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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

PERSONAL APPEARANCE OF MAcAULAY.--A cor
respondent of the Richmond Compiler, writing
from Edinburgh describes an examination Of the
pupils of the High School" of that city. In
the course of his remarks, he says;
"Mr. T. Darlington Macaulay held the chair
and participated with the masters in their eSami-
nation upon the Latin and Greek classics.
Macaulay is man of an exceedingly bengnant
expression of cOuntenance, and withal intellec-
tual though his face does not betokcn fire and
enthusiasm OF character He is of the usual
stature, and portly. In fact, he possesses more
the appearance of bon-vivant than that of a man
who has undergone so many abors of the head,
and produced dissertation after dissertation of the
most elaborate and nicely studied character. As
he Sat there, almost filling large arm chair how
little did he look like one who had but few days
before passed through the labor Of composing an
elegant and well.weghed criticism of sixty pages
upon the life and writings of Addison alIude
to the closing article in the July number of the
Edinburgh Review. And while, too, this beef.
eating, unpoetical looking man was sitting in one
a apartment Of the building, there was batch Of
81 emuous youths in the other contending for the
prize in clocuton, by recitlng passages from his
legends of Rome, and other poetry. Doubtless,
too, his name was at that moment on the lips of
many upon the other side of St. Georges channel,
IN consequence of his elaborate speech upon the
Irish question and against the ministry now in
power.''
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-..... For The N. Y. Tribune.
LAMENT FOR SUMNER.
INSCRIBED to HuGH CAMERON, ESD
BY wM. II. c. HosalER.

A soyrrSEp light falls Oh the hills misty head
And voices Of mourning cry !" SUMNER IS DEAD
In the depths Of the wood there are signs OF decay
"A III. Green Of the meadow is fading away;
nool that the rain storm hath left in the street.
A Golden winged bery, the butterflies meet
a delicate blue is erased from the SKY,
And the beard of the thistle is sailing on high
Glad mother Of beauty, lost Summer, vert thou
A rosy tiara encrced thy brow
Dav fresh from the starrd Of nght, thy wine,
VIVA, face in the iakelet was glassed fair thine
res,ooned by the iyy--with lattice supplied
Thy hall in the greenwood airy and wide,
Bird breeze leaf and sreamet discussed there ngee
And the Genius of Flowers spread carpet for thee.
III.
The pymph thai. worshipped in mould hath been laId
There j, gloom in the fields, the Suns disc shade
The cricket in sable habilirnents dressd
Is piping drge near the place Of her rest;
Low winds murmur prayer for the sleepef's repose,
The locus, sad note on his clarion blows,
Aud hollow voiced spirits that whisper Of dole,
Throng nightly around her funeral knoll.
".
Death came te thee, Summer in toveest guise,
All brigh, was thy smile when he curtaned thine eyes
i hough oeep III my BOSOM Was piaHteu ms udTt,
There was bloom thy cheek-here was warmth atthy
A, gentle Autumnus bent over thy bier heart;
He whispered, 'AwAsE rHEE-ARIsE, SISTER DEAR"
So life-like were tins that each feature retained
Though the vine of thy fleeing existence drained.
Where bruised By the wheel and armed hoof of the seed
Blooms on BY the wayside the Iowiy may-weed;
Yon overlook Is cleaning each kernel Of gram
Tina, falls from the creaking aud o'erloaded vain:
In glossy black coat sits the clamorous crow
On the top Of tall oak, and he prophesies 80,
While the first wi,hered leaves Of the forest are shed
On the newly made grave Of the Loved and the Dead
VI.
When coral-lippcd Summer breathed mournful adicu,
A landscape enriched by her smile was in view
The cheek Of the cloud was with violet tinsed
And an edging Of azure the forest.top Gnged;
Light airs passing the dewy buckwheat
Perfume bore abroad that was grateful and sweet,
And bees in the blossoms that whtened the field
Found nectar more pure than Hymettus can yield.
VII
Noun mourn for the peerless and joriai-hear,ed
To the shsdowy climate Of Silence departed!
Ere South had the paasenger-pigeon retired,
Or gone the robin, young Summer EXPIRED
Dew-webbed is the stubble aud pasture at moin
And rnbies are set in the crown of the thorn
The boughs Of the orchard with fruit are depressd,
But cold lies the clod on the SLpMBERER's breast
Iron, Sept. l. 1913.
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PRODUCTIONS PROMOTE


