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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

.ilete asso,,nen, OF SPRING GOODS, suit.
:,Die ior the trade, seasen, and tnnes.z sesh ~sa
AMoXG wHeHssRE, p
DRY GOODS.
Fancy and Meu.uack prints, painted lawns, ~
chinlz, urniiure aud apr,n cnerks, >aco shitlngs.
3-4 A and 6-4 brown and white sheeiing. blue
dnlling and fancy antaloon stuff, irish and treach
lnens, brown linen, drillings, linen and ,ian,ask
table cloths. 81 rs Il A be.Inckings. dress hdAls,
gloves AMI hosiery, Stocks cravais, aad pocket
handkerchIeis. tsE cala tat + u
a..A.. CLOTHING.
Meas gsmbroon roats ahd pants, linen pans &
rondabouts, st.prd linen diillins pans, cotonade
coats. &c fancy silk vests, cashmere, sat,net,e.
and jeans pants aud vests in variety, fancy, hck-
DRY and flannel shirts. &c. &c.
BOOTS e. SHOES.
Iady,s kid slippers, cali, monroe aud prunell.
walking shoes and bootees; Men's (faxon) calf,
kip, seal and thick boots, hned kip and thick bro.
gans, and calf shoes brogans, pumps and sippefs;
boys, yooth's and chiidlen's brosans shoes, &c.
GROCERIES.
NO. and loaf sugar, Rln and Havana coffee,
black, young hyson, gunpnwder and imperial tea;
sperm and taow candies, dried appe, ant peaches,
lice, rasins, sardines, cassa, gingsr, pepper. spi
ces, Ne !; $40 l0-l! l2rl4 window glass la,hlns,
flooring and nails OF all sizes; blasting and rifle
powder, &c.
HARDWARE, &c.
Padfocks, carpenters and pendulum door locks,
brass and butts, screws, parliament hinges
folk aud knob latchss, hammers, hatchets, saws,
beach screws, ped screws, mahogany knobs. German
silver spoons; spades, shovels, grain and grass
scythes, scythe sneaths, hayioks, raSes, &c.
Queansware, tinware, paints, OILS, turpenrne,
whiting, putty, &c
Ills stock OF goods has been carefully selected
for this market, and hc trusts that their qualify and
prlres will insure the continuance oil the custom G!
his presen, friends, and that this no,ice will induce
the public generally TO call and examine hi goods.
ID A. MACKENZIE
PutosI, May 10, 143. 10
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POfOST
SADDLE g. HARNESS MANDATORY,

VUNnE subscriber wound respectfully INFORM his
l. friends aud the public, that he has commen-
red mandatory of the above mentioned articles,
ahi that a complete assortment of all that apper-
tans to his line, will be found good and cheap 70,
lash. Repairing OF all kinds promptly and rea.
sonably done, by .. l.. STONE.
Po,osi, May 96, lS43 II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

10 France. But the kingdom Of Wessex pre-,
vailed. and became the sole tnonarchy OF Eng.
land. Snch local contingencies hasedeschoeo
tie character 10 a who'll people.
The history Of LOCAL NEWS IS one OF the
mos, capticious and foriuiions 10 the history
of man; tie ~tymo!ogis, must mol be impiicit.
ly trusted. FIR il is necessary 10 be acquainted
with the history Of the people as much as the
history of languages. 10 be certain OF local der
iya,ions. We have recently been cautioned
nv asniourner in the most ancient Of Kingdoms.
no, too confidently 10 rely OIL etymoiogy, OF 10
assign too positively any reason Tor 'he origin
Of LOCAL NAMES. No eiymologlst could have
accounted for The name OF our naIion mao ne
NOT had recourse 10 our annals. Sir Waller
Raleigh. from his observations in the New
World. has confirmed this observation by Elf
cumstances which probably remain unknown
TO the present inhabitants. The actual names
given TO those places in America which they
still retain. are nothing bn, the blundr's oil me
frs, Europeans. demanding by signs and
catching al words by which neither party were
Ineligible 10 one another.
Discovery. The Cincinnati Gazette notices
that Professor Locke has discovered the pole
OF the greatest magnetic attraction. so tar a.
known. upon the whole earth, which IL sliua
ted on little island a, Copper irafbor.. on the
south side of Lake Superior. Withinthe las
five years, Prof. /. has extended his obseIva
lions personally over 20 degrees of longitude
and 10 deg. of latitude. AMI all at his own ex
pense. The result of his researches over
vast region Of country. is ready Republication
The work is spoken Of as highly valuable
and interesting one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

