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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-04
AUTUMN

BIZ MRS. L. H. sI6ouRSEY.
He. il come, the time to fade?"
And with a nurmuring sigh
Tue Maple, in his motley robe,
Was the frs, to make reply;
And the queenly Dahlias dropped r
Upon their thrones OF state:
Fo, the tro., king, with his baneful kiss,
Had we'll lores,alled their fate.
Hydrsngis, on her telegraph
4 hurried signal traced
OF treason dark, that fsin would lay
Brigh, Summers region waste;
Then quick the proud exotic peers
In condemnation fed.
And refuge in their green house sought,
Before the day OF dread.
Tie Vine thsto'sr my cssemsn, climbed,
And cluasrsd day by day,
count its leaAss every morn;
SEQ how they fade away!
And, as they, whitening, one BY one,
For.aks their parent tree,
call each scar AID yellow leaf
A buried friend TO me.
"Pui on thy mourning" said my soul,
And with tearfal eye,
Walk softly mid the many graves
Where thy companions lie:
The Violet, like allowing babe,
Whsd tho vefnal suns were new,
Tha, met thee with soft blue sys,
And lip ell baihed IN dew.
Ths Lilly, as timid bride,
Whils summer suns were fair,
That pu, her snowy hand in thine,
To bless thee for Thy care;
The trim and proud Anemonc;
The Daley from tbs vale;
The purple Lilac iow'rips high,
To guard its sister pals;-
The rpentd Rose" where are they now ~
But from the riilsd bower
There came a voice" Take heed 10 note
Thine own recsdiag hour;
Aud stthe strange and silver hair,
Tha, DER thy temple stays,
BE as monitor to tell
The Autumn Of thy days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-04
Important TO Purchasers.
s. NJ. l. T.. LANGWORTHY.


"ANE lately received, by the steamers New
IL Brazil, Jasper, Otter, and Others, large and
splendid assortment OF staple and Fancy Dry
Goods. boots and Shoes, Queensware,
Tinware, Hardware, Cutlery, Ciothing
Iron. steel. Nails, uill.Saws and Cast.
inss, together with large quantity of G roceries,
consisting OF Rio, Havana Il Java Cegees; brown,
Havana, aud loaf Sugars; imperial, gunpowder,
and hyson Teas; sperm and mould Candles; James
River and Missouri Tobacco; No. | and Mack
ere!, in barrels and hali-barrels; mess and prime
Pork, IN barrels and halfbarles; also, one OF the
very best lot Of Hine,, Brsndies, Gin, and btis-
key. ever Offered in this market
Prom the care which We have taken in The se!ec-
ton OF the shove mentioned articles, We are ens-
bed TO offer Them al very reduced prices for CASH.
We respectfully invite the public TO call and ex-
anime oar siOck, and request them TO remember
that at IS No TsOUsLE TO SHOW GOODS" al the
Store of ;. VI. & E. LANGWORTHY.
Polnsi, Sep, %, lS43 II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-04
POTOSI
SADDLE d HARNESS MlNUFAcT0HY.

INHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
Il friends and the public, that he has commen-
eed a mandatory of the above mentioned articles,
and that coRpleie assortment of all that apper-
tains TO his line, will be found good and cheap for
cash. Repairing OF all kinds promptly aud Tea-
sonably done, by o. l.. STONE.
Potosi, Nav rs lS43 IL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-04
PROSPECTUS
OF THE SECOND VOLUME o.
= II q m q q N [8T.
Devoted TO The hreshgat,o,a of
n y NAN YSIOL CIV.

