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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-02
DR.. THOMAS SPECIFIC PILLS,
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure of Gonolrhod elect
Structures, Seminal Weakness, and Diseases generally


Structures Seminal Weakness and Diseases generally
x- - Of the Urefhrd.
HE class oil delicate diseases which these Pills well
adapted 10 cure OF too common and appears
ha all classes OF society subject fall
malignant grasp and blasted in reputation and borne
to grasp at sny thing that offers reasonable hope recovery
Among the many medicines and Of relief that
ed before the public, unfortunately of prepared
by men unacquained with the of the maade which
they promise TO and Of them ignorant
powers oil the medicines they using for purpose;
ana as may be easily iorseen the result that the nvdu
so unfortunate fall their hands no relief but
on the contrary the medicine employed being perhaps lutte the
opposite oil what required in lis and tie
lost only end to fasten the disease permanently
upon the patient its most lasting aud vexatiou
OF the utmost importance the welfare afflicted
indvdua that diseases Of this class be speedily removed
also that they be removed with and safe remedies other
TO the peace and happiness of the patient by leaving pea
nnt seminal weakness structure the urethra inflammation
o. the PROSTATE gland of the other
hea. 49, - e
Impressed with Of the great necessity that exists for
eiectua put stop to its the proprietor Thomas
specihc RUS announces with pleasure that
every variety and stage Of this complaint proves that
Plls are al that Is required thoroughly eectu
ally from the system the first of this complaint BY
gently exciting the parts TO natural action patient
lasting he It'll. -
These Specific Pills vegetable PREPARATION composed of
the active principles only and entirely
delicate constitution All who have been partially or mpe
ecty cured by other medicines establish their
health by using box or two Of this remedy.
Agents at 70 Fulton street. comT Of Gold; n East Broad
way and 273 broadway Of Chambers Price ST.
msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-02

MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician and Graduate
" Midwife offers her professional services the ladies'
this city and country Having had long experience and sup
zn2 the Of diseases incidental
aes mdes on the point of confinement those suffering
fom stPcss,on, regulay that she will
be happy 10 AFFORD comfortable temporary home her resi-
dence where always have the best medical
and the most nRony and nursing IL preferred will
wait o1 ana stled ne a. their own houses until perfectly
covered Maoane e. particularly begs impress the minds
Of the delicate that she ocates personally every
that hesitation or dread need never be apprehended.
E-Madame Costello would inform ladies residing
The whose health would not admit Of travelling that she
would devote her attendance upon
the United States within reasonable distance.
Madame e. can be consulted her residence Lpenard
street. at all times and With the srctes regard the wishes of
her PATIENTS All communications and letters be post paid
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JAMES LACY,

- . - - JAIEo LACT,
DRAPER AND TAILOR, SO John Street near William
- continues 10 make Gentemens garments of superior
workmanship and 10 the fashionable style
low Prices Gentlemen want of and fashionable cloth
should call and examine his select stock goods before
purchasing elsewhere A trial will be sufficient convince
the most economical that for beauty of fit style Of workman
cannot be SURPASSED by any in the city.
q Gentlemen furnishing their goods can have them
made aud tmmed-a perfect fit warranted the price the
goods returned. au2i lmr TERMS CASH
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CHEAP 4, cAsH TANko ds st

