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From Doct. silas West, QfBmgta mton.

Mr.. Longley-Dear Sir have used your Great
Western Indian Panacea in my family and have re-
peaedy prescribed it for patients under my careand
satisfied that it is ALWAYS sale,and in very ma
ny cases an invaluable medicine. 1t operates as a
laxative without nausea. pain;and while it efiec-
tually obvates costiveness acts upon the stomach
and liver m alternative, correcting acdity, and
restoring the healthy condition of those organs.
Very respectfully yours, $. WEST.
Agents. Bloomsbury, ] r. Meyer, Ephraiin
Luh, Lime Ridge, Anderson & Miller.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

MTOTICE is hereby given, that letters of admin
lN stration &c. have been granted to the sub
scribers on the estate Of
ABRAHAM TITMAN.
late Of Greenwood tp. in the county of Columbis
deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are
hereby required to come forward without delay and
settle their respective dues. Those having demands
on said estate requested to present their claims
properly attested for settlement.
JANE & ISAAC TTTMAN, Adm'rs.
Aprii Is; 1881,
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NOTICE,

That an election will be held at the house Of
Robert Hagehb1ch, on 10.
Tuesday the second day of May ne!ft.
between the hours Of and o'clock in ;the after.
noon, for the purpose of deciding whether the
school system shall be continued in Bloom dis
trct.
By order of the board of directors. s-
GEORGE HIDLER, President
II. WEBB, Secretary.
April 8, ls43.
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list OFLETTERS,

It'd EMAINING in the Post Office at Blooms
u "a, burg April lst ls43.
Nathan Bauer 2, ]. c, Geiget, Esq, John Hazlot
VIM. Hance, Isaac G. Hopper, Johnson Ikeler,
Charles Koons Jane Lauyou, John Rouch, John
Sohannon, Wm. Wasley, Abigail Wilmington,
Persons calling for letters in the above list will
please say they advertised,
JOHN r.. MOYER, p. M.
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Up 10 Wednesday, there had been no
action in the house, on the bill for the new
county of madison. We learn that John
Rhodes, Peter Badly, VIM. Donaldson, and
West are still at Harrisburg exering their
utmost 10 procure its passage.
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NOTICE

THAT have this day bought as the property
of Thomas Saute, one COW, one colt, one hog, one
stove, mantle clock, and lot of lumber all Of
which have left with him during my pleasure, Of
which the public will take notice.
A. M. FELLO WS.
April l5, le43--6l.
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Bloomsbury Artillery

The members ofths company are hereby mott
fled to meet in Bloomsbury on the first Monday in
Nay, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. with uniform and arns for
company exercise and drill, The Band will also
attend
II. WEBB, Commandant
Ap,il, IS, ls4o.
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Tuesday the 18th is the day fixed for
the adjournment of the Legislature, but as
the governor has se.eral important bills in
his possession which il is thought he will
veto, Ii Is supposed that the time will be
prolonged, to give the legislature an oppor
unity of acting upon them.
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Brechbeil Michael Ider Jacob
Brock Joseph John Mary
Boone Milton Kinney Andrew 2
Boone Newton Kitchen Mary
Bear Jacob Kngaman Nathan
Badly g. Kingaman Charles
Chapman Daniel Labold's Arun Exr.
Case Mahlon laubach Jacob
Clewell Daniel Lnyill J. ID.
Little Schuylkll & Susquehanna Rail K. Campany.
Dctrick Elias Millard Samuel
Doman Peter Millar Samuel
Frederick George Karich John
Fisher Henry Slengen Lydia
Furling John Sands loci
GeoIge Jonathan Seesholts Phiiip
Geger Daniel Sayeret William
Gor!on OIlane Trauh William
Goiger George Taylor Carolina
Hughes George Vorn,s SiIas
Helwig John Hampole Thomas
Hosler Mr.. Wells Theodore
Howard Michael r.
Hartman Seth.
Persons calling for letters in the above list will
please say they are advertised.
c. BRoBsT p. NJ:
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i.s.;,s; sasszs,r,,;zE:r