Cepholosy, Phrsnology, Pathology, Physiogn..
my, Psychology, Neurology, Electricity, Cal
vanisn, Magnetism, Light Calofic, Life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

,lara,ion of abandonment made before an othcer.
Mast of the Infants, however, are abandoned
clandestinelv There is Lodge at the gatewa!
of the Hospital, through the wall OF when a Don
IS exnosed TO the public street. The persons oe.
positino Infants IN this box ring bell whei q
nurse, who is always waiting INSIDE, turns 'i''
box on pivot inwards, receives the he'PleSs
Founding, and the guilty parent goes away ui'-
discovered The number Of Children th'is uiiiia
praIlv abandoned, within the last teH years y
1929. From / 900 to ], 800 OF these oli!ioIsn
we're yearly sent from the Lying-ln ana o'ne'
HosDitals. from Mothers who were nnap!e 10 TAN
carr Of them. There was, too, diminished
number in each of the ten succeeding years. Id
1930 tho number was 5,23S, and IN 1882 It was
218o or this last number, o31, or nearly | IN
! died during the year. The number OF Child,
roo belonging to the Institution, and placed out
at nurse in 1899, was 1918. Nurses come
daily from the country after Children, for taking
care of each Of whom they receive from b to
francs a month. There are not generally more
than one hundred Infants in the Hospital. VI
this number when ue visited it, ten had been re-
ceivcd within the last twentv-four hours and sl1
of these were deposited in the box during the pre-
vious night. We passed through the different
Wards the Hospital with a Nurse. More than
half of these helpless innocents were Ill; and all
but such as slept were weeping in voices so tee,
BILE and plaintive that the most rugged nature
could not restrain its tribute Of tears. never
saw, nor can L conceive OF, scene so keenly
touching as this There can be no stronger ap
peal to our compassion than the forlorn condition
of these poor Foundlings. They truly are the
&c shorn lambs for whom "God tempers the
winds" Here, too, as in other Hospitals, we
found the Sisters Of Charity, true to Their bene
violent duties, kindly and patiently, by day anc
by night receiving and protecting the most help.
less of all the heirs of sin, restitution and ms
erY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

TN REPLY to the remarks annexed to the adj
,,s s Ssq S of e. . yhSh f
deed such be the fact without my knowledge consent or
CONCEIVE and b. what motives prompted, cannot comple
bend Surely not desire to 61mst me- else no sT9et sa
manifest such DESIRE Are They NOT rather a
unsd bya desire to ustl themselves N their former deGt
eliminating pubcl leave YOU to Judge They have ac-
knoweged that the Tools which they have heretofore Osn
ueny purchased under the that they wITe OF ny
admitted to me- sometime since they supposed 70 De M ,act
When requested know here and how they those
on the subject refused They complain that manifest
feeling because they sell tools which notmy mauiac
would manifest small degree of feeling If spurious
article brought INTO the mTks, and pamed upon the pup
and when the manufactured of the spurious article IS dett CT
ed they would torsoot make appear that ms name shi
if his reputation great they remained so long
tire interests that they have been at the utmost
nsm GSnser s his name VAS SIMPLY
ger then John Conger, and 10, aud behold row il
nv trade Of his iather True was an apprentice to his
father but had never known than learned in his shop
should have been troubled By persons end evorus 10
palm spurious tools upon the public my manufacture As
for his father being the first worker Of the invent
piece Of steel his shop during my apprenticeship Al
Ter had been IN this city SO Two d ,hre a and hal
this TO learn the process of welding cast steel aud II
was who showed him the Such his claims as the
As John Conger old trick Of his to palm of
his tools being manufactured By but while alone he did
not make work very we'll but having procured Osborn
Little assist dong the and dirty work they have
H theses aa5 Al ask OF w5h
tore that they may no longer BE- ashamed TO put the real
mechanics DO that they may stand on their merits
F. S.-Qsborn Little assert positively that they have
keep as kind stool pigeon 10 ynabie them more sucscs
JOHN CONGER, 80 Attolney street.
New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

