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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

ARRANG EMENTSF FOR lsi3-TAP.
ST. SS,CCoTTs GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE
and The PUBLIC generally their superior aFranemani r
Of SGIASb [5se$E l,9 N as fTtiigg m9asy
III the magnificent Ships comprising the ''
Sill, IFS " GisyfYS LtyE OF L!gERPoot PACKETS, Tiz:
sIPpoSss,, i5;S i55S IONS IONS, 1cai.i COB o0its'
SHERIDAN, lcO0 tons Depeyster,
Ne" R9cHEsfEE RI99cfHTE!sffEER ;sle S}9 o tons; yy yBa5lsy
New . LINERPO0L, ll5G tons, EIlfiIgr,
NEW SHIP, l26O tons -
s1ia from New York the 10Th and 25t and LverpooI
on e oh 9ld l3th OF every month, and with ote rsf cgs
efts siIi4s three times month, makes five ships Der
@ m ZOE! Or one eTsr days, thereby prevent
sa-i d!r.et from Loadon Bristol aud Greerock to New
nah CharIston fI lIgr 10 t oe srau
vaFlog; ports OF British North Americs @o the
to ron R5'f aaa@d 1sa5 io i.5@s fdsiae fo5ag the
Liverfoa can I SsaPoFts oil Ireland and Scotland to
ae ssiiaE Packets viii Continue 10 iu AZ follows viz
=, f'oepo:s on ie lit 18th and 20th OF each noaih
ZACH nan on the lit @ i2, ld;h lga and 18th of
IT lS lNEwoRLEAS NOBLE, SAVANNAH aud cHAR1rsros
,os b 1y @ Of Aeh passages all times be engaged at
Th,s@ wishing to obr4ia Daf;s can be ,p,ra,
3 dcn nom & sterling upwards payable on demand w
In ,nELAsD-The National aud Provincial B,,, ,,a
Fd9sss II ssefHThasRThs Haa;sr EiEa Bank Of scotland Sir wn
POOL Buzz a5esssss sa % aid Pi.soaat BaaE Iirel
biS5efes IN all The principal towns AerS' London, aad
gaais from tsl7 country atte,1de! 10 1er frs,
arief paTticuiaIs made known on aInI; i scSet e:
e,, Eozt pad') to W. T. TAPSC RI ~ D " VI e iet
totneF South ST. New York
~ f9h TIL IL. .La4ls.EsRPPo.0L-Packet s Of July 7th-
Far f;t J',rs, wall saul as aboTe her regular tay
,I, VI et t Gr passage having supro
Tbs r,.l. YIN L y NELL, NlNTURN s. CO. 10 Southst
rrc Pssae5 s ssp plSDEPENDENCE Z. Nye master viii
iaSs isS ss fa'ek Hss7, aud sail Angus, -hes regular
je'S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

NEw-l DIRK, NIdrch q,
for purifying the blood and my son being tro5, .h
all over ms limbs @ ard body va: induced from ;e s e.
has curcdm He Yeas old, and attacked about
years with eruption which became running
all over him The soses discharged much matter ana se-d
incurabe he has had much medical advice anu aIt9n.
disease was of long standing was fearful he never would
be cured but he bl the use Of BenPs Purifying
Extract we'll The and Ulcers all h.aied ~ AID
his health Is good. Yours &c. MILO HEATH,
22j Third Avenue New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

'BRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT
BgooKIyS Dec lj 1912.

