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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-15

pLuMBE pAGuERRIAN GALLERY or PATENT
COLORED PHO TO0RAPH5, corner Of Broadway
and Murray street (nsIt door 10 Peaes Museum lPum be
Patent Coored Dsguereotype Likenesses taken daily,
superior style % thu New York. at 81 EACH
aud duplicate gratis.
Pumb- Patent CoIorng Dsgu-rcctype Apparatus, aud
Plumbe Pat mt Eeciro OsiDg Apparatus with iDsut
and Patent Rights supplied TO 0rier. Also Plates cases
very low.
Caut nThe superiority Of the Patent Colored Photo
gaps having thr old KIND entirely the
yers OF the Pho, New York npnz
impose upos the public by Advertising tber productions
patent whereas the only patent granted by the United
States for an imp,oye.snt "a Daguersotyps Portraits is
New York where the patent be Obtained the above
estabhshmsnt. m3 lmsm
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LIST OF
CITY AGENTS.
j. G. Wadleigh, 459 Broadway
corner Grand
] Kelly, 267 Broadway
J. AFFORD. 1853 Bowery
Drug Store. IS Chambers ST.
A: Rogers x Co. l07 West
B Dad way
II Green, t9H Fulton street.
Brooklyn
Thomas Dalton, 1863 York Of.
Brootlyn.
AGENTS OUT OF THE CITY.
Bostop-Reddiug s. Co. No. 8
State street
Balrlmore-Dr. Reed, corner
Gay aud Saratoga streets
Bufalo-Thos. l.. Hawks
Columbus, Ga.-Carter and
Stockton
Philsdelphia-purgess & lie
Der, 3 Ledger Buildings
70 Persons throughout III,
Agency of this Porr!ar Msdicil
above. Agents are wanted in e
ed States and Canada.
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HATS.
n SPRING FASHION NOW READY.-Ths sab
~ scnber respectfully informs friends, and
he pubic general that they purchase at his store
handsome short Nap Silk Hat and durable dress hat
At the low price Of 81 80
Alao elegant Molekin Silk Hats 1t 81; fine Eua Fur
Hats s. 5oequs appe ance aud bal little inferior, TO
those centrally sold at 81 So
WILLIAM BANTA,
N lmsr 100 Chatham sfeet
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SL6ARS>-15,0G0 La Prueba 5000 Woodville
- $1,000 Aimsndsras ~ eco do RexaIia
$1,000 Moro 39oOv Canon<s
$4,000 Victoris 81 400 Barios Pyiu-fpo
received BY Chsoval Colon and Ueespout from Hagsn
and entited 70 dsbsntars, for sae By
III lnsp JOHN H. TABER, {. Now
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n L. kAA,AM, 249 Water street, New ork, msnufac-
-. trrer Of every species If Hydraulic apparatus.
Fue Engines, Of size. for cities villages factories
plantations, &c.
Garden Engines, Fire Hook, Fire Buckets and Fire Caps
Hemp Hose, Leather Hose, OF any size req aired.
suction Hose, CupiDg Screws, &c.
Lift aud Force Pumps lift and force water any distance.
from 10 TO 500 gallons A minnie.
Wind Mills Horse Powen, Water Wheels, &C.. for worn
ing pumps;
in OF fire.
Air Pumps Of sny use
Lead and Iron Pipe, Brass Cocks &c.
Cast Iron Fountains Of figures and devices.
N. B-The OF manufacture doubic actien,
great strength and very simple their being par
ncuiay well cs cnated for tho Southern and West indp
markets dsi an-rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-15

