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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-22
The Sunhower.
THE FOUNDING OF THE BELL

1ftE N UT lIiL btILi1.
BY CHARLES MAcKAY.
Hark,. how the furnace pants and roars.
Hark. how the molten metal pours,
As, bursting from its iron doors.
II glitters in the sun.
Now through the ready mould it flows,
Seething and kissing as it goes,
And filling every ereviee up
AS the red vintage fills the cup:
Hurra. the tcork is done!t
Unswathe him now. Take of each stay
That binds him to his couch of clay
And let him struggle into day;
Let chain ahd pulley run,
With Welding crank and steady rope.
Ia rounded beauty, ribb'd in strength,
Without a flaw in all his length:
Hurra. the uork is done!'
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-22

Doctor MiIlmtt. of Ibis city. The experiment
was made on h Long Island FARM Of wltitl, ls
Is The proprietor,
G@HtirHaH Tile very low price If most
articles If agricultural pfoi'ica III this Mar
ret must be a innttef ct sHriptq consideration
10 tie Partners nf The Southern Counties al
ilrls state. AZ tho sniuG times that No shall IT,
ioIrs Mt tho facilities which have hfet afforded
~ our IS"rtlinrti hhthrrn to bring their sur
plus produce to litls iit1rhef, II In incumbent
upon liz nj Tho South who have paid HIGHER
Fof poorer land, 10 devise sirh meats M are
#tlliltl oar reach 10 retain some IT tho hivnn-
fag"s 81 4 more Immediate iieiphbnrIlnnd tn
tl1ls tttyr~-Ffui', rom its rrrlshahlp nature.
Is no doubt ono n' The principal items which
should f1rnEa our attention. Good fruit
would not only be 4 sutftr Of profit to Tho or
"%lartElst, but would also ba considered a mat
Ter TT great tnvrntCnrH 10 our hotel Keepers 10
be- able iu obtain 1T fresh 1T n laH hours itolIrr.
Impressed with Tho foregoing ideas. | was IN
lnfrd ~ pay e,tan attention f., tie Growth If
iig itess on my farm. md | ntn happy to SAY
my Rr'rcrsa hos exceeded my best W~isltra. !
hope this year to have ripe iigs aR carly rs
my Notwithstanding that others may try lbs
experiment ! will state in lis GoW words as
possible how ! proceeded. The iroe was
| planted uraf tlo house So rs IT, ln sheltered
from thd North, then wrapped up in straw,
Which was kept together by means Of four
boards plhrc1 psrpnndjrularIy and encirGlcl
by IRON lloops: at tnld day, Whtne3ar tho
whatoer yas fine, tho cap Of straw nj tho 'fp
vas ihisrd so MS ~ pivc tho trnr ventilation.
III tho beginning Of May the stray removed,
HE tren had n very considerable ntlt1her 81
Iigs which have now attained tlhir fun growth
and will mature IN tho courso Of eight Or Ten
days, ... ....
Oar native grape, Tho fsabnlIar, ajso enea-
ged my attention: my hopes viii, regard 10 il
have been 81 far completely bafilGd, owing to
Tho Rose bug (atacroia0Vins) which devours
The grape as soon "a it is formed. Last yoat
! used lutnlgs'loDs viii, sulphur hnt all in
vain A gentleman who has boon very ex.
t~or-ively engaged IN growing tho Vino ASST.
red the tlfat had it not been for this desiruc.
two insect his success would have boon com
pletc not only in growing the isabella but a.,
80 The imported vines.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-22

The fathom, sig feet, 10 derived from the
height Of a full grown man.
4 hand N horse measure is four inches.
An Irish mile is 2210 yards; a Scotch mile
is 1884 yards; an English, Or statue mile, IT.
80 yards; German, 1906; Turkish 1896.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-22

isllc1 for his devotion 10 his hrt, and 10 hn
made to Enfirr for hls love Tor those con
nectrd with him.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-22

VI NV ivy ttt'"s 't"NtFta tiifh1 t"'"f'f
Hometime since, were mislaid. Their merit
recommends them TO publication even at this
late day
Foy he Gazette.
q N -
Sleep on. In the shroud that oblivion has cast
Like a mantle OF darkness around thee
Sleep on, for the proud, with their pageant,
have past
And the Brightness Of beauty that bound
thee.
No tears Ger thy grave by thy kindred were
shed.
No offering of sorrow they paid thee.
But strangers in silence surrounded thy bed
And alone In thy mansion they laid thee.
No monument tells, where thy relics fephse,
Or the wrong that TO ruin betrayed thee,
When clouds Ger Inv vision Of rapture arose
And the mantle Of sorrow hrfayed thee.
Yet still Hi eur minds shall thy memory live
And our spirits IN silence derlofe thee,
Though hope meier n glimmefing Of joy shall
give
Nor time to our besoms restore tlier.
Sleep on, for the pangs that affection haiti
born
In thy dwelling of darkness would gricvo
thee,
Sleep on, for tho hearts that a~illletion haiti
torn,
Have but tributes of anguish to leave thee.
w. u. y,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-22
KING EEROD.

