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DAY M 2sth day February nert oar ,f S, a. p,bi ,p
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Drawing Of New Jenny No. IO-Jan. seri
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soh aud Iad by STRATTdN
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II I IS - - ~ - 20 IG 81 ~ % ~
Ticket Nos 10 SIS u, 900 oh, and paid bv
the all prize Sener. STRAIToN
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No
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a. Nos 10 drawn. Tickets $3.50
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INiE subscriber has pleasure of offering 10
the pleasure of offering the public, splendid COLLECTION
oi Nigs Scas Ladies' Curl Puf. all which ar.
Of III" lest workmanship, and exceedingly low
Members OF the Legislature requested TO call a,
u-y may be assured Of being quality Of ia.
so-si- offered and the prices at which they
N'B-Gfeliest care paid To- Hair Cutting Dressing.
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A SiTt ALTON wANTED.--A young man al,B6ef g.,
~ teach tn usual branches Enrish Ed1eaon vs. IN
obtain ausuou ne county Terms moderate For further
parcuan refer to AktsDe DIks spd 4 Masrudcr Fass
Chaf'ouesuus 1W--g,
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'ANDLEs-Etinton's 1anov Csnuc.. reunsnian wickcr
y Cos srcrm Candies Mtehews sperm Candies conn A
SWihs Hydraulic Pressed Csnies--or ssc By
ia ~ WILLIAMS a HANNTJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04
IN CHANCEKY-Before the Vice Chan

Il celor.-aieIdng 5. Cant rs. william B Fd.h c,,,.s.
In pursuance Of decretal order Of The coln OF Ssi
ry, the above entitled caus by the wee by
lor of the Fist Clfspit will be s<d al Pubic n
E. H. Lud9y Anc,oneer, al lhe Merchants
the city OF NeTiork, under tie d ecu0n OF the Ell II
the masters of said Court the 2st DAY Of Ps,es
y O'Clock, of that day, I'll those certain ot1 p
parcels of snd situate in the Six een;h liae
Ward OF The city NewYork. known and dsnR piee
certain map Of the property Oh e. "s%o!i apS does
formerly by James ouackenbus made by j. ths
City Surveyor. dated Jny, 1885, and h!ed 10 th s
Register in ard ior the ciiy County OF New ed
number si1y-our a1tyye and I,y1 ihe last Io,s y
10, being Considered equal io,s and the saia T Fh
ing adjacent to each other between The Fourh anu
Avenues, and Between Thirty eighth and lhiiS I'M srre
streets, and Sourdec outheasersy by SAID foarh s Of
souihwe-le.y by land belong ng COW or la,s 70 su
John Muy deceased by lot o shq by ,Ds
bered si1y.seyen said map ard Aorulrssteny eIy.
rears OF lots numbered ityGYe hy.six bly, g., nnrr
eight fifty nns by The southwest SIDE oil I9e & m iots
bered sixty said map, and ~hcc :aic m NV be
collectively from the parcel designated on saa map said
number fifteen together with ne right OF way a lie
Fourth Avenue, tue above described premises peSs
same which were conveyed TO John Fo~e. ny ~ An.
more and Jane his wife by ndenture daled I'D Gay
gust in the year 1898 and which s recorded 10 ihe
said Register in lber number 25 OF conveyahce'' =
sa5, 2f6 and S57-N.w.Y York, March g, ISf5 ,,.,v
WILLIAM w. CA&PBELL, Master In Snss..33 on aa.,3s
WM. R. ALLEN. Sol ictor. N@---- Il| ----
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

