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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

4 GENTLEM.AN OF a number of years expert
SFee N ,isehn who furnish the highest eer,iears
~ ' ofat CHARACTER. dssirous OF tsslnS charge
sn,alsS APy letter thai may b. this ofies
.9!lz2e9 - 4 . WI b promptly ssgoaed TO- yI9 ts!-
I'kAChtB WANTED--To give Evening Les-
Ia Latin. One who has had syr.ri.nc sogi5 b.
prrtsTs, Address Box 1859 Lower Pos, Once sa2st.
4 RESPECTABLE middle aged American Wo.
u lSss situation small retired family In IN.
al the branches OF Dgiish education. Address n l.
D. boy go upper fost Office a3 II.
DOARD--A family or a few single gentlemen OF
~ good morals have board and spacious pti-
sss Family very desirable locatien i0l East Broadway
Hen;e aad aarments unusually pleasant and agrseabie
'--H--------------- --------------------
RQARD-S2 per week, al the Manhattan House,
- for youths tneadly 10 Temperance who here assoe
ated with cermen and otes OF the learned professions,
MERCHANTS artists, SC IS Dnanesret, near Broadway and
The Park jy2T lm*
pOARDIN BROADWAY-G and their
ID wives ard single gentlemen viii find good bosrd and
rooms GiS Broadway Gext door 10 Constitution Hal) A
X Without bed rooms attached 10 l-t With Soar
Room. for tr,esen 6ossders Terms moderate jy2o lm'
EOR SALE about 10000 lbs Navy Bread and
r's, BY JOHN HfRpIsANl :,
$4,000 ,1 TO BE Loaned AN on bond and
property tins city or Bronkypmo>t OF which per ceut
Lkew,se S200o productive counties OF Or
a, . q. ''', : s'','.,, s.q3'iLYINEs, IS wal.1
200OBAR&ELS; OF LIME, OF the best quail,
SOOCy will be delivered for, any part OF it, dunns
the comin season. aud good city bonds and mortgages re-
celvsd IN PAYMENT Address Lime" Tribune Office. oct
HYDRAULIC LIME-Orders lei, at J. D. Mil.
ler Dry Goods Store, 2 Broadway, viii prompt
attention. Price 81 rer cask of 300 lbs.
sftf ABlJAH SMITH. tho only manufacture
I ME. LlME-Wantcd IN exchange for 1000
Abarels North River me and Cement Groceries Dry
Goods One quarter viii be paid in cash for any amount OF
the above articles, exchange for property of any kind
real personal VIII be made liberal terms. Apply J.
D. Hoyt. OF Madison and James nl6u
2HN CASKS OF LIME, of good quality; ESQ
OOO casks OF North River Lime.
10 barrels of good Hydraulic Cement.
lGa hhds. Of unslacked Lime, of manure.
Any part of will be sold exchanged groceries dry
goods, crockery, hardware hollowwae carpets furniture
q HE Z rjbnne.
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COAL, coal! COAL!


rI'HE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
4 having been ed. is permanently located the
well known stand Of Greenwc and Christopber-sts
where tho ptopretoTs receiving and will continue
direct from their coeres owned by themselves the
choicest quality Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal which they
promise sell at least per lower than any in the city
The business Of the Yard vii be conducted by the ubscT;
bers and they solicit the patronage Of the public thsir old
customers aud friends. Coal BY the cargo.
through the Post Office VIII receive prompt attention.
WIN. DAVIS,
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YORK. FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1913.

