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Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-05-27
P LANYARD. III

NHE undersigned begs leave to inform
u his old friends and customers that be
sun carries on the TANNING business at
MS new lanyard in the East Ward of
Grenada Mississippi; where he has con-
stantIy on hand all kinds of nell damned
LEATHER, which he will dispose of nj
prices corresponding with the hardness
OF the times. Leather will at any time
be given for hides. ~
B. II. GREENHAW.
Grenada Feb. 10 1843,-tG.
Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-05-27

The following Lands to-wir: The I'd
east quarter OF Section seven ~
ship twenty four, Range six, Eas
east half south west quarter Of SEQ
seven, Township twenty four. I'd
SIX, East; East half of the north |
quarter of Section eighteen, Towa
twenty four, Range six East; The n,
west quarter Of Section sewers
township twenty four, Range six e
Vest halfof the north cas-. oaars
Section seventeen, Township tive
four, Range six East; together with
vers Horses, Mules, &c, in said D
mentioned and described.
The title Of said property is ber
nnquestlonable; but | shall make
title only as is vested in me, by yiria
the Trust Deed under which The 50.
made. GEO. w. BELLAMY, Tr
Cofieeville Nov. esd. 1912. A.
Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-05-27
TPUS Sale

6Y virtue of Deed of Trust, Pa.
Dtedfto the undersigned as trustee
Thomas ID Barbour on the frs, d,,I
May, one thousand, eight hundred
forty, and duly recorded in Ibe
Clerks office the county of YaIonI
and State of Mississippi. in Book n
pages 575 and $40 and 81. 70 g,
the payment Of divers deb,s ,bs
specified, will sell to The biohest
Tor cash on the premises two mr|
hall miles South of ColIeville or
leading to Grenada being the M w
dence of the said Thomas y ht.I
On the 7ih dag Of Juae n,r,
the property IN said Trusl Deed
toned towit twelve Negroes. Saws
Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-05-27
Notice,

he undersigned begs leave to in
Il form his friends and the public that
he still continues the Tailoring business
at his old stand, next door 10 the Post
Office, on the square in the East Ward
OF Grenada. All work entrusted to him.
he pledges himself, shall be faithfully
and promptly executed, 10 the most fash
lonabie style, and al reduced prices
The following are the rates charged.
viz:
For making full trimmed frock. or
urgss coat $1,000
For making plain frock or dress
Goa. $1,000
For do gaiter pantaloons $50
10 u" pam do 800
DO do double breasted vests 400
do DO single do do 500
w ~ leans coat 600
do do do pants 95o
do cutting coats 100
do do pants or vest 20
w. II. STEVENS.
Grenada, August 10, 1919.
Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-05-27

One thousand .dollars.--Al an early
period, Will be announced the offer ofone
thousand dollars, which the proprietors
intend awarding in premiums, for the
best literary productions, instructive
siorles' touching and affecting descrip,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

tense unmitigated sunshine There Is nothing
on the hard, opaque sky, but mere rag OF .
cloud Ike a handkerchief on tablet OF blue
marble, and the edge Of the shadow OF that tai
chimney is as definite as hair, and the young
elm that leans over the fence IS copied IN perfect
and iuotionlcss leaves like very painting on
the broad sidewalk. How delightful the nignt
viii be after such deluge OF hgh'. How
beautiful the modest rays Of the starlight and the
cool dark blue Of the heavens will seem after the
dazzling clearIess Of this sultry noon ltrem,ilds
one of the exquisite passage IN Tba'eba, where
the spirit-bird comes, when his eyes are blinded
with the intense brightness Of the snow. and
spreads her green w1r.s before hun .
New Mirror
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

CAuTio; TO EMlGRANTs.-We have heard Of
two instances where emigrants coming UP the
canal have been swindled by persons who make
business of travelling on iIne boats in order to
ascertain the States where ernigrants are gong,
and then exchanging the notes OF worthless west
en banks WITH them, representing that eastern
bank notes were at heavv discount at the west.
Orc poor farmer, few days since. gave 500 Of
New England notes for the like sum Of nc;es On
the State Bank of Illinois The latter Il selling
at - per cent. discount all over the State, while
the notes the farmer gave nm III exchange beer
premium there Rochester Dem
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
For the N,w.York Tribune.
FOI "
FAME.
T fANE.
BY AUGUSTUS s4opGRAss.