TN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan
4 cellor of the First Circu-Eias B. Wa,rous John
Court made in the above entitled will be sold public
auction nnder The direcEon OF The subscriber one OF the
Merchants Exchange, the City of New York, the 25th
day OF March next, At p O'clock noon, o;thatday-
v M u it 3 oI sn9"p % on r map o es
i) icry four the Hornheck Purchase, beginning
Iouh eoTer re OF opposite The lot now or
down the aforesaid Centreseet south fifty degrees
one hundred feet TO loi number ior'ythree S now or
ael, owned and occupied by hber Penny thence south
forty degrees west two chairs and fifty links the lanes
or late OF Jacob wie,ls, heHce north fifty degrees
hundred feet 10 The Ne" Post Road thence aong
th- said Post Read north forty degrees chains
fifty links 10 The place OF beginning Also all The following
lots and parcels OF land situate lying and being
Eevie. in Ulster County State aforesaid knewa on
map Eenville lots numbers thirty three and thirty
tour IL the Hornbsck Purchase, beginning north cor
OF Centreree and the Pos, Road leading from Kings
ton To "urtsborough and south of the formerly
occupied by Frost Could running from thence north
fifty degrees along Centre hundred and fy
feet TO lot number thrty~o hence north forty degrees
along said lot No 81 hundred feet to lot No I
lherce along LOT No. and south f,y degrees east two
hundred and fifty feet to the Post Road, thence along the
south forty degrees 10 The place OF beginning
saving aus, reservnS said lot number ,hrytour And o
other lot Of land lying Elenvle afore aid beginning
at The souihu est corner OF lot number A. and
along the esterly side of the New Post Road from Kings
ton .borougb south forty degrees thirteen CHAINS
AID twenty links to corner OF Thomas Msons land thence
along au south sixyeght degrees east about four
chains w links thence sou,h oryslx degrees thirty
seventy five Inks chesnut stump near the
highway thence north east about ty eive
chains twentycne links the southeast corner q! Let No
H. thence alcsg lots Nos Al 42 IS Il City degrees
west six chains htiyive links the place OF bee iuning
containing abnG acres or less eYcepl!.y aud
reservHg out o. the above lot watering on the south side
said lot conveyed Jacob A. Lorew and the school
house 2t thc eastsry side of said lot also
sold 10 Rufus ark tie norery part of the above lot
and half lot SOLD Joseph D. Cutter also excepting
a Ut of an acre the southeast al
joining said Cutters ot extending south fifty degree, east
southeast bounds, and bounded on soulw es by said
aas lot and on northwest by said Cuiers ha acre lot
and also three lots known on the map OF the property
cludea iLI said premises as lots No. 65, &c and 67
New York, January SGlh 1893
WILLIAM W CAAfBELL, Masteri in Chancery
r W. hUNkh, >ouc!!or. flo law6w
The allow sale adjourned The 9Th day OF April next
at the same llre and place New. York March a5 1919
Es7 WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL Master in Chyncerv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

ESsssA FARM FOR SALE-The subscriber
. offers for sale bis Farm lying in the City OF Utica,
Ne"Y York The location and soil not inferior any
Oneida County Ii lies the Mesdon Turnpike about
mile South OF B eecAer street ridge Eas,
CoalanS about seventy five acres OF improved land
high cultivation 1t has on il good dwelling house
wood house good barns four large sheds and other
necessary nu,buildDes all in good repair; thriving
chad well fenced and waIerri has wells OF So.i
Ter and other appendages. For particulars, apply j.
HOWARD SON, les Front street, New-forh, JAMES
BIOW Ell Utica, 10 the subScrib er the premises
Signed, GEORGE X. SMITH.
Utica. March L. 1875 mis- I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04
IN CHANCERY, sth Circuir.-Tbe

Bank Commiss orers of the State OF New-York r.. the
Bank 81 buiiao-Nouce hereby given. pursuant 10 an
oner OF 'e Court ot Chaucery dated the 2sl day of Feb
Tuary 1885, thai the subscriber has been duly appoBted
Receiver OF the property and effects o The said Bank NJ
ter! OF this Court RESTING In the County of Erie
otDer things 10 tase and stale the demands
OF any aeas, the said Bank Of Buffalo; and 10
Tor The genera. Purpose by s,atu all The
Creditors OF The aic Bank OF Buffalo required to ex
bapk OF Buffalo to James Crocker, Esquire The Tas.sr
having said reference n charge his Office IN the Civ r.
pafes 10 t6s uii and In default thereof they will be pra
cinded from all seahi OF The decree which shall be mae
II this suit, and from any distribution which xhal h. ~
under such decree Buffalo, March the S,b 1875 ''
iRA a BLOSSOM, Receiver OF the Bank Of .f,lo
N' SNoSA-A' .2es'e1 II Vlaacefy. nhl4 dls!3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

