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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02
WHOLE no. S24.
ROOTS AND SHOES,

AT GALEN cos 26p Observation-Disclosures
al assortment may bad the above place n large
'nycce Of thick KIP and Calf Ises'ss a"% nm.n
Buskns Sooi.ss, Slippers. &c.
Also Hats and Caps Country merchants and others are
v to call and er,mne All sold unusually low for cash
acceptancss by the Gozen. 80
olo 2ms u. s. Hotel Buildings. Ssw-fork
V,HE HOWARD INSURANCE Company
Capital 100000; Office No. 81 w st. This Company
continues make insurance against loss damage Or re
and inland navigation.
piEEcroRs
Rensselaer, Haven. N,jah Tsyor Cnrls w Lawrence,
J Phillips Phpa,1. William Couch. Micah Baldwin,
John Morrison, B. L. Woosy, Nathaniel Weed
Joserh B. Faruum. flaming &. Tucker John Rankin,
David Lee, Aegs D. Benz lmid John D Woi(s
Caleb Q. Has,tsd, William W Todd Ferdinand Suydem,
Henry q. Thompson n. HAVENS, President
|. PaIIiIEs Sscrct,rr dS
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STEAM REFINED CANDY.

u |. u a. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
La. Of Chambers street, constantly manu- actuIng by
s,cain and have hand large assortment of Cand,
&c superior quality. suitable for the Southern market
Thu, candy being froa Refined Sugar, viii keep III
climate harder ana dryer than any made from rw SUI
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

7 G. BOOTH Y co. at the New-Yori Cash
y. Tailoring Establishment: i2 Eul,on-seet, Broad
war still take the lead economy and elegance
the manufacture and style o the garments belong
H.. 4 seneman's wardrobe.
This superiority tey enabled to consequence
OF the general adaptation of The cash principle by the public,
My imposed heavy on the prompt paying cuatome, to
supply the losses from that class OF tile community which
herring strictly 20 the cash system na.s the inT
nls their Customers w!th garments OF style and finish
at very great reduction from credit prices
meats OF their wardrobe would do well give call
as the Changes q" ahon all the desnt styles
French Elastic Of the choicest naeEs Tor which
oe5s a I city are r M sboys 9 si b n
iz,ng exclusive cash house
ss si in prices .Pa 6 so6TH e. "3 ss
WIN. r. JENNINGS u co Diapers and Tail
TAIN solicit attention. assortment Of seasonabe goods
including Cloths Cassmess, FestnGs &c, in all the ne"
Under the tina, the system of small profits and
quick returns, winch has elected 50 liberal patronage VII
be continued whilst arrangements such " enable
MS to il all ?';Ts IN utntI with r3mpiness
those articles for immediate is the addition TO
our stock of an assoItmen OF first quality ready made Gar
looms, Vests, Office Goats, Travelling FEocks Dressing
choice selection of Silk and Satin ses C,vat,, Hand
EsTckle Goyes s"sEendss Hosiery unds? vests Drs raw,
Inducements 10 purchasers Iyl3 ist.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTH
As SGTo sHd VERIFY Mi III tsr cAAE
On %a5 f1d fl $ 5:ffSt9,
made in he FASHIONABLE STYLE, to which he would
nsd f,ny e o receive CLo Tf cASE
yESIS Sc BY eg r 6s and has Himself l"tsd Ss s
re5fec, satisfaction to all who may purchase .,..
and icth street wtncttatitV sig ~ us
DEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
~ FROCKS. CLOAKS, &c.-Exta Beaver aud Pilot
Cloth Over Coats Winter trocks, Sacks, SC. Also extra
aud medium quality Cloth Coaks. for sale 23 Broadway
A m, ,G Hotel opposite the vGgntn JENNINGS
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY, No. Is and l6
IN Douws Buildings, Albany, n. YThe undersigned OF
fer he the public Agents for tho purchase ''e
and exchange Real Estate for the Of business
connected .crwitl tho public Offices Albany, such
ther ecoIdng OF Deeds payment OF taxes ota lcgaized
of nonresident owncrs, and the Transaction OF business con-
nccted with Real Property generally.
Owncrs OF Farms and Western Lands will find 1t for their
register property they may wish to dispose Of at this
Office
Property advertised the Albany papers at half the usual
charge.
Communications (pcst rail will mmediats aten-
ton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OIcott, Pest. Mech and Farmers
Rank Philip Phcis Esd. Dep Compt Hon Daniel Cady,
Albany Join 3. Nfr, Esq Utsa; Henry Yates, , Esq.
s2o 5mis A. ELLISON K CO. Albany, N y
CuPEklOK OLD PORT WINE u BRANDY,
- &cThe subscriber offers for sale superior Port
Vine. in glass and on draltals@ old pale Cos Brandy
Ola MADEIRA ar, Sherry, in glass and IN wood.
Fine Hooks. Clarets BuGundys and Sanls cases OF
dozen each. Apply TO GILBERT Dh|NiSS.
iIstf
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COUTHOUY x MEYERS,
Ri RrnaH%ra

