davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-13
HEAR, ALL ~ SICK AND AFFLICTED, HOW YE

IL MAY BE CURED.
PHILADELPHIA, December
5enthcsl Effects your valuable Etpec toraut had on my
neighbor the Rev Mr. Rushing made favorable impress.
UiDd, th after consulting with and
learning that regular practitioner Of medicine,
called ard purchased half dozen bottles ard told
that ivedto take them you should havea good
aliye well this day Thanks BE- to mereifu God
aud ESp, corant-and orw ard cheeroly
fulfil
twenty long years had Ibeen constant sufferer ON
the effects OF hard dry cough il the breast aud difficult
Is Of bresthng the last five of which. chs every
skeleton; with the dibculty only could get up
and down stars appetite and ugh had
far iailed me that friends ded cou
vive weeks unless obtsired relief Indeed sir my
situation was so perfectly seabe myself snd distress
Ing TO my snily thu felt willing die whenever should
dicne, aud relief came Yes proved the balm OF GileadD
to my efced body. Before had taken bottle
perenced mitigation OF all synpoms and great
JOY found IN the continued oft the hsppie relief Ia
short SIR has made psfec Of meand truly say
have ne desire to he better.
Now consider IL duty to you and brouah van the
public 70 make nv known believing that will be the
Of directing hundreds who afflicted have been
10 the use q remedy which, under the blessings Of God
consider to have preserved my life. ~
You az liberty, 10 make of this letter your adj
yanige and MAKE my case rs txtt nsvev known please
them 10 m sh VI he happy them, aud will only
confirm the ABOVE siemeus but will them pariic alars
which would be unnecessa furnish the Iubic
friend. .I MARY GILL,
Caroerof Rose 81. and q .rmrutow n road.
Prepared only by Dr. jayne, No 20 South Third street,
Philadelphia, at his Office 3O5 Broadway Pce 81
bottle. no I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-13

PULLEN 81 COPP'S y
&2 fa 6R1
NEwYOKK, Albany Troy AND MONTREAL
IN, Mesfr Hanasn &c, having disposed of their route
HssIs, the old cSnaactoy, Of Ha5nden Co.'S Northern
heretofore leaving New York; Albany and Troy Daily and
come at Troy with Jacobs Montreal Express and will for
ward Specie Bank Notes. Packages Bundles Of Goods
&C. TO any place between New York aud Montreal and
throughout the Capadas Also East from Troy Albany
Boston, and West from Albany to Buffalo
All business entrusted TO the. caarge will be promptly az
tended to- Particular attention will be paid the collection
Of notes. daf sccspances &C. and made for
The same,
PULLEN 4 COPP
Ofhees-Pullen Copp, az w all street. New York
Thos. Cough, Is Exchange, Albany. ..
q. Filkins, 228 River street. Troy.
y. Jacobs Exchange Court St Paul 81, Montre al.
REFERENCES.
NEw YopK. ALRANv. TRoY.
Prime, Ward King, T. j. Humphrey, Jno. Payne,
Jacob Little, u Co.. Thos. Cough. 2. w els
John L. Smith, x Co., 3 X. Stow.
Pepoon& Hoffman, G. 8. Douglass,
Carpenter 4 Vermiye, F. Leake
Houehton u Co.
Drew Robinson * Co. MA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-13
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

NEW YORK AND PHlLADELPHIA RAILROAD LINE
DIRECT.
Via Newark, New Brunswick, Princeton Trenton Borden
town and Burlington. ...
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS.
Lesye New York from the foot Of Liberty street. daily at
NJ and ~ NJ
The morning proceeds BoTdentown thence by
steamboat to Philadelphia. II
The Evening Line proceeds direct to Camden (opposte
PhIladelphia) without change ofcan
Passengers will procure their tickets the Office foot OF Lii
bery street. where commodious steamboat will read
nesss, with baggage crates board. .-
Philadelphia baggage crates conveyed from city,
without being opened BY the way.
Each provided with Ladies which apart
mens and dressing expressly for the Ladies use
Returning the lines leave Phladelphia from the foot of
Chestnut street BY railroad from Camden O'Clock and
O'Clock, M.
The Lines fer Baltimore leave Philadelphia at NJ snd Up
NJ, being continuation Of the lines from New York
s28 3msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-13
OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKET
Ne & ~