4sas TO LET.--In Dean street. near
Smith street, Brooklyn the splendid three story
EOasc finished ,e best manner, with Two lots OF und
uitaccd Also, coach house, Stables &c variety OF he
mos, choice erape Aiso several ru trees, with
well pump cf excellent spring water the premises
This property well calculated Tor the accommodation OF
,a,iiy to whom it will be let for year
more on acc mnoda,ing terms, by applying u
ms JOSEPH Mem URRAY, 100 Pine ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

1A FOR SALE-( Possession immedi
aieIy) three years lease from the lSt of May next
premises situated al Boomingdae, foot OF list street,
consisting of good Dwelling House. and rumber ot 9th.
er buildings together with dock and two o Land
also Steam Engine and Boiler, nearly and in good
order. The place well calculated for soap oil facto
rv or any other where light machinery isreqared
For further particulars. apply on the premises, or OF
F0ULDS STOBO co. 70 Maden lane, up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

Aa TO LEfI-The House and Store 346
LIZ Grand-sTeet of Norfolk, the next block 10
Market Il is occupied large Boot and
stree, Tor the Clothing Grocery business The Store
would be divided if required, 10 suit appl lcanis
Also the upper parl the House 26 West Nineteenth
street, The House has been recently built Ii would be lei
very lew good tenant.
Water in each story ot the House
Apply 10 MERRITT SMITH, 1853 Greenw:ch-street, cor.
ner OF VeaSy OF WM SMl III, Jr 256 West Nineteenth
street ma lGlH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04
~. l7ARM FOR SALE, situate on Pas

Be- FARM FOX SALE, situate on Pas
-. sale River, about nine miles from New York and
one mile from Beleye. Ii contains about - p OF
which is woodland and the reEainder under gosd cutVa
tiou. II has good house and bnrn and other
oulhudiRgS; and young apple orchard Of about eco
OF the best selected fruit Also good dock for boats,
where the steamboat .Prcprieior,' from Ne~York
will step her daily trips from Paterson. Title
dpusabe and portion OF The money may remain hond
mis- lms JhGeB vREELAND, on The premises
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

IA TO RENT.-The two story brick
imE iIouse No. Rose street, in coed order. Large
ya'd. Rent $50 dollars.
Also The Sorr No. 55 Front street next 5nt one 10 Mai
den anc-near feet deep 500 dollars and taxes
The above properties i'll be let for years In
qurr al the Office The The Saugeres Paper aii No. l3
Spruce 81 between the hours OF 10 and O'Clock
Iu,25 I2i WN BRADFORD. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04
AzA A COUNTRY PLACE TO LET,

At-[S n NVVlf IILI I II1O u I y L Z i
>9..tl situate st Rsvenswood, the bank OF the East
ltIv.r, about bali .sIe Haetts Cove ASTORIA
inli view c the ", coGssn2 OF genisel and
coGRodu bocse suitable Tor large flMily, and four
tv4 acres of land. Rent moderate.
AsoFoR SALE, yerp ctesp for coSd applied for imme-
daIely, three lots OF lana North sidc OF 27ihseet
7ih
Asc-FoR SALE TO LET, The house No IS Beachst,
three stories ia hight, win all the medern conyenenceS
Apply 10 w. II. HARRISON, No. Newest
a sui OF las Offices 20 e.. Apply rs nbove. m6u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