How Oft surries the dreaded name,
Which grew on Blood and tears,
EEnbalmed 10 latest days by Fare
To dwell IN human f-ar,,
While ne, whose lessons mankind brought
a heritage Of noble Thought
Dies in the gathering y1srs,
With ght bu, Friendship', humble woe,
To consecra,e the dust below
Behole the blood-red Conqneror
VINO stalks with giant tread,
Returned victorious from the wa
Man bow your slavish head
Has he not glory Has he not
Left perished mul,itudes 10 got
Where for his thirs, they bled
Build him an ALTA, a fame
And write the countless millions slam
Write Of the good.-,be loved,--,he far
Dragged captive to the war
Wrlte OF the hearts that broken bear,
The Conqueror in his car,
svho, left to toll, mad with true pride
In humble virtue lived and died
And carried JOY efar
Bu. now whose labors only yield
4 richer verdure 10 the field
Man, Often like the baser herd,
VII! kiss the foo, tha: spurns,
Aai bow ignobly 70 Word
The Soul.Deceiyer leans,
%. why IsuGs he with sounding tongue
The Mar who ba,hes his soul in wfors,
And whole world innrns,
That he may win puff Of AR,
Ind reign human Luclier:
By their events men Judge Of dee1a,
And rule their changing souls;
A brothsr by his brothcs bleeds,-
No bound their rage controls
But let a thousand brothers fall,
And Murder rise supreme o'er ALL
And ns.n become like moles,
THAT zee the gnat beneath their nose,
WEile by unmarked the giant goes
His worship of the blood-red Man
Is servitude TO Hell
And marching in the Conqueioy's vln
The fends his triumph swell
Be he the Roman OF the Hun,
The Gaul or beast Of Macedon,
Above his ruin fell
The shuddering Angels weep liz 40,
While Laughter shakes the realms below.
But there are those whom Men should love,
Who fought that Men light live,
Whose swords, descended frcn. above.
Health with the sure blow give;
Such, led by Angels. saarch TO fame
From good men wir. deathless name;
Ages theiI desds receive.
And Heaveo may smile when Men approve
What Heaven's pure self must surely love
They who bestowed upon their kind
The fruits of laboring years.
Who taught TO see the soul once blind,
And banished human fears;
Who broke the idols rearing high
Their blood.red faces TO the sky,
And moist with grief.shed tears,
Who stood like lights that Sc, arigh,
The way.worn wanderer in the night
And they who in the march Of Mind
As standagd.bearers 20;
Whose banners flutl'ring in the wiri
The living letters show,
Which, once well read, bear OH the soul
Like tide.born waves which shoieward roll
Increasing as they flow
Till high ativanced they rear the head
And emrlate the wave that led
To syich the Heart In love should bow,
And such the Soul revere;
The laurel blooming o'er his brow
Grows with each lensth'ning year
In human hearts he builds hi, shrine,
While round the flames Of glory shine
And his good deeds endear;
And fresh as when his fame began;
For ages venerate THE MAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

TICE.-ENTRA.-All persons who have
neglected 10 obtain tleir Tavern and Excise Lcenses.
Notice every person vending, dealing orIsain- Stror.
or Sglrtuons Liquors IN ths City OF New York.
All persons who shall sell deal in Strong SpIuDus
Lquor.cepi importers distiller> selling any Liquor,
imported distilled b. them quantities 4bo'e - gallons
without having first obtained License io such purpose
from tls Mayor and the respective Aldermen and ,,sants
OF he Wars N which they seyel reside, are sshect by
law for each offence 10 tn penalty of s25; and in oi M
aiers 70 the additional punishment, Thy ndctmrn OF fine
aud Imprisonment Ta!ern and Excise License will therefore
b. issued at - Mayors Office City Hall between t- hours
OF 10 and o'clock the days prescribed follows for each
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

By Special Appointment. ~ n,
IOSEPH GILLOTT, Pen Manufacture p.o, ~ % -
2nfebCAgroshe high chaIaf'f; f;.,o1,aisss Of ii
70 practice fraud not only upon Mr. Go,t tul tulJ aiiV nss
the pubic An int.rior article bearing the ms. Itn
thus, Glliot. omlttIBg the final Is the b ~,
readily De detected by its unfinished appearance anu N
common style in which is put NJ. .u Iosh
Observe, the genuine Pens are all marked in !nI n,
Gillots Patent" or Joseph elliott warranted @H'
each gross bears fac smile of his signature u ss0g
ne .oose may be had, wholesale. OF HEINZ !rI5 II
81 John street. cOrn,r Of Gold IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

