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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

There wall De performance at ; o'clock to-day ar
New ok Museum. The Giant Ge is The novelty of
a DAY In ADDITION TO her Sgnof Bltz Mr. Browes Miss
AIM Kiss Blanchard and La Petite Cerito add 70 the atrrac-
ne wnoi- 10 o. seen for One Shilling Well may
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

IL No SENSE LIKE COMMON SENSE. is the title
oil story by M.Rf Howgrr just published by the
Applesons. We have not read it, but the name o;
the authoress IS sufficient guarantee ofits worth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

Il MeSsrs. Firth Il Hall, No. / Franklin
Square, have just published The AdInira! and
the Shark one of Brough's favorite songs, the
Speranza Waltz, the Seminary Waltz and
the Rochester Fircmen'S Quick Step
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

70 Towns sFErLisc Boos.-A new edition of this
popular work published to-day By R c. Roor s,atoner,
Is. Peas!-stree,, cor. of Water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

Is TIE New \ DIRK STATE REGISTER for lSl3
edited by O. l.. IloLLEy, has Just been published
by Y. Disturncll, Albany, and c. j. Folsom, 40
Fulton. street, New York. Ii covers i32 l2mo
pages, and contains list OF the principal func-
,ionarics Of the Federal Government, a complete
list of the Officers of the State: Tables showing
the vote of the State by Counties and To,rns' for
President in lsi0 and for Governor in 1872 a
list of the Post Offices in the State, with their
Postmastcrs; Population by Towns L. S. Cen
Sus; Civil Divisions of the State-Congrcssiona
and Senatorial Districts, and Members OF Assem-
bly, apportioncd to each County; Cities. and their
Wards with the Population of each; lncorpo-
rated Villages; Statistics of Production of the
State; List of the Newspapers printed in the
State; full Statistics of the Banks, Safety and
Free: Insurance Companies Colleges; Acade.
mes; Schools; State Prisons; Religious, Phi
anthropc, Literary and Scientific Institutions;
County Officers Lawyers, &c. &c, In the
National Register is included a list OF Officers OF
the Army and Navy. This work appears 10 have
been got up with care, is amply filed with useful
and necessary infotma,ion an4 ought 10 be puF-
chased by every business man in The State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

SHOCKING, MuRpER-A gentleman from Rush.
vile. Indiana. informs us that a most appalling
murder was committed in the vicinity OF that
place on the evening of the DIST INST, by daugh,
Ter npon the person of her father. Philip Barger,
the murdered man, had long been IN the hahtOl
treating his wife and family IN the most cruel
and barbarous manner, especially when lnon.
Gated. which was frequently the case On The
evening" above stated he came home under the IN.
Huencc of spirluous liquors, and commenced
abusing his wife as usual. lie threw her on the
he'd. in which situation he was beating and choaS.
ny her in the most inhuman mnnncr. She sp
pcalcd to her daughter, a woman about - years
Of age, to assist her III escaping, upon which
she picked up an axe, and inflicted several severe
blows upon her fathers head which terminated
his existence almost immediately. An inquest
was held over the body of the deceased on the
same evening, when it was found that his head
was literally chopped 10 pieces
The daughter was welded, but u few years ago
10 man named Hubbard, who left her few
weeks after their marriage, sin.c which she has
been wandering about the ncighborhood III very
unsettled state of mind, thought by most persons
to be insane.
The Rllshville Wing, received last evening"
states that Mrs. Hubbard was arrested on the
morning after the murder, not having attempted
10 escape, and after examination before Justice
DAVIS, she was committed for trial at the next
n.,,t,r torn, Of tho Rusb circuIt Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

B>NsRurr STORIES " is the title OF col
lection OF tales by HARRY FRANCO. IN course OF
publication BY John Allen, l39 Nassau-strce,-
The anonymous author has acquired good repu-
taton BY his contributions TO the hnickcrbocke7,
and presents in the tale OF the 8 Haunted Mer-
chant, the one now issued, story of deep interest
and instruction. The work is published in fine
style, on beautiful paper and IN large, clear type
Each number contains eighty pages, and IS sold
at lS3 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03
SECOND BOARD.
pubIic Stocrs Erchance,'Junc 2.
SECOND hOAnD.
Commercial and Money oIatterss',