CHEAP CASH TAIL0RING EsTABLIsHME Mt,
304 PEARL, LATE 1903 BEEKMAN STREET.
HE Subscriber well known for the cheapness and duab.
y OF his work, desires TO inform his patrons and the
public that he to suit the economical tendency
times making garments OF the best quality reduction
oil 20 per cent from former prices and less believed
per than garments Of the quality are made by the
cheap houses in this city. =
In order that gentlemen understand what ,meant by
cheapness the following bill Of prices submted their
consideration with that the goods shall of first
rate quality, and the ut unexceptionable
Supertne west OF England Cloth Goats S12 TO SIS
Pants of black or fancy Double Mied Cass, 5to7
Vests Of Silk, Satin, &c az to4
Making and trimming, the best style. the following
prices
Goats 6H to 4
rants and Vests, 10
All orders executed with punctuality and despatch
JOHN MOFFAT.
As the season is advanced the present stock Of Summer
goods will be sold low. au3 I'm or
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MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE OWDEkS,
uThose invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
in Europe but France particular for upwards Of thirty ysas
safe and ecacop remedy 9E married ladies, whose health
forbids too rapid increase Of family. !.
Madame Rese is well known was for thirty years f.
male Physician the principal Female Hospitals IN Eu-
ropethose Of Vienna and Pawhere favored by her great
experience and opportunities she attained that celebrity IN
those discoveries medical science specially adapted
the female frame for which her medicines stand unrl-
vailed well in this country Europe Her acqua1nt-
with the physiology and anatomy Of the female frae
enables herby tracing the decline and i'll health OF married
femalc the meridian Of life and the consequent
pd and often apparently nexplcable which consign
fond mother gaveto their true source
arrive knowledge Of the primary OF female ndis-
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Of married malcswhich 1908 led %
the discovery of her celebrated Preventive Powde Their
adoption has been the Of only the heah
but even the life Of many an aectionae wife and fond
thcr.
The advertiser feeling the importance OF this subject and
matng the benefits resulting thousands by their adop-
ton, would respectfully the attention Of the mar
Ted by all that they hold and dear 70 their
Is IL not ws and virtuous prevent evils TO which we are
subject by simple and healthy means within our conrol-
Every dislassionate and mind will unhc
stansy answer in the affirmative Price FIVE dollars PACK
can te forwarded by mail to any Part Of the Spsd sHs Az
TELL, Female Physician PRINCIPAL Qhee. as Gre EssA
Boston Office, No. Essex ST. JlO 2m.r
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Sold in single bottles at IS cents EACH
II cases Of hal Ssif Jaa dozen bottles, $50
Eases t4 ~ Paris o. 1ne Enion

- - 1t. CIy III ~ Y nLLr.D IONIC VIA q W.,
loss of appetite assitude debility produced from youthful in
discretion, impaired constitution The College
mend this grateful mixture eminenty adapted for the nygo
ration of the whole system and the complete of all the
Sold in large bottles So Small do ST. In contain
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

dreadful apathy ,hs, bad tllei on TIE ship.
ground Up eve,y old ak aud knife and tool there
was on board was amply repaid not only IN
the elasticity OF fscpg gained, bu, Ii the know
ledge acquired OF saiIers character. They took
ptide in learning ne the names OF The ropes, and
when NC pulled together they gave me the
privilege OF sryins '.vo he o. There was ore
tail. laak, regular isnkee among the crew. Ills
d,.ss ~a- pair OF Paataloons, rcd shirt. and
little ciosh cap with the front piece otf SUCK
on ,hc top of his head. He large pair OF
whi.ker-, and there WAS roguish twinkle TO hrs
small, bali concealed eve Iha, told OF many .ly
trick. Ye, he was perfectly quiet in all hi, move
.r,ents, and .eii-po.ses,ed in every ,iiuation.-
WheneTcr he left th. whec- TO 60 forward and
was on the quarterback. he would invariably as
he passed me, rot! enarnaous quid Of tobacco
from his mouth into hand. aud fetching !; a
box with the other, send il Tar over the rail into
the ,ea, and al the sarc time thrust his tos-uc
into the place, and me ono OF ihc droil
winks that ever set theatre IN a roar. In
calm weather, whea the captain. wife WIS on
deck, he wouH make the wheel creak with every
tu,n. TIL her nervous excitement veali bI"ak oul
into impa,en, exc!a,nations. Then was sue 10
get one OF those droll wiaks tina, would entirely
uPsc; my gravity. onc day l saw him making
mats Or the yards OF the ends OF old ropes
Well said |, . George. 50 YOU keep to work.
Yes, he replied, ;hcre is no scs, Tor poor
jack; ii he can't play the .Jar.aan hu,e he must
'rti'1e ii. c. il he can't DO one ,hiag, he must
another. Poor Jack his 10, is hard one
Yours. &c. /.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
By SPecia! Appointment.
EOSEPH GILLOTl', Pen Manufacturer