He OLD LINE Of Packets for Liverpool will hereafter be
in the following order excepting that when the
Of sailing falls Sunday the ships will sail the succeed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-13

TO THE HEADING PUBLIC.
THE UNDERSIGNED, at the solicitation Of Numerous
friends will the sale of Periodicals. Newspapers
and Extras the odd Periodical and Newspaper Depot, No
s67 Broadway TueAdsy next Feb h, where the puoc
will find all The daily papers and light literature Of tho day
the loves tpubishing prices. .II HN p
This psrer, the HERALD, wi be found At the above.
fil&t2tos-rc J. w KELLY co.
GOPPPEKl2O quality English Copper fom rs
" 20 % on. for sale in lots 10 suit purchasers by
n. X COLLINS & Co,
air Is South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-13
UNSURPASSED BY OPPOSITION.
20l BROADWAY


THE cheapest tailoring estab in the civ Ow.
ls the fscues Afforded the sub cber m
from FIRST hands and The lbr raj m, st upo
his Emporium OF shion by gentemen Taste the
would inform the public that he 10 eubd To sell the mo
fashionable earments much reduced former prices
wh9rt any elimination IN quality Of cloths style aud
which has won the enconuns OF the fashionable void liz
would dfeet their attention particular his
9icnuns and making that difficult article IN dress peta
loons having in employ OF the best and most scenc
CATERS IN the county, will warrant all garments To a.
full amt made Up at Risw hours notice.
Ready made clio, hing always for sale cheap for cash
EDw,Dsf FOX,
-. City Cash Tailoring Es5Nit 1shmynt,
w @xBrsadwsy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-13
GOUKAUD'S
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
GRADUATING
SIIPER FL IIOIIS HAIR

POUDkE SUBTLE,
FOR coMrLEEEk kkbI ear PERMANENTLY
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
THE universal popula ty Justly celebrated Chemical
Preparation for the destruction Of the
Hair, from the soft down emes upper the
only the old and original Office 81 Walker door from
Brosd~ay-si per bottle Beware Of deieterous limitations
"A' CIV ' '' "''' W ""1 aoURAUp,s
EAU DE BE II TIE.
univ allied for ertemin ting TAM Pmpes Blocbss, Sallew
ne Sores and all erupons and elictns healthy
cSuIaud Vegetable Liquid Rougea superb asicle and
the os,y oas y R use = cent, pc, BOTTLE f.,
mIarng pure, life like whitenest the exon. free
from the ,nur Jus properties generally entering INTO combine
"1a 9a ses; as ,n ssss
Posshkesp.e, jared Jray Utica, Wade, druggist Hamilton
NJ 20 6rsSg Grants; Lous,ils, Louis Cc w A. chase;
sain Sscb %s nsn Hars A SsT as, cnar
Dyer, jig froyidence; Thomas, Newport; Cloves hair
sIs,:er sD.Sss,d Greene Little
NeybuIypen Hodge; Portsmouth,, Pest n; Portland Parker
yeney-Newark inppe; Princeton Dr. Seabrook Pa Phiia
Is Chestnut street Lsncast Heniteh dacgist: a,burs
ySo m pf,odSs s, ssss.i P,,ubush Tale Cincinnati
Md Baltimore s. snce. &c DC Application. IL Tor sasS;
es and with ey ,E% the
tionabe Within lew year Tins and useui che
m. , .nusd % SI e II esssys
excited the cudity Of Of base who al
tempt snatch from the the FOR his
labor Purchasers should therefore their guard and see
thai bottle Of the Pendre Subtitle square, aud Fes
Vounqd roudIe SUBTLE ~ " in each bottle and The
poctoy fac smile engraved the outside wrapper Dsc-
Remember the only office N. for the above celebrated
Cosmetic, is 81 Walker street. door from Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-13
AGENTS,

AGENTS.
ne following is list of the agents for the Herald,
where subscriptions will be received and single numbers
are found for sale regularly -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-13