ShacdtagT~A bay net more than twelve
years ofase, was tecoyed into the back part
Of a house in New Orleans. .on the 25tll uli,
by desperado. In afew momenls the
boy came running oa. with his throat cut
from ear 10 ear, and the confusion was so
great tha, the villain who committed the
diabolical deed escaped. The poor little
creature is not expected TO live, and as yet
The whole afIair is shrooded in mystery.
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Spanish Coin The New York Sun
says tina, the benks Of the city have resolved
10 receive twenty five cent Spanish pieces
lor only lwehty.ihree cents, shillings and
sixpenDy at thu same rates
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The Schine Republican says. Mr.. John
Scnoacrait, Jr. OF the Schoharie Hotel, OF
this village, now owns the celebrated dog
.Troeble.' He IS four years Of age, and
weighs one hundred and sixty and a half
pounds, Who can beat this.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-15

Gen. D, nj. Keim has declined 10 run
again for Congress- from the Berks Distric!
Pa, and Hon. IL. A. HuhIenberg is to go
back,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-15

The State Treasurer and Auditor Gen
eral cancelled all the relief notes ON hand
on the frs! instant, amounting 10 $4,000.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-15

Graphit.--The come, at ST. Augustine
is described by the editors Of the Nows. as
seen by the naked eye, TO be some two
feet in width, and one hundred yards or
more in length, with star at one end
on iti
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-15

The Senate Of Maine has refused 10 re
ceive the portion Of the sales of
the public lands HAT was allotted TO the
State, by vote of25 tol5.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-15

II was so dark at noondayn New Or
leans, on the 2lst uli. that business could
mol be transacted without lights.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-15

mercer, who shot Herberlon, has been
acquitted by the court before whom he
was tried. This is a righteous verdict.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-15

Col. r. M. Johnson, is candidate for
Congtess, from Kentucky,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-15

During 1912, 94s new buildings were
erected in Baltimore.
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.NNW CEgeTRFECATNs
From Hon. Robert Mcneil, Circuit Judge (Strth
Circuit) in the State Of NetU York.

CircuiD in the State of NetD York
Greene, Nov. IS, ie42,
Col. Longiey--Dear Sir: thank you for the bot
tie of Panacea sent by Mr.. Johnson. have used
one bottle of your valuable medicine for myself and
in my family. and am well satisfied 1t is safe and
valuable medicine | have found ii the best remedy
for bilious attacks, to which am subject, that
have used. My neighbor, to whom loaned your
medicine speaks of it as great reliefin dyspepsia.
Your Ob't. Sery't. ROBT. MONELL.
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EisG OF letters

III D EMAlNiNG in the Post Office at Cattaws
E0- 50 Tor the quarter ending March 3lst ls43,
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Long gly's CIR Cat West
erA IndiaIa
PANACEA,

Compounded entirely Of Vegetable Sab.
stances: Free from Calomel and all
ether Minerals.
o-J Foi the history of this Medicine, and its un-
rivalled and truly surprising SUCCESS and popular.
ty see large bills.
1t is recommended as a general cathartic for fam
lily usein dyspepsia and all bilious disease, it is
invaluabe---for Asthma it is considered specific
no case having yet occurred which it has failed to
cure-for common colds, indammatoly diseases
rheumatism. affections of the liver, &c and for fe-
males, it is safo and exceen, remedy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

should convince men OF picty and science Of ii
ercn NOR, and genuine faith in Providence should
lead them TO sccl; constantly whether new Social
principles could not be discovered, winch would
produce harmony and happiness upon earth, bTlng
the Human Race into unity with God, and fulfil
The Law and the Prophets, and Revelation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17
Voc. RE. no. &C..
Doctrine Of Associations
Religions Character and Tendency OF the
Docf,inc of Association
rcommunicated.l


