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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-23
DEMOCRATIC TERRITORIAL CON
VFNTION.

In pursuance Of a resolution adopted at
the Territorial Democratic Convention in
March last, the Territorial Corresponding
Rommittae have issued q call for a Con-
ventioa. 10 be held at Madison on the 10Th
day Of JSA>next, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating a suitable candidate to be supported
for Delegate to Congress. The propriety
of thus early calling the attention of the
democratic electors OF the Territory to this
matter, will be readily admitted and meet
with a hearty response from the people,
it is hoped that the County Committee in
this county will publish q call for a county
meeting, giving the several towns some
three or four weeks previous notice Of the
county convention. This will the better
enable the towns to act with delbera,ion
and ensure a full delegation. Racine county
must fully redeem herself at the fall cleo
ton, and her democracy must be content
with nothing less than the majority obtain
ed for delegate in the fall Of 1871. There
is a reasonable probability that no sectional
interest or circumstance calculated to di-
vide the democrats of Wisconsin, will pre-
vent the harmonious action Of the conven-
fiOn in Jnlv Deyt
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-23

1FThe corner stone Of a new Congre-
gational Church, at Milwaukee, was laid on
18th inst. with appropriate exercises.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-23

u A cavern, of a mile in length. has
recently been discovered in Jefferson CO.,
Ind.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-23

The Thames Iunnel-Since the OPEN
ing of this far.famed tunnel, upwards Of
three hundred thousand persons have pass
ed through. In one day twenty-eight thou
sand six hundred and forty two persons
went through. The rush was so great,
tina, several extra tollmen and police men
we're employed.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-23
TERRITORY OF WISCONSIN

JAMES D. Dory, JoHN F. O'NEIL, AND
AUGUST A. BIRD.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-23

It is important that the several counties of the
Territory should be represented IN the Convention
in July as il is expected that, addition TO the
nomination of caG5date tor Delegate, business
of Importance the party will come before it for
its consideration.
The following resolution adopted by the
Convention in March last, and if in any of the
counties the proper committees have not been ap-
nointed. the conitten wonIi recommend that i'm
mediate measures be taken to comply with It's pro-
Visions
Re.olr.d, That this Convention recommend to
the Democratsin the different counties IN the Ter
ritorv the appointment Of County Corresponding
Committee Of three in each county to act in con-
cert with the Territorial Central Committee. and 20
perfect thorough organization in their several
counties. J. q KNAPP.
SIMEON MILLS,
NN. c. WELLS,
J. F. KELLOGG
GEORGE HYER
Ter. Gem Cor. Con-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
Passengers Arrived

In ship Sarah She,f, from Antwerp--Leoaard snesel,
Lewis sugaei Francis Sugar URSULA Sugae Nancy Su-
gacl--and 100 In the s;eerage.
IN ship Anson from Charestom-Mr, Vani-rhorst, Miss
Vand-rors, Miss Flynn, Miss Flynn Mrs Eyun, Mr.
Webster and lady, Mrs Schroeder, Messs Banter. Nil.
liken Barker j Story Vi Buras, r. Beinger, T N
Kelsey, II Read Gfusbeck-s s,eeragr,
In ship Southport from Charleston-hlrs Ravenn and
daughter Hull, Master Sidney, Mrs Wilson, CHS.
tom Mrs VI Richardson, Hogan, Bnrsa Mrs Burnell
Miss Hogan, Miss NJ Hogan Miss Hogan, A Aloatt,
E r Cowperthwait, NJ Pyzer J Kent Mr. Ferguson A
Clark Edgarton, NJ DibbIe Nanrr,m, Wm NJ Smith,
Mr. G Ames-and i Storage.
In ship Norma from iIavana-.lr Alliburn r II How
ard, j " Howard, Raphael Vadavia.
In bark Chancellor, from Moatevideo-Mr Lawrle, L
Bond, children and Antonio Pons David e FAR
banks Antonio Mn.
la brig Phlura from Savannal-T " King aud lady, T
W Bailey and lady, T II AlarshalI, HASKELL the
Storage.
In brig Russia from Trinidad de Caba--D Canine
Tzaago.
In brig Emily, from Nassau--NIrs Carr and child, Mrs
Slim-t, Mrs Diana F P Smith.
In scfr 5 T Parsons, from Acknowledgment Do
mnoO.
la schr Star from SavannaE-Mr Smith Mr. Dean.
In schr United States, from Bermuda Godet, A Go
Diet, II Godet, Inns, Margaret Dwell, Jane rnpa,
Susan Darrell Sighiurn, Jones Jones Miss IIuter,
c Greeley, + Jackson, S Allen, w Faes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
Two Volumes In One.

