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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-21

ANIMAL rooD.-Many facts could be addu-
ced to prove that an exclusive diet of animal
flesh 10 amply sufficient for healthy nutrition.
Sir Francis Head relates some interesting par
ticuIars respecting the Gauchos, inhabitants
of the Pampas, in South America, which have
all important bearing on this question. After
stating that they often continue on horseback
day after day, galloping over their boundless
plains, under burning sun, and performing
labors almost Of an incredible description, she
remarks {: "As the constant food of the Qua
cho is beef and tDatei, his constitution is so
strong that he is able to endure great fatigue,
and the distances he will ride, and the num-
Der of hours he will remain on horseback,
would be hardly credited" Sir Francis
Head also brings his own personal expert
ence in proof of the correctness of the above
statement. When | first crossed the Pam
pas" he remarks, II went with a carriage,
and although l had been accustomed TO riding
all my life, | could not at all ride with the
Perons, drivers of the carriage,) and after
galioping five or six hours, was obliged to get
into the carriage but after / had been riding
for three or four months, and had lived upon
beef and water, | found myself in a certain
condition, which / can only describe by say
ing that / felt no e~xertion could kill me. For
a week could daily be upon my horse be-
fore sunrise, and ride until two or three
hours after sunset, and have really tired out
ten ortwelve hours. This will explain the
immense distances which the people in
South America are said to ride, which could
only be done on beef and water" There are
numerous facts of a similar kind which might
be quoted, but the fact that an exclusive diet
of animal food is fully sufficient to sustain the
physical powers, is TOO well established to
need further proof.-Dr. Lee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-21

All kinds Of Job Work, Blanks, &c, neat.
" execute at THE office.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-21

from the Malabar, under the personal super
intendence of Sir George Sartorieus; and thu
Locust got up her steam and ran alongside
the Missouri, with the view of towing heI
into deeper water. or rendering any othel
aid; but unfortunately she had already groun.
ded, which rendered 1t impossible to scuttle
her.
As soon as the fire broke out, the governor
ordered The waterproof gate 10 be opened,
and proceeded himself to the wharf, frnr
whence he despatched two engines, under
charge of the artillery and sappers; but il
spite of the united efforts of the crew Of the
Missouri and her friendly auxiliaries, the pro.
gress Of the flames, which at one time appear.
ed to be got under, was such, that at length
Captain Newton was forced to abandon his
ship, after summoning q council of his own Of
fcers and those British, officers about him,
who unanimously decided there was no hope
of saving the chip.
The order was then given by Captain
Newton for all to quit the ship, which was
done Immediately py tho crew taking tho
water and receiving the ready assistance Of
boats sent, in anticipation Of the exigeney,
from the Malabar aud from vessels in the iIar-
Dor.
Such was the state of the ship. when the
officers and crsw left her, that they saved
nothing but what they had on. Capt. New
ton did not quit the ship until all had left her,
about a quarter past eleven o'clock.
We are happy to add. that the officers and
crew are believed to be saved.
His Excellency, the American Minister
after securing his papers Of Importance, re-
turned TO the ship, and zealously united hts
exertions to those OF her officers.
The line wall was crowded until a very
late hour with spectators, anxiously watching
the fate Of the noble ship. The sight was
awfullv grand; until The masts atlength fell
overheard, the t.acery Of her spars and
shrouds standing out in bright relief against
the dark sky, was beautiful.
The whole rock was as light as day; and
probably such a sight has not been witness
sed in the bay since the conflagration of the
floating batteries in the memorable siege.
We trust II will not be considered presump-
tuous TO refer TO tho discipline on board this
ILL fated vessel; but as persons employed
alongside during the progress of the calamity
and on whose v~eiacity we can place the ut
most reliance, have been DESTROYS of bearing
undeniable testimony on this most important
we beg to inform our readers that
they describe the discipline and order on board
as most admirable; the several orders were
given and obeyed as If the vessel mad been in
safety, and nothing had occurred to
excite alarm or confdsion.-G Gibraltar Chron-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-21
Lynch LaD IN Pennsylvonia.-We copy The
following from the Pittsburg Age Of the 22d

