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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-11
PHILADELPHIA, READING AND pOTTSvlLLE
RAIT, ROAD.
- @! HsEEl!99IGla Hs!E!l9l2IIlG5ll:a

AN EXTRA ACCOMMODATION LINE
VIII commence running betpeen Philadelphia
and Ponspiile on the follo,cing days
and hours: .g
OK AND ArrfR MosDAr, MAr 9, 1912.
leaving Pot,sville, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 81 A NJ.
Leaving Philadelphia on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at IL +. NJ.
Hours Of passing Reading.
For Philadelphia, at los M. ! T,;.vc,l,v.
For Pottsvile, at ST r. NJ. )
FL R n 8.
Between Pottsve & Philada. $3.50 & $3.50
Between lseading & d.. 2.25 a. LIS
Between do & Potisve, lao & 100
ExcrRsIoS TIcKETs-ooop ron RkTuRSISo
NETT DAT.
Between Pot,svie e. Philadelphia, SIS 90
Between Reading e. do. 800
Between DO. g. Pot,svillc, . 90
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-11
Mr.. Richard Deunis, agent for Wights Indian
NeCe'ahle Pills.
NV YouK. Sent, 90, lsil.

NV YonK, Sept, %, MI.
This is to certify that ! have used WnIGHr's
ISnlAN VEGtTABLE PILLs with he greatest heue-
fr: havue cnrel, cured myself of the frequent at
lacks OF Sick Headache, 10 " hCh | had previously
he,n subject. ANN MARIA THOMPSON.
392 Greenwich street. n. Y.
To Mr.. Richard D,nnis, Agent lor Wnght'S IL.
dian Vegetable Pills.
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NIX TIE lST.
PENNsYLyANyA.

The f,llowine Iis, shows the current value Of all
'ennsylvsns Bark Mites. The most implicit re-
lance may lie placed upon il, as il Ia erery ,ceek
nrrfo'ly compared with ard corrected from Biek-
nall, R.por,e,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-11

The best method for the Abolition of Disease
is 10 cleanse and purify The Body.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-03-11

\. b, The notes Of those hanks on which we
omi, quotations, and substitute dash (-) are not
purchased by the Philadelphia brokers, with the
exception of those which have letter OF reference.
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Tw &DEEG H.

June II, ls42--ly
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-26

For The Tribune.
Rents TOO sEish-Thc Ceuse9uences-So sE.
The apprehension is pretty general among land
lords, that heavy amount OF rents "Ai renaih
unpaid after the FIRST proximo Such, 1t IS wei
known. was the case TO considerable extent, al
the expiration of the last quarter. Does this con-
d,ion OF things arise from iaxity OF moral Pr'n-
cip!e on the part of ciuzens, and disposition
~ evade the tahmens OF their honest contracts
Surely not; but from absolute inability, IN the pre-
sent depressed state of prices, 10 discharge ihel
obligations. Landlords, in very many instances
have thus been their own worst enemies. by eN-
acting higher rent from their tenants than 1t was
IN the power of the !at,er to pay, they have beet
coupalled to call In the shern, st the end OF the
second quarter of the current year, in erder TO OBJ
sain their dues and having thus turned their ten
ants penniiess doors, their houses have stood
vacant during the interiEn. How much farther this
revolving process will De carried tew weeks
hence. time only csn de,ertsine.
The evils resulting from exorbtsnt rents are mol
confined merely 10 the landlord and tenant; bui
they fall upon the community al large, and upon
every stranger whom business or pleasure may cali
10 ihe city, botn directly and indirectly This re
salt our eagle-eyed neighbors of Phiadelpha ana
Boston have ros been slow TO perceive aRd TO pro-
.nu!sa,e far and wide, 10 our serious deiriEent,-
The keepers of hotels and private boarding housts
are forced ie charge their customers extravaganza
prices IN order TO meet their liabilities for rent.
Take for exSmple the case OF the City hotel. II
was given in evidence in Court of Justice, with
in few days, that the weekly rent of this es,ab-
lishment under It's ls;e worthy host, was S2s9 81.
iSee Tribune of 18th inss.l With this appalling
tax staring u. in the face il TO be wondered THAI
nil the efforts OF The enserpgsing and popular keep
or wers snsucees,iul in saving him from ruin, and
the landlord from the loss OF his rent Much
more nigh. be said upon this topic, of vital npor
,a,ce TO The whole community, which, for the sake
oe brev;,y. am admonshed TO erais.
The writer has taken some pains TO inform him
s.f in regard to the OF rent in other cities of
,bs Uaion. Amsug the NUMBER would mention
Pb;laaslnhia, Saint Louis, Louisville and Mobile,
In sll ,hess as al, credibly Informed, contracts
for dwelling houses and stores have been entered
into for the coming year prices fully ones1ira
and in some cases, cns-half lower than are 10"
paid. Ii New.Yerk is to maintain her iot'y pre-
arsnence, docs no, wise forecast point ous % nes
eitizeas the indispensable necessity OF Offering .
sl classes residence within her borders on terms
N all respects as favorable as can be obtained else
vhsse @aAsssA's''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-26
Iitearp Notices-