y 10 TIE EoI.EEN.-CAUTiON.-Ih- nlsa csarze-
tr, o. hesS Pens has Induced the stieraP or e a o.
sYera isreputahle akez 10 practice Dol -h
Mr. G!Il- bui Epol the pabtsc Al lsrIlpf az cr
t-arinr Tie nsspeisd ,irs elliot ofaiIth e h1a
is cow in the .iarkst- II rrsdiy be stefted ey -
unfinished APPEARANCE and the r'Ty ecsion yss n SccS
II pai up ,t r.,
oS-rrve the srauiae Peas are All rlarsst = ial1
au-eya 6foa1s Paieuss Or JovePa GIibset zrT4Sed
snd isAt .aci, yr,Ss t.esrs fsc Gglte oi h. -
The above Essy DC ted, waieS-ie, CT ithNi.i !sfi
iyl: ly u Jsaa-rsrrri, epSaef q 6etd.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
CURE. FOE CUkNo.-

~ ,s;ly to,n.f's cel.brated Corn Saiyc h1s
i,,-p tha cit --u OF New York for sucra lrta
oC 1ir 10 ,> AID We are b7-pJ = ,isi@ tai .
.,Y- be- abr tas pov- :IS>!i an M
f,iIhlc rrrr L. has bsrvr bcen oitbdsd "iih
pet,ect sucess. :, the toJalng certificates VII -"
Tn, ma, certify thar app.cs,,f ut d. c"cpcrs
Corn sal.. las p,necisy egted ny and li s ai
rc, n rS cas- ART laI OF may ether, wit ave e'R-e
within nv krau ledge ls GEsyO-et 10 fs-aEd i A. 7e
eitc H. ~ SHERWOOD, "A. u. s. Broad~ss.
have CoaY-rs Com S4ivc ~Ih perfect ,1ccrs
ay Ccrss ere OF hong Standing eres
~ bad that conserrd ikrEl iDezra3.- bul s
csIious II III, above pened save entirely sEoNr ieI
v M, nj rain "iMAND BRADBURY,
Publisher of ibc 5ostcn Miscellany II Nss-sa g
Sold no.e>as retail S5 Nassau s9l rst'-I at
James x CatDs>, N. d. 81 Broadway; Nr-sr> sans,
EI Breadeay Ms Harper 57t Bow cry, I5s 4iso" -,
Brooklyn james r. Har., ChaHocr, 81 ad
Brpatwey - y.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
6tOIEHAN'S Celebrated FRENCH

" CEMENT. Unt qu u.led for nencin- b!oA-h ''tiss
CHA oErr..+aarr ,rnancut, and iascy aFtc!=s oi
every description. ,,.,.- -
IN lie Introduction sftlc'r The "h>'se'' a.
,,nv sf a,Crp u, oy-rcon~ a. !ng great rn,ssur
tic preparations Snsd or the -l'he "te.'
possessing .i- oGi ihe toshGeeLc 81 W
ff,r1. or c( tk Centcrl such thai II il.s 10 asti
lie ruy ,s.-., for which recommended I'c Invy W"
oe r,Iurr~,i AncIrs Eeat-d Win NAY DC !"
,r I,prahir ,irgrec r~, ana w'i; fr'ssi 1i SCION
oi ss y acf c-n,y long ioT ali ordinary p1Tf-''N
Tae raahn,r usin this Cefnva' u 70 NiiPe 'ir 'fF
80, ing, nrr, nccd u-rso. cannot t4il OF success Eac
, acc,,nlr,an-c,i particular sitrte 81 or ~. Is~
Prcc p er..tS - d wE9ic>ale AID f-iih oy y HtNpS
Fuiion-.trc,l rs BEoAt"hy, conner Ctfnets rv-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
Cogn1y srs. or SALE.
AxA THE SUBSCRIBER offers for eale
his Kr.rlce al HOos.-k Falls, iirnesr aef Coaa-

