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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-07
REMOVAL

CHARLES COX, TAILOR and DRAPER, la,s 81 Me-
" street respectfully informs his atrons and the
muny. that he has removed 10 Maiden lane near Nn
street. in connection with Galley hIsinsh Cloth and
Trimming Store.
Geuemen desirous Of observing fashion with economy sy
to call and ex'mine Large and fashionable cns
Of fine and medium cloths, drAa
&C. which the subscribers facility for obtaining the npsr
ers prices, enables him make immense r~das ~
om usual charges flor cash only, the time -
OF his long known superior style Gt se
Of workmanship Mahing and trimming
ate W terms.
Particular ion paid uniforms Of every dcsGpisn.
c. d. Babcock in the cutting department
CHARLES COX, No. 30 Maiden hne,
ALI i'm w iussec third door below Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-07

usxe FARM FOR SALE, containing forty acres, thirty
& five under cultivation and the balance good growth Of
~Nwood.
On the premises house in good repair coach house
large In front OF the house excellent well Of
water secured from the weather by well house. and
fine lawn in front house. On The above described farm
is fruit in abundance such apples, cherries ounces
currants, gooscberics, sc. .
The above farm miles from the steamboat landing,
one G m the town of Rye the North street road A full
vie OF tho Sound light houses when lighted
is in every respect desirable location for genenans resi-
deuce. -
This farm in Wes,chester County Call the premises,
Mr.. J. II. WEIGH, 30 Leonard street.
ala Imsec or at the Police Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-07

G.EOO REWARD CROSS SPECIFIC MlXTURk
DCOO FOR the Of 0onnouh@' 0lcets, Structures and
IA .lcguos e'mriaints Of the orgaus Of generation
or all reme'is yet discovered for the above complaints
this 10 the IA ost certain.
makes speedy and without the lesat
sIcon to die. drink, change application b
business
We give long quack ndations to deceive the
cubic " the medciac does not sp,ak e. isct, NO
sha speak for it, Our Objects to notify where eau BE-
andthe proprietor challenges single Of GA -
rhGa to be brought, in which the will hSsA
ran.d cure, under forfeiture Of $500
Ihsss disease that unfortun telv p-rvsdes alAsaA 50
cey-h,eh low rich and roor, matrimonial and A~e~'
SCI e' without III the Shorten ass
Forher, the disess- canno! be contracted fths
mixture taken al night going 70 bed when erposcc
Is put up in tottie with full directions accom-
81 bottle. One bottle lasts week, which generay cus
Eor sale onlS az w~ II Minors, Broadway. sops{ Of
John street opposite Franklin House, New tyb - -,
corne hes'nut ID venth streets fhiladsipsA A.
J. NJ Smiths 1913 Weshi1 'ton seef, boston mo r3ef
r sEC9Es-IEECnES-LEE HES-Just received iroua
II Hamburg per bark Howsd in % days pass very aoe
,1t o, SnseS BY JOHN ALLAYOLD. Io6 Bowsry 10y
goHN LYME corner Of Fulton and Water streets.
m26tsr
rI,HE GREATEST collection OF wild Mug Anmals fsn
Philadelphia, having Joined with the Nyork Inn
now their way aud will arrive about the nth os
exhibit this city for few days. the sf ko
aud Thirteenth street the ground annually ne
Institute for their cattle fairs On the nose
novel $. ectace Is 10 be witnessed by coupi aog
four podg ous elephlnts TO music which will U6awn
by these moving mountains Accom- this me
are; in training aud subdung animals 80 has ne
perfected thus, as TO harness and drive " 10 LOS
cet pisl car with aud sliety. Ihu cole
the most extensive eve exhibited in this ety. mos'r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-07

fH No las Wooster street. finished in the most modern
kX STYLE with marble bankruptcies and folding doors
throughout. Apply to JOSEPH McMURRAY,
mo9r Pinest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-07

ORA TO LET-Several Work Shops, with good light, at
: Ann street will be let good tenants
IN Enquire Of VIM; FULLER, 4h story, font building,
between and Q O'Clock. e25 2wsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-07

