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1Iarfeballe Sarioporilla.

Scr aue9ebebnte Getrautb bon Garfapa
rilla teit utelen persanssnsn Sabren, te,pce
Den grfnper oiefee Nrtltels in 1928, es ber
:Seabtun9 bet amerltanlitbenSaeultat ansu,
bieten nnc ,pesen ieiner Sortrrfficbfeit wnr.
re es IN allen meeisinHdbru Scurnalen unc
Seitun9en jener Selt, putliSrt. Scltpen
1T lte hduf9 in bsn Sercinis istenStaaten UNI
ancern sdnpern, nit cntitbiebencn Scrtbelc
9ebrantbt wprben fir Strpfula, Wbeunatis,
mus, Setter, GsIcbwiren, 8sItbdpiauuaen
oct Saut, anNnaenoen Sniten uno alle oil>
ore &rantbelten Die bon unrrinem Slute ent,
ttebcn uno ais Elm Serdnoernnssmitte in
6ertf nno SrIbIin9s5clten. 9iele prsparas
ticn, ,ple lte jest bercltet miro, 1T lei weltem
Die bette Oct Nrt ole teBt i'm Sebraub 1T,
gang Dcrl6iepen bon jenen ,pcibsn uno faben
O7iGttun9en, ipelebe nur Slahabmun9sn ber
Original :WlerlSin 1tnp. 3ablreidbe gmpfebs
lunscn linp Crbalten prrpen. pieIe capcn itup
Don bsn berhbmtclten IcrSten, Die, naebpem
fte bieIeIbe i'll ibrer prarls au9slpenpet ba:
ben, ipiis linp, Seu9nib BON ibrem Slussn
Su 9cken.
gagine atbt ltnSsnfai i6e entbdlt mebrpon
Dem pirtenben sprinSlp per Sarlaparilla. .wie
cine Gallpne jener OliIhunsen Die sewbbus
litb Derfauft werben, uno Die melcbe I'M Sc:
trauebe Der SarfapariIla binter9anssn mcrs
zen, iprben III plelem 'in ipirfiames 6sils
mittel finben.-prcparirt BON QS. WlarGeban
sig, Wartntrabe Qbilabe!pbla.
MarschalIs Tyurm=Sprup mo NIL
fant Observation-Disclosures fir Sinoer en-
pfcblrn, els Die b6hit lhcrite unO mirflam.
ite bis jest entbefts murmer 3erIt6renoe
n1eoi5in. Sletfpem 1T es oils 1teberss uno
wirfiames WurmmttcI, bon icbr ansensb.
mem @eictmaf, oaB tein Sinb ltb ,peiaern
miro ce iu nebmen. es 1T ebcn 70 ,pirtIam
III I6eiluns anoercr llebel, ioebe ale $sib
,peb ,grbrchen nnp allie anpere <eioen benen
Sineer mtermcrfen llnp. gs 1T unIcbaBtar
CUR snoeruna orr Scbmcr3en ipeltbe 8inpcr
hcim Surettrecben Der 3dbne Icipen, unp e.
fenlo rpirO es empfcbem fir enaliItbe &raufs
beit, Stiebbulten unO WecbIelfeter Der SUE
aeno. @e 1T gang eicnlcb fir rieIen 3pef,
wdbrenb es nearn ieiner ltnlcbulp gar feinsn
Sebabcu tbun fam.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-05-16
gerfs Gauntp, #.