T OOh AT THAT BOYS WHISPERS
~ Young gentlemen who feel ambitious sport whiskers
should bus three shilling bottle Jones Coral Han Resror
alive Many think because this pulled the
grow part where mature Intended hair 10 grow II
sold al hr sign OF The American Eagle 81 Charhamsres
New OK, o! ~ r atoGst Brooklyn. j. l3 I'm
nj ARIIN GAiLORD, Tailor and Draprr, has
Va removed from No. John ST., 10 No TO- Nassau st.
With n Goodman where ne receiving his Sprin; and
summer goods which he viii make order fashionable
se tlis furnished u t,yeIyr hours noticed Having greatly
prices and he soclts TIE ayors of MS friends and the public
owhoIn he es grateful for the liberal patronage he has here
toiore HIS motto Is good article, runctuality
!lln: or:9Es low orices aud cash delivery. az; H.
no The TAKERS OF CROTON WATER
SOIlCE-Ihs abuses practced in regard TO the
wndo" washes connected with the CrotoE Water pipes
which instead 81 being reasonably used clean Iie windows
OF the wateaher and the street front of has premises
many instances converted fountains made dreUch the
neighb"ng GATEWAY and sidewalk annoy pasersby
induce the board 10 notice that the penalty forfeiture
made By the waerraker and dsconnuance
~ his supply VIII Ue enforced well
OF wlliu and unreasonable OF the wattr-New York
June II, Si3-By order OF the CIoton Aqucduc Board.
A
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otics Of thr Gc-enwieE Ln.urance O..

Office Of the Greenwich Insurance Coz
NV YORK. July 90 1853.
HyHE. BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this lnstitu-
ton have this dag declared semi annual Disle,td Of
Five per the Capital stoc payable Lee on aad after me
The Trsnsfer Books will b. closed untTi thai dar.
,v22 NV JOSEPH TORREY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

DOARDIN BROADWAY- and their
ID wives, ard single gentlemen, viii find good bosrd and
Broadway: (GeX door Constitution Hal.)
pleasant rarlof FIRST f.r having balcony IN fron; w,
pr without bed rooms attached 10 -t, with board.
Rooms for boarjerS Terms moderate. jy20 I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

4 RESPECTABLE middle aged American Wo-
nilA Wishes situation ia small retired family in the
country be useful generally yoapg chjro
IL al the branches OF sngish education. address NJ l.
D. BOY ga nppe. Posi- Otfcs. aua u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04
NTASHINGTON. ELlXIR--A sure and lasuni

WASHINGTON ELlXGR-A sure and lasting
cure o- the Fever and iEus DySentery. Darrhd.a,
Summer Complains; and Bilious thoic. The above remedy
is now offered confidence by tiis Poprictors Agent, T.
NJ GUlOS, l2T Bowsry, cousT-ci Gaac-StTee id corner
Of Third Ayrnue AID Foutteentct. irncs OF y
virtues read the following Extract o: latter from IT, '"
a!le!on f.sl., Alderman OF the Twelfth Ward: pur
chased your Elixir ard tried II an old man IN Iy
employ who had used all other remedies without effect he
had become very that ne could from has
bed. gave him the Elixir, AID II was asoahlfg 10 sac i5
good effects the old man; r-ytYe n rleIl;ey and
In ,!ree LAYS viii. beas lizzie wr1k, NJ able do has
ndinary work Nv family, after the old had been
soon relieved used the Elixir also, and each e
iectuay restored 10 health
have In severe attack OF DyseaterT in rny family
rh.c sr.l i IN using ous dos OF Inc Elixir,
roor woman in my vicinity vino had ed all the usual
rsrn-es hou; fleet Fever and Ague OF I'VE months
tsdng was instantly relieved after abour wne-ga
full of lie Elixir and has not been troubled with Inc Aue
Extract of ! letter from J. CanIbsll, n: ,.,.,,
hav. used tire Washington Elixir several cases 81
Diarcl IN ny family The year, with nieia reifi ~
every hesitation II Recommending ts
is and etcacious remedy similar
e. NJ Guros: Dear Sir-You will please 10 INFORM tne
public have used the Washington Elixir Tor se'fs az
tack Of DilrhGa about months AID was cured WIZ
one dose in less than hour have not had 1t since aso
md il IN Of my daughter who was very severely a.
,srd and dose cured her less than an l2ut anu she
has neys had since; the last about four InSats
Your ob't seTrt, ARNEsi flSh.
P SIN all cases OF worms II never falls ahl In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04
FRANCES HIGHLY IMPROVED MANI.

