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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02

WEIGHS OLYMPIC CRcUs AT THE PARK THEATRE
MIR. Welch will open the Park Theatre on Thurs
day evening, with an entirely new, grand and
unique style of performance Tomorrow or next
day, he brings on his mrvalled equestrian troupe
and magnificent stud of horses from Philadelphia.
where they have recently been performing with
brilliant success. A great number of artists and
others have been for length Of time employed in
making suitable alterations in the house, for the
reception of Mr.. Welch's unequalled company, each
individual of which is represented far superior to
the general run of performers. Mr.. w. appears
determined that efforts hispart shall be want
ing to present the public with chase, elegant and
unparalleled style of entertainment. The arrange
ments are all superb, alike as regards decorum and
refinement, and we predict for Mr. Welch an
amount Of success hitherto unequaIlsd in this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02

0t}- The Amphitheatre Is to give an extra perform
ance this day. for the accommodation of Juveniles and IA
miles, commencing OF two o'clock precisely
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NEW YORK HERALD
New York, Monday, january ., Is4s.

Rs- No paper will be issued from this Office to-
morrow. To-day is the annual holiday. An Extra
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow, with the latest news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02

20 OF all places of amusement this day and eve
ning, Barnum of the American Museum presents
the most magnificent novelties. Twelve perform
ances are to be given, and General Tom Thumb,
the wonder OF wonders, remains one day more.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02

HENRY OF OFrERDINGEN--A Romance.-Ffom
the German of Novals. Sold by Bartlett f. Wei
ford. This work is translation made from the edl-
ton Of Tieck and Schlegel The life of the author
Is chiefly drawn from the written by the former.
The completion Of the second part is also by the
same writer. We have not had time TO read this
volume yet, but invite the public to look at it.
FATHER OswALD-A genuine Catholic Story New
York, Casseriy f. Sons, 1Os Nassau street. 1913.
This story or novel has been written to counterfeit
the alleged pernicious influence of Father Gle
ment," and many similar productions. All the OBJ
jectons to the Catholic faith are taken verbatim
from that work therefore the admirers of &C Father
Clement" would do well TO be candid enough to read
Father Oswald"
BENTLEY's MISCELLANY, AND DUBLIN UNIVERSITY
MAGAZINE, for December. These valuable works
have lust been sent to us by Mr.. Mason. The Ma
gazine contains continuation OF Jack Hinton, the
Guardsman, and other interesting articles.
The LADY's WORLD, for January, l843, by S. Post.
Beautifully embellished, and with the usual amount
of interesting matter
The RAINBOW, or ODD FELLow's MAGAZINE, Jan.
l843 by Adee f. Esabrook, 16O Nassau st.
THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, for Jan. l8i3-By the
Langley's, 81 Chatham: 1t contains portrait OF
John G. Calhoun, and the usual amount OF valuable
reading matter.
The New YORK LEGAL OBsERvER-By Saml.
QUEEN, AZ Ann st We again call the attention OF
the members of the bar, and Of our merchants to
this valuable weekly 1t deserves place in every
Office end counting room.
OUR MESS, or JACK HINToN-Nos. %, "a, and Is
by CarpiN & Co--Gentemen will please call and
get their numbers
Mr.. Hines has sent us the Midnight Cry."-We
have heard before.
The MERCHANTS MAGAzINE-Jan. 1913; vol. g.
No. This number begins new year and new
volumes it is, therefore, good opportunity for any
merchant who may not have heretofore taken it, tc
without, if he consuts his own interests.
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<2Oe 600 600 90

That my proposition will ultimately succeed, nave
not Above myself to dosbt for moment. The people
are in advance of the politicians this subject as
they always upon every thing that PATRIOTIC noble
liberal and good But its friendspersevere with firm
ness and ZEAL land it will not be long before it will be
carried. Let no temporizing compromising spirit IN
huence their course but boldly and consistently adhere
10 5000 900 Of stock and OF those who
now apprehensvey pause in alarm will advance to the
pool ,ohen The People trouble the raters . =,
have the honor to be- with great respect, your friend
andn lionfSn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02
w. COST JOHNSON.