LEfO MINERS & SHELTERS
lNhf undersigned givr notice that all persohs
Il are forbidden 10 dig mine Oh the following
Lands IN Grant County ". r., viz.
The " Of ofsec. Sc + 3R3w.l 40
These 1 Of sec. sc r3 r 3w 52o
The o: Nv / ofs-e. SO ara, acres.
without written leases from the proprie,urs S.nel
ieFs ~ili OF held accountable for all mineral pur.
chassd of Miners thereon no, having wri,,., l,,,.
es from the owneTs.
BARBER & DEWEY, &
MOORE & WATSON,
Oci a0,h. is43
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25

FnE ORgGoS CaLoNr--- Ihe II l.oas New
Era OF the Gotta ait. has the tollnwing:
We learn hom gentlemen vito hsyt retu,nsd
boon the Mountains, that the uregnh Emg,attng
Expedition, when Inst heard from, had ,aken ,nr
south ives, psSs to Fort Hail, from whenre they
wore about twelve days travel. They were gong
on tapidy, aad without having Suffered ahy d,sas.
ter. At Fort tall they would necessarily b.,
to'ced tn ieave Iheir wagons, OF Nhich they haG
loo ~ the tram, and thea the real llicul.es an.l
ihiiSues uf the journey wnuld commence Inc.
were sa"guine oi reaching the C0innssiak hrlorr
the wiNts. sstm. Vi ali the persons who starred
in the exps t,o0, Only one had abandoned a.
Tine following addiuenOl Intelligence - ken
from the NesIen Exposiiof OF the 9lst: paper
plol'shed h'gh az the Missouri river:
Ave are intnfmed that Lieut. Fremnnt's con.
Paay passed Independence Rock near the SCUM
pNss oi tnr Mnmga,ns, ubolI ihe lUla "a >eptem-
be-. the orrgph smIgraGts wes- ahead oi t.len.
teh'ot fsenoht's company, Rhj had divided into
three ~ t0if small paities, los the greater cOr
nieare IN 'Ta,s sling. Il srcms that M arc den
OF aay kind had oecurred 10 them, aat maj ths,.
eattle, 'Gsies mud horses were al tai and ~ gnli
uaveihNg coaditoa Tney were well sappnes
with every an,cle OF E,od necessary ia thetr Tin.
ATT nave daahtless ere this, tearhsd tAelr place nj
dssuNasoA. Il wall hs source Of u,uch sr,,i!i-
ea','A to the hleads OF Oteson, svety whs,r. e.
lean mat TINS company has made their trip ~ IN
40 s'eatef losses % hiulsh'ps ths0 II has vet tist
VITA Inc lFsssnt c0nANay IA. nlaGed the ~av.
aad iu'are rinigrsns will have e,ery ,atag clear
asIo'e them Nsu year, trop all Indications,
'ReFe vii e aao,ast gteat oItpo ir.ag ior O,ssoa
rsui,afy."
SMALL PIX -Eis "a nrA eases of This
disease have bern reported since oar last pnb.
leatIon- Mae ef th,s have bern removed
% The pes'-house; and the msinias ,wo are
10 he removed TO day Mnu Of The cases are
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25
POtOsi Millinery Store.
FIRE! FIRE! !!

" AVlNG been appointed Agent Of the 4Etna
IL Fire Insurance Company: q; Hartford,
ohn, am prepared 10 take risks on Houses.
torres, Mills, Mechanics Sc, at my Office in
pIau-viIir JNO. II. ROUNTRfE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25
OLD SNAKE BAKERY.

roAFtDbN 81 receiving share 81 public
~ paironsgr, tbs subscriber has established
bAhtkf IT the HEan ~ THE tioLIoW, Uhss.
ne viii be happy al all times and seasons 10 aff.r
to his friends and the puatis. Tive fnsvying h.is
h-'ngs all Of th- FIRST quality. and cheap for esai:
G t;%s1S Bread, r FAX + c,...
BuiI-r. Pound,
Bo~,"a. JunsbIss,
Sofa Tstis. aud
Pilot. Pies OF every kind.
CAKES and Pes furnished for Balls asd Parties
At the shortest notice.
MARTIN It. ENN0R.
Pasnsi. Oct 20. ls43. N
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25
COUNTY SURVEYING.
LUMBER VAPn

J" , nave on hand Splendid assortment OF
w White and yellow Pine plank. % vii: An
iehsth, thickness. and qualities, seasoned, green,
clear anu common. Also, n quantity OF saagen
pms shingles, and sawed Lathe, which we offer 20
the pubic a, very low prices.
). VI. Il Z. tANGWORTHY.
fa'osi, Sept, Let, l8I3 -l5-,S.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25
D. A. MACKENZIE,

"AS received per late arrivals, tut AID com
III plete assortment oil SPitING tsOOD>, suit.
:,uIe inr The trade. season, and times. II. ! -.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-25
ANONG n Hlt " 7 Y =,
DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING.

