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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

s1G, pMORNING BOAT FOR PEEhS-
a7 oxn vf'Es9ss passs fs a.sesn Haas. md
s;s.neT CoIUMBGs. Capt @ VIM H Frs1e, viii leave
New York from the Zoo, of Chambers street svsEy ugrn9T
sss sd dsT s. eeloek srsp, sanasys when bs
viii lrs1, Peekskil al sociock P ~ Landing a t= foot
SoTicEA soods freight, basEsse bank bills spc,e or
any o!nsI kind pro n h d or put Soods os Pre- h.
All persons ar. forbid account !a. Of
aT. FOR KEYPORT AND MIDDLE
- - Town POINT daily tsuuaays excepted, Y,ss
town 'i, Point s,9 on Moadsy Tuesdays Wednesa Thudays
s5ca S sSl4 esSs S @YisP sat s8a I Siy5
asda Wsd9dssdas TpF:days sfads, and iYf M e. "a. a
fn.s ou ths arrival the boat convey passengers 70
freehold OF any part OF the country Uniform eoTan.-s or Or
from For, Hamilton or keyoEt rates y2 I'm
aTs, NEW YORK AND KINGSTON
sTElAMI T. FREIGHT Ed ASD a PAsSiG5E SIS NE
The NORWICH Captain JoHS S.MrELs will eay- New
York. foot Of warren street. ever =dnesday and 7aufaay
svi!i lave Kingston RsPdou' Landing every Tuesday
SsrYeis es' %rirsy 'i''s every iioaas7 and Thurs
win gave k!asst,n tRopdGu Landing every wedDe'
a~TI. FOR WHITESTONE, FLUSH
iizss.=-Ist1.IING. NEW.RoCHELLE, Glen COVE;
tGszE1O OYSTER BAY, COLD SPRING, AND
HUNTINGTON.-Tar y: cents Breakfast and Dinner
provided on board
Stages leave Whitestone for Flushing daily att = NJ or
Immediately on the arrival OF the boat without extra c.Ige
The large and splendid Steamboat ROBERT l.. STE
VEINS with spacons cabins and superior accommodations
for ladies and gentlemen will eare Stsyehs's Wharf near
the Dckman-stree daily 9t hsli-ast o'clock T.
NJ Sundays excepted, for New Rochelle and Glen Cove
touching Whtes,une. Returning, will leave Glen Cove
every morning quarer before o'clock and New Rochelle
at hali.past Z, again touching Whitestone
The r. L. Stevens will extend her trips TO Oyster Bay
Saturday Returning will leave Cold Spring every MONDAY,
"Wednesday and tday morning at O'Clock and Oyster Bay
FOR MANARONECK, PORT CHESTER, &c.-on
the arrival of , AT NeRocheile, passenger Will be
conveyed without delay Msmeroneck Port Chester and
intermediate places by the Taho Line of SII-hors fo
Coaches Returning, will leave Port Chester at quarter TO D.
A. NJ touching before arriving at Ne"-Rochee IN sea-
son for the boat New ork.
Fare between Newly ork and fort theStef, 5tf cents
MamarOneck, q cents. -
Freight taken at very reduced rates. au2i
y f.ssssss hSTATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot
es=ii.,A5- OF Whiteh.ll-st.-The steamboats, S Al
ss-sssz-eSK:s- Z y ISLANDER and SANS ON will run
as follows until further notice:
Leave S-w-York, 8-9-lC-ll-l-2-3'--5-6-7
Staten Island, 8-9-l9-ll-l-2-i -5-6-7
Leave Staten Island and New every hour Sundays
r. B-txcufson TO For, Hamilton (Sundays excepted: J.
Leave Fort Hamilton Il 4. NJ, returning from Newly ork St
P. NJ.
All freight SHIPPED required be particularly and
Is at the risk OF the OWNERS thereof JslZ @
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
FIRST PRE- MIU NJ

