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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

>,..o.,,,,. AUGUST 9o-co,,o. Of the new crop is
,y;n in snail near as wa can ascertan there
rho nc, were sold YESTERDAY 1T Sc the quality is represent
cd as Liverpool aif, In Tobacco there is ba tr doing
There haze small sales rather advance in p.i.
ces The sale OF Sugar and Moasses in small lots
Flour generally hed ata 80 per ooi of ohiu although
the has been some sales al - i2! St LOUIS selling at
IS 30 These are small advance on the prices OF last
week
MouiLE August al-Colion- transactions scarcely woi-
III, Of notice. No farther sales oil Cotton have GENE
under notice this week the only previous sale oeing
AZ sc per b. in sreco We again continue our preI
quotations Intimate that they are entirely nominal Odi.
nav IS 6j NiddIi9q 6g :. Niddlina Fair la7 cents
perlb.
,1ena>ar.
Sterlinc ..aIg' ii6o -
New.Yerk 80 d,vs.-a- Boston sight i7 Is
20 days-a -iphliads,phia II a IL
sight IL a is Bal,imoie ....i1 a Is
Ss,y.O rIe,ns 16 4 Il Suecie Is A II
D,nr Le -,,a, mart of , week IN. princio,I ;gnnsnc.
mons have ee in Cola but LITTLE doug in checks aid no.
, in The sbane Of time bills offering Rates without,
e e'"s -
p.,-n Cav, f,-r,,,r Tar. i wary l;,,,A a,nard
FOR @ .aP Hdss and movie oEns &c s
Tb ,acs;u rcs confines
.saes'Sa; ,oIa ;ys
~ save " o,. ,',S oi he rrs
OF no transaction. soos!, sho". 'e a.,
ySs,eraaf sGa s,s w %MJ @ ~
Ps'et cu - TT ~ nr ;; nsrI cb
nor ioi.! ~ I've ufl u 'r'oi ta'. - a"o'
larger taa nS o. soou ana l'ins nc S@its QUAY
AZ 70 lVSe Tor ana Sn'a wh'te eais' so
use Tor SSod 10 Ha az - 9e s9I 5
Sooa' S"o'e AN M'' LIN u - w. '
low Al oss eoh sorts very dsi sss5 u ha!1o' gas
at - &c
GyfFAL9, eSl o;AcsiFiy again Pfe'ai' Ia o"s Jour
sna Sa market Sales opened YESTERDAY win con'dera
bic HE and qas large quantity OF Flour and Grain
fnassa n haHc foasVo obs Black Rock was taken at
NO; Az" ONO a. -, AND about oeo "esera at the same
satVVo easns soi H was s3 sold At SIS 900
%,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
GuDERvILL'S GERMAN PLASTER.

4 most e.aectua remedy for the following cor,-
nlan;s CONS; Cuts; Bruises, Burns ScaId,, Ee!ons
Salt Rherm, Ague. Frosted et Rheumatism Sore Throat,
Fever Sores, Hip complaint sc. Ia boxes from four
shillings.
Thi, plaster has been used with great .oces or the last
years and those who make Of it will n very
fn IN tir families thousands already testify trial
Proprietor ts oose! ous.o.st J. c: frans
IFS Bo"ey H. Trip, ~ Dvision.street Mrs Sluus9s
1870 Hous;on.st!e-t; Mrs. Sparkling, II Second Avenue c.
Sanford corner Fieuston and Caaaonstreet. Brookyn-
Miles Cooke corner Of Prospect and Bfldsesretts Mrs
Reeds, thread and eede store, Fuitol.t ser5 I'M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

msF FOR SALE-A Farm OF l25 acres Of 'llIabie
..T Horsrs and wagons Cart; Fmn= Utensils, Tools
Ne .boct acres now in meadow OF lmot4ny CGyr one
condition and in high state o cultivation Cora Potatoes,
Nc with abundance OF MANURE House Barn. Outhousts'
Work Shop Sc good first wa'eriump 4: th. mouse
another in the lane The b'-erd for ST ck Tine farming
utensils aFs good and sufficient Tor improved system OF
arriculiure Seven excellent Cows breed Bek shirr
HOGS Sc SC Soil clay and sand loam vegetable marie on
the place.
lrrnediate possession gwen Il desired
Adjoining tn above Farm OF POS House Barn, Or
caTds &c. and about one-half fine growth OF young
timber.
midway of tie New York and Philadelphia Railroads, or w.
or three hours from New York
Iaqurc OF NJ PALMER, at Palmer & Dean. Bakery.
Mott So. \. \. 50 Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