We entirely agree with this PROJECT, with one
slight addition Why not include all the debts OF
the private bankrups, now before the Courts of the
United States The aggregate amount OF their
schedules is probably equal to $l5O,OOO,OOO. more or
less-but If the General Government means to open
her liberal purse strings, it is Just as easy to an
nounce the payment of $3.50, 100000, as of $780,
100000. 1t is true, there may not exactly be In
the IT, s. Treasury at this moment, sufficient
surplus 10 pay the annual interest on this sum, but
what of hiatt II is stated in the Mephistopholes OF
Goethe, that there is an immense gold mine, ex-
actly under the Capitol at Washington, and the
only difficulty is to dig down to the centre of the
earth TO get at it. That be done cheap in these
cheap days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-02

ANOTHER NEW YRAR-Mr Editor-Sir-On look
ing back upon the past and contemplating the flu
ture, what vast theme Is presented to the human
mind for refec.ion-w untold changes have taken
place in the affairs of since the last New Year!
How many millions of souls have been swept into
eternity, and how many more must in the course
and order of Gods decree be carried away on the
same stream before another New Yearl These are
truly serious questions and not easily answered. To
the man of the world they will pass from his MIND
like chatf before the wind, and like It, never TO be
moved from its hiding place, until the Almighty l9
his power shall cause the earth to tremble, and
man to stand amazed. Then, not till then, will
the man who makes this world his God, contemplate
seriously upon those matters which concern his
eternal welfare. We may endeavor to veil our
faces from the eye of Omnipotence, and make a
mOckery of religon-but oh! there will come an
hour when that veil will be rent asunder, as with
flash of lightning, and man will stand naked before
his maker, in all the shame and degradation to
which the unbelieving all destined to bear. All,
yes, that hour will come (and let those mock who
willy when the sun-lt hills and the mountain altar
the cataract and the gentle wateral-when the
beautiful streams and the leafy groves-when the
verdant plains and nature will be clothed IN her most
beautiful garbs and all is bright and worthy OF the
spirits worship, and when man feels himself most
secure. All yes, all these things shall pass away,
and atthe sound Of Gods voice, even thou myself
shall be driven back into the wild chaos from whence
thou sprung, and those that knew We once shall
know We no more forever. II. i.
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New Music.

THE SHIP ON FIRE, with Autograph embellish-
ment. 1t is descriptive scene, the wordsby Chas.
Mackay, ESQ.,; the music by Henry Russell.
The INDIAN HUNTER, with beautiful Autograph
establishment song written by Eliza Cook
The music by Henry Russell
The OLD CLOCK, with another splendid Autograph
establishment. A ballad,.by Eliza Cook-the mu-
sic by Henry Russell.
The above beautiful poems are all by Messrs Jas
L. Hewett u Co. 2S9 Broadway. Capital New
Years presents.
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to it: and the service viii be better performed
besides If the sum deficient is needed Tor the
support of Post Roads In distant parts OF 'he
Country, let it be taken from the public treasury
If it can be supplied inno other way. 1hoss VIZ
find il for their interest to employ expresses nav
no desire to avoid paying their just snare ~ Tue
support Of the National establishments ou' ih3y
ask that they nay be allowed to 90 1t ID q man
ner as little to their own detrnent ano i'icohseii
fence as possible This privilege they certainly
have right to claim.
CONGRESS. at it's approaching session, II Its ~
terference is needed, should see this grievance at
once remedied. The Government should no
longer be left in an attitude Of hostility to the poo
ME. and their interests. The Post-Ofiice regula-
tons which answered the wants of the country
twenty years ago are insufficient now. Business.
energy, activity in al! departments, have greatly
increased and demand an increased facility OF
communication. Government has failed to furn-
ish it, and private enterprise has supplied the
want The attempt is utterly absurd, as well as
wicked, to crush the business spirit, orepress the
general activity, and force it to keep within ITS
old limits The Government must keep pace
with its development. AS the demands for more
swift communication spring up, 1t must be the
care of Government to supply them Ii 1t can
do it-and if it ,ciU do it-that is all the people
ask. If it cannot, let it not stand IN the way OF
those who can, for thus it makes itself, not what
good government should be, a blessing and the
source of blessing to the people, but an lncum-
brance upon them, a stumbling block IN Their
way, drawback upon their energy and pros
Derlty
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK, OCTOBER 3, 1918
Cleared,


