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AND BINDERS WARERooMs

Nos % and 81 Gedsszsss Nsw;YSrkT p; lsss
t.s PCS Machine and Saw Mandfaetory c0nsAguene.
h addition new and improved m1elnetT . sa<it r0sk
and the reduction the cost OF nt3raS ana Soot a
bled greatly 70 reduce the prces Of their Presses and Of
;ss and Binders materials generally as WIZ % seen 5g t
u-wy printed Circular 10 which they e leave 20 refer
This Estahlishmen, still andsr the isrson spPerin,
heir friends that the great reduction p
i'll articles manufactured BY this shall istaa
the high reputation which they have hitherto satarss L
Will also De their constn, sndeayer Improve me eaay az
than every particular. They Halter themselves ao, tss
their old friends viii only continue their iaSo ee thai
Printers geraiy will appreciate their endsarots to furnish
III. very best articles AT barely sem1neEstIng prices
Orders from any part of the country for all articles usi ty
Printers Binders, ncudmG Tyre. Ink Pare. etc. Mil b,
executed with the greatest and promptude aud
best
Jobbng work and repairing Will De done The loves, pessi
Die prices, with every attention and expedition.
\. BAH articles manufactured By this EstahlShms-t
will be stamped K Hoe Co., that persons from abroad
may DC imposed upon with spurious aicles made iui
.ation OF theirs.
Printers ofnewsp1aers who publish this advertisement, With
three before the july
of their papers 10 u.s. viii BE- entitled payment Of thsr bill
huymg iOnr times the amount Oft 40 Il
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.-.-.sx.a NEW-Y0RK, SCHOO- ET<l5 G
s.ass..ETs5 LE4-S MOUNTAIN AND -
-SStSSSss sSss-E 4 sion. VIA 6. AID somerEEEsEE:

sehoosy Mountain. leave pier No. North River 3:
9oeS, a NJ daily (Sqndays excsp,-l) BY steamboat 10
sizaeethpo or leave the foot OF Courtlard street al
O'Clock ~ by \. J. Railroad to Elz4b-thtown there
with the cars for Soms coaches thence 20 miles
10 me Inountaln-aI!Iving early In the afternoon
FT EAs'on leaving above proceed BY rail road to Som
ef coaches from thence touy 81 miles arriving Easior
Bhs Pe e9nnee,s at Es;oq with lnes ruanns
his route Of the short distance BIZ coaches
making II by lar The most pleasant and srIitious mends
itse 20 t puSc patronage Nh. Ssadarson The proprietor
II Sousls has provided himself with carriages and horses
10 accommodate parties with e1tras al the shortest no.
Tee, aud on reasonable terms. = -
For seats apply 10 A. Hope, Merchants Hotel Il Court
Passsnsers from Philadelphia Schooleys Mountain will
leave Philadelphis at O'Clock A. NJ By the New.Yok Rail
tosd Ins TO New brunswick Coaches from thence arriving
AZ the Mountain carly same afternoon
le2s SANDERSON 4 KEAN prnnris;ors.
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zsr12a HULL'S TRUSSES.- to Rup.
L a. Atnred Psrsons-Persons afflicted with rurtpI.,
: 10 Emay rely upon the best instrumental aid he
SHsEgSeS@ world affords application the office, No.
Ves.yseet either OF the the principal towri
in the United States. Be careful the back Iadd
Hus Trus3es il they endorsed by DR.. Hull IN
ting None genuine TO be relied upon good, With
out his signature.
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations of Huls
celebrated Tsses aud thousands imposed upon
quence. These limitations be relied upon; they ss
made by uskful mechanics and better than the 0dR
AIRY Trusses
Rooms have been fitted up No. Vssoy street. exclusively
for ladies' having separate from the business depart
where female attendance wal. upon f.
male patients salh
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The Trade supplied on the most liberal terms
Pale Yellow Soap, for family Creme de- AInondA
use. COLOGNE Water.
White Bar Soap, scented Lavender do
Palm Windsors. and every de- Bears Oh.
scrintion Of Fancy Scars. Ok. Marrow Pomnsds
for Grocers, Druggists Ship.iCor!lug Fluid.
ping Merchants and Fami.I Orsnse-F Flower Water
lres-ia the neatest sty. and f;tcian Dye for the h
finish. Cold Cream.
Perfume. Kaydor for the Comp 18Th,
Shaving Soaps in pots and Perfume Bags pre's
cakes of the most excellent Beautfying Lotion.
Guaity. Antique Oil
Toilette Powder. Handkerchief Essence.
Milk Of Roses. iChiorne Tooth Wash.
Extract of Musk. Esprit de Rose. ,,osui,
All articles manufactured those works arc %
the trade. Dealers Merchants and PeddIeIs would "
inspect stock before making chair purchases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