Lady,s kid slippers, cali, monroe aud pruh.l,
walking shoes and bootees: Mems (faxon) cal
kip, seal and thick boots, llned kip and thick btu
gans, and calf shoes, bfogans, pumps and slippers
boys, y0oth's and childlen's bfosans shoes, &c
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
Nrw REcE1pEs.

PersERyEo CIrRoN MELoNs-Take some hne
citron melons; pare core and cut them INTO long
slices. Then weigh them; and to every SIX
pounds of melon allow six pounds OF the best
loafsugar, and the juice and yellow IND (pareo
off very thin of four large fresh lemons; also
half pound of race-ginger.
Put the slices OF lemon into preserving ket-
tle cover them with strong alum-water, and
boil them half an hour--or longer, II they do
not look quite clear. Then drain them, tay them
in broad vessel of cold water, cover them, and
let them stand all night. II the morning tie the
race-ginger in thin muslin cloth, and boil 1t IN
three pnts of clear pump or spring water ufi the
water is highly favored. Then take cut the bag
of ginger. Having broken up tire sugar, put 1t
into clean preserving kettle, and pour the GIN
ger-water over it. When the sugar mas all melt
ed, set it over the FIRE, put in the yellow peel OF
the lemons, and boil and skimit I'LL no more scum
rises Then remove the emon-peels, put In the
sliced citrons, and the juice OF the lemons, and
boil them in the syrup TIL the slices are all quite
transparent, but not till they break. When done,
put the citrons and syrup into large tureen, set
it in u dry, cool, dark place, and leave 1t uncoV-
cred for two or three days TIL all the wateTr par
ticles have exhaled. Afterward put the slices
carefully into wide-mouthed glass jars, and gen.
tly pour In the syrup. Lay inside of each jar
upon the surface of the syrup double white tis-
sue-paper cut exactly to ht, and then close the
lids of the jars. This will be fonnd delicious
sweetmeat, equal to any brought from the West
Indies, and is well worth doing. We recommend
it highly The citron melons are broughtto PHI
ladelphia market In August.
PINEAPPLE MARMALADE.-Take the largest,
ripest, and most perfect pine apples. Pare them'
and cut out whatever blemishes you may find
Weigh each pineapple, balancing the other scale
with an equal quantity of the best doube-rehned
loaf.sugar, finely powdered. Crate the pine-ap-
Piles on large dish, emitting the hard core In the
centre of each. Put the grated pineapple and
the sugar into prescrving-kettle, mising them
thoroughly. Set it over a moderate fire, and boil
and skim it WELL stirring it also al times. After
the scum has ceased to appear, stir till the mar
malade is DONE which will generally be IN halt
an hour after it has come to boil; but if not
clear and bright in that time, continue to boil 1t
longer. Then put it ;nto a tureen, and leave 1t
uncovered for two days; after which remove 1t
into tunbiers, and cover the top of each with
double white tissue-paper cut exactly to tit the
inside Lay this paper on the mamalade, and
press it down round the edges.
This preparation of pineapple Is far superior
to the common method of preserving it in slices.
1t will be found very fine for filling tarshells or
for ielly-cake. Miss Leslie
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
Far The. s.:THbune
e,lap song. go tte grne subigs.


