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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

-ELIZABETH-POkT ANU NE w
= -Ess..s:,--IYORK FERRY CoMPANI.-SuMMEE
zIE-ssL Asa.s GEnEST Far l2 Cents /,
~, a from EIizaAeth- Port New ork touching at N'"-
Btshton and RGamoai sch iIIF af !2ilG"S
On and after the Ist day Of September, 1913,
-" tiv.bsft.p,r,. Leave Eew.York:
Lea. - rIoc a NJ At5. 8: and lO O'Clock 4. u.
=. % I'D 8 o'clock r NJ AZ 2 aud o'clock P NJ.
- n. Sr.n.y o. SUNDAY,
" "a M y ocIack 3 NJ Ala. 10 md II. O'Clock 4. y!
= o. u rcd o'clock P IL At2, 5, and o'clock P n
\. B-Pssssn:er of WestisId Scotch Plains flanfsid
brook Sonerve, Ees,on anG SGho2Isys you
lave N.w-Yor in the 8: O'Clock boat in the mornius and N
'n 80 f T he g, o'clock boat will leave Somervie II
stages for Eason and for Schooleys Mountain or The arrival
81 az rs for Rahyyar VIII leave NewYork in the TO-,
o'clock boat the morning and IN the O'Clock boat III 'e
IN I or leave. the front OF the Union Hotel quar-
Ter IF an hour p,eySGs 10 II TT +. au29
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NETWORK, SCHOO- ac1 g
s@S54g5 LEYs MOUNTAIN AND - c.
-sgS sT0N, ga E. aud somer-e-zzzz-1E-'Laa
-N-7ille Railroad.
Fo schoolsy' Mountain, eaTs pisr No; North Rvera
o'clock A. NJ daily, SUNDAYS rxcepeJ) by steamboat to
Ezabethrort; or leave the foot of Coutland street at
O'clock! a NJ. BY =. J Railroad 70 Eilzabethtowa thgre
with the for Somerve coaches thence ~ miles
70 the mountain-auvins early in the afternoon.
For Easton leaving above proceed by ra road 70 Som
ey!ie coaches from thence tony "a mesj arriving IN saSon
o'clock,
\ B.Th line connects at Easton with lines running to
Manch Chunk, Reading, Pottsvile, "llkesbarre, &c
This account Of the short distance BE- coaches
making IL By far the most pleasant and expeditions conenas
:ef to the public patronage MI sanderson the proprietor
accommodate private parties with extras at the shortest TO-
tIcs. and on reasonable terms.
For apply \, D, Hope Merchants Hotel ii Court
lIndt street. go
Passengers from Philaaslahlato School3 Mountain will
ia c'cIoch 4. NJ by the ewf orh Rail
road line New Brunswick. Coaches from thence arriving
at the MountGin early same afternoon.
ie29 u SANDERSON * KEhN. PGopIietors.
"a PASSAGE FOR NEW LEANS-Firs
vsl Packet-The splendid as, sailing packet ship Arkan
- Cart BurSes viii sail posiiiyey above her
regular day. having splendid accommodations for CABIN Sec
old Cabin and Storage. Those wishing secure bsrth5
should not fail 10 7 early application on board OF to
WI T. TAPSCOTT,i 3 Peck SLIP;
s13 Corner Wall ST.
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Tn. following facts must he read wa interest, rar;isgI,
by Mr Chelmforls numerous friends ana aceSain'anee
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FOR LONDON-Packet OF September Goth
&Itf-s The packe, ship GLADIATOR. Thomas Brttou
5.yaster will sail above ler regular day. For freight
passage, having superior accommodations, apply on board
GRfXSELL, 2iINT1rRS & c o. 10 sonth 81.
Tberac&et ship WELLINGTON D. CHADWICK master,
Will succeed the Gladiator and Will sail October lOth her re-
cEar dlv 81
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From the New-Y=rk Tribune, January.
" We that Judge Edwards, OF Philadelphia ulaa over
Yeas top O. head bald the pa I'm
hand months since has dark hair row
ing FAST, the Of Jones Coral Hair Restorative
his po.l!iver forces the hair grow, stops falling
scu;f 1ndrtf, and makes light red grey hair gro
lar il dresses tn hair beautifully, and Keeps order
tIycp o1s any other preparation Sold for three h
iiEgs hoe, Il the Of The American Eagle g. Chaha.
.t.rg y. y or 39 Fatqn-s,ree Brooklyn Ledger Bud-
ings P!ildephia. and Statestreer Boston. aul5 I'm
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saaA PART OR TEE WHOLE Of yanabie
ss f. rn sale in Orange County, miles "ss;oi New
-Az.bur.h or Browns turnpike, containing about ~ yes
ling on both ,jes OF The r"d ha> aT,e story dwe'ls
2baTrs saggnnhous and all Other Necessary butlnss mas
9n;t There is neyeT.fa ling stream Of water runnlng
tirSu. it. abouudits with fish, aiSe well ct excellent W.
ys being divided into plough neaiow and pasture
the hest gu ~. and all IN good sOur fence -ri1S
anu " ur further ra-tcuas apply Thomas o. CoEroy,
saS canal street Daniel X Cer 81 Wa;sr street New6nig'
or Of the SUBSCRIBER ." ''' JOHN HoAsE..
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. >s>zy. NEWARK AND NEW YORK
cr.-s.-> Fare only IA csnts.The splendid steamer
60 PA5SAlC, after june ), viii follows
Leave the fa5t o Barclay street, New York, at 10 A. Nj
and att p ".
aYe The foo, OF Centto street Newark I; A VI. and a:
1: Z =.
been greatly po.ec F:s-ht carried at very low rates
:
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Siefe n Ny York, Kings Costnfy, Sc
john Jackson, with hon .r personally acquainted >.
pesrej before THIS 5th dag OF May Is2 and being b. :.
nsworu SAYS that ali ne has stated above is suns.sn,I
and correct in every particular. Suhscrhed and sN
ba;;,ns me- this oh day OF May, 1873
NATHANIEL PARISH, Justice OF The reae.
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I7ENDER FEET.-M. o. CURTIS. 81. I Holm