DEAR SIR: Agreeable your request ! hand you the o.
loving statements OF acs relation my disorder and pre-
sent health.
About fonr years ago was very severely attacked with
below tie uees tO ths feet; they swse prodgious z
ana Tor nearly year Ike piece fresh They
Cpntinue, alter the inflammation somewhat subdued and
The r2wfPSS ablt-, iaansely Lo dark red
rpurp'eish color large ulcers would them when
would break every few DAYS aud discharge watery lurHo,
sometimes IN quantity from half pint pint day. and
leave holeS IN the legs where some Of the ulcers iage
enough apparently 10 nut finger have been Obliged 10
keep them bandage1 order keep them from swelling for
about two years have ye several skliu hysici,ns
VINO nave prescribed Tor ard all Of the after prescribing
Tor me without behecal effects have told that nothing
would ever help me- applied French Doctor whc at:
'tsed 10 cure all diseases OF the skin; he examined of
my legs, ard shook s head saying, Ny dear sir can DO
nosing To hell! you those legs will you off o. these
ISpIiN PURIFYING ExrRAcr.' When commenced taxing
the PURIFYING Extract, had but little hope that would be
oi any dement, IS had employed many differently phyScD
ana taken so many remedies without beneficial resuts but
ouHI a the sinarns Singing and burning sensations when
had always annoyed began subsde and after few DAYS
more those ATOMS no longer felt. The inflammation
oecae less and less daily much so that now am enabled
ABOUT two years past The ulcers have all healed up dhar,
Purifying Extract
have also been afflicted with rheumatism for about thirty
FONTS so mnch So as to keep them freak painful ard S@s
bn; since commenced liking the Peifyag Extra hsfe
not been troubled NTH i in The least and my oia no"
bo ss 81 truly nf effects q IA 4 M kIsPP TsFs y S
Sold wholesale and retail by the proprietor N. T. WAL
LACE at 72 Hicks-street Brooklyn; and also BY j.
2S WI NJ B0NPR ee Ps,d
s@1c5hsfsa s hFoDSaE E 5oHN cFATSK + AWTkSKElS
7S Naden.lane; sHERMAN'S is Courtland,s.set cca't
OF Greenwich my2 In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

-oc,-,, By Special Appointment.
OSEP1 elliott, Pen Manufacturer TO tne D.
Quee1-CAcTioS-1h high character OF tfesf Pens es
induced tina attempt the part several disrepuasls nas
% praGee fraud only upon Mr. elliott but also uoa
,s pagl,c inferior article bearing the nssrel!ed na m
nus 1iiio oinitnG the final the market @ .e
sacy De detected by its unfinished appearance, and The ven
osevs the genuine Pens are al marked in fall JossIa
OliIotts faen or Joseph GIott warranted " and 'D4'
eagn gross bears lac smile Of his signature. ,ecoy
l ne above may he had, wholesale of HENRY JESsCI'
81 John street, cG:ner OF Gold jyJF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

TynrA RUBBER HOSE FOR cRoToN WA
TTR-The public arr respectfully invited examine the
ctured by the subscriber. The supsTlerity ci
idia R1bbe. hose already well known ard while ne aog
ae aud 10 b-sr the pressure at the Crotcg Water ~
~ nueh ou;-r than the seneraiitS "t hs lad ol hes ana
SOLD az 10" f''@s7 C. L. ROSS, l2t hIsiJen Lane,
between Pearl and Waierstrests-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

Hy0RIS0N:S. VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
NJ VEDICJNES- Canton TO ,hs Feoi,is ct limrr,ea-
~ bee5y certify, that slessrs Firth : Il G taps
In; S,,T- New York are only tif :
- ~ JTn States of America: aI'i mat heiioS' iiai ~
A,o.r nor GE0HGE TAILOR onf t. tfeTs'
az - any way authorised vend Aonsogs Ne-gIUs M
,, SIaiicines As many limitations are IN & @ @
tron becomes highly necessary. All persons sttan" 1L i
SIi i lii, United States must have ihs authority ~ '
bsf,srs-r5r,eIi asssrs FIRTH X Hall.
w S;,-nsN MORRISON, N0.Al * 20. EtyssLsItss-
British C6lle-eof Health New Road o4lon, VI % i,' Of
tn .Ire ccfiioyi ernanatng from Ie british ~
Ta,ltb Lonion viii be hailed with The "4rIit't
sn h.; the f.iend OF the Hygean System, nasihSn ~ i
rsu 70 erposs and oppose ths eorhLess eotiJe'ts
bsye been extensively circulated b. those VINO are IS
nj moral rinciple they ISuor9t ol me hehiiS
The inyauable medicines of the British College ma q o
,ainsd in their original purity of several gentlemen VINO M
tatan agencies In several Of the different States %hcS
will he found in the Nsw York Courier and hiainsii
The can be had also The original packages OF ths ioiio"
in, sJih-Agsnts, VIZ:
H. r. SchietfeG * Co. i0i and LOG john 81.
j. c Whitmore Esq. s. Sonth 81.
Isaac Smell, 100 Grc~nwichst
Peter Hampton, 100 Canal St, New \ OK CITY
NIessrs Post s Lewis, Jericho L. l.
K. D. Barlwell, Troy, New York
Mrs Coodf Utica, do
Wr w n Burtis Rochester, do
NIrssrs Cornw=ll & Butler. Pokeepsie, y, T.
.. W. j. Styles, Rhinebeck, do
FIRTH s HALL, General Agents
n.tf No. Franklin SQUARE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