Cow, here 8 health. health to him.
The true, and firm of heart,
WHO, still, when Fortunes smiles grow dlm
Acts the same manly part.
Some men there are, both near and lar,
Who fam would say US nay
But true men, like you men,
VIII cling to Henry CLAY.
Then pledge to him, whose lofty mind
stoops not to selfish aims
Who ne'er lets party fetters bind,
What all his Country claims.
Fit champion he, to guard the Free,
And guide them on their way
All true men, like you men,
VIII honor HENRY CLAY.
Though clouds are lowering DER US now,
And men, we blush to name,
Before foul Treason meanly bow,
That Thrift may follow Shame
The seryile throng are doomed ere long.
To clear the numbered way,
Fo true men, like you men,
And noble HENRY CLAY.
Success to him. whose long-trled worth,
The need may well deserve;
Who, for the right, stands brave!y forth,
Nor from his course will swerve--
Let heart and voice confirm our choice.
Nor distant is the day,
When true men, Like you men,
Shall rule with HENRY CLAY.
sschmond R:ll, Ontario Co. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
DRINTERs AND BINDERS wARERooMs

Nos y a,5 y Gs!sssss S ;.cl lYSSrkTAP1 E P ~
IN, p,.. N.cb,na and Saw Nanufac,ry, eonsseu.rrs
ofhe addition Of new aud npsosed machinery siI
6Ied greatly TO reduce the prices Of Their PSsss and et Pm
rs and S1nders materials generally ss 'Tli De- Gen s,
newly prissd Crcrar TO Ihic they b:g isare tgfss
This establishment still nndsr the ssisoa.l speriua-
their fends the gt reduction pces
all articles manufactured by ths shall s.s
the high reputation which they have hitherto sustained II
will also be ecoustsn; naeay9r TO improve The quality Of
,sm in every particular. They fat,er .hemse aSo ,i
teir old friends viii only continue their favo bat hs
Printers generally wilt appreciate them cnderors TO fuIl
the very best articles AZ blrsy rsmuneratlng prices
Orders from any part the country for all articles ase, b,
Printers BindeIs including Type Ink, Paper ETC. viii a
executed with the greatest aud ponpu,uds and M
b-st tsrm1.
Jobbng work and cparRy will be done at the lowest pss
biz prices, with every attention end expedition.
y BAH articles manufactured by this Estahhhresi
viii be stamped r. Hoe Co.. that persons tron shroa
may b. imposed upon With spurious articles made N
,atou Of theirs.
Printers of frewspaers who publish this advertisement na
this three times before the ,s OF ny next and send
OF their papers 70 Will b. entitled payment OF thsis N
On huylug souT un1es tns amount Gi &su
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

BRITISH PLATE GLASS WAREHOUSE,
Not Spruce street
british LOOkING-GLASS PLATES of sn
~ hrane and beauty I'd inche by p in SIZE and
n1sis 3sSs;Csad PoLiSHED PLATE GLASS FOR WIN
DOWS wh,ch will change their color or becc1a st
sad GERMAN LOOKING GLASS Plates of IA. ,i2,
Of loi By Si TO 80 By ., for sale by
ISAACT pT Att
India Rubber Hose oy Cro,ou Water is warranted nor 70
burst crack or become ssgiu.nou is the case with
months II found imperfect - -- " A
Wsehouse Of , Ra1hury India Rubter Ez.abii,hren, .s
Aiaisea lane. HORACE & DAY, Suecessos. auI lzas
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

T IQUID AMBER.-rhis article is a certain
and speedy remedy for Scais, Burns, Chlbains Coa,r.
SONS Sc1ciua. Ulcers Riusworms Ruptqes of he Skin
from whatever caes. Csnke OF the Month, Cats Tet.e
shaving bathing reioing tan, pmpir and for improving
the complexion generally, used Certificates OF It's sc
where with directions for using accompany each bottle and
may the office Of the subscribers Il J9hu stre
reli liberal discount will be made 20 those who buy,o
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
SOAP WORKS AND PERFUME La
BORATORY.


Wh. JOHESON " NhCOn1,
nAsUFAcrURERs ASD cHEsitsTs
The Trade supplied on the most liberal terrs
Pale Yellow Soap, for family Creme de Amond.i
Cologne Water.
White Bar Soap, scented. Lavender do.
Palm Windsors. and every de- Bears Oil.
.cription OF Fancy scans O1-MaTow Pomniaae.
for Grocers, Druggists Ship CARING Fluid.
ping Merchants and Fam:-i Orsngs-F Flower Water.
les-ia the neatest STYLE and rpcian Dye for the han
finish. Gold Cream. ,4,
Perfume Kaiydor Tor the CompleIltoa.., ta.,,
Shaving Soaps, in pots and Perfume Bags 10 pesea
cakes Of the most excellent Bean;ifying LouoH.
quality Antique Oil.
Toilette Powder. Handkerchief Essence.
Mix of Roscs lChlofipe Tooth Wash
Extract of Musk. Esprit dc Rose. ;, .r.
All articles manufactured those works
the trade. Dealers, Merchants and Peddsrs would DC IN
inspect stock before making thar purchases
a. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES n.
subsciSer has on hand and soptnus1 e anss n ssd
Southern sTo and four horse Plantation WAGONS ' =, ms
Lnhs OF hight Carriages which be will sell ai pessr "
The times TIMOTHY w. MuLFOEp,
Orange, Essex Co. New-'S@'
Refers
%f: SRfs asssssss asssas, ss1 s ge. W
Calvin Condit, 25a Cherry s,reer, gops rsy d seS
Charez HillsburSh, $40 Water street,
George J. Pnes isi East Broadway. ais eoo'N
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