To THE DEAF HEAR YE !--segulnT gsai'
Acoustic Drops urgently recommended L. ~
iicted with Deafness, certain cure for mat
The kno" ledge Of tn. proprietor One who has usse ,
beiofe the bottle was half exhausted, my hearing
Ano,her deaf for ten years says have received 50 y, M u
senst from i that induced 70 Iecomgsas nm ram Sho .
wr,n testimonial pbas ba bsn b reeesyd Pnce I %
Sold BY A. B. < D. SANDS, 70 Fulton-st A D. md
* CO. No. 273 Broadway Of Chamoe's'' la in
SANDS < CO.. No. II East Broadway. r.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

lySY FARM FOR SALE-Cheap for Casli--Con-
shs tanin- acres, the of summit county OF
Schoharie, being equal distance from four villages,
with good schools and churches eachl01 under 4
hsh state cultivation; the balance heavr timber No
better farm the county Tor gr3zns teins well Wa
tered and ~4sly worked D"sns aud ott-budng' inlta-
can rrra on interest The above would be exchanged for
small Farm the city Of New York House and 0t
in the ctv. For particulars inquire of RALPH SWEET
No. 81 Dominick-S,. or H. SWEET, 2Oi Canast New
SOr, lcl6
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

PERSONS now holding Licenses es-i 10 produce
them when applying Tor renewal; also specially eussed
TO apy within the nme above, avoid the penalties OF M
law. By order.
NONSoN. CLARKE, First Marshal.
Ne"-l ors, Nayors Once, june ID, lSii jel6tiCY
1 GOOD SHAVING SOAP AT LAST-To
~ make ciood and Lasting LatheThe Soap this /,
composed offs the old Naples Soalt kept IL store Ia 10
20 years before IT Imported Those who have 1t well
know it worth and that the very best soap ever naGs
for hayinT-i; makes thick rich lasting easy father
ln 70 hs beard ana hsalEg the skin-it purified
BEAUTIFULLY scented aut put shaving rs Tor use a,
and hillin=s each BY 7. JONES his Perfunrr +,
enlistment sign OF The American Eag, s2 Chatham St
and 6y these agents-n Albany 81 State ST in PhiIat-
gn4 AZ Zelters corner Of Third and Dock 81 In Boston
STATE 81: IN Brooklyn l39 Fulton ST ia Ims
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
R.ru NJ. lIav 6. 1919.

D3RB,S LEE PILLS-t.very day brings proof
-, Tho ;rcr.a,ir, demand and the wonderful efficacy o
ycslnt MEDICINE See the following, icom the State o
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

- 15FW.YORK T0EASTON, Pa.-Peo
M L9s s. Fi5 soef ss h a.v E snpdss. s. So55 ri?
i!-2-cept4d e. ~ sts,.5oa, Elizabe,-Port: ssre
the foot Courttaad al O'Clock, a NJ hy Ns"-Jer-
say road Ezabettown there with The train
OF cars for ooneryle coaches thence toHly miller army
ln a. a,ton at o'clock r. NJ For apply A. D.
HOPE Merchants Hotel, Il Courttnd, s..
N.B.-Ths route, accom-; OF the short distance by
coaches, ccinm-uds irss.f 30 the pablo
OtFce rernors1 5om 3 Z. Courtlendt street. seps
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

,sk: \ FARM FOR SALE. of about ninety
ssS.acre on Staten Island dJoning navsabe water III
L. Richmond County, Inquire at No. Ann street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

g.. ~ ,,r ~ pnIl,cnary CONSUMPTION Chr6mc C0ngiI
,,5;,;s cprrntss Of fhs Chest and Lungs ClcerGtg
Sors Throat Gnd MoI,t Tboopns Cough and all disor
J,,;o,, ~ fhf Blood such scrgfuid: Rhtumai5a,
~ pies Lirsr Complaint, Mereutd Diseases, Sce3
L.,..,. ,,,ii lr1tS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
COBPORATION. NOTICE.-Public notice

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice is
y hereby gwen thal the following geitioas have been pre-
seated In the Board of Aldermen build IN.
bowe!y. between Thirteenth aHI Fourt--n,h,l--ts Also.
10 ag space ou feet wide through the sog;eTly sidewalks
III FiteGlh.s;Iee between the Third and Fourth Avenues
Persons interested the above petitions and having obj~c
tons 70 ths requested 10 them wIitlns -
tie Street Commissioner Ofc- before the 25th sg Of
June 1873 JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
S:sevt Commissioners Office, Juae 18Th, 1873. jl6
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

