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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

DREPhRED and sold wholesale by JOHN j.
L DAVIS city of Hudson, CouGbia county, MY, and
for sale in this city az wh. lesale and retail! By
JAMES 5. AsPSwALL.
So Willlam-street, General Agent Tor TINS c'tyi
aud BY most of the pnnca retail druggists IN Ne" YORK anu
Brooklyn. go.
and its healing Influences have been felt b. thousands the
vicinity veI has sold But effort has ever before
the pess has ben oft to o is wa eaty BY
intrinsic merits and to depend Tor rs c.lgoy upon dca
Of these and tn high aud ut reputation "hch ha'
,1us acquired are manifest from hundreds OF estimoia
msas and oher! wbo h4v tr ts&ow
for the first tme advertised ~ the a0e Journals " o
more wdey by The afflicted who suEerlGg wllh'H'
Colds Coughs, Asthma, intiaeqza WhoopI9s Cogs .I
Esoap Worms HeiGOnage Tor raising 81 b!oodl. and me
whole class OF diseases affecting The breast anG ungs tenns
70 a44 a ar 81 are o
character They commence with slight cold, or WIN ono
tit!InG almen whc being FIRST neglected. leads 70 IN.
lInqaon and sloy!g ,,nce step BY step until The con.
stitusion ses way, aud the victim IS brought 10 he'sV
no person who ha. any f,r the nesrnablr blessins
OF health should De without this mild pleasant safe and YES
powerful? s.LsAm In TIM. climate where changes Of weather
sudden and ter effects injurious I! IS immensely
important a ;,meiy Of it has and 'Sii ave thoa-
Gushing from wasted frames 4, -itated consttuons sna
ev-n from death ITSELF The ss paid for bottle olas
extraordinary curative he's often saved vast SUNS OF money
which have been Paid FOX medical attendance dufinS
long course of peinIul 6ic.;ne-1 ,,.....
With all thei. wonderful ans eicsciCu po"ers DR. HOUSE
MANS ERNsN CeUGa DRoPs free RON every insfed'ht
al deb!itatlHg of dangerous Nature ih,Y are eu.eH
vegetable compound aGd be taken S',tn ehtlES 'ae' "
all kinds Of weather aud under all cfcUEStancss TIE use %
this invaluable medicine has a2o cssrd rea impfo IA
tAe health persons constuuOaay feeble as It's eitscs 20
iiaG and u Tie system, while IT IN 40 Instances
weaeus lie patient. II rIId hsang expecto41s,
HEALr1C BALM which restores health strength, v59 as
ticiy and lheeriuaess Tie Weakened frame anI the u..
pain IL her most oppressive forms This proved by me
iuaIi5e teetmon Of thousand, who have tied y ;ay W
ounces MI 3AwiY I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

mav.-as it has been, by Junius and others-be
misstated, or cases may be artfully framed, In
su endeavor TO Grade the force Of this argument
But to an appeal for direct, straight forward
manly judgement, as to whether the principle
laid down, is not IL strict accordance with the
settled irreusrsibLe law OF ages, feel quite sure
that there can be but one answer
Admitting our lar, are re called on TO prove
our case We have proved 1t, again and again.
in statements as yet uncontradlcted. l name
but two, out OF multitude: Judge Stroud's
Compend of the Laws Of Slavery! think pub
shed in l629,-and, F." Slavery as 1t is," 1899.
But we are prepared to prove 1t again, before the
world and at the bar Of Congress, whenever we
are permitted a hearing and have d committee Of
investigation appointed favorable thereto with
power to send for persons and papers.
AS to the case Of Philemon and Oneslmus,-
and the conduct of St. Paul in sending Onesimus
back, have to observe tkat nothing appears to
me more strange than the gross perverslon OF the
facts Of this case, both by the laty, and many OF
our clergy. That lie was sent back 'fno more
as servant (or slaue) but az brother belo"cd, .
that st. Paul sends him as his . own bowels
(fguratively his, ST. Paul's own sou,l that st,
Paul maintains his night, to have retained nm,
but that his doing 50 would have prevented
Philemon from dong that without constro'nf,
which the Epistle clearly presents an accumula-
ton Of circumstances to ezhort him to perform
voluntarily are as clear as the Sun in the TN
clouded sky at noon. Let those VINO adduce this
article to justify the vile clause IN the Consutu-
ton, show, if they can, that, this example IS at
variance with the commandment in Deuteronomy,
end not as it manilestly ls. III beautiful harmony
with H.
But the cath to support the Constitution OF the
| Union what shall be done with that! Let every
man decide that question for himself. | will
make one observation however. 1t is wicked to
take an oath to do wicked thing, but how much
more wicked to abide by it! A man s'gears to
| do some atrocious vainy, either unwittlngiy or
with his eyes open to the enormity. In the first
case he ought to have been careful to know the
tendency Of his obligations. But in either case,
who will urge him to abide by his oath would
recommend for the future that no person take the
oath to support the Constitution, without adding
in so far as it does not contain any thing con-
trary to good morals, settled lac, and to the d.
| vine command"
This is the argument fairly stated. Condemn
| If who can An AEoLITloN1sT.
| urx~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

