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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-11-30
From the Vermont Chronicle.
REV. II, PERKINS, LETTER.

To the Editors Of The Vermont Chronicle:
There appeared in an Extra of the
American and Foreign Anti-Slavery Re-
norter of May last, letter from our mis-
sionary, Mr.. Perkins, 10 Lewis Tappan,
ESD, on the subject Of Slavery in the U.
States, dated at Ooroomiah on the 22I OF
January, l84l. The good sense and
Christian feeling exhibited in the letter,
and its very appropriate rebuke of the
apathy of the American Church, which
the presence of slavery in The midst of it,
and its consequent augmented response
biIiles, have rendered, and still render so
striking, made me DESTROYS that the publ
cation Of the letter should be extended
and therefore sent it, in June last. with
an Introductory communication, 10 the
Editor Of the Peoples Press for re-publi-
cation and have since requested, and OBJ
tanned, its transfer into several other pa
pers in this Stale.
This republication has called forth a
notice from you in the Chronicle, in
which you complain of the publication OF
ths letter as an act of injustice TO Mr..
Perkins, and say" We happen to know
and it is but an act Of justice TO the pub
lie as we'll as to him, to say-that he was
exceedingly panied when he saw it in the
Reporter. Mr.. Perkins left the country
before the present anti.savery agitation
commenced, and the letter was written
under the impressions produced by read
ing at a distance, After spending year
in extensive Intercourse with all classes OF
persons in the country, the impression
made on his mind by the appearance of
the letter was as above stated" You add
-" What the views of Mr. P. now are,
nd why he felt US be did when he saw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20
- CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. %, 1913.
M A PRIFD

in Rhnebeck the Rev Stephen On D. D. President Of the
WESLEYAN University Middetown Conn., Miss Julia Nj.
Lynch, daughter Of James Lynch Esq Of this city
Wednesday morning, at the Church Of the Messiah, by
Rev DIR Dewey, James Little, of Boston, Miss Julia
A. daughter of Zebedee Cook, r, Of this city.
AT Rossve, s. J.. on Tuesday evening the l7lh inst,
by the Rev James Brownlee Mr. John McNesh r.to Miss
Jane Elizabeth Morris, OF Brooklyn, L. l.
On the 18Th by Rev DR. Hutton Mr. James Wilson, if of
NewYo1l to Miss Catherine c, daughter Of Rodney S
Church, Esq, Of Brooklyn.
Tuesday evening, l7th by Rev DR. Spring, Rev Hub
bard to Miss Mary Fish.
"wednesday afternoon, ls,h St Psus Church, in this
city, by Rev Henry s,oors, of Yonkers Mr. Augustus
Quackenbos, to Miss Elizabeth Van Scheuyne both of
Albany.
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Spoken,
III 80, Superior, New York for Hall

Sept l6 la, A. Ion 80, Superior, NewYork for Hall
all well.
Sept la, 40, Ion 49, Bornen London to Philadelphia,
with los, Of sails, and lsaky, bearing up for Fayal.
Sept IL, lat IS, lon II Champion Of Boston.
Aug l3, lat la, Ion ~ Henry Platt NYork 10 Canton.
Oct lat 20 "a n, Ion 66 10 W. schr Thos Hooper of
and I'm Baltimore, bound TO ST Thomas
No date off the Hole in the Wall bark Ranger. of Port
land, y ds I'm Bosgr bound 10 Mobile
Oct 10 Qat and Ion giyen) ship Pl,to Holmes, fin
St Ubes for Philadelphia.
Oct u, lat II 80 lon 6s 80, brig Gauges, Leach I'm sa
lem l3;hl for Rio Grande.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