OLD ESTABLISHED Emigrant Passen
ST fst Ofice q South ST New.York-ReguIar Line of
rom Aay at OF Grst Britain aaa Ireland wha NAV h. @
sa 'y tif rets hse by the reguialine of Packet Sn
ssls e'ey SIX days from Liverpool Persons ssrdng "a
Iii isds nay rely tat Will he taken to have b.
without delay IN Liverpool, and VIII aIwsvs e.,
% nLIt Continuance Of the bic usir-na-. yiicb
ms n So bea! bestowed 70. many years psst: and ,jns
saa ey can have Drafts payable a, all the Banks
FoI iasnsI particulars apply III by lst;sr nos,
NM JOHN HERDMAS, 81 south ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21


in the United State Be careful me the back pad Of
Hus TrusseS. if they endorsed BY Dr. Hull in wri-
ting None genuine, 10 Dr. relied upon good, with
out his signature. -,
celebrated IruSses and thousands imposed upon
1uence These limitations cannot be relied upon they
made By unskul mechanics, and better than the orn
airy Tusses.
Rooms have been fitted No. Yesay exclusively
uen where female is attendance wait upon E
male T4ltIants s2l If
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21
10 THE DEAF, HEAP We t-Segnine,s

I'O The DEAF, HEAR YE t-Segilne
Accusing Drops urgently recommended tc th9s. ar
Win pea.ness as Certain for that 70
M eyidesces of its efficacy constantly c9Eps
@ OF the proprietor. One who has uifdt aS
me bottle was half exhausted, my hearing was
% lot the LAST ten days have heard distinctly as ever
cea Tor ten years, says have recel,ed 50 I @
Seiit rom II that induced TO recommend II 70 t W ~
es- Others have been entirely restored, from "l :s
.fitten testimonial has been received Price 81 % p bS ems
s9ia 6g A. B. D. SANDS, 10 Fulton-ss. A b. SAiiiD SAi
Z3 Broadway. corner of ChambeFs.sr-, a9 In ~
SANDS co. No: u East Broadway JEW W
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

tn CHANCERY, Eighth Circuit.-The B1nkt 4
Commissioners Of the State Of New-York the Bap1 BaS
Buoo,ice is hereby given pursuant ofs ,, f
Court OF Cnancery dated the 2ist day Of February ~, [
the Subscriber has baen duly appointed Receiver Of the
- and effects the said Bank Buffalo thar BY sald o
It IS referred Of the Masters Of Court Issd u a.
count Of all the demands of any description against M al
Bank Of Buffalo; and TO enable the said Master 10 L. ~
ths statute all the creditors or the said Bank o. bnla
required to eThi5 their accounts, claims and demands Ss
Ter having said reference charge his oee IN be GU.
buitaio oy The 3t day of September and oscos
from all benefit Of The decree which shall be made u as p
and IRON any distribution which shalt be made under sae
Buffalo, March the 9Th la.3
JAMES CRocxgR. Master in Chsneery. mhia dtsy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21
Nrw.yopx March q. ,sia.

Many other persons have the Pulmonary Dasam
for chronic coug and pulmonary aectios who have been
cured and 10 whom have liberty TO refer such
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

NEW-YORK AND ERIE r ABROAD
sr,S.5ssSt-; EXTENDED TO MIDDLETOWN, Orange
-f~-sA- oanty.On and after Thursday, June !: III.
fl W., dan eeta Ik:
For PASSENGERS. leave foot OF Duanetreet, at 81 p NJ by
steamboat ARROW Captain A. Il Schultz liking the Cars
I Pisr, aud arrive at Goshen at 81 O'Clock ard Middle
town o'clock NJ Returning, gave Aliddlesown a
". and arrive q, Navy OK at II \. NJ.
An .ccouodafon Line for Freight and Passengers leaves
SeyI aboYe A NJ and arrives Goshen l2i o.
clock and M;ddletown o'clock p NJ. Returning, leave
Nillleto'sn 81 P u. srrvs In the city abou.
For FJsi-ht, leave New oI, NJ A. u and arrive Mid
die;ol = me day Hsurnlngs leave lddetowa at z. VI
and arrive IL NeS-Y ok SANE night
Il. C. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
May 2tth 1913. m25
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21
sz---s-a..p. MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD
Sl:s. az. e, g J -NEW-YORK, NEWARK AND NORRIS
suNl,trR ARRANGEMENT.


