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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-24
SEPT 4, 1913:

FENIiIS preparation has now stood the test Of
a several years trial, and is confidently re
commended q a safe and e;fcctual medicine fol
expelling worms from the system. The unexam
Piled success that has attended IFS administration
in every case where the patient was really aflic
ted with worms, certainly renders Il worthy tho
attention Of the Public.
The proprietor has made il point to ascertain
the results Of its use in such cases as came with
in his knowledge and observa,ion-and he inva.
rably found it 10 produce the most saulary effects
no, unifequently after nearly all the ordinary
preparations recommended for worms had been
previously resorlcd 10 without any permanent ad'
vantage. This fact Is altested by the certificates
and statements Of hundreds Of respectable per
sons 10 dl3ercnt parts Of the country~-and should
induce families always to keep vial OF the pre-
paralion IN their possession. II is mild in its op
GRAFTON, and may he administered with perfect
safety To the most delicate infant.
For sale at the Drug Store, by
d. OATES, Sole Agent.
( Avg, 81, lS43. 6m
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NA ORMS! WORMS! STARTLING FAcTs-
w Hundreds Of Children and adults are LOST
yearly with worms, when some other cause has
been supposed to be the true one.
Ii is admitted by all doctors that scarce mao
woman or child exists but are sooner OF later tro1
bled with worms, and in hundreds of cases, SAD
10 relate, supposed fever scarlatina cold or some
other ailing carries off the flowers of the human
lamily-while in truth they die of Worms and
these could have been eradica,ed in day, ~ the
use Vt bottle of kOLMSTOCk'S NERMl'
FUGE, at the cost Of quarter Of dollar.
C0ution.--Never buy this article unless u
has DR.. kolmstock's Vermituge" Handsomely
engraved on the outside Label, and the fac-simile
of Comstock s. Co.
For sale in Charlotte, N. G. by B. Oates and l.
J. Holton; in Salisbury by C. Il. Wheeler; in Lex
lngton by ]. P. Marby; in Grensborough by j.
& r. Sloan in Fayetteville by J. A. M'Raei II
Yorkvllc, S. C. by Comstock & Co.'S agent,
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EALU ABLE Ian Id,
FGEs SHE.

One lying ninc miles south of Charlotte, knos n
as the Plantation OF Paris Alexander, containing
about 3 10 acres, which the subscriber is willing
10 sell eutlre OF in parcels to suit purchasers.
One other tract in Union county situate in the
ncighboIhood Of Geo. Mccain aud Jesse Stains
containing 81 acres.
Also, two other tracts, lying in this county, tive
and half miles East Of cha ,loitc, known the
widow Jane AlexaHdcr's laud-Which two tracts
the subscriber offers for sale as agent Of Abram
+. Alexander Possession Of the above lands CIV
en- Immediately
Also the tract Of land upon which now 1--we
lying or miles East OF Charlotte, containng
about 26O acres Possession given next Fall
One reason for wishing TO sell the plantation OF
which reside IS, the health Of one Of the mem
bcrs Of my family being very bad and Fcmovo
10 limestone region being recommended wisi
TO try the change
All Of Tie above lands will peak for them
selves. See the subscriber for further particulars
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Oct. lG. 1913. Az
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- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COMPOUND
- Extract. There is no other preparation Oh
Sarsaparilla, that can exceed or equal this. Eye"
are sure to get Comstock's, you will find i soP''
rior 10 all others. II does not require putting ~
For sale in Charlotte, N G, by B. Oates aud /
J. IIolton; in Salisbury by G. Is. Wheeler N ley
ug,on by J.P, Mabry; in Greensboroueh " :
Il r. Sloan; in Fayetteville by ], \. M'Rae' ID
Yurkyillo, S, c. by Cdnr,ocS 4 Cos agent
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EADACiiE.S-D SPHON'S HEADACHE
n a REMEDY will etfeetually cure sick head.
ache either IRON the nerves or bilious. Hundreds
Of families are using it with great ioy
For sale in Charlotte. n, G. by Il. Oates; in sn.
lsbury by G. b. Wheeler; in Lexington b ! J. p.
Mabry; In Greensborough by J. 81 X. Sloan in
Fayetteville by J. A. M'Rae: in Yotkville, s. G.
BY Comstock and Co.'S agent
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88 Sf8E ! 3 3 I 3 3 } 3 az J.

