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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12
FRESH SJVPPlX
OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, Oils,
Paints, Dye-SsaGs. sc.

WNT HIGH has just been received, and which
w shall be sold as good terms ; any hunse
in the Valley. No article ofeied but what ma,
be relied.on as represented, both 10 hind and
quality; therefore the public generally, and physi
Claus in particular, are invited 10 call
The following are among his sfec< and any pa,
para,ion or con- pound III be carefully atend,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12
Flour and Corn.

YNFHE subscriber has prime article of supr,line
y FLOUR. and rrime aitclc &c NifiIl
CORN ioi family use, winch he vii sell on r.s,
'onablc trims WASH'N k9OESEN.
R4ilrpad Depos September T.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12

Fresh Lemons.
"A QUANTITY of fine Lemons just resolved and
IA Tor sale by
July ~. JNO. JAMESON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12

E1yREsH CANDY s. RAlSINs Just received
n and for sale by WM. DORSEY.
July ID, 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING ia the Post Office at Martins.
M burg, Va. on the Both of September. 1913
which if not ,aken out before the Isl day Of Jan
uary next, will be sent to the General Post Office
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12

Persons calling for any of The above Lruers,
will please say they have been advertised ether
wise they may be forgotten
October . lGij-3n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-12
CHARLEsrowS, July 90, 1874

September 81, 1913.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

T, is najnfrI even TO gaze on the picture Of tle
,6ro;nistration of the General Government "hicn
bave faithfully shetched. II would nave Dee..
! hanov for the people OF the United ot9les 49, =
were a mere fancy-plece 10 survey. Da- ba,,e
long. General and intense enbarrassllcti's - ,s
unfortunately too severely assured iiieni
sctnal rcalitr. L. would have been n?IlcH ir ni;-
agreeable task TO me to portray the Pu.', al n
te.esedncss, honor, probIty ana 1aIl-,5 5;sdor of
chargc Of our public concerns 'tio W..
49, s,,res. and the consequent genera ptos
sH~;. - tba conntrv But we now Know the ma
pe.''y and canses of the public disorders,
lnS' -. e M less important, their remedy.
a,lu' ,ar,edv is in the hands Of the people. Under
a.har forms Of government where public spirit ls
rot entirely crushed by arbitrary power. the pco-
,,le wo,,ld loug since have sought redreSs~by v!o
lent and conyusiyc means. 1t Is our peculiar
rood fortune to have In the ballot-box a remedy
which supcrsedes necessity Of resortlng to them,
and which is quite as efficacious and more GER
TAN as well as more peaceful than the use OF the
baYonet. And it affords me incxpresslbe plea
sure to say to you. that it is my firm belief, from
all the sirns of the times, from all the causes no"
in operation, and from all the information winch
derive from every quarter Of the Union, that
great and glorious dclivercncc awaits us, and that
the People will in 1871 nobly vIndlcate thelr
rights and manifest anew Their capacity for sell
government by triumph more brilliant. more
decisive, and hope more ausplcious than that OF
1910. That accomplished, most of the views OF
public policy which you suggest will l trust be
and we shall once more behold our
country honored and respected abroad: beloved
and prosperous at home, and steadily advancing
in the path which leads to greatness ana grandeur
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

IN CHANCEkY, Eighth Circuit-The Bank
Commissioners Of the State of Nsw-York vs. the Banked
BnilaoNoce IS heraby gwen, pursuant TO order Of d.
the subscriber s been tuiy appointed Receiver Of the proper
ty and effects Of the aid Bank of Buffalo By said oi
~ referred 20 Of the Masters of this Court residing he
county Of Enc other things take aud STATE
Gonn OF all ths demands Of any description against the sail
Bank OF Buffalo, aud enable the said Master take and
state SAID account and for tie general purpose contempidy
the statute all the creditors Of the said Bank of Buffalo ns
required 70 EXHIBIT their accounts claims and demands against
the SAID Bank of Buffalo James C!ockr Esquire the Ms
I.f having sad reference IN charge MS Office the ctyei
Buffalo b. the l3h day Of September nex and become lai
10 this SUIT and default thereof hay Will be preclud
from all benefit OF ths decree which shall be made this SAT-,
cree. Buffalo, March the 9Th 1913.
IRA a. BLOSSOM, Receiver Of Tie Bank ef'Bnftc
JAMES CRocKER. Master 10 Chancerv NH. dtSl5
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
TFrom the New-yori Tribune. January

y We Ifat judge = rs aTis, o. IlI.lelhll
10 years age the top Of whose head bald ths palm
ing fast The use Joness Coal Hair Restorative
THIS positively forces the hair grow, stops falling off,
dark 1t dresses the hair beautifully aud kees ords
twice as ons any other preparation Sold for time shf
!ings bottle the sign of The American Eagle 50 Chan
street y = l3J Fuonstreet Brooklyn; Ledger Bud
inys phladeluhia aud Stat,-street Boston aul5 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
REMOVAI-TO NEW YORK