~ HEALTH.Itis strange that many should tsnsack II
wide world for $a,dotes disease when tekis= L1HOE
OF NATURE !, has furnished in every cIimrtk prevent
THE WILD Cherry is OUR PANA IA for all az
fections OF the Lungs and Liyer-LteI 10 Ia. proci
H.DDOSFIEID, NJ AJiil " iSi3
On about the 18Th day OF October, lSsl taken with
violent pain the side the liver winch aoou
ived,ys followed by the breaking Of ulcer alb
throw up great quantity Of offensive matter and also much
blood Being greatly slammed at this applied TO physician
MERCURY Pills which refused ~ take. MANI othe
remedies were then procured By mNlle and friends but
did me any good fhe discharge Of blood and corruption still
continued every few DAYS MI al last It became offensive
that could scarcely breathe. also selzcd with violent
than before Nv disease still grew worse I'LL FEBRUARY when
all ho.es of recovery and friends all
thought mus, die o! gciIoptng Consumption.
AT his time when spusnt!y my life MS drawing its
Bottle which Ieiisyed nt5accely and By The OF
only three bottles OF TIN, medicine amy pains removed
cough and splitting blood and corruption entirely STOPPED
and es weeks my health TAI restored 10 enable
10 work at my trade Chat o! carlemer,l and to this
time have enjoyed good health THOMAS COINS.
Ne,o Jersey Gloucester Co. s$-PersonalIy came befo
said county Thomas Cozns, and being duly affirmed accord
TO law saith the above statement mail things trueA
raed before me on the 10Th day OF April, 1913 g:
The original affidavit and many Others may be seen 25
Futon-stIeet
The Balsam Ill Asthma any stage .nasrofhow
loGg standing. Ask a. Williams, Esq. Counsellor Law
No. So Wliam-st. whom cured Of Asthma of II years
e S gu" S Dny
ing OF the Lungs &c have been cured in many when all
ordinary means had proved useless
any Of the nlary Of this medicine who viii
call the Office By the production OF evidence that Cannot be
questioned Price 81 per bottle
Sold only by Isaac Butts rs Fqonstreet S"- OK 10
whom al orders should be addressedDexte Albany Smt
fowle 1873 Westinghouse Boston; Gorhan, New. liaveh
and by agents throughout the Northern and Eastern states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

HIRANDOLt.S at ia Chatham street--A great.
" yasiety Of paerns-bonzed xii, and s,ed Giran
doss also choice lot Of splendid Gothic Tea,a IN
Cutlery together viii, geneal Of Plated Sill
vet Ware all Of which offered at greatly reduced phi
Cos. lo3 I'm ALbEh1 bE+AIH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

The MASSACRE OF HISTORIAN CHRISTIANS
The extent of this horrible butchery not yet full
ly known; but as a conspiracy for the entire sub
jugatlon, not to say determination, of the race,
was formed between the Pacha of Mosu and sew
eral Kurdish Chiefs, the worst is to be feared
We arc happy to learn, however, that the family
of the Mar Simon, the Patriarch, has suffered
less than was at first announced. Letters received
at the Missionary House in Boston, render it pro-
bable, says the n. E. Puritan, that only the moth
or and one brother of the Patriarch have been
slain that three other brothers have been taken
prisoners, and'that two have fled to Persia Ii
gives us pleasure to add that the American Mis-.
sonary, DR.. Grant, whose life was considered in
danger, has arrived safe at Mosul.
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TO STUDENTS, sc.
u ARR,S LIFE PILL

