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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

,sEs@FOR SALE-A Farm of about 81 acres, SIT
s,nared in northampton about Is miles from Bal!ston
- lriGs. About acres are leased land the renainde1
in fee There about of wood land thrifty orchard
and not an acre OF waste land upon the place. The bull inss
are House Barn Wood and Wagon House all in good CON
ditiom there also nayerfns well of water convenient
Is situated.
There is another Farm nearly adjoining the above tain
ing about % leased Land with House aud Be mere
Both Farms one mile OF me VII ase and -e upon
5000 tie purchase money bend and m2rtssse
For further information inquire Of u. COfELAND, upon
the premises or at No Is Proapect-street, Brooklyn
on,DnA d S,.tNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

TAYNE'S VERMlEUGE has Staddened the
=; hearts of many mother who had expected sGon 10 follow
her child 10 the grave found restored life and rosy
ealh by this celebrated specific 1t sypes Worms without
srtaes s c" tonic with those an ate Neither the
Vermuge nor the E1pectorant has ya IN the whole range
AZ ,bs medjca diseases for winch II adapted
worms ARE: SWEPT AWAY from the ti stomach h, ana D
powsIs bv ,ynes Tonic VeTmtIge rs by the Bosom oil ae
s,uc,;o Tbsv perish under searching influence instant
expelled with the mgf@s IN wmsh In-y s ar @
scurnnce OF the disorder should take place few doses OF
the preparation will fail tc produce me desired ooesf
for the effect does weaken with epeuon nose ""l
su rf from Piles I,eni-ten Fever compliant VIE
mild tonic atsraiye may be desirable "it ihu III
J,yne's Tonic Vermiluge valuable remedy.
, Sold By a. B. * D. SANDS Druggists, at who5ss.e
o .,.,ray, ~ sic In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04
INDIAN PULMONARY

GRANTS INDIAN PULM0AAhaL.
BALSAhl, and also The PURlff NJ sH =
rRACT.-The pulmonary BTIsam' =
compounded and prepared from vegetable ' ~.
pT1nr.etori larhr? mans .at5 slnre by TX
nd Kns; o! he Six Nations. ft J, I'e .9Sb
mended hi me dici.al c0mIon9t 70 Gen H.
g the indians is ~ pfeFens ana 'u, y, tsaa.s
:CoI,is. and Copurnlntio9. aud also 20 e't""''
AMI ptfrJy the 6lood. - .,...-, ,f<i
The FrJyiak Ext,Get8 p'5se ,is,opsr7
same aireratjye mclicar0ii a. ne wv ~ d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

= To be had wholesale and retail Of A. B. & D. Sands
Druggists No 70 Fulton street; 213 Broadway; II East
Broadway. s6 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

ess..A PART OR THE WHOLE ct valuable
s Farm for sale in Orange COUNTY, miles West Of New
.I.bul Browns turnpike, containing about l50 acres
lying both sides of the road has large story dwelling
barns wagSonhous and all other buildings has
fruit. There is neyer;ang stream Of S"teF running
through it, Astounding with fish Also well OF excellent
ter the door There about 20 Of wood and, the
remainder being divided into rlough lneadow aud pasture
easy For further particulars, apply Thomas g. Conroy
2OS Canal street Daniel X Calyer 81 Water NewbuIg
or Of the subscriber on the premises.
sI2 lm+ JOHN HOASE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04
fTWENTY-FIRsT -srREET FLAGGED

JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioners Office, Sept 18th 1873 $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
no % IOHN.STREET