'J7HE Loss OF FEET AND LEGS NO HIN
L DI{ANNCE TO THE ACT OF WALKING.-JOHN
F4HOSAs Cork Leg Maker &c respectfully informs He
rabc that s has removed from Piiad- phia 10 No AZ Wa
t-F-stt. corner Of PiE4-stret Newly Ciry where ne
co2Guss 70 Manufacture Artificial Limbs. plan the
most correct and least complicated having yh-oug
~ ipyeaisd made ard won artnctai las for 20 yess
and ben tllu lcu7r 1j y5 rTlt II giving
satisfaction 20 a who call ou him for ECiS HANDS
ARMS. or the COAIaiON WOODEN l. Eti. an2 31n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
'''t ~ '''' V''A ''''- '''''t 4. E. WEHTTEMORE.

Essex, Conn, April. 1913.
constant supply OF this medicine mar always b found,
wholesale and rstail, a p: D. SANDS, y Fulton
street and at retail of Abraham b. Sands Co.. 23 Boad
way corner Of Chambers-s:ree and of Sands o., y
East Broadway, MarEetstreet, New-YoE Pnce ~
cent, aul9 In,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
SCHOOLS.

- Chc Misses Hayens VIII resuns their SoaId-
ns aai Dag School for Young Ladies Nc q Lafayette
Pace on Monday, September II. an25 2awot-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND DROPsY
M! hELLr-Dear Slr-l have been afflicted for years
bowels, mJ limbs ye'y much swollen. After -ang meals
hat had eaten In short sir have scarc! foud rest or
comfort during that me have tried all kinds OF nelicae
gyer mp all hopes Of getting any relief bt. no GS
years Of age saw The advertisement Of yoar Double Et.
trac: OF Sars1aTa Candy, and tho.ght H more
have taken It about weeks, and has completely re-
sui4-d my system eat thing that comes before
me- and nave NOT been sick since commenced taking
sincerely aud heartily thank God, and render good will
and than 20 for believe ynuI Candy has been the
means OF giving health and comfort my old axe You
welcome MAXI any this you may think prorer
JOHN JACKSON, Williamsburg, L. I.
State 9f S-.r- York, Kings County s.
John Jackson, with whom ,m personally acquainted,
duly that all r. has stated above substantially
true aud correct N every particular Subscribed and
before ne, h!s 5th dav Of May ig;;.
NATHANIEL PARISH, Justice Of the Peace.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

NTHITTEMORE's VEGETABLE SYRtr.-IhLs
w has been prov r numerous ius1n
coz IN m s, and -eciua cure diirhra bowel or 'rmmer
complaint in Children dysentery, cholera mofels ana 9S
digestive anetttI} c
Il IS both pleasant the taste, mid, yet etT'e't "a us
ton immediately allaying pam and Shod'c 'c''0H' 'i'
The following certificates ~, selected from mass mas, oi , M
noni.S in favor. individuals who have nav nSe w
Syr,lp and experienced lis beneficial eiiecSs.
From Gen Gilbert Hopkins, of the firm of Hopkins ila"ey
merchants. \. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

9 REAI0VAL-lNDLA RUBBER
sS SHOES AND OvERSHOES-Just received
from our icor Tor fall trade iaS, assortnen; Of India
useeF SHOES consisting Of pisa and figured lined sad ured
Rubb-r e Elastic upT-r Ovsrsho-s Ladies Elastic Up
Sandals eatsr and rubser so-; Ladies and ribbon
DoInd Grecazs and Bussns ladies elasac quilted SILK Over
Shoes style: Goioe Shoes, a1d yes Of MSss
and Chltrens Shoes, which offer the ,tes, reduced
pTc-s.
% l paIrs Ladies and mems Rubber Shoes figured and
PLAIN, bT the case, trimmed and cleaned b. rhr dozs
i u0d pairs Ladies lInet and fuI bound Rubbery.
Merchants requested the stock after Seper.
bar Isl, At new store, No. Is Maiden lzns
HORACE Fl. DAY
Successor 10 Roxbury l. r Co.
aa?s iHs anul September .t AZ IS asidea lang
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