DESPECTFULLY invite the Public to call and
anime their extensive assortment nf LAMfS, CAN
DELABKA GIRANDOLES, &c; SILVER, pLATED
and BRITANNIA WARE FANCY and HOUSE
recently received largo accesons, and oe.d at
greatly reduced prices
Especial attention is invited to their rich stock pt LAMPS
CANDELABRA and GlRIaNDOLES, which they ven
superior beauty Of woTkIn 'nship and
delcacy Of finish any that d. found tn city.
full supply of the wsl-known SOLAR LAMP constantly
on hand.
Ir This Tradc supplied with every description of Lamp
and GiIanols (,rcspins inferior onts al factory prices
Orders received for the Chcmica Al OIL LAMPS. 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

WHITE, RED OR GREY HAIR changed , to
DYE Sold al 50 cents or ST bottle The of the 4e
Gan Eagle 50 Chatham q ~
207 KinSssrset. Charleston, s. Z, H -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

DRIVATE SCHOOL.-MRS, ATKINSON, re-
i Gently OF the Yonkers Female Seminary has opened
school in Thirteenth door east OF Washington
Mrs a olic the patronage OF the citizens OF tne
upper who appreciate the advantages Of solid ueiu
and religious female educatlo
Mrs A. wishes limited number OF girls as boarding. sch9
boarder Terms and references learned By application a.
street ono door east Of Washington Institute n2O d&wu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

GENTEEL BOARDING at Mrs. CERES, No.
" q Court Ad street. Sirgie married gentsmen can
De accommodated with excellent Board aad comfortable
rooms en moderate terms Also front por and bedroom.
On the second floor furnished uniurnish. ult lm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

BOARD IN B0ND-STREET.-Goar with
~ pleasant rooms, be obtained at s. BoAdsnes Trims
me-. NIL %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

BOARD WANTED-Wlth furnished room or
ID rooms he lower Part of the City b. centlemsn
md his wife Address w. Rman, box $50 CIer Post OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

OARDlNC;--UNITED TEMPERANCE
- HOUSE. at 81 Grseuwch street.-The house Is large
,ni the furnSh. with Srss, Well calculated for
millss scte gentlemen One paroT the rst tioor
Lodgings 81 week Transient hoard shlmgs per day
N.sls equally lo~. Please call aud see NJ linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

rFO LAWYERS-LAW BOOKS.-The subscrl-
ber having been the employment of lia,ed ard Zoo
HES for several years past has commenced the Law BOOK
selling on his own account and respectfully informs the
Members Of the Bar and Students at Law wishing 70 Iur
chase that II will be much thcT advantage rive hun
call AZ he intends sell reduced pces-23 Nassau
stree t one door south Of Cedar street. New YORK: rcn
n30 Avs ). Ii. IlhLoI Ell.
NT0RTH AMERICAN PHALANX,-All COM
intended for any Of the officers members
of this Assoclaon may until farther notice be directed as
49,, s,. yo,L n22 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

TIRENCU LANGUAGE-Mons Bekcart, pro-
i lessor Of the French Language begs to inform his friends
No. s. Duane.street. r
,l n,, ~ ~ ~ -" MIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

WANTED $50 Nassau sreet-3 partners. 6
: boys dl d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

HASTED-Wanted immediately number
OF females work stockx-exr.reoc.i pr.x would
pr, terfed Apply No. Is Gath street eyrnne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMtN eau obtain
n meal, John ST. payable dry goods groceries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

DLUE PLAID CLOAKlNGS,-3 cases of the
- above fashionable aud economical style of Goods for La,
dies snd Chllreu's Ovsrcoat Dresses. Also beautiful
Der of and beautiful designs for GeatIemen' Cloak
herds Piai,is.-Just we'd. and for sale al
DANOL'S Cloth Storr No. so Nlsldsn LAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02
WONDERS OF THE HEAVENS.

