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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-14

owe return our thanks to Mr.. Outs.
senbery, of the House of Representatives
for his attentions to this office.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-14

'Amicu, Plato, anicus Socrates, ssd nag,s
AMIGA reritas MelancthOn" in last Democrat.
There is much sense in the above quota
ton when literally translated. Try again,
"Melancthon." If you wish to make dis.
play Of your knowledge you must do better
than that, or you will never equal the
learned John Jameson in quoting latin.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-14

&c. Calhoun has been nominated by
the Legislatures of South Carolina and
Georgia for President.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-14
THE MISSOURI STATESN NAN"

We have received the first number Of
this paper. It's published in Columbia, by
Messrs. SwIrzLER & WILLIAMS. former
proprietors of the Columbia Patriot. II
is larger than the Patriot was. and with
the well known talents and industry of its
editor. VIM F. SwIrzLER, will doubtless
be one Of the most ably conducted whig
sheets in the State. We recommend il to
the Wings of central Missouri.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-14
MARRIED,

On the 9Th inst by Justice Hanna, Mr.. FRAN
lis NJ. VICUkEY, Of Macon county, TO Mis-
GLENDRA, daughter Of Mr.. Jonathan Bozarth of
his county.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-14

DPThe election in st. Louis to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
F. Kennett, Esq, resulted as follows: Mr..
Garrison received sl2 votes; Mr.. Corbn
1888; Mr.. Stone sci; Mr.. Garrison was
elected by majority of 80 votes.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-14

Col. Benton's famous letter--published
in our paper some time since--in which
he declares he never "changes and there
fore has no occasion to find or define his
position" is thus amusingly caricatured in
the Madisonian:
Col BENroN's POSITION DEFINED IN HIS LATE
LITTER TO MEssRs. BLAIR q RivEs.
"To make a dp6uition OF my position is a
thing cannot do i can't-that may suit 9th
Irs-,hat may, but it don't suit me. That may
all do very we'll for men OF Soulb Carolina rails
ing. and men from the New Hampshire diggngs.
hut il won't suit my figures no how-and no two
ways about lhst-and so lell you. Now Pm
the great hall roller from Mlssouri--l AN! and
when solitary and alone. | set my ball in motion,
il does rol-a lHle II don't stop in hurry
The hall don't No! | never change my position.
and therefore, never have 10 fnd or define it,
leave it to my conduit to tell what am. | sin'l
pol teal enigma! amt. People co ne upon
me with letters asking who am Tor. They pile
them up a little too, mountainous they do
rather Now. I'm for Marin Van Buren,
am-and so tell you. and | hope You ale salts
fed II mpu Of Spurh Carolina aising, and
men from New Hampshire diggings, like others
breed That company wants little fix ng-i
does. Pm The wrong sorr Of man for rm-I AN
They don't like me-they don't. aiu't 20
Iiticsl enigma AMT. Pm the great bal
.oler from Missonr-l am. DAM Me-"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-14

A LIST OF LETTERS. remaining in the Post
N Office at Favette, No Jan. 4th, l543.
A.
Adams Walter Long Reuben
Adams George A. NJ.
Adams William Monsieur A. or Mr.
AdversOn Reuben Nlaupn Richard
Arnos De Christarah Major James
B. Maxwell Roswell
Brown William Miner George
Barker Samuel Minor John W.
Black Charles Martin William
Burton Nancy Marshall l.. p
Blair J. S. Morton Gee. W, Tr.
Bryan John H. & Co. N.
Bozarth Milton Nye James II.
Blythe Samuel Neae Presley
Benson Zachariah 0.
Bacon E. or Ware W. S. Orrich Philip P.
C. P.
Candle Charles PrewittJohn 2
Crisrna D. Patrick Benz
Cleveland Jno. T. Pendelon Wn. N.
Cowrtis Mahuida Patrick Root.
NawOod Jas Paintre James
Caldwell David /. Pltney John
Cooper Duany F. Pltney James
Iohorn William Perkins Jesse
NcCracker Ohio q.
Jasper John ouesenOerry 1T.
Cornelius Milton F.
Collins Sarah Ann Rucker Anthony G,
Collins Lavinia Mrs. Rncker John
D. Right Jane
Duncan George Reed Samuel
Dunn Jas. Redman Joshua W.
Dewey George NJ. Roberts VIM. or Thomas
Denny James Ridgeway VIM.
E. S.
Egin William H. Smith John 9
Ellison Ssmue! Simmons Thomas
EddinS Elizabeth Mrs. Smith George w. 2
Edgar WIN. H. Spece F. !.
Erskine John W. Steel WIN. H.
Ewin R. A Sanly Thomas
F, Stanly Doct
Ford Laban = Snavely Franklin
Ford NJ. A. Sluton Martha
G. Sanders Joe D.
irifith D. w. Snavely Nancy Miss
irave Joel A. Street William
iibos Charles F. Shtiet Hasten
H. T.
Homes Silss Tally VIM.
iern Thomas Towles WillismP.
News Thomas Turner Matthew
Hayden L. F. Turner James
Hannah Sarah Ann V.
Hooker William Yivion Hervey 2
Hooker James w.
Hill Archibald Walker James
hughes Sarah N. WoOlfOrk Mildred Mrs.
Ackmai David II, Woods Robert
HALEY Presley Woods A. ca
h. Wright Leland
Ksr William Woods Caleb
L. VIM John T.
Lsngford Robt. Wilson John T.
Lancaster J. P. Rev. 2.
WILLIAM TAYLOR, P. NJ
! Ian. 7th. ls43 n-S,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