81 aaT. .MORNlNG LINE-For albany and
r-1--TAH Troy, and Intermediate landings: From the
G1E1cSz,lo of Barclay.streci. The ewowPressure
steamboat TROY leaves TO-MsRROW NORSiNG at :
o'clock
Theme w low.pessure seame, EMPIRE, Capt. S K Roe,
leaves on MONDAY MORNING, att O'Clock.
or on Board.
No1IcE.-A Goods Freight, Baggage, Bank Bills Specie
or a other kind of Property taken shipped put
this Boat must be the risk Of the owners OF such Goods
Ereiyl Rapgasa. s.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
7 ITIIN yNIiTa. JUN" " J-AIk Mum
P.ai.ared onlv LH Dr y. JAYNE. % Sonth Thlra.str

Flti7rd only by Ur. U.JAI NJ, % South ThrdstnH,
Philadelphia. Price s..
sold a, wholesale and retail by \. 3. D. SANDS DG.
sisS 20 Fulton, Of Gol-stfeet. Also sold by ABRA
HAM b. SANDS * co, No 2z3 Btoalway, corner Of
Chanber-sueet; DAVID SANDS & CO. No. II East Broad
slu1 In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
lead the following and jHdge for yourselves -
CITRt or DTSpFpST. :. Nm DRnpSV

Call and b. referred individuals who have been cured b.
tins Candy wheu all other preparations Of SaIsapaa had
,,isI,, vain
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

Sold in packages 25 cents each o. fyr for dollar
To BE- had al ]. w. kELLY'S Gotham Confectionery
wholesale and retail 2i Broadway y. W Badeau 300 Bow
and {. W. EOndefsmIth, l6t GreeEwic-steet New
York; John Jackson, Norh-S-cond-se-r, Wiliansbursh
BEN Iamn Handy . Eichstreet, Brooklyn; L. r. Carsse
LockTOrt, ~ Y D. Smith, 800 Broad-seet, Newark " j.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

Dear Sri received yours of he 9th inst Yesterday aitsr
noon and according your hasten TO give you an h
mediate answer. 80.
In relation 70 your Medicine, most willingly say what !
made both bottles received from YOU In t rS
place considerable distress bowels at TWO lieI
snt trnes and each time took of your medicine and
received almost mmeliste relief We ed IT On one oi our
lirrl- produced similar effect W. Let sister
Mrs Rider have Of II for her babe, child that had had
the bow. complaint days very bad and she made
use il equal success, aud thinks there medicine
TO equal or children who suler from that complain she
has recommended several Of her friends and Is wiling
that her name should on joined with ours believing Ito be-
the eti-ctua for that complaint that have ever
mad. of. DAY I'D ;. [JllLN, Jr.
The public particularly cautioned beware OF counter
f-ts detect which they have only examine the directions
around each bottle which Mill invariably be signed by Tie
nropTirtor IN his own haliw Ing
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
nANDRUFF, or Loss of Hair, is caused by's

which supply the scalp aud ha wit, aourSmsnt in
quence of which he persrltion becomes thick and cnny
aud dries the surface, crustcaIled dandmfwh
clogs up ts pores of the skin, and by pressure against tie
Of the hair prevents from receiving sufficient nou
vaiity The hair then becomes harsh aud
pleasant changes color aud falls oil This unhealthy ahtt
tion very speedily aud efiecnialy ccd by JAYNES
HAIR TONIC which reyyes the dormant powers Of tho
surface vessels, removes the dtndrf and produces and
healthy growho hair supply the old and badness PIE
vented or removed whore is already exists.
The following certificate Is selected, which sufficiently
proves is extraordinary virtues;
Nlessrs a. B. * D. sandy: Genemen4ts act ofjustc,
Su & aa G y G as @ .o 10 @ n u
Dr. Jaynes Hair Tonic. She lost only her entire head Of
h1r but her eyebrows and after trying various remedies
with benefit she used Dt. ,ynes Hair Tonic. Sire us
bottles before could discover the hair had started I
commencing with the third, it started grow iney, AM
IN lew weeks head and eyebrows covered with nd
gIowh Of ne black haT better than She bad lost think
entirely produced b. the ui Tie Tonic and w0ud n
commend It to al 'sho need similar .em.,iy: ,.o.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

