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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

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raqGNApME
'oS' @Ss W. " Ca Ais' N.. ss M9eg .s HO
AHAr" Ahoa d,% R H a. s F'es Rolling Tide
S s Ss' with my Ss%i "A S r. ~ q,
I'm aAost' I'm afo1t aad the rover IS iS Ss 'e'
sCENA-1he Dream Of the Revsler;
Sung IL aeSm I. sf H Hfsf held in the
Words s' By S, chs ssSs pMsi sSisy. Esq.
Around the board the guests were met the lights above them
and their cups eplenishd off, the ruddy stream
Their @ ~Ss SSaed. d' eyes were 'S hearts
The sung the toast was gwen and loud the 's
driad my bumper with the rest and cried. away with
But s sg9 ss; ssw am :a%s:i aS DER
And mid the wh mnsus tongues, this vision passed be-
My Dear Sir -
that Written tee d during S' mS eTy pra% through S
street. Of Loadog You doubles; sir that he
%oS. .a % .sS
which hey around them Th@ extreme, Iiebs
y"s
any S SIhsG nI place ace m %oY the world
Mention he sISs: S,Ssi';S s
se s
wa 5 n SpS,e INTO pase y anS
from Charles Mackays Letter
ws soNG G. 7 b; TX Green g:o
Il c Sa,sS d pane runs Il '" oldN& s''"
THE WI N1W VI II ! MP Dod
Li Ms s.1sr Hy Y; w ., en- Sesy
Deepdiver.-awsy!-
> FRI hs portals 'HadsS " d %S CLOSING
We hear his low wall
Va And @iI isl FL DUP up IL, he s adpaF'
No signal from Heaven
And wherein he be driven
uo We s men cs Ns,ofa see
70 Go i l5iSw f his e'y.
As srS.x asp,"siy answers .;ss 8, =,
The abov. will be illustrated with few remarks connected
w s9ES y cl,a,. ss Mss Gs ti Esq.
s e foam a the Soes 81 the bA.
fHs ss. sa 1 s' If: : ;SS hi. lip
kt ssns wS %os s as az aSn Seo% wrath
She f1 her S'S midst the PSs1%
"Oh, Father have mercy, look down my child"
a's%sss Hs;s
pal Is Of what will venture to the de-
adapted ssa1 o 4. ua them
yet usually change with the changing phases OF the story
In my compositions however and in Chi: among the
% ess % %as rs along
the yary,ng idea expressed by the words;
& S., Ss;,:f
theme such attempt could be chosen than is furnished by
simple how many vc,,situdes how peril. q he
%0t
wrapt aaticpations Of biissiu future ndulsns dream.
snS % s s
Of the the m 81 ME Of os from sne ds se danger
another fearful and imminent and finally the de-
To give appropriate musical ueance to feelings the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06
SGHENCK'S tULMONIC SYRUP.

TNCIPlENT CONSUMPTION efee,ualy cured By
been let with bad cough will please read the following
tes nj SiS n anf ss
@ % % gs bad A ssa g.: had eaaaS
whsa was tight and dry had seated pain Il ny she:
night and day length time night. would cough
who all very much alarmed for my safety. coughed 50
bad that began feel unless something speedily done
ST .Ha .oo"
A had ns %sr G could began to s n:
nights without any disturbance 70 the family continued 70
lungs and then felt as well as ever~my cough ali sSSsds4
and my breast felt strong has berp sometime new since
Raye st CONFIDENCE il and ehssay recon-:
mend its use to all persons afeed r5h pum91sSy COM
plant ., MAa ensoUery st. jt .s.sy city.
Prepared and sold by j. H. schenck l2i Rae. st. PhiIsd.
h psOps E DdepS Ssf b. Ao for ss ~ p'st 2
d 5 only in . city % 5 :: 7ta,
Albany Price, 81 bottle bottles for S. IS iwsr
IOhK Eos. HAMS, ARMS, &c.
k2ss e H snd TIhS shp Sf e. 70 si act Of
aeh q Pike st. New YORK
o'y where he '0n ARTif e limbs
on plan the most and least having through
year, aaa been %ses,stuTI foaS
90 " Sss Les on hi" Tor
JF would inform those who have had the misfortune
lose limb that the A fetal Limb the following
l. 4 share exactly like tn. remaining limb.
modatirg having no bearing Gu the end.
motion in the foot having spring, initiating action Il the
muse m9yns The foot y such manner !hs, the
don above the hee and IN the nsep wonderfully initiated
All letters must be post paid. s6 imsr
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Domestic Importations.