WONDERS OF THE HEAVENS.
WONDERS OF THE HEAVENS.1Being
popular of % sdSsenx pi the
MOON. and STARS. with descriptions, Of the PLASsr'.
Ftap sT.s'
AynoS BoHEsa or 5y Duncan lsi
LUsTRATfD by heaIy $50 coored engrayinss maps, &c
thai, Th they s; ass @
above mast &c @ u snd nfrf as'S 'H5
. XII Z IS 5s;i L's the 'Esy
the sa;ionsrs Of Boston was ST. The p,esss
sbore me- in the hope that every head Of family and
almost every ndydua may BE- enabled to obtain copy o
h, S.sk useful highly nRt6sERr 'Pa BxBY
No3 Park Row, opposite the AStof House. NY
-Taveng Agents and Others desrous Of obtaining
the abe, work. are requested TO ca GA of
PHILADELPHIA EXPR ESS.-Messrs. HARM
J. DEN CO.. in connection with their Boston and piov
dence Lines Of Express and European Agsnces run two
daily Lines Of Express TO PhisdephIa, connecting WIN
Baltimore and Washington and all the 'mpo tant lines to the
Particular attention will be paid to the transportation and
delivery Of small aud valuable parcels, with the utmoe, [egn
an,y aud DESPATCH cases large rarcss &C. daily
r3S H. and delivered early IN GSi
r AW CARD-Joux M. DUrFtEl.D, of NArcHEz,
mississippi will attend to legal business that pay 10 con.
counties aud in the Superior Court. Of the State lasora'
attend TO business also the Parishes of that State near
NatceZ. he refers to
Grant y Barton, Van Arsdalc, Caldwell and
Rob. Cochran, agent for Brown Warnock,
Brotiars Co. Malcolm Gaul,
Sam. Cochran, henry LayeTty,
William Kahn. sl6 D&W!y
FINE OLD WINES, FRESH FRUITS, &c.
GASSNER & YOUNG, No. 1872 Chatham st,
" have on hand and for sale the follow extensive assoI
ent selected Groceries, &C. wholesale and retail at the
lowest prices:
SUGARS-Loaf, crushed, powdered and brown Sugars
COFFEE-Java Manila, Sumara, &c.
CANDL ES-SIcrm patent and mou'ds, OF all sizes
OIL-Spcrm wiuter and fall strained vi
SpICES-Pmre, ground and whole
SOAP-Castie, yellow, brown and fancy
CHOCOLATE. Cocoa and GoS9a >, SHELLS ,.,..,
PURE OLD WINES-Madeira. pale and brown Sherry;
Port Chapaisn, &c Old BEandies, Giu Rum IRISH and
Scotch Whiskey; Cider and Peach Brandy; Metheslin.
Cordisls Bordeaux Liquors ke Sc, on draught aud In
bottles; London and American Porter, Scotch Ale
mons Oranges, Almonds, Filberts, Peanuts, &c. &c
New Dutch Herrings, Sardines and Aachoye.
Bid Seed Canary Hemp, Rape, Miiet and Yellow
White Comb Honey small boxes. general assortment OF
foreign and domestic Preserves and JeilieS
La Norma. Mortgages, Co-regss and Principe Segats:
Split Peas Tapiocd, Sage, AowIoot, Starch Rice tiouf'
SC. Sc o.
~ G. the Agents for the celebrated Saratoga ra'
vion Water IN quart and pint bottles. r .r
Goods shipped delivered any part OF the CITY, Iee
expense % law So
WHITE, RED OR GREY HAIR changed to to
wv dark brown permanent black 6y the N"oLlsn I'll
Dye Sold ST. bottle at The sign OIL the "ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

DEADY MADE oVER-COATS, WINTER
u FROCKS, CLOAKS, &c-Extra Beaver aud Pi!n,
Cloth Over Coats Winter Frocks Sacks, Sc. Also extra
aud medium quty Cloth Clnaks for sale 23 Broadway
American Hotel, opposite the Fountain:
Ol3 WIN. Z. JFNNlNtiS &tp.
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r HI, T r u N E !.
GlImDscs of Europe.

