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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-03-08
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Simultaneous Temperance Meetinp.

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Simultaneous Temperance Meeting.
The Brandon Total Abstinence Society
he'd the simultaneous meeting in the Bap-
fist Meeting-H House. Feb. %, l843. The
meeting was called TO order by J. w.
Cheney, Vice President of the Society.
c. A. Thomas addressed the throne OF
grace.
The Chairman stated the objects OF the
meeting 10 be TO promote the cause OF
temperance by a friendly interchange of
views, and called for remarks which was
responded to by c. KnowIton and J. Co
nant, when the President, r. V. Marsh,
arrived and took the chair.
The remarks were continued by J.. w.
Hale, 0. True. N. T. Sprague. C. A.
Thomas and J, Holcomb, when the Pres
ident called the Vice President to the
chair, and addressed the meeting at large
Ia relation 10 the obstacles retarding the
progress aud preventing the final triumph
of the temperance cause at the present
time, and concluded by introducing the
following resolutions
Resolred, That compromise of prin.
cipIe in the Temperance. or any other
good cause. is certain loss instead of gain
lis going backward instead Of forward
is defeat and NOT victory; and is death in.
stead of life. :.
Resoired. That il can never be erpedi-
ent 10 do qorong.
Resotced, That principle and expedien
cy acl in unison. aud cannot be separated
without doing violence and injury to both
ResotUsd, That the following are eslab.
ylishec fundamental principles.
/, That to make, sell, or drink inioxi
eating liquor as beverage is wrong-and
that all sOromg is SIN.
2. That what man does BY another
he does himself; and, therefore, to auth.
ogiee an agent 10 make, sell, or use, j:
equally wrong and sinful.
8. That the people are principals o,
masters, and the Legislature agents OF
servants-that the servant is not greater
than his mas,er'-and. therefore the peo
pie are responsible for the acts of their
agents.
A. That no man. or the community. has
a right to do, or license the doing OF an
act, which conscience and the law of God
forbid: Therefore,
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Thc n1eetings &C yhiting.

A notice of the meetings at Whiting
was out of mind, in The abundance of other
things to be attended to last week, until il
was too late. The meetings were well
attended throughout. Notwithstanding a
strong sectarian effort to prevent attend
ance. The sectarians had been making
mighty eudeavors, for long time. in the
shape of a prOiracled meeting, to get up
an animal excitement, in favor of a male
rial theology. The principal magiclans
and the chief of the astrologers and en-.
chan:ers had been employed-but all to
very little purpose. Plate and Herod
have now united, ard they have started
anew. There is no place in the region
where the sectafians have hated one 40
other with more perfect haired. perhaps
than in Whiting. This has beenman
ifested ia words and deeds abundant
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-03-08
greater knowledge of that Eternal State,
the abode of all the bIessed2