,1t,orcI, we have written good deal on this
subject still our views and position do not appear
n he well understood, even by those who have
maid some attention to our principles. We will
insert two more articles upon the subject, IN which
we will express ourselves as clearly IS possible
and we trust that hereafter we shall not be mIsuil
ders,ood If we arc, the fault will not be with US.
We viii endcavor to show that the doctrine of
Association is Religious doctrine, and that il
recognizes the principles Of truth and justice and
the divine law Of love revealed 10 the world by
Christ. as the only true basis Of human societies
The doctrine of Association does not propose a
new Sect or d new Religion. but aims 10 organize
and establish new Society, in winch Christianity
shall be realized in practice.
We believe the doctrine of Christ TO be the
highest revelation given to man. and the doc
trinc of Association is in perfect harmony orunlty
with this religious Dspcnsatlon, and will esiab-
fish /: fully upon the Garth. And, again, we be-
Heye that the Providence of God is universal, and
as we have shown in preceding articles, that 1t
extends TO the SOCIAL as well as to the MATE
RIAL. world. In former articles we have shown
that Fourier does not propose any System OF 80
clcty OF his own, put cidiS ~ Law oia1o' 'i''
that System which God III his Providence has
pre-ordalncd for the social government OF Nan
kind.
The doctrine of Association is Il Christian doc
trinc because it maintains that there Is ONE
God, the Universal Father, whose love cxtends
TO all lis creatures, excluding none from inc
,,,,..,,,. and ho,,,t;cs ne his Providence.
piossl"sS nv oo''''''' " -
1t Is Christian doctrine because II ilciu' tC
(.,,,no,,1,on,t oC Torc ri ven by Christ TO be the
Co"'n""'e'"'e"' " '1"'' . ~ y
hirlcst commandment that can be made known
., u,,,,ni,r. and thc aim of true Christians
- r.,
should be 10 realize Ii III practice upon Earll
'''''''' - : INV Gown, ~nmEyr OF lorr.
lnom shalt love lms h9Ia ~! uo ',;n mi'' ~
VIA ,r Oh l,i 80, s,,J , ,nandneut
J' - NV. * @ , il: Thou shalt love thy neigh
No.. A Nv IL, H.,
-, % - ~ commandments h,n., all the Law and the
n on ','sSe - ~ .1;; - SCI
i'oi'ie'S' t."V'' NN'' - NJ
4 new command ment give unto y9' nat ye io't one
another; as have loved YOU ''"' 'so low 'e
John Mills
All things whatsoever We would that men should 90 10
you do We lem for this Is the La" aud the
Prophets. Matt vii ~.
III say, love God, and hatetl his Dfohe ne IS
ar; l"f ne ln'' = W.. ., n' ,> e ~. seem
And this commandment, have W. from HIM That he who
lovc,l God, love his brother also john ". 20 IL
The doctrine OF Association IS a Christian doc
trinc because it teaches the infinite wisdom and
goodness Of God. and confirms the Faith of men
?, t,,o p,cn,;so If I;qbt made by Christ. which
,.,,.,ol,o &c Il, truth and
S''ouiu i'>'' '''''' " -,
10 haPPiicss "Poii CO.. ''''
ar
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!, coon SHAVING SOAP Ar LAST-To

A GOOD SHAVING SOAP Al LAST-To
matea Good and Lasting I.ather-The Soap this Is
composed Of is the old Nsrc, Soa-ir kept store IS 70
years before imported Those who have used 1t well
no II, worth aud that Is very best soap ever made
Tor aying- mats thick rich lasting, easy ather, soften
in beard and healing the ski9-it Is now puie.l'
beautifully scented an, pnt shaving for use Mt b
and shiliin.s each b. T. JONES. at his peumcry ts-
iisnne. sigu OF the American Eagle 81 Chatham St y
Wand by these arets-n Abauy 81 State in PhIladcl-
a AZ Ieibers corner Of Third aud Dock ST. III Boston,
State 81: IN Brook iyu. IS1 Fulton It. Jl3 I'm.
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DOARDING.-A front and back parlor on the
il second floor with pzu'ries between suitable TO gentle,
neu and their wives furnished pnnuished let viii,
board Also, few single sentlsmep can be dated
No. 81 East Broadway. nSl I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