ETlINtp5t5
y1l By a TRArELISG NEw-Y OF KER
r.,.;en spon1.nce Of The n Y. Tribuns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

1.-TWO YOUNG WOMEN want situatons-one
AZ cook aud the other hambcrmad both Protestant,
Either OF them can washing and onug or take car:
Of ctiiden- aud steady ly at Ia Walker street
the second door. Both Enslish Good City reference
h, cis,p dl 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

ieicacy Of finish, that Dr. found IN th' city
ON ii hand S"E''' - W '''''
and ranos crCsp,Ins inferior o,t) at factory Prices
Orders received for the Chemical OIL Lamps 90 3m
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NO IS JOHN-STREET
EIIIOT, BUENAP " BABCOCk are cou,
lr f@ sp@Sa sf aa sSIa s fsd
which the following tIab5ards eolosd Fav"rs ~
5'Sii :'1: SI''sS s'i"nf
Post and Blank Book Papers rrneT Cothisrs and CsrEs
pss Binders and Trunk Boa1ds; shea,hns and wrappnr
Paper.makes supplied with ali kind. of stock ard
7 AIDES WIN HAIRY LIPS Or FACE
a. 81 Fs BGg',d ns row sa Il % yf niT
really Improves the skin, leaving smooth soft and white.
Lick "n | % E s. sy nss
Be CAREFUL! Sid also as stss boston" Ledger Build
r IQUlD AMBER.-This unequalled medicinal
~ compound warranted be aa efectual remedy III
ssrds burns: ssG , ri
Of the skin from whatever cause 1t will also remove
burn pmples the lace Sc s"s t to the s com
part and for cleansing and the teeth gums and
cleansing the mouth and throat OF fever unl'a
rGr It. ee sseTy other
will siEcctuay remove paint TAR pitch sease ana me
to tha color No family or individual should be withou't
For sale na 1d s S TN:
A''' 80 N'''> A. WARNER & CO. Sole Ploprietors.
AcEHIs-5s Bowery; 755 Broadway corner Eighth street
stree, and West Broadway; Coul corner franklin AID
Church streets WIN Robertson Sc Baltimore street, Ba III
more: e. Frothingham Broadly State street. Albany
r w Nawcomb Co 3o5 River street. Troy Hart, 27s
Broadway corner Chamberscet; Mcclure 100 tutonst'
Bulletin Office Beekman and Nassau-strees BROS
Iibbard. Is John-street. AZ u
KEYSER'S PERFECT AIR TIGHT STOVE,
IN and beautiful article combining the two mos. es
scn,al qualities Stove mild and aGGeosb heat with an
Immense saving IN fuel They before the public witt,
the approval of nearly all the physicians aud public nn OF
the city, both regards health and comfort and To- students
and men sedantary habits they invaluable ihe sdrns
of Gel is immense and the pattern arranged WIN
sofeu rGLue which prscldes the possibility OF any danger
from explosion. They have beautiful cast IRON base and top
and also hearth front aud By far the most splendid ar
tcle that has been offered in market Nothing WI Sc
so FAR to recommend the tight Stove "a It's great safe OF
which over 5000 sold IN the city OF Boston Ia one year.
and over thousand this city during the past season.
The prices lo", varying from s6 to Sl1; ana he
perfect operation ali to the
They are also arranged with u desired winch MIXES
the article complete Also KeyseTs celebrated COOKING Ian
ges and Stoves OF various patterns 80, ,,,.
JOHN II. KEYSER, No 233i Wat"r-stsst,
s2S 3m 1doors from Beekman.street Now OK:
TIKENCH LANGUAGE-Mons Bekcart, pro-
i lessor of the French Language begs to inform his friends
that forming classes for beginners, at his residence
No. S. Duane-stEeet. r
g. Private Lessons given home at the residence oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02
DLUMBE DAGUERHlANG GA LLkRY OF First
i Premium Ccn1el PHOTOGRAPHS. Isl broadway.