Ship Charles Hudson, jr. Boston, Taylor Morrell Pow
hatt.n, Stone NOreans, johnson & Loudon.
Bns Caspian, Anthony, Wilmington, Nc, Pratt yose-
Schrs. Geo Pollock, Carey, Newbern, Blossom; Mon
tano E.ldredge Newburg and Portsma uth W Lewis;
Cooley, CumP, Philad, > Cooley * Co.
arrived.
Ship Newark SNAPPER days from Savannah, with cotton
aud nee to Durham < Dimon-2 passengers
Bark Hiram, w Tyler TYLER, SO days from Newcastle
En-. with coal and rndzs, to Badger S. Peck.
Bng Edward, Buckley, day. from Charleston, with
ton aud rlce 10 Durham s Dimon
Brig Damascus Chase, l9 days from Pensacola with cot
ton and lumber, 10 Badger x Peck
Bi. Peruvian, Watson, "a days from Laguna 18th log
wood, &c TO Nesmith Leeds Y Co.
B.g Tam O'Shanres Thomas is days from Curacao with
dye wood aud goat skins, to Joseph Fouk & Son.
Brig inawap TEathen, 10 days from Arecibo, PR with
sugar etc; " Lewis
Schr Ere Mathews is DAYS from Cape Hsity with co
Zee aud logyvood, A c Rossdr Co. Left brig Rocket
HaTde for Boston IN 10 days. brig Cashier aud schr Lake
exchanged signals with brig Cashier.
Schr Ostrich, Ellie, l. days from Por, Prince with
coffee and mahogany, TO Rossaire s. Co. Left brig
Omar heutie for Boston, IN 10 days; brig Faireld vii
for NYork do; schr Austin Perkins, for Boston, in
days. Rockambo, Baltimore in days. Sept 20
spoke going III bark Mohawk, from Boston.
SchI Mary E:igb,, Peterson days from Port au PAX
with coffee, 10 \ Cooley s Co.
Scr Rochester, Wise, 10 days from Baltimore with lead
and touf, 10 J * Briggs.
schE a Marshall, Johnson, days from Richmond to
SiT Wolfe
with wood.
schr American System Nelson days fren Folly Land
ing with sweet potatoes
schr chinsoraro, Anderson, days from Cape Henry
with wood.
sehr ] W Smith, days from Savannah with COTTON
bound to Boston.
schr Commerce krag, 8 DAYS from Wilmington, Nc
with naval stores, 10 A 5 Cooley * Co.
Scar Perseverance, Weeks, days from Newbern, Nc
with naval stores, TO Mitchell.
,h-;,--,v;nd WV below
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things IN Philadelphia.
CORES pom dencs Of The Tribune