DUBLIC NOTICE IS hereby given that the sac
June last and foIowing has been postponed By esoluSn Of
the Common Council from Friday the day OF July 70 u
City Hall. JOHN t-W tN' stEee. Sonni 1;o
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

@FARM FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH,
S1 containing a-es, :he Of Summit, on South
= aill Scaohae County, beng equal distance OF tour
villages good schools and churches 20 miles from Scho
hare CouHouse miles from Rlchmondville, and miles
non The balance in heavy tnber-adonnS the lands OF
Messr Butte iedendaIl No better Farm in the country
Dwelling and ontbuildncs suitable the place Only abon
$500 cash wanted the balance remain interest ne
New.York For particulars inquire of RALPH SWEET
on the premises ". II. SWEET 2oi Cana-sTeei y l..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

AGENrs-NIr. Charles Tripp i5S BoweEy Dr. II; Kinss
Bfcadway. corner tshth-sset; B. F Banker Clambe.;
corner Wesr-B roadway; VIM. obeftson, Man.str B,a
Albany; T. w. Newcomb sos Riyerst, Trey.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

axv;. aNEW YORK AND KINGSTON IN
Jts-z7AAea1STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
S@ElyC2,L INE-For Kingston and Delaware and Hud-
sou Canal--Steamboats y ORWfCH and EMERALD.
The NORWICH, Captain JOIN SAMpELs, will leave New
York. foot of street. every Wednesday and Saturday
at o'clock P. II.
Wili lave Kingston R%Spdout) Landing every Tuesday
The EMERALD, Captain JOHN EErcHuM, will leave
foot Of Murray street. every MONDAY anu
Will sav. Kingston (Rondou9 Landing every "ednes-
day -nl Saturday at O'Clock, p NJ loaf
For freight or passage apply on board. mhs9 U
w neT .ELIZABETIPORT AND NEW
fff=-zE.9.-lYCRK FERRY COMPANY.-SuMMER
fnzaElEa-IARRASGEMErT l2s Cents:
Tire Steamboats, WATER-WITCH and CINDERELLA
ply daily from ElzshehPoI New touching at New
Brighton and sTER akRaNGMENT SSsn tG Il
On and after the lst day Of June, lsss,
At & Sss and d.19S i oeoaf 4a s p oeosf n
AT l. and 6: o'clock P. NJ. At 9 aad 81 O'clock p Nj.
Ats 10 and p oeock A. NJ Ats 10 and ia O'clock NJ
At /, Il and O'Clock P M.lAt2 81 and O'Clock P: NJ
" B.-Passengers for Westfeld Scotch Plains painied,
BoundBtook, Somervlle Eeton and SchooeYs Hountain
BY the Elzabethtown and Somervls Railroad Cars, will
leave New York in the 8: o'clock boat the memng and
the O'Clock boats IN the afternoon.
Passenger, from the 6! O'Clock boat will leave Somerv IN
stages o Easton and for Schooley Mountain the arrival
of the at SomeTville.
Passengers for Railway will leave New.York IN the lot
O'Clock boat the morning, and III The ocock boat In the
afternoon. Fare 20 Railway q ce-.s.
The Horse Car will Leave the front OF the Union Hotel quar-
OF hour preTous the departure of each boat.
Al he q IFS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

sxs- THE subscribers respectfully inform the pub
Slc that they have removed their Nursery and Flower
L. Garden f7om their former establishment IN Broadway
with increased the the business all ~
branches ard offer for SALE In addition 10 tev already large
assortment Fruit cut Ornamental Trees Shrub5eFy Herb
aceous plst and which they adding ysariy
ali that Is new and worthy of cultivation They hop, By
attention 70 business to merit Gonap1ncc 9l t Id
lem stages leave every half hour the As,a sa and The
Harlem Railroad nea eyer boar curing The DAY. rom
Chathsmrept oppreite he City Hall, and sto al LTs
when Ieare..et 30 10 do. THOMAS HOGG SONS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

nREp4RE FOR WINTER.-The undersigned
are daily receiving their yard 25 est ST. c%spS
E-,nkIn The most approved qualities ot teach o[shaEo,
BtaaG Mo1nt,in and White Ash Coal which they oer iot
sale at S pr for Broken aud Es and : l
f+nn, th. , Orders received the Sugar RshneTy %
l.orar,. s., and al the yard. TlLEE MAfES.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