greater knowledge of that Eternal State,
the abode of all the bessed2
And should it be the case that we should
err from right, our minds become entan-
gled in some foul snare of sin. or flesh, or
satan, would not our friend be grieved p
Would not he labor with all the eloquence
and power Of love To point out our fault:
and remedy2 Would he rejoice that we
had fallen, or would he try to make our
fall the greater, or magnify it in the eyes
Of others
( A real friend is void of all deception. =
He never tries to serve himself Of YOU, nor
grieve, nor give you pain unnecessarily.
If he reproves fault, land faults he a0ilI
/ reprOre, } it is from motives pure to heal !;
but not TO harm-to rescue, not destroy
Must we then call those friends who
love from selfish ends = whom interest
causes TO sustain the bond or who if in
terest so require would turn our deadly
| foes2 Must we esteem as friend the mar,
! (if so he may be called,) who with pro-
LESSONS fir will deal 10 Wholesale SANDER
at our back. or with insinuation strike the
| deadly blow as though we were some brat
of hell fit only for destruction2
There are noble few, Of spirit choice,
whom sympathy and love have chosen for
their own, untanted by those corrupting
passions incident TO selfshness.
| Such, true friends, are found, of spirit
chaste, of lofty thought, ennobled by as.
stimulation to Him who is the Friend o
man. ARTEMAs ARNOLD.
| WiImot, N. f., Feb. 16, ls43.
P.S. Dear Brother Murray Il hav'
a few thoughts accompanying this, which
if you see fit to insert them in the TeIe
graph, they are at your disposal. Yet j
! they never appear, do not crowd out anI
/; thing important to give them room. Cas-
them under the table or burn them if vo,
! please. All / want is Truth and Holi
: ness. The more ofthese the better. Witt
regard to the Telegraph, the more | read
: the better | like it. | can say the sam
g Of my family. We can hardly wait it
arrival or leave it until it is read. w
!. are all protested Non Resistants. Aboli
J. tionists, Tee Totalers, and go for Mora
: Reform. For myself, cannot conceiv
E the grouad of hope for any man that hate
r his fellow, or wishes harm to either b
i soul or body, or causes their pollution.
4 Continue, Dear Brother, to redeem th
: pledge, as the motto oflhe Telegraph
. am set for the defense of the Gospel
. And when "SanbaiIat or Toblah" wish
y know "when and where you'll stop th
declaration of the Truth, sound it agai
!. still louder" No aohere Never p'
Yours for the whole truth, undisguise,
. =-> A. ARNOLD.
?. Wilno;, N. Fl. Feb. 15, 1913.
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WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

]. A. Allen, Middebury, pa
H. Goald Proctofsvisle, 800
j. Barnes, Waterbury, 90
E. Cutler, Brandon. %
G Thomas I" w
A Carr, Goshen, ! ~
HI. Hatch, Pike. N, Y. 90
|. Kitridge, Lyndon, 2O0
r. Stevens yr Londonderry. ~
Jos. Richardson, w. Pouiiaey, %
r. Dodge, Bradford, i on
A. FEman, Huntington, 2JV
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-03-08

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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

BETTER LATE THAN NEvER.-Thc Delaware
Republican says A Revolutionary soldier
named Jacob Carr, aged one hundred and ten
gears, was baptized in the Wissahickon few
weeks ago. lie served under Washington dur.
ing the whole war, and is now a pensoner. Hls
grandchildren and grandchildren reside
in the village of Brandywine. He enjoys the
best of health, and now in his old age has be-
come a Christian and joined the church of Christ.
His pillow will be smoothed by the Lamb of God
when he receives the summons of Death"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31
TITLE Nll-General Provisions.
lENTR.CT.j

T.
so0a No Cart. Tset, or by whether loaded or
Nss1s Soa not .nd p2Sysd NO km5n l ea5 hs
used in LAM or avenue or pubic place IN f e(rot
PAINTED with baes paint upon White srounG On y
Of the Of the ha OF SUCH cart IneN 9L b yys FOR
~ ~ 10 from the Owner Owners, Drivers thereof
sefeIat FOLLOWING RULES BIZ OBSERVED BY THE
mus, have tbe nn,be- WV and plainly paint
u or 10th sides of the shafts with black OIL pant upon
whe h F5e C.rnat on his Class must
,I a With his Ho and Cart AT tie North Wsst side OF the
PAX ranging n sasle s alonnd sc in oE.T Ra the sups
s1nt or lasrctor examine the numbers and conditions
OF u ,s Each Csrnan produce his present License IN or
dr. that il may be renewed -. ,..
h axSi{ or his Class, or shall appear without his number
ins anly painted directed BY Law will be consl-
n n having eindu5hed tho business OF CaFtman and MS
License will be anaullsd ace9TdPfy Ef b order -,b.,
S.w.Yors. Mayors Office July 20 1913 iy25 tIsA
nITBLIC NOTICE. is hereby given that the sale
f sessuent advertised take place the l2 day io(
June oIowp has bs3n pgstgGnS @ % BY x S
10Th day OF oiis oaT eq :! l: s 2eofa aDGn ns
oiE tr commissioners office, July 7th 1853 y8 awtolO
m CHANGER Y-Before the Vice Chancellor
PHILIP KeaIney and Frederic De Peys, Executors Of John
deceased Ezra GREGORY aad others. Bill for fore
eosars OF MortsasscQwen Hone, II Pinestreet New
e!s & crefory one OF the defendants this cause whose
p Of the said defendants whose place of residence IS IN
h s,,e o Indiana respectively required appear IN this
by the srh day Of Oct. next the bill hed therein
I'll ;i he aiken as confessed By them.
w sNsew-Yor,, July 8. 1873 lsl2-------j jy9 - law3w
TN CHANCERY-Before the Chancellor
Iohn Smyth Rogers Lewis Warner, Jonathan Hatha-
80 and Charles Sto5mBiii for foreclosure OF mortsage-
e. Clapp of the City Of NewYok, Compliments soli-
Hatswny Of the Defendants in t a
h State of ina required 70 ap.eE IN mi 1hls Is ssass BY
the eighteenth day OF October next, or the bill ned tns.s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31
Remarkable cure OF Hip Disease.

