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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10
VOL. Hi. NO. 2sg.
Comess-BY LarLAcE,

Hon. Henry Meigs, few evenings since, made
the Planetarium by the American Institute a, Ni5-
los Garden upon the subject of Comets In
the course of them he read the following passage
which he translated from the Mechanique Ce-
lcste' of Lapace:
We are certain, says Lsplace, from all the
observations, and above al! from the numerous
comparisons of Maskelyne, which De Lambre
made in order 10 construct the tables of the Sun,
that the Comet OF 1770 did not alter its siderea
year two seconds and eight thirds of time. Hence
we are certain that its mass is not one .fre thou
sandth part of that Of our Earth.
|, results from the calculation Of the preceding
chspter that this Comet harersed the eptirs sys
tenn of the Satellites Of Jupiter, and get 1t docs
not appear to hare caused the slightest 0lteTa-
ton among them
Comets do not sensi6ly disturb the motions of
the Planets by their attractions.-But even if in
the immensity of ages past, some of them have
encountered those bodies, as IS Gerry Pre5c55c, IL
does not appear that tie shock could hare any
great influence.
If one Of those Comets which may have encoua-
tered the Moon or Satellite of Jupiter, had been
of mass equal to our Moon, there is no doub, il
would have rendered their orbits very eccen,ris.
Besides Astronomy presents us two other very
remarkable phenomena which appear to date from
the very origin of the Planetary system, and which
an inconsiderable shock would have caused to dis
appear. mean tie equality Of the rotations Of
the Noon, and The hbrationS Of the three first
Satellites Of Jupiter.
1t is easily seen by the formula contained in the
fifth chapter, as we'll as in the preceding chapter,
that the shock Of Comet of one-,housasdtn of
the mass of the Moon, must have caused very
sible alterations in the real lbrations OF the Moon
and of the Satellites.
We may rest assured, az to the true influence of
Comets, Astronomers have no reason fear any
injury from them to the exactness of their Astron-
omical tables.
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d!REaNyyEasE POTTERY:,
2bl WEST fiGHTE EESTH-sTRGET,
yI nd lnyh JTfSntss

TENHE Subscriber respectfully calls the at
tention OF The public the great variety o a,Aces
manufactured this esl.bIisbmen-such As Ant
EAeTpgN.W.RE PORTABLE FURNACES CHIMNEY Pors,
GRsESHouss i'rLE, FLOWER Pors, OVEN iii.E, BACKS
AND JAMS FIRE BRICK, &c &c. ;,,
As this is the only establishment OF ihe Aina 10 III, . ~
where The above articles are manufactured, The pubic are
assured that all orders Ill be aItenoed 10 Wi. p"P
a! I punctualily, and on the most hbeTaf terms.
~ B. A great Improvement has been mace 10 foNIAbLs
FuRyAcgs and the sizes enlarged and warranted s991to
TO any sold in this cy. WASHiN6ToN smilh
~ in,s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10
Social Science.
Practical l;oYemerta.
[From The Friends OF Association !