PHILADELPHIA Oci. 2-P. ".
MoYAMsysISG BASK-The doors of tbs institution ar
still kept op-n FOR the transaction Of bnsiness-but te o
pie Of this community have already paid dear for h
whistle There three persons employed behind IL
who appear have enough TO do looking 1t eac
othef Astaeent Of the affairs OF the Moyaensins han
would be interesting paper at the present tine
\ SLIGHT Dr.rreENcE---ln september 1896. when TIE
Wild scheme Of speculation perTadsd entire country the
Elves 02 Bank Of the United States l2o Bank OF
Pernsy wanna 5lGt: Schuylkil Bank 59 Grard Bank 81
Grand Gulf Bank 81 Fcksbnrg o. Lehich Goal aad Nav
ic4ton rs: SchuylkiIl Navigation l6l.
But now mark the change In September, 1913 upon The
sam. dav the above prices ob;ained these de-
scnption Of Stocks sold foows-p-nnsyva nia FVes
schuylkin Bank, g; Gisard Bank, 81; Grand Gulf, .:
Vicksburs %; Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company, $
Schuylk Navigation, Al The depreciation between II.
above periods truly ffi-hfu whea fairly looked into:
and it should sautary warning those who are
now venturng TOO deeply the evident specializing
mania present raging III our Stock Market.
IMpoRr4ST.-Vesseis permitted the port
of Philadelphia without being subject to the quarantine law
il having ceased opera for the season Saturday.
HEALTH OF The CIry.-The nternents during The week
ending Saturday amount to lGl which includes South
yalk Northern Liberties Moyame,sng Penn Township
Kensjnron, and the AlmsHouse OF the whole number,
IL were from consumption, from cholera rfanJum froi
scarlet fever and still-born Only propls
TIE RePEAIERs.-The speeches Of O'Connell, pub
s.d in the Public Ledger By authority At Judges DoTans
new socation aud the AaS Slavery Society are begin
ming 10 excite mnc dissatisfaction il disgust among
many Of the former friends Of Repeal this CITY. TIL
speech dsnouncmg The letter Of the Repeal Association OF
Cincinnati subject Of deep regret have heard coa-
demued By eIal of The leading members of the old ssoc
aton who d.ecate O'Conuell's interference with The do
affairs Of this and iustlypredc, dva-bow
20 the in the United States.
Held TO BAIL.-Jobn Louis Grille, recently pardoned
the Eastern Pent-tiay BY President er, this
morning held bail by Mayor Scott Cor aggravated
sau upon small boy the Commercial Hotel yeserda!
afternoon.
A RowDY FlnEMAy.-!a member of the Schuykill Hose
Company charged with roting, also held TO bail this
morning by the Mayor
SrocK SaLEs-,Tlere has been slight falling of IN the
of business well prices in stock marker
within the past DAYS Pennsy vania Elves have declined
6o1, aud Skies 3d. which pce sales uade TO-
day. Tennessee Elves were firm at 63t Pennsylvania Bank
at 10: Louisville Bank sl!, Penn Township Bank at
222 United States Bank declined !; Reading Railroad
Bonds J.
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MONEY MARKET.
.,earbis Dayatthc N.Y. stock Exchange.
Markets. Carefully reported for The Tribune.
THIS DAY, Oct 3, > O'clock, P. NJ

Flour Is about reported yesterday Receivers ask SO
at which some sales have been made, while parcels
were sold at 81 oil. Michigan and Ohio l3i So
There is air demand.
sales 5000 bushels white Maryland Corn 505 weight Dr.
iyered 800 do NOrleans sic weight Oats very dull
% 27c Pots in demand 81. 10; and sales 100
bbls and 100 bbis Pearls 5 %,
Sales 500 bbls Pune Pork at 87.; Mess 10 rs 10 So
Scotch Icoa 75 200 bbls Gallego' Richmond
City Flouc sold at supposed So
Sale. $50 bbls Mess Beef 25 50 bbs Prime So
90 bbls State Prison Pork II $40
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r capital story is told of Judge Tappan,
one of our Senators in Congress, who is unfortu-
natey cross-eyed. A number of years ago he
was Judge of newly organized county court, in
the eastern part of this State.
In those days of primitive simplicity, or per-
haps poverty, the bar-room of tavern was used
as a courtroom, and the stable as a Jail. One
day during the session of the court, the Judge
had occasion to severely reprimand two of the
lawyers, who were wrangng. An odd looking
old customer, who sat IN one corner listening an.
parenty with great satisfaction to the proof, and
presumlng on old acquaintance and the JUDGES
well known good humor, sung out, g Give it to
'em, old gimhet eyes," Who was that?' in
CURED the Judge. 1t was this ere old hoss.o
answered the chap, raising himself up Sheriff.
observed the Judge, with great gravity, :" take
that old boss and put him in the stable!' -
[Clev. Herald.
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Number XVI, and the Last,
FAMILY MAGAZINE
Is ready This Morning.

