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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-21

Pain in the Side and Breast.-For the cure of
this diseass, fouad nothing equal TO DIR. Taylor
Balsam of Livetwort, made at 375 Bowery. 1t
cured me when was very III, from a strain which
produced severe pain.
HUGH McGALE, % Thomas 1t.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-21

UHAvE recently reeeived supply Of the above
IL ARTICLES. which will be sold very cheap.
September a.. GEO RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-21
Oysters, Oysters!

TIME subscriber has begun the OYSTER b.
Il slNESS for this season. lie invites all hi.
friends to give him share Of their patronage
He will have his Oysters up fresh. daily. ~hieh he
will sell BY the Pint. Quart. Gallon, OF Cas--ver,
cheap. GEORGE RAENHAL.
October 10, Is43.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-21
DwpoMt's Gmnposrder.

A QUANTITY OF Dupont. celebrated Gpnpow-
IN der Of the Eagle brand, in csnister..
September 2. GEO. RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-21
c0n0l

MANUFACTURED with special reference to
lv1the arts and Medical use, for sale Cheap by
Oct. 10. I8t3. VIM. DORSEY, Droesit.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-21
LINSEED OIL.

A prime and pure article. jus, received and for
tA-ssle on the beet terms, by
Oct. 10, l843. WIN. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-21
GEO. WELLS, 90 John ST.

Difficulty Of Breathing For several months
have been tormented with disease, which tried
every means to cure. But Dr. raylor's Balsom f.
nuy cured me. Fer shortness of breath it acts
like magic. and will be found very beneficial.
ISAAC BURNS, az Cherry st. N. Y.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-21
WINDOW GLASS.

lust received on con.e nment SO boxes 10 BY
ID ~ and 8 by 10 window glass, for sale 81 mae
ufsciurers, prices by
October S, Is43. JNO. JAMESON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-21
Ii O n + Y.

THAvE Just received qusniity Of CLARIFIED
u HONEY, which will be sold low,
July 6. GEO. RAENHAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15
HEALTH AND LONG LIFE.

THIS singulariy eficaclous medicine is now
being introduced into every family and rests claims
g. ,rrosge The credible authority. Numerous cases
p-onT;1tors. See the oiIowlnc
up. W.suISGroN ST., BosToS. 18th June 1913
G-alsnen-WIth stittudr aud pleasure announce The
caos wrought on myself b. the use Of PARIS LIFE
pit Is my whole system deranscd so costive
I'D boun! up thar existence punishment. Some
.;nas the heat o M body such that psrirei with The
last exer,on andso much that my clothes would De quite
.,urar. which soon brought down, and became very
~, md weak applied 10 three different nciors bu, rot
fIe nsvtapPs7d4 to he IaiAry, bui a, pagose
-ru tried your ils but never had less faith avI
t;ssd medicines. took three pills At ngh all two TIE
morning was medicine mild and soothing ope
-aon these the oniy effects for some time, they
wee 10 geai blessing kept constantly taking the pills
for four months and found them gradually overcoming my
ailments until Vas II length resto.ed 20 perfect health. cai
now cordially yield faith the cures forth your
litrle boot ,oRg confess very suspicious of
them liberty publish this for think crater
blessing never gwen 70 mankind than what experience
els me has been conferred b. the your medicine
Yours respectfully, WI. PEARSON.
Sold wholesale By T. Rotsts & CO. si Broadway sler
m Du.pe and retail By the all the most respectable druggists
in Nsw.ToIk- In boxes 80 and Is cts each. j7llln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