ALlsos's EukoPE DURING TIE FRENCH hE'e-
1u11os.-This great work, we are happy TO learn
has met with the mos. decided success IN 'hi'
country, the fourth edtien of the earlier numbers
haviag been published The toarts part coEi-
pIetinz the first poiume, is.now isssed; and we
notice among its contents the German ard ltai'in
campaigns, carried on under the orders OF 'hS
French Directory, the ExPedii ion to Egypt 'o.se-
ther with the events which led to the assumption
OF the French Government by Napoleon as irsS
Consul The author pay, most eloquent tribute
10 the Father OF our country aliuding TO MS re,
,irement from public life. The edition published
By the Harpers is retailed a, 25 cents per Hu 0ef'
the whole work will comprise l6 numbers, ana
consequently cost but four dollars, yet comprising
all The mater of the English edition, which sells
or sIe sterling. The numbers as they success
sively appear, may be had at this Office,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-26

lsA CLOTHING STORE.-A we'll as
-. stock OF Cottng, together with the fixtures
aid good viii Old esa5hacn; will be sod for cash.
e1chanseior hors. lot The present proprietor
being about retire. favorable opportunity Is here at
iorde 10 -ngagr al once in the clothing business with
run both OF regular and transient customers. Address
4. ctothi-y. - Tribune Office Irr-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-26

The HISTORY or The FRENCH REvoLurIos By
NJ. A. THEIRS, late Prime Minister OF
France. No. X. Price 25 cents;
The ABBOT complete for % cents, forming No.
XI. OF the New Edition OF the Waverley
Novels complete in twenty-five numbers;
GEORGE ST. GEORGE JULIAN, TIE PRINCE: BY
the Author of Valentine vox, Stanley
Thorn &c. no. ". Gn conclusion.)-
Price 25 cents-have all just been published
by Israel Post, SIS Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-26

p The ARTIsT--a monthly ladies' book, by
F. Qua rre-Ho VI. for February, has Just ap-
peared One OF its best features is this-thc Edi-
tor Tor any pauci:y of brilliant original mat
riea
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-26

Names Of lnles,a,es whose Es.
lates have been taken charge
o;by the Public Administrator
or his predecessor, ard whirh
have not been herctosor re-
DOrtrI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-26
: ~ -nstAuLINE FoRALBANY

