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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
81 !:siracr Of a ls,,er f,om ]. Campbell. Jr.:

NEw-YonX, April 4 lGt3.
have used the Washington Etixi. several case. 9f
Diarca in IN family the past year, y;yh immediate relief n
every case have hesitation recommending tie Elixir
as safe and remedy similar attac PIce 81
NEw-YoRK, April q, 1913;
+. NJ. Gurox: Dear Sir-You will please inform nle
public ,a; have used the Washington Elixir for severe AZ
tack Of Darrea about SIX months and cured with
ons dose in less than have had since also
used it in of my ugh,er who was very severely at
tackled and one dose cured her less than hour aud she
hes never had since about months
Your obt serv't, ARNsoI fiNh, n.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

4 RTIFICIAL ENES-DR. ]. CRAY, trom,hc
y Cir. Of London now at No.G7 Bowery \. y, the cn!y
of the Artificial Eve the United States and what
In. most surprising ih, invention that the Alcal
Eve the cac Of pair, either IN ixuS OF wearing
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
WHOLE MO-. 7ss.

DEAcH ORCHARD EGG C0Ai,-This day
dscha9siag from barge Raritap. Psrh Orchard E-- Cos.
Of the first quality ad FOR sale Al the lowest cash -,c b.
WARD x BROWNE,
j5le corner Of LIi1fli l"i y ssfin-lHn-,;S.
pREPARE FOR WINTER. Tie u',ie.sisned
II arr daily receiving their yard 25 Wests ccn.r
S.auSl, The most approved qualities al sacG OIcae5
hToaa ionntaa ard White ~, Coal which tv otter TO-
af s 4! - ger i9n Tor Broken aa ES l ; Stoag
Hd .>I ie oi c1Itnce rltv % " ~ screened
rom the yard Ori-rs received at me R-nr u
Lroinn! 81. aud az the !as'l lIJE.s. = II 81 g.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

nTARTIN GAYLORD, Tailor and Draper, has
~ ~ FsIR0V f;ooim, where he receiving his Spring and
.r goods which he will make up TO ore[ y N
Isnee his he will be sqab:d ; 70 sell AZ a redPf. dTr
he feels grateful for liberal patronage he has mere
70 & c.;,ed His motto good article, punctualIty IL
1 orJs-x low and cash delivery. a2t II.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

s,s FOR SALE-A Cottage Go,tsc aud Elghr
;;E Lots also, Coase House and siScrtlot2 in jsmlice.
LIE. the Railroad.
Two Dwelling Houses and Lots in the village Of Kiugsou
Ulster county. Also, several Fans IN t@ to7n OF hnss
ton Ulster county.
Farm Of acres with convenient buildings iu2 within
three miles the centre OF the City Of Baltimore with 6
tnd 20 head Of young cattle and us apputcrancs
Also, IL with two houses barn, 10 cows
ng utensils Loo store hogs-undsr high improvement WITHIN
of iniis OF the City Hotel IN Baltimore.
4 tract nf li00 IN Fairfax county, Ngnp, Mnca
may I've divided to three Fd.ms.
Form o; $40 nere9o improved and the 'rnaipisf
Tuner FaiTly county, within y miles OF Washington
City Tie lands Fari5N county have been eNasired hg
ySi Iw n KiMBAlI, 70 Willismsueft.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

MONROE MANSION HOUSE, corner Of
VI Monroe AID C2gbedaes =nslersa aud tvr wives
mly be accommodated Wi;. large small Pleasant front
back lie second s.a ihsi AoSl>. furnished
.1s sAed, itE boa - .st reasonable tctns; slso
iew single cen,.eGcl. VIII tpi board, breakfast and
ONLY \ pglssy jalr; as1e insured them, ka;u4ce No
Nlouroe-St. lH1eiTco of Mrs. J WILSON e59 m-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

CD 000 or s2.5Cc-To Lean on Bond and
- y .oOO Moi,Sase.--Alpiy 70 j. VI; ELY,
iyc. 5ts y JShE-s tTess.
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note throushthe Post. Office VIII sceve
WIN. DAVIS.
m LAS FERGUSON