SECOND BOARD.
coo Illinois 6s, 20 snw 30; % shrs Harlem. ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

s:Now-BANKs IN MY!-The Northampton
Mass Gazette says: One Of our friends was at
Wcsthampton a week ago on Saturday, 18th IN
stant, and seeing tree marked at considerable
hight from, the ground, inquired what IT was for,
The answer was that it was the exact hight OF
snow bank two months previous. Our friend,
then on a snow bank four feet deep, measured
from It's surface 10 the mark, and found 1t to be
sixteen feet! So that the snow bank was orlgl
nally tmeuty feet high' Another fact The
driver of the Commlngton stage states that on
Thursday, 10Th inst. he passed over snow bank
in the road to Plainiield, five feet deep!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03


l. The AMERICAN AGRlcuLruK,Llsr for June
contains articles on the use of Lame, culture of
SILK. of Cotton. OF Nader. and of Rice on
Draining Marsh Lands; ON Berkshire Swine and
Durham Cattle; The Dairy; Sketches of the
West, Products of Wisconsin, &c. &c. The
Editors Western Tour and Raising silk we
like especially; as also u paper from Mr.. c. \.
Bement on Agricultural Schools. We learn from
1t that Mir. Cyrus ?. Smith of Brooklyn, has
Durham Cow which last year gave for some time
32 to IS quarts of excellent mik per day. and Tor
Ten montds averaged p quarts per day. The
Editor says that DIR. Martin, OF kentucky, has
on hand COW which for three weeks gave IL
quarts per day. What do our browse-feedng,
sore- growing farmers think OF tins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

u The GreensboroGsh (Alal mail was robbed
on the 2Sd ul,, on its way 10 Mobile The rob
berry appears 10 have been committed by the dr.
yer, whose name is said to be Tarbur,on, who has
been arrested and examined before magistrate.
Sufficient evidence had been elected 10 warrau,
his committal. a part of the contents OF the
mailbag was found IN creek, about FIVE miles
below Coffeeville.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

ALABAMA.--Hon WINTER w. PAYNE has been
nominated for reelection to Congress by the Loco
.Focos of the WITH District.
Judge GoLprltwAlrE has accepted the nolnina
1ion in the Mobile District in Il strong Free
Trade address. He declares Cor Calhoun.
The Eocos of Montgomery County have held a
meeting and declared for Calhoun. Hon. Dixon
II. Lewis will undoubtedly he their candidate for
Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

tC- The Agent for The Tnbaae :, R.hwsr, NJ. IS
THEoYnLus PACE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

c. c. EASTMAN, Editor of The Spir, of tho
Age Woodstock, VT, has been appointed Post
master OF that place, vice Joel Eaton, Wing,
removed. Eastman is the most abusive Loco
Focoin Vermont, and did his migh,iest TO prevent
Tyler's election. We would Mt like to be dc
spised by any man as he : at heart dcspises the
Accidental.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

~ The Episcopal Convention of Maryland is
IN session at Baltimore. a resolution has been
passed, receiving into union with the Convention
the Mount Calvary Church. and another applying
Sls7 to the increase of the permanent fund for the
support of the Bishop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03
Hearu Verdict.

ClRcurr CouRr.-Before Judge hNNr.-.aaS
fersoa q, Smith Us. Cityot Bro0kly".-Ih's case
was concluded. Mr. Wood having addressed tue
iurv for defendant, and Mr.. Lord on behalf OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

~ They arc making a new Cotton cloth
called Katabono at Richmond, Va, which is said
to be very eSccllen. for summer clothing, and
costs shilisaga gard. A pair of pahtaloons of
1t costs 81 cents, and u coat 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

VIslr OF PRESIDENT TNLEn-Mr. Tyler, II is
said, will positively be here on Monday week, the
Committee of Arrangements of the Common
Council having received ntimation to that effect.
There is to be great civic procession, and dis
play Of military on the occasion, Gen. Sandiord'S
division having already received orders for parade.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-21
New-Ensaand slaves.