1sf3-DAILY STEAMBOAT LINE-lS4s.
ss1EsG1LAKE 0NTARIoF=ssSs.5
- ROUTE. zS-as5
ZIGGAEA FALLS, ROCHESTER, cswEGo. NEW-YoEA,
sAcKETTs AhKsca, xISGsToT, oGpESsBUaeE ASp
rhx New Steamer LADY OF THE Lane, Gesseein J.
Taror and t.4e ue,s Steamer ST. LAWRENCE, Cartarn
Van 1--we form Daily Line h-iweeE eacketts H1rroI-
Oseso aEd Lev s5ea t5acfns az ta mouth Of Genss,'
6Tr.o - ocock P VI aocheste O'Clock P. " end
s.ze Lewiston in tune 10 rs;e SiarS Fails or Buffalo
- br<a The morning ilgEaag- Z Leviston =,
ocock y, and arrive a. sacs=ts H.f59' Al hSLFa'
I'd r. =. stsassI ONEIDA APT T. E Grid orln DAILY
Linz Cswsso. kia1s.on 1d ugdensburh anc run IA
ocock y u, Ton TIE ARRIVAL Of the boats from Nia52ri
Fzsan1 Lewiston lags;oa e Il 4. VI. and .-Five Il U
,asbug-i. the SANE afternoon Ietnrnips-save Sseeis.
the sagrs afternoon n for the Steamers for Rochester
i.s.S Magma ais sad BIZ Efao. ,,.
Passengers in= Nilcea Falls and Lewiston by lis ins
Of ealnerS will arrive at Men.real direct, % hours
Steamers leave Leis,o daily for Totono and Hamilton
rEiT; q II n Lsd{ q ;h r Ii AID s, I9E4Ts
Leave Syracuse morning and evening Tor Osweso and
arrive In time for The Steamers bound - lewiston Niagara
morag evening on the arrival Of the Lake Steamers Tor
Syracuse and arrive IN time FOR the morning and e'enias Lars
i'' A'O3'S' FARE, INCLUDING BOARD,
50 50 from Syracuse 70 Rocfeste. Landing
$50 :, Ls"isioq:
S St51 :, satf5Jo. sii''
\ .it..s.os, Uqca. Z. 7. aLLEy, 9lEisssAnssh
E1Z1s Utifa s kAE%ELL; 9cs o,,,.ro
os ss.t' Ma is;3 Tr72g i'm cod DSyr
ssc1f. FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
RRANG HiT 2GEAN Si,b H9FSE E9R ssr
I'D SAteK,Ifa stear,b5af s Capt W T. schnI;z
VII leave NewYoG from Fulton Market Wharf and run Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
SOAP WORKS AND PERFUME La
BORATORY.
IaniIy Pace Le.s Ltn5.r.sa-s.t, Nete. York.
WI. JOHNSON \ vRooM.-
MA.rFAc-rRERs Asp cHE.iisTs.

MASrFLc-UHERs AID CHEMISTS.
- I he ] rade supplied on the most liberal terms
Pak Yellow Soap, foI faailyE Creme lie Almond.
nse Cologne Water.
" hits 6aT Soap, scented. Lavender do.
Palm Wndsors, and every de- Bears OIL
scripuon OF Fancy Scars, Ox-Siarro.r Poumad.
Tor Grocers. Druggists. Ship, Curilng FIu1
ping Merchants and FAM Orangp.F love- W,,.r
issin The neaest and tIrecien Dye for the Hair
flnish- Cold Cream.
sEiuHe kardol FOR the Comp;exlor
o1ps N pos and peftue Bags prevent n
cakes, oil the most excellent Identifying Lotion.
-TuaAtT An,lIue OIL
gillette powdes. Handkerchief Essence.
Extract of Musk Esrrit de r. " aSi
All articles Hsnufac -urel ~ ,hoss rnrL. "a $500,
me trade. Dealers Merchants ard Paddle ~ % H1it
inspect stock before making THAR 20 ei, u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
CORK LEGS. ARMS &C.