a.. ORSEs that have Ring bone, SPAWN, Wind
n " gals &c, are cured by Roofs Specific; and
FOUNDERED horses entirely cured by Roofs
Founder Ootuent. Mark this, all hursemen.
For sale in Charlotte. N. G. by D. Oates; 10 Sa-
lisbury by c. b. Wheeler in Lexington by j. ?.
Mabry in Greonsborough by J. & r. Sloan G.
Fayetteville by J. a. M'Rac; in Yorkville, 5. in
by Comstock g. Cos agent.
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Casa and Defircry Bonds for sale here.
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MILITARY EXECUTIONS for sale at
THIS OFFICE.
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just Received,
THE
BONNER Manure Method,

va men teaches how to make vegetable ma
Wv nutc without the aid Of live stock. in
from Is 10 80 days. by course Of humid fermen.
tation set into action al cos. from so cents 10 81.
And also 70 make Compost in a fetc days
Ald how to make a rich fetliIisne liquid called
"pugn," having the strength without the aerid
qualities 0f urine.
W!lh the yicw 81 graduating the cost to the
quantity Of land upon which il may be desired to
use tie method, the following scale VI prices has
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-24
OH. OF TANNIN.

TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LEA.
THEIR IN ANY FORM
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CREDIT S.fLE.
THO LOTS

Trade.street, known on The plot Of said town by
Nos. 1873 and IA, containing two story Dwell.
log House, ,sen finished, and all The necessary
outhouses, aud we'll known as Mrs Nowland's lots
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

WM JOHNSON & EGoCM,
nAHUFACTUHEEs Avn cRGT;sr,.
The Iradr supplied on To, most !ibgra terms.
Palr Yellow Soap, for fainily r.ine Ge hmaHdI
use. o'osrr WatrT.
White Bal Soap, scented. Ta"eniFi' do.
Palm WiGdSorS, aud every de- R-ar's OIL.
scrpudn Of Fancy -GaIs. Ox-Marro~ p1inin3je.
0r Grocers, Druggists Ship Curing Fluid.
ping Merchants and Fam-i raogs.F lcwsf Water
le>n the style and f;feciar D. for The H4ir
finish. Cold CY"sm.
Perfume. kaydoi for ihe CoUplrriar;
Shaving SGary pots aud ferf!inr Gags pres ei ac"
cskss. OF tseinost excellent Peaut!fying Lotion.
qualty. Antique Oil.
ToIle,e Powder. Handkerchief Essepce.
Milk of Rose. 4 hIorne I'oaih Wash.
Ertr'ct OF Musk ifsp,itG" Rose. =.
All articles ae prepared 10 ,n
Tie trade. Dealers Merchants and r-G!ier would do wt
iIsrect stock aorp Ia aiHg har rufca1es aug 70
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

UNFoRTuNATE MIsTAKe.-A man by the name
of Leavitt was shot by mistake one evening
week or two since near Mattawankeag stream.
He was supposed to be a bear. The gun con-
tanned heavy charge of powder and two balls,
which took effect in the abdomen and produced
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

D A meeting is TO be held at Trenton on the
9th September, to consider the propriety of erect
ing monument commemorative of the battle OF
Trenton.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

J The statement that Com. Jones is the Off
Ger who has been placed upon furlough, with an
annuity of $780, is contradicted. Lieut.. Arthur
Lewis late in command Of the brig Porpolse on
the African coast, is named as the officer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

~ The grave and reverend Editor of the
Maine Temperance Herald perpetrated the follow
ing pun in his last paper:
'.During late thunder shower at New-naven
the lightning struck a groggery; but on ilnding
what disrcputable place it had got into, 1t boH-
ed, and was off like streak"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

p Edwin Coffin, Of Edgartown, Mass. re-
ceived blow from one Of the vanes Of wind
mill on the 18th, which it is thought he will no;
lonp survive.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

snse FOR SALE-A Farm OF about 81 acres, slt-
@ uated in Northampton. about 10 miles from Ba!ston
About acres are eai lsl'd [hg renalnds
and not an acre land upon the place. The bindings
are Hous- Barn Wood and Wagon iouse I'll Ia good con
d,n there Is also never-faiIng we'll of venien
Iy situated ,..-
ing about q acres leased Land with House and Barn there
Both Farms mile Of the will ase and ere upon
$500 OF the purchase money rensn bond and
For further information, inquire of D. COPELAND, upon
the premises or at No Is Pro,rec,-stree Brooklyn.
2u.oI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