Literature pToiane and sacred will here united with
the printing and engraving produce one Of the most
valuable aud works issued from the American
press Commentators photographers oriental travellers, and
Biblical critics the greatest name hav. been extensively and
careiaIly consulted preparing this work The Editor
trusts when published will be found worthy OF The patron
aye Christian pastors instructors and parents o all denoI
nations and WI calculated under the Divine blessing TO
enghen the understanding purify the heart and promote t
knowledge by which We may obtain happiness this world
and eternal salvation IN that which is to come.
ROBERT SEARS, Editor, l22 Nassau-st.
y Agents-responsib!e wanted TO sell the above
work in aud village throughout the u States and
British North American PROVINCES For p.rcuar,. Ne ad-
dress. post paid. f. " Ain FIX ~
iyli lm,od TnS&M- Ia Fuonst. y. 0rk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
AUCTION SALES.
~, -. JUsssh RichzFds Aue,ionesr.
~ lse Broadway

~ ia
~ lSs Broadway.
iMosNlpEAN5 AeSs,i 2 and following d.y,
49, s.oS..s =. .>s.Ns n ok FALL. TRADE. SALE
IHiRrr-s.@htH NEw-YoEx TE,rv SURROUNDINGS
o. iis lmP3Itsg! Sa!s OF BOOKS PAPER STATl0NE-
ny, Stt.ktpI hPk. PLATES BINDERS f.FATH :
sfS aud CLol H. &,Se pabhsI ana T.ely Tor de-
lSeIV. M '' ' ~
The sale viii Be commenced on Moaasv Morning ang,,r
2Sh, AZ socioek, win STATIONERY sra viii issiass
several alr valuable invoice. OF recently ,ro,
English ard French Stanepery als9 ae invoice. d Bi.na
Books, GALL Steel Pens, Scaling Wax Wtuy lnsS
Visiting and Playing Cards sooscar Letter aud Billet Pa
CooFsd Eud Narbl do. Cutlery Lead Pepcis ever.
Leads and very variety OF toesga and Domestic Sta.
u0Gcry, aSo, extensive invoices OF tnored Skcrs Coax
Morocco Russia Leather English ard American ShSrI2 kins
Bo0k SAVERS, Boo. binders Cloth, Sc,
BOoNS.-The sale oi Bcok> viii b. commenced on Tu,s~
dav Morning wIh NcSSrs Lea y Banchsfds INVOICE, and
followed b. large and attractive from nearly all OF
the PRINCIPAL IuhiSh IN th- United States.
STEREOTYPE FLATES.-The CStalognr slto smbYa-
Der OF OF valuable SteTeoyIy Plates, ricndRx
those Of Horns lntnduccu vols, Svo Dicks Theology,
$40, Gnan'> Natural History vols. Philsdsl-
Ihia Pearl Bible. Homes lllad OILS iSlo the S,,ryotyr.
Plates belonging the q the late Noth Webster, de-
ceased. ~.
supplementary Catalogue embracing additional Invoices,
VII b. sue t irS; rorins Of 'le. Invoices 10 b.
,tr, should he received BY the 2t o August, at which
time II viii be put 70 press.
Al PRIVATE SALE.
- volume, Of the \ew-Nork PRICE Current and Shipping
List, from Se9 20 1871. inclusive, folio, bound.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

IL Cnu:icn.-The Travelling Public are cautioned
against paving teirare Albany Schenectady Uuca any
fhe West than Syracuse or suffering their baggage 10 be
put in the Cars gon West Of UTICA there other modes
ara Falls and Buffalo mcn cheaper and peasaGer As the
agents thesc!nes permitted 10 enter the Car Houses
alone IN. line of the Railroad becomes necessary Tar the
Pronrittors of these cheaper modes OF conT-yance TO put the
travelling Public their guard against s mpostoas oil
''' Srracnss, Nav iGi3. my29 ;meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
MARRIED.