,Nrw OnLEASs-shp Chester-27 hhds tobacco spoford
Tileson85 bales hemp (oodhue co2l do Rober
Willams-li do moss Leyech-792 bis flour ID Nc
GregorP6 do Bogart Kneeland-l trunk Sora2 bales
wool Ravens co57 sacks feathers Maybee-50 bis flour
So hhd tobacco boxes Gray Crosby9 hhds tobacco order
Phillips Eytinge.
NEW ORLEASs-Bark Washngton-7I bbls tallow J How
srd65 sacds wheat Allen &Whttesey30O sacks wheat Hicks
l4 bags Elliott Burmese Cabcock-sG76 sacks com15
bbs pckgs mdze i9 bbs pork 20 bales hemp Mil
bankl23 bbls pork a bales hemp ~ do bbls
order
CHARLEsToN-Bng Tybee-67 bales cotton Geo Bulkey-4
boxes Comstock co-l0i bales cotton Smith, Mills Cog
paper Wiley Putnam3 bags Greenway Henry
smith5 boxes Hubbel3 do Il II Scheffelin coo ties
rice i6 bales Geo Bulkey-50 bis keed-l50 do
Masters Markoe co63 do Purer Feer-5 bales
Alexander Cesceer-2i do J 5 x b Post
CU,RLFsToN-Schr Thorn-306T cks rice Pilot e Bar
ber98 do Thompson Adams86 bales cotton Renard
IS bales Mills Spring-32 bales cotton Duck Brinke
ho brs turpentine Broger Peck-2 brs ozn ~ bales
order.
Poar LroN-Brg Albert-5O bales Nlaitland-27
w Townsend-l8 Smith Mis-2o Smith, Wright co-D
Hobrook Nelson's do 81 bbs Spear Patlon-3 pkgs
Anderson * co.. Mark.
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Totals 235 100000 5000 900 1865 600 30, 900
An active demand has prevailed for Cotton Liverpool
this week. the past two days especially and prices the
lower kinds of American may be quoted fully Id higher
and the same applies to Surats The imports tho end
OF July and stocks LIST instant, follows, viz
Imports. Stocks.
1912 l8i3 1914
Great Britain bales, IiiO3l3 7i7OOO I0e8 700
Other Ports of Eu
rope, 52l6l7 522O2i 33867i 35i g76
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON Aug. Is Since our last advices under date
ard irstant there has been doing generally
kes and within the past few days, which have been
tremely favorable to harvest cper ations decidedly i'm
owed feeling has prevailed For several OF the leading
articles o produce advanced prices have been paid
the state OF trade IN the manufacturing districts Is
doub.edly more satisfactory. Money continues abun
dant ever.
Ashes Only saeable in small lots PAS to for first
sort Cansda Pot and Pearl hch about 700 bar
rels have been realized at suction.
CochineaAbout 80 bags Cochineal have been sold at
our late quotations. and privately good demand has pre-
vailed taking off obout 100 bags principally fair crdna-
~ Honduras silver from As to Is 3d. with few Mexican
silver at as PEI III, being Id to ID dearer.
Copper-SheathiIg Copper dull at Cd per h.
Coffee Tor home use has been in improved request at
advanced rates has been sold at AIS to ass Sa
marapg from 30s I'D 10 32 Java Sis to 47s and fadang
22s 25s per cw Other kinds for export ase rmer
since the determination of the Dutch Trading Society
to sell ordinary Java under 20 cents made known
the transactions, however have been confined to 1890
bags Brazs from 25s Cd to 29s In the ports Of the
Continent, rather business has been done light
y improved rates. but the of large Dutch sale
no one feels inclined to operate to any extent. At Tr
ese good deal has been done of late hut ut prices
precedentiy low The following the imports to 3lst
July and stocks on LIST instant, viz =
Imports Stocks.
1919. 1913. 1872
Great Britain lbs 900 rs 900 526OOO0O
Other ports of Eu-
23,iO 900 219 10000 1l2 600 900 ISL 100
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Foreign ImportatiOns