Mr.. Editor Your article this merning on the
Political History of Virginia, from the careful pen
of Mr.. WILLIAMS, says that twenty-five Slaves lfor
what cause he does not know) are returned in the
Census of lS4o for New-England. Those were not
New.Ensland Slaves: they were the Anistad Ne
sroes returned by the Van Buren Marshal as Slaves,
because his master intended to make them such
The correction is due to New-Ensland. D.
January l6, ls4S-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-21

U Hear what Sir Astley Cooper says, en- the
subject of Intoxicating liquors: never suiieF
arden, spirits in my house, because think II an an
evilspirit. If persons using it could witness tue
araits aeers, the drepsies and the shattered ner-
yous systems which have as the consequences OF
drinking, they would say that ardent spirits and
son are synonymous terms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-21
County Seat fer Sale.
lxA THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale
ana a bs Residence a. Hoesck Falls Rensselaer, Coun

The dwelling House Of brick, stories high 50 by 81
feet, with wings 50 By "a eettbe whole eie i9n n
Yards and Walks are neatly with brick aad marble
and the grounds around the houss, ies ere
shade trees and ornamental with one nun
drrd young ni, trees consisting Of csoss varieties esn OF sp
III ,vaJno il situated on gentle emneoce OVERLOOK
ipa he village and coramands extensive view Of the 70
mantle valley OF the Hoo-tck. ANY quaaify OF ebslcs i
n,s The above property is situated IN rlch and gay
nj,iva,ed Asricultrra regon 2i miles rc Troy mlie
from Bennington on The ROAD Leading rom Leoan9a 10 saI
.ooa and is r,s. desirable location for gentleman Of
taste and leisure.
Terms reasonable and payments TO snit the
For further information inquire Of James s. Thayer, Esq
New-York City, or the premises, Of
rs l. CHANDLER BALL.
uoos,cy F.IIs Jsn L. 1876 i'll 4w D5nH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-21

III. o. ID. F.-THE RAINBOW, or ODD FELL
Lows MAGAZINE, No. H., will be published on Mon
day Morning anuary H. illustrated with elegant Steel
Engraving containing THlRTY-TWo IMPERIAL oc-
TAvO PAGES OF beautiful letter press, on aes, paper
Price l2i cents.
CONTENTS
Outlet OF Lake George, an establishment On steel
Agatha, Poem. By W. II. Brrleighi The Principle st
Combination by Horace Greeley, Esq., The Poetry OF
Temperance synopsis, iih extracts Of the celebrated
production Of William Wallace OF Kentuckv, recently de-
lverea Concert Hall, and Nblosi Voyage around
my Chamber in ortytws chapters. fo be ecntnues trans
lated from the French OF Xavier de Mastre by Nafhane
w Chtenden, ESQ.,; Poem by Alfred B. Street, pro-
noueed before the Grand Lodge OF New-sorh STATE :
.Ghildren Alphabetical Essays, No. Z by K. D. ay
so-; Sketches in India The Lost oDe To the Gear.
dsns o. Female Education. by L H. sigonrney fiaf
Piesy, by e. C. n. .The Peruanenee OF WORDS To-
Morrow -; The Lady and the Philosopher by MrS- Anna
L. sneiiing John Max, the Hunter by n W. C., iAas
rated by the engraving "A Night 10 an American
Eaits.s Table; Review OF Late Publications; Clippings
odd Fellows Directory for NerYork STATE; Recent
q F. Elections, kc- sc-
aDEE LEsTaBROOK, Publishers, l6o Nassau.stN.Y Y
GREELEY < McELRATH, Tribune Buildings,
III "a - a01ses,A ssaas sE me niied States
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-21