3D. inst Alfred Taylor, Of the firm Of TAYLOR Murdock
CO. Charleston. S C. Sophia, Young aughter OF Alan.
sou Edwards, ESQ. Of Syracuse, y. Y.
August by Rev Henry Chase, John Davis Mrs. Mary
L. Orsinn.
AT TaIntown, Aug. > by Rev Mr. Good.il William F.
Almes OF this city, 10 Tanner Ann daughter OF William
Marine, ESQ. Of I arrytown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
CONVENIENCE AND ECONOMY.

CAGfUEl. PU3RCE'S new PATENT PRE-
>JtuUM KITCHEN RANGES.-The subscriber iHyitrs
the public call his Range Establishment, III Fulton
street and examine his Of Ranges, varying
prIcr from 25 500 These Raages aye constructed
to b. used any kind Of fuel and wiki the Ordinary kitchen
utensils The always ready for baking and naut
hin!rnce TO the Other necessary cooking operations hey
are f ,fnoy chlmney and also allow AZ r
alayia from the cooking to -,capr up chimney One OF
the strongest evidences that these Ranges superior 10 any
others that there lass tan three persons ,,iinSi-
on M OF the propri-tor whom the pubic
arr csucnrd as SUITS have been instituted against them or
infringement, These Ranges arr warranted 10 give ENTIRE sat-
~, - - IN sysrt. cas- SAMUEL PIERCE,
2s Sole Inventor and Proprietor III Fuiton-s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
DI ED,

At Manhasset. L. /. sunday 9th Instant Elizabeth,
widow Of VIM. H Downing and daughter the late John
Hutchings, in the SD year or her age
In this city, Aug Bridget, wife Of Thos Nolan aged a.
In this city, Aug 4, James w. Singer aged 80.
In this city, Aug. 8, Edward Worth aged Is.
In this city, Aug 3, John Hall, aged -.
Ia tins city, Aug. >, John Lawson, aged II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

T,OR THE LADIES ALONE.-S. ALLEN.
afe with Lane, retired would return his sincere tank'
m ,e ad, Of or and rciuItg Tor the yeTT her
psrlomsse conferred on him his Ls,es Shoe g;5abils
mpt No 20 Lsrenasne and begs leave to sail assure
tn, ,,r ever; shall b. ererrcd combine elegance with
durability aad render his The cheapest IN the city sana
10y s need not inform Ladies that his store tn
mos, fashionable the city and that his articles and work
nan,ip cannot surpassed ~ any The Ladies patronage
hsl-t,f55rt IS an ample pledge forth futuie.-
F5r getti: up the ar,ir. OF Laiif, Shoes and Cater
Boots we always considered Mr. Alien r superior 70 any ot
er man We ever had IN our employment"
T'Hos LssE s Soy, tIetirct)
No 20 Lii1enar one b4iow Canal-st, " Y whole
sale and retail. auI eodti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
By Lyons y Hart.
NEW AUCTION STORE, northeast corner
~ Of Chestnut aud Fourth streets Philadelphia
xrENslys COLLECTION or CuRtot, R,Ky ,Spyur..,,
Book Im>t I,crlNed from London

FNIFNHI , ' ILILN II"N u RIOT KNRN
Book iu>t received from London
On MONDAY EVENING, Aug. IL. at O'Clock
VIII be commenced (dad Continued evening Iur,nv M.
week until all Sodl the sale of COLLECTION of
curious, and utble Books just from London
embracing the following subjects he English French
spanish Lain Italian ,eek Chinese and Arabic Language
Agucustuls, Ans lGg, Antiquities, Alchemy Biography
Cls,c< Chemistry, Bosny, the Drama Early English Pc
ctry, History aud Travels Philosophy Theology Pathology
Blbiaglfhy Natural History, the Quskers Heiadry Meta
physics Chronology, Painting and ScupCup, Ensneanng
Geography, Mathematics, &c.
Ais0ETly Specimens vi Black Letter Prnting aud ssy.
ga curious Manuscript Works.
The sale Will be p9sitve. without reserve.
The Catalogue OF OF $40 pages, ready and
had upon application The Store of Messs Bangs,
RciariS y l'iItt, TO Broadway, New-S ork.
The Books Will be arranged for one week pr.
- the sale.
Gentlemen who attend the sale respectfully in
Tor them. tal2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