L i IL -
STUDENTS, persons accustomed to the desk or
- the ghouse and all those whose occupations
sedents being deprived Of the 6e9e, OF Sxece
Of sight and haad-ache PARIS Life Pills. taken rising
the agreeaby the directions given will improve
the sight, obviate occasional stupo and strengthen the
memory.
and other complaints arising from the arrangement Of the ali
ments5y duets, and in purifying the blood
Sold retail By all the most respectable Druggists IN New
York boxes and IS each and wholesale by Ihos.
Roberts Co.. SO t5 BG;S9Tfy and a b Il so"s
A Alf,;mo,.&s; + p 1,Gia,
Wholesale and retail by Frederic Brown druggist
No SO the aseGcy OF George Roberts hay
Canada Wholesale and retail by Alfred Savage Co. chem
si S hour ned East stand and Vest ana y
ChaF!,stog So ST. As Saa;isfi
Louisville; Ky u. S. Morris 5. Co,
N NSa.so22s.JT: z A.s +. b.i p coss'
s sxs!# j 4- ( u WHICH Si2s@a"'
EyseSm:saj J@c Ssii i Seai
an retail he Conceal Agency
for Penns yalia F,ti-ls Drug and Chemical store corner Of
SECOND aud Bsss ~. streets e. 5 E Ne!si"s'on
s5:5.s:s sgS,.1 x ! Tf iisSss
Tallsh3ssee, Ft-B; !, {. Lewis.
Froy--Chafle, ieimstreet.
N!'ksbarst, Mis5-Nloffis Emanuel
Washington, d. C.-Mich. Deiany
And at Morton's =" Medical Warehouse" Halifax Nova
Scotia s27 I'm
MoKIsoN's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
W MEDIClNES.-Caution TO tn. People NJ America
Weh-eby certify, that Msssrs FlRTE &lIAI.L, Of Frank
In Square New York, are only- GENERAL AGENTS
for the United States OF America; and that ne he IoRArIo
ehEPHEARD MoAr nor GEORGE TAYLOR, OR late Agents
authorised to y-pd Monson.s Vegetable nj
versa Medicines As many limitations circulation, this
CAUTION becomes highly necessary All persona selling
Medicines IL the United States have the authority OF Tn.
befors:nalnsd Measrs; k En-, ~ H
Sntish Coilegeof Health New Road, London Jan. l8i3
ne above cdton emanatIng from the British College
Health, London will be hailed with the warmest enthus
by the friends of the HygeIan System inasmuGh il
tends TO end the ,rorthltss co1.neres which
have been extensively circulated those who destitute
81 moral pnncpe they Ignorant Of the healing art
The invaluable medicines of the British College may be OBJ
tanned IN their original purity Of several gentlemen who have
taken agencies several of the different States whose
will DC found the New York Courier and Emuifen-
They be had also the original packages of the follow
ing subA gents VIZ:
a II Sehiefein & Co. lot and LOG John 81
J. T. WhittnoIe Esq. IS South ST.
Isaac Smell, 100 Greenw-Ichst.
Peter Hampton, 1879 Canal ST., New OH CITY.
Iessr;. Post s. Lewis, Jericho J.. |.
-, R. D gaEdwell, Troy, New York.
Mr.. w. II. BurtiS, Rochester, do
MsssIs. Cornwall s Butler, Poksepsis, y. Y.
W. J. STYLES, Rhiusbeck, do
nj II FIRTH ( fla GENERAL Agents j franklin .ooa,
0RGANS.-HENRYE RBEN informs the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

CT Boswell records that an unhappy man who
having totally lost his character, committed suicide
crime which DR.. Johnson reprobated very severe
". Why, sir urged Boswell, the man had
become infamous for life what would you have
done with him 2 Do, sir, would have HIM go
TO some country where he was no, known, and not
to the devil where he was known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
GENUINE TEAS.

WHOLESALE And EETAlL.
rI7ilE Canton Tea Company have lust completed
vsy for the approaching fall trade
In tz5e ty hay beH enenty al, and their we'll
known superior judgement and snge resources have beea
iuy devoted the of their patrons Indeed
their regard the rights OF their gene1
ais Lao need comment (te interpretations b.
esd and unpri cIed jsoGS, the contrary, itstand
iag) Their Green aud Black Teas which nave hitherto OBJ
tantd the greatest nooFe, wlnow be found surrss any
thai ey introduced and they think f before any that
c be possibly sold for The price the United States Gun
rowdsr Iria,s Twauays and Skin Teas great yarie-
IFS qualities OF Black Teas. The unrvaed Howqus
Mixture iI.s. and IN perfection An extensive
fnsu ii IIysons aud Young Hysou suitable for CITY retail
IN lots Of any quantity PoPorionable varieties Of otter
Greens Genuine Java Coffee roasted daily Algoots sub
Gated ~ sts of the eoun,Ey TsEms sash Pnncpal
street near Christopher Now York and lilo Fulton
Brooklyn.
nf- states the sas of the only ard genuine How
Iua's Black Teas. 90 2n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
LuAyg RfD Rank.