We have raceived letter from HUGE DoHERTY,
ESQ, Editor of the London Phglanx. in which he
inferuls us that the Association, formed by AR
THUR You've, Esq, at Citeaux, in France, is go
ing very well. Mr.. y oung, who is so nobly
devoted TO the cause of Association, invested, we
believe, abo1r $4,000 cash capital in it. He
reserved for himself at least per cent. interest
aad certain premium out OF the profits of the
Association, after the laboripg classes end the ex-
penses were paid. Mr.. Young has received the
first year, notwithstanding the difficulties of
commencement, 81 per cent. interest on his
capital. Each Leboring family has received
clear dividend of forty dollars besides their living,
which has averaged for tdults, one hundred dol
lars year; for youths, sevsnty-tivc dollars, and
for children, fifty dollars. Wien consider the
depressed condition OF the Labor;ng classes of
Europe, who toll necessarily amidst the keenest
prlvations, this is very favorable result. The
Laborers a, Ci,eaux have lived comfortably, and
each family has a clear dividend of S40 Mr..
Dohcr,y informs US also that the Doctrine OF As
sociation is progressing fayorably in England
among the rejecting portions OF Society.
The Rev. MIR. PERKINS is lcc,uTing a: Cincin-
mali on the Social Science of Fourier. 1t is
cause of profound qualification to see men in DIFF
ierent parts of the country explaining by lectures
and by publications in the papers, the great truths
discovered by Fourier. Mr.. Perkins says that
if Human Nature be good, Association must
spread and become universal, snd nothing can pre-
vent it, but that if Human Naurc be bad, it cannot
Now, suppose Humanity be not capable of true
social and religious Affection and Unity, it strikes
US that a good system of Society is better Than
bad one Civilized Society is better than the
Barbarian Society; and political improvements,
which are less profound than social changes, are
of decided advantage. 1t is better to have a gov
ernment like ours than one like Russia. Who
will denv that the American Farmer 10 not
more noble and virtuous being than Russian
Serf (which is owing entirely to the system Of
government and society, for the nature OF the Rus
sian is the same as that of the American.
If Association will render Industry attractive
give abundance to all, secure superior Education
and moral and intellectual deyelpemcat to every
child, it wi certainly be better-admitting that
man is depraved-than the present System of So
ciety, with its repusive and degrading system of
Labor, its poverty and privations, and its misara
be methods of Education, which smother and
pervert the faculties more than they deyelope
them
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10
T9TTTT11N- N---GOLU'S SPLENDID

HAIJTiON.-GU SPLtNUIU
" Solid Bot IN Gias, Fountain Lamps-The soosctbs,
respectfully Invites aGes aud gsn' OF Ne" ioFS
seen for the production of leh combining beauty 'mpn
city durability Lamps of any s r. Tor
on, nor any thing ei,e can equal these peculiar Lamp,
The public nu,f be aware tha Colds Lamp stands hgh
amo6g lamp men, number of sas have heeh D!ousht
for Philadelphia and III dis city one ~ eu
nephbor is held bail in OF 40 thousand dSiiS
for The sane offence GulIs Glass Lamp may be douh-
isbed from all Others by It's having nrtac snbohcS
n On 1nec0n with the ieun.in OF oil and no ying iue.
m8Gls S.-HDLD, tf5 dI'ou n''SNN.
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e.nds,. S,rapsrjIs will al.o remove and permanently
cure diseases having their origin an impure stae OF ine
blood ana deprayed condition nl the general co"5sst,o
VIZ Scolua or Kings Evil. in lis various tos Hiieand
tn, obstinate culaHeous Gruptons, Biolch"s Be' fii
pies or Pus uss The face chrome sore Eyes kg%orm
and oins srlorn Ulcers syphitic symptoms diseases
arising from an njuicoa. OF Mercury, female derange
mems and other similar complaints. ..
atom by A. 3 SANDS Co. No. 73 Broadway !HraiiIs
RudinEs corner Chambers street, New YORK Also 'o!c
by a D. Sands Druggists, No 70 aud lOo Folton.st
David ands Co. No. ~ East Broaaway, corner OF mar
ke;-str-e; and by Druggists generally throughout lhe
Ueitet states Price 81 per bottle, SIX botttes or %
NoteThe original documents may De seen oy c;.ing
our stnre. No 213 EtGadWay. uA@
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

UNlHE XII ne Sub5CrlDtTS NdFt d IdI 30
4 quantity Of Aibang B ards. Plank and Jopt ahd
-uock spruce tao-isch Plank; Cypress ana oenst
shingles; quantity OF PiGe bundle Shingles, 10 supply
large orders ohippogi whewood Boards Maple Josi
OAK Plank and JOt Cherry Boarss and Plank, aad Cot
Jos Locust, Cedar and Chestnut P0s An assortment o
Ash PLANK Locust and Cedar Timber, suitable for steam
boats or other Plans worked for f "ring ,'aH
and Ceiling Iah and Fsncng PaeS ot OF CART and bAR
aod Carriage Feioei. WosKED SoUTHkRS PITCH PiaE
PLAsx. Also, qqaatiy OF nch, tpci', aod ltincn
Plank l.Inch ana Boards. good and oTy p2et1er "ih
srge qugutity BOX Boards and nAssnrulsnt OF BUILD
ING iasgR ahch they offer for sale 10 SUIT sniprr',
dealers builder. moderate prices at the CORNER oF
WEST AND HoRATo Streets. rai,o W.
GAnRET GEDaGE EDWARD GREEN
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pEAl Els MUSEUM and PICTURE