7fS hhGeapess Ct Carpet Establishment In
pEHsoS D"BE, offer their whole stock Of Superior
EnSlIsh Ihtee and Double SuIerne Ingram Carpeting
It,d ftearh Rnss, Window Shades Oil Cloths &c all OF
WHICH having te-n purchased low prices for CASH will
he sold q Per cent lower than any oer establishment in this
city.
romnon lInE:an C[erreng at Is cd. ger yard.
Three Ply Carpeting 8s
Floor Oil Cloths any width Is
Transparent Window Shades. IS. TO 2is. per pair.
jy2s 2wi.l the first CayTet Store above Hsssa2st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
Markets Carefully TeIyrotedJor The Tribune.

SATURDAY, August s.
ASHEs-The demand today is good for Pots and some
500 bb have been taken al 81 Buyers however pay
this rate with reluctance and the tendency Is
In Pearls the sales to-day have been loo phs part ior export
COTToN-The market i, less active today but holders
coo firm W. hear sales 500 to 600 bales at previous
prices We advance quotations although al The sales
Ty firm a. these rates. The sales of the week eading
TrJsy evening $3.50 bales OF which 1859 wer
plaad aud Florida, at s. y cents 700 Mobile at % .;
ard 400 New: Orleans a, 5! 81 The arrivals during
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

fes Tile subscribers respectfully inform the pub
S lie that they ht removed ,htr Nursery and Flower
s GARDEN from their former esabshm.nt in Broadway,
Z3 79 street, The Sd avenue where
with increased facilities they the business sI it.
branches, aud offer for sale, addition th. already large
collection OF Greenhouse and HOtouse Plants
zssom+u, Of Fruit and CrIarenra frees SEubbery, Herb
Plants and which they adding yearly
all that and worthy OF cultivation. They hops, by
strict attention 10 business merit continuance Of the Ia
hpy have hitherto received from the public The Haf-
i rlfn Read ossry vsry hour dn,ae the day. from
Cha11m,reei oppo,it" ne TX iia aEd sop It stn,'t'
Iyr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07


Washington Mutual Insurance Company Jacob Woster-
Welt aud others.
Pursuant order Of this Court made the above enti-
tied Cause will b. sold Public Auction under the direction
Snbscber OF the Masters of the Court of Chance
~ At R1l1da the Merchants Exchange the City Of
New York; By f. H. Ludlow Co. Auctoneers the 22rli
yeghh day of August, instant, at twelve o'clock,
noon that day, All tO twenty certain lots OF ground
the 18th (twrlith) Ward Of the City OF Newly York.
IN the STATE OF Newly ork, which map of land IN the
Twelfth Ward Of The City OF New.York, belonging TO the
estate George &. Schoeppe deceased and laid into
lots b. George B. Smith, City Surveyor which map dated
SewNOrs September 30h $780, and filed III the Office OF the
Register the City and County Of New ork being No 81
of the maps in the known and numbered as follows
numbers four ii) twenty-five feet front nnety.elght
feet nine inches Deep ID tyr- front and DEPTH 40
(!orty-sx front aud depth Il i0tysege,) same onC
Depth 1876 Tone hundred aud thyeisht same front and
ant tone hundred and same front and depth.
li5 (0c hundred and nrty) front and depth III Zone
hundred and yOne) front and depth, l8 Zone hun
red AMI eiXteen ront aud depth 9 Zone hnndrcdand
lneteen from, and depth 100 tone hundred and wentyb
zane and d.pth I2 tone hundred and twenty
front Depth III Zone hundred dnd eventy-one) twenty
hundred and twol front and eightywo
ef deep [72 tone Hundred and seventy te) front AMI
ghy.iour feet deep Con. hundred and
front and egysiH feet deep 79 Zone hundred aud seventy
pine same front aud deep 100 Zone hundred
and eighty front and about feet deep, gf
Zone hundred aad sghyone) front and about ninety
eight deep 1872 Zone hundred and eghtytwo 'front.'
and one hundred an two feet drep."-Di ed New York. An
gust 7th 1913. THOMAS Adds EMMETT,
Master ia Chancery.
WooDErrf Solicitor. auT vs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
Particular Notice