CossuMrTioy AyD LIVER GoarLaisT-h Is to certify
tha; Dr.. Labo. Vegetable Extract OF Lungwcrt cured
of these complaints after being gve up BY my physcianas
nothing he could do would bene, much. ] commenced
the Of this article with very little hopes of being cured
am now we'll. ROBERT e. COOK.
To be found only a; 81 Cortland, street.
SEnRlyc's CoRDAL.The success and popularity Of this
tonic medicine as for Dyspepsia Nervous Affections
and the long train of diseases arising from Debility truly
gratifying Test tmonias this effect, understand,
pouring in upon the proprietor from all of cherac
and from not to be questioned W. select from
the most the iolowns from w G. SIMS Esq., author
Of Aalanta' and other popular works he recommends
ton of this gentleman guaranty the va}tudnarian
that he may find relief from such diseases this Cordial has
proved specific
From w. 6. SIMS, Esq, dated
Mr.. c. c. sEBR,SC, New York
slt, due to YOU and may be oseryce to the pubf to
say that have for past been your AntiDys
pepc and Restorative Cordial in my family. with the
beneficial results. My wife who has suffered from various
dyspeptc symptoms in strength and appetite has
great advantage from It's and ascbes to lis admra.
BILE braciug effects decied general in her
health and spirits know whether this testimony will
serve you, but i is due to YOU that ahoud offer il
Very respectfully SIC. w. q. SINS.
q Sold at No. Murraysreet. \. Y 81 per bottle. ol3u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20
ct. Blsckeyed Pea. dull at 100 o rs cent,

en-, is on the market Blsckeyed Peas dull at
per bushel,
WH1sKY.-The odly transaction notice is DO bbls
Western 25c Drudge is held 23.c with moderate sales
The arrivals Of bbls moderate.
FEATHERs.--We notice sales 60 bags Western Live
0ssse at 3Sc, cash.
HAY-The Market nearly swept, but three consid
rable parcels have been received We quote 81 4Oc for
shipping lots
OIL AND BONE.-There have been transactions Ia
Crude Whale Holders firm a; 40c sale Of 900 hbls
Crud. Sperm has been made a, Warren for NewBedtoTd
a, 75c, cash sale of 1000 lbs Bone Q5o0o West
Was made before the arrived s cents cash. for
export.
TOBACCO,-At auction 40 hhds Kentucky unmerchanta
BE sold at 3ic average so, mos 10 cases manufac
tured sold a, 81 SIC, cash.
FIsH-Dry Cod Is held at 81 , al, with small
sales lot of 200 bbs Mackare has been sold private
terms; No have sold about9 rs, and No , SS Sale,
1000 boxes Herring TO- 40 and 80 for Scale and Nos
and 2.
PROVIsIONSWe hear of very little doing to-day.
Pork quote S7s $40, aud 10 rs 10 S7i quiet New
Beef sells 81 and sos 100 bbs Prime sold s4 Nothing
Of importance Lard Cheese and Butter Sales 100 tres
Picked Hams 3c and 60 bbs Beef Hams 4c with SOC
for barrels 500 Western Smoked Hams sold 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20
DIR. LARDN NER'S LYC E u M
SOCIETY LIBRARY.

+ XTR A n lG II T.
ERIDAY EVENING, 10Th October, DR.. LARD
L NER will give his Historical sketch of WAsHi Nc
Napoleon Wellington and other great contemporary Com;
n3nds5s To Be Ssa1sa by Fin of the the l
ILLUMINATED PLAN Of the BATTLE OF WATER
Loo. copied from the y Military y Work q Of Noryins
tion and continued until aquarter past
the conclusion ,hs Room Will be illumin ted
In the Of the evening, beautiful ITALl AN
LANDSCAPES will be exhibited Illuminated by the DR. um
C. TO open at halErast sz. To commence quarter
past seven. ;.
One Dollar on II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20
THE FOREIGN BUDGET.

The arrival Of the Hbemia has brought all the
October Serials and Magazines and we shall promptly issue
l. The New World Supplement for October, 81 year.
2. Bleckwoods Magazine, &C., So year.
Both these will be found interesting and valuable
previous numbers.
Subscriptions received and single copies for sale the office
Equalization, 80 Aun.st1eet.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20
THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS

BY EUGENE SUE.
The second number Of this remarkable work of the day
will be issued Oh TUESDAY NEXT. No one can read TWO
chapters without going through the whole work. The inter
etis intense and the incidents thrilling beyond the power Of
expression Every body is speaking o and the demand for
the first number continues unabated
Price l2i each Office 30 Annstree Mail subscri-
bers will receive the entire work for ST. RENTED fee of post
age o20
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20
DIED,