RESOURCES AND ADVANTAGES OF MicHIcAy.-
ins State possesses Agricultural, Manufacture
aas, Commercial and Mineral advantages supe-
TO-, perhaps, to any other in the Union, and they
a7e only to be July developed and made known
% public abroad, to insure q l1st Appreciation
Sas turn the mighty tide of emigration which is
eay bearing its thousands to the far west, in
S.eb OF that which can every where be found
a;aln our own borders. We are blessed with a
"a and fertile SOIL saubyious and healthy eli
we unlimited water power, created BY the s..
safy, the Saginaw, the Black, the Flint, the
~agassee, the Grand, the Kalamazoo, the st.
spa the Raisin. the Huron, and q great mum
-. 81 smaller Rivers interspersed throughout the
es .ae' The Grand River Valley affords salt and
san Of the very best quality, and the Upper
a s"p,usaa abounds in the richest Lead and Cop
st,, s'iAes IN the world. Our great agricultural
r;s pe is Wheat, and with half the labor, we can
b,n IN more to the acre and Of "a better quality,
western New.York or Ohio.
ASo,,s,M, alter Forward and A. w. Marks
s" Law, Pittsburgh, Pa, ma Goa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15
BOOKS-BY n. p. w.

BOOkS-BY n p. w.
n. P. WILLIS, becomes every week more spark
ling and lively as we trust it does more popular.
1t is rapidly making itself equally fashionable
and equally sprightly with the old Miro, in its
palnest days. We cut from the last weeks
number the following remarks on the cheap
Literature of the Day:
'Whatcver else may be lief. unfinished at the
end of the world, we are quite sure there has
been enough w,iticn!! The Chow Of promise
was no security against del"ge d books and
it has conc
Oh: for perch on .trarat with NOAH"
the waves Of this great food rcccding, and
thing visible but the "unwritten' mud We
would fam have books :" done away" We would
begin again with two of every kind and wait
with patience for posthumous work by Ham,
Shcm, or !aphet
'sOur eyes are sick Of THIS perpetual .ow
OF (Erh'as)-aud our heat Of tlngs read -
which, believe, are ShcIly's sentiments bet
ter express ID
And by the way, it is marvel where all these
books 90 to. We DO not mean, Of course the
type and paper We mean the spirit, black or
white gray, that on this bridge of print passes
from the authors heart into the readers and there
ahldcs-inore difficult to cast out than the devils
exed into pork three thousand years ago, and still
guarded against by the abhorrent Synagogue.
Fifteen millions of people, all ducle, initiative
and plastic-all, at some moment or other, wait
ing for a type upon which to mould their charac-
ters-and all supplied, heller SHELTER, at q shilling
the pair, with heroes and hcroines made to sell
the creatures God has first created in his own
image taken soft from His hand, and shaped,
moulded and finished by Dc kock and Buwer!
Who is there, high or low, that is not reached by
these possessing and enchanting spirits. We are
sure we do not overratc their power. In our own
case 4 novel of Bulwcr's read in a day, possesses
US exclusively and irrcsistbly for week, and
fingers in our brain for many a day after. Like,
or dislike, the character he draws-yve cannot
resist the fascination Yet you would think the
reading of book, by an editor, would be like
sweeping out the water from brook. What
must it be to the farmer who reads it by his pine
knot fire in the country, and thinks of it all day
over his plough-to the apprentice who reads ii
on Sunday and ponders on it for week over his
bench. We are only looking at them as infusions
into the fountains of opinion and impulse and
if we had time, we would like to trace them till
they appeared in classes of events, or in features
OF national character. 10 do this in detail would
require the space of a lecture or an essay. But,
at Il giancc--to what do we the fact that.
throughout all the middle and lower classes Of
American life, every thing except toll and daily
bread is looked at through the mos: sentimental
and romantic medium In their notions, afftc-
tons, and views of life. the Americans are really
the most romantic people on earth We do not
get this from our English lnreidthcrs-the English
are much the contrary as is possible. We do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

Wool FROM TIE E,sr.-Thc st. Louis New
Era of the Both ult SAYS that the steamboat: Ia
tan, OH her last trip from the Missouri, brought
down twelve bales of wool, marked for Lowell,
Mass 1t was balcd at Bonneville, and is the
product of Cooper County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15
Voc. HIE. no. So.
From the Boston Courier.