70 u Il oF NJ w Il tlh. Ssh INdncerT.-
~ Before the Wee Chancellor the First Circuit-The
Washington Mutual Insurance Company Vs. Jacob Westsr.
welt and Others.
Pursuant to an order OF thus Court made in the above pti
lied cause ~" he sold Public Auction under the direction
81 i thu Ro1s onf 81 81 .s e 5 19o Of Gsaes
Newly ork, BY +. H. Ludlow Co. Aucticnees on the bah
lwsnty;egh9l day Of August, instant, twelve O'Clock,
tw Ward Of II, s't City ' Of NV s5 Yor
Twg Of H. G S9 Ssw e M" fS on 4 10 in t
estate OF G~org e Seo-ppei, deceased aud laid into
New York September 3, 26 and i n h ee - Of 1s ia
ks.ste Of Tie City aad county OF Neg YorS heius No 81
nuinees or;y-.our, ti weniy-iy, feet front y-esh
1e niHe inches dep IS totty-el ron; ard depth! g
and depth 81 one hundred and thirty eight fyont aod
depth ~ Zone bundled amJ dirty nlae front and
10 tone hudlef and forty front and Depth III Zone
Ined and l"Ety;one sane roat and e;i s Zone hun
nneten same from, sad depth 20 Tone nired and Went,
sane front and der, l2l orc hundred aud
front AMI depth III tone hundred aud sey-y-one twenty
nv iee front and about eighty and half deer Zone
hunc:ei and scent two) fron and eighytwo
l. deep t73 Zone hundred aud same front and
let dcep Ia Zone hundred aud seventy
tfoni and elsy.'lH feet deep 10 one hrnd and seventy
and eighty front and about nietyseven feet deep 1871
21e s and egItyone same front aud aboat
a one ne hn .a9 and two feet An
C.s WOODRUFF, Solicitor. au7 2tawsm&Dts
TN CHANCERY, Eighth Circuit.-The Bank
Commissioners Of th State New-York vs. The Bank o.;
Si'eE 10
Court of Chencery dated the 2st day of February 2,s ina,
HE has bSen duly appointed Receiver propT
It sieTr TO one Of The isseIs of this Court residing in t
county OF Ele other things TO take ard srsts Az
count Of all the demands OF any description against The
Bank OF buao and 70 enable the said Master TO take
sad account and Tor the general purpose h,
Inc all the creditors OF III; said Bank OF Buffalo s
% eIh6it ths accounts claims and demands srsins
ne said Bank Of Buffalo James CIoeker Esquife the ss
Or aafng sad reference charge, his Office in the ci,
% oy .h- 3tn day OF September neIt and become p
20 ms sait and IN default thereof hsy viii b. IrArInt
nom al osneh5 OF the decree which shall be made in I'M; a
.ae IRON any distribution winch sh.l be made nndsr S ~
Gee Buffalo, March the sth l9f3 1-' A'A0e saen 1e
LA q. bLosSOM. Receiver OF the Bank Of Buffalo
- He.- -RockEH. master in Charcerv mhl. JtSi;
oitCE-Ihe Copa,tnershp heretofore exist
his day dissolved by mat., Whtssy and Geo jenkins
PHI 4 T Old stand No lchn under the firm Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