.Lo ord ;odehtedness OF the country. Inc
c. - c-or is not oyer a half one. The tr5utn
nsed il up Pork this fall, II Is supposed, VII Dc
scarce.
,oen, ,,b;cb will be OF vast importance to the
prosperity OF this town and of ncaicuiaoe oe4is-
fit to the surrounding country Ihey a'e :,
as an associated company, IN dam Hg up 'lI -
Ioscnb River at this Bend, wheie II Is a.'oIL
900 feet wide The dam Is TO be H'e '. -
.,.5 i now rap;dlv being erected. One naii o. tle
r,ver is thrown into the race, when WIZ ~
fe., ,r;de at the bottom when completed, anc Is
no,y far advanced and very nearly nllsnco' II
aries from 10 to IA feet deep, and oil the water
there will be $4,000 inches at the lowest calcnid-
ton. The head-gate ard lock are completed
The latter is the largest end best Job OF the kind
on the river. It's IA feet deep l39 feet long and
80 feet wide The river will be closed TINS week
and boats locked through. Water power Will be
ready for use IN almost any quantity N two
weeks The requisite amount for a wooIen lac
tory, saw-nll, nail factory, grlst-mlil, and DC
lieve d forge have already been proposed Tor, and
the frames Of some Of the buildings are even now
ready TO be raised They have been about three
months al it, and it will be entirely finished IN
three months more When completed 1t Will have
cost about $4,000. It tells well for the public
spirit and energy OF our citizens that the stock
has been taken entirely by thcln-that nearly
every person Is a stockholder-and that a large
number Of them have, by thcir own labor, WORKED
out the amount Of Their subscriptions 1t tells
well also for the sobrcty Of the laborers and
country, that although as high as 4g have been
at work at once in the water, &c, there has not
been a single drop OF liquor drank by them while
on the ob From the large amount oi water
power created by this improvement here and the
quantity already, at this early time contracted
for, YOU can Judge for yourself whether South
Bend is not destined to be heavy manuiactnr-
ing town. Yours, truly, ;. e.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

Ihe Wing hcGaaghey has the certificate by 6S MAJOR
bnt township giving 66 L. F. majority was not
ed not having been returned time This would elect
Wright BY majoriry.
Thus you sec Bigger has majority in A of the
Districts, while the Whigs through bad luck,
have only half that number of congressman.
The Wings in Michigan have nominated Dr.
Pitcher of Detroit, for Governor, and J. B. Lame,
a farmer OF the adjoining county of Berrien, for
Lieutenant. They are both strong men; Pitcher
was last spring, to the surprise of all, elected
Mayor of Detroit by a booming majority, carry
ing by his popularity majority of the Common
Council with him. Mr.. Lame has served two or
three seasons in the Legislature with much credit
to himself. He was elected Representative in
40, when his county gave majority against
Harrison. | don't doubt that the Wolverine
Wings will make pretty COED fight, but should
be much surprised to sec them victorious. Abo-
liionism, fear, viii materially damage them, as
it has the Wings of Indiana and Ohio, and the
trying this year." viii also affect them. Ii they
choose TO try, however, they might perhaps be tr.
umphant, and from the fact of their bringing ort
their strongest men. we might reasonably infer
that they did not intend TO allow them to be sacri
feed. tits generally supposed that John S. Bar
ry, the present Governor, elected two years ago
by 7OOoD viii be renominated by his party. If
ne is, he will find that one fourth of the Wings
won't stay at home again to allow him to beat his
opponent All that the Wings get in the Legs
lature Will be clear gain, as last winter they did
not have solitary member of the Senate, and
only two or three Representatives. suppose
you think that there Is splendid opportunity for
great gains to crow over.
The Wheat crop, as | informed YOU IN nv last
was excellent. ltisnow coming in, is purchased
at pretty good prices, and materially assists in
making business liyeGer and wiping out some of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19
l6 oamtdi
CTATE OF NEw-YORK, ss.-In Cbancery.-