Hartford Fire Insurance Company
LHRE INSURANCE at the lowest rates by the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company-tIncoporated 1870
Charter psrpe:ual.)
This Ion: established aud we'll known Institution having
been in active operation upwards OF thirty Yeas, continues to
insure Houses Furniture Stores Merchandise aud every de
Srption property against loss or damage by fire most
favorable srf,s. JOHN NELSON, Jr. AGENT,
ia20 3ns 35 Wall street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

AGESTs-ilr Charles Trirp, 5a Bowery; Dr. H. h;ns
60 6l Broadway. Grand-st!eet Hr Jno. o3oN .''
Er,,J,ya, corner Ei.ln-strset. lyli I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

JXTASHlNGTON ELIXlR-A sure and lasting
Summer Complaint and Bilious Choc. The aoTe remedy
offered viii, confidence BY the Proprietor az aTe nda r.
Of Third Syenue and Fourteentl-stGe For syldenc. o rs
vues the following: Extract Of tt st'Sj to" T. ,S5
ci.s some OF your Elixir and tried Did man IN my
muIoy who had all other remedies without effect; ne
bsd gave him the Elixir, and astonishing TO the
good effects the old i revived HIM I'm ana
ndia.ry work Ny family after the old man had been 50
lpctnay restored to health.
hsy- in a severe attack Of Dysente-y in my family
checked 1t in usug ons dose Of the Elixir,
moor woman in my vicinity no had tried Ill the usual
remedies without Effect Fever and Ague OF five months
standing was instantly reev after uas about wueglass
full OF the Elixir ad has been troubled with the Ague
since"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

ITO MOTHERS.-MEs DIyGlEY won!d inform
mothers in general that her Magic Saye for piasers IS a
sovereign remedy and highly recommended by The faGny,
@ Win, or Milk Leg every Of the disease teller
.uniicao to respectable Ie, III this city who have
bn cured BY this salye Resjd;ace No % str III
on the lce or children. Also cuEeiof burns.
of cures performed b. her Universal Ontuen, can
~ .ssn bv appl wing a 26 D--sman-st. Iyl6 I'm
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iyl 3n,

"a ECONONf AMI fAsSfiiStN.--lo tA.o1H
"a who study econ0my-The subscriber. IN accofdance
With the times, has reduced his superior imitation
Moleskin Hats fur bodies, the sstce oY price oi
with hats sold in this city g 80 and g. and
warranted 20 give satisfaction Also, constnty nnantseta
fur ard silk hats Of tie best quality lsiet nd
the lowest city prices for cash. An sssortsert o. ~
Cloth Caps constantly er hand. J. W. kEd1LOGos
jyif Ins No. 12 Cansi-st., corner "a 1AsA'f
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

INDIA RUBBER hose FOR CROTON WA
TFR-The pu bic respectfully invited 20 examine The
cI By the subscriber The rorlt ol
t Rubber hose is already we'll known and while ne ao.
@ r-t,nd 10 say bstle than any 9ther ne warrants
@ sI and To bear the riessur- Of the Croon " ater
- much s;ou;e than the generality OF this kgf o nose anu
- ~ ioc urices A liT discount made 10 PLUMBERS
sold "l 10" -'~N C. L. ROSS, 12i Maiden Lane
ba,we.n Pearl and Watersheds.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29
COAL. coal! CNAi.
yCHE WORKING MNN,S ElAL -.

'I'HE WORKING MANS CG&L Ya!Si
4 having been removed. Is an's raarcry .t-., et d.
we'll knowa stana corner 81 Greenwich ,. tlistepstst
Whsrs ie prOrristors receiving I !, M u. &,
recsiys direct rora ,heir colliere,, own, by rrs t
choicest quality of Peach Orchard, R,l ls't t s trsy
pouuss sell at least Per cent. lower i.n he cit,
The business ot the fard VIII be coEigciei zub,c
customers and friends.
Coal b. the cargo.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

I1OR BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN and Curing
I Eruptions.-Thousanis after trying lotion aud
inward remedy, have been cured BY cake OF the ita
Chemical Soap in OF eruptions, pnpes sckies aud
~ car;- dark or yellow skin Sold az the sign OF the Alt-
Ian gle 80 Chalharn-st. NewYol 39 FutonStreet
R[GokvE: Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
DIUuN. w = Jyl3 In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

