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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-01

IohIicAL MOVEMENTS .-Potlcal movements of
al xmas seem to increase. In this city the Amer
ieAh Republicans are quite busy--carrying every
thing before lhem-see the report of another great
meeting IN the Eighth Ward. The Wing, Of New
York are utterly paralyzed and confounded, At these
donga, and the locofocos stare In PHILADELPHIA
the Clay party has commenced the con,es, for IN,
presidency, by organizing committees and general
movemense-denouncing reputation and locofoco-
ism--hsre the Clay party are overwhelmed and
overcome by the Natives and cannot move a, all
in short time the whole country will he alive
with political movements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-01

90 YOU WITH CHAPPED FLESH ERUPTIONS
and Freckles, Alloy TO prove to you how excellent ia
this failing remedy made in the convenient form OF
soap read this testimony from the scientific body
the word, the Medical Society Of Pars they say, 1--WE
consider M Vesprin its inventor the greatest phlanhro-
pist of the age and his Italian Chemical Soap miracle
and wonder in curing any eruption such pimples
ireckes botches scurvy salt rheum &C. and for chang
ing the color OF dark sunbun yellow skin to healthy
cearness in and cnrngchapped tender flesh will prove
blessing to future ages. This is truet really Of
the most excellent and neverfang remedies formed
by human hands. We advise all to try this. The only
place in the city to get this genuine is at the sign OF the
American Eagle, 81 Chahamst New York, for 80 cents
Lilly White for making the skin Of ladies white. clear and
beautiful aud not njure the skin like common chalk but
give felike clear alabaster Wilderness Let ladies give
tone trial; price % cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-01

o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. suffer with hi
complaint under the mistaken idea that cannot be cured
when ewes's Nerve and Bone Linment and the Indian
Vegetable Elixir will certainly IT, Proof positive
this by reference to Of first citizens who have
and No 2North Fifth street. Philadelphia and 81 Corn
hill Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-01

GO WORMS, WORMS, WORMS.-They kill chill
dren by hundreds, when the ia never suspected
the sufferers never dreaming that these pests are doing
all the mischief When the breath is offensive and there
is much picking of the nose grinding the teeth during
sleep, palcness about the lips with flushed cheeks
these are symptoms which indicate the presence Of
worms. Sherman's Worm Lozcnges specific
they destroy them when all other means fail Children
will take them easy, and cry for They have been
used in 100000 and always with perfect sue
Dr. Shermans warehouse is LOG Nassau street, Agents
lilo Broadway 10 Asor House, 227 Hudson street; 1873
Bowery; n East Broadway; So William street, and 3
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-01
Annual Dinner Of tho st. Andrews Society
az the City Hotel last evening.

The annual dinner of this benevolent Society
took place last evening at the City Hotel. About
one hundred gentlemen sat down to dinner, which
was served up in Christie and Jennings best style.
The wines were of the choicest brands and afford
ed unqualified satisfaction. The following was the
excellent bill of fare:-
BILL OF FARE.
FIRST COURSE.
SouPs. FISH.
Green Turtle Soup Stewed Blk Fish, Wine Sauce.
Potage la Juiienne Broiled Bass, Ia Mut d. Hotel.
Boiled Salmon Trout. lobster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