B:soar S Gt~s'r scs eonrt sSaVs sen esnnsn pSS'
l@-- J Dleas III uno fir 8rfs @anntp
be3enss tiermit, taE ict NIT Den natbbrnnul.
ten Dsrlonen ipotl befannt bin, ais Sobn
81. soller, Or. Sctn 81. Sietter, M1atbias
@. Niharts, gIa. willtam Ntoace, Ncbt.
Sotn W1iasr, gfq. 0aniel 8. 8cas, Q8il,
liam 8. AJ1iQer, Scbu s. 9antielo, Senrp
Nboabs gIa. Ssfir Seilel, Or. 5ieiter 8
D1iblenbera, Or. 9aIomcu q. Bird, Dr.
Sotn 3. Otto
lille Siraer bon Neabin9, Serfs @auntp,
pa. beren Namen eel poritebenoea Seuanif,
fen tei9efa9t itue, mo oa6 bcller Glautrn
ben barin entbalteneu 4nempfblunsen aeacs
BEN fDerben mag.
gum Sensni6 cedeh babe i6 tierunter
tncine ltnterfhrift nnb rae Sie9sl cer tefaa.
ten Court binBueefl9t.
Benjamin Tyfont prctDcnotar.
Neaeins In9uli l, 1889.
1senten fir SerFs Gauntv.
Clos unb Boper, gretcr. YennebIe 8riss
tnsr, OlepUlle. $auds unb Glas, Sriebcnss
tnra u. 81. gleaper, DO. 8. Gbbea, Deif.
Callnan umb Sarret, $analtbwamn. Gam
Sehl, Sanmstaun. Sobu Occum, Sleulfobr
NUVs. p'''t -o'"t du"tl, AWttD' SaDlD
Sebultb 5erefcro. Samuel 9rei6ler 90.
Saeob srsltblsr, waibinston. g.S.Sebuls,
DO. 8. nno o. Soper, 8opsrstaun. 8. 8.
6boaos, %. 81. u. Sonee, ltnicnpiQs. g..
0elssr, $amre,3bilIe 8. @. Se6anf, Ditto
qsbi 81. 8ilbrt, Neu Berlin. 8. s. 8et.
tel, gehtelspiGe. t5eioenreih II. Sus, Suss
tauu. peter &natb, Olrp. Samuel <cbaeb,
&obaebebills. Saeob Slein Bern. S.@mmp
Nenmanstaun. D3m. 8iftber, 5eioebera.
9amud O1oor, @tau6sburs. Sotn 5cf,
man, Sinfins Sprins. 1,n,. 1t. 9. 9auoer
fife, womslsborf. Soft Benlon, 90. Gam.
W1. althaue, Waaioenerief. 8. s. Mobr,
Wlobrebille.
Wssabns, Mdrs 21.
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unp Gtkpat6s; itrs ssirem marsn fat uner
traslieb mir prcbirtsn allie empfcbleneu
O1ittel atsr cbns grfcls. Br battsn BON
ben Wunosrn pom -. 3B. Daeslep's Sar(a:
pariIa Sprup sebtrt, mir probirten ibn, Die
Sclss eappn mar, ibrs 9sinaabsit, peIete
febr ssfunfsn mar, ,purpe iebueIl pieoer bers
sctteal unp fts par fit benz 9eRroudb eelieI'
Zen immer pobl, rpas telnate 5psi Sabre
ltaa. Sct whuitbe, baB Secermann init riss
ier ibasbarsn Wispisin tcsamt Wsresn m6tbs
&C. Dapio 9arfev,
gcnitatel Don Obsr Sern. DCrts co.
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SO e B t 9 e 10 els.

W( br y e ~ E s.
Grtranenoe Sur BON Scrofula ODER
&ine6:llebel. betpirft our6 Safelep's
Heinl9un95 Sprup.
Dies oient 3u tescuscn oa6 meine Srau
eliiatetb 5afer, felt ben lcstsn feds Sabs
rem an ben at1beulebsn Dernnltunsen BON
Serofula, ccer S6niasibel sslittcn pcbureb,
oas 9eltbt 70 ansesrifeu mar ba6 Sbeile
b'r STATE Stirn nnb BET cine Sadeu 3srtt6rt
rpnroen, ,lno sroBe <6eber in ben O1mo ell.
sefreGen parsn. Ser Isste drSai6e 8eitanr
ipuroe psrfhafft unb aIs befannte Wlittel
berfuett atcr bic Sranfbeit ftbritt immer
pcrsparts n.par fbnea amltebsrbanbnebman.
Alle 5cffnltma bate uns tsrladen, ais uns
Cafeleps Neinisunas @prup anseratben
purpe. SD faufte bier cber fiuf Sotteln,
tpelts Die Sranfbet sdn3litb aus Dem Spitcm
pertrieten, 70 has meme Srau pollfcnmene
@s1nnobeit 9ene6t; bod blelbt bas @eItt6t
bur6 Die Ter,piitunaeu oct Srantbsit ents
fellt. gs 1T nun ltebsn Wcnat felt Dem bies
fet6eilun9 benirtt poroen, uno ieb partete
bic paber, banit mir febsr fein m6dtcn Die
Rur fsi bctomen, unp made es nm bctannt
oanit anbere $eioenre ebemfalls oTr wcbltbat
pieies MIbastaren Sprups senie6sn m6sen.
Se;eusts meine ltnterIhrift pen 1sten Sebr.
II. .. 1910. Jfaaf safer, Glias 3fbp.
bei Srisbsnstur4, StrfS @ountp.
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Nsapina Wtdri IA, 1913.

