decre.a order Of this Conr
VIII be sold al public auction the direction Of The sub
scrber, OF the Masters thereof by James
sons auconeers, the Merchants Exchange in the city
Of NewYork The I'd day of March next, at II O'clock
noon, OF that day:
All those certain lots, pieces parcels Of land su
ate, lying being in the Twelfth Ward of The City Of
NewYoTk, the souherly side 10 be laid out
called Twenty Seventh street together with the land 'front.'
ing the said lots to the of the said street, anc which
said lots known and distinguished upon map OF HE
estate Of Thomas B. Clarke filed in the Office of HE Regis
in and and tor the City and County ef NewYorL by
the numbers t5Os three hundred and eight gs three hun
drde and nne t3l0 three hundred and tep ISL three hun
bred and eleven, 1912 three hundred and elye S three
hundred and threen, (S4 three hundred and fourteen
(55 three hundred and fifteen 3!6 three hundred and I
teen Si7l three hundred AID seventeen, which said pre
embraced in The following boundaries 10 w.t. Be-
ginning at pont in the centre Of Twenty Sevenhreet
three huodred feet westerly from the est line OF Ninth
avenues thexce westerly along the centre oil
TwentySeventhsreet two hundred and fifty eeI thence
on line at right angles TO Twenty street TO the
centre OF The block between Twenty Seventh and Twenty
Sixth streets; thence easerIy line through The cen
ire o! said block two hundred and fifty feet thence north
ery TO the place of beginning. "NewYork February 1H,
1915. WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in Chancery.
j. IL. LIVINGSTON Jr. Solicitor f2 2lawts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14
GREENWICH POTTERY,
POL WEST EiGHTgENTHsTREEr
bet.veen 9ti and l0H Avenues.

2ol WEST EiGHTEESTTI.sTREET,
bet.veen 9oi and l0tt Avenues.
TINE Subscriber respectfully calls the at
h enon OF The public to The great variety OF articles
manufactured at this ishUent-such SToS EWAnE
EARTHE%-WARs, PORTABLE FURNACES, CHIMNEY PoTs,
SRsEE.hoUsG TILE, FLOWER PoTs, OVEN TILE, BACKS
Asp JAMS, FIRE BRICK, &c. &c.
As this is the only establishment of The kind in the city,
where The above articles manufactured the public are
assured that all orders will be attended 10 with
and puncualy, and on The most liberal terms
n. b. great Improvement has been made in PORTABLE
FURNACES and the sizes enlarged and warranted superior
10 any sold in this city. WASHINGTON SMITH
&c Iy1~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14
Va INDOW SHADES WINDOW


w SIADES!-Thc subscribers respectfully iDtorm
their friends and line public that having leased the spacious
store, MOI Spruce te:y doors from Nassau they
are now prepared 10 execute all orders for Painting
description, with neaBess, economy and despatch.
A kinds Of Sign Painting done in style no. 10 be sur
passed by any other establishment Geld Signs warranted
Boards always on band.
Banners Interior Decorations and Trarsparencies done
order Designs furnished and executed in superior style
Specimens of work always be and references
by calling al the above place.
TEey have on land and constantly manufacturing
Transparent Decorative Window Shades. Strangers in the
city, keepers OF hotels Saloons public places OF resort and
families always be supplied with Shades of the best de-
scrpon and warranted The consists of splea-
did Italian Landscapes Wild Vignees, French Scrolls,
ygnetes and Rose!te Centres, Scrp;ual Views, Fancy
Sketch and Gothic Landscape Centres, Tinern Abbeys-
All kids OF Shades, matter how difficult painted in
superior style al this establishment
They would likewise call the attention OF the public
most splendid Gothic Shade got mp IN good STYLE and
ranted 10 please.
The trade generally supplied on liberal terms
Trimmings furnished ana Shades fixed If required.
RARTOL DE MAUNY.
SAMUEL F. SARroL,
LEVI. z. De MAuSY. jlItf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14
XN7HO CAN DOUBT THE VIRTUES
w OF JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC!