HE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS NO HIN.
T paRANsE TO The ACT OF WALKING.-JoHl<
abc thar he has [snses from Philadehis 70 No .Ta
ainHss t0 70 su G ASe SefsYo City where
ao5t correct and least compcasd having through necse
I'd ba aads aas To an artificial leg for
;si,stae;Ion to ali who call on him for LEGS. HANDS
AIMS, o. The COMMON WOODEN LEG. aa2 SIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

!THE# ONLY UNlNJURED EXTRACT OF
sARsAPARILLA in which the valuet!e Haipjursd
medicinal Of the SaTSapaIll7 concentrated with
out the u.s. Of neat and n1de in pleusiuS form.
JONES'S TRIPLE EXTRACT OF SARS.iPARiLLA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

Let PERSONS ho using Sarsapara oT any dsese give
this fair trial. will warrant
ONE SINGLE 2j CENT PACKAGE TO CONTAIN e
OUNCES OF fURE SARSApARiLLi ROOT.
That contains all the medicinal yiItuc OF that Gusnti-
-. 1t will b. ouad positive panacea for any disease an.
from dersngelnen of the an mpurit the blood
las Blo,etes on ie Face Chronic Rheumatism, &c sc
The mesha1,y .i5h yhch paks this ET n
but it forms belize, ,fe only uninjured Extract made
joness Treble ExtracI Of s4r:aa GandJ Is sold whole
Of The Americas E.sie 90 Chain .rn-street, \. Y.
Price IS cents package, It'll full prinpl directions.
Agents in Phii!e!. ha Ledger Buildings IN Boston,
Sat-stT,4t: Ernnklvn. l. l. Fplrnu.etaet aus I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

Bones OF BLACK HAwE-Ius SINGULAR GRAVE.
The editor OF the Burlington, (Iowa,l Hawkeye
states that tue remains of Black Hawk were
stolen, and Governor Lucas made requis!tion
for them in behalf of the widow and children OF
the old Brave and found them in the hands OF an
anatomist at Quincy, well cleaned and ready to
be wired They are still in Burlington. though II
was the desire and expectation OF the family that
they should be deposited in the Burlington burial
ground A writer in the Hawkeyc in describing
the "New Purchase on the East side OF Des-
moines riyer, gives the following account Of the
grave Of Black Hawk
At the upper end Of the prairie, few hundred
Yards from where the timber sets in, Is the grave
of the once renowned Chief OF the Sac and Foxes
the mighty and unconquerable f" Black Hawk.
1t might not be out Of place here to give a de-
scrp,on Of his grave. 1t is constructed after the
Indian mode Of burial, by building pen of round
poles about ten feet long and three wide; the pen
is built as high as the shoulders of man would
be when sitting on the ground. In the west end
of this pen, the mighty Black Hawk was placed
in sitting posture, with his face towards the
rising sun, bis gun, tomahawk and blanket were
placed by the side Of him; and then the pen was
covered over, leaving the head and neck of the
Chief exposed to the weather; his face painted
red, ard striped off with black, Just as living
young Indian dandy paints when he goes court
ing, thus conveying the idea TO the living Indians,
that their great Chief had gone counting to an
other world, where, should he receive The favor
of the " Great Spirit, he would be united to some
squaw, who had passed the bounds of mortality,
and that there they would live forever, i'll the
green hunting ground where deer and elk abound,
and no white man would be there TO modest
Them
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State Trison as Recommendations, &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune

Arpus1 Angus. %, lS,2.
have passed the day in this charming VILLAGE
in an interesting manner My object in stopping
here was chiefly to have look through the lAu-
burn Prison, that | might compare its general
appearance and internal management with some
institutions of a similar description that have
recently visited in the Western States. 1t is
gratifying to say that this Prison. in all respects
contrasts mos. favorably, not only with those |
have visited elsewhere in the Z. States, bu! also
with cry that have seen abroad. The State
Prison at Columbus, Ohio, approaches this more
nearly in neatness, appropriate arrangement, con-
yeniences, and in It's general air Of comfort than
any other that have seen; though this appears
be conducted much the best. The Cells apparently
neat aud perfectly Clean Is also every part of The es;ab
lishment. This should be it bad enough for a
wretchsl Convict drag miserable existence in con-
6nement at hard labor, for Of years, without b=nS
dsvoured by vernn In the prison Frankfort Kentucky
encountered flood of ness tina, fairly overwhelmed ,ne
he cells utterly swar,ncd with them There nothing Of
the kinl however, 10 compan Of in tue poison al Aubur
the benevolent and kad-hcartsd Keeper MIR Doubleday
cer,anly would De wge,ched himself did he believe thu,
negligence o; Official duty OF his part add one iota
oC unnecessary and unansicpated misery ths Affections
the uaiortauare beings under his charge,
The various workshops look neat, orderly and business.
like the prisoners attentive aud constant II their labor
and OF them appear their work With skill
sad The na,aber OF prisoners epove III the various
huadred Tsioss and Shccs&ers corinaid the i.hsrs:
wsgs from Contractors, and Cooper the Lowest, the Coop.
eTase business rs rather low, IN States Prison, Tne
manufacture OF furniture. combs buttons plating spi
aud weaving, 10 be conducted upon respectable and
extensive scale Carpet weaving successfully and largely
carried oa sad OF .hei; ocs would conpelc
taseoasy with thc OF theScst establishments abroad six
is also article State Prison ssri,atca and the sci.
neis that saw would command ready sale =tkcs
new Workshop has iecen,ly been erected og the Asaatac-
ture of Cutlery. The cenyics are employed put
tag up The requisite machinery for the prosecution Of
b.sach of industry. which. If successful may be Carried
70 large extent
Tha most remarkable in prison at Auburn POOR
Rathbun. the gigantic faaneicr Of Buffalo His tenn Of
service expires deep sympathy manifested cs ths
nan in tbs Western qayt OF the State generally aud spe
cially BY the ci,izeas of Buffalo, Who il is SAID pepar
ing down 10 their strength when ne shall sv been
liberated, and eseor: him home He occupies easy,
slough useal and rather responsible stuaioa in he hc
pi,al. He has always conducted with psrfec pIcpiey IN
the prison aud good and experience have
sbled him bs OF considerable scrrice IN the positions he
occupies among the sick. Lockwood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

JNASHlNGToN ELLXiR.--A pure vegetable
~ compound =" Natures God has secIe:ed in the ws,.
table Kingdom safe aud speedy remedies for all diseases
search for and discover these is art OF man. allotted
toll" This we'll known assertion Of Dioscoride of,hs
mos; PROFOUND Of the ancient philosophers. has received
the Washington Elixir, which, for It's many virtues nayN
called Gosend 10 the afflicted lt only Necessary say
oft that hundreds of our best citzens ,e. us ano,,
magic power thoroughly cugipE :as iEo!erabe ofs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
v,,.cr WoR1p,s Cosvrsrlos.-Th

a TEMPERANCE WORLDS CoNvESTios-lhe
time for holding this proposed meeting, has been
fixed for June, 1914, at LONDON. A large Cohi-
rn;ttee Of Arrangements has been appointed, coh-
slsting of the following oc
ss pss;drn,s aad Secretaries OF the Loadon soce o.
the rue Ts.otzI Union and tie British
s,;,n. d., Thon.s Sewail, Washington City, y
w,r3 C. Deavaa Esq, Bsi!soa Centre Rev. 'G Gd
Sew.Yok; John Tappsn, Esq, Boston; hsr jim Fc
IL. do aey Na;hsLiel Colrer do; Le"is ". n Z
Vsw-Yo.k Rev j. Blanchard Cincinn4i; r. C;;.,,;
riiog C1,-sburr Illinois Arnold Butturl, S,EclHn5.
the Hon. Afchdeacoa JefLeys b2npas 6ublia
TheoJald Mathew, Cox Rlchafd Ai''i' i's'
Rev d.. Richie, EdiaouFsh'
The Committee which was previously aF
,ointed. were empowered to correspond with the
seversl Temperance Societies IN England and
ot,er countries desiring replies to the following
queries:
delicate 10 such Conyentiom be held in tbs month Of June
1855.
ID Whether lhsir Societies wopd also ts prepared to
contribute t0:ards The general expense .! Such oa'o
and 20 whs; -.tent
this Conyen,ion, the roliowine may be named:
First To ascertain corsc.y lie present state OF ihs Tern
perance Reformation The several Counties and dsT'e
from which delegates may De seri.
Secondly To ob.in the beat statistical accounts that can
be OF the effects OF ineinpecance III ceaas 's
amour, Of Crime Disease aud Poverty the several quar-
ters.
Thirdly l. consider whether Any and what new means
may BE- takea nd what efforts made, for increasing The
numbers and stimulating the zeal Of ts friends and eu'o
Gates Of Temperance everywhere
Fouy. To prepare and adopt addresses 70 the several
Nonarchs and Rulers OF the various countries Of the 'ot
Legislators and Statesmen, Ecclesiastical Authorizes;
rra,es the Medical profession aud all Parents and Heads
Of Families the importance Of discouaG'ns lnenPerance
tlroughcGt their several countries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