d GALLERY-C. II. DEvoE, Mansger.-ETery day
ard evening week the sublime and beautiful exhouon
OF the TRI al OF CHRIST,a group ct S hgures IN etau
ary. The Norwood Gypsy OMAN can he consulted iace
10 face in private apartment She does pretend 10 oe
Fortune Teller, but processes by her knowledge OF Phys
ology, Pbysiognouly Philosophy, Phrenoogy Mesuerm
and hlen Sciences, be able Instruct others OF
good intellect She will Inform them they married or
rot giv,g them history of past times, the present and The
future II she knew them from BIRTH she has 30 cOnnec
ton with CT knowledge OF Madame AGo.phr, account oi
whose imposition and runaway from Ulster appeared IN tn
New-York pnpers Observation-Disclosures &c the Museum .
carrs. Children half prcr t2a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

sDsArg FROM FREEz1sG.--Ee hear that MIR j..
Titcomb, Of tho firm of Geo. Hill q Co., be-
slne chilled by the cold in riding to Natham ON
aaday afternoon, that he died IN short time.
ss health was not very good, and the cold prob
ay had more effect upon him on that account.
~ Boston Times.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10
NEKKINS, CAKDs, t.nameIled and

NERklnS' CARDS, Enamelled and
Pearl suriace.-PrHlers, Eograyers, Booksellers aAd
others bay Cards, Will End cards IN the country
ecua to or quality and chez pGess Great lmPo'e-
meats have made in these Cards within short tine,
and the Enarnaed Cards ~rranted superior for
Cooperoa,- Printing style Writing and Letter Pres Print
:ng and beautiful article for Address and siting
CARDS being OF clear white complexion, and smooth
CLASSY surface The Pearl Surface Card, for business
card usual purposes the oest IN they are not
surpassed by any other in point OF quality and are warrant
ed pn. well in every rrsorc to bear sroag body OF
ink fror. large type and all wosk equally They
are sold AZ prices chea ger than other cards of Dc quail
ity Scales OF sizes and prices gwen 10 any who wh
,her1 aad cards or sale, wholesale and retail by ios
manufacturers agent- JOHN ALLEH,
DIS 2sSSnk l33 Eas:a 1-strest
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

''1' " ' MARTHA COELiN
know Martha ConIn and believe what she sates 10 ms
,a."rnan. 10 l.. per,rc,lv trur JOHN POWER,
u'eu1 " - VICAR GENERAL OF NEw-YosK,
Rector or ST Peters Church.
Given AZ evy York this l4!h day sf December, lS42.
Ikno>y NartEa Coaln anu haye known OF her suffering
illness John DUBOIS, Bishop OF New-Iork
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10
4 IAYuENiS Premium Pens.-A Silver

gAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A civeE
Medal was awarded J. Hayden FOR MS very sIge'
r Pens uy lac American Institute al rs last FaI ne
overnre baye given them Preference and the bess
accopianis aa many Of the pubic institutions VII use no
otser P.r They have justly obtained tie hghes, rapule'
t and ae 40. scrcassed ecualedby any IN the country.
h tgaae are spped AanulactuEer prices by tie
sgsat; J. / 2. HAYDEN, FlaI,-sgeet-
ag.ns cso for SnlaaE Schoo and CoEniin2-bousS Ink
st,97f. HlvS #
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

D oa the morning of the 4th fire broke out u,
in The store in Charleston occupied by FFsaeFics
Wintarop, Esq The store was entirely consuhaeu
and another damaged About 40 bales OF cotton
in a great measure destroyed. The store burned
contained large quantity of Madeira wine ana
West India preserves, on which there is an 'hsHr'
ance Of $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

DHOTOGR4 4PHlC IIkENESSES,
a by the Dsguerrentype process, are taken - s9
RAND upper story OF Granite Building, corner % %
way ard Chambers stfee, New. York, trnace - Cpst
bers1reel By Moraud improved process pesGct as az
ness is produced in few secon.s ot any sn @ ,nn
shade OF color which may ae de,ed, and IN any possh
with any e1 preston OF courtenancet or Ia any oie'@
Price S. complete. in haadsoIie case t .,,,ti,t
Likensssss taken from a h ohaA uhe""H' ~ o.y ~
of g@ sther-ciear cloudy. or raiDy. Est IlA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10
54YNE'S EXPECTORANT.--This