Lynch Law tn PennsyIvonia.-We COPY the
following from the Pittsburg Age of the I'D
inst: @ @
Lynch La,s ga Butler Coaaty-Mkense Err
cffement-Ihe Indian Muderer- Tokpateers IN
Der Arms.-We learn from Butler, Pennsylva.
MIA, that the citizens of that tow have been
thrown into a state of intense excitement by
the holding of several meetings in the county.
for the ayowcd purpose of orga MIXING a force
sufficient to remove by violence the Indian.
Samuel Mohawk, now confined in Butler. for
the murder Of a family in that county, and
whose trial, our readers will remember, has
been postponed by the court for three months.
lie intention of the indictments was to get
him out of prison, give him the semblance of
a trial, and deliberately murder him by hang
ing.
9TH reason assigned for this course is that
the people of the town desired the a"couittai
Of the prisoner, of whose sanity at the time of
the murder much doubt exists in the public
mind. The sheriff has ordered the captains
OF the various volunteer companies to be in
readiness to march at a minutes warning, to
defendtli prisoner shoieidsthe mob be so reck-
less as to attempt carrying oat their scheme,
and that officer, in company with Gen, Purvi-
ance, Major Reed, Hon. Judge Bfeden, Hon,
VIM. Beatty, Chas. G.. Sullivan, Esq. and Mr..
Wigdom, (the father and brother Of the MUIR
dered,) have left Butler for the scene Of great
est excitement, iD>prder to persuade the mob
forces quietly to dispense and leave the prison.
er to answer to the laws Of the land for his
deeds, II is hoped they may srcceed."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-21
WEEKLY PACKET.
For Baton Rouge. P~ldquemiae, Donald.
soncille and the codsf.
THE Substantial steame

~ The substantial steamer
GOV. ROMAN, L. Nj.
49, 49, Verbois, master. viii leave
New Orleans for the above, and all inferme-
data landings, every Tuesday evening, at 5
O'clock. Rsturning, leaves Baton Rouge
every hatuFday at 8 o'clock A. M, arriving al
New Orleans the saRa night.
october IA 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-21

MONTGOMERY SLOAN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. ii Dan LEvEE STREET,
New Orleans.
sept % 50 6m.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-21

|Ertraordsnary dueL-A fatal but extraordi-
nary duel took place in France, in the COM
mune of Maisonfort, department of Seine-et-
Disc, Two gentlemen having quarrelled over
a game of billiards, drew lots who should first
throw the red ball at his advefsary's head.
He whom chance favored threw the ball with
such force and correct aim at the forehead of
the other as to hill him on the spot.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-10-21

A fellow walking through the Old BaiIy,
at the time of. execution, when an Irishman
was at the point of being turned off inhu-
manly bawled put" Are you there, | always
said you come to be hanged. " You're a
liar" replied Pat, if it was the last word |
had to say, | did not COME, | was BROUGHT"
= Duelling, as a punishnents is absurd. be-
cause it is an equal chance whether the pun
ishment fall upon the offender or the person
offended nor is it much better as a repara-
ton, it being difficult to explain in what the
satisfaction consists, or how it tends to undo
injury, or to afford a compensation for the
damage already sustained. paley.
Duel in high hfe-We see it stated in a TO-
reign journal, that a meeting" has lately ta-
ken place on the bank of the Neckar; between
Prince Jerome Napoleon and Count de la Ro-
che Ponehin, a general in the service of Lucca.
The combat lasted ten minutes, when the Sc
conds separated the combatants. Prince Ma
poleon received a sword wound in the right
arm, which opened a vein, and Count Pou-
chin two wounds-one through the hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10
sRgsr PUBLIC M-NEyir
q snnpaHy
rr,uF A Million OF i"tLL.ARs IS SIMS

HALF AnSi4oS IT ~ : - ahh''i'
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b, oj IL, ia ssg RI ft sir,ii lRxsIs,t
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aas Cs,,,,. TOYS, and Bar. SD sh's. ,s
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- - hat !, .,,,f,- ~,,h th,s has'd A. thl' = No.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