ORANGE CREAM CANDY.-MessTs. }. Pease 4 Son,
Cenfee,ionen, Dvi.tn street. have brought forth
another delicious compound the teeth and
utkes the palass Of those who ndug such
This candy the fine flavor Havana orange,
think cannot fail To receive the patronage Of the ladies' and
overs Of confectionery IN geperai-Aumra 23fi
WATCHES LOWER THAN EVEK-Thompson 4
w Fisher, 33 Broadway, formerly 81 Pearl street. are
selling watches and ewely lower than other place the
ciy-Gold watches low from SIS to s25 each all watches
warranted keep good time the money funded Watches
clocks boxes and jewey repaired ia the best
second hand watches and old gold aud silver
bought for cash.
AMOS II. THOMPSON,
m8 msm RICHARD FISHER, j..
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ME- OQsTAVE MELTON, eonsisnee by ship l,,c.
w IRON Hsvre, IN Apni last requested call at he On a.
BOYD HlNCKEN.
MI gTontino Building
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Drug Store, 1872 Broa sy, corner Of
'ch9 81: Also-bwaynes spscu for Gout and Rheumatism
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tHE WHOLE WORLD should knew II that Dr. J1yues
Etpeot9r'n IL certain for asthma, and th-t for
couSs, colds consmpii whoopnz cough, oroEp Dronch
u.s. and every other disease Of the lungs throat
produce the most decded benefit Is recommended by thou
sssds, who have tredt and all say that remedy
without any eicepoD, for all pulmonary diseases have
ever been know for always gives relief AID when
every otheT have failed.
Pr pared only by Dr. Jayse South Third st.
and No sos Broadway, New YORK. Pnce 81 per bottle
m2 lInssc
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TO THE LADIES.

Nrw YoRK. March IL. ls4s.
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BERLIN lkON CASIlNI;S -
FRAMES aud teuden, Mereury parts,n., s., =,
ineBts, Tor sait low a eoust un,,o Ofns
fen lns' OFIhNHs kRtft,sH 40 n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-20

might attend as were not pleased with any neigh
boring church: and this might be resumed Ii there
were ses seen to be general preference IN the
ehureb-soers to 60 OUT The children are gather
ed on sundays spontaneously to sing hymns, the
natural devotion Of children, and to BE read to BY
those who wish to do so and there Is perfect tree
dom to de- any thing for social religion. worship,
thai is felt desirable By any, provided only nothing
il prescribed to one another authoritafyeiy.,
meant TO have asked yorl, IN some desaii' wae-
Their il would not be possible for this community
system to be introduced into oar cites oy persons
OF different employments 'who were Wiling 10 asso-
ca,e, and throw in their small capitals combining
and living together il some large hotel or block oil
houses. agreeably situated. and perhaps having
country house attached | have no head to make
arran eenents, but I shosd ike much TO have
such thing planned out. What do you think
am truly your friend, &c. &c
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rhe 5000 eseorae e.ampheIl.

RON rHE ekRxas OF weLr...sr 4. W. LossTzLtoV
HIGH on the highlands,
AID deep in the day,
The Good George Campbell
Rode free and away.
All saddied, all bridied,
Gay garments he wore:
Home came MS good steed,
But he nevernore
Out came ms mother
Weeping SO sadly!
Out came his beauteous bride,
Waiting so nadly!
All saddled, ali bridlea,
Strong amor he wore:
Home came the saddle,
Blu, he nevermore!
"My meadow lies green,
Unreaped Is my corn;
My garner is empty
Ny child is uaborn!1'
All ssddIed, all bridled,
Sharp weapons he bore:
Home came the saddle,
But he nevermore
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Ahauy, january 7, IsFo. =
nm Before the Vice


TN CHANCERY-Before the vice
f.h,,ceIo--The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
D. Richard Parker and wife, elm pursuance OF ds-
cresl order of his in the above emitted cause.
will be sold public auction under the direction ol ,e
subscriber one OF the Masters OF this Court by W. H. rahk
lin arcljoneer al the Merchants Exchange, IN The Cy Oh
the l4h day OF January next al i ocioch'
noon, OF that day: 80. ,;
Ali tina. certain lot and parcel Of ground situate, yiIg
and bing 10 the Second ard Of the City OF Ne~-fors,
and bounded as follows Easerly in front by John vest
ely in the by ground now or lately alnam nd
of Michael Moore OF the said Richard Parker ana on
The north side by ground nov or lately 6sonng 70
Church in the City OF New York. containing IN breadth In
front and rear, each twenty feet eight inches and IN
length the north SIDE ninetysix feet aud he oo soe
los WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL.
Master in Chancery.
ID II povy- Solicitor d23 2awJl4
The sale OF the above property is postponed 10 The 2Ih
day of January instant al the same time AID place.
New-York, January j.. lS43.
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL, Master in Chancery.
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Al ACT respecting the Collection of