CHEAP BOARD al Staten lsland-A few gem
y ,lenen or families can - accommodated with board
delightful part Of New Brighton The rc?mSare spacious anS
,rte grounds extensive and beautiful Inquire imme
the New BRIGHTON Nouse, New Brghton m?3 I'm.
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WHOLE NO. 6sa.
s,NnS,S SARSAPARTLLA.

THIS MEDICINE stands unrvaled, tbasedt. as
j; on It's Intrinsic ri,l for the removal end I2dical
curso those diseases whic. II l. cniaEsy fs1e. De
l entir vegetable, and composed o teeoieet
oil ns tefent Inch actin c0nsonance WIN " I"S M
govern the animal economy s system Is enabled 20 hIo" on
disease take healthy acton ard tie PoWess et nature ne
sumo tir natural functions Thousands can, and have U.s.
tL 10 s efficacy various chronic ltuto-
Al diseases, originating unhealthy % dePrlyed s2t- al
the blood and other fluids Scgouil enlargement Z" The
glands rheumatism and !umb1so salt reum slis"o.1 bar
bi tci eczema sd other similar Affections .siy n1
eiectuaii cGry' by rs use hut = b.: the chose few in
Is sometimes termed quackery the subject rtiuIe, passing
Is % serious moment aud a ,h preservation o. hy eo
important 70 l tli!eu with. o the greatest rohS
where disease inyade physical Cr,rse 10 tle Iou,
eiici.i,; measures TO rsv the attack. Wsae ne who stands
his reserved rights ana rFsScri5r al E5t'w: t, nc,
powerful cents including some of the mos iruen osel'
and in vi fatal sTntna;on, Simply tia The I3titt
died OF -, or lis WHO BY lGbeOu> and len. continued IN
ye,tigatio draws ior from the Of nature hidden
stores O useful knowledge ard applies tn benefit 81
fern. humanity >kHg his reputation the result.
most entitled public confidence - afflicted determine.
is the mark weak and pudicel mrnd, eiec any
t As false because 1t does ROT With its own recon
csyed notions but Ii evidence OF noble and evneJou
Irtui rn
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NUrf Err TX
ANIt.ItIJAN T NNIILl ! VI
Is ready.

r. The CHEAPEST Woax EVER PUBLISHED n IH n,
1<Irsn Sr,r,.-Tlio first pat OF TIE Ancricsu Family
Magazne or General Abstract usfu! KnowIeiSe work
sasn,Iy useful in families .nd calculated to arrest the at
tcnton awaken tine curiosity, and ensasn ihe uiHe's'"
ins of The, young Illustrated VIII, Ensrayinss To be
con,,-l m lG Numbers OF 2gS PAGES Zach, At = cents
per NUMBER and eachuunbeg VIII 2OO tnga'ns
To- Tie Third Edition of the Third No IS o" printed
alI orders for al the bac; Nos, can be supplied.
GREELEY * McELRATII. Tribune Buildings
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A SMALL private family occupying large hrst
y class building in GsecnwlGl-s' near FTmkig will let to
fall partial board very moderate prices font paror "n
the ID story with bed room ard PANTRY attached or II esI'a
~ the 81 story ali finely finished with marble manes and
black CRATES. survey Of the premises viii afford hs best
evidence of the neatess cleanliness of the place and 81
the verv superior order OF tive communications Insure OF
II. GREELEY, Esq. Tribune Office or on the premises
No 2ii (;nasnwirh-,t 20 l0t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