STATE OF NEW-YORK, ss.--In Cbancay.-
~ Frederick Fncr Jesse Hoyt and othar3 Masters sale
In pursuance aud by virtue c dscreta order OF the Cont
OF ChanceTy Of this STATE made the above entitled csoe b
The Vice Chancellor o TIE First Circui viii be sold az pub
lie auction, BY AnhonyJ Bleecker Co. 4ucuoness nnds
the direction Of the untrssnsd of The Masters Of sf
Court a. the Merchants Exchange In the City Of
Oh the fifteenth day o September next; twelve O'Clock
Of ground situate IN the Seventeenth atc t.evsnt) Wad a
the City OF York the ea5terly Of the Bowsry &
tween Thirteenth and FoueentistEees known BY the sized
numbers 5l3 and j Bowery together bounded and containing
a. follows Commencing point ,h: eastery ilnf o.
the bo"ery distant hundred and iers SIX ie
norheaSs:ly i.om The northeast Of the BOwtfY aa9
Ihteethstfeet. where the nor,hery linz OF lot Iumb2
on map made b. George q. Smith, City Sur:eyor dalc
Ne"iork. February 22d, $780, known q map OF eIro.
perty the BOwery and Thirteenth aud FourteeEtttss
belonging the Estate Of homas H. Smith deceased nov
Oh Die the office OF Register OF the City and County Of
Navy oEk, Gter5ecL5 the BowrIy THENCE running eseiy
along The E0cthe line OF SAID lot number laid owE Sl
sad map ai-ty ieet hive iIcilss, thence so,r.eery ass
t rear OF sad lot number laid down said map aad
alins drawn III continuation thereof ort-tee let seven
uchas, 70 leads late OF Jonathan C0ddiaStoai
thence westerly along the lands late Of ssd codaiHs
ton 10 straight lac SItynlne feet four Gces 70 the b0e
y thence northtE!y along thu Bew-rY fogfee sit aer
10 the place 0 beginning bin3 the whole Of lot nuGlbr oes
part ei lot nun,-r on said map lated SeIT YORK 2a5'
2itn, 1913. LUClUS ROBINSON Master IN ChaIcsfy.
John L. Tracy, Solicitor for Complainant. au2i 2'aNJs
r sale OF the premises above described postponed 70 " "
(th day OF oco6=r aeHt AZ the LOus and p=e U1F
NrsT-S York, SeptsIpbar 8 lGi3.
SIS 2lwts LCClJS ROBINSON, Msster in ChancsG.-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19
10 900 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND

IL, ,OtiO FOR SALE--Lyng in Orange and Rock
Iaad COUNTIES State of New York IS miles from The city.
The New, York and Ee Railroad Orange Turnpike and the
Raapo River running nearly through the Of Il: 1t IS
we'll stocked with wood of q years growth end upwards
mountain OF lime stone said to possess great strength and Sc
rera iron mines Of which has lately been opened and
proved TO be of quality There also very extensive
with NUMBER OF ialli on thG Rn,lpo River
part Of the tract the scenery which beautiful IL Is three
lnlr above Persons Wo ks and IS known a the Augusta
Tract Access D. had TO three four hours by the
n \ K Ere Railroad fve hours BY the Of
Eackens.ck and Orange Turnpike b. the way OF Nyack
or Hayerstraw.
twill be sold n.ts an offer made for considerable
t=ct. Inquire % Chatham street whss map can De seen
and other particulars asc=ained relative TO the above Eenl
a.; anil 3In-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