-, and the le:ermedaie Places, or as fsf as
the ic- WiiI p-rft-The UTICA is celebrated FOR her
strength which enables her TO encounter uh great success
III. ice hich so SERIOUSLY ohssrucs the river after th Pc
rot-TSe .e.rsboz UTICA leaves The foctot Courtandi-
street SoNDAY AFTERNOON, tJanuary - al
o'ctcctl.
For passage or freight, apply board, OF 10 r T.
SCHULTZ, al the otice oa the wharf ~
= ISS'Ha sELILABETH-P0RT AND
EAaNFSTg NEW-YORK FERRY COMPANY
Tta:cr I7uulse-.-Ht.-Fa-- l2ii CHts
The Steamboats, WATER-WiTCE ard ClSD DbKELhA
py daily from E.aheth-Por: TO Ner-foTk, occhlns al
New-S.giior anG .orRcsInond, each UP as oIioWS:
on ara aiier the nth day Of October ls42-
eaTe E7bsss : Lsaye =. N. n; 1sFk eS per l. s5s m l.
Al /, and 81 O'Clock. :. n ALI and 4e'cleck, Pm.
On S1zGGy
Leave E!izsbcts PORT al O'Clock A. 81 anc IT r ~
Leave Nev-Yc1S 1t 10 O'Clock. A. M. aEd al = a. NJ
n R-Pesse gers for Wesaed, Scotch PalEs Piainheic
Bouad BroeE Sonerviile, Eascn Schoo!eyS Mountain
pv Tie E.r abeitown ard Someryie Railroad Cars, VIII
leave Ncw-York N the fctocl beat in he morning ano
in tire y and O'Clock 5oats Il The afternoon -
Passengers from ths 81 ociocs boat viii leave SocrTl!l.
in Tor aston and for Schooleys Mountain oa the ar.
ri1a! 4 the al SoneTvillc-
T Horse Car uil leave tie front OF The oni1n Hc''
OF hoUT preTioas the departure oil each ooa
; II baggage ar TIE sIsk o. rs owner. OF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-26

D TOM BURKE OF OGRs, Nos. and II, BY
CaAKtEs LOVER, Author of Harry Lorreluer,
Chau les o Alalley,' Jack Hinton etc. is just
issued by Carey & Hart, and for sale BY Wiley 6,
Putna IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-26

u The CuLrlvAToR, published at Albasy,
edited By Luther Tucker, is one of the very best
Agricultural journals in the Uaited States. We
trust it meets with all the encourag agement to which
its high ability entities it. Dayton & Newman are
the Agents for this City.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-26

~ Henry OF Or1ERpISeES. Romance, from
the German of NovALIs, (Fredrich Won Harden
berg,} has just been sent u.s. as translated for and
published By Joan Owen Cambridge, Mass. To
the lovers of the manifestations of German Mind
in our day, this is rich book; to others, it will
doubtless appear dreey and mistic--perhaps vapory
we're the better term. We presume it is for sale
in this CITY by C. S. Francis, 252 Broadway,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-26
gvlRE INSURANCE.-Nlutual Safety

EvlIiE iNSUkANCE.-lhe Mutual In
srra.ce Company ofthe City o. New York, incorpora
ed l7ss-Capa SS50001-contiuue The business J, irSu'
ance asains; .s o1 damage by The reduced rates
,reniun.. Qghce No. 81 Wall street
GEO. IRELAND, President
n,,Do,..n Sacr,.vrv NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-26

Names of Ip.es.s,es whose Es
Ia,es have been taken charge
OF sv The Public Administrator
or bis predecessor, and wniea
have been heretofore reported.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-26
Dat,d New York, January 2. 1873 Z

80
R OSEWOOD VENEERS-20,O coo #.
sad Ans .ea very low at 4aa Westinghouse
&s FRANCIS GQpCgrT,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-26
- kEMITTANCES TO IRELAND.

80 ke-The subscriber continues 10 raasniy non
ey 10 sums large snal persons resdiE IN asy part
I-claad The he and his predecessor
baye done, fer The last tsy years ass aso any
pari OF England or Scotland.
Money RENTED by letter (ps pad 10 the subscriber
personally deposited ~ih hia, with the name o. the person
persons in Ireland, Eugiancar Scotland 10 WHOM
20 be sent, nearest post Town, VIII be iuedaiely
transmitted End paid accordingly ard receipt Is thai e
iect given or forwarded 10 ths senGer.
i!S IS' GEORGE Mcbride, Jr. e ceaa.-s-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-26

FARTHEN WARES crates sasssD
d eaIasELls aETVaN oe 70 sasas
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-26