SuMNERy1LLE, N. j. Nov. 26, ls42
Dr. Jayne: Drar Sr-l send you the following certificate
obtained from Mr. Gu!ick. would just state that became
acquainted with him about two years ogn At that time nc
was entirely bald, with the exception Of lock OF hair on
Tie back part OF his head about the size Of half do5
and that lock OF hair he told me had been HaGe grew
the use OF your TOnc previous 10 which, he pos.yey
AYERS, that ne had not single hair bis head The nan
now covers bis head completely, and is from four TO I'VE
inches !cDg Very respectfully, yours, &C. r. MASON.
ANOTHER PROOF OF TIE EFFICACY or DR.. JAYSgs HAZE
three years when was recommended 10 Try DR.. Jaynes
Hair IoaIc Iprccured two bottles Of Mr. Mason ~ Suh
merylie, and Using the Tonic for about tren months ny
hn came IN all ever my head, and, although net qus =
thick as before yet 1t constantly growsg This surp
ing restoration OF my hair has excited TIE asiobmentu
all my atquai1ances. and made object oil cufios9
10 many am IS years of age, and have reason 10 ~
gard the inventor OF this matchess Hail Tonic as pane
benefac0r. JOACHIM GuLlcX
New Germantown. N. ]. Nov. &c, 1912.
prepared only at No. 20 South Third Sc Philadelphia anu
sos Broadway Price. ST. Oo6 bottles for s. co. lol In
A FACT WORTHY THE ATTEN.-
IA TiON OF ALL.-It is an rnden:able fact that inaF
Yiduals OF all Religious denominations and Political cIeta'
are daily subscribing for Merys Museum which IS hs ~
yc'ite OF American Iouth As evidence OF the ileie
exctes in tie juvenile niad it is only necessary 10 Wy
that many little brghtt yed fellow, with his sunny ias
has been almost daily at the publishers Office or w
Merry's Meseum yst! Can have till call sporoH
hear how fem Trotter gets along, ard wht rs
become ofPhip Brusque, and how Bob ery lost bis W.
are you going To have al 10 the Puzzle II LEV
number" &c Tie modest ste rl too is among ls
missing she also has questions ask Shall we sss
stories like the Three Sisters! ioBg hear E9e
about Fanny Gossip and Susan Lazy ~ very sens.g
mnn says y little daughter sup Defines in the nctni
saved me more than dollar he price of The ssenn
by keeping Henry ia evenings instead Of weans
out shoe leather with other boys at play"
BRADBURY, SoDEN 4 co 1H Nassau.st g. ~, L.
vi and n hnNt.S Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14

slSAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
4 Medal waz awarded J. Hayden for his yery xpn..
or Pens" by The American Institute at its ia Psr III
government have given them the Preference and the
accountants and Of the public institutions will ns
otaeE fens They have justly obtained the hgheS anns
Eo, and are not surpassed eauaed by any Ia the cnnt
The trade are supplied at the Manufaerurcrs n-css ~
agents J. p HAYnEN S SLises ~ me
Ageass also for siimans School and Ink
my91
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14
CARDS, Enamelled ane

z Pearl Suriace-Printers, Engravers. Booksellers and
others who buy Cards. will find cards in the country
equal these Tor quality aud cheapness. Great improve.
msnts nave been made in these Cards within short time,
Copperplac Printing Style Writing and Letter Press Print.
.ng and beautiful article for Address and Visiting
Cards, being OF clear white complexion, and smooth
CLASSY surface The Pearl Surface Card, for business
card for usual purposes the best in they
surpassed by any other in point of quality and
ed print we'll in every respect bear strong body
ink from large type, and all work equally we'll They
sold prices cheaper than other cards Of inferior quail
ty Scales CT sizes aad prices given TO any who wish
,e and the csrds for sale, wholesale and RETAIL by the
manufacturers agent JOHN ALLEN,
dis "a ujm iS9 Sassau-s,reet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14
Country seat Tor Sale.
- THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale
...Ls his Residence HGesck Falls Rensselaer, Coun.

iy,N. \.
The dwelling House brick high 50 by "a
ieet with wings 20 by "a iee-he whole elegantly turn.
saed and npPied with every possible convenience Tie
Yards and Walks are neatly with brick marble
and Tie grounds around the house. embracing three
shade trees and Ornamental rubs-ogeher with one hun.
deed young fruit trees consisting OF choice varieties of ap.
Pies pears peaches pluHs, cherries apcos ounces &c
The dwelling Is situated on gentle emne1lce overlook.
Ing The village and commands view of the no.
mantle valley of the Hoock. Any quantity choice i'm.
proved land tom 10 40 acres, will he ola with the pre-.
mses. The above property is situated in a rich and highly
cultivated Agricultural region "a miles Troy mile.
tom Remington on lie road leading from Lebanon 10 Sar.
aoga and IS most desirable location for gentleman OF
taste and leisure.
Terms reasonable and payments to suit the purchaser
For further raation, inquire OF James = TAayer ESQ
Nrw-Iork City, or on The premises of -
l.. CHANDLER BALL
HoosIcK FALLS. Jan. Is. Ia4S ~ 4u DanW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14
~ FARM FOR SALE at Auction