Essex, Ccsz., Sl.s,i, 1913.
4 conscaar spCpi Of The medicine NAY afwsys Be- egDd
al wholesale and ot4ii cf ~ D. g. D, StaDS, y sn,oa
street. and rstl G! Abraham r. Sl, Z Co.. 273 Bsoad
way, corner 81 tIambers-s.eet ana OF Sands %, 2
Easi BroadT7ay, coer AiaI&et-s,reet, Sefck. Pnee3
aD!9 lp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

boarding i.bins, o;yn ard sea 5lthIas aus LIIl
S1r .ELIZABETH-PORT AND NEW
- YORK FERRY CoM VI
liz Etla:1boats IVATE.R.WITCH and CINDERELLA
ply ly from EIiz,beh-Port to Sew:Yor 2aehnS at view
Brighton -Hu siSiNIEit 'AiRaNG;EMEN'T
On and after the st day Of September la4a,
Al G., and II o'clock l. NJ At "a 81 and las clock u
Ar and 6 O'Clock P. NJ AT q and o'clock ?. Vi.
Az 10 and p O'clock a NJ TO- 10 and ii. o'clock y y.
At J. 4. and O'Clock P NJ. lAt2 81 and O'Clock P: NJ
~ B-Pa..egers for Westtieil Scotch F7is Piained,
BountBrook, sonervle Faston and sGho9es Mountain,
tv the Ezaheth-town and Soneryll. Railroad Cars, VIII
leave New the 81 O'Clock boat the morning, and II
the O'Clock boats in the afternoon.
Passengers from the s. O'Clock boat will leave Someryle II
stages Eas,on and Schooeys Mountain the arrival
OF the cars IT SOmsIvlls.
Passengers for ;.,vay will leave New York in the lo
O'Clock boat in the morning aud in the o'clock boGt the
afternoon Fare 20 Railway q cents
ter Of "a hour previous to the departure Of each boat.
All baggage the risk Of ia aul9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

pHUBARB-s0 cases prime E. l. Rhubarb fol
H sale By GRiSSELL, MINTUBN co.
aug Ia Sonfh-sTsst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

~ FOR LONDON.-Packet of 10Th Sept
-,s@- The splendid fast sailing and fayori,e ship VI on.
60 E-iL. Capt 3. q. TINKER Will sail positively
an her REGULAR day, as above-
TIN, snip very connections accommodations for cabin
cbil and storage passengers, no will be taken
II early application be- made on board or 10
". J. 7. TAPSCOTT.
IS PICK Slip cor. Soutt-s-.
Where also passages can be engaged from London and Ii
erpco by aav Of - regular packet, and drafts tor any
aioua, payable on demand without dscoun, any other
charge IN al the post towns OF England Ireland Scotland
and Wales b. obtained OF favorable terms.
RI FOR LONDON-Packet Of September Goth
LHT-sr-Tie packet ship GLADIATOR, Thomas Eritton
-mastsr Will sail IS above her regular day. For reig,
passage having superior accommodations, apply board
GRiTHELL, lIlNTuRN & co "a South st.
Price OF passage, So.
The EscGs; ship WELLINGTON, D. Chadwick master,
viii succeed te Gada:or and MI sail October 10Th her
guar riay ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

Ne Dear Sir-lt has become so common a,ply 10 ruff ma
di.ges iy rtter tina; would now r-ia from any eyl-
sons of ny feelings oyi"on I'D not lei c0mTvlslio
non You remember with hat rcluctnce nirced,o
tTy Searpa. OIL for Deafness oT felt convinced, a aasy
could not be cured By medicine but will yOp tegeit
WIEN tell you on my second bottle can hear almost as We'll
rs any member my family he eect mon has aan
n,ciclly former existence seems hse dream and ths
pleasure Of listening aud hearing conversation Carried on
an ordinary oae Of voice being long subjected NJ.
use Of The ear trumpet almost transporting. 10 no, mach
Ike TO have my nais print bur above NAV
NN'''''' ,-,hl.C O.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

C7CARPA'S OIL FOR DEAF Import
- ant for the Deai.We commed 70 tie particular s,en
rIoss I,srous of having th-is hearing restored
cas- oil for Deafness" We hear highly spoken OF by tho
Who have used L. and who OF course know - value
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