GAITEk BUUT ANU SHLE. NIUht.
J,HE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
inform those Ladies who desiEous OF parchasiaS good
81 suited 20 the shape OF the foot thar none bat superior
workmen are employed that our ma9aiaetor uadst The
Law on hand at all times sNtens's as9fnrn consisting
II every fashionable style OF Laes Msst boys and Chi
makers in Paris Ladies French Shes I5S, esS9Se1t al
ways on hand. / / = - 49, t sSny, Rs,ds-s,+s,,,
\ B-T * f. received a silver Medal and piploms for
n,ior samples of Ladies, Cater Boots ana sh0es al TIE
late Fair in thi, city. .,a.,,sa sn,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

WI. JOHNSON " VRooM,
MANUFACTURERS ASD CHEMIST,
The Tra,r supplied or the most liberal ,ss"'
Pal. Yellow Sosp for famiIyI (:reme de- Amoad.!
use Cologne Water
White Bar Soap, scented. Lavender do.
Palm Windsors. and every de- Bears Oil. -.
scrip,ion of Fancy SOAPS, Ox-Marrnw pom'sUe
for Grocrrs. Druggists Ship Cnr!ing flud 49,,
ping Merchants and Fami- Orapge-F lower !" IJ.;,
ltesiR the neatesr style and tireciau DYE iof 'he
faish. Cod Cream. ,o.
Perfume. KalydoI for the toh'L, rntth3
Shaving Soaps in pots and Peuume Bags prev ens
cakes, Of the most e1cellent Beautifying Louoa.
Tailerre Powder. Hsndkerehief Essence.
Mix of Roses Chorirs. Tooth Wash.
Extract of Musk. lEyp.it de Rose. -. % All
All articles manufactured at those works
the trade. Dealers Merchants and Psdders wouio
inspect our stock before making their parchsses-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

THE ONLY UNINJURED EXTRACT OF
SARsAPARlLLA in which the valuable uoinjurad
medicinal properties OF hs Sasapara arr Concentrated
3gi @ tts nse OF hrs and made in pleasing form is
JONES'S TRIPLE EXTRACT OF SARS3PaRIrr.
CANDY
this fair trial. / will warrant " iS uSease give
one SiSGLE y CENT PACKAGE TO CONTAIN 6
,OoSCEs OF FURE SARSAPARILLA RO0T ~
y viii De found positive panscea for sn ua.
saeh as serpsa kD oi I N system or the
r. BLotehes the Face Chronic RhsnInsti c sc
OVER THREE FIR EEseF fks shs ETsf pn;
onf !. orIs bell-vr the only uninjued Extract now made
ale and ra,. T0s G EIsraet of ssapas Candy ssd whole
OF p she American Eagle q Chahamsrrert, r.
aeent, s genfs pseksse sIth full printed directions
eesssiset; IN B.ookYa j. I. l:s EulLoa:.,se, aul5 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
,me good, have no obJections % your using II
Your obliged friend,
;. NJ. CHELMSFORD, 33l u