Aoply the premises, at l32 Chambers street.
NJ B.-Anans could be made il desire BY satis-
factory tenant to ea OF the furniture in the house
remain part Of the house will be rented paratey
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IA TO LET-The Man.ion House Bloomngdale,
% as the Abbey S.y h IT above
opposite ST. Micbses Church. The place is well known
OF the delightful situations the Island, and
martsby healthy in the summer season
The BlOomingdale and the
hour in the day. The gate is and numbered l01.
The will re accordance with The state of tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-07

"A TO LET-The fire proof bnck store, No 1906 eouh
s st. with date POSSESSION required, apply to
LII Woodruff X MfNTURN,
m2l fam
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

has been left to you, and if you will permit me to
TO US, living as we do in this ungenial climate,
beneath these weeping skies; the rain was this
moment descending in torrents, and the observa-
ton was loudly cheeredl it has been left to us to
do that which not Italy nor Greece has been able
TO do. with al their sunny climate.
les, and it is the want Of those tropical luxu-
res, those cnervating breezes Of the south, that
has given you that has given US, that hardihood,
that perseverance, that industry, that resolution:
that are worth all the spices and all the gold Of
the tropics-(chcers.) Yes. it is this that enables
you 10 make that boast in which hope YOU Will
permit NE, for my country, to Join
% Man is the nobler growth soil supplies
And souls are ripensd in our northern skies
-(chccrs.) beg your pardon for the length of
tine ! have detained you. | assure YOU that
when these shouts shall be heard across the At
lantic, as they viii in or 10 days, they will be
echoed from hearts as warm as yours-(cheers.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05
THE TRIBUNE.
The question OF Punishment.


| -.ae Editor Of the Tribune:
Il seems to me that your argument on the sub
/ >. Of Capital Punishment iii this morning
| asr will not support your theory to the end
| Abolish, if you please, all hanging-and sup
,,y the jury in the case of Abncr Rogers Aad
.7ricted him OF murder, his punishment beng
,r Imprisonment Cor life. Now suppose again
/ 5,t while undergoing this punishmcnt-shu' out
! an all hope OF escape or relaxation rom 'he
srenty and regularity of the prison discipline, he
| s.nIa have another freak, and again Kill the war
In. and, supposing further, that IN tins instance
..lonld sppear thai the act was done maclossly
ID deliberately, without any extenuatmg CIR
instances in plea--no hallucnatlon nor IN
spity, feigned or real
This is not merely an imaginary case, butqute
r;,hn the range Of possibilities.
Now, Mr.. Editor, will you be good enough to
;,ia-m me what punishment, if any, the advo-
,,,cs Of the abolition of hanging propose to award
n,bis criminal, provided he should commit a
.scond murder on his keepers, whether IN the case
msotioned. or under any circumstances
August L. 1913. ''UsIi1lA'
Remarks by tie Editor.
Our friends argument, if it proves any thing,
noyes that a man convicted of any capital Of
soce ought to be hung the next moment after he
( bought in guilty; for, any moment after that,
he NAV kill somebody, and it will be utterly I'M
nssibe to punish him for it. Ifit were the fact,
then, as is too commonly supposed, that the fear
ofpunishment is the only or chief dissuaslvc from
crime, we should have any quantity Of murders
committed by criminals under sentence of death ;
vet such are very rarely, if ever, heard OF. Docs
not Justitia perceive that this fact is fatal to
his fundamental presumption
iii. be true, as he seems to suppose, that men,
o. some men, have an indwcIing appetite for
murder, which no considerations of humanity or
ps.ice no power of conscience or fear of Sod,
nothing but the terror of tic gallows, can master
land certainly that does not always do to
then we say such men arc to be treated Just like
unomous beasts, and chcctually restrained from
doing mischief. We do not kill a tiger because
he has passion for human blood, but we put him
where he can do no harm. 1t is absurd to as
sumo that human being, imprisoned and mana
ced, cannot be prevented from killing as eticctu-
ally as tiger may.
'Justia appears to assume that murderer
imprisoned for life will be in condition so wretch
ed that no farther punishment but Death can be
inflicted on him. This is clearly mistake
Such criminal who should attempt to Kill any
one, or manifest hardened and murdcrous dis
position, would inevitably be treated with greater
severity and subjected to more painful restraints
than if penitent and obedient. SO that we can
not see that any ground at all is left to our cor
respondent
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05
Dessert.
WASHINGTON ELIHIR-A sure and lasting
Wv g.; D;:sert... li.r.h.na