TENDER + RET.-bI o. CURTIS, No. John
1 street. Broadway has ham, supply OF Velvet
dressed French Ca-Sslus BEAUTIFUL article aud well cu
lated for tender fe First Boots hand made OF this
Various qualities from s. Is Sc So Also hand Gentle
mans 0a Bsosass, Cater Boots, Morocco add Call BIO
cans c. Ladies' ard Misses Gliters Buskin Ties Slippers
Also best quality CT fine and Boots and Shoes fl
Boss oi al from years old and Gpards. Geuilem
Wafer Boots with FIRST London Bend SOes; Cork Sole
Boots &c al of Inch sill &c furnished reasonable prices
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L. NJ CHELMSFORD 32i Washipston.,

NJ g. Barton GumnoTt, FMIale!Fha.
Dr. B. B=il-pear Sri take t;s opportunity ofer,e,as
the use of " ScARrts On Tor Deafness From aeoS
caught SIX ago had teSoms qge deaf much 50 til,
lost al relish io- society Bu; iet II most my ba,ir.,
to1 oT me- mad tired uumbe, Of Phy;ieSas and sot
better aud thinking very ite OF patent medicine though
rny.cdse was hopeless was, however induced wi en-
yGut city last summer 10 Try Scrpas OIL" Ihare ben
using il now about two month";, aud thak hear e vel
s yar ieei rs though the lppies man IN The Vol;
This Oil may not cur, every ore bat rs il has done me- -
senal service would recommend earnestly TO al ii.
deaf CHARLES GALUSHA
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S2~e-5 FOR HUDSON and intermediate
-, la.!siags-Ihs S:eameo,, WESTCHE>-
r, Capt 81. Z. tsLLES wili e4Te the
foot OF Ce, ensuing season. Gvery N!Ghday, WedEss
d. and aiiJaJ O'clock . connecting Hudson with
tn HuGsoa and Berkshire Railroad, which leave
the arrival u th= boat. Returning: the leaves HUDSON
Tuesday, Thursday and srldeF. at O'Clock, = " on Tie
arrival Of IA t-uciu both VAS the iGsf!eG!as
aH..gss fv. i.eich fa.sage. aiply or board OTto
STORES = STEPHENSON, 90 W,%t-:t.
T:z lcat hes Ss5a put cou!z,e odsT !:h asLitloa
au-. Of Rooms. AID wilt be found pleasant AID
comfortable toai any the!lTeC Ths boat Jews 10
MS to. @ !s-ay g :sce.gc sist, and viii leage
Eriiay, -tl AvTii. az Sfa
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REGULAR DAILY LINE.
No 7 If y q - O =

