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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16
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or he nd AiImanS car; sa l.. driven Or
se IN any street inie avenue, public pacein , Cts
oi Sew Iur without 1Tln tn Of thu owner th-.eO,
Of tie part Of t- @ If uch car ar we 's
y 10 be sem uater penalty Of i've ,iolis 10 sued Jr
nd Iec'ye'ef from tie Owner Cwys D1eI5 ;se.~9i
,ey.r.!Iy and respectively
TIE FOLLOWING RULES AVE TO BE ossEGvrpEY rHx
CsBTs,EN
iif. Zach iTt mus nave the nuqber a itilg nt-
-. On ooiit si.e> OF III ,rats wh black oil alt ufoa
%. E.ac Clnan on tl,c ay Ge,isaered in ,ls,. ,ns,
1rsar VIZ. his Hif ,d ~ ,yr Merit. SIDE ii liz,
A rlsl' n single lee from the cornerc
space around gteil - order 'at ,se SlF,rn
-dsa % Inspector aly eSan!e tie number, sad co,,Gus
q Ese, t,inaa must e.otse hi, present Licvase it, or
re; ii.Lit iiti; he irie'.!
is!Ela lot lbs etss sz a.iczr without lis Number
'e', a.; !7in.g Pointed, directed l.a viii eon,i-
license "'ii se sniHii1d eee9gd;a.:ly y os-r,
ayar. oe. In, No: - 5 "a ' ~. 10,
a UElCE-The Copl.;nershjp heretofore. exist
ias between Frances j. Whitsey aud Geo W jenkins Is
ats gay Dissolved ty mutual consent The CUISINES, viii De
FHB @ @ |ora !. saa-i .t S e ala Of
aul0 II -
u CHANCERY, Eighth Circuit-The Bans
g2nlIn:iene.y o. III Stats OF N-wYork vs. the Bank o.
Court CHANGER dated t list tsg Of F T. ~ l Ira o. a
.esssG!hei h@S prr egig 2roin;ed Receiver ae ;o,F
= arc -c Of the said baS OF Buf.aio that BE- said ord
~ Eeiere 20 Of TIC Masters lbs Cont rsy.. ~ ~
coaht .! e amongst os t,3sS, axe and state an sc
LI o az - ael1itS Q! any description against the SAL,
s1A Of ba..ai9 and = aa!= Tie Sad Master 70 .I-anc
81 si4ta,e- 81! creditors OF ti= said Bank of Bnissi ~
Irea TO xatot; then accounts claims demands ..sin
saic -4n6 o. GGfao, 10 james Croker E.iTe rja ~
- nay a;d reference charge, ms ofcr IN al, civ ~
5ui!o y The l5t Jay of Seitemberne1t and bsco-n
% 'is sat End II drfsllt thereof thsy viii b. n~acfr9
EoTn a. seie OF Ia decree which shall he made 10
iha ieL s Distribution :" ch Sall pe E.ada md, 800 -
:Iee: 5ait-o, ai-Ic!l .s oth Rts 1 'ee s-eI q
ina a bi-O'St Receiver cf the Bank ef guft,.n
~ .'4HHtrF IA Iha;ra.- uhIt itsIi5
EY--Hudson County CiycuIt Court
y JOHN J. BRUCE vs.. JACOB POLL ON-Attach-
nea ~ hereby given ,far VIZ. OF
IIsi en- q the Hudson County Crcuit Court AZ the it Of
u dohl J. buce against the estate OF jacob PoIop for
sH OF Twelve hundred dollars was returned 10 the tel
June last bT The Sheriff OF said County, duly served.
L. D. H.RDEsBEacH At,ornsy aui ad,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

tqN+vE 10 MONOPOLY -FAKE Re
r.ss.-Its A.NiDUCED FOR THE YEAR 1919. New
tsaEl,-ss-. hide endeii Opposition Line for Albany D
The and coulm0do"s steamboat 9 SEWJER
New.yolk every Monday Wednesday and Friday al
o'clock, p ii.
sht passage apply board. Freight taken less
Than boat prices.
The Npw-Jersey is furnished with elegant stateooms, and
speed and accommodation surpassed any steam
boat or the Hudson River Ieli u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