WAIChEs AND JEWELRY VERY LOw-As he
subscriber 10 constantly receiving all dtscnptl OF Oold
and silvs, Watches, OF the styles rom the anuia
uren IN England france and Switzerland he to Of
fer larger assortment AID much less prices retail than
any Other house e hs city Also, Gold Chains Keys and
Hvld repcis tod Watches low dollars each.
Watches and wely or bought All Watches
ranted TO Keep good time the money returned Watches
nj mnch less tnsr the USUAL prices. - -
Ut ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry,
~ tmsec Wholesale and Retail N Wal. AZ mn st,,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
PUBLIC NOTICE


An article headed To the Public has recently appeared n
several OF the City papers signed Thomas Turner, relative
10 curs effected upon him b. Bris.cs Ssrsaaris and d.
nyng statement made public in The prints previously that ne
was cured by Sands Sarapara and rherses my meme Is
brou. before III. public in each OF these articles ie- II ny
duty the following statement oi facts IS Tar as am
concernei About the last of July 0 first cl August l8t
Mrs Turner the wife OF Thomas Tuner, called on me r.
guessing from that they were needy, aud pro-
rer persons the benefcencr OF Messs sands As
they had advertised that the poor would be furnished Mi
their SarSiparlla b. recommendation from either Ire
man of the Ward which they live, The minister OF IN.
Church where they attendants. freely y Foe SGc
certificate upor which subsequently, Informed thai the
medicine md been Obtained Ga the 23d Of August Mrs u-
uer called OH again. wisin. wlte Certificate upon
which was subsequently, informed that the medicne had
been Obtained On the 2 of August Mrs InrueT called on
m. scain wishing ME 10 certificate for them OF s
cr. that had ben effected By Sands SarSariiia upon er
husband uro such certificate, embracing two facts As
supposed the one Of the disease with which he had been
affected and the other Of the cure taGt had been Rfde oe
then said that her hu bd,d had taken The Sarsaaa about
tbr weeks tia, hi, pains had all left him. and he had gone
10 his work and that h. very thankful for the cure thai
had hn effected On thu evening OF the 10th Of October
called a, Nh Turner'S residence and had few minute, con
yrsation with him relation 20 his health he told me- a
r r,y good OF him relative To- the effects o.
S,pxS SsrsaparIlla upon INN when he told tina: all
wanted sreagtb and thai with thls excsti'n m
Strsayaa had cured him. Such the facts IN The case
and must confess, felt utterly astoaised al me
of the article In several papers denying the "i
had been made 10 me- and which fully oeIeree IS e aia
Thomar Turner had testified 70 sini!dr statement oso'e
me -a dssp $, i'''' SEYMOUR VAN DUSEN,
Pastor OF the Methods, Episcopal Church, praac-st
New-Ycrk, March 81, is43
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
TeguOuLplce OF Iht J TlUUIe'
- :. Gu, Tycr-..rs
TRtyrDAr DE- CrgA, Feb. p, 1873. J
sail to-morrGW LOT vera tlu'
Respectfully,

ANOTHER PARpoN.-Governor Porter pardoned
Daniel Hummcl, on the 9th day OF March last,
OF the crime of which he had been convicted, at
the Court of Oyer and Terlniner held IN this
county at January term, lS43. Union Star.
Why not proclaim a general amnesty and throw
open all the PRISON doors in the State2 'Twould
save time and trouble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
VOL. Ill. NO. g.

What a leader, and pdat a followeF iha'
called ont :. nine terrific cheers" The hit at the
;ns.r;ons follower was certainly keen. though
tbe ;ropv would certainly have been too broad ior
NBut we have no room for farther extracts,
nd must refer to the official report for the full
collection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
ELLSWORTH.S REPORT.