OOK At THAT BOYS WHiSkERS-
Youpe gentlemen who feel ambitious to s!ort whlsaers
soud buy three shilling bottle OF JoEss Coral Hair heSto
think because this IS pured ~ the s
not cocd-let them give ta II viii force the Ia;r to
rw on ,uy part where nature nte.ded har /? fow II
nd N The su American: Eagle So Chathanrstrect
So. Vor!. i.sl FutuaS BROOKLYN. Jy - ln'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

hlDDLE-aGED AMERICAN WOMAN
wishes situation &c travel with a3v ar fs6y ana
gentleman, Persons without children wouil E ,,ryfrf
Good ret.ences be gwen Aprlicaton % Be- made of
Mrs. CRJGER, No. 81 ForsyIhe-strVet. jya5 i,,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

oON CASKS OF LIME, of good quality; $50
.oUU casks of North River Lime.
2O barrels oi good Hydraulic Cement.
100 hhds. OF unsacked Lime, ioI manure.
Any part of ,v be sold exchanged for groceries, dry
goods cocery hardware hollowwsre furniture,
SOAP candle; prov Address BARTER al the oicc
of i'hc 'rrjhun. ofif
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

COUNTER WANTEl-One suitable Tor a dry
~ goods store II 2 feet ols and fese ND aud II,
sood order. fniuirs' q, No. - C-,isT i2aS.
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MoNDAy MORNING. SEPTEMBER rs, 1915

Wool" We are informed" says the Sken-
eateles Columbian, that about 10000 lbs. of
Wool have been purchased this season by the
agents of George F. Leitch Esq, the proprietor
Of the wooden mandatory one mile north Of this
village, at prices varying from 81 to SO cents, and
average 2S cents per lb. About an equal guam
THY, we also learn. has been bought for wool
merchant in New-Y York, at similar rates; making
an aggregate for this article OF something like
$4,000. Last year there was no cash market
for wool in this place. What little was disposed
of was in the way of exchange for other articles,
at less prices The farmer will estimate the ben
efits of the change, and Judge whether it Is not
mainly to be attributed TO the influence OF the
Tariff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18

ERIE ExrENsloN.-We learn, says the CrawH-
ford pa Democrat, that proposals were put IN
at Erie on the lst instant for all the unfinished
work upon the Erie Canal, but that the names
of the successful bidders would not be made
known until the 18th inst. tits a gratifying fact,
and one that speaks well for the success of the
work, that large number OF contractors were IN
attendance at the letting, all anxious to obtain
employment, and evincng the confidence enter
tanned of It's ultimate advantage and profit. No
doubt now remains upon the minds OF our intelil-
gent and best citizens, that this great ink be-
tween the Ohio and Lake Erie will be speedily
compieed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18
GUDERvILL's GERMAN PLASTER.

4 most effectual remedy for the following COM
y plants Cons. Cuts Brui.-5 Barns. scsld' zion:
Salt Rheurn Ague Frosted Feet Rheumatim Sore IoAt
Fever Sores Hip compliant In boxes from one TO i0af
shlings r.. -. ,,,r
zen years and hose who make of y WI ind y very g'
fu in their families thousands can sifsa'E tsB ransr
PropeSor lug Wooster near Hoas,ois his S Manros
iao pons,o,.TTeef Mis- Spar!ing II Second AIsaane -
Sanford. corner Rsuston and Cann9nstr Tr,
Nii.e Cooke corner OF Prospect and Bndge1seieSs
Resds thread and reedle store. Fulrcn-st. te" I'm
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r. FRrscu L,ScvaGE-iIaneScGs Oral System
Madame L. Manesca Durand informs her scholars tGa
advanced classes Of the past are reSinG of t
winter Ladies and gentlemen who wish enter classes IN
the 2ud 3r or h courses would do We'll 10 apply lmnsdi
aely
A new evening class Tor gentlemen VIII commence on Non
day the 18th OF September those wishing join vii Pleas
call and leave their Also Ladies morning class WIZ
Pivats instructions during the day. Franklin street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18

d If the Loco Focos are 10 be believed, there
is no earthly doubt of the triumphant success OF
Mr.. Clay. The Calhoun papers prove very salts
factorily, that, if Mr.. Van Buren, is nominated,
he cannot be elected, and the Van Buren, papers
state that the election Of Mr.. Calhoun is utterly
without the limits of possibility. 1t follows, OF
course, that Mr.. Clay's election IS beyond all
doubt, as neither of his opponents stands any
chance according TO the calculations OF Their
own nartisans. Lou. Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18