Fare -: cents Breakfast aud Dinner provided board
e. FOR WlIlTESTONE, FL SH-
r!tzsz.,kLA.11ING, THRoGG,s NECK SEW ~;
$500 CHELLE, GLEN COVE BUCkRAAi
OYSTER BAY, AND COLD SPRING.
The Steamboat WAVE, Capt Vanderbilt viii leave Ste
reas Wharf, near the foot Of D-ekman.se-t daily sun
qy exceped at O'Clock P NJ. for NewRocelle and 5ra
Cove ;orcf;ng Wtestone. Returning, yi!i elve Glen
Cove eyerv Tnoran. quarter before O'Clock aud NsEvic
chee at hapes O'Clock again ouGhins a, Whitss'9ae
The Wave viii extend he, t 70 OysisT Bay S9,a SPFnE
VII leave Cold srns eyI5y M9ad9 sg s5nksd'
FOR MAMARONECK, PORT CHESTER, &cTQn
the ar, Of tn boat at R9eh P o be w a ID
nfmeaiats places by The Taylo Lire OF sixhorse foS'
Coaches KurninC will leave Po ShesifT al qs'g 20 o.
son for the boa; 10 New. ork.
Fare bet wecn New-York and
Wbe.fone o; ctsi Msn1ronsck 81: cts.
s'm ~ ...6: Port Chester. ......3l.
M. R0chelle l2t BuckTaIn ......,r...2j
Glen Cove ..l2. Oyster Bay.
Throgg's Neck l2; cents.
Freight taken al very reduced rates. sA
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A DAGuERRE PICTURE MADE EY LIGHTNING
In the volume by Mrs. Child, entitled g Letters
from Newly ork," she quotes the following pas,
sare. proiessedly from a book written hundred
years ago by Virginia cavalier 1t seems thar
nature had given a pretty clear hint OF picture
making by the single medium of light long be-
fore Daguerrc was thought of:
cot all the effects Of lightning that ever
heard Of, the most amazing happened IN this
country in the year 1876. In the summer OF that
year, u surgeon Of ship, whose name was DAVIS,
came ashore at York tc visit patient Tie was
no sooner got into the house but It began to ram,
with many terrible claps OF thunder. "hen It
was almost dark there came terrible flash OF
lightning which struck the surgeon dead as he
was walking about the room, but hurt no other
person, though several were near HIM, At the
same time it made large iio.c IN the trunk OF a
pine tree which grew about ten feet nom the WIZ
dow. But what was most surprising III ths'di5
as,cr was tlat on the breast Of the unfortunate
man that was killed was the figure of a pine tree,
as exactly dehneatcd as any thinner in the world
could do it nav the resemblance Went 80 iar as
to represent the color OF the pine, well as the
figure. The lightning must probably have first
passed through the tree before It struck the man.
;lrl by that means have printed Ike icon OF 1t on
his breast. But. whatever may have been lie
cause, the effect was certain, and cn be atteStcd
by cloud of witnesses, who had the curiosity 10
90 and see TINS wonderful phenomenon,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

WHO Will Be BALD OR GREYIiEAp-
Ed When for the low price OF three shilliugs splen
did head ofaF De had Reader this no purag. Read
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FNlldrII Ma, FFICt II,
Sold at wholesale and retail b. :. g. & D. SANDS dug.
gss, 70 Fulton corner o Go.street. Also sold By ABRl
HAM B. SANDS \ co, No. 273 Broadway corner Of
way " Au9 In
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---.e,sss. MORRIS AND ESSEN KAILKUAD.
ssss.tslsssS -NEW-YORK. NEWARK AND MOkhis'