NOTICE.-JamesI Pcttit, ESQ. a Supreme Court
~ Commissioner, residing in the village Of Perry, Wyo
NM COUNT has iss''ed an attachment aEans, George Pet
the ynen OF his debts unless he appear and discharge such
first publication thi, notice The payment any debts and
the delivery oaypoperty belonging TO such debtor him
io his and the transfer of any property by him for any
purpose whatever forbidden by law aud are void
II! law9m ISAAC y. STODDARD, Attorney
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DY ORDER of Hon. Thomas c. Chlttenden,
= FS, Judge of the Jefferson County Courts n"tice Is
heb given that an attachment has issued against the estate
of William Il. Stewart nonresident debtor and that ue
ld discharge such attachment according to law within nine
Of any debts due 10 him BY residents OF this State
and the delivery TO him FOR his use OF any property within
this State belonging him. and the transfer OF any sch pro-
l. Is. a. 49, j. MULLlN.
NO I,,yo,n Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

ITO MOTAERS.-MRs D1sGLEY would ina . !.
sovereign remedy aud highly recommended by the nsss s
ror White o, Milk Leg In every stage Of ihe dea
been cured by this Salye. Residence No &c I'd
where may be bad for Sal, Rheum Scad He,
uptons on the face or OF children Also
certificates Of cures performed By her Universal
=. S4sn by applvlng st 2S Beekmaist- JytsHHas-
nIAPERS-5o Bales Russia Diapers fhr SAFE ~
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ez.yesssy, NORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD
$3.50 NETWORK, NEWARK AND NORRIS
-sfsS-eFs,sJT~rOlVN
SUMMER ENHANCEMENT.
Leave Sew-YoTk Leave Newark Leaye NorTisto,
sO'eiSoek n 9o'c.o9ek 4 4 y y 35so'cl.9ek A. 4

7 7. Vt.
Passengers By the morning to orristown arrive there
by lo o'clock when will be in readiness convey them
Schooley Mountain, Washington Beyiisre aud Eastou;
also Stahope, Sparta, New;own Milford and Owesc.
Passengers from Noustown VIII arrive in time % take the
morning and evening trains from New York for Philadelphia
y. B.-By arrangement just made the this road
direct and from Jersey City with The
4 OF the New Jersey Railroad Of the same hour thereby
avaidiug change of passengers baggage formerly
heaviest rail- is now IN complete running order and offers
the and picturesque excursions the
vicinity well comnoous e1Teditious conveyance
Between New York and orrsownor passengers and freight,
which will D. taken the reasonable terms Office
the foe, of Couandt street where will always be IN
attendance
New ark 70 Aionistown. -. :. -. $50
e Madison and Chatham .. $50
Summit $50
=. Mileyilie Observation-Disclosures
jelsd IRA DODD Superintendent.
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STATE OF NEWYO ssh Chancerv
~ Before the Vice Chancellor of the FIRST Circuit-The
Washington Mutual Insurance Company Jacob Wester-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

pY ORDER Of Thomas =: On1T,snueIi, h IN
fhat an issued against the estate oil sam
Wood that the nS % Stcb os Si su l,
,,rbinsni according to law within niae months from me
rst publication Of this notice and that the paXrsat 81 All
70 him or for his use of any property within TINS stare eohS.
me 70 him md the transfer c such properly by him are
ND Ie,yen, E. 3. HAYES Atty for Attaching creditors.
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n. EN-
ivol I'm Sole manufacturers and P!opeoTs.

NTORISON'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
If1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the People Of America
We hereby certify. that Messrs FIRTH HALL of Fank,
lin Square, New York, are our only GENERAL AGENTS
Tor the United States OF American and that neither HoHlTo
snrrHEAEp MoAr nor GEoRGE TAYLOR, our late Assab,
are any way authorised vend Morsons Vegetable un
yersal Medicines. As many limitations circulation this
Canton becomes highly necessary III parsons selling our
Medicines in the United States must have the authority oft.
before-named MeSsrs. FIRTH * HALL.
tSgned) MORRISON, MOAr * Co., Hyses,.
British College of Iiealt New Road London Jan. lei3
The above cGuti0n enanang from the British College O!
Health, London,n will be hailed with the uthus.
By the friends of the Hygean System, nasmuch
tends erpcSe and oppose tbs worthless cOunteetts which
have been extensively circulated by those VINO desut,
Of moral principle they ignorant Of the hciinG @
The Invaluable medicines of III. British College may BE- OBJ
tanned in their original purity Of several gentlemen who hys
taken agencies saysral of the different States whose
will be found in the New York Courier and Enquirer
They be had also the original pac kages of tho follow
ing sub-Agents, viz:
Gessrs. Paul Pou s. Co. 9s John st.
g II. II. SGhieffein < Co. lOi and LOG John 81.
J. Whitmore, Esq. IS South ST.
At Is,ac Smell 100 Greenwichst.'
Peter Hampton, 1870 Canal ST, New York citJ.
Mss5rs. Post s. Lewis, jericho, L. L.
X; ID: Bariwell, Troy New York.
Mrs. Goodliif, Utica, 90
MIR. w. II. Burlis, Rochester, do
Messrs. Conweli & Butler, Pokeepsie ". Y.
w J. Styles, Rhinebeck, do
md Ct FIRTH HALL. General Agents. franklin SQUARE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