Mr. 3 Barton Iumpert, Philadelphia.
Dr. B. Be-Dear Sir-l take this opportunity OF er!ressins
ny gratitude TO you the crea, benefit have received rem
The use OF Sc ,hrA's or" for Deafness: From cold
caught yeas had become quite deaf 50 much so ,a
lost all relish society But felt most III my business
Ica quite tired OF dcn5 businesS ras 50 much @ an
effort for mel had tried number of Physicians ana got no
better and thinking very little of patent medicne though,
nv case was hopeless was. however. nduced WI en- IN
your city last summer, Try scarpas OH have Geel
using now about months and think hear as Wen
ever feel though was the happest man IN the world,
This OIL may every one but as II has done me IS
sentia service would recommend It earnestly 10 al the
deaf tHA tii.f'S b-NL - Slifa.
Read the follow ing editorial from the Times
Dr,Fsrss CuRED.-Wr have eerd many speak OF
the virtues of Scarpa's Acoustic OIL remedy or Deaf
cs and assured that unsurpassed by any thing
known the purpose. One two instances OF Its curative
eject, pointed that really asonshng
The following editorial Is from the Troy DAILY W Vhg
TO THE DEAF.-We heard so much lately OF a ienedy
for Deafness, called Scarpa's Acoustic OIL, that We are
led this passing We believe. however ie
medicine for sale only III Philadelphia but It IT have hall
the virtues we hear ascrbed IT, the trouble OF serdmg for
the article would b. amply repaid By its We vetenls
who have used it successfully and who believe 1t 10 b. the
b~st remedy ever yet prescIbed: .,,,,c ~,
None genuine unl,s with the words "SCARPA'S OIL
for Deafness blown each bottle, ard with the written sl-
nature OF 3 Bell on the wrapper.
Prepared BY Bell and sold wholesale and retail by a. IS
D. Sands druggists, Fulton o Gold also sofa
by A. Sands 4 Co., No 2i3 Broadway d. Sands Co.,
II East Broadway. du - lm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

FEVER AND AGUE.-The Washington Elixir is equal
Is ecacious the of Choera Norbus Bilious Choc
RiarThea and Dyssntry, Worms and Dysrsp5ia. The
though unequaed for the rapdty and vigor with which
comr-ls the stomach 10 perform the peculiar functions
gulred eifectng radical of the above mentioned dis
dose having unfrequenty, caused permanent
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

State Of N<tr- York. Kings County
John Jackson with whom personally acquainted, aI-
P1red before this 5h day OF May lSa and being by me
duly that all he has stated above substtisy
aud correct every particular Subscribed and sm o
before me, this jth dav OF May 1873.
NATHANIEL PARISH, Justice Of the re.ce
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
C. S wooDHrGL. Solicitor.

QHUBARB-aO cases prime E. /. Rhnbarb for
"A sale by GRINNELL, MINTUBN s. co.
aas 70 Sourr4u.et
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
ELIXIR.-A pure vegetabI

WASHINGTON ELIXlR.-A pure vegetable
w compound =" Natures God has secreed in the
table kingdom safe and speedy remedies for all diseases
search for and discover these part of mans allotted
toll This well known assertion Of Doscondes, Of the
profound of the ancient philosophers has received
another evidence of truth and wisdom, The discovery Of
the Washington Elixir which, for It's many virtues may be
called God-s-nd the afflicted 1t is only necessary say
of that hundreds Of our best citizens its almost
magic power thoroughly curing that intolerabe OF all
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

Sold cc asrs 25 cents each or FIVE for dollar
TO be had AT J. ". KELLY'S Gofhan Confectionery
wholesale aad retail 2;li Boad1ay y. W Barau $50 Bow
e.y sld G W. Fond-rsmt. I6i Greenw icE-.tset New.
York John Jackson: North -SecoGd-sreet WiiamsbuTph
Benjamin Handy, Is Hi-h-,treet BROOKLYN: l. r iarSwI
Lockrort. y " D. Smith, TIC Broad-sreet Newark /
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
Hr,snr ,sken. and orders promptly executed t an


1 L fsR
Sos 90 and Il (;old-stres, Newly ofk.--Apt, ls:l
PRICES GREATLY REpICED:-Ihe HOE ptins
ing Press Machine and Saw Manuactory, IN consequence
Of The addition onew and improved mschney to thsirwork
ard reduction the cost OF mtinrleJ ana aoot are sEs
and B4ndes materials generally IS VIII be seen b. then
ns,sy printed Circular which they beg leave 10 refer
TEiS Establishment still under the personal saeIintsn
nce Of Richard NJ Hoe and Robert Hoe and they assurs
h.ir friends the sre1t reduction pe
ali articles manufactured By this ttabhment shall rstaia
tho high reputation which they have hitherto sustained /,
il also BE- their ndeayor improve the quality Of
hara IN ey,ry Particular They ater themselves, also tsa,
h, oil friends will only continue their ayoS, but that
Printers generally viii appreciate their sndea.o TO iaaa
IN, very best articles AT barely renuner3i,ng prices
Orders from .ny part of the country for all articles used BY
rGnreTs OF Binders including Type, Ink Paper ETC. VIII b
executed with the greatest aud pom2utude and on the
best terms. M, ,
H., ;rs with every attention and expedition.
y B-Al articles manufactufed by this t.stabl'hnsl.
viii be stamped r. Hoe Co.. that from abroad
sy nor be imposed upon with spurious Mcie made IN mr
tltion Of titr-.
this note three times before the first OF july next and send
Of their papers us will be entitled TO payment OF their bill
ON hp v;rg' 'tour times the amount oft. aAu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