5iTsT~ TOWN.
aoei@ss y $osi2sk ) : II O'Clock 4 \ NJ n:
,.,enrer, b. The morning train TO orfsown arrive there
M Gi O'clock when stages vii seiinssf TO conTsy them
leo 70 St96hor- SaSrta NeTTroTvn Milford and Owego
Passengers from. iorrstown vii arrive ~ me Z" t1ke The
morning aud evening trans from New ork Tor Philadelphia
y 3D. an arrangement just made the cars on ms ro1
run direct 10 ard from Jersey City connection Win e
rains The Jersey Railroad OF the same hour thereby
sydius any change passengers baggage formerly
The VI E. Railroad having recently been relad with me
heaviest II rail- complete order and Oilers
one Of the attractive and picturesque excursions tn h'
vicinity, wei conmcious st expeditions couTeyance
between New York and A1ostown Tor and freight
which .:ill be taken the removable terms Once Ct
the foot of Coutl2n1 street where ali agent will always be m
attendance. - -
Newark 10 NorrIstoWn. 500
Madison and Chatf am SEQ
Summit 49,. so
hliiiegle .....sl0
jelqtf IRA DODD, Superintendent.
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I , y : II
rM.InnH ~

Nh 4 E. Whi;tamors&.i.-ln AuAas les; kai sessm
daIrhcea on ne 10. sege:e JAYS. Thought Il goag G
tuy make Trial o. your Vegetable Syrup, Theh ~
y-t some time ?rev;au h- exl-rtnert f.su<g "
ei-rctgri car, akin. The ,ar DOSE In iaY 0PiaiH
ILls valuable medicine. ResncctnlIy yours,
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r. NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIF-
t-|TI FRPOOL-Pack-t Of 10th Septemher-The mes and
tSssS2selsgsnt packet ship QUEEN OF The WEST 1850
register Capt p Woodhouse, sill sail on SATURDAY, 10th
Sept, her regular day, ~
this noble packet the largest eyer bi in the City Of New
of lifted rp with every modern Improvement that can
mplT comfor passengers, ne: cabins very spacious
and su?er5 furnished throughout Her between decks are ot
y nthorou-hy lighted She has deck for sec
ond cabin plssesersthe whole atfodins accommodations
seTior 10 any othe: ship.
Persons about visit he Old Country will stad their m
efes; aad comfort by selecting this magnificent ship For
ss-e early application should be made board foot of
GEf!ng Slip. west SIDE OF %
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S; J. T. TAFsCOTT,

The Queen Of the Yves, will sail Liverpool on the tn
Of November Persons wishing send for their friends caa
werai. oa favorable i-rm, D aft' for amount payable
on sulad without Discount u The prlcral ;ow1s OF
England Ireland, Scotland Wales. constantly Tor sale Is
abay=.
re sfsslza wiz succeed the Queen ofth- West and
ssIl 18Th of s-Lf-rnhei 81
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INHIS IMPORTANT INVENTION comprises
a evry convenience that hs applied ia coaklg
II. t0I't Ucet thar 'l lie; o! fuel used IN
tn Ordinary will do neaE double the cooking with
ts OF BOZ 'ns for Washing and doing the general cackag
Inc tlne winch have been great objection III.
COMMON s-oy- are In his entirely obvetsd The ,imp Ar.
aernen OF the top 5g hc each boiler has four different
positions the peculiar application Of the hest ihe oven and
Il. extraordinary facility Tor oasng all OF winch are con.
Quoted with mutual benefit instead of detsnent TO zach
oiaer render fh' stove susceptible OF Improvement. 1t
Of vegetables andour Of dessert each dijnctfrom he other
By ne Arrangement Of the III admit boiler
u ine Large size, measuring from gallons barrels
Il needs oH u be examined I" co.Tnce any OF snpe
monty a1d Tor The OF those who have them,
hundred original letters from scientific gentlemen
may be seena the store, 200 Water street. Every stove is
va rated 20 perform recommended or the money vii b.,
refunded. FISK < FISK NJ pUJ,rr,,.rs "
Aad dealers IN stoves Of every variety drums copper and
sheet non wares NJ the lowest possible rates 200 Water street
between Berkman and Fulton stleet.
bIThe Poor Man, store suitable for small families
Constantly on hand aud the cheapest in me 2neoi
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DRAFTS on ENGLAND. IRE