.REcoRps OF THE HEART, By Mrs. SARn
ANNA wls.-Such is the title OF manuscrp
volume of POEMS from the pen of a young lad
of Troy. which we have read with interest. The
eyince wide acquaintance with Literature, rar
in woman, correct and cultivated taste an
deep and earnest feeling. There Is no where
straining after effect, but all is quiet, natural
truthful. We extract the following from IN
Fugitive Pieces which close the volume
THE MAIDENS REVERl
It's eve, and BY the stream | stand,
And think, departed one, OF thee
When first thou here didst take my hand,
And breathe thy hallowed love to me
T was meath this willow penalYe brow;
And il is here, but where art thou
Years have rolled by with rapid flight,
And grief has been upon my way
The stars and moon look down as bright;
The earth with flowers is clad as gay
And green, and verdant every oough
IA on that night but where art thou
The hills are here, the mountains blue
The wales, the bowers OF roses iair'
The nightingale, the zepnyrs 100
This little stTeanet soft ana clear
And murlnuring low and sweetly nov"
As on that night but where art thou
I'll question thus no more nay love,
But lift nv streaming eyes awhile
Up TO the starry skies above,
And bask In thy angelic smile;
For we'll know, beloved one, now
In yon bright heaven abidest thou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29
GENUINE TEAS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA co PANI
Principal Store l2l Chathum-st:eet, Nec York
Branch Store. 3S Blocker street n \.
agency al nc Fultons'ree Brooklyn
llso corner Of Main and Fan liohonSt Paterson NJ
TNVIrE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND
country families and purchasers Tor the approaching ho-
geneI To tlelr SIEVE al establishments where they
think Will be found by far the best selection OF pure and una
utaIatd Teas l. III, United states The universal
arty their House h reference 10 hiS quail
tues low and upright deeG well understood
Original and only warshouse Tor the sails of HowQua Black
Tea. O5Scrue! Srangers will br pa ticuiar 10
Der the Luber of the principal store street VIZ
l2i. be Pearl and seekiu. for II, they
liable he led astray BY little just started at i0t
Chai.lnsteet inet door LJralds Snuff ard Tobacco
Store under the of Canton Tea Stare The public
viii also be pleased take notice hat the Canton Tea Com
rsny have nothing do with any other whatever
except those described at the top his advertisement ds Pm
DEFINED SUGAkS.-k L. L a ST aRT
1S offer for sale the various qualities OF their re
quantities c five packages and upwards at the follow
STANDARD Double. Loaf Sugar. ~ cents r.POund
Crushed IL.
Ground Sugar I'd quality, ia =
The above packed follows without charge for pack
Loaves in boxes of 300.
Crushed in barrels Of 200.
Ground III barrels of $50.
Apply the Refinery ~ 2S3 Greenwich. OF Cham
Orders of the must be accompanied BY
REMITTANCE dl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

DRlNTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS
N2s % and = G9d-Itres &c ls.2
Ing Press, Machine and Saw Mandatory, consequence.
OF tie addition OF new and improved machinery thsr ork,
and the reduction IN the OF materials and labor ena
ble grety reduce the OF their Presses and of
and H1udes materials generality Will BE- by their
newly printed C!rcular which they beg refer
THIS establishment still under the personal supernten.
ience Of Richard NJ Hoe and hobart Hoe, and they
te ireads landing the great prices
ali articles manufactured by this Establishment shall retain
the high reputation which they have hitherto sustained II
Will also D. their ndsayo improve the quality Of
f-n IN every p,rtcpaT They Halter themselves also that
ne old friends wl rot only continue their aror but that
Printers generally NJ" appreciate their endeavors fnui:k
the very best articles al barely remanerating prices
Orders from part the country all articles used b,
Printers Binders ncludin. Type Ink Paper etc. will
executed with The greatest and promptude and the
best terms.
Jobbng work and repairing will be done the loves, pea
bic prices, with ever attention and expedition
y. bail articles manufactured by this Establishment
viii De stamped X Hos Co, that person, from abroad
may NOT De imposed npon with spurious articles made
;aton Of theirs.
Printers Of newspapers who publish this advertisement with
thsnoe Three before the Of July and or,
OF hc papers will be entitled TO payment of he bill
on nnyIas tour tines the amount Of a2a #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

MUFFS. MUFFS !-FURS good assert.
4'1 m-nt OF autf aud Fur Trimming, the lowest mar
ket rTlce-ior sale at j. h. MONARQUE'S,
po,yar-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