iGe .s, l!eo.e j, ot BRICK sories high ~ p, u
I,e,, Alih Ia, - y - e--lic Whole esEa5ny IL y
Isirt., gpir-i every i',so eon'eaeh.r
sssJsa.s around IN bVa-r, rinofaets
lsisr ue, a iaG out :. care, aHti pL'nte1 49,. @ mo-
, tr,,, &C., raa,eB4s siggrnrf VIVID p'r sl
Gfeu Young rst lfr,> eo.-'i'tisg ot cir''ee -
;ir trar, pesci.-s .gha,, cbrtfrs hpreos',
IA Inc vil!se, ar: -otHu.ls -Ktet's W y 81 'Le
.u;sc yli!ey ct Ire i.sf-cA. Any qn!nty OF c'sr a
prnt ed an,, ssl } 10 ~ ~! De so'a ~'tn te pe
-, AZ. .,,. s,-,o~f,, iraird 10 rch aod Iast'y
cG..!yaie uagsi ron II all1es iro1i roy, I.ea
ft- R-,n,,or g, NJ tssi Trading I.ol LetaDoE 10 s@'-
an. ,.sf i. - ., - aiesie .ocsloa tar gentleman .;
taste sn.i el.Gr-. a.. ,,,t.,s~, -
Terr,s reasonable ard payrrens 70 sa IN
Nra-Yofk Cur or or cte .,.ss-.ses, ci
90. Ia, - Izp i'll - D3snW
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

sstlii'S uSSES.--Notice 10 Rup
tGrsd fcrScn.-PcrSons afflicted With rupture tiy
rely upon The best Instrumental H'd the vGrid moro, "
appicAu,n at the uliicr y.trrft er 10 c'c'
hr agents b- prrcpa ~" - IA - lh4!r'' >'s''
osfrtui tbe back pad ot llus 'es' g 'et
ey are endorsed h. Dr. tiu! wrttin.. NaGe are SeAl
inc 10 relied upon soo without hss >isiii.uIt
Many persons have undertaken 10 '-aJ Nh''atnn> :"
HuS trus,- and tOl.ands are ' VI ' IL
cug.eC CrncP. Thee mutations csahoi hs rthtH .
are made 10y mechanics, and s1S no Oe'eF 'iH'
the ord nary ;tusst> a. ,..,
Room, have fliea up al No eerJ-stfer
svcy altics la wing paIaie enifahee ito.i A
" ~ - - " l' - ',i,' - - +, -. ~ - ,,,,.,,s 81
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SS{ lNDOW SHADES ,--NiNDON
" &SLI ..--.- d: r..,,,,

E{lNDOW SHADES WINDOW
w SHADES!-The subscribers respectfully inform
e,r and psb!c that havHc leased i,c spsccC'
MOI Spruce street lev door> rom Nassau u'ey
prepared all GrGtrs ic Pan'Ds every
dr>cr p.ion with n-ataes., ocanoily aud despatch
All kinds Sign Painting done " StHc rot 10 b0 ,nr-
rssse hy any other establishment Gold Signs, waran;ed
ual idi- 4 large assortment OF well seasoned Sish
Boards aiNsav> on hand.
Interior Decorations and TrnIsparences done ~
order. Design, furnished ard trcutrt superior ,vl".
>pec,e work always be and r.;t reGcc iVeH
10y arg a the above place.
TAey have band eus constantly maau(acturin
Transparent D Window Sls,i@s. Str.agesiI
,iiv, keepers ~ !cri, saloons public places OF rr>ri
;sm,s slway> b. supplied With Shades Of th- i-
scrpton TIE cGnss pi, l-E-
did lslian Landscapes, Wild 'igntIies. French Scrsi,
Il.oce> RoSrtie Centres Scrip;Erhl Views Fdhc}
>kr'ch and Gothic Landscape Centr>, Tinern ibheys-
Kinds OF Shsfss matter how difficult are PAINTED N
a superior style at ihi, establishment
Trey would liza wise call attention oi the pcb ic ~
splendid Goic Sh4ae got up IL good ys, aHc ar
raut.d To- pl.ase.
The trade generally suprlird on llbrrnl terms
trimmings iuTni.kcd SEaie> hI"t 4 rrqGf,7i:,
BAEIUL l DE- MitNI
SAMUEL r. BAgrct- 49,,
NJ N.trN u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
z.s \ SMALL FARM For Sale or To