sructed in finely chiseled limestone cut 70 liiaAG
exact FONTS and dove-tails. These stone were a4'
dressed measured and numbered at the quarry
hey are from one to eight feet long, ana "TisH
from 1906 10 5000 lbs. each. In many pace ai'"s
The enlarged Canal are groups OF lrisn siidi''i'
they are OF pine boards, the root a snalP 'ns-'
With the ends of the boards PROJECTING o'e! IN
and rear, forming sort Of piazza 10 sieiloi .i.e
women from the rays OF an American sun HIo
SIDES are not more than FIVE feet hlgh, the chill
nov Of rouph stone is on the OUTSIDE ana haiuy eA
lends 10 the peak Of the roof, 1t Is sometimes
,io,o.,ed Nv 2 head!ess bour barrel In the door
of ,lcse sbanties pig often stands sentry as we
mass: both within and without are seen NTH ana
discomfort in full perspective; now ana then 'he
woman has COW which she caresses with nuch
affection. although from her bulk she cannot be
admitted like the pig TO birth IN the shanty
Der. % The Mohawk was high this day; Co
hoes Falls presented magnificent steep-roIlIng
cascade; mere the river is broad but without IN
teryals; the steep banks and high cliffs OF dark
precipitous shade bounds the river on either SIDE
with the enraged Cohoes on our left a steep bank
Of slate and thin soil on our night, Mount IDA ana
the ncighborng highlands IN the distance IN front
above, and the Hudson under our feet we de
scended the locks to Troy.
ALBANY DCt. Ei--trOl up dI udN-pltfih " ~ W
a Boston schooner As passed down Quay
street instrumental music attracted my attention
TO a German Gasthaus. or tavern, IN South Mar
ket; here, after daylight, about 80 couple OF
German emigrants were Waiting to the music OF
lwo fddlcs. bass vol, and a trombone. Learned
that they all resided in Albany, and that they had
been in the country from three months to hVc
years. The females appeared young, and several
of them not ungraceiul IN form and features; lhe
painness of their dress surprised me, as they had
DOTTED the coarse costume OF the water iaHd 1t
MIGHT be supposed that on such ali occasion at
least thew would have bcCn galiy attlrcd. There
IS that good sense IN the German character which
enables them to count as nothing the expensive
fashions of the day. it is instructive with them
TO seek after the comforts of life first, then It's de-
cencies. and not til! then, its decorations. This
IS The Philosophers stone Of German economy,
which is foolishness to US Americans
As stood by the old long -nosed German, with
his bass vol, looking upon the slowly waltzlng,
Alsatian group, the characters OF Goethe'sN Iheim
Meister came up before me; here was little
hump backed girl cnging to her partner, stall
wart German. with the watch!ul affection OF the
self.sacriiicing AHgnon here also was the ro-
tund improving Frau Melina and her chum that
wicked mimic Phlina. 1t might indeed require
a sketch of fancy to detect among them the arti-
fetal Aurelia, sad with her contaminated feelings
and aching heart But 1t required no effort OF
fancy TO decide that if there is pleasure IN the
merry dance, these simple Germans had attained
it chcaplv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

15sr FOR SALE-A Farm of about 81 acres. sit
Sat uatsd IN northampton. about G miles from BaS9n
y Sprnc, About acres are leased lSad the remainder
and not an acre Of waste aud upon the place The buildings
are Hous- Barn Wood and Wagon House all in good CON
" situated
There is another Farm nearly adjoining the above contain
ing about % acres of leased Land with House and Barn. there
Both Farms within one mile the viii age and upon
the riyer road They viii be sold separately or together
5000 of the purchase money on bend and moEtgaGe
For further information, inquire Of d COPELAND upon
the premises No. IS Pro5pect.street, Brooklyn
aIos ru.n. NV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17
gss, TIE subscribers respectfully inform the pub

sgss- THE subscribers respectfully inform the pub
s lie that they have removed their Nursery and Flower
- Garden from their former establishment IN Broadway
corner of Esd 10Th the 81 avenue where
with increased facilities they the business ~ AL It's
branches and offer FOR sale addition to their already large
collection of Greenhouse and Horhouse Plants extensive
assortment OF Fruit aud Ornamental Trees Shrubbery Herb
aceous Plants etc. and which they adding ysar
all that Is uey and worthy Of cultivation They hoTt. by
business merit continuance o The IA
they have hitherto received from the public The
lem stages every half hour Astoria stages and the
Harlem Railroad nearly hour during the iay from
when eq,ested so 10 do. THOMAS HOGG SONS
AM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17
nRINrERs AND BINDERS wARERooMs