King EEerod was a bay horse, of about ff-
teen hands high he was a steed Of great sub
stance, length, and power. His figure was
uncommonly symmetrical. He was bred by
William Duke of Cumberland, and foaled in
1853. lie was got By Tartar, the son of Crolt's
Partner, who was one Of the first racers, out
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-22
ANECDOTES OF THE RACE HORSE

THO lOlIoWln9 interesting ANTIQUITIES OF
THE RACE HORSE Hra extracted from Captain
Thomas BRowN's :" Biographical Sketches ri
IlOtses."
Mr.. GUMS WICKED 1iotsf. .
IN The year 1853 Mr.. gum had n famous
racer, who entered into The spirit Of the course
as much us his master. Ono day, finding bis
opponent gradually passing him, he seized him
by the legs, aud both riders we're obliged TO
dletnolnt, IN order 10 separate tho lifurtated
animals, who were engaged with each other
in the most deadly conflict they were got
nnntt with nluCh difficulty.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28
DI ED.

July y. suddenly of cholera nfantnm Frances Matilda,
eldest daughter of Benjamin Pike, Jr., aged years
July %, Mrs Charles Viuen aged 90 years, after long
and protracted illness.
July "a, Warren De Lancey, Esq, in the sa year Of his
age
July o. Samuel BurIiug old and respectable citizen,
in the 14th year Of his age.
July - OF consumption, Mr., Andrew S Delano, Of Fair
haven. Mass
At BoundBrook \. j., June -, Jacob De Groot Esq,
in the Q !th Of his Judge De Groot born,
lived aad died the spotthe fam which he owned
having beer owned by his father before him. About ten
days since the death of Mrs De Groot pubshed now
her aged surviving partner He has left child,
ren, fifteen gmdchilden thirty greatgandcildren aad
one great-great grand. child.
At Albany, July -, OF apopexy, Eliza, wife of William
Edmonds Of this city.
A, Bedford July % Mrs. Sarah wife Of Mr. Fran
els Hart, of this city
AT New Orleans, July II, Mrs. Honora, wife of Michael
Kean, late Of this city, in her Both year.
AT Hamilton, Bermuda June %, Mrs. Sarah K. Brown,
daughter OF the late John j. Kechum formerly Of this city
AT Point Pe;re, (uadaoupe, June 5, Jules Favfean OF
France, in his Both year
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28
AI ARRTEn

July 81, by Eide. H V. Tea!l Mr. Thomas McA1ullen,
Scotland.
july 20 r James l. Thompson Hiss Sarah r. eldest
daughter OF Benjamin pIke-all Of this city,
Ju 10 Nix. Augustus Embury 10 Miss Sarah Elizabeth,
only eaushsro Ur.ah Carpenter, Esq-sll of this city.
At Brooklyn July a. by the Rev A Haynes OF Jersey
City, g. p Cook, Esq, of Newt Orleans, to Miss Anna
Lockhart, Of Brooklyn, y. Y.
AT Mddetown C the 9th OF June last, by the Rev.
A. Haynes Of Jersey City, Dr.. 5. H. Haynes Hiss Ade-
liza, daughter Of MAJOR Thomas-a of Nlidd-towu.
Al Newburgh, n y, July 26, john NJ. EAGER, Esq,
Of ST Louis, Mo, counsellor a; iaw, Miss jazz MARIA,
daughter Of Thomas F. Fish Esq, of Newburgh.
AZ Newark July u, By Rev. Mr.. Cheever NIr. john B.
Dean to Miss Elizabeth L. only daughter of David S Crane,
of that city.
At Boston July ~, Mr.. Mark Wentworth sheafe to Mrs.
Mary Ann Weston
Al Dorchester, Mass, July 90 Nh Edward crrhore
Miss Sarah Mnns, daughter OF the late Edmund Tileston,
Esq, Of D.
At Lenos Mass, July l3 Joseph H. Scranton Esq, of
Augusta, Ca 10 Miss Cornelna, daughter Of Hon. William
r. Walker
At HaiIowell, Me- July 10, Rev Woodman H. WATSON,
Of Holden, Mass, to Miss Mary L Colcord, Of H.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