A FOR SALE or Exchange f.r mort
gage on this and o.er property, splendid three
sofy and brick basement House, with marble Eaanses
large ward with uil and shrunbery, situated Hghs!ee
in Newark New Jersey overlooking The Cny and New
Ysrk Rarbor For particulars &c Apply U Jas Law 1ss
Broad St Newark or A. P. Smith, a5 Liberty street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-21

u Persons wishing purchase The 5ew cheap pup ea'
,Iops oil the day. viii find them all the publication oEaes
OF the Tribune, 10. leJ Nassanseet opposite the CAy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-21

Lectures commence AT y o'clecs.
Single tickets 3 cents EACH 81 5r the course sn Lee
tures) gentleman and lady 70! the course, cafas o.
admission for family 81 for The course Siockhoiders ea
ostar tickets application the institute on OF IL
ter the 2iih inst. GEO. ". BELTS.
Lecture COr-nft.es.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-21
nsAUBlGNE's HISTORY OF THE

A
~ REFRIGERATION for IS eeEtss-prcSpsetss OF the
Select Library CT engecs IsrCaare -oae oiths dsnn-
gEtsalcg seainrcs Of ihe day IS The n!apcsoa o cheap
0ockS Publications OF his saG have heea aisesto cor
iiaed with few exceptions, works entirety Asslory IA
psin OF gooc n.osas Or positively isl5rsous - 6en
The subscribers sI cos publishing aoutaty Library,
10 which they viii Offer TO ae no;ice o, The COMMUNITY
srie works cl another cbsFscler whicc fross the Sigh
price at which they are ED, almost sealed books,
cenI 10 The wealthy.
,s 6r OF Tie series viii be p'AubigGes HseIy of The
fra, Reformation IN Germany, and Switzerland. This
,re when Tie efforts the Resn CaEaoHc Clergy
rri their rss ioas and many 5eese ctv sway
our country are unlrng, he general diffusion OF tas
work cannot bGt be advantageous 70 the cause OF civil and
reIlio1. freedom. The historian has discharged bis task
vito singular fidelity aad ability The esersaTSng scenes
Of fst evpn,u period pass before The eye ip TIE sS vivid
anser producing etcct' tar saraSsisg ID nteesi is 10
truth tie highest edetis Of saatc skill ite eearae'cs
OF LaIer and tis other easag Rectaer As st rs ihse
OF the chapiooS Of the Church OF Rome are depicted VIVID
force tha, impart them the reality and beauty OF me
most uiastcriy pant.r They live meSe, ADD have be-
iny though centuries have elapsed SIEGE they played theH
par, in the most sveatfai DIANA OF mederr ages
This work commentator the Protestant clergy
OF couRry aud Enrope and has passed through
several editions IN It's present costly fora 1t VIII be
published Eve monthly nculbers, each containing aeost
@ pages OF The American book copy, snd NJ ene snrn the
price OF the present edca The first number IS DOW '
sRed The presen, work will be followed by others OF
Prce per number, Is cents 81 so yearfor the Ii.
brary.
nuance.
u,tances for periodicals.
rirs, number received and for saleby
sANroN Il MILES,
.a,..x, Ma XArk
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-21

u Orlando Fish, Fashionable Halter, Isl Broad
way, would inform the gentlemen OF Sew-Iork that ms
Fall and Winter style of Hats ready !er their nspec'
ton and critical judgement Claiming the distinction oi
having been the first project ard abide by strictly
AMERICAN style Of Hats, instead of serveiy copying the
Fashions OF Europe, which often unsuited our cH-
and he reoces perceive that others have
fl follow his lead, and that the following OF
European Fashions in Hats is almost entirely abandoned by
the LEAKING manufacturers.
He offers Winter style o. Genlemens Nuiris Hats at
s. So and warrants them equal in MATERIAL finish, ashsn
and durability 10 any Hat sold low as 81 in the city.
Sut be wishes distinctly understood that his best Hats are
so sold at this price, bu al 81 60 These he recommends
rs equal 10 any hat sold in NewYork S UNDER AID
challenges for Them comparison with any other.
Gentlemen visiting city respectfully invited 10
call and ezame his new stock of hats and Judge of
,her quality He eouHcni that whether the escst or
the best Hat desired, the inquirer will here be satisfied
Try him (saTf) " FISH, lS1 broao"ay.
n Rufsers Institute Lectures.-Fhe frus
tees for coarse OF Lecture 70
given Thursday Evening Of each week. IN the Chap
ell of lhe InstiInte.
Jan 2s-ooe Lecture by Rev. DR.. bETKUsE- SapJeci
Opinion OF the Ancents.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-21