Leave Ne,y-Y 9ct Leave Newark Leave Morristow1
Bo'clock a. NJ. o'clock a VI 7;o'clock \. NJ.
I P. NJ, 5 PM 2: p
PASSENGERS By tie morning train Morstown arrive there
BY l0 oclocs when will be readiness 70 convey them
SchooeyS Mountain, Washington. beSidsre and Eason;
also Stanhope, Sparta, Sewiown, Milford aud Owsgc.
mnr1es and deyenns trans rcm New ork for Piladelph
III an at!anse'el Gs MADE ie cars Oh Inii tola %
trains Of t New Jersey Railroad Of the same hour thereby
avoiding charge passengers baggage Is formerly
Tie VI f. Railroad having recently been reial with the
heaviest a snow N complete running order and Offers
one the aud picturesque excursions s
vicinity, well conmoous an, expeious conveyance
beye New 9rk AlorriStowa passengers aud freight
which viii he tken the most reasonable Oice n
the foot OF Couandt street where viii always be IN
Attendance.
Newark 10 Morstowa ............-...S $50
Madison aud Chatham " $3.50 So
Summit =. :. ....... so
Ahllcvilie - -. SIC
jelqtf IRA poDD, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

IT NEWLINE or LIVERPOOL PACKETS
sft-Packa of the 18th JnneThe splendid ,ell-kno,yn
.-@s-racA=t shlP ti3RRICk, Capt WIn. Skitly will sail
as above her resGla. day. The ships o , line
are all 1850 ions buthen and upwards aud their accornof
ll"s Tor cabin second cabin and Se passengers i, is
Known are SUP nor 70 any other line fplckets Those wish
lnS 10 secure births should M 70 maxi early application
on ooaia' or 20 J. w. < 7. TAPSC OFT
q Peck slip, corner South street
he Garek wall sal from Liverpool on the 1871; august
eHorns 20 rsogts who wish send for their ifsrds "a
E9tabe opportunity e having them brought out in her or ay
81 s= niar iLn on reasonable terms And hcse wishing
80 s Guey czn have drafts for any amount payable on
Britain sad Ireland. ~ " lie eet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

elseFARM FOR SALE very cheap for cash, or
@ will be exchanged .r city property fifty acres of land
-a.houss barn and other ouhouseS, Saratoga Co.,
aear the canal and railroad Enquire of
BURR BENEDICT s. BEEBE.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

sEsy>FARM FOR SALE-Cheap for Cash-Con-
eT tanning acres, the of Summit, county of
ScEohare, beiag equal distance from ionr villages.
with good schools and chI-cS eachlGG under
high state Of cuvation tie ba lance in heavy timber No
better farm in the county grain gr,zing being well wa
bic the place Only about $500 cash wanted the balance
remain interest The above woud be exchanged for
sm5l Farm near the city of NewYor House and Lot
in the city. For particulars inquire Of RALPH SWEET,
No. Dominckst w. IL. SWEET, POI Canal-st. New
York lel6 OF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21
AND ALSO THE
PURIFYING EXTRACT.

Far The cure Of Pulmonary ConsuRptiOn Chrone Couess
Rn,ckiiiS Soreness Of The Chest and Lss Clcefst,3
Sore Troat and Mouth Rhoopns Cough and aii dsor.
Ges shich are caused by impure state uneq,assl
c;,c,,Iaf;on Of The Blood snch Scr0iG RhetmGsIn
BiIes Piles Lirer Complaints MercifGl Diseases StGid
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

t;Ep2 FARM FOR SALE.-A highly cultivated
s Farm OF 81 acres in Midtlesex County. New JERSEY.
-z.i miles from the Camden and tmboy RaiFoaf, Only
?! hours ride from the city The buildings are IN good ortrr
tone Of which in bearing the present season with large
variety oi other fruit not sold previous 20 the 9th inst 1t
will then be sold al public ycndue the premises. Persons
wishing 10 the premise. attend the sale and
turn the same day. Terms liberal. Inquire Of of
e. PARSONS
ieli 2wr l8l Washington street, \. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

ss.5z A FARM FOR SALE, of about ninety
Esacres on Staten Island adjoining naysable water IN
y Richmond County. Inquire at No. Ann street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