d Npw.Ycrl Common Pleas notice hereby given pursu-
ant to the provisions Of the statute auhorsins attachments
against no-res debtors that attachment has issued
against the estate OF Benjamin Griffin who esldent OF
tie State OF Georgia and that the will be sold for the
ment of his debts unless he alr ard discharge S4ch az.
tschmant according law within months from the first
publication of this notice. and tat the payment OF any debts
the transfer Of such property b. him forbidden BY law,
and are void Dated the eth day OF january, l8t3
JOHN b. STABLES,
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AcsSIs-Alr. Charles Trirp, 1913 howsY; pr. H KIass
Broadw-v corer risht-strct; B. +. Banker Chamberss
corner West Bloadway YIN RoG,s[tsoa' Mas,st Bsi,
Albany; T. w. Newcomb, 3O5 River-st., Troy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

pY ORDER of the Hon F. A. Tamadge, Re
ID corder of the City OF EewYor notice hereby given,
thu of the statute AUTHORIZING attach
that attachment has issued against the estate Of William
New bold and John l. Ne.bod, and Of each of them, resi-
dents Of City of Phadcpha Pennsylvania and that the
will b. sold for the payment vi their debts, unless they
appear and discharge such attachment according TO law with
mouths from the first publication of this notice and
that the payment any debts due them by any persons
company and t item for their OF
p-y evidence of property belonging Them and the
Ter any stock property them forbidden by law and
vo!d.-Dated the 10th day Of June. 1915
A l.. & Fl. p. ALLEN,
t,U a for flor al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

DY ORDER of the Honorable Francis Fl. Rug
y ges Judge of Chautauque County Courts, of the de-
gree of counsellor law in the supreme Court notice IS
hereby given that attachment has issued due proof
made him against the OF srae rue non-res dent
debtor and that the will be sold for the payment of his
debts unless he appear and discharge such attachment accord
law within nine months from the first publication OF
snch notice. and that the payment OF any debts due to him by
residents of this State and the delivery him for his
OF any property within this State belonging him, and the
transfer of any such property by him. forbidden by law
AMI void. ELISHA w aRD,
laMNm Attorney for nttaChin. CREDITORS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

!, =~2o1 .MORNING LlNE-For Albany and
--...s1ba. roy and intermediate landings; From The
ttE,foot of Barclay.stert The new 2w,,TeS5re
Steamer MPIRE Capt S. r. Roe, leaves / HIS MORN
The low pressure steamboat TROY leaves To-MOR-
For Passage apply at the Office foo, Of Baclayseet
board. n, Dill GO.
other kind of Property taken shipped put board
his Boat must be at risk of the of such Goods
I,n.inlt Eaona.r s.
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ie20 lawom Attorneys for Attaching Creditor, S! wa

pY ORDER of Hon. Ashley Sampson First Judge
~ of the County Courts of the county OF MonroeNotiee
sincerely that attachment has issued against the
abscondins concealed debtor, on due proof made the
said First Judge pursuant TO the directions Of the Statute
concerning Attachments against abscondine, concealed
AID non-resdent debtors and that the will b. sold for
the 10 yneut his debts unless he the said Daniel g. Powers
appear discharge attachment according law within
hree months from the first publication of this notice And
pest belonging the said debtor him for his aud
the transfer any property BY him for any purpose whatever
srs forbidden by law. and are void
Dated Rochester February 18th, 1888
yJ law3n- II. GAY, Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

sSsA VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
sS A Farm of 100 acres the township Of Shrewsbg
- " Monmouth Co. y J. miles from Red Bank Land
M On is large Peach Orchard full OF line PEACHES
q Farm of 300 acres miles from AlidiIetown P2Ini y
100 acres wood now ut 10 cut Possession April st
1874, There are good buildings on both these farms.
3, 2sToRY BRICK HOUSE on lot 50 b. l5o in Con
ssssiop Nav Isl, lsii Inquire OF WI BLOOMFIELD.
Esq ii " al St or OF JOHN CROES, Ksyport, y Jersey
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Snl;ri,or for Compliments, Toy.