ELLIOT, BURNAP 81 BABCOCk are con-
~ stansly supplied with large and general assortment Of
fAPERs suited to all departments oil The sds, anon
iuaIity; Book and News Printing: Cap, Letter, Folio
Post and Blank Book P9Ps. Fgte Go,hers t ard ,6 G
GERS; Binders, and Trunk Boards sheatns and Wrapping
Papers, &c. &c.
Paper-makers supplied with ali KINDS OF STOCK and mate
rails. lsso II
zGOMETHlNG NEW IN GOTAAM-House,
y Kerpers Take Notice-Walley'. Parent Gothic Cooking
Range This important improvement comprises EYER posi-,
bic that cen De apped 10 COOKING ase, ana
sill recommend tsefto every honsekeeper ior iTs
simplicity convenience durability and economy II IS made
entirely Of IRON Gothic syis 81 inches his nsu a
to level surface: Will do double the work oil me
ss with one half the quantity OF fuel and can BE- SCI IN an!
place by ordinary mason III the space oil or I
has the following advantages all others VIZ \ lase
s oven on Que SIDE and a.. portable Oven on the TOP
Of the other side, which can bs used or not as ~ h
50 constructed thai part the Whole OF the range san oe
ed and b the adoption OF false CRATE can os used WIN e
eate economy IN summer winter thus obrdting the ne
csrity Of burning large quantity ct iuei 70 90 sl @
quantity of water for Baths Culinary purposes tcsre
With coutriyance for heating which be attached
desired The inventor having spent sea Gsr % .T a
the very best and most economical ever eiTsa 10 IN.
lie and would invite those about ERECTING buildings or MIRO
ssu and William sts or at Geo. +. Nerkisr No So Blocker
and see the operation OF tins rIS 5T2Ge W Ss
where. so I'm AERhLf -s- \ " Al l.
THE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
i CAPITAL S3OO,O0a Office No. 81 Wall ST ms t9upenI
inland navigation
Philips b Fsssa Viii 6isth R
John Morrison, L. W2osy, N sH Rnk Weed
2seh VAmnm FhGnn5 s. Wo
g gakS Oh Halsted William " snSta
Henry g. Thompson, H. have >, ttes''f',
r,yI his,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

~ 1.ao)a IT POWELL " Co.'S Pine tQR
rsz=sa>a5 NEWBURGH Landing a, CaldwelpS, W YES
Point and Cod SpIng-The steamboat 7tIH
iensticsf Nonday Thssd;ay sn s5ardsy, i at
WouJay at G! A. NJ tuesday at 5 P NJ, and Friday at
For freight pa So ap to s 1a S on Spsf
nut on board must the s Of the thereof nless
Iii Of ahn., or r.cain:s he signed for the JNli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

ne 10 E b Russian twas written by of their
oss Poets Tbs Ode IS sad 70
;.,e -. rch silk and suspended In the Imperial Palace
Psn ne Emp Io OF Japan has! !; tf-nSiasd INTO the
49, anl.oiersf. in gold, aud hung IN the lem OF 9tl
do IS gratifyiag iern that these nstous hAre a9i
themselves die honor, TO bstew such praise cal ms oD
composition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

V scsy3 -MORNING boat FOR PEEkS
sszz-.AA1KILL. Verplanc,, Grassy Point Sing Sing,
arrytown, Dobbs Ferry Hastings and Yonk
srs-Breakast and Dinner ooardIhe and splendid
steamer COLUMBUS, Capt. VIM. II. Frazes, viii leave
New York from the foo. of Chambers street every morning
fridays excepted a oclock; and returning leave sekski
will Ieave Peekskill a, O'clock P. n Landing at the foot
of Hammond street each way Freight taken at reduced rates
goods freight, baggage bank bills specie
any other kind ofmorey taken shipped put board this
boat be the risk Of the ofsuch goods reght
baggage. SC.
. Al persons forbid trusting one on accogn, of
aid hnat or nyYnerS lel1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

SHOEEL PANS-6oN dozen Shovel Pans. for
>SSsale By CEs. HUBBARD, 2Liber;y-srreet. $50 Iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