RI FARM FOR SALE at Auction.-
.<a. VIII be sold al pubic auction under the direction
OF Ffeatck j. Coffin, Esq. Master Chsncery ,hat well
known Farm late OF John Wolfe deceased, situate within
ha mile OF the village of White Plains in The Cously Of
meScles,er, at The dwelling house the premises on
Thursday the 2sd day Of February instant at one O'CLOCK
IN the Farm contains 80 good land
uh.eE an excellent state OF cultivation is well waiered and
premises IS a new and convenient D yelling House
There will De sold at the same time l, of yvood
Containing acres, lying separate from said Farm
bout one bali OF The purchase money can remain unoe
me PIsses For further Particulars inquire OF ISRAEL
TOMPkINS, at White Plains Inf .sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14
A FACT WORTHY THE ATT.
rs THERE NO BALM IN GILEADl

- 1HEhL NV baIM lin oiL6.sO,,
Vas the pathetic exclamation of the prophet OF ae
as BE- beheld the degradation and mseries OF his psop.
and does not The heart Of the phlanIhropt move WIN
uofs OF comsera ion and ne wiiafsses he no
less and hapess condition Of thousands dying al! snTS
him with Consumption, and Other pulmonary anecsJS
and 70 ask IS there balm that can heal them " ao -,
that will heal then, and at arrest those fatal dgY
and restore them to health. 1t is found in JAYNEs C
PECTORANT, which never fails to relieve. 81
IL is prepared by DR.. D. Jayne, SOS Broadway New't"
and 20 South Tbird.street, Philadelphia. ,o1,a,
PYire- bottle wi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14
HAVE YOU A COUGH do not

4 neglect il; thousands have met premature death
for the want OF little aiicn,ion to a common cold.
Have yGua Cough!-DR.JAYNE'SE XPECTORANI,
safe medical prescriptions containing no poisonous drugs,
and used extensive practice foT several years, viii
positively aferd relief and you from that awini
disease PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, which annually
sweeps Into Ike grave hundreds of the young, The DID, The
fair. the lovely and the gay.
Have you Cough?-Ee persuaded TO purchase bottle
OF The Expeciorant. TO-DAY tomorrow, may be 100
late.
Have 5ou Cough !-Jayne's Expecoranl is the only
remsdy you SHOULD take 10 cure you
For this plain that in OF the thousand cases
wacre it has been used has il failed 10 relieve.
Prepared and sold By Dr.. Jayne, sos Broadway New
York rio I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14

ESVJi 4 : i YUM y y
Sir Ae,iy Ccoyer's celebrated Corn Salve has now
citizens OF New York for Sufficient
lime virtues and happy IN STATE that so
far as have been able learn has proved iist an IN
albie cure. It's has believe been attended Win
perfect success the following certificates VIII STOW:
Corn alve has perfectly cured my corns, and from lis CT
ects in my case TINT Of many others which have come
within my knowledge an disposed 10 regard as spe-
cihc. r. II. SHERWOOD, NJ. u: 325 broadway
have used Dr. Coepers Corn Saye With perfect
Ny Corns Of long standing and The worst ever saw
bad that considered them incurable but one or two ap'
pcaions of the above uamed save entirely removed them
without pain WYMAND BRADBURY,
Publisher of the Boston Miscellany ls7 Nassau st;
Sold wholesale aud retail lS5 Nassau and retaed at
James p. Cblioz', NJ. D. $50 8roadway MesSrs sands,
rs Broadway Mrs Barpers 5it Bowery, 1883 Fulton St
Broadway. Us I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14
u ULL'S TRUSSES.-Noiice 10 Run

& 4 tured Persons-Persens adIc,ed With ,,,r, NV
eiy upon The best instrumental aid the world affords OF
application at the ONCE o. YeSeysreet ST 10 eaer Of
saIeiul to examine the back pad of ups ues TO see
y are endorsed by Dr. Hull a writing. None GEM.
ns % 70 DC relied upon a: good without his signature.
A;any persons have undertaken 10 limitations OF
celebrated rnsses and Thousands imposed upon
consequence These limitations be relied upon they
The ordinary tr1sses
Room. have been fitted mp al No. Yesey-sreet e1oir.
vsy LOT ladies', having separate from the bust
nes department, where female in attendance
ts 'rait npon female patients S1I n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14
IuoRMs IN cHlLDREN.-of all