For ~Nl.F-l very hcauumI piacr situated
"a Bloomfield Nv Jrney about II ,nie' I'm Nr"
1,r, moo III l- inst a.i .o,d 'ihstagtr' dwelling
hons. hy,r f,,s hr,t tooE and i"r rooms on
-, t,,r. tE. .-'l. ,,G;- 5uliinc,-.ll Ia r''H,i
an a,cy coed garden with Varrr Of if" to- >uGh
h, .:srff.., 81 I'm, pr,I-rt, han,i..n''ly
Al. ,.,,,,i,d. tr- within" uig 1t NIL 81 Nv
H, jih'"
ellen, Ar.,ienir, nal, ,i rn,s. Trrc Is rrsuif com
n L. -,, the =. ,ad Ne' 'rk VICE J'{ b
s,egr au,l ,ll1aad The property Will b. .ld chs,
l,i ,.r,t;. trs,.,frr hg3ts- Nov orA 1t VI
" pODp n,u.,-.rr Back huIc t'I % on ~" rr. IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

~ To LEI Tor on or more Years. a Ntrs con.
y~u,rat "1.ury house situated IN he ,tli.se II Bell
ar, south Long Island TO mtlrs from Nrr
No!s tc Ocean sud south Bay 10" house 10 buii
in .ty with folding door, t and "a "of brti-
fta ,:.tr Ac A 49, arden attached OF about acre.,
aud eyer ,cc>,a, Tor the Accommodations OF .
lar-, lauug There, mmnui' lton dali - >r"-i rs ~
mich rts. The door and railroad, also rs almost
dali, b. ,.-c, lea, The dock. lln 'oft dI.i cr
4 rf, he Bill lort ..iny and ,,rcH athin
lev. rods # the desirable county sat not sur
I1>,-i i ,I, ,II hr south ttr Island h"E !af-
- ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10
AInRI>NN,> uNAlEIAN EEnlCINLS-

NORI>oNS HIGE.IAN EEplCINES.-Ho-
" ne w hrnrA> \ \ Sam'n.. af1s B."ai"'y y"
rHA.ii- ,firfuI-r OF Nr,Sn Mosl."a ''
appointment fu % age u their N.GisBr ;h t'rfr'r" L.
!f III public that Nj SsmAno, uot ,ut'on,e - III
NORlSONf~ PILLS New York tbd that M->St'
Morrison Duly Ag-G, NV York Nr,lrf. XIII
HALL! OF No FHslin guar from whom siUnr III h!Tf-
MORRISON 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

ISABELLA OR APES, Of proper az. fnr forming
Ytn~yanI. Ir"p'k.r-4 fr>n t.4,,ing all the good
I,itt~s ~hieh tir nao.t Improved causst,oa
h.a t"i-ftsf t~ ard, Cs'tan P,sa
nf-srd :" III ."h'' ha>- "i, pnrcis~ ~ill
sAs' aasGae"aN III .h~Dtr 'n cnlsat~ ~ Cry
sfh -st'r, 'ner'. tpsosie~d ttsf iratioa =.
Worth Al cpmnurtcsfLH<a gst .dirrss-d X I
I NDERiilLL VI. D., 400 Br,.d~ ~. <,r-Yprs wi
evf'" 'Ii1, H> ~-la jait- c..ahs.s that IL Ia
i.t4t-'i IL ,hsfHct~r and hsbtts ,ir,f. s
'fa"fa gf- AL N1rs-r~- M IMPROVE 4s4sl-f 30 ,s-
li.4i H. vii s.nrrsit} nl-r ~fl 4is f-iv = ~str
sb~, yantl ~ ~ortts ~ nd Al ~ rsf,T8
N,tIil@ cad ssEti--fn apt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10
eFARM poR sArR ~,ruared on n. PISS,

S& < Aozs NAH, e0zs wv orr. ana ua'
-Nzn S-i~vilL coEtapa sh~su; S Nf ~hich
-oo1at ADD tsr v-naaart Inarr ~ eait's,en ~,
90 IA aHse and catt alb AL,
y9a ArSt~ orh,s Il ,ert ,tFr~. sr -~I~ei-d
ttse god DICK ~ III -rru~S.t Pro-
PT'~tt from NJ York ~tA >ior iaIfy
from ft.Ts TIKI Fnis.putaat- It'd portion q IN
M mn blat ,'i rl.srtg sspty
ris ig. JACOB VREgL iND % ~. .r--n,,.~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