DEBTORS Of THE UNION BANK Look OUT =
We have received the following piece OF lntelll-
gence from crediable source. The Planters
Bank of Tennessee has had judgement against
the Mississippi Union Bank for S560oD. This
judgement the Bank has transferred to an extern
siye broker in New Orleans, who has bought up
all the Union money he could possibly find, the
Union Bank has furnished list of all her debt
ors to this individual, and his determination Is to
attach the cotton Of these persons as soon as
shipped. By this artful process, the debtors Of
the Union Bank, instead Of paying in the depre-
ciatcd issues of the Bank, will have to fork
over' the specie there being no Union Bank notes
for sale This IS the mere skeleton of the trick.
We deem it right TO give the proper warning to
all parties and shall say more anon.
fVicksburg Sentinel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18
COAL, COAL. COAL!

COAL, COAL. COAL!
TINE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
L having been removed is permanently located the
well known stand, OF Greenwich and ChstophsIsts
where the propreors and will continue 10
receive dsct from their coiees, owned by themselves the
pro sell least lower than the cit5
The business e the Yard VIII be cO9dTesd y the Su6sG
customers and friends. Coal by the caro-
through Post Office Will receive
WM DAVIS,
mv3 I'm JAS. FERGUSON
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GOAL YARD, No. l07 Anthony-street, near
~ Broadway The subscriber having the Yard formerly
cupied by Williams Ferguson for The sale OF Goals would
advise his friends and together with the cusome
Orchard Red Ash Coal, Of superior quality of the broken,
egg size article suitable or Parlor Crates and
Kitchen Ranges Also for sale, Liverpool tOuel) Lehigh,
Lackawana and White Ash Coal. The usual deduction Will
be made TO those receiving Their Coal dect rom me vessel
small quantities. the subscriber ready supply
during the winter months low price, 10 be-
agreed urou.
The subscriber having been for many years engaged in the
trade with the late firm Of Henry Stokes Co.. feels confident
that he capable of selecting for his article that
will give satisfaction. T. STOKES DGCkF.RSON,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18

TENDER FEET.-M. o. CURTIS, No John
i street, near Broadway has hand supply Of Vel vet
dressed French CalfSkn beautiful article aud well c
lated oT tender eai. First Boots hand made oil this
naeriai also made Gentiemen Boots on hand
Of various qualities 50 Is Sc so. AsooE hand en-
mans Opfa BTosans, Cater Boots Morocco a.d Call Bro
Cans Ladies' Misses Caters Bushins Ties, Slippers,
SC Also best quality of fine and Boots and Shoes 10 MT
Bows all years old and upwards. Centiemn
Water Boots with first London Bend Soes; Cork Sole
Boots &C. all which will be furnished reasonable prices
Irpx
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Meeting of tie Americam Board.

The American Board of Foreign Missions com
menced its twenty fourth Annual Session at the
First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday afternoon
Hon. THEODORE FRELINoHUysEN, President OF
the Board, was in the chair.
Mr.. Hill, of Boston, read the Treasurer's An
ual Report, which was referred to the approprl
ale Committee. The following is :; synopsis of
the Report, as correct as it could be made from
the short time it was in the hands of the reporter
We give the totals for each mission, which IN
clude all the expenditures in shape of remittances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18