EGARDiNG-A few single setIemen, or gentle.
Irrof AID BEDROOMS with board, No q White street
i,,M doors from BroAtwAN. my23 In
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pOARDING-SingIc or married gentlemen can
~ accommodated with transient or permanent Board.
room, Furnished! or unfinished, by MRS. CORE No u
,s.Tt,r,If =, Jet I'm
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BOARDING on BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
ID Two tfe families half dozen sinsle boadcrs WIKI
find very pleasan. acc smmodatious at No. Wowst
DiN,e
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C0ODS WANTED-Ihc Society known as The
" socIu. REFORM UNrrY," ADD located in Pike Co.
Pa DESTROYS of obtaining goods OF various kinds and pro-
pose giyin. its own capital stock IN payment
This society is industrial body of people was raised III
Brooklyn and emigrated last autumn 10 Pensyvania az
and mechanics It Of about seventy persons and IS
rapidly increasing has large Of good land upon
which is saw.ln and barn. and dozen dwelling
houses &c. together with cattle horses Turning uen
Sis Sc. A.:
This property forms the capital of the society and IS d
ied into shares OF s25 e3caws an interest OF sly per cent
cr aaluriS redeemabe five from date and piSdica
ted on the property Of the Society for such payment
Persons having cheap and unsaeahe goods OF almost any
kind, such Provisions, COARSE DRY GOODS ARMisS
Toois TURNING LArHEs H,RpwARE, &c, could fnd sale
for them a, fair prices above. Damaged goods OF some
kinds would be received. a., ,.,
he President and Agent of the above society Mr. Littf)
b, this business. III the I'd story 81 the CLOCK esa
bment the corner of Bowery and Division street enter
Bowery.
Persons wishing to become members Of the above Society,"
can by applying as above supplied with all necessary IN
formation respecting it, aud of It's Constitution gratis
jc 10 wv
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NOTlCf.-ENTRA.--A persons who have
= nczlected obtain their Tavern aud Excise censes-
or sprmou Liquor, in tin, cy Of Ny. YORK s,oon.
irno!ssycept importers or dsters selling any Liquors
mpofte distilled by them, quptitir, above tye 'ons
WITHOUT having frs, obtained License toi such purpose
rom be Mayor and the ressctiv" Aldermen and assistants
Of the Warls which they severt reside, are subject by
Lie 10 the additional punishment Thy ndictmen) Of fine
ea imprisonment Tavern ,uL FyciS icrlse will hrtetoe
M m and ocoek M days nrescElbed as follows, for each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

E.OS REWARD will be paid by Relief Fire
.-c Engine Company &c for the arrest and conviction Of
the person persons who stole the Ehglne from out OF On,
house and muated her he evening OF June II ao2a
past ococ-aso stole Wrenches. Pipe and Bulls HEAD
of OF CoAdevsing Case. 81 order OF u. company
CUAS. Ii. SMITH, Foreman,
lola 2iN JAMES ROCKW ELL, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

PLEASANT BOAR - for two or three single
gentlemen or sn 81 tny. mag De- obtained
,be terms al Y John street. References required lel 2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

STEAM BOILER FOR SALE-A second
- hand IRON Steam Boiler horse power. Also. new hor
zonral Drill. Inquire of WELLS WEBB, M. q Ann
Strerr. INV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

" There are all sorts of opposition on the ca
= "a and other routes leading from the city now.
s9g may take jaunt 10 the Falls for tli'y cents
s'q business will permit, extend your journey
y rochester for half the SUM in packet. As
" 'ae the railroads they VIII whisk you oil %
ss1sS aud back Just to have your company, at u
rye = not worth mentioning. -Four dollars Will
~Ae yon to Chicago IN crceper.'
Buffalo Com. Advertiser.
r. We learn that Whittier, the man who at
tempted to commit suicide one day last week by
saAlng his head on curb.stone, died on Satur-
la' night al the Aims House. Portland Bul,
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Published this Morning,
NO. Y. OF USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE
PEOPLE.
ppjyCIPLFS OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,