:sasset =, NEWARK AND Ne W YOkk.-
Fare only IL. cents Fall and WlntsT Al.
ad alter Oct 5. run as follows
Leave NewYork from foo, OF Barcaystreet, o'clock
Leave Newark. from foot of Ccntse-street o'clock
The ACCOMMODATIONS both for passengers and freight
(Which is carried at very low raes) have been greatly I'M
= g:s5z~a f<STATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot
: In lsLANDER viii leWs New York
and Staten Island and after October follows until
Leave Yey York s-ll.2-ss-3;.
and is at The the r'sb Of the owner thereof
: I].Ss:s..lT6RT Fairy coMPAST.DrAllA Ar
s'saSa5fs + and cNpERELLA
gly daily from Ez ebsthPo Newly , touching al Nav
Bs@0u and rG FiEi siSs 8 i0"'
On 2d .s hs ?0h day OF ssrtt@3SS !Ss
~ C O'clock a NJ Al 5lo'clocs a NJ
\ \ / !. ':N. \ \ 4 IN.
A s as 6l0st i and T s esSs + NJ
Bfss9ss5s ST fssd Sc; Se0;s Plans TFansd
By the sz2bsth"s M and Somsryil: kaitosd Cars vii
the 81 O'Clock boats ii TIE afternoon.
rssensf,s from the socI0sk boat WI leave somervileip
Of tho So,nervlis
Passengers for Railway wl leave New-Yor, in the 10
O'clock boat the moaning and IL the 3. o'clock boat IN the
afternoon Fsse 10 Railway - ce!its.
The Horse Car Will leave the front OF the Union Hotel quar-
ter Of hour preyi2as the departure of each boat
AL baggage al the risk ofits 1Nsosr, s2S
rss.zsysysqs MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
Ss 1900 rN 51S1S NEWARK AND MORRIS
Lesye Ner-yorS Lea,e Ne.sSr. Leave loryil,oy=
ss''l@sA # S''sSE 4 N s's:?sa 4 4 # H:
Passengers BY the morning rrn Merristou arrive there
nyl0 O'clock when stages viii be readiness 20 convex ,her
- SchcolsyS Mountain, Washington EeSlGsre Sd taStaa
dso 10 Staalope, Spara, Newtown, Milford and Owese.
Passengers from Aorrisown Will arrive time 70 take e
nenlgs and eeung from New York for Fh!iadelhia
ian a,f,ss 70 and from Jsssy City N connection With me
The Nj x E. Railroad having recently been relal with the
II r5il Is now u complete running order, aId offers
one OF the most attactre and picturesque exclusions
sn!l rs comGnocus aud expeditions conveyance
Ss" f2Aand scFristowaio passengers and freight
%hea WIZ be taken on The most reasonable OtEes
ne loot Io0rtandt street. where agea, viii always
l;teatance.
RATES OF coMMuTaTIoN PER ANNuM.
NswayS 70 Morristo ....S 6e
Madison ard Chatham $50
SUNNY $50
GiieVliie SO
;sls,f ira DoDD. Superintendent,
TEWELRY OF THE LATEST PATTERNS,
y Plated Cake Baskets, Castor aud Candles;cks,
britannia, Coffee Pots, Tea Sets and Urus;
Gothic, Sandwich and Convex Tea TRAYS;
Table Cutsry IN single dozens of 81 pieces and
ALBERT BEACH,
SIS 2W az ia Chashaua-sfrert near pearl.strest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04


- TOWN POINT, daily sqn1sys e1cspes)
Steamer tOClLAND, Capt. Crawford, Will leave Middle
town Point Mondays, Tuesdays Wednesdays thursdays
o'clock r NJ Returning. leave foot OF Robin
sonsteei on Tuesdays, Wednesdays Thursdays aud Fn-
will be readiness the arrival the boat TO convey
sepgers 10 Freehold OF any part Of the counr. Uniform
compi or target excursions parties of pleasure Sc. will
be rkel TO and from Fort Hamilton Rapport reasonable
-. % 6m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

sd tOJit tNNS "FOH SALE-COnialnlng
III from 100 acres.-The above Farms pleasantly
LIE situated in The village of New Providence Essex Co.
New-Jersy. The land good and in high Of cult
vaton The houses and oubuiidings in good repair.
The mail stage passing through the place and from The
city of NewFcrk four times week. They viii be sold
s-naraa. Persons wishing information said farms
can see the subscriber Mech Hotel Coutaudt
street, every Monday afternoon and evening
NATHANIEL BONNELL.
ba~rG ltn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