HAYNES EYPECIORANI.--l MS
e1 Medicine already proved itself 10 be al that u ha
recommended, by those "ho have gisen II ta w. ~
IN This country and ,he demand for il increases day ne
bayr . o important Ok Asthma, WGich naS
been ected by The Of ii, IN neghoofiag so"H-he
case Il c female who had for icag Tune oee en-
der ,e care OF ohyscan but had received DO !eile and
be. case was considered hopeless As last resort she pur;
chased bottle pf Dr.. Jayne E1pscioran which Sdasea
Is raDdy resoeiss isr 10 health. We have ns tss'alon N
saving hat this preparation Of Dr. jayne Tor ne cnte OF
11aS; yaiI medic ne offered 10 American poC
lie TFere. qaackey abeat -Dr jayne Is ons 0. ,ns
.bs,rysr i, various preparations have bsen thoroughly
es.ec he is Iook=d rpoa great pubic bencfactor
'e'' - lSonersee (Ae.) Journal
Prepared only by DR.. JAYNE, No. sa5 Broadway, New
- 24f In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

Martha ConIin has lived III my family the las; l5 year.
and irry certify III foregoing made by her
Ii I ia rnrre,, Mr.. MARY 3. LLOYD,
''' - Ne 604 Broad 81. Newark, NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10
A MEXICAN MUSEUM-Nlarble build

II ing. Broadway, opposite ST. Pan!'s Chorcsl-
Change OF Pcrforrnances-AddiioR oRal Attractions
The Grand Sc iptural Moving rioTama OF the Dsuse
New DioraHic spectacle Of the LAZY OF tEs Lrse G,r
geous Moving Tableau called the Fairys Paradise Gr
Jenkins The celebrated Comic Dellneaior Tenor siser
Banjo E1ravagaHzs Italian Fani.ceIat by Sisnor
Ylvaidi. The Indian Warriors from the Far west
Admission 0 All . cenp-Children haliprice. no
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

EIO TEAChERS.-A lady who Is an
experienced Teacher and is qualified 10 teach in the
English Department French Language, Crayon Drawing
Painting in Wafer CoIos &c, is desirous of engaging
situation as Teacher 10 take charge OF classes
in ay OF tie above branches for the first OF May or before
References ,atstae tory Application be made before
liz 80 ire:s D 8 MurraY M !tM5L'
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HssHn sss Il A''' :a'S; RfssiEp p. 0usr, sprvryo,
Fg'HE NEW MlRRuR-Every numhe

4 y -
2 eGbslshst with sg or gna and sSS 1isis pesisG
on Sjrel-Edied by GEORGE T., NORRIS Illustrated
ey J. q CHAPMAN, ~ba i engaged tx@us Se'y g, ue
work;-Teru's, Three Dollars per aHnGn; sng'e HunA'
Ia lie course 81 tvv weeks the undersigned vii CON
niencs acs5aat the publication OF sESSS
ot The Nsw YORK NIsSoS, ~ the oetaco oSrs ca an sh
:ly 9r,stnai ran, with Sseei kas,rr,n: N
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per asnuus oTSi< and 7:aa'tsr ee"ts per copy.
The HEw ilSRoR Wit GpaeRr tts' many striking SuG
atractve eatuIr> listing r,r every efse' peri
euci Number Wi contain 6srt.ia! orig IaG Easrdr-
tsan Steel desi ss.d etched Uy Caay,aan, Illustrating
as !ettcrpreSs wch accompanies, and which II vii IA
vast peculiar ntrre,t Besides the cosiflhunoh. o9
AL OUR EXTENSIVE coSPS oE coKScSFoNp%NlS-~ieN
lne Ialet G this coGGlry-wt baYe mtdc
arrang Tor tres aGd eay uasees ttoA sos o!
hs writer's < Etnse aus ior proof hcSt rom several
OF popular authors of England with such 'lateriaS
sud TN uch able tsI'swbnter, G Ji te' viney ard
We hope presea the american rea et weekly jour
nal OF great value and uassu, eSceiience I9r pafat CT
me! = names viii he >etGiouy dyoded The MIRHoN WIZ
be rsmarkable hope rather ot good asncies without
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v'ii eaoracr ia w seU's eVeiy HSP % pe ~
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,e c anu foreign -2.re4pln6e"ce literary Intelligence,
vi hun0r fashion at. gossip, prey, me Hue aftUi1
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aud eni7easg, as wei! - mpro'g II wIli'eeS usialy
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ind viii ever feel is duty u be- to turn the SaaJ "de
OF things to huRia5 EYES
The work will oe published every Saturday. in numbers
sixteen large superuyd pages with double CO..
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!lrm the end OF the year two superb volumes each nt
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eraitre ant! the fne arts.
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.i,-rtng The cost ans, beauty OF lis FIFTY VIZ EN-
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uarding mark per ann by resumng We c1ehptcum
which was iuerruTied, much 10 my regret, b.
GEORGE P. MORRIS, EGitn".s, nrar Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