Hail SroRM-Thc city of Maumee, Ohio, was
visited on the 9Th inst. by severe hail Storm
which did much damage. No less than three
thonsand panes of glass were broken
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26
DANDRUFF, or Loss of Hair, Is caused b

DANDRUFF, or Loss, of Hair, Is caused by
Dangud robstruc,ed circulation in the small bood-vssSes
which supply the scalp and ha with nourishment N conse
quence which the perspraton becomes thick and cainm
AID dries the surface ornng called dandT "iCh
clogs up the pores the skin aud by against The
the hair prevents from receiving sufficient aouTlS
retain vitality TIE hair tin becomes harsh and !n
pleasant changes color and falls off This unhealthy aiee
ION very speedily and -fectualy cured by JAYNts
HAIR TONIC, which revIyes the dormant powers OF ny
SURFACE vessc the dend1h 2d produces new and
vented or removed where is already exists.
The following certificate selected which sufficiently
pro It's extraordinary vIrtueS:
MeSsrs A b. & p. sands: Gen,emen-ts act o!jusce
10 YOU Dr. jayne seud tins tcate 10 mi onn you
Of the invaluable e-t my Las recel se from the uf o.
Dr. Javn Hair Tonic. She lost not only her entire head OF
han but he's eyebrows also and after yarlos Lemedii
with no benefit, she used Dr. Jaynee Hair Tome St nSed
bottles before could discover The hair had started and
commencing th the third started ont hGcy ana
weeks head and eyebI0ws covered with NICK
growth OF fine black hair better than she had lost. rhnk
entirely produCe By the oi the Tonic and would re-
commend It to a Who need similar remedy.
rmly vours JOHN N JACKSON.
Prepared only BY Dr. u. JAYNE, 2g South Third, ,reer,
Philadel lpnia. Price ST.
Sold a. wholesale and retail y A. & D. SANDS, Ding
lSts, 70 Fulton corner Of Goi-steer Also sold by iBRA
HAsl b. SANDS * co, No 273 Broadway, corner Of
Ctamber-seet; DAVID SANDS &CO., No. II Las, Broad
wty slug I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
Of the County OF Ne. York, notice hereby given all
peons having claims Andrew West late the city
New York ca.tnaR, deceased present h- sane h the
vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber E residence corner
Hadon and HOrstIo streets the city New York Oh lr
before the J day August Dated Nes York The 10Th
day OF February, 1913. MERCY WEST
2lf law6m. Administrators A
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26
CAST IRON FOUNTAINS.
MANUFACTURED by
D. l.. FARNAM al 7WATER-STKEET. NEW YOkA.

Ttese FOUNTAINS pre-
,ea,a style ofbesaiy got ''f'
passed 81 aoy of Mafh'e N
his coan,ry or 10 Earore'
f.: ,h5ir snrerior zd'ah'''
gc, over ll1rhIe, e to d'i''
v ;hstasdiis if''' .i'
erfvqse Of Es,F'Ss
their baau,iia! sbit, asFr',
a-cr fsom yyu 10 yeaf' 400
.l.7 comparatively Iow ppes
al ~!,ioF. lhey saa BE- ia'fS.
tucci iato our pl'asa,' y.
sdiips % f';'.i5n, K,
ta.nlo,,. md e ioygsni--lnIj
.tnetic;tg In t.tn'r 7isy,r. 80.
( G6ta atyo,LtalhS MaI"
,tgr.ISsa r. W -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