80. LII. iuree nj ic> !rcn Hi.auIs5urg Ferry, conian.
. excellent iIi Convenient and nhhstia'
basu,a -rilni gDBi cl-,rrn &c De- fhu''
cctI. ;so Soo.i rpoasN .aI kitchen on hrt HT'e' t"p
rUOfa> t~o csbcis -TdS.rc ~ On Secos' Dso'
al, sd Iis.st r..r IA d -piscr-Hei chl Gti'f"
tI two t4I.lie>, s4-,,! ground, comi-i."''''s
ne veA OF To c5. s-atrn lt'a t'i ~. eoaAlfJ r'-''
4.i,ir sG te,i,irgtr, Hhti'd!' o' ar
,l.. ain! "a ~ - a. prce cn a''r' ioe"hg
t,t. 20 10 gol IrLauL l-qalfr AZ - CAnAi-s1Tee'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
LAND WA<TED.-The Sylvania

~ LAND WAETED,-l he oyIVaHia
-. Association 81 Cy oI Nr"-fork are Ger !oas
- ri. I ,f tsa % me-. thUa>anl scrrs Q! i-14i
~. ~ Jie hL.s-,f an - Nr. ioik Guy ia Lnr states
In. mrs. - ", ii ,alal.d -crJ asa water, Sh
Al. ped 20 sfsIn. cfln growing. aad -odrnis pu.
p-cs bacUlisaud ass, li '.'Ail Ss'tNaIsd es'A'e
ssv c tr l. lcds ,ir 80 pIrEae ifu= statement
Ii r-li..pa % ~ Il st-, lie HJst ia'9faale teIos
sbd Ur-,, fsutr tfo% "a - 70 n" III Lh
fs.s-cl yIvauti fl4il. - fi1e ~ SS"-1 siA
The attention. lIs--ai-.s respectfully solTei-d a.
The sl,aa.a ,,-cAyu ltsa4a going iato operation as
carly losstN-.
Eaots o. c,nury Nes,7aps rcqa>siet to copy or
rn ~, tIs. ali,, ,t.,,u..uL ~ q
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

'' Oh sailor boy. sailor boy nev,r again
Shali iovr. trcnds OF Kindred tty wishes rcPay,
Far, fac from thy hoinr, dow dee ~ the main
Full many score fathoUi ,,,y frame shall decay
Days, weeks, mcels ard aye, ,isll circle away.
Yet .ul the vast waters above ihrc Ahni Ioii.
Earth io<rs ths pattern tor ever ana aye
oh sailor boy, sailor BOY, peace tn Thy soul.
AT length the winds lalied the clouds broke
away. and large space OF blue sky and btign.
stars appeared overhead. The dark s,oim-clGad
hung along The distant horizon, ever which the
lightning sull played, while the distan, thunder
broke at intervals over the deep. The black ocean
peaned on in lis heavy sobbisgs the drenchcd and
staggering ship rolled heavily its restless bosom,
and the great nigh, encompassed all. This was
solitude SO deep and awful that my heart seemed
10 throb audibiy in my bosom. My eye ached
with the efiur, 10 pierce the surrounding darkness
and ind something to relieve the loneliness OF the
scene A; length the rising moon showed iis
bright disc over cloud, unsing its blsek edge
with silver, and pouring OF light on q sea OF
darkness, ,ii the waves cleaned and sparkled as
il lust awakened TO life and hspe. That moon
never looked so lovely before; j, seemed TO have
come on, in the hesvens on purpose TO bless and
To cheer
In few days more made the Azores and
then came long, wearsome e.lms. tha. were inf
ni,eiy worse 20 bear than The storms. After lying
ior several days painted ship OF painted sea,
oinine for action, or al least motion, ] uent in
rerfec, despair TO the forccA.,le, and begged the
sailors TO give me some work. would saw wood,
turn grind,,ons, do any thing TO break uP the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

Names y; inIr>tates whose Es'
tales have be~n ,sRen charge
otby the Public Administra;or
or his predecessor, and which
have not been berrtofor re-
pot,rd.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
: 'ha

80 TnE coMuoN COUNCIL THE CITY or ~ s.s
edsy a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
"a TO LET, IN t.llzabelhtown, n. j.