,-5SliS.e-s-e DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE
,/Zzf19st - LAND, &c.---P-r;oas about, renting
LzIktiLiIfJ- noley 20 their friends the old country.
--:-E=.-, cln ne snrped with Gfaits H. sums OF &,
-, -, IS SO. $50 $50, any amount.
.a. sr1nl, ithnut discount any Other charge ~
liz tlonal Bank Of Leland Provincial INK ofdo Me>,rs.
tne GGIt, Sou X Co Bankers, London; Barued : Co.
Exchange and Discount Bunk: Liverpool; Eastern Bank,
Sep,arl: Gfenock Banking CO; Sir VIM. Forbes Hunter
Co Seotlnd md tie branches IL eEe town through;
Ireland Scotland aud " aies which drafts viii
BE- fed By the Britannia, which leaves Boston
the i5sa September application 70
W X J. T. TAPSCOTF,
~ -r General Passage Office, % Peck Slip, southst.
- B. All letters from the country come post pad. So
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5l , S.5 I'll ..s. II. ;9st G T.
every Tuesdly, Thursday md Saturday
at oo s,iin. ~ ali the intermediate places. The Utica
is FURNISHED superior s:sroons aud Is otherwise unSur-
passed or accommodation.
: Eo5 passage o: freight. apply board. mart
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- -..l-a For NEVVBURG fI-Lendins at
-EGs:s-- t;aiwei7 West Point, Cold Spring, aud
He st--m6oat jas MADisON Capt. Cbag. Hslssal,
will leave Warrensest pier every Tuesday and Friday alter
noon II o'clock.
Baggage Packages Parcels, Bank Bills Specie PM
on boar. this boat without entered The book or re-
ceips for must the risk OF the thereof all
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Z. ., r wHlTTgMoRE.

Sonalat say 81 us medicine may arrays . to.o
n Wholesale ald r5tai pf i. b. X D. "a Prod.
street and az retail brai5m b ;dud5 z ~ "a :;
way, coras7 Of Chzmbos-1tIeet; and af D SANDS p9ee
tizt Bfosd"aF, Mafse:-stIesb Nrwi ,us lp
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: nr2zz IT POWELL " CO.'S LINE FOR
.zszsAss&s-- NEWBuRGH Landing: at CALDWELL; Wg; w;
1880 Point and Cold Spring The steamboat HIGH
tsa.stTetl syefy Monday Thursday and SATURDAY., at
O'Clock, P NJ. Retuning, will leave NeybeEgh, Every
r NJ For freight psss3gs srly 70 the Ca?: on board
nut on board must be al risk Of The thereof unless
bill OF lading receipts be signed for the lyli
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From r. David 5. Ms, j, Of Euslwick l. J., gsa
known ~ tie CITY cl Sew-fork, oEe tax S1p"'
il.fn- II I.ti.r liifk
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Tor Deles5, down each Dotte and with tht wrttea sc
nature OF 8. Bell or the wrapper.
PGeIarst BY 3 Bell and sold wholesale and sesi By A. B.
s D. Sands druggists 70 Fultonst corner Of Gold also sold
b. A Sands & Co., No. 2I3 Broadway D. Sands Co..
Il EaSi Rrnadrnw an In
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Esr-R -NEW YOSk and KINGSTON
..,=z.--ilsts>s--l STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
NfI-Fo! Kingston and Delaware aud Hud=
son Canal--s5tssinboats NORWICH and EMERALD.
The NORWICH Captain JOIN ). ELS will leave New
York foot OF " rren street. eTey "Wednesday and Saturday
AZ o'clock 2. NJ
WIN leave ksi;o;. iRoplout Landing every Tuesday
and Friday, al O'Clock, 7. NJ.
The EMERALD captain JoHv KErcHua, will leave
New ots foot q :r0y street every Monday and Thurs
viii Lave Kins:tn (f.oaieu; I-.,i.sg -Yc:y claes
day ari Saturday et o'clock, I. NJ
so5 freight or passage Apply on eoa.d. rhas i
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JraT I-I rtttIVeI yOuFs u lbr tIn lE5I =, I'm.
noon and according TO your request hste 10 eve you ~
mediate answer. XII
Ia rel ION your Medicine rlos willingly s1' TI@
Know OF rs good Qualities Bcree lay iaiy A ser,;
place he'd c6nsiderabi Gi,:r5 IN nay bowels to dIti
rnt tmss and ,ch time took so,ce your M sic.aef olr
received almost immediate relief WIS tiled Il on os ,
Mas Rider have some OF il i3 her babe, child iGa nd
the bowl complaint Tor days very b!d, ana g;ria,
use OF u wjl:t eua! success ard .nks there Is 10 sSs
10 7q0ai II 5r children Who suie from nat IIins
h14 recommended II % vT 81 her faras ana g - b
that her ae should b. joined i'll ouss, beiieiIS s,sr
made "a. of DAVID ;. 4ii.L', S
me pubic pzrcollry cau;gaet - beWai9 z,
si.s detect which ;!- have ouy t0exaias te he
around aec. baltie ws Will invariably be sGIrd O' "
proprietor III lis Cggn ,a!.ir t... -,,,NopE
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DANDRUFF, or Loss of Hair, Is caused by
Oanguil ohstuc,eh cgcnaton in Inc small bOodyEsss