6eaeln9, .Uidr5 IA, lS43.
{or. Cafs!sp-Sb CLAUDE, bas ss Yhibt els
nes Ssben 1T, allies 81 tbun mas in fsner
Wsabt lit, fir taS oSob iener MtnRnfbsn
unb ta icb ibsrSsusenbe Sswsie in nrsinsr Sa:
mile bate, bon ben muncsrbarsn @i9enibafs
ten Sbres Nsiniguns6s ron Sariapas
riaa, empfble itb psnielben 9sWilsnbaft allen
asbsnesn. QSir battsn paS lInslid jpet bon
unfsrn &nbern ;u psrlisrsn, burcb ben Nuss
brub siternesr Hunesn weld3e iDr @eiGbt Sppf
une 6als bebedtsn, cbnobl mir einige Der &C;
itidtsifsn @erjts ju ibrsr Sebanplun9 Battsn
uno ale bsfanntsn WFittsI prcbirt battcm
Spwain'6 panaeea nit sin9efbIoikm obns
SrfoI9. Gin anbsrs6 nlener &inpsr ipurbe auf
tisfsIbs Slrt bsfaash ibr GsIitt uno Ioal6
mar gang bebsdt; Der Au6ttuB par 70 ifarf
me Die Rranfbeit ;u elmer iclben !Q6be, pab
mir auf iDr asbsn psrjibstsn. Bon Der nun:
eertaren gBirfunssn SDres 0isini9uns5 Sps
rups, bon Sariaparllo, bSrsnb, wurosn mir
bstpcssn Jpn ju prpbirsn, als Die lssts Suflubt;
ct pirfts seicb Dem &ufe; bic @sfbpurs fins
gen fcslsib an su bsiIsn, 'peni9s SOttsln brad)s
ten is Sur pSa9sn gsiunrbsit, ,pslbs ls fsits
benz ununtebrcben 9encitn. als Elm Nsin9sr
ess SIutss, CLAUDE ib ltbsr bat ite ibrsS 9Ieis
dsn nibt
Sebn Wopsr Gbneiber.
QSaanus, nabs Der 4ten Strase, Neabina.
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Oeacln9, SSitNl 1889.
ISir, bic tnter5eiebneteh baben i'm $arfe
,mferer praris, init entibiepen ,pcbltbatiser
9Birfuns in peleR Sdasn, ben @ebrauh pcn
DafeIep's Sieinisunss Gprup bon Sarlapas
rilla ansewenoet, nno empfeblen oenIetbsn nit
Seranassu Der Saeutdt ais cine porjlialis
DE 3utsrcituns.
3, !. t11hbIenbers, SO. 8.
Salm. 9. Bird, M. 8.
John y. Dtte, R. 9 &c. &c.
Msatins, SUM 1889.
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Sanf p,9S lmin9ton u. .Srancemn *tgSilm par
Sanf BON DsIamare*, 0Silmin9ton par
Sant pon Smrna, Smlrna, par
Do. 30. 3,pe9, Wilfcrr, par
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
Pos,road Direct se Aibany-Man Routes.