Nos. % and 81 GolI-srrset; New; Yotk-April. 1873
PRICES GREATLY REDUCEp.-The' a. HOE Pm.
mo Pr-> MACHINE and Saw Manuiic,ory in eousscu.s
OF he addition OF new and improved nachiae! thar s0
md the aactio, m the of n-rIas aud labor A.
bed Ta,iy 10 reduce the icss Of their Presses and Of r
,rrs and E-uders materials generally IS vii BE- seen ,
ae,sly printed Circular which tcy t-g leave TO refer
This E9lshmenL sal under the az, isrsoasl areras.u
their friends the great reduction II p.,cy,
III articles manufactured by this Esta 9iShment shall ret
the high reputation which they have hitherto Sosad L
viii also be their sndss, 20 Improve The GRay Il
Ihs every particular. The; latter themselves, also tsY
their old TRENDS VIII not only continue ttf IAfo bat a
Printers generally will APPRECIATE Their eade3yoss TO iaIlss
,hs very hest articles bsrely rcmnneTitiEg yJicts
Orders from any part of the country foI nj articles uss ),
Printers BiaiSfs including TyPe lux t4aeI ete wills
executed with the greatest aud rF1p:I'ucf and :.
, best terms.
JobbnS work and repairing viii ~ done AZ the lowest pss
ole prices, with every alteration and eNIe EDITION
r. B.-An areccs manufactured By thus Es,aolnsr.s.
VIII De stamped Il. Hoe Co.. that persons iTUE asr
tation of ;h-irs.
Printers Of newspapers who pubish this advertisement nj
hs note three times before the first of uly next ard send =,
OF :hcIr papers 10 VIII BE- entitled 10 payment Of thsr ~
IN buyIns tour times thu amount oft and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17
r=--.eErs MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
StSSs,s -NEW-YORK NEWARK AND NORRIS
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


Leave Newly rk Leave Newark Leave Mornstown
O'Clock A NJ. O'Clock A. NJ !; o'clock 4. VI.
P. NJ. 5 P VI 2t PM.
oy The morning tan 10 M9rrlstown arrive ss
70 Schooey Mountain, Washington Bvilre and Easton;
also St9nhope, Sparta, Newtown Milford and Owegc.
Passengers on Aostown viii arrive in tine 10 take the
morning and evening trains from New ork for Philadelphia
y. Bly, arrangement made the hi, road
run dire, and from jersey City in connection with the
trains Of The New Jersey Railroad of the same hour thereby
avoiding any change OF passengers baggage formerly
The NJ z Railroad havin; recently been re4id with the
heaviest rail- Is now IN complete running order, and offers
the attractive and picturesque t
vicinity welas comInoions expeditions
between New and freight,
which will BE- taken the reasonable Once al
The Of Couandt where agent Will always BIZ il
attendance
RATES OF COMPUTATION FER ANNUM.
Newark Nlorrisrown 500
Madison and Chatham ......... 500
Summit 49,. -. -. 49,. so
=! Nlillayille ......s so
jel9n IRA D0DD Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

n CHANCERY, Eighth Circuit-The Bank
Gomnssioners Of ,he State of NewYork VS. the Bank Of
ouT oil lhaney dated the 2ls day Of February 1913 thai
ne has osen duly appointed Receiver the proper
y anc ELECTS oil the SAID BANG OF Buffalo thai bv said ODD,
II referred TO one OF the Masters this Court residing IN tn
county 81 e amongst other things take and sa,e an ar
eoun OF al the demands Of description against the sale
eeh OF buso and 70 enable the said Master 10 take spo
SAID account and for the general purpose h.
ne statute all ne creditors OF the said Bank of Buffalo Ar
siufs 20 EXHIBIT their accounts claims and demands g,ns,
ne SAID BANK OF Buffalo James Crocke, Esquir the Mas
o. sara reference IN charge his Office in the city Of
- - ie lh d4y Of seyembeE and become la:tir-
ts SUIT aud n default thereof they Will BE- peciudsf
rom All nehet OF ths decree which shall be- mad. in his ~
and from any distribution which shall h. made md s st ~
ctee; Buffalo, March the attn ls43 ~ 'iiusi s"ch u
Ira 4. BLOSSOM Receive of RI. P.,L az pe,t,
---, M. nfstrf IN Chancsrv. mn J.. dtSl3
EW-JERSEY--Huds County Circuit Court.
oasr y ~ IN J; BRuCE vs. JACOB P0ILLoNAttac-
issued out Of the Hudson County Circuit Court Al the suit
oil Joha Bruce against the OF Jacob Poon for tn.
u Of Twelve hundred dollars rstuned the OF
June last oy the Sheriff of said County daily served
R. GILCHRIST, Clerk.
Il. ". dARpEgBEECH. Attorney aul 2Qts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