NEW HOPE DEL. BRIDGE Co. NOTES
IN Wanted at per cent discount
aus9 lw% JUN pE.aNsis ~ " I'll :"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
MAGNETISM APPLIED TO DISEASE

M ALTNETISM APPLIED TO DISEASE
" Mr JOHNSON, who has been experimenting for the
last lew almost every part OF the ard States ur
on y= subject of Animal Alanstlsm respectfully announces
70 has numerous friend. thar he has taken an office AZ Ie
Chambarsee;, New York. WHERE he will apply his gent
10 III r5mova! OF almost every vfeiy Of disease. and effect
ne believes, SPEEDY he has already doue II several
hundreds Of INSTANCES. IL has also secured me services OF
clarNoyst who vii examine M the ds-as- OF auv
Influence.
Those who have diseases long standing and who have
{! -iils !raSoE2Oe are 3w-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

q ,EVENING LINE AT SEVEN
f=z-4t-I O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY AND TROY, R I
rsag1--zzy1A direct without landing. The splendid low
pressure steamboat SWALLOW, Capt; 4. NJ Lean, Will
e7ge the foo; OF Courtlandreet every Tuesday THURSDAY
and SATURDAY Evenings az o'clock for Albany direct
&C = The Swallow has large number of elegant state
rooms and for speed and accommodation not surpassed on
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
M. Q. CURTIS. No. ! Jo5,
FRS PRE- MUM
CATER BOOT AND SHOE. STORE

GAlTEB BOOT AND SHUE STORE
rTHE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
Infrm those Ladies who are dsirou, of purchasing SOIL
Shoes that theirs arr all made Of the finest French m,,eFs
on aS suited TO the shape Of the foot that bat suI
workrren are emI4oyed hat manuactSry Is under ,s
sup-rteudence OF very competent foreman and that W.
have on hand all tunes, extensive asSosnt coass:ir,
.-cry fashionable stS- Ladies. Misses, Boys aud Chl
dea Boots and Shoes and also import direct from the a
makers N Paris Ladies' French Shoes large ssscrrpp, Al
-. -, h,.,l 'rIrIlE. !, HAHN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

From Mr. David s Mills, JI., OF Bushwck, L /, vel
known in the City of New-Tork, one that suppii'2
them with pure MIX. 80, ,o,,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

Tbs 1iS, sn Oh hand Wood Type, Cases, doahe All
in.le stands Bass Bottom 2Gt Wood Gllies Furai;an
1r-,,s S-- Sr aglS SW
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

.------- SUMNTE ARKtNGEAENT.
Leave NewYork Leave Newark Leave Alorristow9
8ocock a. VI. o'clock 4. VI :; O'Clock \. ".
r NJ. 7. Nj 2, I'M.
PASSENGERS by the moming ;2into 9rEistown aT[iye there
bv G o'clock when will De readiness 70 convey them
10 Schooley's Mountain Washington Bes 1re and Easton
also Stanhope Sparta Ne"towq milford and cweGe
Passengers from Nouistown Will arrive ~ tine - take the
morning and evening from New York for Phl!adelph
y BY just made the cars ;his road
run direct 10 and iom jersey CITY connection with the
trans of the New Jersey Railroad OF the hour thereby
ayciuc any change Of passengers baggage nrsnef
The NJ * r. Railroad having recently been rei-d with the
heavirs; rail complete running order and oilers
one of the and picturesque s
VICINITY wellas cunmodOus and exIedous conveyance
between New York aud MorrS;ownlor passengers and freight
which will ha taken the cea5orahlr Office AZ
the of Couandt street. where VIII always be III
attendance.
Newark 70 AlorTistown 80. ............ 500
Madison and Chatf am SEQ
Summit =. -. -. :. 5000. $50
Mieville ........SiC
jel9t' IRA DODD, Superinteudaot.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