Postroa& Direct te A3Den}-Ihah fhS2ios'
To sh. Editor Of TIE Tri5ane:
The attention of our city IS just now called anew
to the Iong-vexed question OF Railroad TO Albany.
Two large maps are suspended in the Merchant.
Exchange, one of the survey through the interior,
the other CT the iiae along or near the margin OF
the River. The respective parties are claiming
preference and warmly discussing superiority of
line, but TO express hope that something may be
done to settle all dispute and 20 stop the cant and
hu1nbug which i. freely dispensed to our fellow
citizens. TIE two lines look very well on paper,
and the reports OF each, as usual, attribute To It's
p,oper route all the advantages that can properly
be imagined to exis, for the support OF rairead
II ia perfectly unaccountable that our Common
Council did not 20 more thoroughly into an inquiry
which was so plainly essential not only for the pub
lie GOOD but TO set at rest all clsnor IN relation TO
it and to give confidence to those Who are disposed
to in, est their noney a the enterprise IL aP-
pears that there was pamphlet printed, al the e1
pense Of tie city, entirely devoted TO ths interest
of the New-YorL and Albany Railroad Co. and the
Committee appointed to report on the merits OF
both routes. and who were urged by respectable
citizen. of Newly ork to institute thorough nYes-
tigation have given substantial reasons for neg
lecting the duty. Their constituents cannot feel
satisfied thai our City Government should sanction
such proceedings. Ii it should prove true, as the
advocates of the River reue contend that the con
struction Of Railroad upon it would most effect
ualy promote the interests OF our city, what ex'
cuso could be offered by the men 20 whon We con-
fde our dearest interests. We demand an ex-
PLANTATION through your paper, and If they cannot
give more substantial reasons for their conduct
than have yet ,ranspired, we trust they Will speedily
make amends by appointing Committee Of such
individuals as may be competent to ascertain all
necessary facts, and who, abore all, cannot be IN
Auenced by partizan or sectional interest.
MANY CITIZENS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

and the other in force security and responsibility
If these be facts, and | take them to be ineon-
rcvertble ones, why it that opposition TO an IN
crease is 10 be met in any quarterl Where can
objections come from? Is it said that the corps
is now large eaough to attain the objects enune-
rated Let US see.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
Thomas Phillips, builder, n. Y
james Tutiiii. merchant. Ri-4- Us3d

Thomas Phillips, builder, n. Y.
James Tuihiii. merchant, River Ue5d.
wm. Ogden Mills, agent, ". 7.
David BpT0m, merchant. N Y.
Stephen Hon, viciuaier Y.
Uridh Gregory, freigher, Peugbhes p.ie.
James Myers, merchant, and ~ Wright, ensra7er, ~
Conpulsory.
Thomas Cocks, n. z.
Walter H. Mead, tnsmith, ~ z.
Robert Dvsan, merchant, n Y.
Edward Norton lawyer. Y.
Daniel Crane jr., clerk, r.. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

X Escai,h, espies aass Cornfoe;.-The Ora
ham House is Barclay &ewYoyk pTotieES advantages
20 Strangers stopping few Gays or es2s in the ety saes
Us ae rarely osred. It's e!gialy located on ciean AID
afy street. very near the business pat OF TIE eiiy ana N
It's apartments sse sRd neai While lis taae Is
supred Wits the best Vegetables and rrClss ttt eau be
psacUred exc,aeng entirely An;tnal Food and sumo
% all kinds Charges Hoderaie and every eoit mace 10
sender Boartie1s coanria5e- Shower Baths free ke-
bS.f Bare r~iaS->
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
Gonrs Calendar.

iUEsUAf, JdIuaIJ %
crsculT Cover-Nos. 10, 20, 81, %, II, 48,
40, II, So 81, 50, SO, 81, 81, 56, 81, 81, 90, Co.
sc, 81 IL, Is, 81.
CoaAos PLEAs.-Tuesday-No %, 81, II,
As, SO, n, /, 3, 10, Sc. 81, es, u, Il, 81, rs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
G0ITON'S MEDICATED CANDY

~ Please allow me- through the columns of your paper,
the attention OF those who are suffering fam coughs
ceds ac To preparation for the relief OF diiculues OF
tb kind by G. s. Cotton OF this city.
Candy and in all 10 my entire satistactisn aiso
have been personally acquainted IN cases OF others WHO
have used il with Ike results
isevideniy an agreeable and etcacious medicine and
may be taken freely without preudcia effects uYon the
rnr 10 the ges,ray of articles of the kiad offered In
he market As safe and harmless medicine and hcreoy,
in connection with its medicinal merits justly entitled 10 he
r and highest confidence of those who may wish the re-
lief which il claims 10 afford
II is confidently believed trial Of this Candy can
hardly iai to secure for il all future patronage.
L. is for sale the OF G. +. Cotton, Druggist, NO.
20l Main street, ard by other Druggists in the city
@ ~ II. T. WELLS.
Hartford Nov 80 1872 IN E. Weekly Review.
Sold by A. b. D. Sands Druggists, Nos 70 and lOo sui
,onsreei al wholesale and retail; also sold by A B.
Sands Co.. rs Broadway, corner OF Chambers street
David Sands Co., II East Broadway corner OF MARKET
srea
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
From The Age Of God.
THE OLD YEAR.