DANDRUtF, or Loss of Hair, Is caused bya
Dlancud orobsuc,ed circulation in the small boodCss
which supply the scalp and han with nourshment conss
cot which he respiration becomes thick aPd sanmy
aud dss the surface forming crust called da1drfShich
clogs up thu pores of The skin and by il pressure against the
roots Of the hair prevents rom receiving sufficient nou
pleasant changes color and falls off This unhealthy sfe
ton is very speedily aud etecuall' cured by JAYNEs
HAIR TONIC, which reyives the dormant powers Of tt
surface vessels the dtnd and produces new and
vented or removed where is already EXIST,
The following certificate is selected which sufficiently
groves its extraordinary virtues;
Nlessrs ~ B. & D. sands Cientlemen-As act Of usts
to roy and D Jayne send you this certificate TO inform 70.
OF the Invaluable benefit my wife Las received from the usd
Dr. JayeS Hair Tonic. She lost only her entire headd
hair but sr eyebrow also; aud s trying various rsrne
with benefit, she usrl Dr. J2yTes Hair Tonic She ayG
bottles beIoIe could discover the hair had started n
a0mfn,sng h the third started ont finely ~
in weeks heed and yebows covered with htt
growth Of e black hair better than she had oSt. think
entirely prouced b. te OF the Tonic, and woud
comment It 10 ali who .:ee! similar remedy.
Prepared only BY Dr. D. JAYNE, % south Thirdsirs
Philadelphia. Price -.
Il L. "a @
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Read the following editorial sCul tbe Times
Dr4rNEss CuREDWe have heard great many sneak Of
he virtues Of Sclr,as Acoustic Oil remedy for p,.i
ness and assured that unsurpassed BY any rg
known for the purpose One instances Of curative
sfect5aye been pointed that really astonishing
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iray yours JOHN y. JACKSON
i,TeIsfed only By Or; d. JAYNE, 80 South ThiEdatna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

S. SET MORNING BOAT FOR PEEAo-
rz-EEA@IKILL. Verplanck, GrassyPoint, Sing SinS,
errsrovvn DobTs Ferry Hastings and Yoqs;
steamer CoLUMBUS Capt. VIA Z. Erazea, Will leave
York from he foo: Of chambs[ stree, ssy EGn3f
Same day a, 70. o'clock P NJ except Sundays, when she
VII la2e Peekskill at oe!oek r ~ Landing a. The tool
NoTcr-Ail goods, cg, baggage bank bills specie or
a other kind ofp.oeIy, taken sIed or put or board this
boat the risk OF tic owners OF sucn goods freight
baggage. sc.
u Al PERSONS forbid trusting account CT
said boat leli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

The following letter is from the correspondence
of the Rochester Democrat, and contains matter
Of no little interest:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

,~ NETWORK, SCHOO- aac1a g
sI5SsSssI5 LEY'S MOUNTAIN AND c.
$500 ASTON va E. aud Somer GEEK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

TO THE. DEAF.-We heard Sc much lately of ismsr
FOR Deafness called Scarpa'S Acoustic OIL That ". A.
led 10 give it tins passing notice. We b.eye however Ii,
medicine IS for sale only IN Philadelphia but ii 1t havei
the virtues near asctbed the trouble OF ding iU,
the article would be anpl sepsb BY its use We have it
who have used successfully and who believe 10 b. lie
best remedy ever Yst prescribed,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

ExeCUtorS OF Wir. Dn.cherI deceasri.
Tarrvtoyn August 81 1873. au2i law 6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-14

Bugnwicx. Oct05sT Ih. II %,
Dear Sir received yours Of bs Gt Es'. YESTERDAY ~
noon aud according 70 YOU request htt 70 give you