NM ANTED, Immediately, several hon
est, Intelligent and cnserpr;sng young men 10 So
Iici subscribers popular periodicals.. To those wEo
bring satisfactory written recommendations soo1 sncouI-
agenen, will be given by ISRAEL POST,
O S,isK 9S Bowery
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

RHODE ISLAND SrEAMBoArs.-Msssrs Editors
Now tha. the days are becoming considefao!y
LONGER. it would much accommodate the travelling
pnbie, if the proprietors OF The above mentioned
boats. and indeed of all the East Rlver evening
boats, would make arrangements TO leave r New.
York at instead of O'Clock, r. NJ. lhey can
do it and get through Hur! Gate before DARK.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

A Gentleman of CANTON, OHIO, after careful
study of Fouriers works, has become so impressed
with the necessity-as well as convinced of the
practicablity-of a great change in the Social
DESTINY OF MASklND, that he has devoted him
self ardenty to the propagation of the principles
that are to lead to this mighty result. Three ar
ticlcs have appeared in the Ohio Repository from
his pen, each of ample length. They are admir-
bly, written and we welcome with delight so capable
a leborer in the field of Reform We feel con-
yuced that he is animated by that patient and per-
scvering enthusiasm which is so necessary to such
a cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

place full confidence the statement made by HaG'ns
Conil having known her the past tweaty years. WIN
cLeeru!y give any particulars IN relation 10 ie1 Gag "
N'''s Sr. ELIZABETH
Irnr,c
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

have confidence in the representations nale py hafh'
"0"i'7 ,A' 10 = 'N'' ELIJAH r. PURDY,
Alderman 10th Ward OF the Cily OF Ne"'XsfA.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

BOARD or Room Wanted-ln any
pleasant part OF the City ia exchange orurnltue and
a piano Address II. 5. a. Upner Post Office 2ht I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

AN INTELLIGENT DoG.-A friend OF ours IN an
Eastern city relates the following anecdote OF MS
Newfoundland dog. On a certain Sunday, after
church, the family were all assembled in the
drawing.room, and evety member of it, with one
exception, occupied in reading. The dog, alter
making reconnaissance of the party, proceeded
Of his own accord to the library, and taking down
hook from the shelves, returned and presented 1t
"a the individual who unprovded with that
conyepient instrument for whiiing away the long
ovsr,er of an hour before dinner Troy Wing
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10
YETt = 5i7tlE sINDtRSiGNED, Bmld'

w rr and others engaged in erection oi na,mn2S
having Boxes Al No. Broad:'reel, co'uuny i ~" w. %
h Mechanics' Exchange" helleNc maj 5',s eo , h
our employers and own Interest "oa,H ns ~ w otn1r
having all orders aud communications ao' e''~' " =
dwellings,. a., Ill orders ard
communlcations after he first day OF May, ieS or
ti.rough the Despatch Post to our places os 'eoNe"e
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