New OIk July 18th, l83
NrssRs. S,NDs-(ient My daughter aged six years.
ked with the hip disease when years DID, and
then she has been CROWN. gradually ut recently and
her suffering interval; most painful 10 behoic and
battles al description The head of the p bone thrown
entirely of place after which matter us formed IN the
socket ont and for many months ins,lccession she was
entirely deprived OF all natural rest She was reduced to 2
mere skeleton and very oeneyclalmed Oh Mother Wish
might please the good Aan above 10 take Inc to himself
Il was my stvent prayer her sufsrngs might be Terminated
and my anxious fears removed
The Almighty has promised BE- with troubles,
and in the seventh he will leave orSa e rs, we
put and confidence III Him; and truly can say 1t
has been verified III the present case Through liS blessing
and ,trumenality child livesyss Is restored to
perfrc; health and living OF the efficacy o your
.sh.rsstorng Sarsaparlla We had tried al tie Genedies
within reach had the bone set, had II biLster"d a
pu-d without effect She commenced the of the Sarsa
narilla in Anil last, and IN less than week there
dent Improvement dsc!iaTse came on from The mp Jont
and in few days COMMENCED hetns and III less than two
weeks entirely closed. During the lime Of using the Sar;
sapara she passed large quantities OF Worms which aided
materially in fastening the cure She rapidly improved in
h-arh and strength her appetite increased aud she
tir-y restored and wholly by the OF your SaapTlla
With the grateful feelings Of mothers heart and fathers
10y We subscribe ourselves yoni friend
SARAH BAILEY,
70. j9G Fourth-street
the subscribers. being n-shboEs to William and Sarah
BAILEY know the above relation 10 their child and
~ ~ WILLIAM POWERS,
JOHN MYERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31
No. lso NAssAU-sTREET.
THE TRIBUNE BOOK.BINDERY
\o. Snrnce.streer. Tnhune Buildings.

JAMES pR1NGLE: respectfully intorm, his friends. and
the public generally that he has commenced business with
determination do justice to his customers both 10 quality
workmanship aud scale OF charges. He prepared 10
Binding in all It's branches.
jobs of any kind appsrtainng the business solicited Or
ders left MOI Spuces.reet viii be thankfully received
and faith attended ivlg nj
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