sHn7 , NEWARK AND NEW YORK
rSsslS-Z Fare only l2s cents.-Ths splendid
.%N.sSEE PASSAlC, after june 5, Will sna as follows:
of Barclay street, New York, 10 A. NJ.
md a,i ?. VI.
Leave the foe, of Cent1s street. Newark Il A NJ and
u P. N.
The recommendations both for passage snd freight have
been greatly improved Freight carried at very low rates
jya6 IF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

L compounded and prepared according 70 an original re
the celebrated Indian Chi,f aud Kong Of the
sir Nations lie recommended this medicinal compound to
he such as the Indian MEDICINE MEN ue to prevent and cure
Coughs Colds and Consumption and also 10 c!eGst and I
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

s1csI ,,MOkNlNG LINE For ALBANY,
rl-z2LTS- 1TROY and intermediate landings from the
- s,esmboa, Pier, loot Of Barclay street, The
new ow-pressure Steamboat TROY, Capt GoIfam leaves
THIS MORNING at O'Clock. ,o,>-,>-r,
Ihe EMpIRE leaves TOMORROW MORNING, at !
For Passage apply at the Office foo, of Barclaysuee or on
board ~, DILL cnac,e
NorlcE-Al Goods Freight, Baggage Bank bllis Specle
dis Boat must be risk of the owners OF such Goods
S,.;yhr R,gp,Yo &
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

II 7 WHITSEY. Licensed Practical Plumber,
T.. (,re Of the rrn Of Whitsey Jenkins w9ald respect,
store az % ass Br.aNy wherr VIII te harry ceive
orders Tor every Of Plum bag anu krss on hand
his long experience in the business having been himself for
many years practical workman, ne shall receive shan Of
The public patronage. aeo I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

bv Nr helmiords numerous friends aud acquaintance
os W. = "e'"'i0'N Nnw YORK, Nov 49, 1882
Nv Dear Si-lt has become 50 common lately 10 run me
Lciaes BY letters that would now r. Tram from any -
sk in Justice 10 YOU ana of desire 10 server ieY"
men remember with what reluctance was ,IuGen @
in.f-ctu. attempts that deafness OF ton years sthu,
could not b. cured by medicine but viii you seliev u
nn tell yn on my ST coad bottle can hear almost As well
=, amy member OF nv family. The effect upon me has pen
n.cical-my former existence seems like dream ar t
asr of stsnin. TO and hearing conversation Carried on III
m olnaIy tone voice after bing so long subjected 20 On.
use OF lhe trumpet amVs, transporting 90 not muc,
Tx. 10 have nv a- in print but the above statement may
do some good have objections 70 your using IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