IA CLOTHING STORE.-A well as
serted stock OF Clothipg, together with the hx,uret
ana good viii of old estsblh1en Will be sold Tor cash.
beipg aboEt 10 retire favorable opportunity IS bere at
tored 10 engage in the clothing business with
good run both of regular aud transient customers Addre:
I" Clothing - Tribune office. JUl"'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-21

= e. tsMAlL LINE FOR ALBANY
SsSytESss and the Intermediate Places, or as far as
tho ICE VIII pernit.-rhe UTICA IS celebrated for her
strength which enables her encounter with great success
the ice which 50 seriously obsrucs the river after this pc
rioo-The steamboat UTICA leaves The iooto Conrtandi-
street SoNDAY AFTERNOON, January 22) al 3
O'Clock.
For passage or freight, apply 90 board, 10 p C.
SCiIITI TZ al the office or The wharf. III
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-21
I'm CHAN NCERY--Before the Vice Chan
ceor--a Archibald o. Moore Execator. &c. ss Alchard

rarker, ei al. ..i - ~ :;
the aboye-ensired cause viii be said at pooc 1n
der the direction Of the subscriber one o. I've ~ he M.Y
chany EIchange 10 ae City OF New-Ycrk on the 10Th
day cf Vebruary next n oeicek room Of ma. osy
nice r narceI OF land situate lying and being IN tbc Bee
ord Ward Of the ciiy ef o. iss 70 Sod!awssefg
fof,nstreet bounded EateYIy il from. by
tohns,es; aebeIy principally by house ssd iot ofsb
aid Richard Parker wesery BY gronEd sow cr late OF
Ttonnspn and Sou,herLy By lard late OF Benjamin Nc
redy dsceased containing IN breadth In front AID rear,
twepty three ees eight aciess and in ieng Sbe Noa
civ sde nney-sevea feet tao inches and te scniherY
sde uaey eight feet eight Inches he The sssd csssssoos
more or IeS:-New-York, January 70, lai5.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL
azls aawtds Master ia cbaacesy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-21
20 RK, SATURDAY aoRNraes, JAsUARY a1. asaa
Cheap Publications.

u The following Publications are for sale
al the Office OF The Tribune, AsSar-sree opposite the
City Hall:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-21
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS Office,

No IS John street-In pursuance of an order OF the
10 ali 6erso1s having claims against Alexander Brown, an.
son Cole or Marcus Brutus deceased iestates 10 present
the same with the vouchers thereof TO ihe az MS
Office NO Sc Johnstreet in the City oi New-foth ON OF
before the fourth day Of February next. 8rr
Dated New-York Angus. Sd, 1872.
anI fa,psm u KETCEIM Public Asminsrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-21

kc. Lc-The subscriber continues to transmit mon
ey IN sums large small persons residing iaBy part
OF Ireland in the ha, and his predecessor
have done the last thirty years and more also to any
part of England Scotland.
Money RENTED by letter (post paid) to the subscriber or
personally deposited with hn with the nane OF The person
or persons IN Ireland, England or Scotland TO whom
10 Be sent and nearest post town, will be Immediately
transmitted and paid accordingly and receipt To that ei.
feet given or forwarded TO tine sender.
;Is Inr GEORGE NcBRIOE Jr 80 Cpdarst.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-21
NUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OF

a HODLtS- he1h = ~ ~ -
EiCE, No. Sc John.street-ln pursuance OF an Order
OF the Surrogate OF the County OF New'fork Nones ~
hereby 10 all persons having claims against Christie.
pher Light late OF tue City New York, grocer deceased
nestae to present the same with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber at his Office No So John.sree in the City at
New York. on before the fourth day Of February re1t
Dated New-York, August 81, 1912.
au4 iau6n e. KETCHUM Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-21
JOSHUA Il. HOLDEN, EFrs.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
Z having esiu,s against the Estate Of PETER PALM
Err late of The City OF deeeaset present the
same with the vouchers lhereo the subscriber, the
ance Elias Drake. No 80 Walt street, In the City of
New-York before the day Of June nest
JANE PALMER, Kxecu,rf1
New. York. Decefnhzr 2nih. 1872 d2i laNeaas
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-23
F,om H-a,h's Bocsiof Beauty FOR ls44
CONTENT AND DESIRE,
uY SIR z. L. GuLWER.