NEw-IuaX, November 5, 1911.
Nh A. F. Whemore- August Irst mad seysre
daf rha tor se;.r days. thought i, good oppc
unity 20 make anal OF your Vegetable Syrup, which goa
S. ne ,iar previous The experiment rcsnitei IN a.
efec;uai cure alter taking tie third dose. In my opinion
itisa valuable medicine. Respectfully yours,
From Mr.. David S. Mills IT, OF Basawick, g. /, well
Known in the City CT NewFork that supplies
them with ngIe nil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

WHlTTEMoRE'S VEGETABLE SYRup.-Tais
nvalu blemed!cnc has been p!oyedn nRmcross nsaa
ce,,o be safe and eeetpe! cure for drhua bowel orsum
complain! IN chdSG dyseery cholera orbus, and cle
tann diseases OF the digestive and amel tay csaI
It's both pleasant 10 the taste, mild yet ~ ore7'
nor fesaeiy alayins pain and sp4iodic elica saa 10
chli!rS u can be readily administered
The following Cert fcstes @sv scss,sd FROM Of esti
nonals ~ IT. favor :IoL nan deals who have have used Tia
Syrup and experiences. - beneficial Effects.
From Gen Gi!te'. hopkins, of the OF Hopkins HayhS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

'.gEl!s %! OG : o. q one -,
T. u SGhIe!.sl:.. s. "a i6t an, :si !oi.n y.
~ NhItmo5e, Esq. IS South ST.
!l2c Sell, IJr Grseiwica 81.
~ pete1 2snlptou loG Canal ST., New Yosz f'fs'
hlsSs.s. tf-t & Lewis. jericho L. /
X: =, B:rlwel! Troy, New York.
Mrs. Gooelf C;ica do
Dir. w. II. Ea:t:x Rochester do
rlessrs GcfGwz! |. Butler, Poke>rSis, y. Z
W J. STYLES. lthiGebeck DO
n4u FIRTH x IILL sia1.etli Agents, Fransiis s'as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

hc following facts mus; be read with Interest artcalsrv
81 Nix Che!mfords numerous friends +Id a'G9sntances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

l wish moro pains had been taken to procure
revolutionary anecdotes before almost all those
who could furnish them had passed into TIC
esprit land'' TnE Son OF A SOLDIER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

hfORSON,S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
Iyi NJ GDICINES.-Gart:3, . tie feaple o. hsslea-
y, we h.fby cs:t II. li;ti q tFs4Tss
FOX tie United States Of lre.ica an! that neither oEatio
ShEFH&ARD io>r Gor GEORGE TAYLOR, or iae As;pvi
are i any Fl authorized 70 yeE3 os!'G Ys!bae -
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5siore-u0Ln-t. Meszr.. tiRrI,t. Hall.
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sold in Ases a. IS cents each. or FIVE for ionr
TO be hal II J. w. kELLY'S Gotham CoGec;ioresr.
wholesale sgd retail 2ili Broadway; y w Baesu 6H Bow
and . " VonLcfsmith 1911 Gsscnw ;ch-styeet New
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DOUBLE EXTRACT OF saRs.-

u ELLL y -DOUDI11 IIG!tEI Vt -SNhSA-
n PARILLA CaANDY.-Four packages Of this C,sS,
contains the active principle OF two gcaAds OF SaSsfsr
Root, AID IL warranted TO b the bess remedy ct, Of
all disease arising
or from morbid humors the blood /: of cosyene
and IN those peculiar affections OF TIE sEnenary c.a- MIS-
rival.
mi, Candy When all other preparations OF Sarsepasa sS
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The Washington Elixir in envelopes containing cles sin
L. VI GUlON 27 BoweFy Grs!l,st. and Of r Z
Moss, Grand and Csnn9n;sis !s"doyer ~ Es ,i
cor Avenue and 81 street D. H. Bnrtst ID .yenas
and 8t street Pr H. A. Field cor Broaiway and ls,hs
Bowery and Broom.s, J. Coddns,on, 227 Hudson
st. T. L. Cotton 2a5 B'eeekel-st Oliver Deromas Co.
bury, ManhattanyiIie, DR.. W. G. Wood Haiier,. 81 In
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FEVER AND AGUG.--The Wellington Elixir is equal,
BarIhesa and Dysrntefy worms and byspepsia, TSs
Washington EEir being composed entirely Of Vegetable
though unequalled o the rapltY and sigor with whcI
compes the stomach TO perform the peculiar ianrna, re-
CURED eectng radical o: the above mentioned dis