BoRprAux-Bg Androdus-90 hf pipes brandy do 100
bbs do Il Ncol90O bkts oil Durand col
Heckster x Coster.
NEUvITAs-Brg Broher-lOo ustic so hhds moasses
do 10 mahogany 81 tons copper Brett Vose
10 cs segars Holt & Owen.
VrRACRUz-Bark Anahuac-S750 J S Hof-l pkg vanilla
Moltz Pot-Sl0O0 A Patmo-S50O j j Brockelian-S500
Schmidt Noge-550 Fl Del Hoys-3 bales cochmeal Man
~ hides Harsous Bro!heri plants cask
CAYEs-Brig New Englandl33l bgs coffee 81 do
w Delafeld-879 bags coffee I Maren-50 Rossiee
30 tons logwood Lombard X Whtmore.
NEuvITAs-Bg Tonqun2i6 bhls hhds l42 bbls 1863
hhds moasses stic 1893 boxes Holt
Owen.
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IHURN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA.
PAlBA AND SARSAPARU

IHCRN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA.
PAiBA AND SARSAPARUL LA
Ge,an safe and most esetual remedy di,covsd for
q me BACK and Lons Semi al Weakness Affections of the
ton and sale this medicine has obtained for the last
Tour wears, Is certain criterion of immense utility mas
acquired the utmost fame every of urope has osrn
examined approved Of and sanctioned by the faegy o.
cine, and recommended by the eminent OF me
Prepared by b. Ihorhe chemist, London ~ W. '"e
Wholesale and retail, by JAMES y 49, 80,
266 Greenwich street coz ner o. w tIIeI suee.
Also at Park Row and SIS Broadwsy Io1 VI.
Broadway LisIenard street oS ofoauwm VI
Walker street. ael. /" =. ~
TuE WOSC WOVDE FuL r. ~ DY
IN H. ,.a,,d !. Wins Irish Vegetable RELIEF INDY,
o Ge m%Iis removing the following di.s 7~
. LIZ cough influenza, coughs, colds AM
~, lie AZ a Jarmine st. 2o71s and t36 Broadly
lon si ABNEk HlTC'
rs IS Imeod.m Wholesale Al
yJyATCHES--The largest and most
w Watches in the city, is TO be found
As he Il constantly receiving all descriT
Watches, OF the newest sly les, y
furers in England. rance, and Svr
offer larger assortment, and Al mo
any other house N III. city. GOLD
Zach. Watches aud jewellery
vatches warranted to keep goof
Watches, clocks and jewek
ar warranted lower than az
u. &. ALLEN, inn
6lmsec Wholesale
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IrA FOR SALE, City Property will b., taken m ~,
t chang-fiye new two story Houses. with modern i'm.
vements, eligiby situated corner Of Washing.
ton and New streets - the city cf Newark ~ j. They are
now occupied by good tenants and producing present.
remain on bond aud mortsse for term OF years ga il
Also 20 Kent and possession gwen inediattly che
story eck House ii Franklin street 10 perfect order aud 10
aeSl iwisfe VIZ NC tsi0RGf fpPR 3r 2es Bro,dyyav
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters and Agents,
PORT OF NEW YORK, sEPrE MEIER {
Cleared.

SUN RISES ...5 30 MOON SETS.
SUN sErs... q HIaH WATER ......
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT or THE DmEcr LIABILITrEs OF
COMMERCIAL IL. X BANK or VIcKsBURG 18th
Ern An JINE 1879.
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TO PRINTERS. 49,
TOR SALE-A Fount Of Mnion aud Nonrarei WhiSn has
been uscd on the New Work IlJ. Apply OF hi' oHn".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06