l
w cure for the Fever and Ague, Dysentery, Darrha
Summer Complaint and Bilious Cholic The above remedy
IS now oered with confidence b. the Popretors Agent, &
" GUION 27 Bowery, corneroi Grandstree and corner
Of Third Avenue and Fou-enth-seet Fer svdence Of
rirtuss read the following: Extract of latter from c. w.
Allerton, Esq, Alderman OF the Twelfth Ward: " pur
chased some your Elixir and tred old my
employ, who had used all other remedies without effect he
had become Weak that he could from his
bed gave nina the Elixir and astonishing the
good the old revived him Immediately, snG
p three days with being little weak able TO DO his
ordinary work My family, after the old had been
soon relieved used the Elixir also, and each e
fectu.lly restored 10 health.
have in attack Of Dysenery in my family
chez k-d IL in using dose OF the Elixir,
poor my vicinity who had tried all the usual
remedies without effect for Fever and Ague of five months
standing, Instantly relieved after using about
full OF the Elixir, and has not been troubled with the Asue
since"
Extract OF a letter from J. Campbell, lr -,
q have used the Washington Elixir several cases oi
DiaIhea family the past year. with immediate relief In
every have hesitation recommending the tils
safe and ethcacous remedy similar attacks free 81
NEw-YoRK, April q, isi3;
e NJ. Gu1oS: Dear Sir-You viii please TO inform the
public that have used the Washington Elixir for ae'ere at
tack n DITh9a abCu months since and was cured i
dose less than hour have not had II since also
used Of daughter, who very severely al
tar ed and one dose cured less than hour and she
Your ob't serv't ARNESI finn
p Sin all Cases of worms II never falls aui I'm
DETECTED WHALE OIL-l5OO gallons foE
h.aIe b. GRINNELL, NINTuRS 70.
j2s 10 Sou'n's
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05
Social Silence.

IJe Contrast between Association and the
system of Isolated Familes'--an article prepared
for to-dar's papcr-is crowded out by deferred
Foreign Intelligence.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

The RULING PAssIoN.-A President Judge, not
many leagues from Cleveland, Ohio, who has been
promoted from the bench to a nomination for
Congress- recently closed stump speech with
Gentlemen, you will now retire in charge of the
Constable -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

THE TALLAHASSEE FIRE.-A man Of the name
Of John DAILY, who was cook at the Washington
Hotel at the time Of the great fire III Tallahassee,
has been arrested and committed to jail, charged
with having confessed, on different occasions, that
heset fire to the town. [Chesapeak 4 OHIO Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05
scrofula Cured OF Six Years Standing.

AZ -,
,,tncs with cr,np in the stomach induced by snd1cn
fe h Of 3 9sc~ss R sde f%f%<. % Se E @ osfS a5 &
About Ly months after this Scr6utOus lump aI-
hen; erc and then became excessively painful. tried
different Panaceas without deriving benefit Whatever and
cian who left suffering more than he 9unf me- lhe
scrofua appeared in right knt and ancle my lo
ucer,oa RENDERING. for years helpless cnppe, the
gnater part OF the suffering excruciatinS anguish
now had recourse again the old practice was culId and
blister.d very severely but all 10 no purpose
then ,Ted ths ThomsonIa practice WITH m the same result
E failed and became mere skslet2u for months could not
Z tie On a DIt laid issa the a P s po Yqt To-
dine internally aad externally but all ald
on e lower part Of the spine which pain.
ul .nd tender rendering almost Impossible to SIT down aud
Hearing of the wonderful cures performed by your Sarsap
rIamy friends induced me MAKE more tIia which
did, scarcely daring t. rrhope for relief
psrilla and what astonS met and dee et after taking
aew bottles TO find was getting veil A few mofe COM
peted the and now can say we'll Yes after six
years Of indescnbe sueng can say ar rel and entlFe
dence your SarsapanIla medicine whose virtues should
be kpo ttoashout tRs Ted ;"t yen my y.tas iaes5
~ non ,s afflicted by applying TO me eTH0NAs T BURR
Prepaid and sold WHOLESALE and retail and for espoation
by B. sANDs& CO. Druggists lG;2nitr bq4'Gss,} gn
z' o Boaswfy % 2, Sben9sf soa street and East
Broadway Of Market street; also SOFA o. I ~
eney s all s principal Saffs, eis a ior 81 oGsn9 deeu
ments may be at our store. 1AE, t-,-- :. - ~
THE COMPLEXION AND ERUPTlOAo OF
the Face Body skin ehapIed OF sats[ Fs osc se ~
4 srrnan, Of The skin and tender cnapre feh IS the
Italian Chemical Soap The effect Of this on the sklu IS al
b Society Of Paris and warranted failing
nl for pirnpes reckles bloyches, scnryy salt TheuE1
s snnhurn morphew, chspped tender flesh il Will
chan the color Of dark yellow discolored healthy
cl-ar,es 1t cures the bites Of inect mosquitoes, &c
a. Cha,ha-street York, lS9 Fultonsreet Brooklyn
iyl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05
NItSt' tikrIi dNu 0ltT' promptly tNsCut'u Jt<9 3'I
TRbNCIS'S IIGHEY IMPROVED MANI.