S7+ GONSICiNEES PER SHIP QUEBEC
.feTt from London Ill please send be permit, on koard
.-,--caaat Burljns slip.
Al goods permitted within days elsbslo BE- semitic
public store. on
"a THE PACKET SHIP WELLINGTON.
i- for london Will sail "Wednesday llih inst. 4! Twelve
ass,--Sz- clock
Passengers VIII please be board foot Of Maiden Lane,
,ha; hour.
lett. BAGS Will close al the Merchants E1cnanse and
Hai.'s Foreign Letter O Zee n / past II. olO
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NS-HENRY RRE u infnrnne.h.LI:

0RGANS.-HENRYE Err BEN informs the public
~ that h manufacture Organs az the old est,b
ishment I72 He Offers for sale the foown,
Organs: one Gothic cassd OrEans with swell and
pedal bass dimensions Is feet high inches wide and
feet 10 inches deep One Swell Organ, feet inches high
feet inches :" i'd and feet inches deep. One Swell Or
Chapel Organ OF stops feet inches high feet pcbes
wlds and feet deep An elegant ParloI Organ Also, a
small Perlor Organ A secondhand Church Organ fee
high feet inches wide and feet deep. secondhand Par
lor Organ rosewood Seraphine The above Organs
IN price from S225 TO $500. HENRY ERBEN
osu Centre-stTeeet, head Of Canal street.
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

NO - JOIIN-STREET.
yNJIOT, BURNAP Il BABCOCh are con
T. tlny supplied with large and general assortment of
PAPERs suited to all departments of the tra4s,
winch srs the following Hubb4rd's colored Papers,
great variety; Boston CoPPerplate FapIs o. sug-rIn
1uaIity: Book and News Printing; Cap, Letter Folio
P md Blank Book Papers Priasrs ClothieIs and Carpet
makers Pfsss-Bosrds; Druggists Hardware and Cloth Pa
ry Binders and Trunk Boards; Sheathins and Wrapping
supplied With all kinds Of stock and
rails Jew u
no GROCERS SCREEN GINGER for Pre-
seryes-Fiye barrels fresh received and uow landing
for sale wholesale and retail By
% Tvs. le5 Greenwich-ssreet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

IL REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS FOR
s.TFT NEW ORLEANS.-Packeto Of the 18th October
The splendid wsil-knowu, tst.saing Packet Snip
ALABAMA Cas. Bunker will sail positively above,
passage free his favossts shphas excellent
medtln for Cabin Second Cabin and SSelaEe Passengers
md EUrd every cont, Passengers desire. Persons
wishing bsrths ouid without DELAY, apply on
board, foot Of WaSi crts w X ]. i. TAFSCOFT.
their General Passage Office Peck Slip cor Souti.st
y g. Che Packets Of this Line sail usual every five
throughout the ol0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

INTENSIVE WATER POWER For SALE,
Il adjoining the New-York and Erie Railroad, on the
Rlmapo River 81 miles from the City Of New ork, capable
oirving Machinery almost any extent as there are tour
or five falls and great body OF together with the
whole part of O0O of land heavily umbered with
wood of % years growth There also on the tract
strength considerable part of the land cleared and cu
waited and there might be made excellent Farms BY
clearing Tuxedo Lake miles long and one mile wide,
lies in one part the tract the scenery which be4utilul
The place remarkably healthy It known the Au-
Access be had to three or four hours from the city
six hours b. the way Hackensack and Orange Turnpike
by the way of Mack Haverstaw the Hudson River
lUOlira at No ~ Chatham st. $50 3n,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