TOFFEE.-l000 bags prime green, for sale by
" d. GRlNNELL. NlINTURN < co. IS Sou,h-:,.
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COPY Of a letter from a POSTMASTER, dated
y STocKRRIDcE, Mass. Dec. 70, l6i3

TOpY Of letter from a POSTMASTER, dated
y STocKRRIDGE, Mass. Dec 70, l6i3
Mr.. Isaac BUTTS,
Dear Sir have just received doz fWlstars Balsam OF
Wild Cherry through Messrs Hamdep Express Tor winch
etnrn You my thanks The reputation OF the medicine nae
preceded IT, ond think for country village shall maze
large sales OF it. have already sold of H. which un
deraad doing wonders, especially TO gentleman VINO has
used all the advertised medicines orlVer complain and con
SUMPTION He has had cough for year and halt
which nothing could check for any length OF tme until he
commenced taking Wsar's Basam" and although he has
taken part of bottle still his coueh has Almost
tirely lett him. He had taken BOTTLE, OF Bnchans
Hungarian Balsam Of LIFE with little or no benefit
Very Respectfully, &c.
A. NJ. MERRICK, P. NJ.
"Dr. ,ytstar,s BaIsam OF Wild Cherry,
the greatest St, mea a and ys after can do
more Asthma of gears standing we Will WARRANT
r'aIJTION Limitations of this wonderful remedy are
n as, as syrnp oWd Cherry" Baam Of Elscampene
Wild Cherry Sc. besides Others Our recommends
ATOMS of liz virtues are used word for word, except subs
;utnz some known medicine for the true pGe
short every subteuse and tick escorted 70 70 Palm OIL
other articles for the genuine Wstars Basam Cherry
CURES Sold only 2o Fulton street, of Nassau
New York Dexter albany Gorham New Haven't o r; "
Bull Hartford ------ 90 III
U1EAS.-29O chests oouchong; 300 halt chest
: $50 sol half chests Ming Yong souchoug.
80 che s1 fine a GoBss f f9%eEoHS,
20 fancy boxes fine Mohee Souchong
100 chests Eiys'n,
100 , chest, Young Hyson.
$50 half chests do.
AGO chests Hyson Skin.
5Ohalf chests superior Gunp?wyder'
f11 .ss ~ packed fGf e.
d7tf 7a South-sTeet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

~ HORSE-SHOES- Warranted superior IN a,, e,
er-ry respect to any heretofore a4 about n,y '' e
Eoi the IRON IN All doubts on thl' se lbs, az
sorted sizes VIII Immediately be ;oIwailsa- rjered
,u the sectOn Of county Tor Aen G,e' or to Keesz
aCc, Warrsns Hart Lesley, !. & HeaIa s S
Troy; Lews esn.lls Co. 5ohn ,; loT Rss"n A
B. w Joues Philadelphia, and Z. Prstt.t bFoth.!
where farther information may &c had % ne PTRoEN
Troy Iron and Nail Factory, EENh1 poA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

NOALS.-Large nut size So; stove So %; and
~ fresh broken and s. 81 per from the yard
OF King and Greenwich Consumers may rely get
the best Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal we'll screened
e yard ad delivered at the shove prices for cash educ
Of % per will br given II taken direct from the
bOats. NJ en- PETER CLiNTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

- THREE DOLLAR HATS.-iuSt finished,
- the most splendid article offered the public.
t5<s Short nap Aoeskn Hats at the low PRICE OF So a,
fine as those sold generally S elegant Nutra Fur Hats at
Drsss Hats GEORGE. T. II. BROWN.
d90 I'm nc Canalstreet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

a ECONOMY AND FASHION The subscli-
her has reluce, his srlo imitation Nolekin Hats on
81 fur bodies the extreme low price OF 81 p The above
a am ascant Dress Hat and will compare advantagsouS
with has sold a, 81 and 81 Also constantly nanuactgr-
ng Fur and Silk of the best quality latest patterns anu al the
B. Ceuntry dealers supplied By the as low II Got
lower than any other house IN this city
j. w KELLOGG 1872 Canal street,
Io- On. corner of Thompson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