Wv diseases 10 which children are exposed, none are
50 fatal TO them as worms unfortunately children are
seldom free them, and as they initiate "a. sy,apuos OF
Ing Effects without berg suspected They are not only
cause of disease themselves bat their iir'tauon =
another. " uding themselves up into sige oas anu oo
sirucng the and frequently the throat h
tonnd !, Or JaYNE,S TONIC vERMlFUGE, which
will very soon destroy the Worms, and inva,oa.e e '
ers o. digestion 50 as prevent return OF neni. h;
Prepare ONLY a. No % South Thir! sree
an SOS Broadway, NewYork Price 30 cents per oo'ne'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14
XA7AK WAR WAR THE Wi

NV AK ! WAR WAX The wig
w Makers have declared host ties against our neigh
Dor, DIR. JAYNE, account of his HAIR TONIC which
and Gentlemen old and yuuag hockng 10 the Doctors
standard Head, long Invested OF the first rrdlmens
hair, a,cr using hi, Hair Tonic appear with
and flowing locks, which Absaom himself might have
We'd. Beardess boys are with large and bushy
whskers and ladies smile again through her
ngIe.s, beautiful ana bewi,rh hing than Bald
heads dofing their wigs and throwing them 10 The
noes aad bats' while th. wig makers stand a.inst
they behold the demolition OF their business What viii be
the consequence OF Ibis know not as the wggies
outrageous, and Doctor remains firm and declares
that some things can he done well oihsr and that
Bald Heads may yell their hair the hair of
others. Weekly Messenger.
Prepared only by Dr. D Jayne. No sos Broadway, New
York, and 90 South ThirdsTrr Philadelphia.
Price 81 per bottle s Bottles tor s.. 10 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14

4EA TO LET-Dwelling House and Ba
Inc kerry Sta,en Island "A two-s,ery House
large garden. Also HUuSe suitable Tor Bakery
having been occupied for that purpose 10 let
bic terms, the village OF Rchmond Staten Island Two
omGbusses pass The door daily for the quarantine ftrry
Ep scopa and Presbyterian Church in the mulc.
die vicinity, well GOOD schools and other
quiSite TO good Eeghborho0d Apply 10 EDWARD
81 Wall.st. Iii lw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14
!. 4 S0 LACKAWANA coal

psi CU Price Reduced-cheaper than summer
elssry. Cali at the Companys yards, OF Beach
nd West streets, csrner King and Greenwich and
er OF Montgomery and Monroe streets JIG I'm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14

.aA. Association of the City OF NewYork are DESTROYS
purchasing from thee thousand acres of Lard
within hunred miles of New.York City, in the States
of Pennsy igan!a, NewJersey New York The said
Lani must be W.: supplied with wood and water, and
poses. Uncnluvaed lands with Shall Cultivated es ale
adjoining, would be preferred. Owners lands who can
give clear ,,le requested prepare statement
relation such lands, with the favorable terms
and address their letters (po.l pa d) r. W. WHITLEY
Persistent CT lAe Syvana Association IS Pine NewYerk
The attention OF and-hodes respectfully solicited
The Sylvana Association intends going into operation
early possible.
Editors Country Newspapers requested to copy or
notice this advertisement. iStf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14

ETOOPiNG COUGH AND GROUP.
a 4 TO PARENTS-JA!NE'S ENPECTORANT,
without exception The valuable preparation in
for the above diseases. 1t Hopping Cough into
mild and tIactab!e disease shortrns It's duration more
than onea and produces certain and speedy recovery
From half spoonful will cerainy cure Group in
infants aud young children in halt an hours time The lives
of hundreds OF children will be saved annually, by always
keeping on hand ready for every emergency Prepared
only by DR.. D. JAYNE sos Broadway, New-York. Price,
81 GO-6 bottles for s. 90. lO I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14

TEAYE YOU EVER TRIED TT?-If
q not do delay another day, but send Immediate
you been OF the wise and prudent, aad al
ready bought bottle, The question: is seed-you have
covered your hearing. 5 ARRAYS OIL FOR DEAF
NESS never fails 1t is the Only meicue that will cure.
Thousands Of deaf persons will give their testimony in its
favor The beauty of the thing is, that cnres you without
producing, pain
Prepared by DR. B. ELL, and is sold agency at Dr.
D. Jaynes Office, No 3e5 Broadway, New York Price,
S. bottle 10 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14

VILLAGE lax FOR 15a2.--The
above Tax has been PIT into hands for collection
by The Trustees ofthe Village 81 Northumberland but
short time allowed cLilsctiOn Is necessary
therefore that immediate attention should be given TO this
matter By tho would be subjected TO the addl-
na expense of havigg their lots reuned unpaid ana ad-
versed
shall attend a; my cice, First, near GRIND street. Tor
the purpose of receiving the above Tax from 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ and from 10 O'Clock, NJ OF zach business day
WILLIAM D. LpWERRE, Village Collector
wiI,n,shurgb Ian n 1873 IN linz