ON TIE DEATH OF ALLSToN,
Tn. 4emen, Of beauty, which in thee
Was ssa" prevailing spirit, pure and nigh,
.na from ali guile had made thy being free.
Now seems whisper thou canst never die
ro, Natures priests we shed no Idle tear,
Their nantes on deathless lineage fall:
Though thy white locks length have pressed the bier
Death could not fold thee IN obiyion's pal'!
Majestic forms Thy hand in grace ar5ayed,
Eternal watch will keep beside thy tomb,
While hues aerial which t!y pencil stayed,
lis shades with Heavens radiance Ilume;
Arts meek apostle, holy is thy sway,
II. T. T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

lust PUBLISHED, at the Beacon Office, VI
y Rosevelt-s,rce ~ Y edition Of SuanSs Life of
Jesus, bound 81 boards IS cents The Bible OF Ma
tn.c containing tire essential Of sc'ce work; e cheap,
book extsat price 81 the Beauties OF The Bible 30
cents Bibe = (oset; Ey 92 cegls l. citatenr from
his celebrated letters Washington bound s. p N boards
ST. The BeaconWeeklv continuing Astronomical Nri-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

ORPHAN SCHOOL-The subscriber avals
herself OF this method respectfully inform the public,
ana e cleaS OF NeY ork plyticUla that she Intends
o<nias ~ Orhan School il the City Of New Haven She
proposes 10 receive Orlu Children from 10 twelve
years oil aSe and 70 furnish th-n with and
proper sense and win The careful Instruction.
Her number will BE- limited 10 twelve that she will be
able IN attend Personality their Instruction AID general
cement From oag experience in teachu and the car,
Of clden and the leasantness her residence in New
factioa.
t school will BE- opened Monday the III, july Terms
three dolaTsa week. First quarter PAYABLE in advance
ESTHER a. OSBORN.
pro'. Reajumn SihInan,
Rev. Edward Strong
iyIa Sra /. K. Dow,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

sysgs FOR SALE.-A Farm of POO acres, situated
--ssSn Smithtown, Suffolk county mile from the vags
- Commsck g miles from the railroad On said farm
Is good dwelling house 0good bars with cow house
good youns orchard variety OF cherry and other fruit trees
ell OF good water and Cistern, the barn
Tor farther particulars, inquire OF CHARLES BAKER No.
% Montgomery street, or DAVID BRYAN, BROOKLYN No
Il Fulton street. IVA inr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No ]" JOHN-STREET.
ELIlOT, BURNAP " BABCOCK are con-
" stanty supplied with large and general assortment Of
PAPERS, suited to all departments Of the trade, among
great variety Boston Copperr!ate Papers, of superior
quality: Book and News Printing; Cap, Letter, Folio
Post and Blank Book Papers Printers Cothers' and Carpet
makers Press Boards Druggists, Hardware and Cloth Pa
pers; Binders and Trunk Boards; Steathng and Wrapping
Papers, SC. Sc.
fape-makers supplied with all kinds of stock and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

MARTIN GAYLORD, Tailor and Draper, has
w removed from No. lohn 10 No 49, Nassau ST.,
with j. X. Goodman where lir receiving his Spring and
Summer goods, which he will make order in fashionable
style, furnished in twelve hours notice. Having greatly
reduced his he will be enabled 10 sell a, reduced
prices and he sOcits the vors Of his friends nd The public
whom he feels grateful for the liberal lie has here
tofore received, His good article, punctuality IN
filling orders low nrices and cash delivery. a2i IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15
S,tIT RUEIM-

DINGJEY's UNIVERSAL. OINTMENT has
81 failed % Salt eum and I'll Other
dsase Of the sky eTsb[asa pA,'ean "a Cry vino
have never kroit aii o; ef-,tag speedy and perfect
cure of Salt em fimpie BotcheS on the face,
or eupions on the heads children More than 5000
boxes have been used within the last four years.
Reference given 10 persons this City who know rs viz
To be mad only of he Pro2opeor &c Eeekmanstreei
i,-ii p,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

~ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-From 10
T 800 acres of first quality Of land half timber and half
h-, prate, partly improved. and healthy part of the
STATE Of Illinois VIII be sold low for cash or will be er.
changed Tor other property Inquire the Land Agency OF
fee, 1873 Canal street. ir9 iwaods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15
ORR. skTURDAY MORNING, july rs, 1915

YANKEE ENTERPRISE At THE SoUTH-Hliherto
nearly all the sons of New-England at the South
have turned their attention exclusively to mer
camille and commercial operations. OF late,
there arc many becoming planters, having &C
CURED the means TO prosecute the culture OF cot
ton to good advantage. The latter remark Is
particularly true Of many well educated northern
physicians. The system Of exhausting the soil
by continuous cropping and never manurlng, IN
til the product will pay the cost Of even slave
labor has been so long pursued in that region,
that unless a renovating system of culture be
adopted, vast tracts of land must be abandoned
as utterly valueless. As might be expected, the
Yankees have set their neighbors noble exam
pie in this important matter. They have demon
strated the practcability of doubling the average
product OF every acre cultivated in cotton, and
diminishing the cost of production two cents on
each pound, which. If applied to the whole crop
in the United States would add eightecn nal
lisns Of dollars TO the present profits OF the plant
crs, without the least advance in the price OF the
article. This is precisely what the cotton-grow
ers most need-a great addition to their profits,
without any advance in price. BY keeping down
the price, they will lessen al! foreign competition;
and by the application of superior SKILL and avail
ing themselves of all the advantages of natural
science, lney NAY yet realize generous profits IL
is also worthy of remark, that by growing all the
cotton the market requires on one half the ground
now employed in It's culture, the other half can
be most proftably devoted to the production OF
all other articles adapted to the climate, and val
liable either for export or home consumption
We see it stated in the Cultlvator, on apparently
good authority that the State of Mississippi re-
Gently purchased of the State north of her, corn,
pork, and articles OF animal food. 10 the amount
of :S2,0OG.000 year. Now Mississippi saves
Sl.S00,000 OF this money by producing the same
articles at home, without any dimimltion in her
cotton crop. Buffalo Com. Adv
A MILLEEITE IN ITALr.-A correspondent Of
the Puritan. under date of Genoa, JAN !, writes
g saw Milleritc hero the other day from
Worcester, Mass. &c had come by steamer to
Liverpool, and then directly here, swift as wind
and sail could carry him. From here he took
steamer to Rome, where he expected TO be pcrsc-
cutcd by the Pope; and then he was off for .Jerl-
salem, where, after forty days fast, Christ was to
appear and set up Lis kingdom. He was solemn
as eternity, and fully believed what he said. No
thing could stop him, as he said he could not de.
tain the Lord Jesus Christ, and he could not ap-
hear til! after his forty days fast. he had
scarcely money enough to carry hun there, and
fear before this the dogs have gnawcd his bones
without some city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

a FAMILY, pleasantly situated, giving to their
4 children private educao1 associa III theirs
two or three girls for whom home aud asmar tuition
desired they woula receive Decentralization. Instruction.
embracing Music French SC. Terms moderate If desirable
companions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

INDIA RUBBER HOSE FOR CROTON WA
L TERRIFIC public are rescctfuly invited examine the
article manufactured By the subscriber The superiority OF
India Rubber hose already well known and while he does
fully equal and to bear the pressure OF The Croton Water
much than the generality of this kind OF hose, and
sold al low prices. a far discount made 70 Plumbers.
&. l.. ROSS, III Maiden Lane,
Ilearl and Watrr-strests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15
Hartford Fire Insurance COMPANY.