- cHANICS LAND LOAN AND EXCHANGE
~ his ohcs can be found greater o Tsrls
oprore for sale or fox exchange than at any other ofI
actories Water Pow VIII! Lands Houses and Lots in
rood cr Merchants mechanics wishing to
Change goods manufactured articles for E9od rTo PROD
Isl 70 negotiate through this office. All business entrusted TO
our care will with prompt attention.
If A. p 81. 6. SMITH IS Libertv-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

W lRoN MASTERS.-ior sale, Mil Sites
Iron Ore OF the hrstquality Fenn .ania-he
f he G som ai95 wts such GS5 and found
more By annals and Railway For Pamphlets d.scr,ny NJ
Ne snd ia az april Archibald
70 the undersigned at No ss Merchant, EIchange
where may be seen specimens Of the coal and ore also
and sections Of the property. ~ ~ ap'
MO sm" W. R. CASEY, Civil Engineer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

FNHE BEST COUGH CANDY.-It has been
proved by many OF our citizens that JONES'S COUGH
CANDY IS the grand remedy for pulmonary or lung rNr
plants 1t sold for shilling package the sisu M
American asle 81 Chatham-seet W. advise readers
Futol.st Brooklyn Safest Boston; Ledger BuildrS
Philadelphia POI hilg.St., Charleston, y 4. l1 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

W ONDEHFUL INVENTION 10 tore. -.
w growth Of Human Hart ral bottles only 7i;n '"e
The names OF some N respectable citizens
shown who have used tins and found il all II is here Gag o.
Cali and thcm store; they certify a.a
Jorss Coral Hair Restorative they found 10 POSES Sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

a CHEAP AND REAL EXTRACT OF SAP
n SAPNRiL LA-Pefsous taking this, TOO often p, WV,
lures, mercury mineral Instead ot the We av;ss =,
ty 25 cent package of Jonsss Extract Of Sarsaran
of lh4 root Sold the sign OF the American Eagle 90 Cb
ham-strret y y OF iS5 Fnlton-seet, Brooklyn 20 g.o
street. Newark; Satc-sttse Boston; Ledger Building,
NilalrphIa 201 kng-slreet. Charleston. s. c. don In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

A STOUNDlNer CHEMICAL DlSCUVtRY-
"A In 1889 b. the celebrated VI Vesprin the Italian pb
sican who discovered that certain Italian herbs had the mot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

7zssc FARMS-FARMS FOR SALE-A valua-
es bic Wheat Farm Of 273 lying between the Csyu
L. ga and Seneca Lakes be exchanged for Illinois land
and money Also Farm OF 100 acres the Chenango rver
and canal for cash only Also many good Farms IN New
Jersey containing from 10 to 200 Apply TO A r j.
& smith as Liberty street n20 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29
EDWARD LLEJVELLYN.

GOAL! COAL,--At 2i5 Weststreet, corner of
ant i' sa o. f r s snu npss[ Peach o
chard Broad Mountain White and Grey Ash Goals, broken
as cheap the cheapest Orders left at the Sugar
Refinery 2S LeonaTdstI through the Despatch Post
to either OF the yards Ill receive imm late attention.
ll8 I'm TNLEE i MAPES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

GOAL, COAL.,-The real genuine Red Ash
SPach Orchard the dock of second hand
dealers bu, the fountain head the mines, where get
the first quality Of Coal and will be delivered the following
Prices free OF carriage we'll screened from the yard
weighe endorsement the back of each ticket Nut S5
Stove s. 25 Broken Egg SIS so, from the Lump Lacka
S. sgh S. So Liverpool, screened Sl0 Yard 504
Washjn n.a-S prtr Guernsey " 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

! FCEL.--FtaCH OfcNaTu COZ
~ stany hand BY the low prices from
boat yard of Huoson& Amossts slt Am
GOAL. COAL-The Working Mans Coal Yard
~ removed from the of Christopher and Greenw ch
OF Houston and THOMPSON srsets-the best
Peach Orchard Coal Of the Salem Sp0hn and Black Nine
Broken and Egg s. So Stove $ 2 Nut s. 90 handsomely
screened ana delivered part OF The City free CT carriage,
weighed bY City Weigher
di8 i'm. EDWARD LLEWELLYN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29
IT WILL DRESS AND SOFTEN THE H.rp
STO3ITS FALLING OFF, AND CLEAN r.