In this city, on Wednesday, Oct. lSth after short i'll
ness Of ubercuar consumption Mary Louisa only daugh'
ter Of Dr.. James Warren, aged l9 years
Yesterday of dropsey on the brain Richard Henry Of
David and Eliza Leverich aged year and six months
The friends of the family respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral this friday afternoon three o'clock from the
residence of his father Bergen New Jersey near the
Dutch Reformed Church.
In Brooklyn Thursday morning, 18th inst, Helen Ma
ria aged and eight months only daughter OF Free
man Hunt.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO at.
tend the funeral which will take place the Of
Court and Warren this afternoon at o'clock NJ
On the 18th James Clark in the Both year of his age,
after a long and painful illness.
On Wednesday, 18th inst Miss Hannah Cole in the 55th
wear of her age
Her friends and those Of her brother-in-aw Mr. Jas
Chalmers, are respectfully invited attend her funeral
Friday hs day) afternoon half past O'Clock from her
late residence, No IS Cliff street without farther invitation.
On Thursday, Oct l9, after long illness, Stephen
Clay, aged 7S years.
clock NJ from his late residence, No. l27 MacDouga
Tuesday evening, William Moore aged 20.
Wednesday, 10th, Romient Pascal, aged 40.
At Charleston S c, the 18th inst of country fever,
Martin l. Wilkins son Of the late Martin Wilkins Of
this city.
A, South Berwick Maine, on Wednesday, lth inst, very
suddenly, Hon Charles Cogswell During the preceding
day he had been apparently perfect heath after
tng at ME eh he fell into apoplectc fit which termiu-
ated in his DEATH Mr. c of the most useful men
in his town and county as member of an eminent legal
firm he has been for many distinguished for his energy
and efficiency in business, his strict fidelity every trust
aud the kindness and courtesy with which he always
deed professional aid AS citizen he public spirited
and liberal. In his family he a,sduous in mnisterng
the happiness of all around him There are but few of
his fellow citizens who have felt and acknowledged his
kindness The sudden death of who has been be-
loved by his friends and from the many confded in
him. useful to the community, cannot fail to be e1ten-
sivey lamented
At sea- on board the ship Saratoga, Sept 30 Daniel Nc
Farlau, seaman, native Of Ireland, aged AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

TO MANUFACTURERS.

JNEEDS, BOBBINS AND SPOOLS of every
II and kind BY the subscribers AT their
Fac ory Masawan Steel Reeds of superior quality manu-
ctp red from wire Imported expressly for the purpose All
atc the above line furnished to manufacturers at short
noric. and of superior quality.
n received al 81 Pine ST. New York. and at the factory
>,a,,a,v AN n Y CARVER x FINE. o2 3rnisa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

fATINDOW SHADE DE
w The subscribers invite the
their splendid assortment Of Deco
having been go, up with great car
Shades painted to any pattern or si1
The assortment consists Of splen'
Italian do, Wild Yignettes, French
se,te Centres, Scriptural Views, Fa
Landscape Centres, Tintern Able
SC. Sign Banners and Decoration.
surpassed By any other establishmer
Southern and Western Merchant
aty. (o1a lmisl BAR
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20
Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived
In the ship Paul Jones, from Chna-N Mrs Palmer VIM H
Low, Esq, and lady, Miss Eliza Richie, II Perkins,
Esq, Capt VIM Poor.
In the ship Morrison, from Canton-Mrs II Benson, Rev
Thomas Mcbride, lady and children, born the
passage
In the ship Calhoun, fm Chsreston-Messrs w Briggs,
George " Norris.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20
HOUSEKEEPERS ATTEND,
JUST PUBLISHED,
NJ r S. + l. l. SIS
HOUSEKEEPING MADE EASY;

COMPLETE INSTRUCTOR
In all branches of Cookery and Domestic Economy contain
Ing the most modern and approved Receipts of
daily in all Families.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Revised and adapted the Wants OF the Ldies OF the United
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

~ Seats Seats. Seats.-A lot o: Sc Benches, about
es long with good order snitab!e for ssh9o 9l
.uuIc .I ~ 0o' "'- " r. PATTINSON,
ria pts lat;ss Corner Nassau and Annstreet'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

CENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING CLEANED,
VI Renovated and Repaired, reasonable lssns, and with
despatch. H. LEVETT, John st, near Broadway
CAST OFF CLOTHING taken in payment or purchased
forcash. s2s ims
DEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
II FRoCKs. CLOAKS. &c.-Exl@ Beaver and Pilot
Cloth Over Goats Winter Frocks Sacks, &c Also extra
and medium GU 4y Cloth Cloaks for sale 2s Broadway
American Hotel, opposite the Fountain sin,ssro
oI2i Nj. T.. u }
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20
Cle0reS.