NOTICE TO CARTAlEN TO RENEW
~ THEIR Lie En- ES.-Extfaets from law entitled \
t,s 10 s.uate Carts and Cartaen" passed tie 10Th ;g
.iu=ust, 1883.
lay q: la after t;e .!1ts c;6reU:.
seq Ever frlSn, on rece,vis SIS License CJgt.uai
4ii w o. fla Hlyorto' M 81 lie CRY, The
}Ja nd Fl.t ;f,.t,; al uFan the reIrw, OF .ny far,-
na L., Gc ieT70V s!.i! pa: Aforesaid, tho Of
-s.,.
lncodauof tI~Te,s, The G.tn4n arehyreby required to
tle.i Lice fe yGfs Office tity Hall
Issdi tie ~ 5L of august 1873, at 10 O'Clock
4. ,iou clesses eae, t.ly ~ succession. WIT:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

SIG IN 5Sssgss at o cents each or i've for doll ar
To be had al J. ". KELLY;S Gotham Con!eego9ery'
wholesale AID retail, 2i! Bfoa!way w Ba1eau 2oo pow
V6fl,: John J,c,on North Seceudseet, WiItiamsbu=i
Ben janin Handy, y High BROOKLYN; y IL
Lockport Ny: D. Smith, so Droad-stee, NeWaf" y j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

AGSyrs--Hfr. Charles Trip 1873 Bowen; Dr. H. Eias L
Co. 1914 Broadway, cou!er GranI-StTeet s Jno CaO Is
Boadw,y corner tiehh-susot; B. L. Banker Chlmbers-t
corner Wes-B roadway; VIM. Robertson, Mep.,t, Bait
more e. FroihnRham 4 CO.. Broadway. Sta,esusl
Albany; T. ". Newcomb, sos RIyer.t,, Trey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

= OLlCE-Ihe Cop4!;neEshjp heretofore exist
= ias between Francis j. Whsey aud Geo. w jenkins Is
its ay Dissolved by Mutual The susiues, viii De
cGla.G q: TIE OLD stand No Ion uad-r frrn of
fHILblN = JENAlNS.-New-York,A August lst 1915.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16
~ FARM FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH

80 FARM FOX SALt CHEtAf t Ct. ISL
s. nnaiqing III acres. the NJ SUMMIT, ON Soqtn-
villages with good schools aud churche 20 miles from sco
hare Courr miles ifom Richmontvl!ie ard niles
from East Worcester. leo under IsE state OF cG'
non balance IN heavy tu:hsra1ainag the lands OF
Nsss-s 6pt. Fssuiali No better Farm the coGuiTi
for or grazing being well wa;esed and easy worked
Dwelling and OqtbpiidHEs suitable 70 ths place oaly 9 T
above would b. exchanged for House and Lot n ~, cy OF
New ORR For p-Iticulsrs inquire of RALPH sly ~
oa ~ i'N'''0>- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

: gzyt, NEWARK AND Ne W YORK
-. ! Fare only l2 cens.-The sYlcnGid steamer
IE-SE. PAsSAlC, after June wili run as follow;
Leave the foot Of Barclay New York at 10 y. NJ.
Lave the foot Of Centre street, Newark a a NJ and at
II P. ". - a .;eb, bav.
bee e-eat improved Freight carried a; very low rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16
SOAP WORKS AND PERFUME La
BORATORY.

70 Tiny Piece. late Lpm5er.setet, Nsae. Faff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

Nav fth. lSi1
Iobn scnson " III, lon am personally acquainted, af'
, f(e me- tbs th day Of lt0y 1873, and being by me
iuy swo-l says thar all he he's stated aboTe,S substantial
true aud correct every Garl'cuitt subscriber 'iu '"0
before ne, ,hs 5h =. q Alay, 1873 r.,-p,,c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

.5a'.eI FOR AUDS0N.-Jhe Steamboat Ute
CA CART J. EaIre, VIII leave the foot OF Bar
every Tuesday, THURSDAY 4nG Saturday
ococs ndiug All the in5er.neiss places Th Ctsca
furnished with superior stec-sooG a,d otherwise
Fof passsv OF freight, apply or board iy2sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