IL NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIZ
ItERPOOL-Packet Of 10th October The e,y and FL
packet ship ROCHESrER,( 1880 tons hur,heH)
Cart BTtton VI" sail on Monday, 10Th October her 1esu
lar day.
Those wishing TO secure brths should fail to make early
prcationto ". X J. Z. TAPSC OFT
Al tsr General Passage Oice 10 Peck Sip cor South Il
Til; Rochester viii sail from Liverpool on the 9Th Drcer
:t Persons wishing 10 send Tor their friends have them
rms. Drafts for any amount, payable demand without
.snd o, Wales. constantly for sale above.
hs GARRICh will succeed the Rochester and sail the
9Th October. So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

agSA PART OR THE WHOLE of valuable
Farm for sale Orange County miles West New
burgh Browns turnpike containing about 80 acres
lying both sides of the road; has large dwelling
2barns and all Other necessary bnllns, ns
fruit There is neyerfaIing stream Of water running
through it abounding with fish; also well Of excellent VA
remainder being divided into plough, meadow and pasture
land Of the best quality and all good stone fence isrms
easy Fer further particulars apply to Thon,as q Ccnroy
2O8 Canal street Daniel X Cslyer 81 Water street Newo"1
of the subscriber on the premises ,-ro.er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

VROTON WATER.-lThe subscriber is pre-
pared pu, down the best quality Of Timed Lead
into ens Offices and lowest prices ad uol
The shortest notice Persons boa having water introduced
INTO their houses viii please call and EXAMINE 9I thesys
performed Ia t,a neaest manner. 7. NAYLOR SEQ.
on I'm - a70S Broadway.
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In; loot OF GouTtandt street. where an agent will always De ID
RATES OF COMPUTATION PER ANNUM
Madison and Chsti.m $50
Summit ......-... $50
ni'eFile Sd0
,eiof ira DoDD. Supeiintsndaut
Il PATTERSON n,i ASp 5Ew-YoRh
Fare only . Gents from Paterson TO Jersey Cltyi
On and eo, sr Monday Oct H s,o 3e Car, will
5a @fsSA i IL e 5o g'fIs?k i i Il
Leave Paterson cI ON At 81 HDAL ssv. S.w.yorka,
3 o'clock P. NJ. O'Clock P. NJ:
Passengers are advised be the Ferry few minutes De.
fore The stated hours OF departure jy2 tn'
NEW-YORK, SCHoO. $685.
f:s7s.EJ5rj LEI'S MOUNTAIN AND EA--~zkSSNAs-l
~ tss gsss. sroN, wa Z. aud somer- sz=ass
2eoek.A H. daily (sandss Stes1si BY steamboat 70
tIlHstepon leave te foot of Courandt street at
coruect with the for Sonervle coaches thence 20 miles
to ie sarl IN The atsrnoon %
err coaches from thence only "a mles arriving IN Eason
y aThis line connects F;aston with lines running to
March Chunk, Reading, PottsvilIe, WilkesbaTre; &c
s @F 9@ s most s saSh at9Ss
no Vii @ Himself wh s pFse
10 omodate pare' with extras at the shortest no.
FOR ss.ts apply to l. B. Hope, Merchants Hotel
's 5ss ,i5 from Philadelphia to seooy Mountain will
st Ihilsiepha at o'cocE A. NJ by the Nsw-York Rail
road neto New Brunswick Coaches from thence arriving
a o"n''H sA S%F 15's5S99 KEAN propreors
81 EpE aUpSoN-TIe = Steamboat an soai UT r.
II aees s9 Th s'IUsz
'"5s S ssGt and otherwise ase'
% passage or ireight. apply on board sH11f'
gYoEK Ferry e g! Pan Ar
r a, T pa orr to Ny elk gUsnas at New"
D'i"'oa ana fG5 flfilnI FL &c: %4: 'l IS
o, Un ana 5ltf5 fn h Gay OF a
A. . o'clock \; NJ. w. A. 5:oelos, a: n.
81 :, 8 Al Al ,S o.
At n. Al Il II.
At b At 81 "
At ;; At 81
At o. IL aud y O'Clock a. ~ Ats 10 AID III O'Clock 4. NJ
At |, and 3! O'Clock r NJ At b and 5: o'clock T. NJ
Paisensers for Westield, Scotch Plains, rantield
b. tie Eiizhe,.toan and sogieriiy iailToSd Cars, viii
leave NewYork the o'clock boat the morning, and
tn 81 o'clock boats in III. afternoon. =,
stages for Eason aud for chooey Mountain on the arrival
oil the cars AZ Son 1, Wa, :; ~, N
O'Clock boat the morning, aud the 81 o'clock boat in the
he Horse Car viii leave the fIout Of the Union Hotel GUAR
ter Of an hour previous the departure of each boat,
- y r,l1D 70 ,o-,r,D
a n n a. NJ r VI FOh
The subscribers beg call the attention Of their friends
an the PUBLIC generally TO their superior arrangements for
E Is lHbE h ba OF WALLS
NEW LINE OF LrvrRrooL rAcKyrs, VIZ:
Ship ROSClUS, llO0'tons, Capt. John Collins
SHFRI6 An VI ogo p toss o GAM "a i psrev.er
GARRlCK loco tons, Capt VIM. SkiIder;,.
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IJtAf 10 tN ENJLANI, INE
/hIss ~ LAND, &c Persons about renting mon
/[SUff-fT4ey u i=ir friends IN the Old Country can
~%=1lEAzi5 he supplied with Drafts in sums Of 81 s.
g, -, $40, s20, $50, any amount, raya
BILE demand, without discount other charge
Saogai Bank OF Iceland, Provincial Bank, do Nessrs. Jas
Butt Son &CG Bankers, London Barned CO., Exchange
and Discount Bank Liverpool Eastern Bauk OF scotland
Gresnock Banking Company. Sir William FORBES Hunter
Co. Scotland and the branches every post through
England Ireland, Scotland aud Na.s which Drafts Will
Re forwarded b. the steamer Acadia sailing Boston
OF October The packet SHIPS Of the It'll 18Th 10th by aI
plying w s j. L. TAPSCOTT
At their General Passage Ole Is rrck liz cor. Souts
Y RAll letter, from The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
GUDERVILL.S GERMAN PLASTER.