T7HE COMPLEXION AND ERUPTIONS OF
the Face Body Skin eapPed or tender Fa, ds Ss
= = of The skin and tender chap- tesh, IS the
Italian Chseal SOAP The effect Of ths s on The sh1 rs a.
rb Ncs Socisy Of Paris, and warranted never failing
remedy pm fssek5s 6odIehs s[s r.. s ist r 4s%T ;F
change the color of dark yellow dscoored SKIN TO healthy
c.arIess. 1t the bites Of intects Iaosqqoei & &c
q NewYosk I39 Fu,onstEeet Brooklyn.
i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

nRUG AND MEDICINE ESTABLISHMENT
~ FOR sALE.-The Drug and Medicine Establishment
OF the Late c. T. Bull Co. i! offered for sale on ssFy as
nscticut Every article OF medicine &c was selected WIN
seat care and Of the first quality for city trade ana e
COMPARE with any similar establishment In the ey ne
location Que Of the best and 10 youag man Wen @
rate ndscements as the terms :il be veIy laEorahe. fo
.nT. annly either by letter or otherTise
H'iy 5 liT ,n,r JABER RIPLEY Hartford, Coan.
JITH4IE OIL.-5c0 bbls. selected. superrlor' r lof
w by GRINNELL, MINTgRsN. RsN.,:,t.s.Jeet, * sDs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31
w9zOLE no. 9f..
SANDS,S SARSAPARILLA

Tt. :, ~; .,i,,,, com, .-,.,,. mrs WIN
ar ,,,I IL ,i.,,- rr IN. =,
'''''e - ~
'4''ol saF'afaEiii4 II has pf5 r'ia.ea y 'sE' '''>
,, III Inn. I'm. q"le'' ai's >oo's NOS D' "
1.'su ~ i's that tiit ri''s'.ea i.u ~ '> "
.'eN- OK Is a''-e'.i,t s. 1 ''",'. ~
,''A1e S appearance ps!ofs '4'e i7''s' ''sNS'>
80 ~ sG % fnu'h tttfHt''. te -'f ,'sj ~ ~. h'..
CIV, II - ,'iuS 70 u aoah''S ia; tas h'Ns a9H ny
's" i'ith''OH i' heaF 'sfecslel aa c'i ~ W.
are Staa TO hear that iheY aye ,a!as IT, a, Ne7;'.,
!, row e,.erv ,eT.It ate, :, ~, - -,
80 ~ ''S' ~ t's.i @ 4uifisF ~ e'5 '''-.5 "
ctHih- nslfl 10 'h9nS"hS iii, i e >s,a 'sH Sifs'-
a Is used 10 he best advantage, la W. al ci Ha.tiru
extensive sales Tor country Use.
rNew.Orssns W,eEr,. ,j,,.,; I.q ie.,
This urr;yafSd pr,,,sr,,;,, l.,. IF -
astonishing of diseases that recorded IN ; ,n.l. 4,
history thus proving coaclu,ivsl;i it T ,I
his aim an! PURPOSE for " hich II s !,sr,-
M io' ledi o" 'o", e'"' co-s,''"'ioneI Gi'otaeS,
after trying different remedies speliIs thousands 0laS
in travelling and loctorng ad suffering all that bp,,
i c,r,be of enduring haye b,. die I, Ola ho,,;S ..
-oysI ,y,s,r h. I,}, ,.Iro,,c ,,s,,,,,;. ST..
'lr!! ~ ' *, - % :, -, ~ @ t,iS'i' '7GtotnA
Kings E'll, Salt Rhenm aad HlaEsorn !cer and PAIN
ul affection of the bones liberated Throat and NoS;IIi
Sc,rv, Pia Chronic -or Eve, Bntchs and y,rio,s On,
''c'i' - biies' ~ -, @ ~
liH'ous e'"i's' ' ~ go - -, :, IL, , al
viag their orgIl III an impure sti o the blood and hud>
generally will be speedily aad gi!ec;ullly by this u-
,tr ~ T., ,,,-,ti,, i ,..culiar and ,o,>s,, i,
valuable medicine aS - oit'''' i ''uiA'' "' CONSISTS "
and passing through the general system Where distractions
IN .vor,h,a e,i,t they ar, removed aS PASSES
L. ,I;,,o,, L,,., ,I, ,,-,s,,, will ,a ,,i
at'hs ION, .l a'iiiTi''"iE ' ~ IL ~ i;,I 80, 80 @ @ @
49, NV, ',' e'''' " ''''' - ' ''''' 1 -
u's powers
The porretocs daily receiving from the medical proteS-
SION the clergy officers of Justice and numerous private
zsrs r, and y;,l,, b,i, n ,.rl,I IN
I =: 80 - ~, -
us superior Nasue ana efficacy o os peraF"Ion 10 'ie
poor furnished gratuoUSly, sufficient proof b.lng fur
nishs,l of thar worthiue,s
The following certificates from, individuals Who have ,c
;I Ie',les ~ - IRON, a,' @ iu'iS VINO NY We SUI
eeJ % '' , T , ~ ,dc,od. 'o'' e iess''' io' me
caelui i'eruSi u 'e si'e''u r.svy ,,oxx n,,.y,,,,
~. c,,., at'sEN s > oNN' @ 9ul! - ~ IL;
Sd @ . aft sxsl - w S,lJe ~ ~ os'S
o'tFHeISu 1'u az, WIS Scneu i'h se
we're cold "hich usase' t "toie SySten lufpe 81 iNa
soG od, M BENZ 5an rian rs wsa % c,@J @
@ VINO liISliGs ti, pgii, i @ ] - mi.Ii' % ac. P
uaI tel,s itni oos i % +, 49,. usl .'' MI mn pii
parts n lr ooaE anu tt 1of,o[ pronoHfed my comant
lownS wGter my sight lea "a noth syf' medical ali "a,
aSaA esoFed to- when ire'el my SIshtInS e sumiies
my nose now osan 70 lNcIraSe III ~ ana ,n' "o.e poa
i0iy enlarged WIN adros'cii sWrilus. me nos even stm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31
FIRST PREMIUM