S@ pRICi. $1,000, Farm tor sale, containing
-&- W->rf,d E>s-I COUNTY y On thu linz ii ti'.
woodland, comfortable dwelling. well OF wafer
door sn,ll barn SAID farm aat-d nnr-
arth Of mile from ,hr old road leading from New
fih .I-ha, an; - yie'ny u school, .i"r-.
churches and markets lnQuir" Of Edward Towns near 'h-
-. W-SiIeld fourth mile from The HtIroai
D.,r,f. or ri Fhr1t~'ft1wn Of BURNETT d HAMILTON.
EiI,l.'h.t.,wa Jan. :. 1913. NH 2m
FRA A cot >TKI PLACE TO LET, -Ilna'. at
T God. tn hank Of III. East h'- sbnuI hall
m- ra; II ll.tr, ,0Er or t>utn ahd N ln W"
the rrn''- ana Curnnton> hou.
suitable fofa ,.t.un and i."i IA" acres oi i'nd-
N.s@TOW SlI.f.,rs,# ,,ls,r.so,, ,rgIi.,t fot
immediately. r.- md Moth >I, 81 2sth'>'rfi
Ai,.-foi; Nl.F OR TO LIT, thu h No y, ~ leach
,rr, dire. M, m'tl al tie modern
\ SUI, law oiic-s To- Ir- .,rpiy a, 'bo,r mhltt'
ri 70 LET The liou, and >iorr. 400 Grand.
f.sr..r ,riarr. P,.'. ,,,,l l. had m
Tn Iiu,. - Duln,.>'re, tie fir,; Broad
tt, ii.,t.r ~ ii-ntg ,tr.et.
Ia, bIi.A Bni!Gmc IN the u 81; and !- ,nd-fI'-
~ W ~ with .tati undr nj =" o ,tor"s allow tnifSn''
ilon .,'tornry-s'. ',>,r>si"n nmrdl'rly
\ iSui-,tor5 tuck ios.r " uw .trt, Brooklyn. POS
a.. ioi! b. nai Immediately.
tar ,,-2U loi m Brnon yu. would b" rented 'hrap;-
1T, FlI7eh.rh Port y. J. would Is grilr' crtr
,prl! - ABRAHAM r. LuisIER. az 'r4ld..I.r'
on .dj Paris Al III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10
III VALUABLE FACTORY for sale a, Auc-
~ :,n-kL li - :aa Fahiic 10 M.-ct.-.