Il The CHEAPEST WosK EVER Published IN THE
USITsD STAIEs-Ths first part OF the American Family
Magazne General Abstract Of Useful knowledge work
-nenty useful families, and calculated 10 arrest the at
ings OF The young. illustrated with 1000 Engrayss To be
eopsted Numbers OF 2as 20 pages each at Is cents
number and each amber VIII Contain
GREELEY AcELRATH, Tribune Buildings
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~ The gresl,,t Of ali remedies for Woms Dr. 1T
r<Gs MEprcArEu WORM CANDY Not one failure "a, S.-
to our knowledge Il purely vegetable aud eaisy 'mE IS
Every Alo.hcr should have it, His UfAHRHEA t1ap pn
equally beneficial III removing Dlarrh0a and Bosst o0 ~
plant Sold wh9ete md ets at Dc e: Cs R",.i ast
Broadway; 227 Hudson.s; 2O3 GTe-GwicE-st ~ ar
Avenue; corner 2l5tst. and hlrd Avenue aud % e -
r SJ " Ay1es5 Black Blue Red and CoPyias, li IA,
Sold wholesale md retail at l3j Nassal'street o'O'
BuiidiGs New. ork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

The CLlppER.-Bya passenger on the steamer
Cumberland Valley regret learn that Mr. Monternai,
of this city no, expected arm had been
amputated Mr.. Peterson, the mate It is thought will
from his injuries. Mr. Tyson, chief engineer has
had both legs amputa,ed-his - despared Of or the
recovery the other persons injured, Itle hopei
tanned. n. o. Picayune.
U We learn with unfeigned pleasure that the
Hon. RICHARD H. WILDE is about leave his native State
and resume the practice Of the law this city. Nh Wilde
has long stood the head of the bar Georgia but Ike
Talfoud England and the late Nh Legae, of Carolina
he has devoted much time TO literature y. o. PIC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

RHEUMATISM AND GoUr Wright. Indian Vegetapie rh
are extraordinary medicine Tor the cure OF hhuHss.l
and Govt because they not only clranso The spm'Gh w
bowels those morbid humors which, II taken mt 'as G
cuation snd upon the membrane aud nuscer are a
cause OF the above painful maadie5 bpt they excite h 70
orbeut vessels Tx pp that winch = already dslo. ga.
therefore arr absoUt-y certain 10 make perfect eue
Rheumatism and ;5u single wHt :ise cen, box OF sa
Adiau Vegetable Pills wli give the most stonnhns ra
aud Perseverance according TO the "Ireciiops wi @ ''
TO drive pain of eyerv description from the BODY,
Wrishss Indian Vegetable Pills also aid aud mI 10.
digestion, and purify the blood therefore gave htsM "
viSoy 10 the whole Frame well make p-ec! eas
rheumatism and Gout H., v.,,,,b.
10 All genuine MEDICINE has Wrsht's Indian ssesayl
Pills neaty printed ths de5 OF The boxes, and ano
be remembered hat If the word Wnsht cannot os Oa4-
all Is positively wrong; ,,.i,rs
Offices devoted exclusively 10 the sale % the VI
wholesale and etaNos. 28S Greenwich street New D.
No l98Telno street Boston; aud No. 69 Race sr iH
la..irhIu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

u Miss LgyEsMoRE, we'll known for her q,
tended travels in the East. and Tor the en,bpx
astc spirit in which they were prosecuted. w,p
deliver Lecture OF the City OF Jerusalem ,b;,
evening a: the Stuyyesant institute. From ,
conversation with Miss l.. we infer thai the NJ,
ceeds OF this Lecture VIII be most acceptable =,
tins juncture, as her resources are by no mean,
extensive, while her expenses have been very con
siderable We trust she VIII have good attend
ance, and VIC arc sure her auditors Will be arnDv
repaid
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10 MY WIFE