DY ORDER of Hon. Aaron EanHerPooi, - ~ Nssy
D cias Justice of the Superior Court oil me lily ~
Yo Notice is hereby given pursuant TO the
The statute authorizing attachments against Wi
pam n SrbHckle Thomas Evans and Presley AI6uekif
residents Of Erie and that he same " &
rba such according law within Gine month.
from the first publication OF this notce ana a me t d
yery to ts or Tor their Of any lI9psy within ,nls
~ - ~. fS,hjjrn by law and void. .tt the goth
y ''leN W.. u7 in,2 RICHARD B. KINBALL,
''s ~ , 20 49, Attorney for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

PURSUANT TO an order of Hon Thomas c.
Love, Surrogate OF the county Of Ere, notice is here
late Of the City OF Buffalo IS said county deceased
bt the same with the vouchers thereof the undersigned
The amEist Of the said Stead the Law Office of Hall
'Bowen in the said City of Buffalo before the fifteenth
day of January Dated the 10Th day OF July 1913.
Jyli law6m N X. HALL, Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

5ss.ccI -,EVENlNG LINE AT SEVEN
r5..-=z-sssi4s--l O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY AND Troy,
direct without landing. The splendid low
pressure steamboat SWALLOW, Capt. A. M'Leam, VIII
leave the foot Of Cour,iandsest every Tue,dai THURSDAY
q = The Swallow has large number OF elegant state
rooms and for seed and accommodation not surpassed oil
the Hudson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

PASSENGER TRAINS will leave NllDDLETOWN
daily (Eyccpt Sunaysl O'Clock A. NJ. and at half
5P. NJ, and arrive in NEWYORKat "A NJ and about IL
The steamboat ARROW will leave WORK daily,
xy-rt san4ayl O'clock A. NJ and at q O'clock Z, n
Taking the { l-rmont, passengers VIII arrive al MID
DLFTOW'N at P NJ. and Q p. NJ.
~ B:-FREIGHT TRANS viii As heretofore Be cru, run
P NJ; and freight, excep, MILK will be taken by the
Passenger Trains. BaTges viii be taken IN tow By the Steam
boat leaving New York a. NJ and from Permon TO n
y i. The r, foowi@s lines OF STAGES connec, with
The railroad at MIDDLETOWN
The EAGLE LINE for HUNEspALE & BlSGHAMP-
TON leaves NJdetown every morning except Sunddys) et
5ococ A. NJ and arrives Honedae evening: leaves
Houesdaie O'Clock morning and arrives ut BlnShamp
ton al G ?. NJ. same day
The MlDDLETOWN and BL OOMINGBURGH Line
leaves Niddle;own daily Except SundayS) the arrival OF
The evening Of Cars connecting with the NeWbush
aud Owso lines Bloomnsbursh Returning next days 10
Niddletnwn for the OF Cars for y lork
The MILFORD Line leaves Middetown al o'clock P.M.
upon the arrival the morning OF Cars, aud at
Milford same day abont P NJ.
70 PRIVATE CONVEYANCE TO any part Of the
country also be had reasonable terms, application
to the LIVERY AND EXCHANGE STABLE of A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18
SOAP WORKS AND PERFUME La
BORATORY.