The Ganick sill sail from Liverpool on the 18th August
sfring persons who wish To send for their ed, Ca
yobc opportunity ofhavins them boush, oqtIn her any
of the regular i'm on reasonable terms And hose NiInk
demand without discount mall the principal o"ns Of rat
Britain and Ireland JelG
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

epemcn-Fnclose you have or,y dollars IN TO Tor
which yon viii pelse r,ce - M credit and ioF-
~ . i @ b rsfprr Of steamer John w Richmond another
lot Of yor svslent Pl5 Of he sm amount H@mS l4n hung
- hon ~ H.. like rtau, no, o the day, worth
lss bu ,- people al Bath r bs;'nnn TO Hf"Ier t
they are the medicine now N use ana Their S'ie Is
i'm, -r,uiily Yours, respectfully. ,..,,,- ,,,Crt,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

.9sy- FARM FOR SALE.-A hlghIy cultivated
syS. Farm of IS acres lIiddIee. County, New lerse}
- Il miles from the Camden and Arnboy Railroad only
2, hours ride from the city The buildings good order
and the premises younG and thrifty peach orchards
tone 81 which is in bearing the present ssason with large
variety oi other fruit If sold previous the 18th nS II,
will then b. sold al public r"Hdue. premises Persons
wishing 90 re.N tn premises attend the sale AMI
turn IN same day. Terms liberal. Inquire Of
C.PARSONS.
Washington street y Y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

fgsaFARi For, SALE vcry cheap Tor cash, or
i eschans d fer city property fifty acres OF Iegd,
11,!ocse ban aad other outhouseS Saratoga Cos
near t.s canal and railroad Enquir. ~
BURR, BENEDICT < BEL .EBE.
,r N,s -.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

RUTLER Il MORRIS, IS Water. street, offer
- a. wholesale y the loves; market prices
Zye iads -ad hISIns DAIRY and Shipping Butter
e1 o9Ies aud 90 casks prIGe Dsiry Gheesr
2t0 osls. sufertn- bakers and family Flour
NJ b1gs Green COFFEE
81 tleTces prime Charleston Rice
los NJ genuine La Norma and Princioe S,ca1,
800 sa.ls. suprrior quality Lard OIL
StIn On, Soap, Candles, Loaf, Crushed and Brown Su
ss, Green and Black Teas Spices Fruit &c &c In cusn
NY and packages 70 suit purchasers. i-st
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

tltlln 0I On. - = ~ .ar,sIr X l
H. 1eS before the FIRST Of july next, and send eas
o 5Is To us viii b. entitled to payment OF Their s
-. h,,.inn tnnr rlrnss The amount " =. ~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
HENRY EOOTH.

Sold wholesale, by r Robert, s Co. Clafei9Ia Heuss
corner Ii y@"' @ - -. ,, Wi, m2i I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22


Cks~1GS>--I YORK FERRY CoMPANY.-Srs1>c and
asrMnEa M r. mAsRsNGEMgNTs.EarS Z; Gents.
BY daily from sl1ssesh-Po 10 NewYOTs touching N,M
Brighton and PoIt-tlchnCnd. each trip follows:
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
On and after April 18Th lS43 10 Jun, lst 1913
Leave Eiixabeth-port: Leave Nlw-york
ATS S; and ociecs A NJ S; and 10: O'clock A NJ
All and O'Clock, 2 Vi. a. ,, { and O'clock T. NJ.
ON SUNDAY, o. S-Sp,y,
At O'Clock A. NJ: and i2t AT 10 o'clock A NJ and >!
SRd 1t O'Clock P. ". and O'Clock r. Nj
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after the Isl day of June 1913,
Leavs Ezabeth-Port: Leave New-York
At 81, and II O'Clock A. NJ. At5 S. and 10; O'Clock A u
At /. and 81 O'Clock ?. NJ, AT 3 and s. o'clock F. "
ON SUNDAY, On SUNDAY.
ATS 10 and y O'Clock 4. NJ. ATS 10 and Il. clock A "
A, /, Il aud O'Clock P M.iAr2,3; and O'Clock P VI
Baasssnser for Wss,feld Seo:ch Plains Flainie!d,
Bound Brook. Soaerve Easion and Schooeys Mountain
By the ElizAb;own and Solnsryil!s Railroad Cars, viii
leave NewYOrk the 81 O'Clock boat the morning and
the O'Clock boats IN th- afternoon.
Passengers from the 81 O'clock boat VIII Leave Sserrl
stages oI Eason and for Schooley Mountain the arrival
Of the al Soneryille.
The Horse Car will leave the front of the Union Hotel qaa
Of hour previous the departure Of each boat
All baggage at the risk Of its owner. apis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