GUDEEVIIL'S GERMAN PLASTER.
A most etiectual remedy Tor the following com
L plains CONS Cuts; Bruises, Burns Scalds Eeons
salt Rheum Ague Frosted Feet Rheumatism, Sore Throat
Fever Sores Hip complaint, SC. In boxes from one TO four
shillngs.
This plaster has been used with great for the last
ten years and those who make of will find
Gu ia their families thousands already testify trial
will be sufficient recommendation Sold by MIS- CTame
PROPRIETOR log Wooster Housto-st vans
l7G Bowery; H. Trip l67 Dvision.street Mrs Sun1oe
100 Houstoustr..t; Mrs. Sparkling, II Second Avenue o.
Sanford corner Houston and Cannon.street. Brook yn--
Miles Cooke cor,pr of Prospect and hidse-seets Mrs
reeds thread and reedle store. Futon-st OF I'm
CHALLENGE TO TIE WORLD!-Whereas,
" certain Interested individuals have endeayqred for a
length of time depecae the quality of Tobacco and
have taken undue and dhonotable means 10 drive us from
the field Of competitions We do now relying upon the 'upe
of manuac other of the KIND
this country the world challenge comparison with any
specimens Of FINE Cur CHEWING Tobacco Snuff and all
th- VARIETIES Of Smoking Tobacco, the coming Fair OF the
American Institute
We induced TO this course, in justice TO Ourselves, as
well het the public have opportunity 10 their
judgement regard TO the respective merits OF an article
Of very general consumption.
We adopt this the most fair and satisfactory mode Of
settling the question of superiority and willing TO ra5t
claims to public patronage ThaeTsz DECISION that may be
OF Ct. No. 2 Wall and l3 and els Duane-strert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
JOHN HOASE.
10 OOO ACRES OF MOUNTAIN Ian,

10 600 5 AGHES OF NouS ol1as snJ Lh hoss
Land Counties STATE Of York IS miles from the city
The New York and Erie Railroad Orange IuFnkf aad me
well Iocksd with wood of IS years growth and upwards
consde4 able part of might be made arabic IheIe IS
Yera IRON mines one Of which has la. been opened and
proved to be first quality There also exteh,ye wa
Turs,o Lake miles long and one mile Wild, lies in one
the the which beautiful Ii Is three
miles above Persons Works and Is known the Augusta
Tract Access be had TO in three four hours by the
~ Y & Erie Railroad. five hours by the way OF
Hackeasack and Orange Turnpike, by the way OF Nyack
Haversraw.
Inquire ~ Chatham street, when can be seen
AID other particulars dscerancd relative to the above ini-
ses ault SIM
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