NTEW.YORK CITY RHEUMATIC. DISPEN-
~ SARY, 100 Greenw ich-street.-Ciao. ", GARDNER,
NJ D. Graduate from the PIttsfeld Medical institution Fe
srectfuy The of y York has arrival from
the city OF Utica prepared By long experience IN he cure 81
thousands Testimonials Of which may be at the Dlsfs
sar 10 eradicate RheaGtiSm, eithT ccte or chronic ~
VERY FEW MINUTES, PERSASEHTLY Persons alictet are
invited 10 call and satisfy themselves OF the efficacy OF ms
few minutes viii SATISFY ;he most sceplca!.
Y Cirr nisnen<ar-. (irc4.n ,yichsr S. In
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To Country Merchants.
c.. II. DARLING,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IL
FRENCH ENGLISH AND GERMAN

FKENCH. ENGLIsH AND VEKAEsN
FANCY GOODS,
n II MAIDEN LANE and 5 Liberty street, has
II recently received and offers for sale. on the most lib
eyal terms for cash, complete assortment OF
Hair Tooth and Shaving GLlious and others Steel
Brushes Pens
Percussion Cans and Powder Gold and Gilt Jewelry
Flasks Pen and Pocket Knives
Bone and Pearl Shirt Buttons Razos and Razor Srrops
Hemmine DFsl.Eyed Ne dies Shell rorZ and Horn Combs
Steel knitting Pins and Bod Snuf and Tobacco Boxes
kins States aud Slate Pencils. sc
NIyrcu,Srs and Peddlers buving for cash viii find
their advantage call before purchasing elsewhere as a.
Goods the above line will b sold on the most favorable
- On
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FRS PR E NJ u vi

CATER BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
rEHE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
inform those Ladies who desirous opurchas good
Shoes that theirs are all made of the finest French materials
lasts suited the SHAPE If the FOOT that but SUI error
orkmen employed that mandatory under the
superintendent Of competent foreman and thar We
have on hand at al times extensive assot'men conii59E
dns Boots and Shoes and also import direct ifom the hlIt
ways on hand FUTILE HAYWARD,
No. 2S9 broadway, door above Reads-sTeet:
n BIT f. received silver Medal and Diploma for
superior samples Of Ladies Cater Boots and Shoes at the
late Far in this city.
Measures taken, and order, promptly executed. 29 3m
INDIA RUBBED. SHOES.-The subscriber is
receiving his Fall supply Of India Rubber Shoes and
respectfully solct call Dealers may rely upon The 2sso
market he supplied By the different manufacturers with
every salaable style OF Shoes
His stock Of lined nbbe, decidedly the beseyer oerd
besides lining good Shoes they liGei superior
manner plan aud figured Rubbers Mems and WomeaS
the supply is large aud yell seasoned
Sheet and Cloth Rubber Shoes Busas Sandals, maaulac-
tur.d Rubers c he found this establishment, made
IA a superior manner and warranted
Also, India R4bber Carriage Cloth Hose for the Croon
Water Machine Banding Life ff-segyers, Pillows Cushohs
c &c and ali other manufactured goods hand and man
ufactured 10 order. Cd. ROSS,
So l2i Maiden lane LetIveen Pearl aud Watsr-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18