nle iR. jAooB vREEL,ND, -, pr-uu..~,
A VALUABLE FACTORY for sale a, Auc-
s a.: rss 81. 49, :, n NJ M.ES'1
En- d'y Il April D-ti =; Il clock A NJ 4ay
ss TO- $500 % m Md rasf sfs -!
,ns c"nrsnv ,pd s'rrn,r'v kno~r rt- sr'-r w"ohu
II .a so,eos .srg earDrr Of Io her-,oforr o.
n"i@s sGi: the Inn 10. 81 ~. s s III a.
m nS' :, lot @SS s5 M2a Mr2e
d md IL 100 f-, hrne- .lous rhe
cn"i STIR s'ene- .onx rs ..anr ,op, -,;~aa, ieo s
~ i.f- e-slnns Ios-'-f With u ,ctory Ah:l. AVID
Ii,rs md ., co.r,un1ns rsii--,- f,r, md ~, =; ~
f'.ic R'rf ifoah ;'~ ot e0nNry-i +" JOHN Wh-rno-~
The + " Gaii4,ns, M iho,- in; Fr> tn Fac
a., III IN an am An NJ > ~, and 6y To-
nches lan- thr-r -s hish ul u,,rh.r shop ,hc-
IN "ii and .rirc order hA'inc been lately
fftpr Dwelln" HIaa.e ,uah - ~ Of ,t -
ntendrnr aud IT. t.m,y. Th,l yn- building u.-d
on by DIP winch
T. nd - factory d ''-if II HAVING '"Pp' q" "'tr TH"
Thr c~~r connected with ~ ,bar- rrni>> ~
"a d from ~ p'.fs , ,heurS an 'i ,S, 4,
s oricr The r,t,b,hnrn, Wi uitrd cotton Or
wcn iacier iuy o:h~r ,rchsnc, tu,po. men Fr4uns
~''crp3"e aud i.~,>r' ad'mtaseao( Ioc.ton & ei4on
.rr vii do ~ so4 4, ts rrr Of IT, NIsciu
he factory tho PARTICULAR Of wh'h al ~ tn
day q >ar learned application M ,nbc.is
Par q tn nehas~ bond an rnort.ast
Tn, We MI b NAL b. J,n., " N- &C. ,nctyn
S anu J" VI 'Ec i'e' ou u" IA 't"'' \ II
% | H>RLE SIT Z BttTIER 1",rer *
Nf', ' s"rk H,rsh o,is'' y tt'ns'rt''
h'''s' Z'a"''AAi'' --
,yr,s ',r. r,1H
ln' !, 81 mr., ,1' ~, :, 80, INA, " ]
-. e ~ W., ~ A. o'' pi' "', ~ " , -,
" FI<rN Nttlr IFIsHlN
rni.,, ~ 49,, ,n, =, -'r,,'rj y, "a" r,nI H., -,
Will b. used to MAINTAIN The nr"t,o" thar h- na' ~'nr by
'"r''e ''' '''I-'r'"'' 10 his if'lrN''o-
70. l,,T ',',ttk' ,,.,.
:, 'r't,t"I ,r'' t ,!
rnrc,u prav,n- nd P.,qrm-
br'dgn Vocal 'n'i'
Mis- + s-f"rN-- Introductory 'I'''
II, l''Mlnf iS@i'r,"r" A'f '' p yi,, n n
Lou S''S /. 'NiAa ~ n't y
II "a K sl4ltn, J'sot AISer
- .i9'' '.' !, -, y, - ~
nrno"f ~ y: uI.,A
v B. uii.at,f b; R''@S,l,nd ~.
.'IA,on r.. h ~, i Lnm5'" - -.
CORAL ,, VI smith ~ y.
!, nn1n.''"t; Pa -. E 4 q ~, ~, -
% Hn,,"I, -. t'' uiis5" .choo
n n r. ,'rn b. I'm s ~ ", ana T. VI o" ',ho'
drnc- - N'uerrnth-'i a.,
'mcH',I' g"n'l nm, *, may " h'' Al ~" 'n,h"
,,IIr p,5p T5,'IIlsS1.I.l, fZS,rl,rI rs
wat. .,nG,y4,,sr,. +, Bo.sp,,e
SCHOOL Pert'''.trr We'tthe>i.f .'ninty : J.,
Thu ~. seats OF safmns situated - mn"
c"cr, b',h INSTITUTES a., nld. tic jSh' '''''- ana '''
mc"t Of ;is, follow H t Qt'e'[,;
MAJ, ,nd N.ai Serene e..
G. M,E,,ttr, Dow, Wee Fun'ral. Teacher oi Natural
Science. Wn'ins and Ds"lns.
in,y.pD y. Dow Teacher ol L,n. Gr,k Mathematics
and Noel -I,en." ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

DOMAN BYE BNLSNN "r W,ak and
II luf m-d Fy-.l'h> bai>tln - prescription OF On"
Of tlp most crrHr,rl Oc..>i,-h,, lons ,,u-
and ,uH;id, Ill recommended the rubc r BIT ,h
most ;ccr, ,A ,-d Tor i.mmatory iaS' 9" the
Y. h.r- tf. -S-t- much nIltInr is
ball . tiackt covered With blood act, almost k"
mage al u d after two VI thIt.
applications
N DlNNESS OF SIGHT,
Clu>-i b Ned attention minnie ~ BY bong n
Gl aud in the me'Ane partial los, OF sikh!
old Ir>fF"f, and should b. u.s..
b, al Mo .L their .l.t iaink without ,ny ,.iaret dis,
Tin. B,lm h. rc.Iars, >i,r,n many Nhsr. al
IT. II TOTAL. BLINDNESS.
caused by inflammation had cNj.r "a y-,rs. H-
H. and clu~d by blows, conruon, "f
WOUNDS the b. rrtr4-,u> bo,i,-, i trIif"ns ~
introduced unl t eyrlid irino'~i 10 il-
application Of The Bii>Am.
lhc fa.wiPS eenCe from lie Pastor 81 fh Ep.,o2 pal
Church H,rrm viii CONVINCE he mosi !crr'"lo' o III
H,gLIH Jgly l9s2
N->,r. sand. co: 0.n;.-tr,m motives Il humanity ]
pOmpt-! - Inform yoa that few applications II your
valuable Roman ~ bslm ,i. n,,dr -sle". III ne
,s, .-':'-:, " b" E uhr-i uni-f mo; "h
n. ey~s civ Pm
have given nj tn hoT~s account II she ga'i"i
,-siec cure and ,crlh-d ti- ,daz-' Whs tr m Lr !.
hog. Nour.. Gin.i cr,tsiu!ly, hoy l -
MANY c-,c'tN Of might u sl'r, bat hi
~,at,>'. ih II reputation Tar -
,end ti,- usacf II other pr-t asa;lOn-
f,' ny mall JaI, N;h fl directions for n-' trr" n
r-ai,. .,ird aud .7i ~hai,,4r and gtNi b. DA' ID
SANDS GO, = f,.si Bfoads y eusr Mn i, Sold a."
- Br"a!"aN oornrs Chamt.'' keune1y 'is g'--c.rr
I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