- The True Catholic Church.-Just pub
KSGDoR M OF cRisT ~ or HAT, 4sspress @ ss pae
rrs Constitution. and Ordinances Of the Catholic Church
SSa:a@ Ens Eni' and 1aIa1 or .. Kny K
College LONDON In one elegant volume OF 800 pages uni
Sc s. 0The following brief tab OF contents illustrates
s P e Phdp s q 5ftt% M a, on h m % M sn Mak
religious bodies which have the Reformation and
Qnakersm On ,hr positive doctrine he Quaker ordinary
oheGIons TO these d0ctrl The Quaker System-fcti-
tstsnsm les The M aadg Prnce OF ' the Rsformaon-oR ir
se;io.s 70 the neges Of The 19,nalon
ant system Chpter Il-lnariansm--s History and OBJ
o ui3jsa GSaIn ter 9n yr Ih Il ey Of the Re-
t:ken place N Pr1te;aa Bodies since ts middle Of he last
nents, Political movements Part --Of the Catholic
church and the Eomist systrm-Chaper l-Recapnlaton
-Ssns Of Spiritual Socie'y-BagIsm-,,T Creeds-
scriptures Chapter vof the Relations Of the Church and
National Objections OF the Q"akeIs-
Modern M M lnepe,er Of Fr"pbscy Part iIThe English
Church and the system. which Divide it Chte Intro
juctorvtiow far this Subject Connected t those prev
ousy Discussed Do the Signs of Universal and Spiritual
CONSTITUTION eHIst IN the GnlTeIsa G4nTch
with heu2 What is the form of Character which belongs
s% es % 70 Enr stems MIs' e beFa vsa anT
The Evangelical SystemThe High Church Catholic Sys
e-Relections on the Systems and on our position g-Ie
Nr Matrices work is ernnen,!y fitted engage the
ton and meet the wants OF all Interested N me several move
that are king place in the religious communty
it take NJ the precusous generally OF the several Protestant
denominations and Of the Romanss as 10 commend itself
in the growing the controversy between the latter
and er opponeuts The political portion OF the work
ains much that is attractive thoughtful man, of any
gous peuason reference 10 the existing and possible III
ture state of country
Also, recently published
Parochal sermons by John Henry Newman: BID. Fellow
Of Oel College Oxford. The volumes Of London ed.
be printed i'll handsome octave volumes sf upward Of
COO pages each, s..
=. The Sermons Of Mr. Newman pronounced b. sev:
eal Of Bishops and Clergy m be superior TO all others OF
modern times.
Books imported order by every steamer, single COPIES
quantities. may be desired the best terms Iy27 tls
BARNES ON APOSTOLIC CHURCH.-Just
- published and ed by the subscriber An Inquiry in
the Organization and Government OF the Apostolic Church
particularly with reference the claims Of Epscopacy-
By Ahrr BarEes. vol lSmo.
The ENCOURAGER-l vol. 32mo.
The YOUNG AlECIIANIC-by the author of the Young
IN 2tis MARK H. NEWMAN. lg9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE

For the present week is io desk this morning Pnce
five cents
coSrEvrs
l. Letter from The Tribunes Foreign Correspondent
Cas,eainae-The taiian-a Storm at NapleS-Ihe beauty
Of Naples--Vsit Pompeii-Ruins, These letters are
graphic and elegantly written.
q VISIT 10 Wordsworth By Rev. Orylle Dewey.
Stor the Revolution: the Native Pepper and sat
T. HISTORY or THE SILK CULTURE. By J. r.
Barber This paper contains the whole Of series OF letters
on this subject published in The Daiiy Tribune.
:. General yette and Henry Clay.
Correspondence of The Tribune from Saratoga springs
N;wankie-P eiphia-Sins Sins-Cialena, Sc
: Letters from THuRLow WEED ahroad-No. !. written
A. sr,-No H. at Sea aud sight OF Land on The itish
Coast-Anothr Letter giving account OF an imn-sT ne
r.sl Meeting in Dublin ard interview with U Lonne'.
:. John Randolph.
. EDIT ORIALS-Nodsrn Jacobinism, being heyle"
or Fly Moo IS it Of July Oation-The Elective Fran
b;.s-Nat!re Amer:cansn, &c. - =. sc.
"a Pare and Wholesome Water-,n account OF the fatal
.Fcts Of the use passing through Lead Pipes taken
from London paper
II anecdotes of Washington Allston.
- Foresa aud Domestic News, miscellaneous Items, &c,
s,c, SC ".
Market during the week.
The week il Grain, Flour, Ashes other mercantile e0mmo-
dities.
l5. Table Of ,ha Prcrz Current.
IG. Marriages Deaths, Sr.
GREELEY & 1icELRATH, Ttibane buildings.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28
PASSENGERS Arrived