OfhEc LamSoT Me F0rmat'0oo7 Nn71o007 EFeN77H,
Doyao,n Iy means of the Christian Law Of Government
irl the substance =! delivered the II .ni-ioon
Weavers' Commission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

GOOD BOARD aud pleasant Rooms can be OBJ
It,;,s,i a, M n ,litl.st,4et jei. Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

WANTED-l26 Nassau-Street-2 good Seam
stresses Girls Bows 2Clerks, Agents, Pes:deIs,
3Partners oIso situation wanted by young as Dslysr
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NEW-FoRls, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE FL. 1913

LIRE. MARINE AND INLAND NAylGA-
Z TON INSURANCE on the Mutual pan-c0mb;n-d
with capital Of S2oo 900. together with the accumulated
Profits oi the Pcs. year.
THE. JiC HSON MARINE. INSURANCE COMA
Ny No % " all street. prepared 20 lssuS 70 cieS ga
Fire Marine and Inland Navigation risks, adjusting losses as
heretolors, with prOmptnesS aud liber4ty.
SIMEON BALDWIN. President.
JUSTUS HARRISON, Vice President.
WTLLIaM w. piRRLrr SECRETARY. ap26 Il
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70 Walter Forward and A. w. Marks,
Attorneys ~ Law, Pts5nrsh IA. ms TN


r. Wire Window stades--7'hrse beautiful
Shades unlike all Others admit all the light aud ar INTO
the room ard perfect ia, street. and the time
ostuc tr frea the the we'll as all IN
sccIs.
They are manufactured Go order onyl Of any size, shape,
color figure 10 rrr,ent anl pct"- o. eIsr,iE lI,nl
Cor Office Gritrs lcit 40 3 F.cot street sent
t'our the Penny Post wit ti- PERSONS addrss ~ be a.
tendel ;on a!lres5edtO ~ y ~
ie3 II No. Is Factory -street.
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Il HEALTH QUIET AND COMTCRT-The Ora
ham Hous, 81 Barclas;re, New.lolb roiers al'a:is4s
ave rareiy offered il oligbly located clean and airy
sl very business part the city md IN ne nmf
Insts convenient and Will lis table supplied WIN
the Negetab and nit that ca BE- procured eIciudns
moderate a eysf Effort made render Bo2r1eTs comofta
bic Shower Dat!s free. Remember. c. BaTclay-st.
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% ScizS upon truth where ere US found,
Amongst your ir:sad;, amongst your foes,
On christian or on heather ground
The tiower's divine where s'st it grows
y. Il i ~. -. .

Tn. rrong-9rs av receiving from the medical profess
sion ministers the Gospel officers of justice ana numerous
private citizens ample and wiling testimony, both written
ton 70 the roor il furnished srauously on sufficient
further proof Of the superior value and efficiency OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

" Spectacle Young woman The list CITY ieisreac,,
gwen Apply 25 Seventeenth 81. between sth and oh Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

WTANTED-A situation by a respectable md
w dc-aSe Woman ssalnsess, Nnrse az cham
N nice family. Best of City references syea Apply at
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

MARTIN GAYLORD; Tailor and Draper, has
with j. K Goodman. where he receiving his Spring ana
Summer goods which he vi make up to order IN Fashionable
reduced his expenses fs viii be eG.bI.' sell az reduced
prices and he Scits the fvors OF his friends aud the public
be- sls grateful for the liberal patronage he has here
toiora reel. ed Ills motto good rticle punctuaty ID
min, nrIr. low rir,., AM! "a h on delivery II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

nENTAL SURGEON BUSkEY would
inform his and the public thai ne CONTINUES Al
H.. old stand y Murayet next door TO the chnfG' ahd
10 supply the loss OF teeth IN the most durable ana
rifu styis The latest and approved plans eetn
aid cleaned nc. &c in the best charges moderate
r,s cash Extracting Teeth 30 Cents Tooiache cured
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