n narv1, FOR HUDSON and Intermediate
rs. ] Landings-The Steamboat WESTCHES
E:R, Capt WM. II. MfLlEn, will leave the
foot Cedar the ensuing season. every Monday Wens
day and Friday al o'clock NJ connecting at Hudson with
the Hudson ard Berkshire Railroad the Of which leave
the arrival Of the boat Returning, the boat leaves udsonGn
Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, at O'Clock P NJ h-
arrival Of the cars; tsuchng both ways the intermediate
landings For freight or passage, apply on board or
STORRS * STEPHENSON, 99 West-st.
This boat has put complete order with asdiricnsl
number OF State Rooms, aud will be found pleasant and
comfortable boat any the This boat
barG.s.
This boa: now ready freight, and will leave
Friday. 7th April. aI5 9m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

JEFFERSON &. MONIES respectfully informs
b Medical friends aud generally, that he has r.
- ~ No % Beecksrs (Getr the Bower "isss Is
~ N n i.nny IN attend any calls tay ni-ht 70 '1ps
TrrC{IFS AND CUPS upon the most T'Rsoaa h! '.i'S'
-. ,.y,r u>-i the second TIM. mSGl Lu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

81 V4>-1 ,,NEW IORk AND KINGSTON
ItSS.s-ttsttN-.I STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
sesE[-l-Ss LlNE-For Kingston and Delaware and iiud
son Cana-Steamhoats NORWICH and EMERALD,
The NORWICH, CAPTAIN JoHr SAaiULLs, will leave New
York foot of Waren sest, every Wednesday and Saturday
at O'Clock, F. NJ.
VIII leave Kingston lRondout) Landing every Tuesday
and Friday, At O'Clock. P. Nj.
The EMERALD. Captain JoHN KErcHCM, viii leave
Newf foIk foot of Murray Street, every Monday and Thurs
day AZ O'Clock, 7. NJ
Will Iaaye Kingston (Rondout) Landing eysry Welnes.
day and Saturday o'clock, ?. NJ.
For Freight rasSAse aprly ON board mhSo u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

M ARIIN GAYLORD. Tailor and Draper, has
~ removed from No 3 John ST. to No IS Nassau St.
S ~ n Goodman Nhsts he IS receiving ms SpIn aEt
style sus furnished twelve hours uoce) Having greatly
;s9uesd MS sxl, hs viii be enabled sell AZ reduced
whom ne feels grateful FOR the liberal patronage ne has here
tq!ois Fesi'e HIS motto good article runc;uali;y
u!liic orders 10" fcr. and cash on delivery All II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

NEW-YORK KANDERIE RAILROAD
t3-ys.t.t EXTENDED TO MIDpLETOWN Orange
ounty.-On and eisr ThGrsdsv, June ]. lr
* <-S4t--Rs=nlar Trans viii between Nes. York,
5heu sDd MdetoFn dali! Sundays excepted a ol! lows
For Ias-f-gls !eaye foot Of DuAn-s,rt, at g +. " d:
stsa-soat ON Captain A. II. scLr- ein- ths ers
Pic.nont, .nd Hry. ttos=n :. clock and Middle
rown O'clock VI 3i.tclnIns -ave hliddl.towu
VI. ard ar:.Te a. '.e-. FORK at II a NJ.
tccroda.ion Line for Freight and PASSENGERS leaves
<sv OK .boye At A NJ and Goshen l2 n
clock and Aiiddletcwn O'Clock NJ Returning .-ys
Niddlecosn 3: T. NJ and arrive IN tie city about -
For Freight. leave N.York A VI and ~ Mid
det0w same dly Returning leave Allddleo"H = :. VI
and arrive in New ! ork same night.
H. {. st.YMDNfn, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

bei"rS.n1mfa 1e'''s sNf6lIRIs6I MOAT < Co. Iygssts.
B[ish College Health New Road London jan iS.3
Tbs above caution enanatlus from The British
u,iTb London will be hailed with tiie warniest eltillS
nn h. the friends OF the ygeian System, IN as =
sn'l to srpo>, aud oppose tg moHhiesS coRneeS Msf
If moral pncple they ignorant OF thS heiini AT!
The nyaInahe medicines OF t- British Co,ls-s may pf oo
". in .esrr or lie different Safes whose names
" ii b4 omng in the N-w York Courier and tnluirei5I
They can b. had also in the original packages oi i' ioo
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
JOTTINGS..... BY n. P. WILLIS.