In the brig g Lamar, from savennah-Nlr a Gordon,
lady, three children and servant Mr. Psendergast, lady
Sherboal and children Mrs Hemerlin. Mrs T II Mar
shall Miss Guilmartin Miss Wooley, Miss Hale, Miss
z Sherlock Messr< W Price " Hale A Huntington, NJ
Luce II LarI,rop, " Nev G II S Verstille. + Doe,
Whipple, G. P Marshall, Baum, Jacob Miller John
Benn, w Wooley, Capt Gardner and Master Wooey
In the schr Tioga, from Sayannah-A Mason.
In the Cambridge, at Boston, from Mansania-Mr Joseph
Lovett, of Boston.
n the Chris,iana Boston, from HavanaNlr Roberts
In the r c Fisher, at New-Havea. from ST Marns-J
w Fisher, L Consul at Guadaloupe.
Passengers Sailed
In the Centoo, from Boston for CGlcuta-Rev II Walsh,
lady aud servant woman; Mr. William Bacon.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

but borrowers those accommodated for a
few years, Exeter and Rochester.
At Savannah the banks still continue TO check on the
Northern cities at per cent premium and purchase at par
while the business Of doors exceedingly llnifed-
Some few sales of 50 dav bills have teen made per cent
discount and 10 day b5 pa In Sterling the is CUT o'
doors issi . per cent prem ,.s,,...--.,.
The Oakland County Bank, Ohio has siHos' Cl5cn sas
ton se9a deposits; Specie $40 4S0 bank notes soos'
New York cash funds 81 l4loshowias dollar last assets
for dollar of cash Liabilities strong Institution non, from
At Louisville, Eastern exchange 10 prem ,i",
ea Orleans a4u 9dass dis prem prem Alabama is 20 dis In
diana, scrip 10 90 which is an mproyemen IN 6o
State Bank Of Illinois, 30 % cS oha"hee'o" 'o oo'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28
s6,2l5,ei6 40 6,s65,..5l 6s
1898, ,SeS Al S,2is,9i1 IS
6,2l6,502 So 1861 90! 66
sa6, 800, ,s47 7si ssa, ,o7s,o47 II

The above exclusive Of paymen,s account OF ,rus;
.s1 saas' the public debt, aud Treasury notes.
oseraor Tucker o: Mississippi, his Message advocates
@ paymet of the Planters Bank Bonds bur opposes the
f'SSIssei of the Union Baak.
AZ New Hampshire being bles, with LocoFoeo Govern
I viii soon be without any banking facilities The
cl more than hai; the Banking Institutions have es
@ r or are about expiring In years the only banks IL
0'ness the Sullivan County Bank, shonid be
aai1sd or some one be incorporated,) Will be the
ahheActure,s, Loucsster Rochester, and Nashua. The
i capital Will be reduced about rwo-yhirds. The
which have wound up, about wound up ihe
are the New Hampshire, New Hampshrc Union
asaord Dorer, Merrir.sck County, Farmers. Winueps
remigewasse, Grafton Connecticut river. Clare
lhe charters of some Of the bauks last named do
until lsl5, but such curtang their bust.
dividing their stock and preparing operations.
yHoalh aad Dover will be lefs without any bank
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28