Hartford FIR. Insurance CoE,Pany
LIRE INSURANCE al the lowest rates oy the
T. Hartford Fire Insurance incorporated sls
This ion: established and well known lns;ituon having
h IN acte o;rt on un Yards thirty years 10
nsur. Houses Furniture, Stores, Slsrchsas and ee
,crption property against loss damage y he on the
f,y5rabie t,rrIS JOHN NELSON. Jr. Agent,
Je20 5m' % !" all street
THE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
C,p,,sl $500 c9o Office No 81 Vail St This Compsn;
onrinus 10 max insurance against less damage By ire and
inland navigation.
Rensselaer, Haven S3iah Taylor, Coris W LswFsnes,
J. Phillips Phoenix, William Couch, Slicah b1!dwln,
John Morrison, 8. l.. WOols:, ,ih1nlei Weed
Iossnh B. ysrnun, flaming c Tucker John Rankin,
David Lee Nless y. Benjamin John d. Wolfe,
CsIsb O Halsted William w. Todd, F-rdnand Suydan
Henry o. Thompson, r. HAVENS, President
LEWIS fNlLLIrs. SECRETARY. os
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

4 constant supply OF this medicine may always be tennd
al wholesale and ,tail, OF y. B. D. saNDs' - fnlto
"a corner Of Chanbvrs-street; and OF Sands CO.
East Broadway corner Markeseet. New-l ork nrs ~
cent
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

sas. VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
80 l. A Fam OF 100 the township Of Shrswshq
.ry Monmouth Go. y. J. miles from Red Bank Land
ing On it is large Psach Orchard now full OF hne PEACHES
Cam. and see them Possession may b. had IN OCTOBER
Farm Of 800 mii.s from MIdiieto"n t9ipt y
J. 100 acre. are God III 10 cut. Possession April lS
ia.. There are good buildings on both these farms
3 2STORY RICKHOUSE on lot Sc b, $50 IN Con
eres 81 Paterson lately occuped by the PeCges Bank PGs
ESQ q al st or Of JOHN CROES, Ksypott, y jersey.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

CCARPA'S OIL FOR DEAFNESS.-lmport-
- ant fol the DeafWe commend TO the pacntT s,,sn
RIO, r hos- rrous having their h-srnc restored scar
. 0i for Deafnss, We hear highly spoken oi by those
who blye used IL and who of course know It's value
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

4 MIRACLE, A WONDER AND A BLESS
and tender ehspPed flesh, the Italian Chemical Soap.
The effect OF ths on ths skin amos, supIumsu Il has
eceytd the highest encomIus of the Medical Society
PsTs aud warranted IeyeiiaIing remedy for ppes,
ieckles, boices scnrry salt rhsn cn sunbuTnt. NOR
ew ehapped tender Hash. l. viii change the color Of
dark, yellow discolored skin healthy cearness- Il
cares the bites OF iasects mosquitoes &c Sold price 80
cake az the sign of The American Ezse g Cshast.
n, Y, CT las Eulton-sersst, Brooklyn. sul5 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

PASSENGER TRAINS will leave MlDDLETOWN
daily Except Sundays) at O'Clock A 3nd at hail past
s P NJ and arrive in NEWYO DIRK at II A NJ and about u
The steamboat ARROW will leave NEW YORK daily,
Except Sundays} O'Clock A. NJ and at 3: O'Clock NJ
Taking the Cars Pemont passengers VIII arrive al D-
DLETOWN at I P NJ. and ?. NJ.
N B.-FRElGHT TRAINS will as heretofore, be run
DAILY Except Sundays) leaving Middstown at o'clock
P NJ; and no freight, except MlLk VIII be taken oy The
Passenger Trains. BaTges l be taken III tow BY the Steam
boat leaving New York A. NJ and from PeImon to "
Y. by the Evening Passenger Boat
r = The following LINES OF SIAGES connect WIN
the railroad at MlDDLETOWN:
The EAGLE LIN f for H UNESD ALE B1NGHAMP-
TON leaves Mddetown every morning (excep sundays at
Honesae O'clock and arrives at Binghamp-
vi Tie Il. 'MlDDLETOWN and BLOOMINGBURGH Line
leaves Middetown daily Except Sundays the arrival OF
the evening Of Cars connecting with the Newhurgh
and Owego lines Bloomngburgh Returning next days TO
Midletown for the evening train OF Cars icT ok
The MILFORD Line leaves Middletown al o'clock I'm
upon the arrival Of the morning train OF CaI and arrives at
Milford same day about T: n
~ PRIVATE CONVEYANCE 10 any part OF the
country can also be had reasonable application
n the LIVERY AID EXCHANGE STABLE OF A.
KENNEY in Middetown.
The FARE between n y. Between New-f DIX
and Dinrhampton SIS 90 and Cuddeback Vile. 81 IS
Windsor Isl a. Mount Hope. 50
Lousboroush so " Bloomingbursh -. 80
Mount Pleasant, 00 Milford
Honesdale, 00 Port JEWS
Biz Eddy so Flnch'iiie.
FOrreStburgh, 5hi a.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