The midnight bells are srowiing,
The wintry winds are howling,
The cliE-bea; surge is growing
In ,funders far away;
And heaven and earth are signing,
And dfeariiy replying,
4The old year lies a-dyiDg,
So, so they seem to say.
The angry clouds are driven
Across tae scowjing heaven,
In vain The stsfs have striyen
To show their shirmering light;
One broad and mighty shadow
Clothes stream and hill and meadow,
And weeded like widow
Droops down the gloomy night
Across the pathway shooting,
TIE spectral owl goes hooting,
The yelpiug fox is footing
His way along the moor;
Within the farrners's houses
The baying watch dog rouses,
Then stretches down and drowses,
And dreams upon the hoor.
The roasted cock, right early,
Sings out his summons cheerly,
And through the nighf-air clearly
The shrilI notes foat away;
And, DER the common pealing,
Comes many on answering feeling,
Till now like echo stealing
The distant sounds decay.
The ways with SHOWS are blocking,
Against the easement knocking,
The wind makes dismal mocking,
With gusty rise and fall;
On creaking hinges hanging
The garden gate is banging.
And drearily and changing
The windows one and all.
Through cranniea novels wheeling,
The bitter wind goes breezing,
Where lie old crones half freezing,
And dread, yet long for light;
Within the rich mans chambers
Glow bright the cheerful embers,
And scarcely be remembers
How goes the fearful night.
Little children, all together,
Cling closer to each other,
Nor mind the wintry weather,
Within their bed SO warm;
The goodman has been praying,
The good-wlfe has been saying
God help the traveller straying
In such night of Storm
Heap up tho FIRE more cheerly,-
Well hail the new year early,
The old one has sono fairIy,--
A right good year and true!
We've had some pleasant ramblcs,
And merry Christmas galbols,
And roses with our bra'nbles,-
Adieu, old year adieu
Here comes the new year duly,
Well give him welcome truly,
Come, mark the score up newly
Time flies apace away
Let's meet him like lover,
His browa with chaplets cover
Yet hold him for rover,
Nor care to bid him stny!
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

PoIlcs oFFlog-BuaGLaRy AND ARSON
serjaGln Slater, co!orcd man, in prison punsroas
Charges OF Burglary and charged day by w
Lyons, No. l9S Grsud street, with having night
the lss Decemsec broken nto his silver plating
factory No, lsS Grand street. stolen coat worth Si6,
and then the budlng ,ire which extinguishcd
by she fteen. The coatwas pawned a; smpssns where
ii was recovered and Slater committed s answer this
charge aiso.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

SgERIEFS oFFItE. Urea, December IS. 1915.
II TsE Subscriber having beesi appointed SsertF OF
o>1a Coanty, and having entered e Gres OF his of.
ee. reQaes;s all letters aud papers official bnsness 10 be
addressed 10 him a, Ue,ca. y. 5. PAXTON.
as S4 Sheriff nE Oneida tcnur.Y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

q parsicssar Notice.--1'aase peTSo hsvtr,
lnrncTr OF sSy description dispose o. or who are tTes
's pp teaseScepfs, VIII fnds ready sale 9rs ~ Pe.2
al oi itSr goos by sending i-i- address o, calling
spoa tic subscribe. Seos 70 aay asnSsrn pnrhssad
4, private sale-Te,o Piano Eer.eS
ie23 II =. COTTON \ co. !s! CLathau.-zt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
BY SPECIAL Appointraent.
E0GEpH GILLOTT. Pen Manufacturer

- ,rf, Tug goUEEN.--cAUTioN.-G'h high charac.
-, f fbrse Pens has Induced the attemp, on the part Of
several disrsputabIe makers topactce fraud notoy uoa
~. fsi. sui also rpon The pGbfc An inferior arilcls
.ring the .pesd aae THIS, 8 loi, csiiting the 6na
- o,s In The rlsreE readily De dstected BY il
Il Is put up-
ssJosep Gosys patents Jnseph Gls.t, wzrrluts1
ard that each gross bears fzc smile of hls egGaare
The above aay be bad, wholesale, of HENRY JKss0P
jysSl 81 JohnEyec1, corner of Gold,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
uNGIIsH NEWSPAPERS. MAGA
* ,s.ES pooyS AND PRINTS.-Trarsailaptic