q
"A Taxes in The City OF New-fcrk-Pas,ed January
l2 lsiS-The People OF he Stale oi New YORK repre-
seated in Serale aad assembly do enact as ioiioSS
section J. IL any Tax OF any description on The esaIts
real or personal OF treehocers and Inhab taRis OF m
civ OF New York The thousand eht hcnGrra
ard fory-tws shall remain unpaid on the 2th Day OF fso
usry ensuing the passage o this act IL sha 'sru @
not before that time lawful the collectors hose duty
ay he To collect such charge, receive and ceet
in addition the of such tax, one per cant upon
the amount thereof charge receive and upon
such tax remaining unpaid the twentieth DAY OF
month between the month &c February next and me sl
av o 2r the tin. prescribed by law tor the c'eclos
in The SAID city rske their returns 10 The Chaheel o.
treasurer thereof further addition INCREASE OF one per
cent upon the osuch and such increase or per
centse shall be paid and accounted Tor by sucn CUT
lec,or as a part Of the tax collected b. biTl
Sec So much OF all acts and parts ct acts as ncohsS''
en with the provisions OF lLs act Is hereby repealed.
Sec g. This act shall take effect Immediately.
State OF NewY ark,
with an original law on file, IN It's
Office and do certify that the same
is correct transcript ,heretrom anu
OF the whole OF said original.
ARCHD CAMPBELL,
Dep. Sec OF State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-20

Names OF lntesIates whose rs.
tales have been taken charge
ofby the Public Administrator
or bis predecessor, and which
have no, been heretofor re-
nor,ed
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day, although he has not yet entered into ali the
depths of the unsearchable riches of Christ. 10
be arrested at the point of attainment of any OF
these persons would indeed he to be damned, Off
NAV use such old-fashioned phraseology.) Such
minds we may call sort Of heaoen, but think
these persons would say, that TO be condemned 10
an everlasting self-deveiopmen, in that same hea-
ven, and receive nothing from without or from
the deeper ,vishin which is ,oithoat TO the indi-
vidusl; in short, TO have no more grace OF God,
would make it to them hell. Indeed, the Swe
denborgian bells are neither more nor less than for
the individual to be given up to his individuality;
aud so Swedenborg says the damned arc often not
without their enjoyments; which whole system
shows hew deeply he looked into things. But
what is such enjoyment to the action upon an init
mite good! Tbs JOY of Immortality, and the only
doctrine OF immortality which is not misnomer,
consists in believing that man never is absorbed In
the Infinite, but is coScLusIvgLY RELATIVE for
ever and ever This is, if I read it Alright, your
own doctrine of life, as you have stated in in your
letter TO DR.. Charming, which believe people do
not understand, because you have couched it so
much in theological formulas, that they do not see
il TO be something they have not thought.
At Brook Farm there may be more inclination
10 the error of believing that sesdeSeopeEent, on
the original stock OF human Is the true way,
than TO the equal error of srppesins it Unnecessary
10 undersalue and be unfaithful 10 this original
stock, which prevails il the world. But there are
| those there, who are the predominstiug hie and
strength of the place, who transcend both errors
and there is nothing in the plan of their life which
| favors either.
But will leave moralising and theologising,
and return TO an account of what I saw in my
| visit.
With respect to the labor, which is the material
wealth of the establishment, and the bedy of its
life. they intend to have all trades asd occupations
which contribute TO necessities and healthy elesan-
ciesr within their own borders, so as not so buy
them from without, which is TOO expensive; but
Al present their labor IS agriculture, and the sim
piest housekeeping. They have above a dozen
cows thar they take care Of and sell all their milk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-20