KELLY'S DOUBLE EXTRACT OF SARSA-
IA PARlLLA CANDY;-Fout packages Of this Candy
Root aud Is Taranted TO be the best remedy in cases Of
rheumatism and IN all diseases arising from
and N ;hose peculiar affections of the amentary canal
Tyal.
Call and be referred individuals who have been cured by
been tried in yan.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

10 -000 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND
,UsfO FOR SALE-Lyins in Orange and Rock
land Counties State of New York 35 miles from the city
The New York and Ee Railroad Orange Iunpse and me
Ramapo River running nearly through the centre OF IT.
we'll stocked with wood of IS years growth and UPWARDS
considerable part Of might be made arabic There
vera IRON mines of which has lately been opened and
proved to be FIRST quality There is extensive wa
Tuxsto Lake TWO miles long mile wide lies in
part the the Of which Is beautiful hS Is thTes
Tract Aces, be had 10 j! iii thfe Or four M hours M 5y %
Hackensack and Orange TuInpke by the way OF Nyack
or Haverstraw.
Il will be sold in a,tsf offer is made for considerable
tract Inquire Chatham street where map can be seen
AMI other particulars asccaned relative to the above pre
CO aElt 3m'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

g.rT -EVENING LINE AT SEVEN
rl===lls3.I O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
s.1Ess. slirect without landing. The splendid low
pressure Steamboat SWALLOW, Capt A. M'Lsan will
eaye ito foot Of TuesGay thursday
T ,. The Swallow has large number of elegant state
rooms and for speed and accommodation not surpassed on
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

20 a,1or NO MONOPOLY FARE RE
elz.=-L49-IDUCED FOR THE YEAR 1873 New
rect The new ant cornmodlous steamboat NEW-JEh-
SEY Capt r. H. Fury will leave the pier foot ol
o'clock P. NJ r:,,, ,
The New jersey il furnished with elegant tateooms and
~, ~ no .,a Gn.eou River je7 II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

Persons desiring proof the qualities Of this neden
can sse many certificates from the most respectable peoa;
bs eating on either of the Agents where for sale.
For sale IN Nrw-Y ork, by j. J. WALLACE, al Is Car.
mipc.,t. at THEODORE tLARKS, 463 Pearl s., eoaR
corner of Clinton and DlNision-sS Also. by the Proprietor,
n n WALLACE ~ tlicksst., Brooklyn. va In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

Scld IN packages AZ Is cents each or five for dollar
To b. had At ]: w. KELLY'S Gotham Conttctionerv
wholesale and retail 2i Broadway: y. W Baleau go Bow
ery, and 7. W VoEdersrllth i6 Greenwchstreet New.
York John Jackson; Nosth-Secendstree WILLIAMSBURG.
beni nisnln Handy Hisreet, Brooklyn L. r Carsweii
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

The Washington Elisir III envelopes containing clear sim
PIE and directions forts be obtained Of DR.
I. NJ. GUlON, l27 Bowery cor. Grand.st and Of r. r.
Moss, cor Grand and Canuon:sts J. Wendoyer, m Eighth
Avenue and 81 street; D. f. Burtna,t cor 81 Avenue
and 9Th street, Dr. A. Field, Broadway ard 2,h
cor Bowery and Broomss J J. Coddington 227 Hudson.
St h L. Cotton, 265 Bieeck-rsr; Oliver Deromas s Co.,
bury, Manhattanys Dr.. W. G. Wood, Harlem. aul I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
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WASHINGTON ELLXI2.-A pure vegetable
w compound" Natures God has sscreted in the yese
search for and discover these part of man allotted
toll This we'll known assertion Of Dioscorids, Of the
another evidence Of Truth and wisdom the discovery Of
the Wsshington Elixf which for is many virtues may be
OF IT. that hundreds of our best citizens almost
magic in thoroughly curing thai ntolerabe of all