70 T.ini2, plaee late Lnmler.atreel, Nse.Yo,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

pY ORDER of Ashley Samson, Esq, First
ID Judge of the Court of Common Pleas and for the
County Of Nonro Notice hereby given that attachment
dent debtor and et the will be sold for the payment of
his debts unless h. appear and discharge such attachment
corng to law within nine months from the first publication
This notice; and that the Of any debts due him
By this and the delivery him
oany property within this State belonging him. and
the transfer Of any such property by him. forbidden by law
and vod-Given under my hand this 18th DAY Of June
1913. ALBA LATflROP,
rln aw9m Attorney for attaching creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18
IS INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM,
AND ALSO THE.
PURIFYING EXTRACT

PURIFYING EXTRACT,
IrHE tINDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM' is
L compounded and prepared according 10 original re-
osyra BRaSr the celebrated Indian Chifand Kin. Of t
Ssss Indian ss ad sas
Coughs Colds and Consumption and also to cleanse and p
T9 purying Ertract possesses the al,era,,y,
rae,iica,i as the Pulmonary Bals?m excepting the eps
rating aud will answer as tina other, excepting Tor Pulsed
il is now abont year the PIops,oy dseOysrdt Ii.
Rtp for preparing this valuable ld,Gn heftcne; although
It Probab neaIIy half century slaee ms tathSs sesd
,p r,cpe from Captain BfGnt the grfs. MVhGrk CAqay
I7e and 1907 inclusive. No medication Ihst Offered
10 The public has done so much good or perfected many
.'as il has cured Consumption S,eta Kins Eel
ScGidhsGd E,yspeas Chronic and fTaGnmGto,y Rhs,ma
ls s5 Sac sai sG many T sser e esns S
wnich were caused b. morbid seereons and mpuriy OF The
tam g,tsrGtires and purifiers the blood ever known and
vet perfectly harmless Sc never TO nave injured any enou
that has used It.
In pulmonary complaints opens ard removes all ots,ra
,ions the breast aud lungs promotes eypctcaon, essss
and pailiaeS the cough and Strengthens and eS
harrd CONSTITUTIONS these changes effects through he
medium the crcu'ation-neuaiisingt the morbid action
ture 10 overcome the disease.
Persons desiring proof 70 tie qualities Of ts medicine
6veang on either 9ihe Agents where it IS for sale
For sale NsyTG5fK p J. i R WWAL IL fs2 % c
Of Chathamst al C9urt'sndt.st, aRd at VT klRBYs
NJ T. WALLACE. y Hcks.st.. BROOKLYN. iva
r LIQUID ANlBER-Ths article is a certain
u and speedy remedy for Scalds, Burns Chbraps Cona
sious Scoul Ulcers, EngwoEus, Rurtqfes OF the Sku
Scald Head &c &c II also the most delightful ariiels o
shayins bathing removing tan, pmpes, and for improving
The complexion generally used Certificates of lis efca
cacy from the respectable gentlemen in this and else
where with directions for using accompany each bottle and
front Office second door where for sale, wholesale and
retail liberal discount will be made 10 those who buy 10
AcaSrs-alr. Charles Tripp, 1873 bowsy Or. H. Kins&
Co. 49, Broadway, corner Grand,sTset Nh Jno. Cock 1@
Broadway corner rs hh-strct B. f. Banker, Chambers1,
corner West. roadway; VIM. Robertson, Main.st B.d
more c. Fro;hineham x Co.. Broadway near Saeueei,
Albany T. W Newcomb 30j RiyeT-st., Troy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

The steamboat MUTUAL SAFETY leaves Liberty Sire,
pier every morning. tSanday excepied) a, six O'Clock for
Bridgeport end Norwak; touching at Bedeas Neck run.
ninS connection wiki The Housatonc Railroad Rsturn
as leave Bridegroom u Ii NJ the aIya of the Csrs
swH,rkN LiNE-St'sss leave Bridgeport ,,nineei.
ate the arrival othe Boat The distance il is mil.
with fine roads and beautiful couatry Fare
Is cents. URlAH GREGORY Ayf
Otice foot OF Liberty 81. MIN I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

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tiszssit,31,-lDUCED FOR THE YEAR lG43. New
$500, Independent Opno.tou Ii lie for Albany Pr
and commGdSa, stsnmG %@ Il NsMSEh
New-York, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at !
O'Clock, p. NJ.
For legh passage apply on board Freight aIen less
than tow-boat prices.
The NewJersey furnished with elegant and
Tor speed aud ACCOMMODATION surpassed b. steam
boat on the Hudson River. lel7u