NJ THE IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURE,
THE ARTS &c. in the United State bang account o!
recent and important discoveries and nproem IN the
mode OF building Houses making Fences, raising Grain max
Ing Fork srons of Hogs, making Lard Oil raising SILK
with en.ravin.s of improved Poushs and other Agricultural
Implements &c. By Hon. H. l.. Ellsworth Commissions
pr Patents Aida Treatise on AGRICULTURAL GEOL-
OGY-ust published at the Tribune Office. Free p
FIVE comes for Orders through Fo,tma5tsr aud otherwise
are solicited
I've have received COPY Of Hon II. l.. E'i5worth Re
pert Congress. showing the progress which has been made
IN the Mechanic Ar. and Industrial Rural and Domestic
Economy II ofthe vluabe and interesting docu
,nsn we have ever rerused valuable and the
whole country large for the Of Information 1t con-
tans and for the clene5s with which exhibits the i'm
port change which taking place IN the relation OF Some
of cur Agricultural products the result of discoveries m
Scencc aud in part also of modification In the Com
nercs Relations between aud foreign Conn'riez
1t is document which has been drawn up with the utmost
care and which reflects great credit the public spirit OF the
author pleasant, Farmers Register, tFeersbuFs a.
~ ECONOMY IS WEALTH; "-srLK H.Ts s. 81
M rnt VARIATION in style Of Hats and the subscriber has,
a stock .? unl,shionabls Hat, on h3 an he Is 5Ifea
which mus, commend them those who study aud practice
ECONOMY INSTEAD Of TN. fashions OF the day.
WATSON, 81 Chatham street and 100 Bowery
Has hand a! H., the a, ,nt s,aa%s[
approved patterns at extreme low Irce.. al Sa"'W9'>i
JNNts ONO EFhit 'Ch'S
10 destroy worms IN children well c7cu,'"d to
Destroy The children too This Is not the case WIN Jam.
Tome PRINTING! II does contain single ingredient
which can I'm the most DELICATE infant! and yet ri
worms from th facility ami certainty rsctiF
Nor is this only >anatye rroIert II Is me
'onacc and reini,tan, and nt@rn,'tei e,sT; has &
p,e have Welded Influence aud II, tonic quiIss rem
der 1t an excellent medicine m the con'ale,c.h Sta" oil 81
disease Iii, exceedingly pleasant TO The taste
r,,Tr 9nl, h. Dr. D JAYNE % South Thd.sttert
f 'l. rirs - IN, ny bottle all itii2os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
IRELAND. IRELAND.
SECOND EDITION
4 MEMOIR ON IRELAND. NATIVE AND SAXON
By DANIEL O'CoNxE1L MI
Llith Liksness ef he .7tlthor. Free . Cents.

"O'CoSSELLs HISTORY or lRELtsp.-We have recsi-ed
copy OF this valuable and instructive work, b. Daniel o.
Connel the great LIbrator The and the suerlnss
of the Irish people Tor Century past portrayed IN
tsTy manner ard show concsvsly that reform and
lasting imreztivey called for and hlt the day la1
distant when must The Of Ireland resident
throughout this country have entered The spirit of KErEL
with such ror and enthusiasm TIA, the VERY Throne of Great
Britain rocks With ar OF the consequences and well II
for these Signs and tokens indicate thar the t!de of
10 Ireland Hood The historian, after Stating the
pine rnuri=, treachery, SC. the lih people
saws tie present of acting that though the form
thu altered. the spirit remains the
Those who heretofore would have used tn the knife
caumnisor and Instead of numbering bodies. exhaust their
eu-rs; assassnating reputation. Ciumny has been sub
tjtuted for murder and the faction which has so long od
m I blood consoles ,et and malignant passions b
drn In everyarynr uever-dying falsehoo aud trucueut
SANDER We recommend tls work all whether native
foreign whose bosoms beat for liberty and Independence
Philadelphia Mercury.
s'OCoNSrLL:. MEMOIR on EL,Np-The most import
clifton of this work and price which brings within the
r.sch of every one who wishes o b. of such
invaluable work The firm Of Greeley S McErath By whom
IL s. ben brought, out deserve the lasting gratitude of the
with which te have Sor the work but also for the cred
.e nanner of It's execution What rishman will be with
out copy when ii can be procured for p cents =.
y Y. Irsh Volunteer.
mO-Connel traces he Political History of Ireland from the
first plrtil establishment OF English domination lii lli2 The
To- conr5e more rau,iy through the VEINS of ,me. Many
OF the thr!iin.ly Interesting Fh,ll llquiIer.
For sal2 ;ls Office OF The Tribune, $50 Nassau and b.
John Do, ie l69 Efoalvsy'.
cars, CAPS. CAPs.-WATsON. ls4 Chatham
lasp and. Nfnfs= .NTf MANI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