or ages venerale TIE MAN
Nor,rich, n. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
a-A==- MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD
ssS -NEW-YORKr NEWARK AND MORRIS


Leaye New York Le.ye Newark Lave AlorTlstow1
9GCl0ck =. ~ o'clock i. VI Z; O'Clock a "!
r n PM q Phi.
Passenger o. the morning MorTsown arrive there
by Gi o'clock when viii readiness 70 cpu-e them
% Schoo=y Mountain Washington ;re and tasten
also >;.atoI- Sparta. Ne'siow", GIord and Owsce
morning and ef-Hiuy ,ius from New Philadelphia
y. BIB arrangement mad the cars ''lS road
rr1 Dire and from Jersey CITY connection win 1-
rains Of tn New Jerey Railroad Of the honr thereby
avoiding change passengers baggage formerly
The n \ T. Railroad having recently ben f-laId with the
h=arcsf rail complete running order and Oilers
o the attractive ard picturesque excursions IN IN.
vicinity - w- 2, commui0us ard eSEiops conr-yanc-
between New York and nr7istcwnio passengers and freight
which sill taken the reasonable terms Once AZ
tl- o; C0crsntt where agent vii always r. III
RITES OF COMMUTE TIoN FER kNNUM.
N.wark - Aior1st1f sf0
t'aI'eca eud nathan $50
Summit ...... 50
lhllerille e...#.........>!O
j.lo,f IRA DODD Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

GlzcB aNEW ARRANGEMENT = HUD.
- -. son and NEW YoRK-Fot freight and pas
LCNIBlA, Cap: Themas P New Leave Hudson for
New YeTk every Monday Wednesday and Friday al sY o.
clock NJ on the arrival e. the Hudson AID Berkshire Rail
leave New iogk every Tuesday Thursday and SslrEtay
from The oo oi ctdar Siee; and arrive N Hudson the
Fer further information, inquire in Hudson OF HUB6EL
CLARK * co. in New York, of SUYDAAi REED <
CO. the foo, Of Liberty street. North River OF on board al
either place. ais II JEREMIAH BAME
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

ssSs.A SMALL FARM for sale al auctlon.-lhe
s?;'Ss subscriber will sell at public auction Wednesday,
the 2sth DAY of June instant, at o'clock IN the after
noon the FARM which he now lives, situated m e town
of Bloomfield in E,se, County, NewJerey about miles
from NeNat and miles from tie lllage o Bloom.
field the Stone House Plains Road being the direct road
from Newark to Paterson.
The Farm consists OF about thirty acres tahout four acre
of wood land and the arehe anll good order hand
situated side oi the road, with 4eod
chard and fruit trees barn and good dwelling house and gar
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

G2EST, IF OR A LBA : AND TRO OT-
witl2n, landing TIE splendid steamer DiA
l-az-.-ss- ON, Capt. 4. Flower, will lssye New
York Albany sna Troy from ,is foot 5acl4y.stret
(North slael O, Tuesdsy Thufsday and Saturday at
O'Clock, T. Nj Fare 50 cents
If reGrestcd passengers mi be landed at he Western De-
pot, Afbany. awalz = tim- for the Morning Train.
7; Hall = office of said boat, foot of Barclays
h love boat will leave lbany alternate days foot OF
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

I0HT-ON'S VEGETABLI. JNTVENNAL
vi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 the People Of AM rlca.-
W hereby ee that hrsrs FIRTH = Il (;T
G ~ Itred states of America; and that neither Ha RATIO
SnEruFsp soA nor tiEonGE ,,hoa orr % iat l:Ili H.
s Ws|irin.s A. many limitations ers N ccuaiion ms
Canon becomes highly necessary. All person. selling 9li
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

g-, ,NEWARK AND NEW-YORK-
Sr---iGtSN.- Fare only 70; cents,
60. The splendid stsa,ne, PAsS.ilC Capt J
Gatfy, on and after June ) viii run as follows:
Leave Sew-( from The ioo of Barclay 10 o'clock
~ NJ. and a., o'ciock,F NJ.
Leave Newark from the foo, of Centre at. O'clock
4. NJ. and II T. NJ.
Y Frsl.ht eaulsd at very low rates ls5 II