D'AvsleSE's History OF The REFORMATION.
-Messrs. Sax,on & Miles have commenced the
publication of this most excellent work in periodl-
cal numbers upon the cheap plan. 1t is one OF
the best and most ,hlliugly interesting narratives
of this greatest revolution of modern times ever
written; and in the very accessible form in which
it /. now presented j; cannot fail to attain very
wide circulation We trust the Publishers will
find themselves amply sustained in this most
prsisewor;hy enterprise.
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Porslgn Importations

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GaraS ss
s.s.ssS Sssa Ss: sSSi 20
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II Ssi
cSs zinc Phelps Dodge soNas Sxs tin stokes Gilbert CO
500 boxes 10 bundles steel % % bales mds
aa, es9 bsaSws %o ts H By
FL s,sz
Blunt sS Bird aa eaSsS
McAlPin co12 Ballard < eo-22 & Stewart s COT
son & oo-i0 Adshead coz M Gleeson-2 w Chauncey-
II Hastead-6 A& Willets-l + Hontn2 + Collamore
sagg-5 Hall Brothers5 Neyins c9-732 w Russell
ton Hodges col & Haight Co.'S + Dolan-6 Mes
pss. sPan s nf
Van Nesi-6 B Z Stsats-7 Hunt coo J Williams
Chambers 4 coz Lefferts co6 Wood Foger-59 Gar.
s sa rsssoay FMssi asesfj
eIl s COIL HaIstead, Hsnes &C. Ford col D
coz A b Warren & col Fellows &co-2J w Coit-2J
Rossa-2 Reynold-l8 Mason-8 Parsons co-432 bxs
Baker, g Hastings col Watts col Connah.-l9
Seymour & col Jay-lo Whtewright x cola ~ Nj.
eholson-l M Armstrong-2 Marsh Sheppard-1 A y II
Il Thorp-5 Hart & col Griffin Pullman-2 ID Wen
dell| Smith, Thurgar coz 7 Leech5Oo bags salt Grin
nell, Mintun < co-20 bxs li3 pigs tin TO order.
HAvRE-Ship Con( Reported yesterday Us pkgs Cald-
well Fleming Treves-l8 lirinnell, Nnturn co-6
wine Rochen & Mctiregor-l keg specie Macy 4 SON.
MAT AMoRAs-Schr z Zabrskie92 bales wool 1900 hides
Il Bangs-i00 hides TO order.
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Miss Catharine Kimbal Boston; Vim Hckng Illinois; John
McA,hur Francis Boder Cnron wynysrd Montreali Man
LlyEnroSL-Pssket shr scuthemeF-GeoD jenkins, Pbla
Stewart Ireland; Capt Glliott-200 ia the stcerage
HAvRE-Packet ship Utca-Felix Boudard, of New York.
30 in the steerage. $500 II . -
,nFRoM BOsaos-stsam shig Hbsmis, I9y Livs!poel-wm
Chss II Do Geo Baker Elizabeth Rogers, Miss Ellen VIVA
lin John Cockroft, Morton Toumin, Robert Brown, Wse
Baker Bridge Bridge of Boston Thos Nilroy and lady
South Naiiek; WIN Weed ProvdsnSe John Grow, Hartford
Shaw So Lous q Chouteau Of States bearer OF dies
patches; Frazer Peter Buchanan, Henry Hindman Mrs Ter
Joseph avers three Misses Trayers Miss Weller England
James Bma. Dundee-37. For Haifax-T Edison, of New
York. A Berre A Robb, New Orleans Mr. Wier and lady
M Chamberlain, Shannon, Misses Shannon, N Shame,
- Total 40. (.
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sSsays; ssgas Baker Msosns Hsyti We stoniasrc9i
bahy; Friend, Lowell; Victor Hae and Leaper Crowel
ork CID Hibemla Sd Judkins Liyerpoo Ontario Kelly.
Callao and mkt Martin Darling Rotterdam; Peru Ey-
ans ror au Prince; Susan spoord Spood Mobile; Psmli-
Benz Bigelow, Bearse, NYork.
PnovDENeE, Aug sl-An Adams Nickerson and Rowena,
Williams Phladelphia Competent Young, and Juliet Form
heir Niork Sid VIM Thompson Stuart Philadelphia Gen
Brainard and Willard NYork.
= New LoSpoN, Aug 2i-Arr Thomas, Peterkn. Albany;
eleanor Walker and Eleanor Dobear New York for Nor
NEw HAVEN, Aug 31--sld New York Jones' and Warren
smith NY9rk Pennsylvania, Hnson Philadelphia. Arr 81
HARIFoRp, Aug 3l-An Anthracite Marshman, Phladel-
phia. Sid Eagle Francis, NYork.
ALBANY, Sept 1-An Hontio Ames, Newport; Tantivy,
Chapman NHaven; Elect Nantucket Sid Prudent Nicker
son, dos X Smith, Bills NHaven II NJ Ridgely Prindle
PHii;A IPHIA, Sept 2Ar Cora, Warner Nlaracabo Pc
maqud Bailey New York; Black Hawk Seavy Portsmou
Mexico, Tomlin Cape May, NJ with new brig Elizabeth
Ann IN tow. Gid Joshua Emen, Lyle NOrleans Eugene,
Cousins, and Roswell King Briggs Boston, Holder Borden
Lawrence, Troy, NY.
DELAWARE BREA Aur 3-We now have very fine
weather and not vessel in this harbor this The
following vessels left here yesterday and
Ton Tor Matan5as Porto co Isaac Jackson and Lion for
Boston; Splendid Norwich. barque said to be the Ohio
Ieynegom, Tor BORDEAUX, went TO this morning.
CHAhLEsroN, Aug 29-AT Victory, Elwel NYork. In the
ofing, Uule, from Baltimore Sid Gszee, Allen NYork.
SAyANgAH Aug 28-Cld Savannah, Smith, NYork
Thompson, Slsai; Gaudee (Span Marten Vera Cruz CID
Empssario Collins, Sisa Apalachicola Brewer Hayana
| Bray, Vera Cruz.
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Observation-Disclosures