4 L
Newspaper oiiee. Lisergool 900, s,,-,l,.< ,ts .,,a-
cHL wILlMER Tsu s LiygfPSsf 'hS MAss as
ZINES BOOKS aud PRINTS, On the most va
terms He forwards the very latest ralilons OF p @ s ON @
u1 sn aa M &C. as well as those rou an paris Of the European
Continent. v the Steamers and Laer LroIn L"
don and Bris:o and The Maga7 aes, booAs ane 'N' -
s09T H csrse for london Daily Paper S. or week
v ose published al Svepence, is lodi or s&ielse,
81 s 81 per annuI:; all MagaziaeS, Books, or ffiSs
be supplies al the sane prices they are charged sy ue
Tier should. to preven. ppon,en, be addressed
in fl ;u. viii be attended 70 unless Gc
eompane BY remittance OF reieIelcs 1r san.
n1onfs in ADVANCE sou,e Lverpco! or London aonse
SSey#s Letters, prisng epi,ome ei every Tang
interesting american or Canadian readers f9TseT on
reasonable terms ------@~-- - ---
EEIGHLY lMPORTANT.-Deainess
! Cr-ed.-ScnpIs 4eo.sie Cil-Fcr the cure Q!
uaip aud discharge o. matter from The Ears
als ali ,S5se dsagrees5le noises Ike tie euzEng o. M
secs falling of whzzing OF steam &c, whlGh are
nons OF approaching Deafness, and also generally al
tended iib disease ! -:,,, ;,..s.+.
neS1NJS PHILADELPHIA, Get /, 1871.
esr. Eai,or-Deanesis disease ~heh has hIineIlo @
been acura5le but can morn te Puoe &c as S
II l. r,;.iaken idea have ben deaf tor len years ana
concluded that must remain bn, not many non!nS s
sace in your paper an advertisement OF - Se t i,
for Deafness As the last resort concluded 10 y;
m, now honpv To ssy can hear well as ever cs "o
of my friends likewise edi It one OF thetn va ,xsIi
t, S m The o,b.r vas very much troubled with noises
IN ,be ears and head and he al found relief and
we'll Two bottles cured me, which ',cls - n pins
uretty cheap. SILAS BUGBEE SRcoHl ST. oeIo" rine.
sold at wholesale aud retail, by a. b. D. SANDS, Drug
eists No 7e Fuonsreet OF Gold and lou GIto
Street Also scld by David Sands 4 CO.. NO. I" fas.
sieadway; A. B. Sands < Co, No. 27S Broadway corner
nr Cbarberssres,. Price, g. Also sold by Dc: paSiG
Jayne, No ~ South Thir;-sireet, ph!adelpn.a. olo M
TOLENiAN'S Celebrated FRENCH
" CEMENT, unequalled for menIing broken Hiass,
Chiaa Ouees-ware Ornaments, AID tancy articles Oh
In lie introduction of article, the obstacles are
a,d, IN
~ the numerous preparations sold for the same solec,
possessing little or merit But the confidence OF ine
nropre,or or this Ceep; such that ii II fails 10 answer
ihe purposes for which recommended the money wl
be returned Articles mended with may be exposed 10
very considerable degree heat and will resist he acton
ofbning water sufficiently long for ali Ordinary purposes
The manner of using this Cement SO snpe Una, .nc
most inexperienced person cannot fail OF success Each
bottle accompanied With particular directions Tor use
Price % Sod wholesale and retail by sASUS tS
CO. II East Broadway, Markestreet 7s ana leo
u''or'''e''' 'o 80 ' ~ dog I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

u Syiyauin Asaecsation.-The office OF thi,
Association for subscription 10 lis sloch eaa the ohainClen
OF aioTu'aon al the Esenias PoI Buildings Room No
y az salIs aa& Is open every CAV ro.m tl4 oeoGk ds
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
DOOKKFEPING. WRITING AND