THE ONLY UNINJUBED EXTRACT OF
l. sAIisAPARlLLA IN which the valuable uninjur-,l
medicinal properties Of hs SaPaTa are concentrated ~
out tn US US oi heat @ and made in pleasing form is
JONEos IRiPLE EGTRACT. OF SARSAPARILLA
CANDY
Let ifrSons who usIs SarSararlla for any s7sa ~
rhIs a far trial. ] viii warrant 80
ONE SINGLE 25 CENT PACKAGE. TO CONTAIN 6
OUNCES OF FURE SARSAPARILLA RO)T
IhaS E = contains all e medicinal yirtae5 Of th.; Guanti-
y i VII Or l0uhi positive for d-az ririr.
from arrangement OF the system or an impunty of the ALL
5uch As scroiua hIEg Ey, Salt Rheuu Scntyv ETv,r
las, Biotches on the ace, Chronic Rh-uinasn 30 a.
The esH9sy 0TRy TtR TR Theh p4ks ,F Ear has Gust ne
but II forms believe, III. OIL uninjued Ex,rc-
jones' iTsoe tsfract of Sars.paa Candy is .eld Tbol
se- and Feta oy the sole proprietor r JONES ar rb s-
OF ple. 59e Afnssah N s.se ae y Y
Agents In Phatepha, Ledger Buildings: IN Boston
staie-se>t: Ia sr'ofvn l. l. II9 Fultoo-srr, anI5 Inn
IAAES:-0ihce Of the Receiver of Taxes, fold
= Aims hoass PaIkPublic Notice is hereby given that
me h1es,Eei r. OF IaI.s will b attendance daily fmm
clock a NJ ali o'clock P VI. 10 receive the City Taxes
now ~ arrears Payment expected TO BE- made without de-
The several Bsnk, y a;d f to b Rad II 5aSRsy I95n al
AsH-fotk, August 25 au25u Rsceirer oi Taxes.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
VELLY'S DOUBLE EXTRACT OF SARSA-
u PARlLLA EANDI.-E.nr c.a.ss nf :.is Lau..

contlns the active principle Of two pounds OF Sarsspa
Root, and warranted be the best remedy cases
r-umatsm all diseases arising sexcabity
from morbid humor the blood 1t of costyeles
and those peculiar affections O the amenary canal rs
ing from drypess and of due SECRETION il without
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

Morn. Chronicle.
The following fact, mus, be read with ,erest particularly
NFw Yonx, Nov. 3, 1872.
My Dear Sr-lt has become common lately to puff me-
son my feelings or opinion. did not feel oompeed 10
men You remember with what reluctance inlucel
try Scara Oil for Deafness for felt ncs aita nany
lnefrcm attempts. that deafness OF ton years st'ndns
could be cured by medicine; but will you believe II
when tell you second bottle can hear almost as we'll
any member OF my family he effect upon me has been
magical-my former existence seems like dream ami the
pleasure Of listening and hearing conversation Carried on IN
ordinary tone Of voice after being so long subjected TO The
Of the trumpet almost transporting. do not much
like to have NY name in pnt but the above statement may
do some good, have objections 10 your usHG 1t.
L. NJ CHELMSFORD, 53t Wsshing,ons, st,
Mr.. 3. Barton Gumpert, Philadelphia.
Dr B. Be-Dear Sir take ths opportunity ofeziressng
M GLatia. @ you tor The G sfa! benefit have [eee'ed from
Gaush; six had become quite deaf much that
lost all TrlIsh ioE society But felt most N business
eor; for me- had tried number of Physicians and
u ws ss oi as nnGs WOMEN
your city last summer, try ScaTpa's Oil" have been
iee though the happiest th world
This Oil may not cure every one bur has done me es
ient!a service would recommSgd i e9[gesty G 70 II the
Read the following editorial from thr Times
DEAFNESS CUREp.We have heard great many speak Of
the virtues of scarra's Acoustic Oil as remedy or Deaf
and assured that unsurpassed by any thing
known for the purpose One instances Of its curative
effects have been pointed that rea astonishing
II The lG9wiRg I,2 % editorial Is from the Troy Daily Wing
foI Deafness called scarpas Acoustic on, thar
led give it this passing notice We believe however the
the virtues We hear ascr bed the trouble Of sending for
the article would De amply repaid by W We have friends
who have used 1t successfully and who believe it 70 be the
None genuine unless with the W ords "sCARPAS OIL
for Deafness blown in each bottle and with the written sig
Prepared by Bell, and sold wholesale and rs,il by A. B.
D s,nds dnggsts 2 Faoqst corner Of Gold; also sold
by B. Sands Co., No 273 Broadway; D. Sands * Co.,
~ East Broadway. aul9 i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

no PRINTERS,-WELLS u WEBB HAVING
,n ,bs s-,re No 20 AnE.sre=t prepared 10 re,,i,
on slIa ali kinds of SECOND HAND PRINTING Ma
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
CCARPA'S OIL FOR DEAFNESS. Import