nOVENDOSI compleare numero di voonarj vouto dal-
- la egge la foazone del Corpo alsno da aggregarsi
ALA Miiza delo State, gil aan che vogliano fane
come membri ATTIVl ONORARJ, potranno lasciare lie
loro frme SUI Ruoli aperti IN del Sgpor SAINT
angelo 400 Broadway dele 10 della matna allie pome-
diane, ed in del Sgnor Avezzana ~ Pearl La
soscrzione 81 chuder il gioro Settembre possmo. Que
che ntendano servre attiv manchlno d mezz
equipaggarsi unre allie orl me Pndica
zione del oro aoggio.
Luned prossAno Settembre terra assembled
generate ne Salone Palmo cp paanno Intervening tano s
an della citta che que stab in Brooklyn ed altr conto
MI 81 aa verbal DELI organizzazione da publicars
onoevole de- patro che esecitat loro nu
al complete de- membr
del Corpo Italico in conempazione. au3O 5issr
WOOLLEN FACTORY FOR SALE.-The subscriber
" will sell half the whole of his Wooen Factory,
Which + located the Pennington River laA miles from
now making 30 yards Of broadclo daily with power
sufficient Tor reasonable The style cloths
I've Mesrs Coffin Bradley & Co.'S Store No "a Ex-
change Place, New York. where other particular inorm
ton may be had as TO prices and terms.
GEO. C. KELLOGG.
New Hartford, Conn. Aug. 81, i9l3. IN.
10 o9q dollars wanted on satisfactory security situated in
Mechanics Bank New York For particulars Messrs
Coffin, Brady x Co. "A Exchange Place. .
nal lv~ IN C.k n.
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New York Public Stock Exchangc.
Passengers Arrived