Sb;ns Howard, HAM Paulsen, Hamburg, Schmidt Bal.
chem North Carolina Drummoud, New Orleans, Ewell
Co; American Burgess, Savannah.
Brig Brothers, Mayhem, WestIndes, Brett Vose.
Schrs Patriot Smith St Thomas, w w Pratt Mary
Bright Bright Port au Prince A Cooley Co; Martha
w Fowle, Stewart Washington, NC, L Mitchell; Dan
Webster Lawrence, Franklin La; Louisa Hoover, pha
delpha
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

-WTANTED-A boy abont l5 years old, who is
Nv strong and healthy and willing work farm I'LL
b of sye for his ycaas and clothes and schooling. He
m ,st brn: good character his habits ard be willing TO
be bound apply at 21 Beeckerreet between the nous oi
O "A / r,cIock, forenoon. II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20
MILLINERY GOODS,

CHEAP FOR CASH.
ry,HE subscriber would respectfully invite Mer~
chants and Millinery call and examine his stock Of Mil
street and first street below Wasert He has taken great
pains selecting his goods have tem the most s'hona-
I to be the selected of any the city and
embracing almost every article in the Millinery ine and az
h. buys and sells Tor they help being cheapest
The reputation he ALREADY Of selling Mllinery Goods
cheaper be bought he be
for persons 70 call before purchasng He a,e4ds
re auction sales daily avail himself Of the bargains that
ma . offer. and in TO give them 10 his CUSTOMER
H'a' l.. Nj. STEVENS,
No,v.Vork Sep,embsr r. 1919. ol2 m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

FAIRBANKS pArEyr PLATFORM SCALES.
The manufacturers have br ought these Balance TO very
have dated all the for which heavy trans
actions required by weg II n. mschaIssi e1ns,rHs
and ndACCURACY-accuracy not merely az specihc point
given but form accuracy every angle Of
the Platform and hrou hont entire from the lowest
to the highest capacity Of ,he Balance
These Scales keep ,her e9usunent perfectly never ia
ole and seldom any expense for
They Of the Railroads United States
and Of them ;hey have been long in the
being perfect So also the and Portable Scales oI
weighing merchandise 3Ie,ch and Others who have aa
them for OF testify 70 hr
Uniform and the that they appear
By wear These Scales been patented in England
where they extensively Used both In pnvae warehouses
and public railways
EDWARD .FIE Id, No. Plat, street, and
,eo f., - New.Tork.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

80 AAa
aAsG
Nsss@yzzgaMzsssszaaaz
BEACON COURSE TROTTING-
CATURDAY, October 2lst, at 2 P. NJ. Purse
g Ns ns. 5f:' s's HH5 S Sn$
J. i Ro.2aay Nes9ssFF B. :E. m sAkAHR. sAkAH
Immediately after, match for $500. Two mile het .ts
i. WOODRUFF names br. s. AJAx
Ajax goes wagon; Columbus TO a sulky. o2O2
DANCING AND WAITING ACADEMY at
5 snds GSis and a bs IS pubic T &
Win q;i, sn h ? psys ses
Ha isses and aais Masters as and from ii; 10 for Gen men
S C. w s e;sna f5si 9 TSs ssonsb
ol2 2w. ----------.
TAKE NOTICE.-Mrs. WILLIS, tho lady
that gives 4ormoIGa future sye1s nd what is past
near Beeeke till the last of October only thei shs W.
leave the City. - s29 lmls- mis-
DOGERsS GYMNASIUM, Nos Is, II and l9
n Canal s,reeThs splendid establish ment Is nov ooen o
for the reception OF pupils o'clock NJ until 10 F. NJ
The great benefit derived of ymnastc exercises
BY all whose employmen sedeniaI beginning TO be
prnsabe TO those whose empoyments studies obge them
10 sit or stand in stopping position, hereby causing pam
chest round shoulders and scmes weakness oil the
spine.
Bookkeepers and students also par and guardians OF
bovs are narcuarly invited call nd this Gyma-
nssiam, which will be found the complete in the
country.
tent Professor liberal terms.
Shower Baths FREE TO subscribers Ola WIS
ZINE TEAS-R. l.. Seym our "a Barclay 81,
L corner of ST Peters place. Id intimate his friends
and the public that he has lately eved and offers Tor al
lot OF FINE TEAS Of recent i'm ~ ation and of the most de-
cate Fauors: His stock cons Of the following assot
ulent OF Teas
Hyson. Euong Souchong.
Hyson Skin, souchons,
Yo. Hyson, Pouchong.
Imperial Nigyony Souchong,
Gunpowder, Pecco. sc.
He would also add ths, he keaps constantly hand gene
al assortment Of Sugars Coffee Spices Fruits and all Other
purchase By calling the al Establishment WI" Ind
every article the bes quality md at such pces mat cannot
fail Orders from the untry faithfully attended TO-
NIB Goods any par, of this city or Brooklyn free
Of carriage. o2V 2wls 1"o
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20
STEAM REFINED CANDY.