IL CHANCERY, Eighth Circuit.-The Bank
Bufao.-Noce is hereby given, pursuant order Of IN.
Court of Chanee dated the 2lst da Of February 1913 that
" and effects of the said Bank of Buffalo that BY said order
il referred Of the aste of this Court residing in The
county Of Enc, other things take and state
count Of all t- demands Of any description against the said
Bank of Buffalo and enable the said Master to take and
the all the creditors OF the said Bank of Buffalo
required 70 exhibit their claims and demands against
said Bank Buffalo James CIoce Esquire. the Mas
Ter having said reference charge his Office in the city Of
Buffalo, by the 18Th day of September next and become parties
TO this sui, and in default thereof they will be precudaG
from al benefit OF tha decree which sh. BE- made in this sit
and from any distribution which shall be made under such de
cree Buffalo, March the Cth 1913.
IRA A. BLOSSOM, Receiver Of the Bank Of Buffalo.
JANE, CRocKrR. Master IN Chanrerv nhIi dtSl3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05
COAL, COAL. COAL,
tTIfIp 4 NT,S COAT VtIo n

;'EiE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
avins been removed. is permanently located the
~, known stand, Of Greenwich and Chstophsrsts.
e tic proptietors Eow receiving and will continue
direct from their coIlieres, owned by themselves the
qo.!y Pcaeh 0ychord Red Ash Coal which they
TiIs sell at least eet lowe. than any in the city,
The business Of t YaG viii be conducted by the subscri
and hey soc:, thu patronage OF the public their old
:rscoAarS aud trieuds. Coal by the cargo
through the fcst UtGe wU
wa. DAVIS
my; c,p EFRGITS0N
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

u The water is now in the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal from Seneca to Georgetown, D. c.,
having been admitted during Sunday last. OF
The several arrivals which have taken place,
flour is the principal cargo
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

INDIA RUBBER HOSE Days first premium
/ India Rubbe. Hose for Croton Water warranted not to
burst sen crack become asgluncus Is case win
other manufactures may be exchanged time inside oi SIX
months If found imperfect
Ware~use of th RoSbnrr India Rubber Establishment 10
Maiden lane. HORACE II. DAY, Successor aul I'm
r OOK AT THAT BOYS WHIShERS-
il Young gentlemen who feel ambitious sport wiskers
should buy th- shilling bottle of Jones Coral Hair hestor
Many think because this pusd IN the papers II Is
good-et them give trial II viii force The hairto
grow any part where intended hair 10 grow It's
sold the sign Of the American Eagle o. Chathams
New York. or l39 Faiton-st. Brooklyn. jy 10 I'm
no THE TAKERS OF CROTON WATER.
SOTlCEi-The abuses ptactce.l in regard 20 the street
window washers, connected with the CrOton Water pipes
which instead o being reasonably used to clean the windows
Of the yTaterta,e and the Toat OF his premises IN
many converted fountains made 10 dTenc The
nei.hborns car;ay aud s.. walk and annoy passrrs-by
induce the Board give a tie penalty OF forfeiture
of his supply will ce eni9 "e in we'll authentcae4 case
of wif and unreasonable OF the wattr-New.l ork,
Jun- H. l3iG.-Gy oIicr orthe C1oton AquaGuc Board.
III i'm \. g. blGELOW Register.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