Mr. HENRY RUSSELL respectfully aanounesa h. inten-
" ton vocal entertainment THURSDAY Evening
aext, Sept. It'll. at the Apollo Saloon.
On which occasion he will have the honor OF presenting 70
tn public variety of his f4vonte compositions ,
Mr RUSSELL will also introduce the newly invented FONDA
Honkonta Piano containing the Itrant ochrona action,
BY Joseph irkman son OF London, an USED
~ VT Russell With much success at his co1certs st the
ianovef Square room.
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.s2l, 1881, and ls4l, we're as follow

The increase the amount insured in the United KING
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EA FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
al PERTY-A small Farm Of about sixteen acres, the
highest state OF cultivation situated but five miles
the HobQken Ferry leading - the city Of New York This
property has on u an excellent y, story Dwelling house - y
and all other conyenences to make suitable for trades
residence wishing from the hustle of the city
aud be able, within hours drive, TO visit his counting
house pass the house night and IL
also suitable the market gardner small farmer the
same taking boaders from the city Bot above all this
as the ST. Johns Hall being situaled between Hoboken aud
those places the Interior Of both those states New York
New Jersey. The said Farm will be sold cheap present
proprietor having business in England.
NB-There about sir acres of first rate potatoes also
five OF luck wheat; Of young trees &c
all in fourshng condition Application be made to Mr.
WIN. McDONNEBL, Auctoneer, III Chatham fleet Few
York.
fmor convenient portion of the purchase money may re-
ON bond and mortgage ans I'm T.,
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CITY HOTEL
ON and after the LIST of September the charges for board
lodging at this hotel will be So day SIP per week
The subscriber prepared make with lilies
and singh gentlemen for the months upon
terms. CHESTER JENNINGS.
3tsrc
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TT Is WITH RELUCTANCE that appear before the pub
he but under existing circumstance deem my duty as
father notice publication forth by John Burde IN
the Herald Of Monday August 28th I83 The nature Of the
publication such deserve contempt He married
daughter the 1885, and from that time her life has
been very unhappy i would solicit for daughter the for
bearance of the public in forming its opinion believe the
ahday forth in the Herald bear construction which
intended TO be given by the persons who aested
VIM. ALBURTIS.
New York, Sept. 5, 18t3 lt-rc
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OHIO DOMESTIC LOAN, per cent
~ Ohio per cent October Scrip
Michigan Scrip
do Auditors Warrants
Indiana $50 and IS Scrip
Illinois Scrip, constantly bought and sold.
81 3tsr ". SISTARE, 10 Wall II,
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMITS SION
~ and Collections made all of the United States
VIM JNO. O'BRIEN i6 Wall street,
under the Mechanics Bank
Southern and Western Drafts and Bank Notes bought and
a Iuny.
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HOMMQNY-The subscriber having received lot of fint
Corn from the South will be able to supply what csto
mers will apply at the New York Rice Mill eh ground
Hommony and Gritts. Also, Hard Rice and Rice FIour
THOMAS BAILEY, Agent
New York Rice Mill, corner Of Jefferson
"a andS
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View York Public stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

Second Board.
30 shas Harlem II II 36% 100 Harlem X sc
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GENTLEMEN taking their meals down town, desrous of
" securing day board in family where the table
supplied in the best STYLE will find it their advantage land
far preferable both regards comfort and by
public eating house, by applying 20 Fulton Two
or three gentlemen be accommodated with full board.
Terms moderate. 3
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FOR SALE OR TO RENTING PREMIUM
I..:X MILLS with III Is Of stones with all Of
ensye machinery, situated near two miles from New
Rochelle, Wescheer and State Of New York and
immediate proximity the city Of New York 10 order for
extensive business flour and grind and pack 100 $50
barrels each day could be employee
any other which might require extensive water
The reputation for the past IS enjoyed by the Premium
Mills, and their proximity New York, with the facility of
transportation afforded Immediately adjacent by Of the
navigation direct the Mills from port render fac
ties for business unexcePonsbe those desiring such
WOOD, Esq. 50 Broad street, New York
New Rochelle, August %, l8i3 82w-r
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From the Boston Courier.
On the Death OF Washington Allston.