WINDOW SHADES.-The greatest variety of
Shades 70 BE- found any 30. SPruce-st,
prices varying from 81 $50. Shades shown with the graf
pleasure and 10 charge made Persons buying Shades
Of haze great other places all patterns
original and adding the stock every day Signs
and Bsnn-rs painted 10 order.
81 I'm BARTOL Y DE- hlALRis
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4 MEXICAN PRODUCTIONS PROMOTE
"A HEAL THltis strange that many hond Tan97Gk In
wide world for .ntdotes disease when the KIND AUTHOR
OF NATURE has furnished IN every chime the best prevent
1 TIE &C. % WIZ j." cH i!i iSy9 IS oR
c'ions of the Lungs and to The pro 2S ,o,2
Onor about the 18th day October Gtl was taken WI.
FIVE DAYS followed BY the breaking of ulcer alb
10 throw ea: quantity and also much
blood Being greatly alarmed this appliedto4 physician,
but he could do but little for except to give nesone
MERCURY Pills, which refused to take MANY other
remedies then procured by wi and friends but
did GOOD The discharge al blood and corruption still
continued every few DAYS till at last became offensive
cough which times caused raise much more blood
than before Ny disease still grew till February when
all hopes OF recovery given up, and friends all
thought must die OF gaiioping Consumption.
Al his time en aaGpaT.ty ny NE 1y eN,ng near
bottle winch relieved immediately and by the use Of
only three bottles of this medicine al my pains removed
cough and splitting ofbood and corruption STOPPED
and in f weeks my health was so tal restored as TO enable
work ms trade THAT OF carpenter and uo 70 this
time have enjoyed good health THOMAS CozESs
Netr ,Jersey Gloucester Co. ss.Personaly came befor
said county Thomas Coz4ns and being duly affirmed accord
inc law saith the above statement lsnal things trueA
fi1med before me on the goth day OF April !, 1913.
The original affidavit and many Others may be seen at l25
Fulfor-stIeet
long standing. Ask a Williams, Esq. Counsellor Law
No. SO WiIIismst whom 1t cured OF Asthma OF q years
stamdng after trying onI mos; distinguished physicians N
vain Liver Complaint, Bronchitis obstinate ougs. Bleed
Ing the Lungs have been cured many when all
ordinary means had proved useless.
We ask take simple assertion, but viii satisfy
any Of the extraordinary virtues OF this medicine who Will
call at the Office b. the production OF eTidence that cannot be
Sold only by Isaac Butts 25 Fu}ton-straet Newyok to
whom all orders shond be DEXTER Albany Smith
and By throughout the Northern and Eastern States
SIS I'm
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EXCLUSIVELY


PRINTED CALICOES,
10 supply the City and Interior Trade by the package
By combining their attention entirely and exclusively TO this
one article l.. s B. enabled only exhibit more
tensre and beautiful than to be found elsewhere
There being similar establishment tor Prints IN The United
States bat sell ways at Prices as low and generally
orer than houses whose attention and divided
among large variety of articles
The Stock embracing Some Thousands of Different Pat.
terms and Coormgs comprises all the latest and choicest
STYLES; which will be constantly added all new and deSr3
bic patterns as they appear the market besides many which
will be got up exclusively for their own sales
Purchasers of this article will find their interest TO
anime this Stock before buying their Prints Even they DO
not ciase they will least have the Vantage Of seeing all
the new styles and learning the Lowest market Prices.
Catalogues Of Prices correct ted witt, every VARIATION OF
the Market, are placed the hands OF Buyers All orders
viii receive the best attention. aus 3mD&W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18
FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PUMPS.

FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PUMPS.
n l.. FARNANI. at 247 Water-st manufactures
Engines, every cities Villages factories
plant,tions &c
Garden Engines Fire Hooks Fire Buckets and Fire Cans
Hemp Hose, Leather Hose OF any re1uIed suction
Hose, Coupling Screws SIC.
Lift and Force Pumps lift and force any distance
from 10 70 900 gallons minute
Mills Hors- Powers Water Wheels sc. Tor working
Snip aud Steamboat Pumps for filing boilers, &c and for
use OF FIRE.
ArPumps for vacuum or OF required size
Lead and Iron PIPE Brass CscI Ornamental Fountains ac
~ Bhe Pumps of his manufacture doutie action OF
great strength and very simple IN their construction being
particularly we'll calculated for the Southern and West India
markets. 81 Sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18

MORRIS IMPROVED PAIENI .SPhINT
NIBED AND BEDSTEAD.-Ths valuable tmprorenert
IN I. and p-,.ads hIc calculated entray peIs-e
The odfashioaed the first place.
coror rs construction srnp- easily taken apart
and pat together not liable get on, Of repair and can
h. ranufactrrei less than half Of the
ons and tn Improvement BE- applied those now IN
u.s., This improvement OF no real value :nd
us,ce could be done b. description, the
curious, all no fond OF and comfort respect
uE;r invited call and for themselves IL can ne
q -, SET sl5lw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-18

Il anal street. near Broadway This splendid establish
renr the complete of the kind the UEifed States
now opca for the reception Of pupils and yEasts from
acIock a. VI. until 10, 7. VI.
SPlns and Fencing taught in large apartment attached
the ~ c c es ana fpeense T
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