born 6 Little are unwilling 20 remove sad ertonsous im4fe
50 sl0n Gs friends and the pubic
meT-y state that my tools be had at only No % Attorney
fil suppy may always be had liberal discount to deal
er, and IN future will be stamped Conse IS Attorney
p s. Osborn Little do not tell the whole story yet
the tool, they offer for sale made b John GongeF New
ark. New-Jersey, and not by JOHN CONGER o! New
York. as they would feign make the public believe DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No ~ IOHN-STREET.

ELLIOT, BURNAP & BABCoCh are cor,
e. supplied wh large and sse "a, i ,s9 %
Aeh s the following Hubbards solored Papers IN
sf-at variety Boston CoEgsri:ts Fa-rs o. 'uEf5o d
and Blank Book Papers: Printers Ciohies and sfi.
makers PressBosr Druggists HaiT.f= aa9 Tyot
n: Biuders and Trunk Boards; Sheaing anu wrapping
spei.ak-rs supplied with ali KINDS OF 'ocs and nai.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26
F ALL GOOD S

+ A IL IL " ~ " ~ D.
JOHN HUTTON, n Hadson-street Opposite
y Harrison street respectfully soeits the attention of his
friends and the public his extensive and well selected stock
of FALL GOODS comprising the following:
FLANNELS.
Wech English and Domestic shifting Flannels; Gauze
and English Swanskr red and yellow hsnnes Scotch PLAID
ing new and excellent article for drawers English and
Scotch Blankets
HOSIERY.
Scotch Yarn and English Lambs DOL Hose and half Hess
llerno Cashmere lnoha,I and saxony wool Hose Scotch
yarn Shirts and Drawers English and German Cotton Hose
and HaliHoSe.
CLOTHS. CAsSlMERES AND SATINETS.
Mer,nos Alpacka Lustres, and Bombaznes
Scotch Ginghams plain and twled very large assortment
Black Silks, good assortment.
French, English and Domestic Frnts
IRISH LINENS.
Liner Shee,mss Table Linens; Towelllnss. Scotch and
Russia Diapers.
n Bust received By late arrivals very comps sssor
meat of Scotch Wooitn Hose and Halt Hose, mons omen:
and chdrens ofeyery size and quality 10 whGh toSehei
r;cnj,rly call attention. n30 eodln-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

I AIDES WITH HAIRY LIPS OR Face
- Use Rou-.rds UaroornE Powder 1t takes .r.ry nsr
really improves the skin, easss smooth soft aud WHIT
Sold al the OF The American Eagle, 50 Chaham-stres
y Y. Look out Beware of counerfsits! Buy only bsr
Be carenl Sold also at Safest Boston, Ledger Bniid
ing, Philadelphia; 2u7 King ST., Charleston c. do Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