'f4gsE rested on a heap OF stone
A cniet, but shadowy Form;
A thousand ?enpests there had blown,
And still as calm II kept rs throne
a smiier on the storm!
ghere slsimu'd the earth and rored the ar
Z. Shape on restless wings
For ever, be it fou! or far,
F,u,ter:ng, and seeking here and there
For undiscovered things.
an Angel came from Heaven, ard bore
Tne silent shade on high,
Halfseen, with dim cloucs floating ocr'
70 dwell, and suiile for ereEEnore
Within the fsrthest sky
The Fiu.tcrc, on the wing, that ne'er
Til then goal had guess'd,
Beholds the silen. Shadow there,
skigas Earth no more, but through the ai',
For ever upward, seeks to share,
In vain, the Calm Ones rest
A guide, that leads all human kind,
That winged Fool Is given
For ave to seek, and ne'er to find
Till Earth be over-the Shade enshrln'd
In clouds,-but clouds Of Heaven
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-23

lJE lN LEND AMI bin iJElLS "AEE EDt)Ms
Prices GKEATLY y RED gcEp.G,rhe: Il Il ot, tSs3 PIN,
II. pfass Machine and Saw Manuactory IN cOnsennsnr
Of :f addi,loa of new and improved ,ar work.
bed greatly reduce the prices OF their Presses snd Of Pm
ssr aad b1ndeIs materials generally will BE- seen by ths
newl printed Circular which they beg leave to refer
Establ,spsni Is still under the personal supernten
dsnc- OF Richard NJ Hoe and Robert Hoe and thsy asrn
their friends landing the grea, crop IN n
all manufactured oy this Establishment shall Tata;
ts a'fh reputation which they have hitherto sustained J.
l T. se sr ss improve quality
tslr old friends will only continue their favor @ 80
generally will appreciate their endeayos 10 p,n.
te E.fy pest articles a; barely reauneating prices
9eFs IRON any part country for al article: used b
ezeca;ed With ts aeaGng Ips Ink Paper will
best terms. 1 P''Nip'Atuue, 1nl on tn
looping woIk and repairing will be dons at the nos.
'i fises With ever attention and expedition.
viii ~ <-ann.d dciIs Is manufactured by this Esahshlneu
t VI r. Hoe Co., that per.ors fr,nn atroa,
tatIon Of theirs. 'N''ouA al t'cies' nade IN I'M
Of newspapers who publish this advertisement viii
of h. ] .es oe,oIs the first of july next and send ont
@ papers 20 u.s. Will De entiiied to payment of their b
'e 49, t'i'4e' lie amount OF II. a20 II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-23

Lsngdy that VII neveI TaI % QuIeV T0s'VF r7
offender. dis,
1t l,nmediae and It's effects, curing the most W.
lent tooth ache or pain the gums minute. ai
Experience has proved that this anHdYn composition W. W.
give in-ide tnd permanent reile after the failure o. %
other remedy; pleasant TO the taste and SMELL wl noG Iii
Jure the teeth gums many way, and few applca;!on % ~
entirely the pain aud ON decayed l9ou I
ha, be filed and rendered useful " hen b y"
pain proceeds from the face from the around % h.
apparently .eund this application will give sFesdy Ieie
rubbing few drops ON the part affected. Pnce . cent .
For sale By DAVID Sands s. Co., No II East Bfoad"a!,
Fulton street and 273 Broadway Ceem0eso 81 sI,' IN
Granite Buildings 0H III