THE BEST EXTRACT OF SARSaPARlL-
l. a now made thai whith no fa, is uss,-Such is
5oSs.s.S shsTRAEI OF sARsAPARLLAc CANDY.
one . csns achsse al which contain
Of the medicinal properties O; the roe It is made by rev
shlnry IS one OF the excellent physics e, white
>t-- = w AS -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

ATOTICE.-SeaIe Proposals will be received BY
the subscriber until the ith October, 1872 al P NJ
he Office OF the Crotou Aqueduct cESs fer Ten Piy
Lead 10 be delivered in quantities 2s required
Ns'N' y JAMES a. COFFIN President
Ssw.york. Sent, 9th 1913. x@a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

w u 7 - IN p, ist.E tLt,GNEU De
4 the 9Th ana 10Th aHenues.Pn Notice is hereb
gwen that petition has beea prevented ia the Board
Stant Aldermen flag iaur feet wide through n
YorjieEly sidewalk OF 2lststeet between the 9Th and 9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04
FlShS PATENT NOVELTY COOKING
STOVE. FOR COAL Or WOOD.

JOHN II. kEYSER No. 223i WATERSHED
s29 I'm - doors from Be-kman-street. Nrv- Y ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

: 80 -rVENiNG LINE At SENEN
= a. O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY AND Troy Fl IcI
$3.50. direct without landing The splendid low
s-sss5Te -sfssn5oat SWALLOW, Capt. Milan, will
leave the Of Courtlandstree s,e nesGay
- Tha Swallow has large number of elegant sI1.e
rooms aud for speed and accommodation not surpassed vi
uuLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

TEWELRY OF THE LATEST PATTERNS
y Plated Cake Baskets, Castors and Candles;icks,
Britannia, Coffee Pots, Tea Sets and Urrs
Gothic, Sandwich and Convex Tea Trays;
Table Cutry single dozens of 81 pieces
many othsr goods ofa similar description. fer sale
ALBERT BEACH,
SIS 2w. az ia Chathsua-srrert near Psar!-strest.
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Illustrated by G.. CHAPMAN, who is exclusively enga-
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IN the course a weeks, undersigned viii ON
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COLDS, COUGHS. AND CONSUMPTION.

These universal complaints fad every fami-
~ attended with or less
sarded by little attention. until thes bege
TO assume serious chasae.er Why are pa:ienis
lectiu themselves when they know that IN all
in all Are iaey that requires longer
;ime disease when suffered knit
the vtals, Win those who desire health good
and always be provided with few bottles Dr.
Dancan's ExpectoTan Remedy shershy hey
datey the fatal progress of Consumption,
De compelled spend misery and raln besides
making '.ipoteeary SaoP' OF their s,omaehss Thi,
Medicine efee ii used in due ason md
always produces relief the hopeless
soothing sud paaung effects. This ~ eensol
appreciate.
Qoe aasd Wholesale DEPOT, North eighth Seoc, Phil
adeiphla Piice ) per bottle.
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CAPACITY OF BLACKS,