II l.. " A STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
n. of Ch ,mbers.stree constantly manufacturing bY
s,.,r and hive hand large assortment OF Candy
&c Of Superior quality. suitable for the Southern market
Ths Candy being from Refined Sugar will keep in
warm climate harder and dryer than made rom So
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

~ Buckwheat.-New Buckwhea Com, yea hI. HHU ~,
shipping family for sale By hoLd qm gsetman.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

NJ PHI geographic Lilsenesses, b. the Daguet.
aot,p4 Pro, es Broadway (core Park place) By VAN
Io.NS OF lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

POT, No: Spruce-st, =,
Of the public 70
raaye Window Shades, all
), and warranted to please.
r.
lid American Landscapes,
Scrolls, Vignette and Ro-
,cy. Sketches, and Gothic
:. !. Moonlight Views, &c.
dos 8 in a style no, TO be
, supp lied with any sqan
Toll. & De MAUNY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

CHOICE TEAS "A fine selection OF choice and
- fragrant Teas just received from the last sales aucton
now offered at the lowest cash prices Young Hon and
4, fine article at IS; fine Is, which will conpsrs
with what is generally sold at Sl also good article Of Gld
peria and Gunpowder and Is; the finest Oolong Sou
chons and Mohea Powch9ng Of TIE Chareston' cargo ,o
boxes of 20 lbs at still farther reduction.
The public respectfully invited TO call and examine be-
fofs purchasing elsewhere
Od Java Coffee fresh roasted and ground daily at Il pence
per ID.
Also complete assortment of Sugars.
A JOHNSTON, Tea, Coffee and Sugar Dealer,
Of lmis~ 81 BoWery, corner OF bayafdstIfe1.-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

JA5TANTED-A first rate Jobbing moulder. Any
wv person coming wfh recommended can have permanent
Sim ana good wages Enquire 1T 81 Water ST. o2O l'S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

~ Boarding Schooi9IrvinS yh
arb ars5 I'M, - sWM P. LYON, A. Nh Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

WTANTED-,rhre or four active and intelligent
w men to engage in an occupation which will require them
TO travel through the country References required Apply
Al No 426 Broadwa Monday Oct 23d In the forenoon
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

Price for single copies 25 cents; five coses for 81:
full Books Be-" ' for the the People GREELEs McE LRATH,
Tribune Buildings New \ ork.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20
= John BurdelI, Dentist, ss2 Broadwq

ner Of Frank ustree econd block north of the Broadway
Tabernace) woud notify his patrons and the public that ne
has no. abandoned the practice Of his profession have
reported sncs leaving his old place Chambers.treet bu
sl connurs his business all lis branches. ola Owls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

SAYps's SARsAp.RlLLA-Fu,her proofs Of the efficacy
and virtue OF this val liable medicine Rheumatism. Read
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

RFSPECTABLE GIRL with good recon-
n msldatior7 situation az servant I o. al n9n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