u The Envy of the Covetous.-The POPULAR
ry Of the Balm o: Eden pale white appaaranee has
excited the Of he vender CERTAIN ncstsnm cosmetic
him 70 make bonSastie OF SS flourish ias SSSTATS thai
Easn' This r. 81 INSINTTATI0% s hnr,-j hack tn s
eas eh this CITY ~Ho knows h nspsnas % @ 81 @ i've
aciure OF the Balm and who will say that it contains no
eor. ian fcks Sc from the iscs snd neck l,hont the
slightest inIry iyg7 3tiss
- Disease has opened It's Spring business and hes
man al The and bowels ivssnr,
.s ro,,ig . o col5 md srsgyrmeor oi the iicstiY.
and $500 go" E ;,; 0 81 'V @ ,sbn SsSir im,nli,ts r
from Sur shon 7Sort =, thar safe and
erps,tions rsri, J.yns- T,rmna;y- Rslsan This med
cine acts ap" Fb dads om which the blood is cencrs,d
direcfions w., u W. a,n M a. b, ~ - S M
are attached ra,,6,, S - ~ 49, ,T T ~ 49, brbss, Srs,a
- Sold iiSdt',TG y, b IMPRESSIONS. S,>Ds
Druggists No % rni,1n.., anu zs "a ~ 3 SSsy " pa
-rv - 'S
aXne, ,na5n , vermifuge has saadsned the Af; Of
,E5,d 6s E5syyd . %@ad lie @ 'aa S E.y Seaa @ ii,
rb stomach 1 1t!eas Worms without irrit2o1s tii
tonic with boss OF an aeT.t ana %si,a3 m me %
sri' g ra for q .axs l' a. IN the whole anse OF inc ma
WGREIS ARR Sy;+EPs 20. W %i9Sh u IS hisrted
~ 5IG nSas m.;nse as BY he besG Of dfs
and m expelled with the mucus in When the% are eidtd
Of II the dis6r should t take ss cs @ sHY and o an
ton viii nerer fail 10 rrodnce the ies@d ohif w ~ T
feet does not weaken with ceoa These Who suffer M rom
piles ernttent eye. or any conplint vhe mild tonic
or Alternative may be desirable will find IN ayn. T"n, Yer
mlllge most valuable remedy.
aud ,s a75 Bscs@s and G92 y E.s
Broadway jy2a dis
FOR THE pEAfHWe commend to The particular N atte
ton those esrous having their hearing Scan,
Oil for Deafness We hear highly spoken OF BY those
who have used H. ana whe' oil course NnW ITS It's SsHe ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28
RICH EXCEEDINGLY.

n~7= The new WORLD for July 90 will contain the
following splendid articles:
/. RETROSPECT OF THE STAGE, by the author
of Review Of the History of New-York
THE COUNTRY COUSINS, capital original
IT, TP ki Rf hS6 Of LffFSTGfE ffff'fESTYG &c OF GER
MANY, very able aud interesting by F. j. Grund Esq.
" yAUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN ORPHAN GIRL.
Two chapters Of this tale of real life.
V.LIFE OF GEN. DEARBORN, one of the Reyolu-
tonary Immortas-rontinued.
VI. BIOGRAPHY OH WASHINGTON ALLSION,
BY from the Boston Christian World.
VII A ROMANCE FOR AN HOUR, tale from an
English Magazine for July.
VIII THE MEN AT No. II, AND THE GIRLS AT
No Pa tale of interest for al people.
XANlERICAN NAVAL REMlNESCENCE, with
the usual variety of Scrap Book Articles, Extracts from
our Foreign Files, Editorials Musical Criticisms Army
and Navy Records, News, Sc, making the very best
and cheapest weekly paper in America! A true saying
and worthy of all acceptaon Buy and see.
- Price 81 per single number S3 year IN advance.
jy2S 1t -.,,.
BROTHER JONATHAN FOR JULY 20.
This yery nc number containing large amount of ori-
ginal matter, and choice selections from the English Naea-
zines.
RUTH ELDER-A continuation OF TINS capital story Oy
'"n4 TIE RIGHTs OF woNlEN-Mr, Farnham's Reply to
W. LINES Ss TO IeAiDA-A Poem by c. DONALD McLEoD,
I'll :1'iHE PRAIRIE AND THE swAMp-An Adventure
The TWO IlEADs--.An eyciting story:
HANS RUDNER, or The Figure oi Wlne-A story OF
The NO riER's DoONI-.,n original tale of deep in
'eiEsf!;TTERs iEETTERs TO MY COUNTRY coUsIN-A Po-
sfi5 fhf E'N,iiE: NERGaSTL '!Ga Class u ST PETERS
BEBGA EvRETTA -zns %% A0o his
and Genius by JOIN NEAL. ,c,, :,
s%art.n Chuxzewit' Controversy Episcopal Church.
oas Word lore Pnc.,nsI iEcm pnnfh en- 81 Literary anu
Pn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

~ Nof:ce-Con,snees per ships iSHBuRTOS and
ST JAMES are requested TO send their Permits OR board;
foot Of Aaien.lane Immediately ii goods not permitted
within five days viii be selt 70 public store B<o
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