n afford Fire Insurance Company.
HIKE INSU RANCE al the lowest rates by the
Hartford Fire Insurance -tIncorporasA 1870
This long established and well known Institution, having
been IN active operation upwards Of thirty Yeas continues
insure Houses urntuge Stores, Merchandise. and de-
scrption Of property against or damage b. the
favorable terms. JOHN NELSON Jr Agent
je20 3rnt S. AL street
lire, MARINE AND inland NAViGA-
Il TlON INSURANCE. on the Mutual plan-combined
with e.pItal Of s2N,Oc9 together with The accumulated
THE JACKSON MARINE INSURANCE COMA
NY, N253 v all street, ROW prepared ISSUE Policies
FiTe Marine aud Inland Navigation risks adjusting losses
heretofore, With pr9mpn.sS and bcrai;ry
SIMEON BALDWIN President.
JUSTUS HARRISON, Vice President.
WILLIAM " Dtsas.rr.- Secretary. apps If
fE'HE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
Capital s3QO,Co0 Office 10. 81 W,st. This COMPANY
costumes make insurance against loss damage BY fire and
inland navigation.
Rensselaer, Haven Naiah Taylor, Cors w. Lawrence,
j. Philips tlGnIx William Couch, Micah Baldwin,
John Morrison, Z. l.. Wcoley, Nathaniel Weed,
Joseph B. Narnu,, Tanning G. Tucker John Rankin
David Lee, Nieigs =. Benjamin. - Ohm D. Wolfe,
Caleb .. Hais,sd William " Todd + -rdin and Suvdan.
Henry q. Thompson, r. HAVENS, President
n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

ry,uE COMPLEXION AND ERUPTIONS OF
the Face BODY, Skin, shlrPel tender Flsh, &c
miracle won!er. and blessing, 10 7ay erppons
= n.nt of thu SKIN and tender chopped flesh the
sIisa c5yc1 soia The stef Of fis The .a IS a.
most eEg.na Il h5s 5see,rS4 tie hlsas,i 'eon'gGs Of
tsn-iy for rnpe, scSlss bio;ches se"vy salt heun
an ,anbnrai m@tprM ,iaaped Or tender flesh II Will
eIa1nes 1t the bits Of inects nosqaoe &c.
sold prce cents ct az the sign 81 the AneiiGsn Eagle,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

ss3 FOR SALE in the City o! Newark, r. j.
H House and 81 o.: Land situated in South Broad
No III, within feen minutes walk of the Rail
road Depot The House Is feet front and 3sdeep with large
PIAZZA IN the rear and well nished throughout Also, goGd
v,ftculars apply TO |. NICHOLS, conner OF William an
Weaington.sTeets, or OF WSl. PAUL, on the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

L'OUNTAlNS.-The subscriber manufactures
Cast Iron Fountains Of various patterns and prices from
$50 SIOGO These Fountains present style of beauty not
surpassed BY any ofmaib!e in this country Euro"
For their superior advantages marble TO durability,
whstandn- the tnfin Of keeping their beau
tiiu white appearance from year. and the comparative
IL ow price which they be Introduced l2as.
ure Grounds aias 10 health comfort and enjo ymen the
American Institute arted gold medal the
NJ the last Fair d. l.. FARNAN, 2i7 ltater-st.
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

DlTUMINOUS COAL.-The Mid Lothian Coal
)Mning Company announce 10 their customers and the
consumers of Biumnous Coal IN general that the Company
BY enlagin their mining operations, now prepared TO
contracts TO fill orders for ,e supply Of coal Of
superior quality answering well for all purposes Tor which
adapted For the Information of such persons interested as
have tried their Coa they have in Circular NUMBER OF
certificates consumers showing the quality and adaptation
the Mid Lothian Coal for general aud that through
They hay. also appended TWO chemical examinations aud
analyses Of their Goals carefully made deent times and
places By scic1tifc Chemists exhibiting uniform results and
fully sustaining the practical tests With these evidences OF
quality the Company feel justified in anticipating fair de-
lnaod their Coal and tatt will give entire satisfaction
all who may favor t:,em with their custom.
4. S. WOODBRIDGE, President VI. h. {. VI. Go.
1st lanusrv, 1919
AdJresS-RICHMoSp, VIRGINIA.
The above referred Circular TO be had ar this Office
r2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15
THE TRIBUNE BoOK-BINDERY