~ QTlilSGi viii dress the Human Han so beat
TRULY as three sh'Iltaz bottle Of JONES' Coral Hzi-
isfoTatIye Ii gives Tn aT such 3scios soft darn
s,l ieiieg and and vii dry or il ike Other
featioHS Our KEEPS II order together By z
clears the h4IE Of dandru stops its falling OF Sc
Said by jOSES 81 the sun OF the American Eagle a
thzihata-st, y. T., i5 Fuontre-t Brooklyn az In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

su. THERE WILL BE A CAMP
- MEETING held at FaTrniIztss Long .,a 15l,
ard-->ornr7iencIug The ith 0i :tugES'a
20 miles BROOKLYN. arrangements have been mao ~ -
t;e Long Iszad R4ilroad Company passengers al
etch av Becra-e taken free Of EXPENSE. The Cas- WIZ
lyav. te Soat Ferry half past O'clock AID nan TO-
o'clock Ia the r36riIng and ococ. t= aiteTno9 W
eachd.y during tie neeng and tie half past tram WIN
I'VE IL ti- fo morning service the ground TsuTiT :"
The afternoon Tsr II! be steamboat Z; the ioot Oh @
Iaacv-z Ne,v York Elonday and Tuesday mosnnG neE -
leave rss o'clock and viii touch a; hetoo' o.
= aud w IN srry- az The South FerT take M nan
past o'clock tram The ground pleaany situated e,n7
th- Railroad DEPOT and
Isy. road As the Commitl,a1e nadea well on the go"
water viii b. convenient. Tickets may Dc obtaiEed a. .i
Rai!rtad niics-
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p ,bi iIl5Z,i.g and i,,,ise for yourselves
I'tau "1-rs. -. NJ SPE AND DROPSN.

s and h. referred 10 individuals no have been cgTe'I By
i raTiy when ali other preparations OF Sasapai1a had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

ei..71, NEW ARRANGEMENT
fE5ssSS2x apd Freeh, reduced.-New York and Boston
ssx.-cSsr Railroad Line via Nor ichand Worcester.-
From Pier No North River loot of Battery place, DAILY
sundays excepted at O'Clock F. NJ.
The Lie composed following splendid steamers,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

compounded aud prepared ACCORDING 10 an oyGsirsl :
y ;ye,i 20 the ,ro1rieoTs father many years siuc b -
I"rru BF,xr the celebrated Indcu Chiefsni Kine n
S Nations F!e recommended this medicinal cornrSpnl
sh as the Indian EpIci>E Mss used TO prey 4sJ
coughs Colds and Consumption. AID also 10 cleanse a =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

GORPOH ALTON NOTICE Public Notice is
" hereby given hot Petition has been presented the
Board Aldermen regulate both 9th 18th aud 10Th streets
between The tth ard 9Th avenues.
.4soToset curb aad gutter stones IN the 9Th avenue be-
tween 2lst .ni the Bicomngdae road.
Persons interested IL, the above petition md having obec
the requested present, them IN writing 10
Street Oce before the 2iSt August,
lSi3-Sucet Commissioned. Office, August II, 1873.
auil JOIN LN In, Street COipuiissioner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

F Or, K ioII AND sa9d3 Ml sxal57a
!. ys--... touching a, Sesune', Dock Staten Island
tcarner HOCkLAND, Capt; Crawford Will leave Middle
and Frl.y, at Il O'Clock dude trming) aud keyport at
o'cocg P NJ Returning leave New-Y foot o. ROBINSON
o'cock A. ~ ana Saturdays p NJ Stages will be in
reires. the arrival Of the boat 70 convey passengers to
target excursions parties pleasure sc Will be taken to and
fro Hamilton K-Hrort Ieasonabe Eates Jy9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

~! Eac't CtitmaH on tc day dr,iGated for his iiaz
dtrar VIA his E"f,s cri TIE NoF side III the
Af ui "a single lIae from he coreru Clantprs-.t.s,
seGti -tfic space around Zach - onr that ,l slF,1iI
s-!.frt % svctDr aly e1ami. tie number, sad co,Gas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-17
Greensboro.
Correspondence of the HERALD
Correspondence Of the Heraldl
Troy, n. Y. December 18th, 1913.
The Progress Of Piay, and DownfaH Of 81 tan's
Empire.