0000BARRELS OF LIME, OF the best quail
GOOOy, will be delivered for, part oft durrs
the coming season. and good city bonds and mortgages
ceived payment Address Lime" Tribune Office 9f :,
HYDRAULIC L[Mt-Oriers lett at ]. d. Mil
II lers Dry Goods Store ,2 Broadway, will receive prompt
attention. Price 81 per cask of 300 lbs.
off ABIJAH SMITH the only maMu.actnreI.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

r ME, LlMlE-Want-d in exchange for 1000
Lbaels North River Lime and Cement, Groceries or Dry
the above articles exchange for property of any kind
real PERSONAL will be made liberal terms. Appiy TO
D. Hovt corner of Madison and James sts. nl6 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

81 &x-=yr. eEVENINGi LINE AT SEVEN
C.-<1g&G.l O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY AND TROY.
1ScyEEHcZi direct without landing. The splendid 10y
pressure steamboat SWALLOW, Capt A. M'Lesn, will
leave the foot Of CouItlndtsteet TUESDAY Thursday
and SATURDAY. Evenings O'Clock for Albany direct
=. The Swallow has large number OF elegant state
rooms and for speed and accommodation IS not surpassed Oh
f,s HNtSo
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

follows until further notice
I.aye N-w-Yo Observation-Disclosures.
Staten Island, s-9-l0-ll-l-2-i -5-S-7.
Leave Staten Island and Nwfo every hour on Sundays
N NB-Excursion For, Hamilton, (Sundays excepted y
Leave Fort Hamilton a NJ returning from Newly ork St
P. NJ.
al the risk of the owuers thereof. J"lZ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

fhe Purifying Extract" possesses the same Alternative
medication as the Pulmonary BasaG, excepting the eIpttfo
rating aud viii th other, excepting for Pu!o,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

~ afs1 NO MONOPOLY II AhE NJ
= rr1zz-.-sS.:IDUCED FOR THE YEAR 1913. New
;15,s, independent Opposition Line in Albany Pr
ct. Tie new and commod'ous steamboat NEW.JER
SEY Capt r. H Fury will lssyethe per loot 9" baEcaS
O'Clock, p. NJ. r;,, ,,, ,
The NewJerseys furnished with elegant state rooms and
To speed accommodation Is not surpassed oy any
o0at the Hudson River lell u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24
.rru1rrEMoRE,s yraErAn1E. srsur.-This