satA lAl.I Al}LE FARM For >ALE-' on.
Q& ;uu,p, a5 acres ot which Aiiu' Al 'ot oil the
-, mould vii aiastrd T. grazing OF srg".9E
,ytt a, j graa AIy Kind railed IL TIA. Stafr 'ns
t,,-,, a v r run. through every Iot ttc N.ii
-t, !, v,, Il need buildings good repair laTsr AND oa-
y--i ~! mo-, id 'anou, fruits -~ IL Aout'i''r
on IN, The ,Iuslrd IL Columbia count 'n~
NIL g M f-ftlaos alag, Z; from Tic htnd~rtoOk d-te
- DIR YsIi R.rsad ad istes rom snyF rsNl; ,miisar
IL tfs e ~ t~si tEIn,
~ .. si9tis tn'i',' ~, -i,'fas IL,
pTf be call sad las pr-lns- ~
lss, ulI,L lad 'dd 'GatAl4r l'ii' ''-" NJ.
tung..,ls g>s,t.t repaired. 20 GUirt i1ltii1 "h
.,r-.St V IT II II - iTslal>e., 90 Z \ ~ AK
,l. odice ii lIn-Isr Atieatl,a az
IA. FCiR >Ai.f., 10 Princeton. \ } on low ahf
-? IN iec.nrnz r,ns house with lct u
:h-r neatly fenced WIN 'tah!~ enrriA+r ~ -
"a Al. ;.IIaas; :, ialu,- sra!-fy III .cr hou>~
l.- hea~c .t91-> aE ma lo'i r1.ant ~ tn h't
yg h1ll I'D ,a4ti and u 'reont 'ntj oai
aad a JoainE si.S, II .s~neE s:o. ar klirhen
rnis-e>-, wasrooH fitted with eU0Tsr -Jit-r seE an :
aopi crs aud eeutAinux cI-rrH. AlA IL suf
r,tar- h2a,e D-aT', with hr- and ctss- .d
iNj
tn. property i. ,jsib4r 'uv-d rr'ar, ---us- md
"a t,s ;-v FlaaIs, tn sea.t> toii--- >-H'in
.frr hu-rh-s drSra6tr r>ldrne-
r ts.. Ia, ,5al4 !IA- ,ai.lE-nd to- education q 'i"
,f.s. N.,rt =.
yBf en-7G
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L. TO GARIlENERST lei or lesse, on Essfsy
20 siEh .tsrs. s.sve-a Ta,rd md Fozrrh a,enarsSsi
-s. yoRkyRLE, ,s-.n seax.a,e.s ss..r , ,ssy
WI .see4 To s@sa :.ssa, 'h- r-ut viii Or 1 =. ="
- HOUSES TO LET-FIve ne~ ;hree sseFl
Houston sns+d very h,ar.,oue wi .Is
, ira .s ~ .,ees a,c aa snsel Stt
to IN Ai'eten Thu houss viii y e9ag.tsd Sy the gin
.s' ' 3e C fi ' FLEMING Nj &C. i ~
AA TO LET OR FOR sALE-That superior ,,
IA re Hog.s si'uar- :, Joha, sa.sS t,g;a
si F.f : q: ss. q: from s,.i u
To- to ss ", from 70 'f''ss 'o' '@in'' RFbNoSp
L.rA To I-t:T-The three story dwelling and S'ase
IN ~. !. bGEeEy Th~ st2r, has b"-a "fe1'' Na -
A,o-- D"-l!.as q IL Hon.. u Bid B., .nd ~
a@air- a 10 u Bov-rr. as =
~ To IET-Af a reduced rent. Tvo HouaeS,
81 No II and e Nsnoa.tr-- IN good ID VII , MAI
=. motel nd grit - hr.t ~, s .FR Boa hs
Hoase 81 oudre.t. opposite TO ln'on N'Ftr'-
',:s ''''e'' i4's''ki iSoslASD % srrns-.tr--t
II To LET That -lieabr restenc,.e s!',.ae - ca
E banks Of The the riilac- 81 (" Ii.n,ouaS''
F,r'r ht~een EI-s-ph and lNe'l,h ,t .,
v surrounding rrund ss'.inr iaid ONT and ln.ed
~ltn erabh Sc -Hriv . 'n'''si- Pnt;aR
vAS Nv WS S.s'Ai, S. ,. ~ ,5 ~ s
ii HOUSES TO LET IN Thlrtyilith street near
IA the N,ah Asenu- On tr7r .t"FT 'taH'e ~ ".
story fran Hous- rh- Of tn allow" Slth 800
Complete and Will IN rn;rd very 10" 10 100"
Apply John c. Porter 90 the premises OF 20 l
- B Blatr LIS Washington Ct 50 Nv
Ss COUNTRY STORE TO Let-Tne vel
-,;E known mercantile s,,ni IN tie yili'T VI t,'h.tH
sAs Duchess County io.ncriF occupied y y n iiot
II ren, from he Of Nir-wh,rr fresh l.'2r'rnr"I Of
,7i. " III meet wyth rad <r App} q John :; a
NC. me-. TIC rrr.sr> narlrs an WICK - itch
\.w-l OK. a!o "
4-i To RFNT-The TWO story bnck House No
- Ras,-srr-t IN good or,i-r Lax, yard Rent >i%
IN Also. III tor ~ tron'-s,r,- "a, I, nat 'T f
.t1r- foper> viii r let tnr y-ATN Inquire
IL oicc ii tne Ssug.rtcs Paper Mn NJ - sprue-r-"f
y MS MS' q, 'r ''''''. - WI BRADFORD Agent.
ri For SALf. IN the ety. 81 Newark. y =
: A houzr Of land 'ltusred IN south Broad
stree n. Housr = fee front aud 50 ''i
wi,Iefge TIC and W. u finished forSh"n A..
m s7bic attached ~ m" rr"nisr> or ar
rr f.r.cgl,., apply L. Mo HOLS c"ulrr 81 William
and ,jnrron streets. r o WI PAL l. on tn premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