W
" Photograph of lady from Professor Pumbe, e,tab
hm"nt IS the finest thing OF the kind witnessed
no lme ruhlIc LeLS,r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

THE BEST COUGH CANDY.-It has been
proved by many OF our citizens that ONEs'S COUGH
oaiats sold for shilling package = the sign the
Eagle az Chaam-strset We advise our readers s5
FuItou-st BTookln Satsr Boston, Ledger Buildings,
PHILADELPHIA; &1 hllgsI., Charleston, S. c. NIB I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

GOAL, COAL,,-The real genuine Red ASH
Peach Orchard purchased at the dock OF second hand
dealers but the fountain head al the MINES where we get
,hr irs quality Of Coal and will be delivered at the following
.arbsrs endorsement the back of each ticket Nut 90
Steve s. 25 Broken tgg s. So from the Lump Lacka
,.anna Is Lehigh 81 50, Liverpool screened, $40.
Yard 'O' +" s''N-''A A. l'''' GUERNSEY & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

IOAL, COAL At 2l5 Wes-street, corner OF
selling their very superior Peach Orchard
Broad Mountain White and Grey Ash Goals broken egg
stovs and nut sizes douby screened aud delivered ee OF
,oe as cheap a, the cheapest Orders left at the Sugar
Refinery Leonard street sent through the DISPATCH iost
10 EN- ~ TYLEE * MATES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN-That all cleo
ton Of Directors of tn, Howard insurance Company for
the ensuing wear will be held Monday December M IT
the office Of the Company. Mott WalI.stmet commencing
at u O'Clock, NJ. and closing at o'clock r NJ
,II,J. Ii. dir
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

7 AIDES WITH HAIRY LIPS Or FACE
~ Use Bourards UprootnS Powder 1t take .yery parti
Gle OF hair off where applied and instead Of nurins.
really Improves the skim leaving smooth, soft and white
Sold at The sign Of I'll, Amerieaa Esls 81 Chatlamse,
Be careful! Sold also Safest Boston; Ledger Build
ugs Philadelphia: 2O7 knSst ChareStoE, s. L. nl8 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

who rake III their winnings or give up their
losings with a GOODNESS, which shows that they are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02

MRS. ROBINSON, Fashionable Clear Starcher,
lYl 50 Meceeet fifth door above Sp,ng:st from Eliza
&C. made TO look equal new Shawls Acrnos Foulard
Silks, Mouseln de LANES Table Covers, &c cleaned.
Linz
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26
For The Tribune .
o! TIC IFVU-lt.
COLUMBL'S PINE.
EY c. D. sruAsI.

TA1 Pines OF old Scotia may with the gale,
When ,empests their lightning have flung from the cloud
When the hre-footed forms the Summer sky sail
Like giants in battle, undaun,ed unbowed-
As high oer our hills with their lofty brows shne
Th. evergreen heads Of Columbia Pine!
Ay, prouder, far prouder, fax freer the land
O'er which their strong like banner are funs
Unmatched, and unrivsled, eternal they stand
Andstsiye with the from the cfags wisr they .n
Nor reck they when ternpes,s ligh,niugs incline,
Bu, ring ou, their challenge, those forests Of Pine
Co. gaze where Earths pillars have sho, 10 the skies
Where the ferce Eagle The ssorm and the Blast
From their tops, like rude heralds. :efenes hs rse
And their shadows far down in the valley are ea't'
O'er ne spring ard the torrent Ike ieaf ard the 'lae'
Spread the strong royal arms .: couIrbia's Pine
Green green may from the Eoek.b'Sonea NIL
For ever lf; op It's broad arms to the coae'
And mock :, the blasts, as they whistle by 7hrl'i'
All firm in their places, unrivaled, anoowed;
rs proud as their Kin Sco.ia's hills shine
The p:ide Ct the free so.ls, Columb;a's Pine
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

ON earth. were lost all thoughts out OF religion ana
noetry. could not help saying, with fervent
sincerity, thank you, sir, for bringing me here
At this hour y for he had evidently taken some
pains pushing aside some little interferences win
his purpose, to accomplish it. He sad IN reply
that so impressive was the ccene to him. that ie
felt almost as # it were SIN not to come leie
every fair evening. We sat by the shore nan an
hour. and talked OF themes far removed ifoHi tns
strife ofDolitics The villageon the oppoci-e sac
l.v in deep shadow; from which tie tower OF the
church rose. like heavens sentinel on lhe gates OF
e,,c,;ng A si-gte taper shot lis solitary ray
cross tI,e Eaters The littlc lake Jay hushed in
dee,, and solemn repose. Not sound was heard
upon It's shore. The fading light trembed .4pon
;he bosom Of the waters, which we- .-ere slightly
rufTled, and there lay as r.rTor to reflect the
renity of heaven {ae dark mountains lay be
vond Wit. every verylng shade that VARYING dis
tanes could give them. The f,rthest ridges were
sowed with light as If It were resolved into sePa
rate particles and shcWered down INTO the dark
ness below. TO make visible. The mountain side
mad a goftness Of 3hadowing upon IT, such as
never saw tefore. and such as 70 painting /
ever saw, approached II the rerotest degree. L
seemed, Nj W said, as if It were clothed
with the eir." Above all, was the clear sky
looking almost cold, il looked SO pure, along the
horizon, but warmed in the region little higher
with the vermillion tints of the softest sunset.
am persuaded that the world might DC Travelled
over without the sight Of one such spectacle as
this; and all owing to the clrcumstances-the
time, the hour. 1t was perhaps not the least OF
those circumstances influencing The scene, that 1t
was an hour passed IL one OF his own holy re-
treats with WordsWorth
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26
HEALTH AND LONG LIFE.
PARP'S LIFE Pills