A number OF instances cited in the Liberia
Herald. Of celebrated black men who have DIS
tinguished themselves, Notwithstanding every
disadv antage. Among them are, Hannibal an Az
rican, who rose 10 the rank of acknowledgement,
under Peter the Great of Russia. HIS con, a
mulatio, was also leutenantgeneral in the
Russian corps of Artillery Francis Williams, a
black, born in Jamaica, was educated in the Uni.
versiiy Of Cambridge. After his return to Jamai-
ca he taught Latin and tho Mathematics. Antho
ny Williams Amo, born at Guinea, took The de.
gree of Doctor in Philosophy at the University of
Wn,emhnrg. and distinguished himself in meta
ply sizes, he was also skilled in the learned Iangua-
ges. job Ben Solomon, Of the Mohnme Ia
kan, Of Banda, was taken $780, uni suid in
Mary land; no found his way TO England, and be-
came acquainted with Sir Hanse Sloane, for hom
he translated Arabic manuscripts James Eliza
John Capitein. an African, carried slave
to Holland, where he acquired several learned
languages, and took degrees 10 theology at the
CalvInis,c minister TO Guinea Ignatius Sancho
distinguished himself as literary character in
England, died in 1850. Thomas Fuller, an Al
rcan, who, although unable to read or write, per-
formed difficult, arihme'cul calculations with
amazing facility. Balinda, after being q slave
for forty years in Massachusetts, addressed, in
1852, on eloquent petition 10 the legislature Of
thu, state for The freedom Of herself and daughter
The petition has been preserved in one of the
volumes of the American Museum. Oheo
published, in 1874, at Baltimore, eloquent es-
say against the slavery of Africans. Cesar, a
black Of North Carolina, wrote several popular
pieces Of poetry.
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K NDER the comprehensive title Of ~TIE TWO
~ WORLDS,'' the subscribers have commenced the
publication large double medium folio weekly paper,
81 columns which size. the price beng taken
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ael in the United States Twenty of columns of each
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-22
COLD SETTLED ON THE LUNGS.

Is common complaint, and be
removed BY DIR. D,ncan's Expeeorsnt Remedy This
produces much suffering and distress,
alarming account of threatening
Physician sent for md medicine prescribed,
effect when they the lungs be
gone and the hopeless; and the patient die
Consumption In this lingering situation hundreds
under The mistaken idea of their disease 10 be Consop
tion,') when nothing than Cold seitIed
Lungs the patient thus neglected until the unss
de ec.nelly become diseased Why is il that
(prononnced) hopeless have been restored
health The very plain and obvious They
fnenced using Dr. Duncan's Expeeiorant Remedy, and
lungs entirely they finally
A fair trial this Medicine wi, all
For No 10 North Eeighth Philadcp h,a.
Price s. per bottle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-22

Il well known fact that consumption destroys moro
lives than any other disease record 30 geeat mas
destruction throughout the United States within
year ending January last, that upwards OF 'ouoo
persons died insdious disease in one year
Shocking Were that this fact has been care
fully asceained records of mortality. coild not
credit We behold its fatal fam
all gathering its cherries embrace
circle and gloom and darkness
over its place These ocular demonstrations
must ALL time should be spared IN procu
ing Immediately arrest its fatal progress be-
fore it is too late.
Therefore, you who afflicted with the first symptoms
consumptive l,uimora delay not III using
Dr. Duncans Expectorant Remedy is certain erad-
from system the FIRST evil seed OF con
sumption, aud will also perfect health many OF
who have long been confined sick chamber gwen
incuabe, for the of proper medcIne Agents
from parts United States speak of The wonderful
this discovery the healing art Tor fescuins
thousa nds from the cold and silent grave.
Nef4 ebos medicine n NcsoIaGle pTepara-
ton, pleasant and suitable undot
any Full directions described IN
pa implicit accompanying the medicine.
Always for Dr. Duncan's ENpectorant Remedy. and
persuaded other until give II fair
All genuine has the envelope representa- ton of
Hope
C1tttoH-TheIe persons that sell the above
dcine, guilty of recommending trash of their
stewiug which they buy tre aud offer the
place OF DR. Ddncan This they do to speculate at he
and health of those who their guard
Purchasers, be careful of thosn rogues
Principal Office No 49, North Eighth street, fhilade-
phia. Price 81 per bottle, or six for five dollars
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IMPORTANT WARNING.

H evident, and decided oy the experienced Phy-
sicans that Consumption mostly by
Of cold at the first attack How
that put OF from procuring suitable med-
until the disease begins
when in all probability they the power of medical
mid. May these lines warning those with
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