AsA FOR SALE in the City Of Newark,
NJ "a Gouse and p acres OF Land, situated in
SCUM road street, NO. r2. The House is 25 feet front
and So deen Win large Plaza in tie rear and web finished
throug bout Also good stable fruit &C., attached
to premises For further particulars apply Nichols
corner of William and Washngton.sueeis, or OF MN raul
ihe premises. lOi 'hi'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

~. TO LET--in Jersey City, three brick
E;.ss dwelling Houses Owo stories basement and ac,)
aOonl 10 minute walk from the Ferry Possession given
mme daleiy. Rent the times. lsqure OF c. Van
Nnrsl near The prOpRriy. Hn5U 9"-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04
I5sa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. consisting of

room, on the Isl or 2ci oor with pan:ries Locc-
iGl ust between Fulton aud Liberty ree5 and Broad
way and Greenwich street.-the rent not 10 exceed S5o-
Address o. r. c. this Office. The apartments will be &C.
crped by gentleman, bis wife and moher.n.iaW-no no
children private family preferred ms! 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

BRISTOES SARSAPARILLA VERSUS SANDSS
SARSAPhRiLLA-This article. which his wrought such
signal cures within the State and City OF New York. las
brought from A. B 4 D. SANS the following certificate o
It's superior efficacy its uaequaed virtues in e.adcatDs
.lriSa 1, iI, Z Is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

ia LOTS FOR SALE. at West Farms.
rhe subscriber offers for sale nanber of valuable
Burang Lots In the village OF West Farms Said lots
located the ana the best in the village being
good condition, and W i'll be sold cheap order
close The business al estate. They about Il miles
from the railroad Depot al Jordan 10 which line OF Sta
ges meet the every time they conie from the
city.
For further particulars apply Elizabeth Mapes Ad.
unisirar1 OF the Estate OF John Mapes A ST. John.
West Yarns 2sIh March, 1913. m29 Ivy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04
ACHERS-An Adyantaa ae-

AsA TO LET.-The two story Dwelling
House No SIS Fourth-seet.4 doors west OF Broad
say = ay be seen between Il and2 O'Clock. Apply 10
m27 GRiNSELL MlNTURN 4 CO. IS SoUth-si.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04
xeA TO LET-lhe House and Store

<s5A j u LE1-iH He dOuSe ana store,
400 Grandsree together or separate; possession
DC bad immediately
The House 81 Duanesree the first House from Broad
way.
The House SIS Henry-srect
The arick Building the of 40i and ic6 Grand.st,
% by 90 with stable under and stories above, entrance
from Attorney street; possession Immediately.
a lour story brick House. Milo street, Brookiyn;
possessi, can by had Immediately.
Fer sa.-D lots IN Brooklyn, would be rented cheap
lots Elizabeth Port, j.. would be rented cheap
2t5 fearl-s,. 81 al
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

snES motcrn built story auic house, containing twelve
rns panes. closets under cellar &c situated intEe
piock 70 lSth.s:r=e fifth house West of 6h avenue
mo iiDl Can from IN 10 O'Clock. for ~ -iier
particulars r Crr- al The store I2 Fuitnn 81 m!i2tit
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

AsA HOUSES TO RENT in Jersey City.
mA Persons desiring geateel dwellings in this healthy
moderate rent and ree from the dust and bRste
o. NewYnYk, oe accommodated by applying
The houses be reached lwessy minutes ekcr from
the y. Y. Exchange or City Hall.
There eXcelebi select schools. The taxes paid
by landlords. No jury duy-mlitary fines ior non-prr
fotmaDceo duty only So Ferry commuation average
low as to Brooklyn.
Apply n, the Land Agency OF Andrew Clerk, Architect
Montgomery street, Jersey City, the Ferry laadns.
tnSi S>5iost
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04
SALE.-Whereas Ed

Taos Adds EMMETT, Master in Chaucery.
pr gcnr,rrftIs So,iciDr in28 2aUSw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04