~ Wire Window vShades-,lanufactur tured to or.
10 of any size shape figure and Handsomely fitted ma
no ANY frames paor basement, Office and other windows,
hsij doors screens for public rooms, &c "
''''' LEE CO., Is Factory-stree
The sc beautiful Shades unlike all Others admit all the air
md p 1t INTO the and perfect view into the
bs inns they obstct the view from the the
nom an keep mosquitoes and othsr insects and
,"o. r. orn, M usutal. iv2z istf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

! YNTANTElJEA situation by an American young
w woman as chalnbermad and seamsress nurse and
good city reference. Apply 322 Bowery second
1Ar s"n.'''' 49, o20 Il"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

no THE FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE =
i In press and will be published tomorrow friday morn
ing hs Grafton delivered before the Sons Qt Temperance al
the Tabernacle Oct g. 1885, by T. H. Oakley Esq together
with full account Of the Of the ne sIlst ,
will be published in neat pam phet form and for sale al th
office o The oga coHer Of Ann and Nassau s,sel inn anu
p Every friend of Temperance should have copy oil
m work. oIS I'iS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

60 400 M'ANTED-A Partner, one that
S2.UUU. ca, furnish $1,000, old !. sstsbshmgn, nj.
na has and will pav large ceptaSe. rolar.e @
lils !uqi,,,,e a. ~ ~ uL,on ~, < p Sf o203
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

NEW PUBLICATIONS FOR SCHOOLS
IN THE GOVERNMENTAL HISTORY OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, from the earliest
settlement the adoption Of the present. In
FOUR PARTS. Bv Henry Sherman Counsellor at Law.
New York. vol l2mo
This work is designed for Common Schools School and
Private Libraries and for general reading for the young
Published by the subscriber aad for sale ar l99 b2adway
o2O lwiseod MARK II NEWMAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

MASON WORK-Grates SET and repaired
lNl Cserns bu In repaired lasterny and AZ knns o.
Mason work done short notice by JOHN NJ w n To-
iV0 .hoH'oS'"'e''' ' - go 81 -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

HISTORY OF THE GREAT
~ REFORAIATION-A new and cheap edition, lnst
published by Jehn s. TAYLOR Co.. Theological and Sunday
School Booksellers Brick Church Chapel l5 Nassau street
DAubgue History of the Reformation, abridged vols IN
i-ii7 pages Price 50 cents
Also just published above the Forsaken Home or the
Wrongs of Woman By Charlotte Elizabeth new woIk'
| vol l8mo Price 81 cents. o2Ult'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

DOARD IN COLLEGE PLACE-A suit of
ID rooms with board can Ne obtained No College Place
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

yIyANTED--A SITUATION as Cook and Laundress
w ~ do hon Sewok by very respectable, industrious
vou og woman who give satisfactory city reference for
can him & G. Sc Please inquire al i28 Broadway IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

WI ING-GEORGE T. GREEN, Nos 110 CHAT
HAM-sTREET and 4 BoWERY, viii sssg sonsts9.llT Ml,
on hand full and complete assortment Of MEMS, BOYS
AND CHILDREN'S' CLOTHING, OF all descriptions,
made in the MOST rAsHioNABLE STYLE 10 which ne would
respectfully the attention Of those in want 4; he has
VESTINGS Sc. by every Packet, and has seearsd the
services of experienced Cutters h pledges himself 10 sve
perfect satisfaction all who may purchase
md NTH Strrct punetrcIitv sig tFln
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

~ Ojserre-ln order avoid counterf-its, purchase
ouy al the original office 375 Bowery of J. Leeds. whole
ssls druggist l2S Maiden laue OF Mrs. Hays agent for
Brook lyu. i3y Fulton street, tBrooklyn.)
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

TAKE NOTICE.-Mrs WILLIS, tn, lady
that gives inormotlon future nd what past
can be seen at No 265 Elizabeth door from Honson
near Bleecker till the last of October only then she w
Ia,ra ths Ctv s29 lmls~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-20

CoSsuMProN-I well known that this iata disease
ereyert exists and therefore should be arrested before
mus oa second The oreIunne of thus disease should
bf closely watched and remedy immediately applied One
Of the most frequent oIeruner OF consumption tickling
but little Inconvenience but often terminating IN fatal
disease As renei ior THIS Dr. Taylers Basam OF Liver
wort ;-epared Boery) has equal; and We heartily
advise all our readers SO troubled try this vegetable ned
enc ere the fiat bas forth the disease become seated and