Dear Sir-r feel it nv incumbent duty say having for
meI! been prostrae b. OF the asthma and lhoueh
relieved of tha) ms lungs have since been sensitive
Having recently taken violent cold was severely afflicted
With tie Influenza that hard cough prevented my Gus
tosr repose and consumption seemed To De the lnev
consequences But having notice OF your Indian EX-
i,corant APPLIED 10 oil your agents 81 whom uf-
Yours, very respectfully, JUllN ELL =.
ate Pastor OF the Baptist Church ~ Stamford, CT.
hut noiy Of New Ork CITY
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

l,TA-AlNUTON ELiAlR.-A pure vegetable
w compound" Natures God has sscre!ed IN The ytss,
b lng;om sae sure and speedy yemsdes for all disease
.rh for and discover these part oi mans ailo,t-
9! This we'll known assertion o. DIoseondes, cre oftht
.rieuce Of It's ruth and wisdom, the discovery o
H. washington Elixir, which i}r u many Nirtnes, mas te
-, bsr hunlre Of our best citizens can Attest It's almost
royyer IN thoroughly Curing that atoleab!e of all
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

HAYNES VERMlFUGE has gaddened the
j hearts of many mother who had expected soon follow
her child to tn. grave but found restored life and rosy
health by this celebrated specific. 1t exrels Worms Wit hout
irritating the stomach and bowels and combines
the virtues o tonc with those e an aeTatve Neither the
Esrge ths tXpectorant has rival IN the hole range
of the aeris lnedica ot the diseases for which adapted.
WORMS ARE SWEPT AW AY from the Stomach and
Bowels b. Jaynes Tonic ystmose + by The bssom Q! de-
L. aud are expelled with the mucu5 in which thy I'M
bedted The cure Is IN almost all cases permanent and If
the preparation will never fail produce the desired object
for the effect does weaken with repetition hose who
suffer cm Piles Remit Fever any complaint where
mild ionic or alternative may be desirable. Will find III
JAYNE; Tonic Ne-mug- most vaiuabl. remedy.
- Sold BY a. b. * D. SANDS. Druggists, at wholesale
and retail No Fulton street 215 Broadway, and II East
Broadway. sic I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

CORPORATION NOTICE-Publlc Notice is
~ hereby given 10 The rowner occupant or occu
pants Of al houses ano lots improved unimproyed lands
affected thereby that The following have been
completed by the ssessors and are lodged The Street Com
missioaer Office Tor examination by eli persons interested
VIZ
FOR FLA GiINCi sidevs aks Avenue C. embracing lots
the side OF Avenue C. between rh and I0;h So or eth
u0lthery sidewalk between Avenue and D. on 9th 81
both sidewalks between 81 and h Avenues 20th s. sOur
efy sidewalk trtweel Blocninsdaie road and h venue
l;h street EortheIly sidewalk University Pacr
aad 5h lhtl norhey slGew ak between the
5th aud 9Th 4 avenp=5
FOR PAVING WEST STREET, embracing lots be-
fwe-n Battery Place and bsnY in West stieq on Bar,
sry Place: north side, half from West Wahinstop
street, N0rTs street from West Warrington street, on
Rccr street half war between West and " a5hinstou s
CtIle between West and WashEgroon stIeers and
Ahanr half way from W-st ashn.ton strrer
FOR RE.PANiNG WATER STREET between Fnlron
aud Beekman embracing lots Wzss Stie- between
Fulton and Bekmau halfway between Berkmao
sheet aud Peck slip BkInau street half AZ between va
te ard Pearl street, The aud half way between Water
aud Trout steet5 e Fulton street half way be-
I" "==n Water aat arl STREETS the west aud half w.T b.
tween WatsS sGd Front streets rh- east.
All persons who- Interests affected bv The above rzfned
asszleti and WHO opposed the same, either
thsu ~ requested 70 PRESENT their obl5eo1s yyrIt-
in 70 rns gntsfsiasd a; r- Street Commissioner Of
Eces within thirty days from The de Of this notice
JDHN ENv E.N, Stree; Commissions
and Chtrm2u OF The Assessors
Street Commissioners ot'scs Sept. 49, 1873 s's 10,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