!. 2axswl z KETcBUM. Public Aduini.traor:
HsAkTHEN WARES crates superior
Ia Wre-Tea setis-fcf sale by
z dis GRINHELL, MfNTtRN q Co. 70 South 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17
The gnslv wolf was on the tramp

l 0 pdln t1S cover o. Ills idH
Fierce eyes glared on her from the swamp,
As If they asked her Grand there.
The feathered hermit of the dell
Flew hooting to his oaken cell;
Old tree trunks, OF proportions vast,
Fought for the last time with the blast,
And near her fell with crashing roar,
That shook the numbered forest floor.
Huge grape vines. tied IN leafy col
To grav-armed giants Of the sol
Sw1ine like q vessels loosened shrouds
Drifting beneath bank Of clouds.
But hurried on the forest child.
Though night and tempest IN the wild
Engcndered sights and sounds OF fear,
And not one star Of friendly ray
Her dismal and her dangerous way
Looked softly forth TO cheer.
Gliding through brake and watery fen,
Unframed she reached the woody glen
Through which the swift Conesus winds,
And the blue lake an outlet finds.
Weary with fight, her agile form
Against hernlock stem she leaned,
From the rude buffet OF the storm
BY overhanging foliage screened
She tarried there TIL ceased the ram,
TIL moonshine slvered night again,
And the hoarse clarion Of the gale
Changed its high note to dying vail
Then, freshcned by little rest,
Adventuring forth upon her quest
Along the creeks green margc she spad,
And watey.drops the grove shook down,
When air-gusts waved the branches brown,
On her unshelterc'' head
A wary glance around she threw,
When loomed the ruined fort IN view,
Taught by the legends Of her race,
That haunted was the quiet place,
BY vapory pllantoms OF the dead,
Earth ccholess beneath their tread,
Stalking with fixed and freezing gaze
Mid rnouldcring wrecks Of other days.
Savannah Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

CHRISTOPHER CoLuMDus.-It is stated In late
French paper, that Columbus was not born III
Genoa as Is generally believed. An old project OF
Corsica, IN looking over state papers receRtly,
found IN the registers of Calvi the oct Of birth Of
this itlustriouS navigator. Columbus thcrctors IS
a coun,ryman OF Napoleon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

HULL'S TRUSSES.-Notcc to Rmtured Per
sosPtsons afflicted with ruptures NAV RELY upon ,h
De- and the world aftoFds, application at te
5hcr NO. Vesyeet either II IN. agents In the ril.
eisl towns n tn CnI;=d STATES Be careful r1srn- the
rack pad oil ufs russes, 20 they endorsed by Dr.
huii III ninS None genuTne, b. relied upon as
good, without IN. signature.
Many prisons have undertaken yend limitations Of HILLS
celebrated uSo-s aud thousands are imposed upon in cons,
quencs Thee limitations 81 relied upon they are
1ry Trlzs-s. ''-'' ''7 't4tA
Rooms hase ten fitted Not Ves4y street exclusively
lo ls- having SEPARATE entrance from The business deI.Gt-
rnai- patients. 81 -
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WINDOW sHADESlwindow Shadesl-