SOLITUDE Observation-Disclosures IN Warren,
tPa) OH the 18th inst, by Hosea Shattuck, Esq,
Abram Solitude to Miss Mary Ann Sweet all of
that place
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05
Remarkable cure of Hip Disease.

Newly 0Tk, July 2Gth, 1873
MEssgs S,yps-Cient. My daughter aged years, was
attacked with the hip disease when old and since
then she has been gradually until recently and
her suffering intervals most paintq TO behold and
battles all descriptions The head of the hip bone thrown
entirely OF place after which matter puss formed IN the
socket Of joint and for many months ~ succession s was
entirely deprived OF all natural She reduced 10
mere skeleton and very oiencxcamed, Oh, Mother! wish
might please The good Man above take TO himself
my ervent prayer her sutferinSs might De terminated
aud nv anxious fears removed.
The Almighty has promised be with Us troubles
and in the seventh he Will not leave US nor iQsake u.s. If W.
pu our trust and confidence in Him; and truly say It
has been verified i'll the present Through s blessing
and your lstrumen.y my child vesyes, IS restored TO
perIct health and living monument o the efficacy OF your
hea.restorng Sasaparla We had tried all the remedies
within our reach had the bone set had II biistecd and
rged without effect She commenced TIE use OF the Sarsi
iar!la April last and in less than week there was an s'
dent improvement: discharge from The !p Iont,
and in few days it commenced healing and in less dian two
weeks wa, entirely closed. During the time OF using the Sar
saparla she passed large quantities Of Worms which aided
materially in fastening the cure She rapidly improves IN
health and strength her appetite increased aDd she now en-
trly restored and wholly by the Of your Saapaa
With the grateful feelings ii mothers heart and fathers
'''' WILLIAM S. BAILEY,
SARAH BAILEY,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. $50 NASSAU-STREET.

All kinds Job Printing, such as
fAMPKLrTs MAMMOTH SHOW BILLS,
CATALOGUES, LECTURE Bills,
CKEcKs, CARDS CONCERT Bills Plain and
lSsuRAScr PoliclE, Eancy
BILLS or LADiNG, PoLlrlcAL BILLS,
CIRCULARS CiRCuLAR, tutAt) &c
@rpy executed at the Office of The Tlbune, No 100 Mas
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

y Nep temperance Boarding House the GRA
nav hAA SYSTEM at No AZ Vesey-s,rret.-Ths house is
.y htted up and furnished the richest style It's table
Eoas the choicest Fruits, Vegetables Goshen Butter Or
Nss County Milk, &c Permanent Boarders viii be accom-
Tas,ed on the reasonable Gentsmen and La
u Visiting the City earnestly invited TO give trial,
&c are assured thai they viii find que, aud rot
Soinahls in Hotels Terms moderate a2n,F
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05
WILLIAM S. BAILEY,
SARAH BAILEY,
No 5pf Foul,h-Strp,r.

wa the subscribers being ncighbors TO William aud Sarah
Bailey know the above relation TO their enid and
t. cure performed by Sandss Sarsaptlila 70 be nctty ie
WILLIAM POWERS,
JOHN MYERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05
RENOVATED NEW WORK

THE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HIN
DRANcE TO THE ACT OF wALKING.-JOHN
tIHOMAS. Cork Lee Maker, &c. respectfully inform, the
public that he has removed from Phladrha 10 No ~ WA
irrstIeet corner oi Pksseet New ork City where he
sos correct and least complicated haviGg. through nrces
yn'ented mad" and worn an ARTIFICIAL leg for 40 year,
md been for 81 years feels confident of giving
'asfscticn 10 all who call on him Tor LEGS, HANDS
ARMS, or the COMMON WOODEN LEG. an2 Sm.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