E.>S7 ,ELIZABETH.PORT AND NEW
1ttz--EEsGa-1YORK FERRY COMPANY.-SrmMER
E2s<AHnASGEMESI.-Far l2i Cents
The Steamboats, WATER-WITCH and CINDhR.LLA
o,c daily from Elzaber-Port ofk touching at NV"
Brighton and Port Richmond each t,i4, as i3lGws:
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
/ A,a kssnf L snd SaSsk Ss
A. o. sng a 6; O'clock MAt e. and 6. o'clock P. NJ
80 y Nv Srypty OK SUNDAY,
A. d d and 6 o'clock r. M.At2, ;. and O'Clock p NJ
for We:lsd Sc; Scotch Plans; fnnnei raniel6
Nv the E!iZabet.town and Somervle Railroad Cars vii
leave New York the 81 O'Clock boat in the morning. and "a
the { O'Clock boats in the afternoon.
Passengers from the 81 O'Clock boat will leave Someryllie II
stages Eason and for SchooleyS Mountain the arrival
Of the cars at Somsrvllle.
Passengers for Railway wl leave New-York in the 10.
O'Clock boat in the morning. and in the o'clock boat IN the
afternoon. Fare TO Railway Is cents.
The Horse Car Will leave the ront OF the Union oeei GUAR
ier of hour previous the departure of each boat
All naggag. the risk Of nc lY7
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

EFFECT OF FRroHr.-Robert Mills, of Barns
Vile, relates TO the ST. Clairsvi;le Gazette, that
while riding over a high bridge his horse took
fright and backed off, falling some sixteen or
eighteen feet. He had been laboring under dis
ease for some time, but when he got up, unhurt
by the fall, every symptom of his complaint had
left his body.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

a1c1T % NEWARK AND NEW YORK
Fare only l2t cens-Th- splendid steamer
1ErlagaI PASSAlC, after June s. will a, follows
Leave the foot Of Barclay street. New York. at 10 a. NJ
and al p. NJ.
Leave the foot of Centre street, Newark Il A NJ and al
liP.M.
been gcst improved Freight carried at very low rates
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26
K KELLY'S DOUBLE EXTRACT OF sARSA-

IA AtaRiLLA CAhDY;-FO packages Of this Candy
f9@ains the active pnneple Of t,"o oud OF sarsapara
!oo aud warranted 10 BE- tie best remedy in cases OF
rheumatism and ali arising or irrv .xcitaby
Or rom morbid hgmor he Blood 1t cases
aud III those peculiar affections c the amentary cansl ais
rival. ~
Call and be- errr Hdisdnals who have been cured by
thus 1andy when all other preparations of Sarsaaa had
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26
NEW-YORK, SCHOO- ., ,HcSI @
sSss,hssE5 LEY'S MOUNTAIN AND EE.S-1sS.-I
-SsSssssssSS- -EASTON, wa &. aud

NJ 2-A2-y;e Railroad.
tol schooeys Mountain leave pier Mol Nor, River at 81
O'clock A NJ daily (SundayS e1ceped) by steamboat TO
EltzaeehpoT leave the oo o: Goarti.ndt street at
with the for Somerye coaches thence 90 ues
10 the mountan--erIiyi ing caIy In the afternoon.
For Eaton, eavns above proceed by rail road Som
erv coaches from thence tonly 81 miles, arriving Eastou
Al O'Clock,
NB1his line connects Easton with lines running
Msnch Chunk, Reading, Porisre, Wilsesbarre, SC.
his route account OF the short distance bS coaches
maSns by FAR the pleasant and eypedtious commenGs
isse 10 the abic MI SARderson the proprietor
at Sonier!ie has provided himself with Carriages and horses
70 accommodate private parties with the shortest
tice, and OF reasonable terms.
For apply A. b Hope Merchants Hotel IL Court
landt
Passengers from Philadelphia Schooeys Mountain VIII
At the Mountain early afternoon.
les9 u SANDEKSON \ kEAN prnrt,-tnrx
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

IL, ,UU For Hath sAIEoLyns o in or1as as md R5eE,
land Coun,e State Of NV York g mile; from he CITY
The New York and E Rairo&d OGanse TurnikT and me
well stocked with wood OF 2j years growth and urwards
considerable part Of might bs made arab- here IS a
mountain nc stone said TO possess strength and
rera mine Of "heh has lately been opened ana
Ter power with number Of falls tie Ramapo River
Tuxeto Lake miles long and one mile wld. hes IN one
miles above Pier ous Works and known thr Augusta
Tract Access can be h4d 20 II in hree four hours By the
" y & Ere Railroad i've SIX hours by the way o
Hsckensack and Orange Tunpke BY the way OF Nyack
Havprstraw. =,
trsct Inquire Chatham street where map can br seen
and other particulars asceaned relative 10 the above nre-
SOS au!i 3m'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