ssss. FARM FOR SALE CHEAP FOlS CASH,
sF on4inug 4l acres, the Of Summit, South
HILL Schoh4rs County being eGua distance OF four
villages with good schools and churches % miles from Scho-
hare Court House miles from RchmondTille and mes
tion the balance he~y timb-r-adoinag the lands OF
for gam or grazing being we'll wsersd easy worked
Dwelling and outbuildngs suitable the place Only about
$500 cash wanted the balance interest ne
above would b. exchanged for House md Lot IN III CITY
New York. For particulars inquire of RAJ PHI sW khI
on the premises ". H. SWEET, 20i Canastfeet y \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17
lv FREE TRADE AND NO MONO.

1x zFOR HUDSON and intermediate
60. L4sn4iags.-Ths Steamboat, wEsTCHEs
s$z~s.sSATE.R, Capt. WA. Ii. MElLEN viii leave h.
100, OF Cedar 81; the sGinS every Monday Wednss
lay and Friday o'clock NJ. connecting Al Hudson witt
h Hudsou and Berkshire Railroad the which leave o.
he rival OF The boat Returning the boat leaves Hudson OF
Tuesday. Thursday and Sunday al o'clock P NJ r
Is Of the cars; ,sRchng both ways The iu;snedis..
findings Fog freight passage, apHly on board,
STORRS * STEPHENSON, SO West-st.
This boar put E complete odsr with additions
number OF State Rooms, and Will De found pleasant
comfortable boat any the river. This boat lows
oages.
This boat ready receive freight, and viii leave
Friday, TIL ApIii. apps en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

CORPORATION NOTICE-Public notice Is
~ hereby given the owners of property IN Grand street
IN front their property before the 2!d instant, aud that
In case they shall neclect the same PAYERS will BE- employed
it may BE- uirsd and the be charged with the
uense thereof JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
STREET Commissioners office. August - 1913. auli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

NOTICE TO CARTMEN TO RENEW
IN THEIR INCONSISTENCIES from law entitled a
Law regulate Carts aud Carmen, passed the 10th day Of
August, 1888:
Sec. All Licenses Cartm shall expire the last Mon
day of July the date thereof.
Sec. Every person, receiving his License Cartman
shall pay The Mayor for the OF the City the OF
Dollars and Fifty Cents aud upon the renewal of any Cart
mans License, such person shall pay aforesaid the
Fiftv Cents.
In conformity herewith the Caen areefebv required to
renew her Licenses the Mayors Office City Hail. to com
Tuesday thu LIST day of August 1913 O'clock
A NJ, four classes each dag III succession TO wit:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17
,PANc1ss HIGHLY IMPROVED MANI

TRANCIS'S HIGHLY IMPROVED MANI
Z FOLD WRITER.-This article has now been before
The bic short time. and has gained reputation be-
ord o3r-l with thing known aud the ticu
and copies duly proof the high favor they have
oFtaEed l. has entirely 'akra the eeeace OF TIE IoPyias
sj Sfora P have ad them asd and gwen tn; Manifold
Writer the preference icdlns them TO Re neatel and more eS
s Ias paJr being PLAIN yia; II Pses from 81
s;ns men and merchants " no study economy, VIII
20 - @ ,aSnins III. article ard viii that
+ vii recommend ITSELF ta column Of
an bo1ri steamboats, aud 4, hotels selling
.as article Tor few ,hilnss At the e5psqse OF i.s
uiy invaluable article. seld "h%ss I 9 1 ist
Junction Llbsrty-stTset.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