GREENSBORO, Ala, Nov. ith, 1913.
State Of Morals, Religion, Cotton, CHc"mbers, &c
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESP
have for long time been regular reader OF
your most valuable paper; and to this hour you have
been without ga chronicler faithful Of events ms
they iranspire here Situated as our village IL, In
the midst of wealthy and most interesting portion
of one of the first counties of the State in point OF
wealth and intelligence, it has been to me matter
of great surprise that you have not long ere this
clothed some one with authority to play the part OF
"censor mover" that it shall no longer remain un-
known to your readers and that It's character shall
be rescued from the un Just suspicion that IT cannot do
an act ndiscreet please insert this short sketch OF the
almost forgotten fact, the now passing present,
and the anticipated future, in point of fun, rolic,
science, morals and religion. Religion IS made
TO bring up the rear, and IN the minds OF some,
from its importance, should be hrst. Let cacn IN
its order comet came when the otnefs Were
taking their departure, and 1t ~ now matter oil
much speculation with the knowing ones whether
IL isnot about to seek home IN cline more con-
genial.
This place few years ago was famed for
being the greatest fun coveylin the whole south.
Within q mile OF was most beautiful race
course--it was the centre Of attraction Tor all ages
SEXES, and sizes; even the familiar character, vel
known hcreabouts as the Hing OF New jerusalem
soubriqut which attached from the fact that h,
led society Of Methodlsts, was not an unirequen
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WTNTER ARRANGEMENT.

IOuN BRADEN 10 Csusl ct &C., would respectfully IN.
form the public generally that he prepared 70 serve Up
his Spacious aud popular Saloon Creams, iee' Cohse
% in ,rv svle CONTEMPORARIES generally aud IN short
All ndt of efTeshmens usually found at similar establish
went, Of The frat class Families will be supplied AZ do
nn,ic. win CONTEMPORARIES generally also Creams aud L
lies At the unp uay low price Of six e. aua OF "
tion,ry Al Wholesale and all kinds Of IyamdS manucueI
% order for private public parties gene assortment
Toys suabie for the holidays, for sale extremely low
NB.An article, out from his est bshmen are wa,
have had the honor OF serving foreign potenes but ~
maro,te Of lie l,nJ '' $500 die lm- m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-17

TINTED STATES DAGUER!gRAN YALL .iits,ss ~ ~
Broadway and r,nr.r, y wG9s Rs city 70 his
splendid collection sing or IL groups
% sSd to of be
taken in all kinds OF weather, either with OF without
The American Inut. its late evhibi ION awarded Mr.
effect which but another proof of the
Er W5te is So agent in New York for the very super,
imported German Csmas and other establishment in
n B9aporied German Ca@sra'; also, French and Amer
SSemsa fo,h 81 IN sX e s
sale al he very lowest prices. nj sp-m
tRMum SE1REb Gea5EhhyA FL
sPaax door to r M ,sy Ns Y aaa Tss
and sna ssS s as s @G s
@,inTs1i aS ben s iaEe% he
ssqueny need sit for inferior likeness on the
S lady BY Professor EamSs the ss''
Pses, Csse, Sc &e forwarded any desired lower
rates than by any other manuactory dl2 lla,m
pAauERREoyT IllhPAEs ESTABLISHMENT,
EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS 2s AND e.
nas Aepas 0 se aud
with schrcSatc sass: according Professor FetEVa'
Also new supply Of bcs, plates and chemicals which he
White BTs1dTsy NsE K Richmond na Va A's
roadbest ESD for the Southern States. VIM. West, Esq
Cincinnati, Ohio. 80
All communications tpot paid) and orders, aecompansd
with r,mttances will be promptly attended and should bt
directed to WILLIAM iaAulrENHEiM.,
oil 3mAr Exchange Buildings, Philadelphia
CHEAP CASH TRIAILONG ESTABLISH
MENT.
| 3ot PEARI-STREET-LATE 1903 BEEKMAN-STREET
NHE Subscriber well known for the cheapness and durab
ltv his work desires inform his patrons and the pub
lc that he the economical tendency OF tht
times making Of the best quality at reduction
of twenty former and less believed py
twenty pc than Of the quality are made by
the cheap houses in this city. !,
la order gentlemen may understand what rs meant by
cheapness the following bill Of prices is submitted to Their con
deraon with that the goods shall be OF the w
| rate quality, and the fit unexceptionabe. .
| Superior West of England Cloth Coats .'.$l2 to 10
Pants, of black fancy double milled cass.. to
Vests, of silk satin, &c 49,. "a to
Making and trimming in the best style, at the foowna
| prices .1,
| Pants and Vests la TO l2
| Superior Beaver Overcoats from SIS 20 $50 ,
| do m~r JOHN MUTUAL.
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SUPREME CoURT-Special Term.-Dece mber IL,
lS43-liaynes ads. Smlth-Motlon to set aside IN
Quest-gfanted termS.-Cause referred Davis, ne
ceycr &c vs. Rich and aMotion to stand over I'LL next
Special Term with leave to serve new papers hoDnsoh
ads Corning and a-Motion for relaxation oil costs
granted on notice Waller ads. Graham.-Ordered-t
case made by pll 10Th September last stand as good
service under the order OF 9th September last det to
have 20 DAYS propose amendments pfs. to have some
time pay costs mentioned in order OF 9TH September
Hurbut and al feldbotioD that defts. default and
subsequent proceedings be set asdegranted with costs
Des plea served TO stand good service In the mat
James $. shedder, Sheriff Of Clinton Co.-granted,
cx pa rte Finn Durkee-Motion for appointment
of commissioners to admeasure dower-granted
IIildreth and al ads Slocummt ton to change venue
ton aside verdict and all subsequent proceedings
part of painf-granted with costs. Power and al ads.
Corning and al.-Motion TO change venue-granted; no
opposition. Bullard ads Dillingham; and aOrdered-
Judgment stand plaintiffs filing report OF reference,
pro tunc des allowed to to set aside report OF re-
ference; adavs heretofore served be deemed good ser
vice. and ps TO have usual time to propose amendments
deits take short notice OF argument for next term;
this motion to either party Moore and al ads
Meeler-Motion aside default and subsequent pro-
ceodingsg granted terms; cause reiered, II PLAIN
tiff desires it, Paul ads. Simmons-Motion TO change
venuc--dened. In the matter OF alternative manda-
mus to James Smith, Judge OF Niagara Co-granted.
Nc Donald and al Ensign and almotion to set aside
Judgment of Northumberland on terms De Mott
and al. ads Gofmotion for commisssn-denled with
costs Morris ads Gardner and almotlon Tor Judgment,
as in case ofnonsuit-granted unless pills spuate &c.
Knight ads Reayels-motion to aside defaultdened
with costs Bowen, aimY. Peck and al eNrs-Order
that pill be allowed her taxed costs in the suit to be paid
out the of Elihu Peck deceascd and that she
have perfect Judgment and issue execution there
for opposition. Tanner and al ads Foote-motlon
TO change venuedenied with costs. Moore eX &c ads
| Bancron-lnotion TO change cnue--dened-,ftbany
| Atlas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-17