Of those esirous Of having their hearing restored Scar.
who have used it, and who of course know its value
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

FARE, INCLUDING BOARD,
50 50 from Syracuse 10 Rochester Landing
Lewiston.
Sioo At Niagara Falls
a. MuSsoS, Utca +. 4 ALLEN 0sdeusbuIsh.
J.. :. FAxruN, CIlca. ). FAHwELL. Utica.
j. BUTrERYIELp, Urca II. FIrzHuGH Co, 0SwsCo
HENRY WHITE, Uuca. Bronson \ CRccSER, do
OsweSo, Nav, 1873. my-a9 sm cod D&NV
% .fez7 -FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
rs--.--leS-I BRANCH, OCEAN. HOUSE. FORT
-. MAsHlNGT0Si MlDDLKTQT% +, g an and
viii leave New York f!ol Fulton Market Wharf snd
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

MISS E. A. DEFEREUX informs her patrons
1fI and the public that her Boarding and Day School at IS
BonG-Si. viii Reopen Sept +h.
Young Ladies requested b pupctual the day of .t-
enhance. ,u3G liw'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

pENJAliIN HARDINGE., who lectured in the
OApc1, te entire satisfaction has audisuc. upon the
olis and Process o the Arr Of Speech psychOgrrhy Ste
rsoEraghns Ideas. Embodiment OF Thought &c has
taken ;he Park Place House. where - will teach Ste
reoETaphy Anemo.ca Epqme aud his pupils such
-rctioE II e AIT 10 enable them follow speaker with
out hesitation Il IS 0rte by the inpru of Nh
that this Ion; sought fssicerdtuHs can be easily
pllSh-i.
Fog reference men of the first cas, in Eruiition and
whose statements E0m ;he spontaneous results opracca
-NuarIr.u:. cIrcniArs L.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

III 5 o'clock-Landing at intermediate places
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt, j. w Bfa,Gard'
Steamboat NOiiTH AMERICA, Capi, NJ. II. Truesdell'
will leave Tuesday, THURSDAY and saurd3y evenings Al
nv in ample time to t.ke the Morning train OF Cars for
, East or The above Boats ne'' sud sniStania
are furnished with new and elegant State Rooms aud or
speed and accommodations unrSa ed on the Hudson
For passage freight apply board 10 T. CSchultz al N"
n. .k,a -l,,rc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

Persons wishing to send or their friends can have them
brought this ship. any of the regular line on avor
ble terms Those also who WISH send money their rend
be supplied with drafts for any pay able DE-
nand without discoun; o. an other charge whatever III al
he post throughout England, ireland Scotland
Wales application ahoye- hy Letter. post pad.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

MISS SAGAR AND MISS BALLOW Will
VI reopen their Boarding and Day School for Young Ia
dies No 10 Albion Place Eth Monday, SEP
--rrk<r H. au30 3weod<
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

THE INSTITUTION for the Education of
L younc Ladies bv the Messrs ABBOTT will be opened
about the . nf October No.4j Coonnads Houses La Fay
ette Place Tuition from S2 S8 according TO the .ge and
studie of the pupil Ample provision will be made FOR tho
rough instructions both the elementary branches OF know
a n al the higher courses study pursued IN the Ts
institutions of the country ltwll also b. prominent de-
sign TO ayauce the moral and religious welfare of h- pnp.-
to guard health from injury and 10 promote their hap
Iinesss.
Parents wishing more particular information vi receyea
prospectus or personal call. they may sre by sending
BOTT' Pupils desiring TO i'll confer a favor by
ma king application, early may b. the
same manner JACOB ABBOTT.
GORHANl y. ABBOTT,
CHARLES F.. ABBOTT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

5acST FORHUDSON.-The steamboat U,TI-
- a Capt. Bare, wi iear4 Tie foot Of (e-
Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday
az o'clock landing at all the intermediate places hs Utica
* furnished with superior satooms and is otherwise
passed for accommodation.
For passage or freight apply on board an22rf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

NOTlCE-1he Copartnership heretofore exist
ns between Francis j. Whitsey and Geo w. jenkins is
this day dissolved by mutual The business Will BE-
continued the old stand No. John under the firm Of
PHiLBIN Z JENkINS.-New-Yor \ ork, August lst 1913.
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