Szaca TRUSSES.- Notice TO Rur
II ~ Atured Persons-Persons afflicted with ruEtun
Y 10 Emay rely upon the best instrumental aidt'
~ world affords application at the Office, No
Vesey street either of the agents the principal .oy
the United States. Be careful the back pa
Hus Trusses, If they endorsed by Dr. HUI! In w
ting. None genuine 10 be relied upon good VIII
out his signature. w
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations, Of Hall
celebrated russes and thousands imposed upon IN ccs
made by unsku mechanics and are no better than the ortiz
airy TruSses.
Rooms have ben fitted up No. Vcsqy street. eIclpsl't
for ladies, having separate entrance from the business da
naIe nati.mfs ALT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17
TITLE VIl-Gensral Prov

Section 3 No Cart Tuck, or Draw, whether loaded or
otherwise and employed the transportation OF goods
for hire wages and Slilkmans shall De driven or
used IN any tre. lane, avenue public place the City
Of sw iof without having the name OF The owner thereof
painted with black paint upon white ground the square
Of the after part OF the shaft Of such truck draw plain.
y 70 De under penalty Of five dollars to be- sued for
aud recovered from the Owner Owners Drivers thereof
seyeally and respectively
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

THE ONLY -UNINJURED EXTRACT OF
sARsAPARlLLAz in which the valuable uniniured
medicinal properties OF hs Sarsa2aa arr concentrated with
9q tls u.s. Of pa and made IN pleasing form.
CANDY.
L, persons ~9 ais using srsapara for disease give
one SINGLE Is CENT PACKAGE TO CONTAIN 8
OUNCES OF PURE SARSAPARILLA ROOT:
contans all t medicinal OF that quaint
y II VIII De found positive for AM disease arising
from arrangement Of The system irpurty of III. blood
such Scroula Kings Evil Salt Rrun Scuryy Ervsipe-
las, 5lotches on the Face, Chrome Rh-umstsm &c &c
Ihe msehne5 nh which make TINS E1tract has cost NE
OVEN THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
bu; II forms BELIEVE the only uIed Extract now made
Joness Treble Extract of Sarapss Candy IS seld whole.
ale and retail hy The sole proprietor T. JONES az The sign
OF the American E.sie g Chaiaam-s,rert " Y
tF1ce . cents package, with full printed directions
Agents In Philadelphia Ledger Buildings: p Boston
ssie-stt In Brooklyn, l. l., lss FultonstSee suI5 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17
10 600 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND

10 000 ACRES. OF MOI MAIN L.AND
~.O'tO FOR SALE-Lying in Orange and Rock
land COUNTIES State of New York IS miles from the city
The York and Erie Railroad Orange Turnpike and the
well stocked with wood of 25 years growth and UPWARDS
considerable part of might be made arabic. here IS
mountain lime stone, said possess strength and
veIa min. Of which has lately been ope?ed and
Ter power with number OF falls the Ranaro River
Tuxeto Lake miles LONG and one mile wds les IN one
ar of the tract the scenery OF which beautiful II three
miles above Person, Works, and known the Augusta
Tract Access can BE- had TO It in three or four hours by the
Hackens4c and Orange Turnpike by the way OF Nyack
Hav.rstraw. .
II will be sold pats if offer made for considerable
tract Inquire 70 Chatham where map can be
and other particulars ascetained relative TO the above rrem
aull 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17
BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAN
AND ALSO THE.
PURIFYING EXTRACT.