FE'HE SAFEST, CHEAPEST and most FL FL
FECTiVE compound in the Whole range OF M NJ Ssee.
preparations. In all lingering complalnts "eakns; & SsI
liver complaints, puimory affections ralcuaFny. ~
early sages common coughs colds rheun1tlc
from whence spring diseases IL general, these r'
Quailed. -. ,.s directions
vi ho59ss ss 9 Of ss in ase m
twenty making such trial. They put az nseEsss 50
70! convenience Of tral s7t cents Also second ont
between Nassau and Broadway, v here any tl''
great VARIETY of testimonies may bs o9s'0 q I'm
A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

a@ss JOHN Caller, formerly with J V,
ce-SAasssS5 Tilyou. }-LADfES BOOT AND SHOE
STORE IS Chatham Oaopenine The above new store
bes respectfully solicit the attention of friends and The
AND CHiLDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, of City
Manufacture being the approved style and II prices
Boys and Youths Calf Boots and ShoesLadiss Waterproof
Shoes aud complete OF Ladies Gents, Misses
and Chlldrens' India Rubhers.
Having had several years experience the business he can
confidently nsu purchasers the best DESCRIPTION OF work
ma,ship
" Boots aud Shoes Of every description made to order
no-,I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26
COAL ASH SITTER.
BULL ? a 7 E y I

y inv ALUAblIE All lcLC run Ell
n TIER PRIVATE FAMILIES OR PUBLIC IN
SrITUTIONS-By putting your Ashes and Cinders IN a
hopper al end Of the machine and giving crank AT hs
opposite end Turns yon Will find the materials
ed the ashes ~ one drawer and the cindes anoea tbs
same time not particle of dust escape during the oper
alton.
They operate with astonishing Iapdity No for family
use will screen = barrel of coal ashes III minutes
Nos. holsl size Will do the Amount OF work III :
The unprscsdensd demand the asors artole has COM
PEELED Mi BULL niathiu.ry for IT. m9nuiactoy
Now in use IN the Astor House Franklin House American
Hoel and most other of psbc Institutions as well
large number OF private families
80 South William stIeet, and
IS STONE street
Scales o: every description constantly on h.nd DE u
TEAS-2o0 chests oouchong; POO halt chests
4 do
so do Capes Souchong
10 chests fine Nohee Pow chons
% fancy boxes fine Slohss Souchons.
100 cheats HySoa.
20 fancy boxes Hyson, fine.
leo chests Young hyson,
$50 hall chests do.
800 chests Hysen Ska,
so half chests superior GUnpowdsr
50 do 90 Imperial.
All country packed and OF late rHportatlon.
For sale BY GElNNELL, MlNIURN & CO.
dir IS South-stree!.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

GENUINE TEAS!


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA co PANY
Principal Store l2l ChethGm-street. Nsao. York.
.4geGcp al ll6 F;lt0m-strcet, Brooklyn.
also corner Of Man aud Fan Ro,c,-st. Paterson " j.
INVITE The ATTENTION OF CITY AND
country families snd purchasers the approaching ho
DAYS general !slr several establishments where thy
Guteraed Teas the United States The uaicSrSa pu
arity OF their House reference high quail
iss low ices and upnght dealt TOO we'll understood
o render fun heI comment tectssary.
Original and only warehouse for the sale Of Hoqua Black
Tea Observe !h-Strangsls will Or particular 10 relern
Der the Number of the pnpcpa store tas street
l2 BE- Pearl ard Roseysllsts inseskiag Tor they
are liable 10 be led astray by t,le started
inert door LOrlaIds Snuff and Tobacco
Sore under the OF Canton Tea Store. The pubic
Will also be 4sed take notice that the Canton Tea Com
have nothing do with any other stores whatever,
except those described the top OF this advsEsenen de- I'm
DEFINED SUGARS.-R. l.. Il A. STUART
offer to sale the qualities Of their refined Sugars
quantities CT vS packages aud upwards at the following
cash prices:
standard Double Loal susw i. cents per pound
Crushe. Iii
Ground y
Ground Sugar. I'd quality, III
The packed fellows without charge for pack
age:
Loavss IL boxes OF 600
Crushed IN barrels of 200.
Ground III barrels OF $50.
Apply at the Refinery No 2S5 Greenwich, OF Cham
bers O.derous OF the city must be accompanied by
remittance dis Ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26
C:TDERVILI,S GERMAN PLASTER.