MTORMS KILL THOUSANDS.-Chllti are
subject them, but persons of oil ages are liable
be afflicted with them Bad breath, paeuess about the lips,
flushed cheeks picking the nose away l-lnness,
pam the bowels joints limbs. disturbed sleep inghtul
dreams, moaning and sometimes yoraclous appetite, are
among the symptoms of worms. Many are doctored for
months for other imaginary disease when box OF
Siermans " Wcm Lozenges would effect cure Dr. Rgan
corner of Prince street and the Bowsry cured man Of worms
that reduced skeleton and By only box Of Sher
mans ozsnges lie IS now ta Is Alderman The Hon.
B. B BeardSley has saved the HE Of Of his children by
them The sale o over 600 gC0 boxes has fully tested them
They the onl inallbs worm destroying medicine known.
What itmIly will be without them
Consumption, Coughs. Colds, Whoopng Coughs Asthma
SheEnan Cough Lozerges They saved the Rev Richard
De Forest, the Rev Mr.. Steeter Jonathan Howarth ESD
aud that worthy old hero Leonard Rogers from the consu
tves grave They cured In dag the Rev Mr.. DunbaI
coughs They The plsasaneSt cough medicine and cure
the soonest OF any known remedy
Headache Sea-sickaess and PapaIion relieved in from
five by Shermans CamphOr Lozenges Persons
Of spirits and their Those suffer
from free living viii find ew Of the czsnges To dis
pei the horrors and ownssS OF spirits M kuth OF the
Sunday Ne!cu has repeatedly cured himself 1eyere head.
ache ov them Captain Chadwick OF the packet slip Wei
lngton has witnessed their efficacy great many cases
sascnesS They operate like charm upon the agitated
shattered nerves sherHians Foor Mans Plaster does upon
Thtumatism lumodgo I9n or weakness IN tie side back,
breast an part Of the body MI H. c. Dassers 80 Ann
street Henry i. Goultng, 35t Chatham street Hoses
Henrques Esq and multitude of otsrs have experienced
auon necessary 10 ee that you the genuine Shesns
Lozences and Paste there many worthless articles
attempted 70 be palmed of place them by those who
would tE!ti- with your lie for shilling.
Dr.. Shetman's Warehouse at IN6 Nassau street
AgrntS-tG 2T3 $50 aud COL Broadway 227 Hudson ltr-a
IS BcweTg. y East Broadway 10 Astor House q VII.
IiaEi stfr 80 Fulton street Bmoklyn 90 Che,nur street.
Phiadelphle etaawX Hall, Albany; L. Tnppe Newark
ais Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

IOYFUL NEWS TO THOSE WHO NEED
y T-The universal and unryalSd success OF JAMES
FXPECTORANT in all Pulmonary Affections Is now tu.Iy
conceded b. al! who have given 1t proper al no one
SITUATION Is superiority every other treatment can 10
oasr be doubted. Il has, and VIII prevail over
an remedy for the above diseases which MAJ oe depended
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

r@rFOR SALE--A FARM OF l25 acres OF
sSs Tiabe aud Wood Land. ApIle aud Peach Orchards
LIN good iracr; with Stock, Crops, Horses. Wagons
C1fI FaImas utsnsils Tools Sc About 50 now IN
Meadow Timothy and Clorer SIX acres Of What OF
Backweat Sc very line and tie Land high state Of cult
yation Hoa.e Barn OUT: Houses Workshop Sc good h,s
Brayara for sGgck The Farming Utensils good and
sufficient Tor an improved system Of Asrcqure Sly fScs
sbe Hogs Sc. &C.. Soil clay and sand loan; Vegetable
Marie on he Place Immediate possession given II desired
THIS Farm Is situated in South Brunswick, " J. about
midway Of the Ne-Y and Philadelphia Raiiroads
three hours from Ne!y.i ofk.
lnrnifr of VI. Palmer. II MOtt-st. y. y. sl3 lw-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given, that a pet-
on has been presented in the Board Of Aldermen
between the Bloomnsda road and the 5t
avenue also flag space four feet wide, through the
sidewalks thereof
Persons interested in the proposition and opposed TO the
the undersigned his Office Hall of Records BY the
2h INST. JOHN EW IN, Street commissioner
SrI-rt Commissioner Office, Septembsr l3, l8i2 sl4
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

= To t- had wholesale ard retail Of a. B. s. D. Sands.
Druggists No 70 Fulton street; 213 Broadway; u last
T}Toadwav sl6 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

% ~ AZ o crns each or fe Cor adol!,
To be hsi Al " KILLS. M So,hap II R,; G;oal'sIose5
W. nd & W Von1Srsmith lol Grsvnwichstrset N,x.
y6i John JtsksSn No[thsseTad,E5ss g5sE TRilnserh
cEarr \. y: D. smith $40 Bfoa!.s,gesy Newark \.
3Tn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