DEAFNESS IR ED->cafIas Acoustic
~ On IA, a., cur ii D,nf-' P'.a. .sa d'ehAfsr II
,r'i- ii eiIs, s,1 n sha~ ttAAsr-r,bl> nls k
i.>rcr fa!lu. whi1Ing 81
= winch =. n.lu 4 approaching D. ilns-s .h all"
.-it~t-L ,t'-rdtEf "a tn dis.ts
ft'd liz follow 's' !iniri cue" Ii 'ny h1'-
d doubt s dt.nss hstu and Ia, Il r-,'
e. l,.J. -,'.~.- cur.blr Naer-vv. II
aGh mar; II tym 10y Alb. by ~ 1i Ser
!-. OH b published but al, ta,- tn ehH., 'dns
-sg.atI. Il y.gT tl-,rtns.
lad Sml;hf~d. Peaa4 'aGia, ,Ed Gov sboaI Sighiy
as- had -u gradually getting Sai ial than Jf
thar impossible 20 MAXI her bar cob.
,-f>4ion oud-Sr II LIT WINTER sa "a IA
iac-i u rry ScarI O for DeafR->s ]; ony h-c-raA1
add rs III hts a--d w. 1-Jtt. ADD rhA h~f h-Il1 -
Eri-ctiy tr.st-J,br cur~d TIA. 'aiV tl@ ul sfrTaf"t
by Or 2 Bill md u .oid isrnci By DR. D. Jayer 10
4rnsdway PTie- 81 PER BOTH ir'a<t tu'