MOST EFFECTUAL REMEDY tor me
4 foiIo,yinv corrl4ints: Cons Cuts, Bruises, Burns
Si Es,oms sail Rhsur Aguc Frosted Feet, Rhruma
ism. Sore Thoa Fever Sores Hip Complaint Se Ia ooSs'
ron b has been used with great for the last
ten years and 1 os+ who make use OF + Wi hat e iFis
Ffo 70! Ss Woosefst5ss near r, H9"s,gsTt =
rsns, l;6 Bowety; E. II TIpp 61 ssc
ans; soFd Of Ho"'iSn and c and
NJ nsd Thread and Needle Store, Fulton,st tl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

IEYSER'S PERFECT AIR TIGHT STOVE,
LA and beautiful article combining the most
seaal qualities Stove mild and agreeable heat with
immense saving In fuel They before the public with
the city both regards health and comforts and students
and OF sedantary habits they invaluable The sGrtns
sy ralr which prscludes the possibility OF any danger
from explosion. They have beautiful cast iron base and
tice hst has been offered in market Nothing will
tight Stove great sale
which sold in the city OF Boston year.
and thousand this city during The past
The prices low, from IS Sl2; and their
perfect operation all guaranteed ps the purchaser
They also arranged with il desired which makes
the article complete Also Ksyses celebrated Cooking Ran
ge5, and Stoves OF various patterns.
JOHN H. KETSER, No. 2a3i Watrr.steet,
s2s 2m doors from Beskmal.s.rsst, Now York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

-rzr-> TO THE PUBLIC.-Whereas Os-
RI - born Little, OF % Fulton.street, have ad
"A ysrtised Conger's Edge Tools for sale, and
IA IA and the impression has gone abroad that they
VI " Ike and Where.s The said Os.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

"a THREE DOLLAR HATS.-Just finished,
- the most splendid article offered 10 the public
@s Short nap Moleskn Hats, the low price OF 50, as
fine as those sold generally 81, elegant NUtre Eur Hats at
aJ.o Imltatiou Nolesn Hats So 80 s. 2very
Dress Hats GEORGE. L r. bhC, w ~.
do lme Iib tahdI-stItet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26
COPY Of q letter from a POSTMASTER, dated
u SrocKBaiDGE Mass, Dec ~, lSi3

Mr.. Isaac BUTTS,
Dear Sir have just received doz. ofWister Balsam OF
Wild Cherry through Mesrs. Handens Express for which
return you my thanks The reputation Of the medicine had
preceded It, end think for country village, shall make
large sales Of have already sold Of IT, which I'M
dersand doing wonders especially gentleman who has
used all the advertised medicines for liver complain and con-
SUMPTION He has had cough for and halt
which nothing could check for any length of time, until he
commenced taking Wista Balsam." and although he has
,aken bat part of bottle still his cough has almost
,irely left him. He had taken IS BOTTLES OF BnchanS
Hungarian Basam of Lie' with little or no benefit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

FOR SALE OR LEASE.-Thirty-tw Lots of
Ground at Hsrsimps (N j. bounded By jersey Aysnue
and Eng haTsiTus and South streets about one mile from
Jersey CITY tor particulars, Inquire No. l2 Chatham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26
s. Commissioners oc. 6se 5's 1918 A' a G;
AID tharrual 81 the Assessors
ef...- Cor SslrEsf', Office. Dec. 20 1873

GUNS AND GUN MATERlAi4--Al Ajncsol
forged ami finished Gun sat ltie Materials Kite Bar.
e!s locks 6loGarie-s RIBS sRnnss, Ones CaIs Fl.sk
PGn,i1a. Esl,s Game Bags WsdiiH- Vine Car,rIos-s x
s and i5rIls barrel Gums aud Hsyoua- Pistols iug sale
bg NfWBOUl,D y Russell. importers OF llardryar. ,al
Cuf-fy 10 Eaton 81 between Broadway and Nassau suce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

A. NJ. MERRICR, P. NJ.
"Dr. VVistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
is the greatest medical discovery of the day II cures all
affections of the lungs and liver after physicians do
more Asthma of 10 gears standing We will WARRANT
ri TO cURE or greatly relieve.
CAUTION LIMITATIONS Of this wonderful remedy; are
nsr,es as syrup of Wild Cherry" Basam of Elecampane
Wild Cherry &C. besides numerous Others Our nd
atoms its virtues word for TSd enceP, d ss
whose will sell them i short ~ SUB bs
genuine Wistars Basa Of Wild Cherry Therefore say
be cautious and ge, the medicine that CURES Sold only
ban: liorhan New Haven; Z. w. Bull Hartford d23 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26
REFINED SUGARS,