DEACH ORCHARD EGG CoAL.-This day
schafng from barge Raritan Peach Orchard Egg Coal
OF the first quality and for gale the lowest cash prices by
WARD & BROWNE,
iyi9 corner Of Iaight and Westinghouse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

INDIA RUBBER HOSE FOR CROTON WA
TEII-The public are respectfully invited 10 examine the
articleas m4auacturcdby The subscribe The superiority oil
India Rubber hose already well known and while he does
u!ly equal a1d 10 the pressure Of The Croton Water
sid at low n,jce 4 far discount made 10 Plumbers.
c. L. ROSS, l2t Maiden Lane,
jel0 rf between Pearl and H'afes-stTeets
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FRS PR e NJ U NJ

CATER BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
T,HE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
INFORM those Ladies who DESTROYS Of purchasing good
suited the shape oi the foot that but superior
superntendeuce Of competent foreman and that
every fashionable style Of Ladies' Misses Bows and Chit
dens Boots and Shoes aud also import direct the
,rs Paris Ladies French Shoes large 81
ways on hand. FUTILE & HAYWARD,
No. $50 Broadway, one door above Reade-stree,.
superior samples of Ladies' Cater Boots and Shoes the
late Far in this city.
Measures taken. and orders promptly executed. e29 sm
IRANCIS'S HIGHLY IMPROVED MANI
L FOLD WRlrER-This article has been before
the public but short time. and has gained reputation be-
You'd parallel with thing known, and the many thou
sand copies daily proof of the high favor they have
obtained II has entirely taken the precedence the Copying
Press and many OF our merchants after paying from S25
$50 for Press have lad them aside and the Manifold
Writer the preference finding them be and
pedtous. The Copying Books done up variety OF
the paper being uled PLAIN price from 81
Business and merchants who study economy, Will
please call and examine the article and will that
It Will recommend itself more than column of Advertising
Strangers visiting the city cautioned against buying from
tneran vendors board steamboats, and hotels, selling
worthless article for few s!nss the expense of this
truly invaluable article. Sold wholesale and retail by
l.. FRANCIS, 10 Maiden lane,
jy3ld Junction Libtrty-sset.
DEACH ORCHARD EGG COAL.-This day
II ID al, f'arl
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'EAChEb w ANIED--'To give Evening Les
sons III Latin One who has had experience would be
pr~f5rred. Address Box 1859 Lower Post Once ssssf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

CNNnBARRELS OF LIME, OF the best quail,
iOOO;y, will be delivered for, any par, OF it. dnnnS
the COMING season. aud good city bonds and mortgages re.
cpvsd payment. Address Lime" Tribune Ohce sftf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

STOTICE.-James ]. Petit, ESQ Supreme Court
" Commissioned residing the village Of Perry Wyo
ming county, has issued attachment against George Pet
,;ta- estate NONRESIDENT debtor which will BE- sold for
t rvrent his debts unless h. appear and discharge such
r4ch.-n; according law within months from the
rf publication OF this notice The payment of any debts and
the delivery Of belonging such debtor oir OF
~, hi, use and tie transfer OF any property by him Tor
,i-r,6s whateye. are forbidden by law and void.
i"I!f 1,yGm ISAAC y. STODDARD. Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04
WHOLE NO. 7ol.
SANDS'S SARSAPARLLA