TORPOR ALTON NOGlCL"--public aotce s
- hereby siYea rh, Petition has h-rp presented in tie
Board "i Aldermen 20 regulate ard the cub and guln
stones N Thret'treet, tween the TLd Nn'haTee1-
ALSO, 10 Idye iwei frst-sSet b-JV.en tiIe BioCmi.
d,ie road and Seventh ayrlue.
Persons interested the abc petitions, and having gb-
tons to thts'ma, 2fe fcGra led "a mahe diem uwrtDsw
The St3eet tOamssion- Oil,s teore the ils, sH
gust 1913. rect Co,nu.s siou- 0iTe August !gl, s]
au2i JOHN FN EN, Street COMMISSIONS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

NTASiiiNGTON ELiNIR.-A pure vegetable
canpauna.-" Natures God has secretei IN le y.se-
table kp&o si and speedy remedies Cor all diseases
TO search 4F and discover these, past OF nans allotted
t1l iin> y-ii kiGvn a>Seor nt DlOscord. Oi the
most profound o ,s ariyst ph!.'rg!er. h.s received
arCte n ut gd VISION, IN thr discovery of
Ia. ~ t.iy ir, ''f It, naly siftHes, be
t5-ss ~, t5 e aicr=i itIs oily necessary 10
~, ~ f'et. t't-l5 IS our 5-st attest rs almost
Rs-it IL or5uz!y curing that most ntocgabie fell
dI,c4-es--
FEVER AND .Ji s.-fbe '.,.hing,op Elixir Is equa!.
y silclt !ou cur 81 iulftt alGuS. Bilious Choc,
Dar,hG' 1Ei i'ssthleip, Worns aud Dyslepsia The
Washington Elixir Being composed entirely of Vegetable
S;,tStlc IT cruS,, ie:rcy smyi- aud harmless,
though uqeg1e 'gr IL lidiy aud yGor wi:h which
conei= g ,Ioa9ch - perform Tie peculiar INJECTIONS
quile! strgts .4tc G tie above mentioned dis
cure
The WashIusto Elixir, envelopes containing clear sim
pr aud p.cIs direcO# nF use b- obtained OF p K.
+ GUIGN, - Bowery, Ciraa.-s enL OF r. +.
Moss cor t59na and tnuoG-5t j. rnG1yrr III Eighth
Avenue ~ 'abauds1l 81 ,'H d venue Dr. n Leseett.
and 9Th strret; De- H. A Field 8roa,w.y and I2thsl;
Gullress 2s Sd Avenue cor. l:t street; Ed Cbesteney
cor Bowery and Bfoomesr.; j. Codinpou l27 Hudsoi-
81 t. l. Cotton 255 Beeekerst.; Oliver Deron.,s Co.,
81 Charhem-st.; Dr. Vim. Cecil. Yorkye A. L. Louns.
bury, Manhatany.IIe; DR.. W. G. wood Harlem aul I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

n Cincinnati is soon to be lighted with gas
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

he Nj Ch.iml1,ds numerous friends and aciua;nances
.! -'it' NV YORK. Nov. Is, 1912.
NJ r- S;-I has boccnoe so common lately puff me-
dcines by letters would -trla from any 1yIss >;
in ;nsfice 10 yun and our Of desire 10 setEemy fellow
men You remember with what TrpGance was %fg IN n1nG ~,
,nstf-cna attempts HAT deafness OF ton years stnGs
could he cured b@ medicine bat VIII You t.,e Vii -
e anv member OF my faulty. The effect upon NE 's p ~
maeical-my former existence seems llfe dream an ' W
,Se of listening 20 and hearing conversation carrier on H
an ordinary tone vcIce after bslng so l2ng suoectr W
use OF .s ear trumye almost t!aHspOnS 90 not auen
ike have my iIin but as the above statement ma
do some good / have directions 20 y9er using H.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26
Read the iGI!owigE ard juA-e fnr vourselv.s -
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND DROPSY.

CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND DROPSY
Nr. KELLY Dear Sir-I have been sfctrd for M o ,
WIN cistesSin= pan In stomach, cos;ysness ia my
potsr ny lLis Tery much swollen. After eating ny meals
ar htd e"te In short, have scarcely found res, or
comfort durin: h7 'nr. have gIIrd al kinds i medicine
that eouij think e 10 adyantsse and had almost
l'e! w al hopes ot g~tting relief beng row sS
years oi 2:s saw the advertisement o your DoutI- F.,
tF1cto ars.aT!ia Caady, and Tios:; I'd try once
have taken II now about weeks and has cSmplreiy r
Suiat-t ny SYSTEM auy thin. that comes b.o,-
me- anJ have not be-n sick Slice commenced taking IL
sincerely aDd heartily thank God and euder M good Will
ana tfiaks 10 ier believe youT Candy has been he
means OF giving health and comfort IN my old You
are e4come 70 9Es Of this may think proper
JOHN JACKSON, WILLIAMSBURG L. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

CORPORATION NOTICE. Public notice il
" hereby given that PETITION has been presented in the
Board OF \ssserr Aldermen 70 regulate hrt:flth ltr,
between Fl slih apeute anil the BlooninGise oat.
Persons interested the above petition, and having os.
jections to the efuestcd 70 present sm
the Street Commissioners ni"e. or brfore TIE 1H
August, 1873. JOHN EVEN, Street CouInIssionsr
Street Commissioner, Office, au;ust 70 1913. eR2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

U This day fity.tour years ago slIas Deane; 1;1ss
States, died at Deal in England, lie was re re-
called from his Office on suspicion OF nisusng the
Public Money, and died abroad in great distress
This day twenty three years ago, witnessed
the death Of the celebrated Hero Of Lake Enc
Oliver Hazard Perry. He expired as his ship,
the United States, was entering the harbor OF
Trinidad. Del. Rep, Aug %.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26
'F0PFes0F II Us Own 'ai1N i''''' F. wHlTTEMoRE.

ee1s;ant sGppiy oi this medicine mar always be found
a, wholesale and ra OF A D. 5ls - Fsloa5. sla
corner Of Cau,bers-s,re-t and OF . Sands o. -
East Broadway MarSet-s;Teet. New" orN. t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

DKEPARE FOR WINTER.-The undersigned
L are daily receiving their yard, 2l3 Wcstst corner
Franklin, the approved qualities OF Peach ORCHARD,
Broad Mountain aud White Ash Coal which they offer for
sale SIS per for Broken aud Egg and s. 0fo large Stone
and Nut free OF caage. Fifty addition when scree..d
from the yard Orders received the Sugar Rsfnsr %
Leonard ST. and AT he yard. TTLEE Y MATES.
400 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26
FIR $ T PR E NIU NJ
cA1TFR 300. AND SHOE -STORF

GAIIEK 3UL'I ANU SHUt SIUhE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
INFORM those Ladies who desj.oas OF purchasing good
os ;lr theiss al made OF the fntsi French materials
IN sfe suited :, the share 81 i foot; ts; none bat superior
yk men a-s employed thar m21oiseoty Is uHGe the
sup-r;euc:.cv competent ioter1an aud that W.
, nD 1n al tlEe,, extensive Soteui, CcusiS,ipg
fashionable ,iyl. Q: Ladies, Misses, BOYS aud Chit
ireas Beos and sbo and also import direct oN The 6
.a>s -, " b,T1 FUTILE. HAYWARD,
No 2$9 Brooadway ore d'2[ 20 & HhTss III ESfn5f;ssvt n;
r <a,riles of LADIES' Caiieg Boots ai. Shoes a, h.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-26

IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
of the County New York. notice hereby given to all
persons having claims agans, Margaret Mckay late of Tie
the vouchers thereof, the subscriber his store, No 27
Broadway, in the city Of New York before the 5d day
Of August next. Dated Newly Yc the 9th day Of February
JAMES PAION, Executor 23i llNbiI