w The uhse-ibess respectfully inform, friends snd ts
public thar having leased the spacious store sImes
faIy doors from Nassau they are now prepared 70
orders for Painting of every descTtPon wii neanes
~ and despatch a.. >, \. s,,,,.,s-
i ,;hsr establishment Gold Signs warranted noi to
sd. lss assortment OF well seasoned >sn Boards always
o. Interior Decorations aud Tsnsrencis done TO
order Designs fnniShsd and sNecased N cas'cs -
Specimens OF work can ALWAYS x seen ' 'e'Ne -
Gains 4 me az hand and srs constantly manufacturing Trans
keepers of hotels aos rahs niacs 81 - h ana elpt;ns
L,nielpes Wild vignstIr. French Scrolls INIT 800 100
Ro:e Centres scEgtnra N,5S 4a &. End Of Sas no
matter how diricult painted n superior s'A - 's
lT would Likewise call the Of the PUBLIC TO
most Splendid Gothic Shade. got NJ in good style ana war
In t ~ generally supplied on ts- terms
i; In if ia'A'''s' BARToL x De MAuSY.
PRINTERS AND BINDERS WARERooMS
pRisrS l;EEaTIY REDUCED.-The HOE PRINT
INK Pes Machine ana Meufaciory In c9nselnenee
j ~, in IN. cost ri materials aud labor, are era
be, re,ty reduce the prices Their Fes and Of I'm I'm
Is a Binders materials generally viii DE- seen BY the'f
newly printed Circular which they -g leave to refer
This Esabshmea, sui under the pSFsSna ;r mn
ds1cr of Richard NJ Hoe and Robert Hoe anu 'es -ue
e friends that notwitls tandii: tn great ieduchoh II
All articles manufactured BY this Esahlsh ment sal 'a IN
the high reputation which they have hitherto
Mil also be their CONSTANT endeavQr 70 Improve me qat
han in every particular They tiaer sistllrs Se t
Le old friends will no only continue their iavcrS my It.
Printers generally VIII appreciate their sne9Ios 10 'a
the very best articles At barely einuncFailns by
Orders from ANY part the country Tor All atici' i ~
Printers or BiudrrS including Tyre Ink Paisr etc VI" S
executed with the greatest care ana pFoHip'it"e'
b-st -, -, :, d.. ,,,,ss, r,,sSi.
bl- prc.s with every attention and .Npedo2H -,
B-AIl srticss manufactured ny this r,;taoliNhnenII
will be stamped T. Hos &Co, so that l<sGus RON aniUsa
nav not b. imposed upon with spurious Al 'ices' ~ " ''
' Pfnte Of nrwsrsI. who publish th advertisement, 'i
T her papers TO us will BE- entitled TO payment OF eT o
on buyiac four times the amount oft ~, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

~. FARM FOR, SALE. situate on PasSaIc RI
9sr,yrr about miles from New York and mile from
- Brlleye 1t contains about s. acres, IS of which IS
good house and barn and other onbu dings and
young apple orchard Of aboq, goo trees OF the best selected
Proprietor from N,wYork VIII stop her daily s
aud from Paterson Title indisputab- and portion Of the
money may remain on bond aud mortgage Apply TO
aiS I'm JACOB VREELAND. on the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

EXCHANGE HOTEL. BALTDIORE.-This
IL house having undergone many important alt-rs-
nous md thorough repairs. having BEEN part r-fur.
nlsed with rch and -legan: urltue again open for Tn.
reception Of company.
The position Of THIS Hotels WILL known to require
d-tl Of Its advantages. l. confessed b. -0fle Of
ousRe p=asur oil the favorable Of any IN the
city Il- present proprietor intends that and Industry
shall not b wanting improve natural advantages un-r
has superintendent and respectfully oics patronage Of
h. friends and tbs public ERASTUS COLEMAN
Baltimore April % 1913 All i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17
By Special Appointment.

JOSEPH GILLo1T. Pen Manufacturer to the he
>, c,snC ,rrtosIh. hi.h character vi these Feus has
induced attempt The part Of ,seI is5ernaS a nn
,b nnblc An Inferior article heIri h mis,iled name
tfui elliot omn. tn. fnl IS now III the market II can
readily be detected BY rs unfinished appearance ana 'A
common style III which II i pat ny IN Il. -.
O5ser,e the genuine Pens III marked ~ n J9J ,1,
1nrt'> Paett or Joseph elliott, wtTrdhtsd ana ui'
.ich cross bear, a FAC sime OF his s-nstu,r r,,,,,
The above be had wholesale OF HENRY Jt.SsUt
Of John etrrst. cnIn.r VI L,nld w y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17
g.srFOR SALE-2ll2 ACRES OF LAND.