FnTnitug- OF am description 10 dispose of who break
ns up Housekeeping VIII find ready sale for any portion or
th. subsc ri.,.f Goods 70 ans amount purchased
+. COLTON, ll3 Fu!toust!eet and
r,,.oG ;stf - Ann-Strett.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
TRIRJ7NE lob PRINTING OFFICE,
THE TRIBUNE BOOK. BINDERY,

No. SrGuce-5treet, Tribune Buildings
JAMES PRlNGLE respectfully Informs his friends and
the public general that he has commenced business win
determination 90 justice TO his customers both 10 quality
of workmanship and scale of charges. He is prepared 10 e>e-
cute Binding III all IT'S branches.
Jobs OF any kind apperaiaing the business soiccd Or,
ders left AZ Sprucsstreet viii be thankfully received
and faithfully attended 10. Jyl2 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

'I'O BE SOLD, on TUESDAY, August S, at "
o'clock, m front Of the auction room Of WIN: II. Frank
ill., light Olehorse wagon with leather and in excellent
order Also Harness. Can be al tue stable {
RenyilIe x Go. IN Carmiue Bteckrr-st. VAT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
B o O K s

U Association.-An new edition OF Bnsbene's Pam
pile, on ASSOCIATION VIII berublisied THIS DAY
Prce i8 Cents sagle So 50 Ter hundred All orders
accompanied WITH The Cash j. 5. REDFIELD.
ans Il cl,.... q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
SAMUEL STEVENS,
B. BIRDSALL,
n RING

The above named Timed Pipe now n4nuiacnr by r
NAYLOR CO. 7s Broad street, and furnished on suca
terms respectable Plumber able 10 put Il dowa Very
nearly if no, quite cheap the common lead pipe
iy25 lne0d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
SECOND BOARD.
Commercial. and Money Matters.


There lai: business done the Stock Board today
bat prices rather heavy Kentucky fell !! Ohio !: M
RolS up !; Long Island ) Farmers Lean fell i Har
I'm I; Paterson /; Newjersey
In hills ac,c is nothing doing but rates steady Ster
lMe 81 o9; Ffancs 5 26i %.
The Yorktown brought about geo in specie Tor mer
chants, insurance companies and Government;
Attempts making learn 10 resuscitate the broken
Chelsea Baak The outstanding circulation at the last re-
pc' wa S5i No bills viii be delivered TO the rcsurrrc
nog't satisfied y the Comptroller, unless well Sc
cef,t By good State STOCKS.
MJc: A. Pa.c that Sr. Bddle, m hi, late let
h. ~, stolen ms thunder More Than year ago Mr. Far
hepoblisbela pamphlet arguing the Liability OF he States
10 Is sued TIE nauucr stated By Mr. Didde. aud sent
eopy o! The pamphlet 70 Mr. B. Nh Parker thea went TO
fgiaud with the bondoiders thc;e for the pur.
Poe Of putting the boud in suit. Attorney General barker
81 mas State has had II his tor some time 80 oo
oil the bonds Of Illinois. belonging 10 the Clinton Bank OF
Gss cy, which he has orders put suit but has no; yet
aone So, hat his ultimate viii be Is not known
certainly does appear that whatever credit attaches 20 The
Mr.. Parker.
The Providence money market is very easy The banks
int ditoti to ger Paes enough Al per cent Individual
laans have bteimade below !! PEI. cent.
Mr.. Wa NJ Mott, Of the Baak Of America in this city,
has been elected Cashier Of the State Ba O! Newark wee
]. D. Vemilyea, resigned
SD. HuGserfori lake Teller Of the Jefferson County
Bank has been appointed Cashier o,e Lewis County Bank
al Marusburgh
Amoua; tolls received Albany the Fee AID Cham.
PLAIN Cau.is:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