tiDCNCI
No. S2ruce-street, Tribune Buildings.
JAMES p2lNIiLf respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that lie commenced business ith
discrimination do justice 10 has customers both quality
OF ycr;mNusi aud scale Of charges He prepared
cute Binding in all It's branches.
jobs Of any rd aiertaning The business solicited o.
dss left a: No. SpIce-s;Icrt VIII be thankfully received
ard faithfully atteTdedto. jy2 I'm
g. HGALrH, QUlET' AND CoMFoRT-'rhe Ora.
ham Fouse 6s B,rcla<trs- NewEoi rrofers advantages
20 STRANGERS s;0ppin few days weeks the city, such
Al. rarely offered Il is eliby located clean ana airy
street very near the business e city ard the
atc vicinity Of the principal steamboat landings. IL
rcu;s aud uet, "h- It's table supplied with
entirely Animal Food sriInul,nts OF ell kinds Charges
moderate eve: effort wade render Bca-ers comiorta-
sle Shower Baths ire-. Remember. 90 5arciav-.r
SF7- Nrio Temperance Boarding Ro'ss on the Ora
HASf SYSTEM at No. - Vesey-street.-This house IS
newly fitted III, cnd furnished the richest style lis tabe
nrors the choices, Fruits Vegetables Goshen Butter Or
ance Comfy Milk &c. Permanent Boarers Will be
noiated on the reasonable Gentlemen and La
dies visiting the Civ earnestly invited TO give trial.
md are assured that they will fund quiet aud neaess not
attainabe in Hotels Terms. moderate a2ftf
~ Caution.-The Travelling Public cautioned
gaist hsir fare AT Albany Schenectady or uiica any
farther West than Syracuse, Suffering their 10 ee
put tn Cars West of Ultra there other modes
from that place Rochester Lewiston, Mag
Falls 9nd Buffalo, much cheaper and Ieasanter As the
,en OF these lines permitted ~ enter the Gar Houses
along the line OF the Railroad, becomes necessary t.r the
ropr.to o these cheaper modes OF CONVEYANCE 10 put The
dyenc Public their guard against L. mpoSitiolS oi
these oIious unnopoiies, by This notice
Syracuse, aiay lSiS myo ;meoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

ITANTED-2 or > little girls as permanent pn.
W ps also listle XII TO be brought mp tsaches
they wal b carefully instructed the English an French
languages Music, Drawing &c sc. Terms moderate also
youn ladies Paro BoarvTs BE- received duriDg tho
Samrner months The situation cool and pleasant, Per-
BY the steamboat Hart have walk fro,
the anding the School Apply personally 10 Mis-. Smith
musinsEllIe Nillase. Staten Llaad iyl2 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

issIFARM FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH
Eee Containing + scre the town Of Summit on South.
Hsn Schoane County. being equal distance four vii
hane ronrI House miles from Rchmondyllle, aud nile
from East Wore ser 100 acres under HI Ia of culliya
Butt FrIedeoda No better farm in the country for grain
aud oubgiings suit'e the place Only about Sgo0 cash
wanted The balance interest The above would
he exchanged for house aud oi the city ork For
garfield ,nqnre Of RAJ PHI Wet, on the premises or
w. II. SWEET, POI CaaI STREET y. Y iyIi 2w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-15

NTANTED-A situation by respectable Young
wom,n of nnexceptonSbe city re'erence ChambeS,
maid and Waite. private family The advertiser Is fully.
ment. iyt3N