VEGETABLE SYRuP,-Ihls
w an be medicine has been proved IN numerous in.tn-
IN h. al. and ef4ecual cure 10. diahcsa, ore on . m
go - in children dyssnrsry, cholera rnorbus atd othr
Diseases OF The digestive ossns ana aiiinelsas
% the taste. mild yet rfhG'sni IN ITS oa-
@ "nsGiatey alayins pam and sp'smodc action ana 10
tIi siUI n ar T. can be r.liily administered.
certificates selected from mass oi s.,i-
IN ;,S favor from individuals " no nave nave 'se wv
@ 1onsis s,S =, sInersyced its beneficial effects
syui anu {Ibart Hopkus OF the rm o! hopkins ha"'sy
TIN - rnsrch.nts y T.. >-h-s ta,,
MIA F ausuShs aS ~oi ~a Sppor
,;Ln an m. for several days. thoTsh u 900 @
; ala e, ,tr trial OF you Vegetable SyIup' MlSE ; @
r me som. time prevors. he experiment TX ION
fT-,tuaI cEr. alter taking the third COS ia i
va,able medicine RESPECTFULLY yoGGS HOPKINS
Erop Mr.. David s Mills Jr, OF BushwieS, u.
b,owp IN the Cry OF New-fcrk, as one 'hA1 S"it'
them with pure Milk. o.-oh-,,,b 1871
Dear SRI received yours OF - 9th is, Ss @ an ir
noon, and according 20 your 4etucS't
In lsrop 70 your Medicine, most wiliinsy say wha
know Of It's good qualities Between D. ieS On H. ~ ir.;
nd s of both bottles received from you II 'n >
,,rs had considerable distress In my bowels a.
ant times and each time took sors "i Eoni ,+
.;s ,o<r prn,aie reiie We tIied u On one oi our
W Rider h1ye som. for her babe, ciid ,a hdu va"
me howe. complaint for days very oau anu se
ne. ut il with elua success aud thinks there IS ho
IN aorsl II for children who suffer from that complain.
s; her should b. Jonei with oeess u 10 ..
MI s's inG' - NJ ~ ' - DAVID 5. NlL Is, Jr.
The public are particularly cautioned 10 beware oil eoe
ronnd zach bottle which will invariably b. signed oy s
proprietor IN MS own 'aA'" ''''' 4. F. wHTTEMoRE.
Essex, Conn. April, 1913.
of rhjs medicine always be tcunc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-24

Mr.. A. F. Whittemore:-,-'
diaIrhna en- me for several
rnnity to make triai OF g
ss-r, me som. time Prev'ons.
sfr-ctual cur, alter taking
II isa valuable medicine.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-01
From he NJ o. Commercial Bulletin.

Messrs. Editors 81 notice in your paper OF this
morning under the head Of Texas news, that il was
reported that Mr. ELLIOTT, British Minister to Texas,
has ntimated TO the Texan Government, that Eng
land will take steps 10 enforce the claim for certain
large tracts of land claimed by her citizens in Texas.
Now, il appears TO me, that if the citizens OF Eng-
land had any claim TO the lands in Texas, that they
should have made II known before the Independence
of Texas was recognized by that power England
held her recognition Of the Independence Of Texas
under consideration for months, during which time
not single claim to any interest in the country
even whispered by a single subject OF her Majesty.
This was the time, II appears TO me, for TIL, clam TO
have been made known. Ia addition, She saw that
the Republic OF Texas was issuing her liabilities the
ultimate payment which was alone expected from her
public lands. England saw General HAMLToN, the
Texas Minister, 10 her Court empowered with ail-
thorty from Texas TO pledge her lands collateral
security for a loan she saw her subjects and
citizens of the United States making investments in
these funds, and she certainly saw that every thing
that the Texas Government said or dad with regard
to this matter was based her ability 10 pay out Of
her lands.
The Government of England and the subjects of
her Majesty, who now intimate that they have claims
and heard the expressed and implied pledges Of
the Republic of IL xas but their Liabilities should all
be redeemed the very first moment that the lands of
the Republic could be made available (or as
surveyed and designated) They have been and are
now as understand, subject 10 entry in payment for
the liabilities OF The Government.
With these public facts before her, see no good
reason why England should have delayed this notice
Of the claim for her subjects to this late period. =
Now il appears TO me, that those citizens Of the Uni
ted States who hold the liabilities of the Texas Co.
vernment, hold stronger and more equitable claim
to The lands In Texas than the subjects Of her Ma
esty. With this honest conviction, ! would there
fore suggest it to you, TO know if il would be
than the citizens of the United States holding those
liabilities have right to expect for them 10 petition
forthwith 10 this Government 10 protest against any
claims that England may have upon lands in Texas,
unless England will first assume all the claims held
by the citizens ofithis Government against Texas.
Nov. 20, lS43. JusrIcE.