increase 10 tie 9lst July. Stl,l24 81
The Boston Banks hold eight millions Of specie an amour,
aayss bcio,- es,alrd Money 5! per Cent. prime
Paper Business. very prosperous,
The io!Iowins Stocks were sold Boston: 81 shares
Boston Providence Railroad par 99s 81 do Eastern Raj
=? II do Boston aud Worcester Railroad lag adv do
Boston aod Lowell Railroad 3 - per cent adv 20 Bo'.
lou aud Maae Railroad $685. ss; 80 Norwich and "of,
eeSte Raiiroad $40 per s, d. Amoskeag Manufacturing
Gompan, 6: adv par 1905 do SiE! DO $1,000 per sl : DO
Iocheco do St70 per h do Chicopee DO $500 per sh; !
90 co. Ssbo do 5000 per > Do hcrnmack do Is. ADJ pa
d'oo 20 do Commonwealth Insurance Company s. pes sh
Bank pei cea adv 10 Wes,ern Railroad s57rtr share;
State Bank $751; for to; arei Bank ~ per sh; Atlas
elnk "a per sh.
The nietes, the Peuus, Deb, in below $50
sPybe in cash. bu, 'he Bank Of Pennsylvania has yet
made the payments the plea thar the book. have yet been
received liom Harrisburg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
tE0tI IIVss. : LuuUOH ENtIlINtI.
just Published.
SlA DOLLAR BOOK At HALF PRICE.
THE CHRISTIANS GIFT FOR 1914

N PRESS,
THE MOST SPLENDID PICTORIAL WORK on
BIBLE HISTORY offered 10 the American public
Embeli1hed with several hundred new and line encrayngs
The whole work 1.-TWO volumes in one) making about 100
laEg- octave pages TO be elegantly printed and bound IN the
finished style of modern book,maknz To be published
and ready for delivery in August next:
SEARSS NEW AND COMPLETE HISTORY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
RY RORERT SEARS.

Aided by the writings Of our most celebrated Biblical Scho
ays, and other learned persons who have made
the Scriptures their study.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
: Who can mistake u Wig. howeyer

4 = W no can mistake II Wig, however artfnly
prepared for the nature, and living growth oi the HAIR rher
IS dull dead look artificial stiffness about the
terei, which lorbiLS being mistaken for the genuine
article. And ciSes out 81 twenty ior onenh
of the money that Wig costs the bald scsp may Dc made
To any thatcher oi souls for secondhand a!oumrnt
The era conducive 70 vegetation than
Javne Hair Tonic the growth OF the Hl II sickness
or sorrow any has horn Your brow OF us cS
.erug cus and thime ,h rcdundan Sde-loek which
burst in such uIuriancr from beneath your fashionable beaver
aynes Hair Tome Will give e and ygor 10 the roofs which
still remain and incredibly short space OF time tgo'e
your Hyperion Clrrls in all their pristine beauty Those
who have been years unsucCeSSuy endcavoTin 10 c"-
whiser and mou>taches Will find this preparation The
true ELiEir JiGe.
-" Sold by a 3 * D. SANDS, Druggists at wholesale
and retail, No. 70 FutonSreet 2i5 Broadway aud " Fast
Broadway. AZ 6tls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

Pes FOR SALE, or TO exchange for other p,o-
III peny, five Tenpn Alleys, Lease, BarSock ard fir
.!!1SG. lures. No. 83 3 oal-St aus 2ms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

choc. selection of Silk and Satin Scas Crava;s Hand
kerchef, Gloves, Suspenders Hosiery, Under Vests Draw
ers, Muslin Shirts, Collars &C. prices which must offer
inducements urchasers. Jyl5 sti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

T c. BOOTH K co. at the New-York CAST,
y Tailoring Establishment, li2 FuonStgeet, Broad
way still continue take the lead economy and elegance
the manufacture and style the belong
i,,s, AGENT LEI ans Nhr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
HARPER & BROTHERS
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