tpositiyely makes the hair grow aud keeps it In an,
long time. Sold the sign o! the American t.a.e s. e.
m-street-price g. 5 or shrsSor ls9 rulton,,.n
Broohlyn ctate-steet Boston; Ledger Buildings PIT
dephia 2O7 King-strtet, Charleston, :. {. dsl n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

@sa FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A highly
sS improy ed farm of l25 acres with all the stock crops
I..au tools. The buildings ample convenient, and IN
fine order 1t desirable and productive property, situated
II, - BrunswIch y jersey. Diograms be at the
Office Of A. 7. j I: SMITH,
r20 # IS Iibertr street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

ia TO EXCHANGE FOR A FARM.-h
~ good three tory house with bic 'anifis s,,1t III
Iooklvn l.. l. Rents for $500 ne aTm InIt pe o
7-n-7- rhs hudson River A. p. s j. Z. SAil H.
u hs4l l''s ii"uSo' i>'e'' IS Liberty ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

| SrWAYNt.'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
" CHERRY.-A fresh supply Of this valuable medcm.
just received THIS the only genuine preparation OF he
Wild Cherry and its has given extensive cp
britr throughout thu Union Pamphlets containing ceI!
Gates SC obtare gratis the sole agent IT W
IL VI LII. NOR l0l RrnadwaY. corner Of Jnhn dill Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

Sold wholesale aud retail. only the .n OF the Anwne,.
Eagles 50 Chathlnstree, y or l$9 Fqtoa-ss, Brook.
27 kngstreet Charrstom s C. Be Very particular and buzz
M where else. Mind. i2D I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

soy. FOR ENCHANGt.-A snug Farm contain
esn 100 acres of Land good Heuse Barn. Orchard am!
tenc Will take threequaIters Michigan Lands and
quarter cash Appy a. T. s. j. C. Smith, IS Liberty
strse, no Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

Many persons hlrdy believe thl,, YET It IS s,cy tue
Vesprni made this in the form Of beautiful piece of Soap
which he called the Italian Chemical Soap This also cure,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

up. FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-iO0
@ acres handsome Oak OPENING Lands beautifully loca
ed akes paid and title perfect Apply To A r.
Smith |. Ihs Sfresi. nZU u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

<Ew1 JUHN NALEh, Ilur1neTIV VIII J v
ee.ssSASss5 Tilyou )-LADlES BOOT AND SHOE
STORE s. Chatham street onorelns u: above new sce
uubiic to his choice assortment of LADIES' MISSES
AND CHILDREN,cs, BOOTS AND Shoes of City
corresponding with the times Also good arlcle OF Gents
Boys and Youths Calf Boots and Shoes-Lslles Waterproof
Shoes aud OF Ladies Gents, Misses
and Chirens' India Rubbers.
Having had several years. experience the business be
confidently purchasers the best description OF work
ml,shp.
B-Boots and Shoes of every description made order
r27 tJanlSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

INTENSIVE, WATER POWER FOR SALE:
u adjoining the NswYoIk and Erie RailToa, on he
Rea.po River IS miles the CITY of New ork, capable
of drvaE Machinery almost extent as there are four
who.r part Of lOOO of land, heavily moered with
wood 2oto years giowth Ihee also on The tract
Of FIST quality, me5onG p0sscssnGseat
strength considerable part OF t- land is cleared and culi
waited, and there nigh; b. made excellent Farms, by
lies in one part the the scenery of which is beautiful
The place Tsmaskab healthy IS known as the fin-
srsta tract and three miles above Persons w orss
be had to in three or fonr hours from The city
YORK the New ork and Ere Railroad, five
BY the way Of acknsaCk and Orange Turnpike
oil r<acl Ilv.rstraw the Hudson River
Inquire No. t2 Chatham-st. $50 SIN