TIE Mormon PRoruEr AND THE GREEK PsA1-
TER.-We lately heard story, which. while 1t
may make mourn the deprB,iy oil human nature
show among many sim lar facts, the low art
ces and cunning tricks to which the Mormon Prophet VIII
resort in order show the gullibiy OF his ollowers
The story is in this wise and can be substantiaed by
Some time since, Professor Caswel late OF kemPer Col
egc, ST. Louis Episcopal clergyman OF reputa
ton being about to leave this country for England pd
visit Smith and the Saints in order that he might be
better able represent the mposture to the British peo
pie
II so happened that the Professor had Sin his possession
Greek Psaer of great age-one that had been IN the Ia
mily several hundred years. This book as relic OF
antiq uity curiosity any onebut to some OF the
Saints who happened to ii, il was marvel and u
wonder Surprising its origin to have been as uncent AT
least the Prophets Egyptian Mummy and not know
ing but the Professor had dug it from the bowels oil the
same sacred hill in Western New York, whence sprung
the holy Book of Mormon, they impoftuned him 10 allow
brother Joseph" an opportunity oil translatingt
The Professor reluctantly assened TO the proposal and
ccompanicd by number of the anxious brethren, re-
paired the residence of the Prophet The remarkable
book was handed TO him. Joe took -examned its old
and worn leaves-and turned its musty pages In
pecation upon tipoe The brethren looked at
one anohcr-at the bookthen at the Prophet u was
most interesting scene 49,
Presently the spirit Of prophecy began arise within
him. and he opened his mouth and spoke That wonder
full power which enables him to see as lar through null
stone could Moses ah of old had already IN he
winklng of eye made those rough and uncouh cha
ncers plain to him the the face OF the FRO
fcssor This Book" said he pronounce to be Die.
| tionary of Ancient Egyptian IIieroglyphcs ~
The brethren present were greatly astonished at this
exhibition of their Prophets powers of revealing hidden
things. After their eNutaton had somew hat subsidized
the Professor cooly told them that their Prophet was
base mposter and that the book before them was but
plain Greek Psalter Joe !" stepped out . -, ,..
Such is the in which this arrart knave imposes
upon his followers and such is the in which his
knavery is sometimes exposed Yet strange that people
continue 10 believe him
Professor Caswel since his soourn in England, has
published a work entitled Three Days at Nauvoo" in
which this rich scene is represented in On engraving
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-17