THIS slngnlarly efficaclous medicine is now
being introduced into every family, and rests It's claims
OF cures effected By this medicine dy received BY the
PIopristors. See the following:
WAsHISGroH ST.. BosTo. 18th June 1873.
Grnti-men-Wth gratitude aud pleasure ANNOUNCE IN.
cur wrought on myself by the use Of PARIS LIFE
PHI my whole system deranged; was so c0stye
and bound that existence punishment SOM
tirnss the heat III my body such that perspre with hs
Iertion and so much thai M clothes would b. quite
ltuFate winch soon brought dowa .rd becan1. vey
thin and weak. applied three different doctors bn co ~
! anpsd 10 the inrmary bur I'll no pnrpose
iSn tTled your ris but mad less faith In .y.
lsed medicines took tree pills night and two in the
morning never was medicine mild and soothing in on
'oh out these ere the only effects for some time vel ty
wsfs 70 me great blessing kept constantly taking e Mill
.out months and found them gradually oyerconing M
ailments until was AZ length reztored 10 p.rf.ct hea
G9M 3 most most e9tda yield faith the cases SET forth in your
H ooVs shoush confess was first very suspicious. OF
on are AZ liberty publish this for thni grs,r
@ s has bns0 never gwen g mankind than
Yours. respectfully. WI pFaRSoN
I9aa wholesale hy l. Roberts Co su Broadaay coaer
I iha Ie,z bY the all he respectable druggists
IN New. IotS In boxes 80 and Is cts each iylo i'm
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s lG! mile from thu City Hall p nile, from the Sea,n-
AZ, hnst Landing t- v.liage ct laaksr- the main
road 10 EastchestsT tadiqipg tie ol the late VIM
Jones and NIL. '' IT, harlem Railroad Depot at VIII
ame containing So rcres Is OF which is good wood
ana SAID Farm is we'll waered 10y neysrians streams and
has beautiful prospect of te surrounding country, hand
some cottage house, feet siure with pazAl front
er5d with grapes rooms antres and hall the first floor
the attic, handsome flower garden and lawn front of the
house, good barn stableau other Qni.bu ings also good
I.s;s, Peaches f.ans, Cherries. 90 'es tvo ins Of
Curan.s straw hces, two tinfs f frspSefres &c For
fu.Ecr p4rtic.las I'M g. y. Whitehead of Elm
anh Csnal New York Of subscriber h- premises.
,yrf 2w J. F. WHlTEtEAD.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26
FIRTH i BALL, General ASent.
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r7HE COMPLEXION AND ERuPTt0NS 0E
l. tn Facc, Body or Skin, charred orlenLsr Fish &c
miracle awonleT and blessing, 10 any etcisl0ns or
Itlln Chemical Soar The effect of th th. skin i, Il.
most superhuman has received tie highest encomums II
remedy for rmple;. rece5, olotcs, scnf7y 81 rl.er
tan, sunburo[ Uerphew Snared cuder he,h 4 viii
cIearuess. the bte, of utect, ,nosqpitoes SC
Soi Price 50 csats cake, the Of the American Eagle
80 Chathamtlee NewYok, or 29 tplton!u !uee. Brooklyn
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Tor BEAUTIFYING TgF 4

HQR bEAUIlFYING THE SKIN and Curing
- Thousands aite. trying every lotion and
G LeSnedy have been cared By cake Of the ltaa
SOAP In cases of srupons pmples rsckles, ard
~ resn s,s1in dasS g, yellow skin Sold Of the Anne
Boston. 1 ,pi3 I'm