CATER BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
J. inform those Ladies who deIous Of purchasing good
Shoe5 that theirs ali made Of the finest French ma;eria
on lasts suited the shape Of the foot thst but superior
wor.,nen employed that manufscory Is under the
suDerntendeuce Of very competent-foreman and that we
have hand at all times extensive assomen consisting
Of evcy fashionable sty of Ladies, Misses Boys and Ch
dres Boots aud Shoes aHd also import direct from the first
makers Paris, Ladies French Shoes large al
ways Oh hand. TUTTLE HAIW AID,
No. 299 Broadway, one door above Readestfeet:
y. BIT. s II. received silver Medal and Diploma for
superior samples OF Ladies' Cater Boots and Shoes at the
late Fair in this city.
Measures tase a! nfters promptly executed ,e29 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

W "a, E.p-At 2ll Madison ST. a girl about Il
years oi age 20 assist with children and do tight house.
WORK N2ne need apP unless well recommeuded and OF
-ooH uo14l ol't'4Sle', jy2e Rs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

NTOTICE TO CARTNEN 10 RENEW
\ THEIR LlCENSES.-Exrac,s from law entitled a
Law to regulate Carts ard Carmen' passed the 10th day Of
August 1885:
,lav of july after the date thereof
G. Eyery person receiving his License Cartman
slal a To the yor for the of the City the sam OF wo
Doliars and Fifty Cents and upon the renewal OF Cart
mans License such person shall pay Aforesaid the sum OF
FIFTY '..s.
In conformity herewith The Cartmen rehsreGy required to
NC on TUESDAY tie lt day of August, lSi3 10 O'clock
a II. four classes each day IN succession. TO wit:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

COUNTER WANrED-One suitable for drv
- goods store, y lee, loug and q fe, ~ -
s0ot order. Erquire Ne. - Criar is s sra 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

DQAGDIN BGOA DIVA AT-Gentlemen and their
- wlyes, igi s-.c rnrmea, VIII Eud good board and
rOorlS ~ oG SniNts s,i door 10 Constitution Ealll
pheasant f:!af linoy ballus balcony 'front.' with
without S-} 'ltac'-,i. let with board.
6uo,nS of har,.Fs. IcrTns moderate. ya0 me
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