My cherished vile thou know,st iullwell
What words of mine would family tell;
For thou hast witnessed, none bur thou,
These pangs, conyusiug lip andbfow
That wmng unwillInsly from ne.
Deep groans OF piercing agony
Thy dcal lov-d voice, wheh tortures whip
Half forced the curses TO my LIP,
iiaS sent them I'll uuuttcrrd buch
Aud have smiled upon the rack
IT'S over uow-thoush II. T was reared
On human chm Why bead;
ily ruxors Sc; m Chapmsns shop
Sweep down untth th. stubborn crop
No more stamp, no more rave,
''' V"'''' WILLIAM.
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~ Clirehuyh,s Tricopherons,

cnrehugh's Trieopa erons, Fee re- ssl., ~
deeef GSLS COMMERCE. ssnia a made pnde
worthless his mxuI and that has "a sss as
sroyed the hair of those few who have ster Paat "
the United States, 50 e, neither he any r..
any OF the ingredients Of sh,ca nice Of gsaaS
is ST. 70 be had at Crehushe Hair Cutting sh the gromia
way. where advice FL diseases connec'ee j
Of the hair is civen gratis. :,
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: po1tsrsIIe. sent. re. 1s43.-9G:.lns.GlE,D-ss

have been using and have sse rhree Of ny .nees M
yoa 1rcopherous with the most astoni't The hair o. "a
hair thin: thick and gossy1l to- RE
friends i. entirely clear Of dandnf Sc mus anI do hay
compound has done what or.~T article Fso
found a, successful eradlcatns orr sy
in hair tl,at hes become thin and without an. NJ y chs
making the hair soft and glossy very n ~
opinion that the Trcopercus OF
ted Compound is the only article thai we Gan s
recommend 10 'ns pu0ie H0a sEsAssTEL AND Bot
The price is Fifty Cents per bottle. Principal w. q
Broadway corner of Liberty street, up STATS
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To shepherd, Knapp, Esg.-slR;, ,i IN tp

r. TO Shepherd Knapp, Esg; ~. 1rltnsiilHanp
he found who would degrade himself AID ISL soSd blee
car2nz that other with having made yow III ar,
mad such charge against me- and he'e thus l gentr
(wi;Eour proyocatioD) IN the presence ~ ogs
men, aud you have not had the naSn'nlm''y y ~
logise, nor 10 Justify. % roi, ard %
On the M OF June a. addressed note q, %osalyr,
the 2si of thc same month addressed an9e On tht Sh
June when, conversation with you at NJ enger,
10 me- Your pity ! d0 nj WaGf; aud as J'' go
do MT care damn, tori,' ., opee and th1s
As you, have 81, the insult more ri me ar
Set at defiance you have cause ~ complain
dressing you through the medium of the pess ride roass
Now sir If you have imagged that you cJ Sodng uHd
s6o4 over with mPan;Y you have been much w.
for the presen, Won 10 the coalngs Of y9al
science, assuring you thar in due unn- you '''-'
again. it it should become necessary ,n
" Upright men shall BE- astonIahed az rTT to IRELAND
NewYork, Sept. 81, 1913 1Eo
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BEAUTIFUL LrKESE.sEs.-Fau Lean, corner of BrOa4,
way aud Park Piace has just completed new Dagereo.
typc Apparatus by which he IS enabled to produce the
beautiful specimens Of the Photographic art which We have
seem They are remarkable Tor their soness and deicayo
expression aud resemble the Metzo;iao than the D.
rusrrsotypa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

Observation-Disclosures suffer with this compliant.
under the mistaken idea that 1t be cuFtt VIZ
Hewcs's Nerve and Bone Lnmen, and the ndin 's r
Elixir viii certainly cure IT, Proof positive OF ms W T
encr 10 some of our first citizens Who been cured
TRACED without Rheumatic affections, Will require our ~
iinlrent 81 Cortiandt-st. the place 70 IND lhesH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-03

C1spER HapsER, the perfect anomaly in exist
ehce Tie southern nstres superb Band, Miss Adalr G
este and The Fudge Mermaid all gagged Peaes Mu.
scum TINS week. Great attractions for One Shilling.