LTLLING- -I-UIso IT IIE SEW En- IEkN II
4 WARD-Fuhic Notieeis hereby given that petition
mas ben presented the Board adfrnsn 10 have ,urken
Lots tedi the 18th Ward between the Flrst avenue aud
snue a aud between 9Th and lth Streets Also have
Curb aad Gutter Avenue between 10th sad
iih And also have The Pourette works and ell
other south OF l5h removed Persons
ested IN the above propositions and oppose. the same
-sed present their directions writing under
signed I his Office Hall of Records by the 2etn of Sep
t-Ubzr instant. JOHN EVEN
Street Commissioners Office, St.srt Commissioner
September H. 1913 SIS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19
NrW-i OKh, SCHUO- ). ~ !.
=. Essis1 LEY'S MOUNTAIN AND r1s----tzeA.
scsaEssgs;ssy. ASTON via T. aL.d Soper-eEI---ls--

For Schoolsys Mountain leave ie No. North R7eraSi
O'Clock a NJ daily, tSuntays exc.pedJ by steamboat 70
EzabeJipor or leave the 100, ol Coprtandr a;
O'Clock A. NJ. by y. j. Railroad Eiizat~htown. there
connect h the for Sonerge co1cses thence % nile
10 The mOuut.iu-on!y!aG early IL the afternoon.
For Eastop !eaviE above proceed b. ra road 20 Som
e.i!is coaches FROM thence ;oa 81 nlS) )airis!ag III tso2
Z O'Clock,
y. B.-Th line connects t.aaton with lines fanEins TO
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Pottsyilie, "iikesbars &c
This route on OF the short distance ~ coa.'e
nahins by far the most psasen; and expeditions coHn,sa
Sonsrye has provided himself n end horses
accommodate private parties with extras az the stort no.
tIC-, and on reasonable terms.
For seats apply GA D. Hope, Merchants Hotel II Court
lanit street ~
leave Philadeipha at O'Clock a H. By the NewfOrk Raj.
road line 70 New Brunswick Coaches from thence, arriving
IL The Mountain early same afternoon.
je29 II SANDERSON \ KEAN. Propnetors.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19
Or 5 p iP9 I'M su'sI'''[I O 's 'sl''S JOHN HoAsE

sgss- THREE FARMS for sale, in the town OF
B-scknaa, Dge,cs The said farms are 1ioqgs |
rst contains hundred and sixty acres with h9ns.
barn M The 2ont contains bout 0n 4unGF5G b5 '"l raaIsn, a
one hundred acres without buildings. All IN good repair
well asIsd and well " win gl9"En5 n5, mg'f9M S o
If not previously disposed Of they will be sold at fuOlc
Auction the m Of Nov next at y 4f9eE on e n pls y.
premises: " HELLER Gil DERT Beekman, or WRIGHT,
LOSE.E & co. ~ Moo!--st.. Neyy. ioIk slt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19
MlRACLEI A MIRACLE "A Very Won

y J. Gu Ibe Sk,nt-l he ITALIAN CHEMICAL
s0-Rmeb ithgu; I5 5e.t eSss . tsco .
ls E,cnit, ard the unsolicited spproTal o, The
dics society 1t has sals "a I n s is such i,
as umnir ckes blochts salt yhenm scufyy heat spots
ten 'nG3as, moFsW 80 = dark yellow or sunburn; ska
o beautiful healthy crarnesS cure the 6ts oi hoSche'
toes Insects SC. and cure tender or chsp.ed Ist
Prics "a csnGs cake Sold the sign OF the American
E.ei. 81 Chatham street. NewfoIk: aud 5H u!ton sl,
B6Skyn; 2l3 Broad ST. Newark; State 81 Boston, Ledger
Buildings Philadelphia SD Ih
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

iDRAGLiC LIAfE-Crders left al ]. D. Nil.
is Dr. Gcods Storei21 Bro.dwav Will r.cav, promr
!Etentloa. Prlce 81 Per c.5k of goa lbs
gu ABiJAH SMITH. tins only maaufscture-
2N00BARRELS OF LINE, of the best quai.
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TIE COMING season, and good city beuls and mortgages
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2i1ii CASKS OF LINE, OF good quality; a5f
jpO c.sss Of North River Line
&c barrels If good Hydrzpiic Cement
100 bids o. unslacked Lime, for rlsnvrc
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