% After life'A f;foI fever he sleeps we'll {"
.rle trum,et note hath reag. Eternity
Hath Gathered up the moments Of life,
Aud Time and Change are past for eterby.
,rfs monument HATH fallen 70 which men
Lifted tfeir gaze, ard paid their alteration.
The kneil hath tfembled DER the grandeur bowed
And riser upward with It's tone OF death
The iioing monument hath erumbled but the star
That hung above its summit, and shone ont
With CLEANS or promise to world, burns on
With deepcned nstre for the rays that left
The sky, 10 be enkindled in form
OF earth. have been recalled 10 their bright ORD
Undimmed, and still az de!icately pure
Ono column Of high genius hath been broken
But while the attributes Of mind can meet
On one expression Of thought; while the heart
Can xympathize in the conceptions tuned
To ideaity of Hottest range;
While the creations Of the spirit burn
Their lines upon The AMAZED page Of Tine;
And when that Time itself hath faded, Ike
A circumstance Of pomP or power: VIII II
Be chronicled, that earth bath once been blest
By the bright presence Of gifted soul.
And who hath left us? Who hath yielded up
His shirt unto God? Who hath seen HE
Swallowed with mist before his mortal eye,
And turned his gaze toward happier shore
No. the CAV YOUTH with bright hopes !,apins Tree
A, chrYstsi waters. Nor ne, of y-afs hall run.
Whose mind experience had sterniy neryed,
Whose energies were at their noonlide flow
hose mortal frame had reached It's proud perfection.
Bat one, with steps just tottering down
Toward the brink Of being; with mind yet true
To every brgh, intelligence, and tender heart
Cliugng as eyer fondiy to affections
The good old man with silver hair is dead.
The Painter, Poet, Scholar, is no more.
The Harp string hath been broken, that gav- ont
The choicest harmony The Pencil dropped,
That drew forth lines of perfect loneliness,
And gave the airy forms of light and shade
To beautiful imaginngs. And such is fate
The flower Is withered as We gaze on it.
The fountain dried that lnlled us with its wages
We will not mourn for Heaven hath been good TO him
But when the soul grows sick Of It's confined
And weary pilgrimage, Oh. we will think
Of the blight ihrong Of gifted ones above.
And feel tina, he has met with kindred spirits there
Cambridge, july OH. r. T. X.
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ferrent moment, that deserved in some star to
be man. Another used as highest praise, IN
speaking of a character In literature, the words
9" a manly woman"
Ii is well known that Of every strong woman
they say she has a masculine mind.
This by no means argues willing want OF
generosity towards woman. Man is as generous
toward her, as he knows how to be.
Wherever she has herself arisen in national OF
private history and nobly shonc forth IN any ioea
OF excellence, men have received her. not Only
willingly, but with triumph. Their encomlnms
indeed are always in some sense mortifying' they
show too much surprise.
In everyday life the feelings Of the many are
stained with vanity. Each wishes TO be lord IN
LITTLE world, to be superior al least over one and
he does not feel strong enough to retain HE
long ascendant over strong nature, Only
Bru;us would rejoice in Portia. Only Theseus
could conquer before ne wed the Anazonlan
Queen Hercules wished rather TO rest from his
labors with Dcianira, and received the poisoned
robe, as fit guerdon. The tale should be inter
preted to all those who seek reposc with the
weak.
But not only is man vain and fond Of power,
but the same want Of development, which thus
affects him morally in the intellect, prevents his
discerning the destiny of woman. The boy
wants no woman, bat only girl to play ball With
him, and mark his pocket handkerchief.
Thus in Schillcrs Dignity of Woman, beau
tful as the poem IS, there IS no grave and per
feet man. bnt only great boy TO be sofened and
retained by the influence of girls. Poets, the
elder brothers OF their race, have usually seen
farther; but what can you expect Of everyday
men, If Schiller was not more prophetic as TO
what women mus. be ? Even with Richter one
foremost thought about wife was that she
would q cook him something good,
The sexes should not only correspond to ana
appreciate one another but prophecy to one an
other In individual instances this happens
Two persons love in one another the future good
which they aid one another 10 unfold. This Is
very impcrleclly done as ye. in the general life
Man has gone but little way, now he Is waiting
to sec whether woman can keep step with him.
but instead Of calling out like good brother ;
You can do it if you only think so, or imperson
ally; Any one can do what he tries 10 do. he
often disconragcs with school-boy brag Girls
can't do t at. girls can't play bali. But let any
ono defy their taunts. break through, and be brave
and secure, they rend the air with shouts.
No man is not willingly ungenerous. He
wants faith and love. because he snot yet HIM
self an elevated being. He cries with snecrng
skcp,icism; Give US u sign. But If the sign ap-
pears, his eyes glisten, and he offers not merely
approval hut homage.
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dl law9nn
pY ORDER of Hon Thomas c. Chittcnden,