Persons resjdug in Brookyn, L. L., respectfully
quesed call Mr. l. g. Reed l43 Fulton ST who will be
pleased To give statement OF facts a relation TO the effects
OF BriSs's Sarsapara in his family llSl I'm
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"a ME DIAL: Magazine tor Liter
= AZURE, Philosophy, and Reiigion-
Edited by Ralph Waldo Emerson, and
published Quarterly, at Boston, U. s.
This Journal has now reached its ninth
number, and has won some OF the FIRST
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19
Temperance Houses.

propose advertising all Temperance Houses.
far of and near. Will friend HYDE and Others
aid in furnishing list?
b ID. Brown. Middleburv.
Crane, Vergennes,
E. Hill, shoreham,
l. Caldwell, New Haven.
Al. Stow,
L. c. Keller, Monkton.
Fl. Vradenburgh, Bristol,
Martins, Ferrisburgh.
!. Geo. Pease, Charlotte,
2. Spencer, Castleion,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19

A. Hyde, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Delavan House, Albany,
Saffold, Is &c.
p Johnson s. Son, Whitehall, a
Isaac Bull, River ST. Troy, .-.-...
5. Saffefd, Montpelier, ..:..s.--
Tee Total House Worcester, Mass. ::
Fay, Stockbrdge, :.......
O. Arnold, Chester, N. Y
Chales Bra.nerd, EIizabethtown, y. Y
Lucius Bishop, 9 >@.y
James Graves; 4" IL - -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19
The Most Highly Approved Medicine now
in General use for Coughs, Colds. and all
Diseases of the Lungs. rE.s

in General for Coughs, Colds. and all
Diseases of the Lungs. .%..@
FHNHE VEGETABLE PULMON
Il AIRY BALSAM is believed to be
the most popular Medicine ever known in
America, for coughs, colds, asthma or
phthlsic, consumption, whooping cough,
and Pulmonary affections oil every kind.
&c.,. Extracts from Certificates.
Dr.. Samuel Morrill, 0! Concord, n Fl.
writes "that he is satisfied he Vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam is a valuable medicine,
having been used with complete success
in cases which had previously resisted The
most approved Prescriptions"
Dr. Truman AbrIi Of Lempster, y. Fl.
writes that he confidently recommends its
use in all complaints ofthe chest. as equal,
ifnot superior 10 any other medicine with,
in his knowledge. ...=.:..
Dr. Amory Hunting, of Franklin, Mass,
writes that after having prescribed the
usual remedies without relief. and having
consulted with several eminent physicians,
he his foun1 the Vegetable ~ lulonary
Balsam to have had the desired efftc', and
recommends it as a safe, convenient and
efficacious medicine. -. .~
DR.. Thomas Brown, CT Concord, n. H.,
writes that 10 his knowledge, it has never
disappointed the reasonable expectations
of those who have used it, -
The public are particularly cautioned
against the many Counterteits or ImitG
lions which have partially or wholly as
sum"d the name of the genuine article.
u Be assured that it is not genuine
unless one Of both Of The written sigma
lures Of SAMPSON REED or w. NJ.
JON'N. CUTLER, are found attached
to yellow label on blue envelope
(All labels of and after the date of D c.
1889, will have the written signature Of
VIM. Jon'n CuAer) Prepared by REED,
WING & CUTLER, (Iate Low &
Reed,) Wholesale Druggists, "a Chatham
Street, Boston, and sold by Druggists,
APothecarIes and country merchants gen
orally. Price SO cents. IL
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-04-19

sink or swim, the house shall be kept on strict
Temperance principles, while he can control it.
The house has undergone thorough repairs. The
rooms are large aud airy. Furniture entirely
new. Every attention will be given TO make the
Northern Hotel pleasant stopping place for the
boarder or traveller. .= =S=.... 49,. .. ~
Stabling first rate. Attentive ostIer. Charges
to correspond with the times. .....-.se..- !. /
.fLOWZO HYDE
Saratoga Springs, Jan. 1913.