~ ~ t1eHIIH, Vusct, anU IOUllOTt- He OI1F
' ouse % Barcay ysect Newly ok proerS adv ant axes
esilangen stopping aew days weeks the city such as
e rarely Offered 1t eby located on clean and any
mediate vicinity of he principal steamboat landings It's
sapeu and neat whil. its table supplied
sn le best eseabes and Fruits that he procured eN
SSaalas entirely Animal Food and stiinuauS OF all kinds
Ssts moderate, and every effort made 10 render Boartr
1Ieet. iY25 e
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

NOR BEATTTF YING THE SKIN and Curing ing
Enp.ions-Thousands after syias every i9;sOIn e Itasn
inward remedy have been cured BY one oeaic aud
IN Clearing dark yellow skin sqld e tas 6s IS s
RT1akvs: Ledger Buildings Philadelphia Iyis I'm
Bosron.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

R9AS t-S2 per week, al the Manba,fan Hove.
sd lS 5 og,s 1 3nS 5o Ten. .e5Spss n g. ho assoe
rrGats artists. Sc Gs DGaEesee, near
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

DNLPAN.. tOR WlNIER.-Tne undersigned
| qre daily receiving their yard, 25 West ST., corner
Broad Mountain and White Ash Coal which they offer for
Al At s. per in for Broken and Egg and 81 5Oiolarge Stone
nm the yard: Orders received The Sugar Refinery, 20
Lrura-'! ~ aUd AT the yard. TlLEE & SiAPES.
ly2G
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No ~ IALLN-- >rIp u IE,I,

ELLlOT, BURNAP u BABCOCK are con-
~ i 2nsy su?ed with large and general assortment Of
whici, a,e the following Eubbsrds eoored Papers, in
varIsty Boston CoPpstniats r.rsrs Of supg5 dIG
Post and Blank Book Papers, Printers Cothers and Ca-e
makers PrsssBo,rs Druggists Hardware and Cloth Pa
pers; Binders, and Trunk Boards; sheathng and Wrapping
Papers, SC. SC.
aperraakers supplied with all kinds of stock and
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

nlSSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHlP.-I
" partnership existing under the firm of Whitsey Jsa. ,
kins Plumbers No. John this day dissolved oF m
rual consent. Dated New York Aug Cd. i9i yuIrsry
GEO. W. JENKINS.
v B. George Pierce No. 80 Bee man & IS duiY 1H f1 -
70 settle all claims for and against the iald hrn''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

2co lbs IOt, Mol i, rd ,,.p =, ,na ,n,
oy JOHN HERDMAN,
- 6l Soutb :,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

DQARDlN NBR0ADWA AY-Gentlemen and the;r
- NiE. ND s;Se gc7icuaen, VIII End good board and
1 t7l osn-'.s' ,eNt .oor 10 Constitution iislll
l,,iie %. st't d.>l, having balcony front, with
ftt t,oui pel fspiaa 5tsc;t-d. 10 .tt, with board.
- ~. - se't hos;trsa. Il erEns molea;e. ir2o lma
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

IoOOity vii ts delivered for ~ any n,Tt Off dp,.r
= coming Sea>on aud -ocd cits bends and aosa,es ~
~. nnayI1cn Aldr., LLrtrr rtlhnne Ofce Of Il
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

ROARD--A family or a few -, ,-I -a,,,I.,-,.,, -
~, S,Dd morals SEA can have board spacious rooms in pri
to. ri apartments unusually p.eSs,n, set btosdway
au2 lw. = ''aN ana Scfsesble
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

rTO PATENTEES.-Persons having Patent
Rights to dispose Of or AMI business connected with the
Introduction Of new may employ who
has had number OF years experience on ms own account IN
Apny at M. II Fourth ST., New ioFk.
Y linnd IrfstenCss gwen. az 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

DEACH ORCHARD RED ASH COAL from
1 ,ie wc k1own salem VEN Of all sizes screened and Js-
verd from ile boat yard below the market prices L,
e@o s. 5OLrhsh any sZs, 80. no second quality Of
CDa--,o igent All Coal Weighed by City Weeher.--
COZ, up tie North ard East lvers at a reduce
lu2 dm GUERNSEY & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-05

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