REFINED SUGARS,
AT THE FOLLOWING Low CASH PRICES.
M7OOLSEY Il WOOLSEY offer their stand
w ard quality Double Refined Sugars as follows namely:
Loaf III cents per TO- When less thar packages are
Crushed III q purchased half cen, per pound
Powdered u :" :" F" } additional.
The above packed as follows:
Loayes IN boxes OF 800 lbs.
Powdered in :. $50
Apply the NewYok Patent Sugar Refinery. coenef ct
South and Monts omery streets, az 50 WalstIeet
y. Borders ouI OF the city must BE- accompanied oy
remittance. Dc Inns
go .1CISS c-1I ---.- = c-,---.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

az-s INDIA RUBBER BOOTS FOR La
es@A DIES-The Patent Boot Of our inventlon--aIso,
new STYLE now first introduced the ghet, neaeSt affair
ever red are being manufactured after entire new
system. we'll worth the notice Of the curious or sais o
DE- i'm HORACE II. DAY p Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26
BOCT. EsDUsENEAN'S
GERMAN COUGH DROPS

DREphRED and sold wholesale by JOHN J:
DAVIS cit. of Hudson, Columbia county, N.EY., and
for sale in this city AZ h.lesale and retail! BY
" lanes S AsPISwALL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

TIE publication of this article has been delayed by the
Reports &C., aud by sending 1t TO the Editor az
Washington for examination and comment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

5ssse FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-4oo
handsome Oak Opening Lands beautifully locat
-esed takes paid and title perfect. Apply 10 a P
T. Smith, IS Liberty street. n2O II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

L has now on hand for sale, the above coal of ali size;
which offers for sale al low market prec from the yard
the subscriber viii be promptlv attended TO-.
T. STOKES DiCAERsON, No 10! Anthony ST.,
Liverpool and Sydney Coal for family Smiths.
hand for sale above. Also Ash and Lehsh Coal OF all
nlot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

Ia MECHANICS. ATTENTION For sale
, md on very easy terms; snuE ni2e place N 2
.:. e1.t village on the Ohio hiTer ne nou -, y e
y = Smith, 70 i.b-Tty street. t.-U =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

{37ASHlNGToN ELIXIRi-A pure, ve5 &C. al,s
w tomponnd-" Natures God has secretsd II TIE 'ese
Fable knsi9m safe sure aud speedy remedies io al diseases
70 search Tor and discover these is part OF man ' 10
most profound Of the ancient philosophers has received
another evidence of truth and wisdom the discover o.
the Washington Elixir which for ITS many virtues may os
called Codsend the afflicted IS only necessary 70 say
n II that hundreds of best citizens attest IT'S almost
magic power thoroughly curing that most Inolelao!e Oh al
FEVER AND AGUE.-Tie Washington ELIXIR is equal
IL ecacious in the cure Cholera Mo6us Bilious Ch9Iic
Baraa and Dyssntsy Worms aud nyspGpsia s,.. Is
substances, Isl course rrscy simple ana, and EaF b
the stomach to perform the peculiar functions
CURED in eisclg radical cur of the above mentioned
seases-one dose having, uneQuentiy caused eha'
uept ..;,;. ,I,,- .;,,
pie PRECISE directions for its USE may pc ooa tai q y
Moss cor Grand and Cannon-sts j. Wendoyer al Eighth
Avenue: A. w Gahaulen 81 Sixth Avenue; DE- Il iS2fett
cor Avenue and 81 street; D. r. Burnstt corner 81 Ave
nue. and 8hstTeet Dr. H. A Field oadwaE End I'm
street Guinness, 2S Sd Avenue, ith street I'd Ches
teney corner Bowery and Brooms street; j. Cod4iaSion
227 Hudson street, f. L. Cotton 265 Os!
Deromas Coz 80 Chatham street: Or w m Cec f2rHvie
a. L. LounsbuIy, ManhatanVil!e: Dr. W. u. "oGa' mar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