s11.FOR SALE-2,ll2 ACRES OF LAND
rE, The subscriber Consequence Of his engagements
his daily attention for several N The CITY OF
Philadelphia induced 10 offer for sale his Lands and Saw
Mil Northampton now Pke) county Psnn The prop
@y consists Of five contiguous Of land artiesnake
creek Dinnan Township, patented by the State OF Penn
;ylvana RPb. Morris and conveyed BY him to AsA
tee Rich Wng Esq. Of Philadelphia IT has been conveyed
fee ,e subscriber These and lie within about 100 rods
the Milford aud Owego Turnpike, and extend for thu most
part both sides of the creek about miles to within shout
30 rods of turnpike from Dingmans De awars Bridge,
now being made under liberal appropriation from The STATE
Much the land excellent quality for farming and
meadows IIt;ir labor.
aIed the plough The Mil which has cnSt-iron wheels.
has been built about three years. n- working order can
1000 Per day. aud has good stream OF w1sr-
Is 10 100 NJ Of pune Lumbar being sawed ana PILED M
at the mill The aSes have always BIN paid and the :ltie
proven by the last year! sale by the County commission
or This property Offers advantages TO nilyduas " 10 $3.50
who thu cities
IN the Union such seldom TO be with low
cost The purchase money may be paid part cash 9TH
er property y York Philadelphia aud the balance
h. secured this other good property sad Cities.
dcsired 80 viii be reserved for nhc thousand dol
lars will BE- allowed from purchase and the lumber no" at
mill the purchaser. Address the subscriber 311 Arch
st Philadelphia care of Messrs. VIM y. Seymour s Co.
Chatham SQUARE, y. York.
mt py A { l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17
GREENWICH POTTERY,

Gl WE.T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
5etsc>eH 9th and l0.h .irsnaeS.
'I'HE Subscriber respectfully calls The attention
OF hs public 70 h variety of articles MANUFACTURED
AZ this =stze!isnIl=ntspch STONE" ARE, EARrHrS.
" AREt PckTAsLE Furnaces, CHriSEY Pers GEEEN.
HoCsE TiLE FLOWER PoTs, Ovrs TILE B.cKs AsD Jlss
FIEE BzicX, &c. &c.
As thus The onl establishment OF the kind in The ci,y
whes the above article. manufactured the rubc ar- a..
sur-d hI All Orders " be attended 20 with pompress and
PunctnaiIty, and on The tsogt tsJer1i terms.
b graf Improvement has ben made in PosIAsLE
rRS.cEs 4ad the enlarged aud warranted surr,r 10
any IN ;he city Ing I'm WASHINGTON SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17

.>, NEW-YORK To EASTON, Pa-Peo-
pie, Line. FAR S2.i-Leave Pier No. l. North
-S5StsrSS River s! o'clock n NJ, daily, (Suudays
l2 Sz-c-ped BY steamboat tlIz sbet- Port; or leave
the foot oil CVurtland o'clock A. NJ By NtwJ-r-
Sey Railroad Ezabethtuwn there with The
OF car for Somenie coaches tbece tonly 81 mile army
Easton o'clock F. VI. For seats apply 10 \. D.
HOPE, Merchants Hotel, Il Courtltndts ST..
y B.-Tns route on accoun, OF the short distance by
coaches, Conineuds itself 10 the pablo.
Office removed lrom 3 to IL Courtlandt street seps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-17
ExtFaet Of a Letter from j. Canpb-Il, Jr:

have used the Washington Elixriu several rs of Disrr
hea family the past year with immediate relief in ysry
safe and srfcacious remedy similar attacks Pre- ST.
New York April a. 1873
lie that have used the Washington Elixir Tor ry.
OF paffh9a about ont and cured with ono do,p
III less thar hour have not had also used i, IN A
cas- oil my daughter no very severely attacked and ors
dose cured her IN less than hour and she has never had II
sincr-tse last IA about month. since
Your obj sery ARSEST FINK
T. b IN all cases Of WORMS, 1t never fails.