~ very ,,i please nS situated House,
= TIy Ers. Et-; li..IS- eoutirS eIrhi Room, with
Ii,r-r cied I:e - ger year, ant p~s-s''n gwen
si, - iprji Steamboats, Cars lsa,. and
yrU; Nv. iufA haar during tie day thr
ctnniu eua laTe ~ ony 50 pr year Apply
-; ~ q. Il Car. ! uJif. ENzib-ihla,sD-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

Names Of lr.rssses ~Hs e
rasr- Rave b~ra ssk~n cnarse
q oy ,h~ Puoise a'in,inssif -, AZ
sftr, predecessor. and "oN'
hapc beea aervto.ofs ESp
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

- on ili> ald n;!ief properly, .p"ni!d ihrre
9t Lnck basement iinu,-. wis marble n.=aie
..r v.r ,r1 sbrry, s.tU.ie o1 iih sutei
N.,tsfk. Nv ifts,v overlooking ih- Cay "nd Ae~-
~ ia'rtr Fox pffIfli-rS, apply u Jas Law. 20
~, Newark. = r on,jlh S5 Liberty street, ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

L T.~ ca~s-ug.r lssin coaneets n Turusfs VIZ
b, - Maj >la-> tr S,-.a burgh. New FAI, nss'n
Cak ans A!htrv -ai y, ;,.en ,ise CasroHa ale
nn- nItsr " .,rrn [ -. !. -l,E-x yin-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

J: 1.swl a. KETcHUM. PaAle Admin.a,ssox
EsARTHEN WARES c7atea suner;o,
Il Hare-Tsa sesis-sss rssa sy
20 eaiaaaA4 azN Tstaa %. n sez,a q.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

DLONDELLS LIVERPOOL CO l..
Ed 4 >naIi iot the quality OF wheh ur family
very superior, sale IA qua uc piI purchasers, -
n low pyice. WARD = BROWNE,
Wa, ~ lairht-st.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-18
The New York Weekly Tribune.

The publisher of the New YoRk WEEKLY TRIBUNE en-
eouad oy the generous Patronage hearty approval
Wnlch mas been extended their daily paper since its
tabshmen and which has already rendered il the second
day a W EEhLi edition. on shes, of mammoth SIZE ex-
GLIDING all matter of local interest and
lated mainly for country circ;iation.
The TTibune-wh neither in lis Daily Weekly
will be what It's imports, uninchng supporter OF
the Peoples Rights an Interests in hostility TO the
errors OF supec a theorists, the influences of
perfect legislation, and and sophstrie
seeking dema IL will stenuousy advocate the Pro-
lection Of American Industry against the sraeg and
bghthg policy of European Governments and unequal
competition which they also against tho
present depressing system OF State Prison Labor will ad-
the restoration of sound aud National Cur
and discreet determined In
ternal Improvement The Retrenchmen wherever prae-
icable, of Government expenditures and of Executive Pat,
ronase viii be jealousy urged In short, this paper will
faithfully maintain and earnestly advocate the Principles
and Measures which the people diving
wing Statesmen the conduct OF their Government.
But small portion, however, columns will be devo-
ted TO purely Political discussions The proceedings of
Congress will be carefully recorded; Foreign and Do
mestic Intelligence early and lucidy presented and what
shall appear calculated promote Morality,
Social Order, extend the blessings of Educao any
way great Human Progress ulsmai.
Virtue Liberty and Happiness, will find place
unns.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be published every
Saturday morning in Quarto large Imperial Sheet
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DOLLARS year. Six copies will be forw art,ed a year
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The Lady's World Of Fashion and
Literature.


The Cheapest and most elegant Magazine ertdnt.
The volume of this elegant and popular ladies Mag
azine begins with the January NUMBER embellished in a
st magnifcence The publisher has experienced,
during the year the most unqualified success. and
upon year with outstrip all
contemporaries. The embellishments for the
of the splendid and costly character combining
variety of style. and executed by the first artists this
country can produce. 1t may safely be affirmed Sarn's
Unrivalled Mezzotn will the coming volume.
excel the beauty of design and decaey OF finish.
thing that mas heretofore appeared from his BURN These
plates viii accompanied with
and Paris MONTHLY FASHIONS ELEGANTLY
COLORED, which excellence of drawing, correctness
particular. and extreme beauty in colorng and
craving shall far excel thing from other Tho
fact that during the pat the Lady's World has been
the guide book of taste in city the Unon
has given tia position i'll the fashionable world, which
not be shaken In addition the engavngs before
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