- CARS, CAPS. CAPS.-WATSON. I54 Chatham
and !sn Bower has hand assortment
Of Cloth and Velvet Caps fer gentlemen BOYS and cfdrYr
lat aud most aIrroy patterns which will BIZ sold lite
rhcap as a, any other estab .mcnl in this city ATSON,
AMI 2aw5wSSTt Isl Chatham $, and $50 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

CAUTION-AH persons are cautioned against
Pv made by the Bstcherz Drorers' Bank Of this City, tor
sih, thousand dollars dated I March, ia;3 payable 10
Isaac Gardner order, The same having HiscaIed or pen
stolen. - LhN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
b. Special Appointment.

b SPECIAL AppolntfneIt
JOSEPH elliott, Pen Manufacturer to the
j AuroS-h. high character Of these Pens has
induced the attempt Oh the part Of several dlsrepuabe makers
fraud only nPon slL Gllo but a59 n upon
thr5 elliot on,rns the final t. the market IL can
readily be detected BY is unfinished appearance and the very
common style IN which put uy.
Observe The genuine Pens al marked in full, joseph
Sillot fasntn Joseph Glori, warranted " and mat
each .ro, /, hear<a fac smile OF his 90,
The aboye may BE- hal WHOLESALE of HENRY JESsoP,
81 John rect Gold. lylo ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

NEW PAPER HANGING, Window Shade
IN aud Upholstery House. No. 81 Maiden Iau",
Na>sau-5eet-1e crber7 take this method o Informing
their numerous customers and the public that addition so
abore new establishment fog the better accommodation of The
city trade aud they respectfully invite all who IL want OF
article, ttrr lin. cali aud tlet, be
for purchasing elsewhere. G. P. & j. GRtrAEAP.
y B. Country Merchants, Landlords and Tenants par
ticul4y invited 10 call examine stock Of tec
and A,nsrcan Paper Hlngirss and Transparent Window
Sh,.Ln, ~ Nv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

ILLINOIS, MISSOURI AND IOWA CREDl-
iTORS-Thoma. j. Famhain Counsel lor at LAW Is loca.
t.. Alton Illinois. the practice OF his profession and
will attend to the Collection of Debts and business con-
uece with the Sale and Purchase Of Lands the Payment OF
.xr5 sc for nonreidents those States and Territories
bordering on the River Mississippi.
Uinay b. found for short At the Office oil his Agent
Wm Jaw lskitt u Centre street. New-York, b.twern the
hours of three and four O'Clock NJ where he will be happy
to with those who may have business TO eGtst
n may desire information IN regard TO persons or ps-
crs the West. >,
Far. and Others New York April 10, ls3 api. Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

C,lRRIAGE MAKERS AND UPHOLSTER-
q FRS GoODS-WNI. NJ. TITUS, No. 50 Beayers;,
olcr, or low prices the following Goods VIZ WoSed
Cloths black and drab La,ngs rab and blue Silks % inch
wide A.o Moeen,, assorted colos Furniture Dimities
urkey.red Fumitnres aud ugh Burlaps; Berth Coun
ttra,rc> autiB Blankets; MARSHALL, Thread,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

HATS-Cheap Hats-Three Dollar Ita;s-Ju,t
inhed, the splendid article Offered 20 ie pub
lie. Elegant short nap Soleskin Hats the 3oS price 81 81.
Also an srticp at 81 90 equal in Durability AMI ia,.le 10 os
commonly sold So. BROWN, Practical llatusr, l5 canal
st door above Sullivan Il, Iu2J I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

COARSE VIRGINIA COAL.--A superior arti-
~ Gle for Manufacturers, dcharsng and FOR sale N
quantities su purchasers, ar reduced price,
WARD * BROWNE III Wasbmtoa, cor Ldght IL
Also discharging Of first quality coarse lnd Sns Tor
LII. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