DEAR SIR--I take pleasure in
is much better now than II was
Brdnts Indidn Pulmonary B
il. i, nauseated me somewhat &
bed and slept ueil during, The 10
Inow keep it on the stand by m
night | begin TO cough, ! take I
stonc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

@gs> HULES TR RUSSES.-Notce to Rup-
aA Turel Persous.-Prrsons afflicted with ruptIres
- Enay rely upon the best Instrumental aid The
49, n wod affords, application al the Office, No.
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FARMING AND GARDENING.

THE following works (among many others
Il on hand on the same subJecis) are Lately
received for sale by t. TAYLOR, pianpci
them imported direct from London:
Sproule's Agriculture, vol. London, ls43
Youatt on the Horse, vol London, ls43
Bainbridgc's Guide to the Conservatory, Hot
house and Greenhouse, vol. London, 1912
Bevan on the Honey Bee, vol lS43
Weeks Bee Manual, and several other works
both English and American on this subject.
Squarrey's Agricultural Chemistry; also Licbigs.
Johnson's, Sir Humphrey Days and others.
Hogg on the Carnations Main on Domestic Pou-
try.
Johnson on Manurcs and Fertilizers
Donaldson on Manures, on Grasses, and on Farm
ing generally.
Muhlenburg on Grasses Vaux on Filling and
Feriilizing Land.
Cattle, their Breeds, Management, and Diseases,
by the British Society.
Calcareous Manurcs, by Edward Rufn, OF Vir-
ginia.
American Flower Garden Directory, by Bust
Sorain's Practical liusbandry; Jesse Bucl's Far
mers Companion.
British Ilusbandry, vol published by the British
Society
The Complete Frazier I vol. octave, London.
Outlines Of Flemish tIusbandry and Reports oil
Select Farms, l vol. London,
Hayward's Horticulture the Fruit, Flower, and
Kitchen Garden, by L. Neil.
Practical Gardener aud Modern lIorticulturist
by Mcintosh.
Botanical Text Book, by Asa Gray, vol. New
York, 1912 and numerous other valuable works on
Husbandry in all its branches TO be
tlnued.
Loudon's Encyclopedia of Gardening and Agr-
culture for sale at 50 50 each few copies only, the
usual price being 81 june
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march ls--ly JOHN l.. KENDALL.
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Uap ,p' U p lAo"a"Ge ~ Nu''2" .i"u'v
| G,s ,io''' pi'ns'ns pu"''"es' pliuy,
J ii - '' $50 s'oa' "',', pa -
Gnu s'o'es III ,",ouS paris OF 'ne GUY s,s, ~ 10
ege, PbiIaJeIubia Erehange Ho,eI Baltimore; in
! The nubLc bniIInys ai Wsshina,on ci,v :, the Cant
,o ~ Rnle;"h Nth C,aa S and ' ~ m"nv 10Th
| , iii, all s,,;,.,. aI;e.as ,h.,,ha,, al. IIn,eJ
| states. n ha. been ,ssJ ;a a,ss, nnmber of
steamboats, and r.iroad CO. and ;vsn an,ire sa,is
f,ctin II ia he ;eved ,ha, H. ahass viii suf;ce 70
urove tina, this Glass s,,nas n,eemnent and ,b,, Il
desety,dIv merits The ,nn,ohs,on of hnildsys and
consumers of Gas.
! The Saranac Crown Glass il most used in stores
and buildings OF the second order green houses a..
where strength and ccarness are particularly desired
and will range about SO l., per cent cheaper Than Red
lold The double kuess is ALWAYS used for lght-
houses and is taken NV The true economist for SKI
liuh,s steamboats, sbip,r cabin windows &c
Ground Glass for sky lights, churches, and artists
windows furnished TO any pattern or size The Glass
j. carefnTlv nork ed an sont hoy,s nailed and secured