% EFECTORY,l l37 Chatham st. corner
q of Roosevelt where Breakfasts. Dinners and Suppers
are we'd every ay Oysters sewed ~ fried . Cts
nor -,late ub6 W. NJ L. BgUNDAGE.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

nEW FOR SALE-Pew No. 33 IN the
South Dutch Church in Murray street. corner Charch
ST. Is for sale No pew is more eligbly situated Apply
every Tuesday afternoon Mr Thorburn in The basement
of said Church. or on any day Aaron Clark o2 Liberty
street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

superio, of Tie Roman Catholic Orphan Asylun rance'
street, n. Z. EeC' Al, I"i--
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sBE INDICATOR. A MIscELLANY OF SELT.IMPRoYEMENT.-
~ February, lS43. Vol. l. Nc. 4 J. D. Lockwood.
his number of the Indicator contains many well
ca extracts from various books, reviews, peri
.rals, &C., intended to point cut the path of self
Aprovemenl to the young. Though it seems to
sta,her an aggregation of good things than sys-
suetc collection, arranged upon some plan; still
NJ separate articles have value Of their own,
IEasch gives worth to the publication; and it caa-
atbe read without proft-though the contents
sh,, in better haads, subserve still better pur-
Ase The work has been received with favor and
III be found seryiceable in the cause in which it
81 H..
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Az ADDRESS DELIVERED AT THE OPENING OF THE GENE
SEE WESLEYAN SEMINARY, January Is, Ia4S By Rev.
DR.. OLIN, President Of the Wesleyan University. Ro-
chester David Hoyt.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

IVEKPOOL COAL-For sale at the
Ward OF J. s Lewis io4 washington-s,reet, foo; OF
superior Liverpool Coal, So so per chai
dron f25fl GRINNEIL, MINT GU
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To FARMERS, 9RAzIERs, ASRICyLTg IIs EII'

B.ss:
10 the o. al =" s rs o according to
as- peus Of .oa 6 aai
i1 s n sss rs q &.
blood gross humon obstucted perspna,ion ,uch a
zee s: s'ss any I'M:
sS. q. ef i
@ aPs sssH arg "S SOLD
'1HR5f the best med.
n' s s d BE so % all disorder II s.Sed ss
ES DR = o Sd .sh Of inf
nate service and should be omitted all where
ONLY ne de6:rss admirably afford.
6%sni proper Junction Tn. drink also eoan;.se.
a so s
RED EEsTER BoTTIE-FO. .ubduins inflammation
s i0o morbid swelling; hoE,e: also an s1cesn. cooling
In bottles. with b' dHtoaOns ; !. q each. No
YULiSERxRY BHLsAM-For endiea,ns MARBLE. J. N
cd Se that s be .sd
AND AM %oR SAtI IL
S a. this s
s.. ;s s ss:s
the scIupuIous accuracy the preparation OF phys
clans prescriptions.
The above medicines prepared and sold exclusively
the Medical Hall Essex street, three doom from Grand op
posite the Market New York.
Orders from the country promptly executed. ais 3mer
IMPORTANT TO FARMEKS-The New York Night
Soil Company are row prepared to receive and ulh
ders Tor manure which pronounced by the mos, practical
and respectable farmers to be its rtzinE qual
to any manure now in use aud they intend selling at
such prices TO make IL accessible TO farmer.
FOR particulars enquire al the once the agent Cham
bers street.
Orders also he left for the removal Of the Of
pools and sinks, which will be attended with all
sibe cleanliness and punctaaty They have been the
expense OF purchasing vessels for the of
from the city, and TO make agreeable to the they
have close tubs and and have arranged have
vessel al the wharf, TO where the work going
20 prevent The nuisance Of cartns through the city
All orders be left letters addressed the Office Of
the agent. Is Chambers street. m3 Imp
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
'NHE SUBSCRIBERS now opening, by arrivals,
their iprng assortment Of Hardware &C., which they Of
Ter at the lowest market for cash ed
Buu Hinges and Screws Fine Pen and Pocket Cutie
Brass she Goods. ~.
yapaned Tea Trays. Table Knives and Forks.
Timed Hollow Ware Scissors, Raxors and shears
saws. Files and Tools Dixon Sons Wares.
Bolts, Locks, &c Castors, Candlescks, &c.
Scytnes, ckles, Shovels, Spades. &c. &C.
Also. full as,ortpent Guns Pistols Rifles and Gun
isna lower pces than other no afford SELL
avng been purchased aucsn and else where below
original cost
A. w. SPIES co,
Az lmer 2l8 Pearl street opposite Plat street.