hire PERSONS IN this rSdlng courtry OF ours who
are not to acquainted with the virtues OF the fN
'i't oi sarsa1aria. II has been prepared 6y very nAu
sons some quacS and but II now 70 be
Tact that the preparation ruc np by the Nrs
SANDS oil Newly ork altogether the Sautiry
that has vet made appearance before the rabhc Ness
Sands nave devoted much attention 10 the subject for many
s anu 1t Is hardly 10 be doubted they have brouch
lhs'r preparation as near perfection BE- achieved We
aye glad to hear that they apug the reward hich patient
study and industry almost always secure Their Sar,aliill
Is now eagerly sought after every quarter of our country
Carrying health thousands This IS the s,sn whsn Sarxa
Pila used to the best advantage aud hear OF numerous
extensive Sal-s ior country use.
New Orleans Weekly Tropic June . 1913
ms unrvalsd PREPARATION has performed some of the nc.t
astonishing o; diseases that are recorded in the annals Of
history thus proving concusively it,capable fulfilling the,
high ann and purpose io which Designed Parents suffer
Tor years from chronic constitutional disorders
after trying different remedies spending thousands o dollars
travelling and doctorng and suffering all that human nature
capable of enduring have By the use few bottles en-.
tirey recovered their health Chronic Rheumatism Scrotua
Kings Evil Salt Rheum and Rngwo m Ulcers and pain
full affection the bones liberated Throat and Nost<ils
Scurvy Bile Chronic Sore Eyes BlocheS and
sruptionS efectuay cured By Diseases IA
their impure state OF the blood aud fluids
generally viii be speedily and eectually removed By this
valuable medicine It's operation peculiar. and consists
removing the disease BIZ the circulation
aud passing through the general system. Where Instructions
To rs favorable operation Nlst they removed II passes
along tho ameuary canal; hence the patient viii feel and
know the sensible operation Of the Sarsapaa from
tive powers.
The propeors daily receiving from ths medical proirs-
SON. the clergy officers OF justice aud numerous private
ample aud willing testimony, both written and verbal.
the superior value and efficacy of this preraraou To the
poor Is furnished gratutouy sufficient proof being fur
Giahed OF their worthGess
The following certificates from individuals who have sui.
rrel with Scroiua onn presented for the
Essay Coxr. july IS 1879
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

JrOR SALE. about 10000 lbs. Navy Bread and
n lbs Irish Oar Meal in good order Tor s,le NJ iow
rate, by JOHN HERDMAN,
az oil South 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

D1SSOLUTIoE OF PARTNER SHIP The
~ partnership existing under the firm of Whifsey jen
Ain, Plumbers, No. John this fay dissolved By nu
tual consent. Dated New York. Aug. u. 1873; r,-
FRANCIS J. Wits SLY,
GEO. W.JENklNS.
Y b George Pierce No 50 B-ekman duly authorised
settle all claims for and against the SAID tn '" *.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

HYDRAULIC LliE,-OrlerS left at J. d Mil
ers Dry Goods Sto, i2 Broadway viii receive promp,
attention. Price 81 rer cask of 300 lbs
9ftf ABlJAH SMITH. tho only manufacturer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

Sd 600 TO BE LOANED on bond and
.''I wv mortgage, IN different sums, improved
property m TINS city or Bronklypmos which per
LEewl>e $1,000 productive farms the OF Or
alse, DntchesS or WestcheSer. Apply 70
q u :. {. LINES IS Wall.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

r 'hcoHlNc CASUALTY on BOARD II. NJ. sluf
~ sAahfsRDo"N.--A melancholy accident occurred
S 81 Doard the ship OF war Camperdown, lying at
.s ass'hess. very large concourse of ladies and
S 81 were on board to witness the arrival OF
G.: Malesty's ship Howe. The Campcrdown was
~ salute nhonor of the kngof the Belgians,
s snea one OF her portable magazines blew up and
f.s .eea up her upper deck, on the starboard side,
''''n lhe mlzenmast as far forward as the main
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

PURSUANT 10 an order of Hon. Thomas c..
Love Surrogate OF the county of Erie notice here
- 10 all PeoGs who have claims Joseph Stead,
1t Of the City Of Buffalo is said county, deceased to
hbt the sare with s y9qchsts thereof 70 t- aderslsned
Bawrn the said CisT Of Buffalo before thu fifteenth
-? of Jaaaarr next. Dated the nt! dav july,
a. I,yiu y. X. HALL. Administrator.
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BRITISH PLATt. GLASS WAREHOUSE,


Nos Spruce street
british LOOkiNG-GLASS PLATES of 81
Dperor hiiIliaucy and beauty, 10 nc, il sizs
under-and POLISHED PLATE GLASS FOR WIZ
BOWS which will not chang. Their co!of or bscoms misty
and GERMAN LOOKING GLASS PLATES Of the sz
OF 10! by9 10 80 b. 20 for sale By
mo; 3m iSiEtC Il. fLRi /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