~ First Judge Of the Jefferson County Courts ns,ice IS
hereby gIren that attachment ha; ISSUED against the estate
~ be sold for the payment OF his dgb;s unless appear
and discharge such attachment, according 20 law iita niue
months from the first publication Of this notice; and that the
Of debts due him By residents Of this State
aud tia delivery 10 lin iO his OF any properly within
tS State belonging iy ani tie transfer OF any iuci pro-
i-rty by him forbidden BY law a void Daa ii i.cl
II. 1913. j. ,lIrLIIN
:Il2 lIw9m Attorney fer Attaching rrator
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s.=-s7- aMoRNlNG LJNls-For Albany and
f!-..-- * 1Troy and Intermediate landings. From the
foot Of Barcav-sect. The new owyT
steanpr n PRE- Capt 5. L. Roe, leaves THIS MORN
Ing a O'Clock. -,
Tie low. pressure steamboat TROY lcares TO-MOR-
ROW MORNING, al O'Clock.
ForPasSase ap! the office, foot of Bacla-stTeet or on
board. 49,
NoTce-All Goods Freight, Baggage B1nI Bills. Specie
or any other kind Of! Property taken, shipped, put board
;s Boat be the risk OF the owners OF such Goods
E.ci.lt Ran.nso. s.
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~ p PLEASURE EXCURSION TO
60 SAULT STE, MARIE, MhCh1
NAV, GREEN BAY, AND
THE INDIAN SETTLEMENTS.
FARE, FOR TRIP, 50.
The splendid lowpr steamboat ALL CsllHh
LEyr aLLE1 will leave Buffalo for the above points nn
Friday July 81. at 10 O'Clock, 4. a.
This excursion freeats Opportunity 10 ihose
never visited Green Bay and Lake SUPERIOR TO do So ata le
so moderate that the within the reach Of almost any
person Passengers i'll have opportunity OF 'Itns me
Indian Settlements the Falls of ST. Mare and the beautiiTi
cener around the Lake Superior ans also eyeI our
oit In that region interest to the curious and scisntic
Traveller.
odstions not surpassed By boat the western as.
Every attention viii be paid b the officers oil the poa 20 r
comfort AID pleasure OF those on board
A good Band Of Music vii accompany the EXCURSION.
OF y CIAS NJ. REED, Wate.-sirszt, Buffalo
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warranted superior any heretofore used for HAT puuce
Ali persons DESTROYS OF testing the value and eoy
OF these hand made shoes by sending S by mail 0f
visa Od lbs. assorted SHOES viii Immediately be iowads
ordered By applying to he subscriber at the works
HeoE Gp wv WEES HAT o fif n e. ea i Bro
Pie. sons s. Co.. NcwY9sk; Cbglss Smith, Boston; a. &
p. w. jones, Philadelphia, and 2. Pratt Brother, Banmor
Troy Iron and Nail Factory. April. HENRY BURDEN
ALL
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lJY ORDEN OF Hon. AARON VaHUVFPUUI, tt.sU-
- ciate Justice of the Superior Court OF the City Of New
York hereby girea, pursuant to the o'
the statute authorizing attachments nonresident deb
that an attachment MS issued against tn: esta; Of WI
liam NJ. .yhnc!lS Thomas Evans and Presley A Il
or The pay meat of their debts. unless they appear and dis
charge such attachment according 1? law w'thinH months
from t- first publication Of ,h and that the payment
oanv debt, due them by residents 81 tins Ste and the de-
livery them for their use OF any po,eLty within ms
BY them are forbidden b. law, end void Dated The i
~ at ia I8i3 RICHARD 3. KlNiBALL,
Attorney Attaching srcilyar