THE sINDIAN PULMONARY BAl.SAM' +,
compounded and prepared according 20 ortstncl =.
JosEfa BKAST the cete6rc:sd Indian Ci<t and Kin. Of +
ST.: Nations lie reconimended tS medicinal compound 10
~ such as the Indian MEDICINE NEN used 10 preveat
Coughs Colds and Consumption amt also 10 cleanse and "a
- pyifyng Ertrcc, possesses the same al,sr,,
m,lca,ion as The Pulmonary Balsm, excepting the eps
,finc sud will answer !hs other eAcepng for PruI
'Ig . 6" about one year since the Proprietor discovered
R, Cor preparing this yauapi- fHdidn Medicine. ab NJ
Trobaby nearly half century slUce his Father rece,J
The Srcire from Captain Brent the sff3t Mohrrk Chg
t7ai ana 1867 inclusive No medication that o.
10 the public has done much good OF perfected mat
mrs Of chronic complaints this has the spaf
time Il has cured Consumption, ScTeRiG Kings Er
;;,g TsteyI and ErtpfionS ef Long Sanding IN ii, G
aud on he BOdg Fsrcr and .ists G5oterg hgantpr pi
Pans IN the Breast and Side, and many other complain
which were caused by morbid ecetols anc mppy OIL,
lnoi Thus; has been proved 70 BE- Of the most Ger
,,in aeGr,S and purifiers the blood ever known an!
vet so crrcy harmless - never 10 have nuTed any i-t,c
In Pulmonary complaints it opens and removes all obs,
lions OF The breast and lungs promotes eNPrcof:tion ssi
and paa;c the cough and STRENGTHENS and nSigcateslhede
batrd constitution these changes effects through, Il.
medium of the circuatior-Ueutrsin the morbid actoa
pufyug and healing thus assisting the vital powers ~
Persons snng proof as 10 the qualities of this medicine
can many certificates from the most respectable pese
oI Fo on eyI y ' b. WIZ a
mge,t At THEODORE CLARN's i63 Pe a sssssr
~ IN f Ci;, ~ visnr-st AIsS b, no pn.S'
S - % W W. . urSs.f B[notI,, ~ v5',sf
W. !. " - -, -------"-
I IQUID ANBl;R.-IhlS article is certain
and sfee,. rsmed, for Scal!s Burns Chlbnns, COM,
ions Sc,nua Ulcers RinewoTm, RnItr.ss of tie ST.
tom whatever cause CinEer OF the Month Cuts Ts-
Sill Had &c Nc IL is also the most delightful s,iels IN
shaving bathing removing tan rimplcs and for improves
h xou generally ever used e!tihca,es of n, sr
cc from lie most respectable gentlemen in this city and ~
hSrs with directions for usug accompany each tou A.,
NAV b. seen al the office of the subscribers II John,irt
front office, second Eoor, whsfe II Is 2r sale wholesale nj
sell again ;, c,..r.,. 20 -. =.
Co. 6b Bfo5dyay conner Giandstrye; Mr.. Jno. Cook IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

\ OIiCE-The CopartnershIp heretofore exist
Ing between Francs Wfitsey and Geo W Jenkins is
nus DAY dissolved By mutual The BUSINESS w b.
e2I,Inned at me old stand No John under the firm OF
FhiLbiN &JENhlNS.-New-YofkA August lst, 1873
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

NOTHING will dress the Human Hair so beau
~ riuy as three shilling bottle of Jones' Coral Hair
RESTORATIVE 1t gives The har such delicious soft, dark.
PREPARATIONS but kegs It IL order FOR days together By
Sold By ONES, the sEu OF the American Eagle g
Chathansseet, n. t. ls F1l,oa-stsee Brooklyn ais i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17
CAST IRON FOUNTAINS.
MANUFACTURED BY

- 90 - - ANaf I.
These FOUNTAINS pre-.
cent 4 style Of bsauty not sur.
passed by any OF Marble in
this country or in Europe.
For th-ir superior adyanla-
gss ever Marble, as 10 dura-
bility wi,hstaading frost, the
uitiing expense of keeping
their beautiful white appear
ance from year to year. and
his comparatively low pnce
az which they can BE- intro
daced into our pleasure
grounds, adding 10 health.
comfort, and enioyment-,hr
American Institute awarded
GOLD NEpLL 10 the Manu-
iacturer. iy29 imeDi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17

s-cS1 MORNING LINE.-For ALBANY,
T..-rIgd>--l TROY and intermediate landings, from the
yJy-IsS-i Steamboat Pier, foot OF Barclay street / he
new oyv-ressure Steamboat TROY, Capt Gorham leaves
THIS MORNING al O'Clock. -,-,>-,.
The EMPIRE leaves TOMORROW MORNING at
For passage apply at the Office foot of Balclay-seet
or on Board. ,,p;u c..
=, @ o. kind of Property taken shipped, put board
his Bo. must he al the rsk Of the OF such Goods
Er-iunf. Ed.gags, \.