cOuMERcIAL ARTTHAE TIC.--Thot'As
JONES IsS 5rcatway invites attention To the .o h
arrangements Under which he noR gives u @
TIE hour, Of tudy are fur 10 P. ", from ITO ?, ID
or from 7 - 8 p. 81 ..,....
and pursue study Of aEy al OF the above branches o.
a moderate charge per quarter.
Te7-m-For a.tendarceS days PER week during ,o -,
Or every day tor six weeks.
Thi, arrangement viii afford the tisent student an o
urtanity oil acquiring for $40 competent knowledge o'
accounts rel ,naierla! improvement IN wrflhs.
Private lessons are gwen daring the forenoon :.
Bookkeeping sro PTice l2 Teachers, by tne heip OF
this treats viii De able TO 1apart snowlede IN
.y we. ks thaa be effected many months oy any
t. system Instruction. See Journal Af institute ana
,ierclants' Magazine for Dec 1872 dI@ .al
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

&SA FOR SALF,.--A desirable Country
-Gs.. Residence. 6ton (town Of .iyel Westches,er
county n. Y The premises consist OF three And quarter
OF good land, large story risGern built house
constructed in the best Tor durability esd convent
ence finished good style with marble man'els, &c and
piazza good barn aad carrsge house
also new; and variety OF iruit trees garden with
,trax berries raspberries, &c. ec-
TIE situation i healthy and beautiful. commanding an
extensive view OF Long Island Sound. The neghborhoo is
remarkably moral and quiet, nd there three churches
Within uile and haif. There daily stage and stean
boat communication with til, city, occupying alent ose
hour.
Two thirds OF the purchase morey may be secured by
bond and mortgage The premises. For particulars in
quire of ROBERT MATHlsON, ou ihe promises, or
Hi WHEELER, No. 81 WaIist, New.York.
dis StavyS'rG; 5irE,+
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
gYASHIONABLE STOCKS, SCARFS
~ 1,i, Gc-lill Estahlisin.nen.--

CRAvArS. GLOVES. Gc--old Esab!shmeu:-
PaRSELLS& < AGATE. established Ia IS2S-In adlition
10 her excessive assortment OF FashiaRsble Goods The
Sctbers are receiving by every arrival trom London aud
Paris, l,csh supply Of fashionable Scarts nrd Cra.st
Their assartme OF fashionable Stocks Scarts, Crayaie
ready made Linen tor which the frst premiu award
ihe e fair Of the Anercan las;iute} Gloves,
SusrenerS Hosiery SIX, iieroo Iamhs~ool ard bnckssn
Shirts AMI Drawers, and all articles apperaining
,ieaisnS r7rnbIe rich and varied Gentlemen calling
al TIE oil establishment nay depend on being fcrnSed
with the beS, ami latest asons at fair aDd noderle prices
PARSELLS i AGATE, 2ii Broadway,
between Park place and Murray street.
PkA continue the manufacture OF iheir celebrated
Sboula-r Braers and gendenens Russia Eding Belts
jp,s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
DEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,

, I'D LG ID i L-AO1ttA1' Z. y
g. $50 NaSsaus. toppoSe The Cty HAIL. FSese tnnse nos
r,av have them rcste-ed for the accommodating OF thoe
who nav wish purchase hire. Maps and fia y ~
be eIhhi;ed and explained with the price OF the same
t.out charge until sold let according 10 directions
which nav facilitate neeotstoss by enabling those IN earc
of properly readily TO find the bes adapted al me o"es'
price. H. ID
@ and ali matters relating thereto by professional gen
emas IN IN established agency Ia CISctSsAT the best 10
Gated for cash sales Emgranis in the Western country
number OF vsueble Houses and Lots IN various parts
OF the city o- sale.
NIB All Communications by mnil must be post paid
~ - " ISAAC NJ WOOLLEy,
10 OF Spruce.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

Moses 3. J.,ns,s-Thc bankruot obtained decree and
certificate discharge. The counsel creditors asks
the discharge recnded on lhe ground ;a lhere
good tor opposition bu he had &c attend funeral
al Oyster Bay, L. l. when The called; The
Court stated that the discharge regular, and lie did
recall il The creditors however, have leave 10
adioprn the case 10 the CiEcut Court.