CkATES.-A full assortment Of Skates, strap
~ ped and uasiIappeJ, al wholesale and retail By
dS6w OSBORN & LITTLE, SO Eultoa-st,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

6c.pl is il IN answer TO the adgeltise ment
TIA, appeal, that we nor only y f f sale
,vsrt;ssJ bu, we also have the genuine WARRANTED
Cast Steel CosGER T dH N we warrant III al s'
Aud as the said John Conger has manifested so much ieei
ing in -ation TO our selling FOOLS that not ms max we
dem il bu Justice r the formation Of tf- public
that h John Congsr Ieaed his trade Sh the a5hs Of
fcr of his b.nr he s worker IN Cast Steel And az for
poqfo he quality of tf TOGs made 6 Jo T. n 6Sn<
Iohn Conner q A,,ornev.sreet 70 make them ,aeabe.
libsral discount on edge .oos 10 msIGi ss0
Err, in ENGLISH GERMAN and AMERICAN HARD
WARE, CUTLERY Sc Sc INCLUDING very tx ES'rt
others AT MARKET PRICES. OobOftN q LII LIZ.
CHARLES OSBORN.
CHARLES S. LITTLE " Jul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

~, TO EXCHANGE FOR A FAHM.-A
"a good -irce story house thmsrb ~ a9te stg1,e III
<-1=f1' ~ III 'o Iid,a P 81. {. SMITH,
u i ie'I 'ii' s. Liberty 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

SYST FOE, SALE-A very valuable Farm and
@ Country Seat the Hudson River 22m les from this
ci,y-5o acres partic liars and terms apply to
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Co.
n 7 Rroad-street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

sase FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A FARM
@ of IS acres the hudson River Vestchsser County
Is. % miles from New-YoTk City. Some money VIII De
out with il for House and Lot IN this City;
non # A P. s. J. c. SMITH. IS Llbertyst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

49,. FARMS-FARMS FOR SALE-A valua-
Sbe Wheat Farm of 273 acres lying between the Cayu;
"a and Seneca Lakes, be exchanged for Illinois land
and money Also Farm of 100 the Chenanso river
and canal! for cash only Also good Farms IN New
jersey containing from 10 10 200 Apply to A j.
Smith -lhaIl nZU u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

ggsA FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A highly
@ mprov ed farm Of l25 acres with all the stock crops
IL and tools The buildings amp convenient and IN
fine order 1t desirable and productive property situated
IN 5 Brunswick, n. Jersey Diagrams be at the
Office Of A. P. Il J. c.. SMITH,
Liberty street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-26

GOAL, COALi-At 2l5 Weststreet, corner Of
X Franklin and corner OF Filth and Lewis strees-The
undsr.sn.d still ssliius te very superior Peach Or
cad, Broad Mountain White AID Grey Ash Goals, broken
Of ca1age cheap the cheapest Orders left the Sugar
Ben-r % Leonard sent through the Despatch Post
either of the yards, viii receive immediate attention.
Jlg im- TYLEE * MAPES.
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asf 24O ACR Els MICHIGAN LANDS and s3OO
CASH to exchange for productive property near New
z York City Also, 1000 in cash and valuable piece OF
near New-Ycsk Also exchange, handsome place OF
few acres located IN pleasant Eastern village. Tor snug
nss Farm in NeNsJelsey App y to SMITH s,Ib.rtv
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S,as. FOR EXCHANGE-A snug Farm contain
s ing 100 OF Land good House, Barn, Orchard and
~. Fences will take hreequarers Michigan Lands and
oueouarsr cash Apply TO A. P j. c. Smith, Is Liberty
c-raai - MO IF
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TFWETT7S CONCENTRATED. " hDlUAL

j TIONS--Conss,ins Of Lmin sll i@f
Coughs, Consumption CTG9 oal4zy, seTr[
Sick Hsadac- Cholera MoF5us. Cholera iTt";itH"' 9o
St.mustiag; Vegetable CsJat, letter and lIe S3i,s
brops Vegetable syruIs Essence Of Life Nr3e esHaiye
Tcothachc Drops C9ugh Drops; irtaniic tls nc Nc
rsl.l
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Sssss.4, coo ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS, o,0oo
~ - - imnroyed Aprly 10 A. p s j. c. SMITH,
non IS Liberty street.