GONGRESS -MUSTARD-Ths mustard is
~ warranted BE- superior any other. beng nanulac
t,red from the Durham Black Seeds, By VIM. 2 Aco III
jtl street, bet ween 7,h and Sth avenues
Merchants and Landlords solicited TO try this article
fore nrrr,sinr .lScvyhsre iva lras
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

no. Ns.c Temperance Boarding House on the GhA
HAM SYSTEM at No. - Vesey -street.Thls house IS
newly fitted mp and furnished in the richest style It's ts6e
potfsr choicest Fruits, Vegetables, Goshen Butter Or
arr. County Milk Sc Permanent Boarders will DC accom-
m6da,ed on the most reasonable terms Gentlemen and La
dies visiting hs City earnestly ylted to give 1t ;r'
and are assured that they will ad quiet and neatnsss not
-,,a;n.bi ;r IIo,.I. Germs moderate a2Of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

!IUASL-S2 per week, at the Manhattan House
- or {oGt> friendly 70 Iempersnee who here are associ
I;r with visr- others Of the harmed profssions
GaG7s artists sc % puIneseet. B,cadwa ay and
- tm%
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

L mothers in general that her Magic Salve for rasters
remedy aud his!y TseomsGsd ID 5y the aRTn,!y ny
ence o application 10 respectable ladies nrh city who have
been cured BY this save Rssidggce No g str
ertions OH the face or ears children Also for burns
Certificates of cures performed by her Universal Onnent can
he scen BIZ apuivn: at26 B"ehInau-st. Jyl8 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

- Cauticn,-The Travelling Public are cautioned
against aying fare Albany Schenectady or tIca any
ariher Wcs, than Syracuse suffering their baggage 10 be
put the Cars going West OF Utica there aTa other rGlss
ara Fails and Buffalo, much cheaper and !easanter As th
agents of these are permitted To enter The Gar oss
along the line the Railroad becomes necessary ie ie
orrietos these cheaper modes OF 20 put t
Travelling Pablo their guard against the imnosltios oi
S,cn, Ma" is;3 my2o ;neod
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

INDIA RUBBER HOSE FOR CROTON Wa
article as manactured BY the subscriber The superiority of
India Rubber hose already we'll known and while he does
not pretend say is bqer than any other e warrants u
fuIIy equal aud to bear the pressure Of M Croton " Wate u
is much stour than t generality OF ts kind OF hose and
sold at low prices \ fair discount made TO Plumbers.
C. l.. ROSS, l2! Maiden Lane,
e1o If between Pearl and Watsr-5treets
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

A MlDDLE-AGED AMERICAN WOMAN
Isnss situation 20 travel with lady, lady aEd
,t feFsoas without children would be rrsserred.-
H,fz CRIGER, No. 50 Forsythe.strretta. iya5 W.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

T LIQUID AMBEk.--This article is certain
~ and speedy remedy for Scsds, Burns Chilbrans, Contu
ons, Scrouli Ulcers, ngwoms, Ruptnres of the SKIN
Scad Head &c 1t also the delightful article for
savng bathing removing pimp!es and for improving
the complexion generally used Certificates Of It's efcai
cacy from respectable gentlemen in this city and else
with directions accompany each bottle ana
nay be seen at the Office o . subscribers John street,
front Office second floor where for SALE wholesale and
retail A liberal discount will be made TO those who buy to
sell again.
AcESrsMt Charles Tripp l5S BoweIy pr. II; King
Co. l6 Broadway, Grndstree; Mr.. Jno. Cook, 751
Broadw4y corner t.ishth.street, A. WARNER co.
l.pl I'm Sole Manufacturers and Proprietors.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31


A MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN WOMAN
:nlsmse %s pn psa,oa 80 travel With LADY, Or iaay sEd
70 s s!sss S9Atisi Aas.oH to Is 5 iss | Of
w ANTk:D-At all Madison s. a gir! about Il
years OF axe 20 assist children and do hight house.
good moral Character >sH :" 10 :. E s,s W
| COUNTER WANTED-()ne suitable for , dry
- goods >tene, II y lee, !oas md lee, ,S and =;
s0oI o.ier, EFqGire At Ne g Cedar is I ST. ~
! U0ARI3->s:. per week, at ;he Manhattan House
- for youths friendly 70 Temperance who herr are associ
l;e Sit tisr- others Of the lrarned professions
IT, P'rk. jyz7 Ims
|! OQA8ilIN GOaDWA AY-Gentlemen and their
ROOMS ~ oIG SpNt s,Nt door 10 Constitution Eall
pleasant i @ liaot a,lug bAcony IN front, with
6oo,as .of ,lsl,t DISORDERS. TerEs moderate iy2o i'm.
H,.et,rl tiry Insurance Company.
4fRE lNSthA NeG 81 tbc lowest rates by the
Huiiord si-e h->arnce Compsny.-t!ncoIporaed lsc-
6s oa: sstabhst aud well known Institution. having
vf y, scs- OPERATION u:Har> OF thirty ysas continues
@ H'ases aIutre s;oNs SIstehantise and every EYE De.
s.'3s s 3 .''' JOHN NE'Lsos ) II Val Ass9 street.
,.'uE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
{ C19i;al s2acgOO; OfHce No. 81 Walls This Company
continues make insurance against loss damage by fire, and
: ssss; s:::a S3 E:;. ssss''''
john Morrison. +. l.. Nooley, Nathaniel Weed.
Jns-ph b. FAtaurn, flaming Tucker, John Rankin,
Dayi.i Lee, Nsi-s d Benj jamn, John ID. Wolfe
Caleb Q. italsted William w. Todd Ferdinand Suydsm.
Henry G. Thompson X. HAVENS, President
LEWIS PHILLIPS. Secretary ds
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NO % JOuN-STREET
J7LLlOT, BURNAP " BABCOCK are con-
- stsny supplied with large and general assortment of
PAPt.RS. suited all Departments OF the trade, among
which the follow ns Euhbari's colorcd Papers. in
great variety; Boston Corperla,e Papers, Of sasrior
Post ana Blank Book Papers; Printers Clothie and Carpet
makers PSs-Botrds; Druggists Hardware and Cloth Pa
pcs Binders and Trunk Boards; Seathrs and Wrapping
larers, Nc. sc.
rials jeS0 #
DEACH ORCHARD EGG COAL.--This day
dschargng barge Raritan Peach Orchard Egg Coal
of the first quality and Tor sale the lowest cash prices by
WARD X BROWNE,
jylo of Laght aud Westinghouse.
DREPARE FOR WINTER.-The undersigned
are daily receiving their yard 2i5 Wests, corner
Fankli the most approved Qual,e, Of Peach Orchard.
Broad Mountain ard White Ash Coal which they offer for
sale s. -r for Broker and Egg. and s. 50 Stone
and Nut free OF caaSe Fly cents addition when screened
from the yard Orders received at the Sugar KeiGe,y rs
l.ecua,,l st. and at the yai, TYLEE MAPES.
ly33 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-31

~ Health, Guiet. and Comfort-The Ora.
ham House Barcayse.t New ork proerS advanta ages
10 strangers stopping days weeks the c,ty, such
rarely Offered i Is es'o located on cls and , AIRY ,
mediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings Its
apartments convenient and neat Will It's table Is supplied
with the best Vegetables and Fruits a can liz procured, ey
Guiding entirely Animal Food and smrai o: all kinds
Charges moderate and every effort made render Boariers
comfortable Shower Baths free. Remember, % Birc9y-
street Jy2j If