4 CAMP MEETING will be held at Farming
II dale, Ion- Island District, 80 miles from Gryokyn rre
quarters of mile from the Railroad, commence ON Monday
August i; aud close the following Friday Suitable arange-
have been made for passengers and heir baggage 10 BE-
conveyed by Railroad said meeting Boats Will leave the
Of D-ancsree and also foot OF Market-street, New
York Nlonday and Tuesday mornings only TO convey
passengers and baggage for The for camp meeting
The preachers aud people Of the New oT District in
yi,cd Persons attending will please provide them
selves with tents. Br order OF :, ,.,.-,.,,.-c,
iy203,awtAli&3tlVt s. MARTlNDALE, p. E.
rROTON WATER MILLER u COATES,
oPlumbes, lG Grand-stree two doors east of Broadway
furnish Timed Lead Composition and Iron Pipes, tlydrants
Fountains Bath Tubs, &c aud every article connected with
the CrotOn Wafer dwellings. warehouses and manu-
factories. Orders the Introduction CT wafer promptly
executed lyi2 I'm
NOTICE TO HOSE CARRIAGE BUILDERS
~ Sea'ed proposals viii he received until Thursday Au
gust 20 The Office OF the Cerk of Common Council No.
CITY Hall for building for wheeled Hose aIiise Iln aud
specification be the Office OF the Clerk OF Common
Council from until 10 !. VI.
auItTh CORNs V. ANDERSON, Chief Engineer
NOR SALE-A stock OF Boots and Shoes of
i the latest fashion aud best quality with the fixtures an,
lease OF the Store and Dwelling commands large run oil
old established stand and OF the best
locations in the cthe present Occupant ha'ns mad an
gagemen to leave The City, with his family. Apply 10
au3 g. j. F.BAlLf.f, 239 b3oOlnestfeet.
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I ME. LIAlE-Wantcd IN exchange for 1000
lbarrels North River lne and Cement Groceries or Dry
Goods. Que quarter Will be paid cash for any amount
the above articles exchange for property of any kind.
real personal viii be made liberal terms Apply 10 j.
D. Hoyt. corner OF Madison and James mic If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-04

WHALE OIL.-500 hbls. selected. superior, for
w sale BY GRINNELL, N1NTURN S CO.,
/ SrrA.r.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

called Praire Bluff, marked on the Maps Dale
Town. This place consists OF some ten stores.
(all but three OF which are vacant tavern, a
few dwellings and a warehouse It ls located on
prairie bluff and if the traveller wishes TO know
what prairie mud IN Alabama is. walk up ana
on the bluff in wet weather. or almost any tine N
winter, Will satisfy him not only as to the mud,
but the town which is disagrecable IN every par
tcular except one,-its population, though 5l1an;
is good one. Eighty miles farther do"n a,i"
we cone to Claiborne which is Handsomely 70
Gated on very high bluff. the top OF winch n. Is
reached BIZ ascending stairs Of 3iU steps MS
place is very passabe IN appearance but us oeau'y
s spoiled for want OF dwellings,, most or many OF
them. being located little out Of the town Con
siderable business ia still done IN Claiborne, al
though ii is very small IN comparison with what
vas once done. 1t Is well populated, as regards
Religion and Morals. Hon JAS. DELLET, former
Member Of Congress, and now Candidate Of this
District, has his Office IN this place and resides
short distance out of town. | am glad Mr.. D..
obtained the nomination. as he is true Wing
and sound thisker; and although he carries
rough-looking head, he can make a good showing
from il whenever disposed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01
-ruE wFMoRy OF THE DEAD.
A REPEAL soSG.