LIvERPooIs-Packet ship Csmbidge-C w Day, England
A Rutherurt, ST Louis-9i in the Storage - .
LrvrRrooL-Packet ship Geo WashingtonJ Marshall, OF
Illinois, Steele, Liverpool; Webb, New YofkIo7 in the
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oS DOLLARS REWARD-Eight $50 bills of the Bank of
80 Charestown, s. G. payable in Philadelpha; $40 bill
Southwestern RsirGad Bank Of south Carolina PAYABLE
Fulton Bank and AZ Pine street by way Of Pearl street The
finder will receive the above reward by lie wing the money
with Messrs. CAMERON & BRAND, or the Fulton Bank
az Pine street. 50 3tsm
PAnK MEETING EN- MSS
DEMOCRATS rally to the Park, all those in favor
ton from Banks Economy, Reirench%s9! and strst Ad;
the Democratic Candidate for the Presidency of the United
States l8ithe Countryts System of Goyernment-ts Re-
preventative lnutionse naenabe right of the people of
each 70 ecc! by their direct prages the
delegate who shall them the National Conxention
also the vote CAPITA and that each shall be counted
for the candidate 70 whom gven the same being consistent
with the great Democratic principle that the Representative
shall speak the voice and the will Of those he repre-
Friends of the Cause the Man and the Country the
Park on MONDAY EVENING, September 18th, at hafpast5
O'clock rain shine.
Victory in such will begrea and gorons much win
it rebound the honor of those by whom will have been
won and long will perpetuate the liberty and prosperity of
Inc con
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snip NIAStcfS and Agents
We shall esteem favor Captains of Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SILvEy, of News Fleet a
port Of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
received.
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LA MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY,
M ALA.IThe PROJECTORS Of this establishment, SO iayo-
roughae between Charleston and Mobile determined
the high reputation for comfort and beralty Of ar
seedy ENJOYED The buildings which are very spacious
the bed both double and single have been efuished
with new beds and bedding also with every article
private are large and elegantly furnished These iaei
with choice old Wines table supplied with luxury that
the and market Afford aud the firm determination Of
the rroprietors omit nothing that will tend the atsfac
ton OF their guests will they trust ensure them the fyorabe
times lie readiness from the Raroa d
and Steamboats, TO the house, free Of charge
Montgomery, June 7, 1913 w. TILLEY X co.
aulQ RILr
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ID. M. PEYSER. IL CT

D. NJ. PEYSER, q Co,
NO 40 William street of John street and s7 Broad.
~ have received by arrivals extensive supply
OF the following FANCY GOODS which were carefully
leced by competent person Paris Berlin, &c and which
offer for SALE wholesale and retail liberal
Berlin Zephyr and German Worsted-he most complete
sorment
Berlin Embroidery Pattems--a choice selection.
Canvass for Embroidery of worsted uen silk gold
and silver, of all widths and qualities.
Silk Chenille for embroidery, trimming and flower making
Purse Twist German French and English, plain and shaded
in skeins sticks and spools =
Floss Silk for Embroidery and Fringe Makers in skein and
spools.
Suspender superby embroidered, and Suspender Trim
mings.
Gold, Silver and Steel Beads, in all Nos
Mother of Pearl Gold Silver and Steel Purse Ornaments
Gold and Silver Fringe, Braid Cord, Twist Thread and
Tasssls.
Embroidery Frames and variety of different Fancy Art
Giles.
Artificial Flowers choice selection.
Fringes of worsted and silk imported and domestic
Graps Tassels, Buttons and all other kind Of trimming
iy 3use
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- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO.
n PERTY-A small Farm of about sixteen acres, in the
the Hoboken Ferry leading the city of New York This
Property has excellent 2 story dwelling house IS by
25 built the approved style of the State with oubud
Jugs and all other to make suitable for trades
residence wishing from the hustle the
and yet be able within hours drive, his counting
house. two stages pass the house night and morning IL
time taking boardes from the city, But above all this
situation for roadside tavern which has been known
as the ST. Johns Hail. being situated between Hoboken and
those places to the Of both states New York and
New Jersey The said Farm will be sold cheap the present
proprietor having business in England.
NB-There about six acres of first potatoes; also
of buck wheat; quantity young
all in fourishng condition Application be made Mr.
VIM. McDONNELL, Auctioneer III Chatham stIeet, Few
York.
more convenient portion of the purchase money
mai bon andm
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CARLTON HOUSE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS prepared make arrangements
with families and single gentlemen for the winter by the
year upon reasonable terms.
The prices of this establishment the heretofore
viz: 81 so per day. BENSON HODGES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-03
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