.S; b. the late fire tle subscriber induced offer
--for sale low Yrcc, his a!uabr residence at sng
Smga good modern buiitvD story ouse and large garden
beautiful location the Heights, i,b three Minutes walk
Of rhe steamboat landing. L. j. McMASTER, Sing Sing.
One half the value could easily be obtained upon bond and
mortgage For further particulars permitted TO refer
B. II. FOLGER, 2l9 Psarl-stIest.
THOS. \. AYRES, 81 Waist
.t q ID D n ~ soC
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

a YOU NC LADY competent 10 teach the usual
IA branches Of Enash Education esrous of obtain
situation Assistant Teacher. Address j. L. r.. "a
Lug
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28
SAMUEL STEVENS,
s. BlRDSALL.
~ pI<Tr

The above named Timed Pipe now manufactured by
NAYLOR CO 70 Broad street and Is furnished such
terms that respectable Plumbers able put dewH very
nearly II no, quite cheap as the common lead pipe.
jy26 lmeod
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

~ Wire Window ShaGes-Manufacturedt or
der of any szs, shai. figure han!soel fitted in
hogany paror basement Office and other windows,
nall doors, screens for public ROOMS &c by
LEE. * CO., 10 Factory street
Thee beautiful Shades unlike all others admit all tn. AR
and light the and perfect the streetat
the they ohsuct the from the street into the
room and keep s and other insects out and are Very orna-
mental 1y0su
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28
Post Office. New-YorIk, ]

Post Office. New-York, July 9Th 8i3
70 Englis!, aGail.-LeI,er Bags Eer RoyTa, s'i Ma
Steamer aledonia which leaves Boston on the ,s Of AoS
this CITY on Monday The 3st 5 MINUTES plst
o'clock 2. NJ JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM,
:, oe 9,;s Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28
- -. Z NF-.S, aI'at,
iy2G Iwls. or MERRITT * Co, SO south.st

l~, WATCHES WATCHES The largest
l3 and most splendid of Watches in the cty
S ia to be found at the Subscribers He constantly
receiving all descriptions Of Gold and Silver a,che the
STYLE from the manufacturers England Franc.
and Switzerland and selling them ,eta nnc loss pa.
than any other house the city Gold Watches low
bought, Al watches warranted keep good time or Ls
money returned Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired in
G. c. ALLEN. importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
my taft Who'll. sa'r md rrteIi 20 Wsi n .rsiEs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28
CONVENIENCE AND ECONOMY

SAMUEL PlERCE.'S NEW PATENT PRE-
AoMlUM KITCHEN RANGES-The subscribe, ipr;ia.
The public to call At his Rangr Establishment III fultop.
street, and examine MS of Ranges VARYING in
prices from S2j 500 These Ranges are so conSirctrJ
~ be used with aGy kind of fuel and with the ordinary kitchen
utensils The always ready baking and without
hindance 20 the other cooking operations They
certain for smoky cfmncys; aud also allow all the
huvla from the cooking the chimnev One
TIE edeaces that these Ranges are Superior to
others, that there less than tnee persons infringing
cautioned, suits have been instituted against them for
Infringement These Ranges warranted give eutre sat
isiaction m every css'. SAMUEL FIERCE,
y2S miseod Sole inventor and Propreor Fulton.s,
| G. BOOTH V CO. at the New-York Cash
- Tailoring Establishment li2 Fultou.stleet Gear Broad
way, still take the lead economy and ees
the manufacture and stvis of the various
10 a geutitmln's wardrobe.
This superiority they enabled 10 maintain
OF the general adaptation Of the cash principle by the public
resulting from experience that the credit
riy imposed heavy the prompt paying customer 10
supply the losses from that class OF the community which
Gecessay BE- excluded from tins establishment By at
herring strictly 10 the Cash enables the
nsh their Customers m garments of superior style and fin
a very reduction from credit prices
Gentlemen who contemplate reing altering the arrange
meats OF lh-if wardrobe would do well give call rs ON
assortment of the extensive the city yar,ou,
the changes OF fashion, embracing all the different STYLES J
French Elastic CaSereS OF The choicest paerns ol which
this establishment has become celebrated Strangers and
visiting the city particularly invited call and
for themselves ami test the above assertions by patron
izing a exclusive cash house.
No pces and strict punctuatv observed In
filling orders. j. e. BOOTH s. CO iy2l stf