At 4 low Nllct - , nj -, n,,i
romer William aud Fine streets At the Companys yards
corner Beach aud West streets; King and Greenwrh SIS
Montgomery and Monroe its.: aso at their yard III BtooK
qn IL Aim, .treet near the Catherine Feny al32w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

NOJNC; LADIES' SCHOOL, No. 1877 Greene
i street.-The and Ms. J. B. KlDDER respectfully aa-
nrpnce friends aud the public that the FIRST of May
c,un. will open the abc'. number establishment
the .euteel education of Sounz Ladies plan many
respects novel ,nd original combining due attention 10 health
with religious and moral culture, aud ensurinS improvement
in useful knowledge,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

l nl OF sign Painting done style not TO be sutpa.
ej M any other tishnsnt Gold Signs, warranted not to
fade A large assortment OF well seasoned Sign Boards always
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

DOOTS AND SHOES-CaSh. Cash--The az
trntion OF country merchants and others invited 10 the
stock Of the subscribers which they receive direct from the
E.slg manufacturers aud offer or sale unusually low Also
place may be had mcn. and boys Palm Leaf Leg
horn and Fur Hats Palm Leaf Hoods, Tuscan and Sa"
Boqocf sold low for cash or city eeSsDwee ~ The case
eli Wv 2.O PeMlstrect, L. 5. Hotel Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

ItYRUS w. FIELD. II Eulton.street, New
" York constantly supplied from of the best manu-
superior OF PApERS. and prepared to supply
Statoners Printers Manufacturers and CouGtry Merchants
advantageous any other houseu this City m23 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

! MERCHANTS, FIRE INSURANCE. COIL,
w PANf-Ohce No. s. Well-.treet-Ihis# Company
Nh Capital oil S59oQp9, CONTINUES merchandise
household iu1ltuFs buildings SIMS port, aud other
psrtv loss damage by ir o., tho most F.ycr
terms. JONATHAN LAWRENCE Precedent
a. T.. R. .s,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
from PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURG.

FROM PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURG.
ny PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD AND Ca
d NAL-FOR NINE DOLLARS ONLY.-Thfoggh in
dire DAYS and half comfortable boats, well aud
handsomely furnished.
The Pioneer and Express Packet Line
Have reinc.d lie fare from Philadelphia 70 Psburg % NINE
Tbsy have placed ney, boats The entire line with rSf.r-
,crd and ohgiu- captains and every attention 10
the comfort and convenience OF travellers.
In order 70 secur, passage reduced fare, seats
must taken tay previous the Office Pa Market street
third above 9Th where every information IN relation {"
'h az III. In sA'' : a. CUMMINGS. Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

JAMES BELTS. tEincipal
An interview can De had with Principal iuns the
and last weeks April also Circulars at any time obtaised
by ceiling the Rev D. Newell, Editor Of the Christian
male. al linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

Buuncrs Interior Decorations and Tansparnces done To
order Designs furnished and executed III superior Style
Specimens Of work always be and reference given by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

INSURANCE against Loss or Damage BY Flreat
i the reduced rates by the UNITED STATES FIRE.
INSURANCE COMPANY, At their Office, IS Wal!stlseI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

where groeers' wa.
CONS may be seen.
az eod5m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

r COX TO YOUR HAIR lis it falling out, or
Turning grey! Is there dandrf in the foots' Ii 20 ~
Wyeth's Cram Of Lilies Nuner0u, certificates b.
shown OF its benecia effects Il yves light red grey halr
tine lar. look and restores the hair fdsea-d ~. mates ];
grow Wholesale AID retail the sole appointed agency, 81
Walker street door from Broadway. 81 30 per bottle
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

Circular. and further information may ~ obtained Of Rev
Tenra Buck No IS Frankfort street Nessrs. Schmidt
yose Ne. 81 Broad street, T. Bull Jr. No Sc Wall strpes
r Noore No 81 Wall street; Harper Brothers No. 50
Cht sfre or this Office by letter the snbseEseT
JOHN ALZAMORS.
[s,rSnrpL Arrl ,Sl3 al6 tM9