IHE ALBA MIRA Broadway, between Spring and Primo
-Oysters Coffee Chocoate and variety Of 9TH
re Shes served superior sly e The LADIES Saloon
the floor has been enlarged and u nshed the
eEaa: and costly This has already become avo
ladies', who, alter the fatigue OF shopping or
morning promenade require quiet elegant retreat like this
which refresh themseives; ao for tiles returning from
the Theatre a Conc who enjoy the most eghuul
supper without the trouble and Of preparing them
Al home do 2w'ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-17

DAI'S SHEET RUBBER OVER SHOES-25 Maiden
Lane Experience has proven that leather sole be at
tached to India Rubber uppers that it impossible to
para them the OF wearing These Over Shoes which
have already ds leather shoes and
FURNISHED by the Rof,ibary India Rubber sstabs Is
than being made by any other establishment the
trade The patent quilted slipper Over Shoes Boots
furnished onlF tins establishment Every article apperan-
ing 10 the rubber business for sale made order
-...f HORACE II. DAY,
Successor to the Roxbury ], r.. c.,
AZ 1n,sr Mar ru Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-17

GREAT REDUCTION.
DOUBLE ENTRY BoGK-kEEPlNG only Five Dollars
THE FIRST PREMIUM awarded three consecutive years
for best specimens of OHh'nd Penmanship exhibited at
The great Fsi,s Of the American Institute. u,~.. .
GoIDsMiTHS CHIROGRAPElC INSTITUTE, for
he instruction OF ..,,.,,,r
PENMANSiIIP
and Book Keeping 1859 Br9adwey opposite John street is
now oen during the day aud evening" for the reception Of
pills and visltsrs, . -. =, =.
The gentlemen acquire bold, free and expeditions style OF
Mercantile Penansnp from twenty lessons OF one
hour each.
The ladies taught Epsolary hand beautiful ac-
complishment to the ser. ,.
BOOKKEEPING.
sy,te of instruction pursued at his Academy ~ this
important study is not derived from any printed work. hut is
the result OF thorough practical knowledge Of the subject
The being render familiar the
deut every department Of mercantile business WHEH sk
LANCING ONE SET OF BOOKS.
Ladies' Writing Class meets daily at II o'clock.
Gentlemen during the day and at such hours as may
best suit their convenience
separate parlors for private instruction.
For sale the AcademyA superior article OF Metallic
Pens n29 lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-17

POSITIVELY WATER PRooF-W; J. Koomels sosp
Chinese WateriProof Ointment Manshaem X Palmer
principal wholesale and Ill agents T this onyspre preventive
feet Tue celebrated Eureka Blocking, which has
reputation for its brancy of polish quick time and
which well adapted for using the Sopto Is for sale by
the agency for the 81 Fulton
Gold.
N The public are invited to call aud its merits.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-17

ATCHEsThe larse,t and most splendid ai,or%ept Of
As he is constantly all descriptions OF Colo and si-
Watches Of the newest styles direct rom hs mehuae-
offer larger asornn and AZ much less prices at retail than
.ach Watches and Jewellery exchanged or bought. All
Watches warranted good time, the returned
Watches and jewellery repaired in the best manner
,.J warranted lower than any other place in the city
q, @. ALLEN importer Of watches and jewellery,
d7nn.f Wholesale and recall 20 Wall street, stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-17

d. CORK SOLE WATER PROOF AND DRESS
LBOOTS.-rho subscriber makes order Boots OF the
above descriptions Of the finest quality of French Calf
~ skin in the latet STYLE very reasonable prices Gen
emen no Ia been habit Of paying cxravsgan prices
for inferior articles requested to call and be convinced Of
their interest in purchasing at this store
Ings being taken of feet and pair OF Lasts kept for
each customer there difficulty in getting handsome and
easy
Constantly hand large Of ready made Dress
"a To- Be per par Over Shoes Half Boots Dancing Pumps
Slrpers, sc az elnay low prices.
JOHN l.. WATKINS, ia Fulton street.
de- Imse. between Nassau and Dutch streets.