from The Nation the organ Of the IRISH Peope]
VINO fears to speak of Ninety-Eight
Who bushes at the name
When towards mock the patriots fate,
Who hangs his head for shame
He IS all knave, or half slave,
Who sights his country thus;
But true man, Ike you, man,
Will FL your glass with US.
We drunk the memory Of the brave,
The faithful and the few
Some lie far of beyond the wave,
Some sleep in Ireland, too;
AlI-all are gone-but stlll lives Oh
The fame Of those who died;
All true men, like you, men.
Remember them with pride.
Some on the shores OF distant lands
Their weary hearts have laid,
And by the strangers needless hands
Their lonely graves were made.
But, though their clay be far away
Beyond the Atlantic foam
In true men, ike you, men,
Their spirit g still at home
The dust of some Is Irish earth;
Among their own they rest;
And the same land that gave them birth
Has caught them TO her breast /;
And we viii pray that from their clay
Full many race may start
OF true men, like you men,
To act as brave part.
They rose in dark and evil days
To night their native land;
They kindled here living blaze
That nothing shall withstand.
Alas that Might can vanqulsh Right
THEY fell and pass'd away:
But true men, like you men,
Are plenty here to-day.
Then here g their memory may 1t be
For us guiding light,
To cheer our strife for Liberty,
And teach us to unite;
Through good and i'll, be Ireland's still,
Though sad as theirs your fate
And true men, be you, men,
Like those Of Ninety Eight.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

NJORISON'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
vi MEDICINES.-Caution 10 the peoCl. ot America
We hereby certify that N>srs FIRTH &'tA l.. oi Ernk
lin Square, New York our only GENERAL AIENTs
for the United States of America and that neither lilo RATIO
SuyrHrARp No,r nor GEoRGE TAYLOR, our late Agents
are IN any way authorised 10 veud MorsonS ereti6e Us
veral Medicines As many limitations are IN crCuatioG this
Caution becomes highly necessary All persons selling
Medicines the United States must have the authority Of The
befors-nlmsj NIeSsrS. Firth Hall.
(SicnrD MORRISON, MOtT X CO., tlygeists
British ColeSeof Health New Road, Lord?n Jan. sn
Th. above caution emanaug from the British College Of
Hrlh London will be hailed with the warm'st enhas
aSm by the friends OF the liygcan System, lnasmuch
tends to rpoys aud oppose hs rorheSs comneJets which
have been extensively circulated by those who destitute
of mora principle they icnarnt OF the healing h
The valuable medicines of the British College may beoS
tanned in their original purity Of evera gentlemen who hare
taken agencies several OF the different States whose
viii be found in the Nsw York Courier and enIuet"-
ey can be had also the original packages OF tbs follow
ing sub-AgentS, VIZ:
II. II. Schietfen Y Co. 0i and O6 John st.
J. c Whitmcre, Esq. IS South St
isaac Smell loC GrernwIchs 81.
Peter Hampton. l90 Canal 81, New York city
Messrs. Post X Lewis. Jericho /. J.
K. D. Bsrdwell, Troy, New York.
Mrs. Coodiiif. Utca, do
Mr.. w. II. BurtiS, Rochester. do
NIessrs. Couwell S Butler, Pokeepsie y. Y.
w. J. Styles. RhiEeheck, do
FIRTH HALL, General Agents,
mi,f No. Franklin squs,s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

s GOOD SHAVING SoAP. AT LAsT-To
= MAKE Good sld Lasting I4t!,er-Ths So,, ry;x i
composed Of b TIE OLD Naps sa,itis kept in sotq g and
~ stfs before Il Is imported, Those wo i.y used IL we'll
Hno" il' "ertI aud thHt Is - very best sO4I-y-r mad,
!of makes tcS rich 4stlnE ras Iaher solLe
= % t1s beard and healing 20 the skEit now purified
l-uuii i{ scented aud Put having lar, Sc :,
iTd stiila- each by = JONES his P~ffum-fy Es
M@0lsaarn ~ sign Of the 'Ane1caD Ea@-, 81 Chatham ST.
y and - th-;e 1-lts-a Albany 81 State ST. In P,ila-
Ssfa i; Z=2esS corner Of third aud Dock ST. in Boston
, 1s1Sa 81. ~ DIOoK'Sh' 'Jt ru!ton ST. ms In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

S--e.sA HULL TR SES.-Notice 10 Rup-
F zas-d Psrsons.-Persons afflicted with ruptufes
MAs En1y reg u,on he b-s, instrumental aid IN.
~ "odd .Tsocts, or application tF- office, No.
sse-str-v 70 .h-r of The principal tow
~ ~. Sit7d otst.s b careful back pad OF
ul!s sseS. 10 II t-y endorsed b. DR.. Hull sri-
tlns 'o- ere genuine, TO o- rse! upon good ys..
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