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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24
TIE REVOLUTION IN ST. DOMINGO.

The revolution that has broken ont in this Isl
and appears by the --latest news, to be far from
qnelled Indeed the las, report represents The
whole Island 10 be IN state Of civil war The
demand Of the insurgents is Tor n more liberal form
of Government; one on the plan Of the United
States they prefer. Their pTesen, form of Gov,
crnmcnt is in It's operation lutte better than alb
solule monarchy. President Boyer was chosen TO
tina, office during his life. The Legislature con
sis,s Of two branches. The assembly is chosen by
dent sends three names 10 them, one of which the!
select for Senator. IN This manner the Senate is
chosen, and it naturally is the creature Of the
Presidents will, Each town has Governor. WIN
is, after fashion, the judcinl officer Of the place
Every able bodied man is required to do military
duty. and they meet for this purpose every Sun
day, and are reviewed, A few are KEEP, on duty
during the week. The consequence is, that in
this resolution. the insurgents are in a condition
Of disciplined militia. 1t will be bloody and
brutal affair, whether the government, or the nsur-
gents prevail.
Laier.-The schr. lTurd, at New York on the
18th inst, from Aux Cages, repor's that on the
LIST, when about fvo miles from Jercmic, she was
boarded by a boat from the shore, the persons in
which reported tina, the troops which had been sen,
from Port au Prince to put down the insurreclon,
had mostly gone over to the insurgents that
battle had been fought on the preceding day, but
with what result was not known
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24

The editor Of the American Protector don't like
some of our editorials. We are extremely sorry
they are written on purpose to please him.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24

.Ne~ Hamp'hhe-lsa towns heard from give
Hubbard $50 Majority. There are II town. TO
come in
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24

'tJ"The Democrats of Georgia have nomna.
ted Mark a. Cooper II, candidate cor Governor
VI lha, State.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24
NORM fCil.

Our subscribers in Norwich will find the Age at
the office of f. FLINT, Esq, who is now our au-
lholsed Agent.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24

TWO HUNDRED AND ONE!
Ter contra. The coons have carried Troy os
usual though by an decreased majority, and
Utica by the whole of l6 majo,iy The spring
elections in The Empire State have resulted in
complete overthrow Of the coons.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24

Whoever heard OF such Yves Their in March,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24

1t will no recollecled how much fuss the Bos.
ton Atlas has made about Gov Morton being cleo
ted by the vote of Mr. Collins, asserting, in addi-
lion. tina 1.-THE Legislature could bc'puIged' there
would be coon majority. Well, wing com.
millee, 10 whom was referred the disputed seats
has reported, and the result ia, that four coons and
one democrat, are, in their opinion, holding seats
illegally! They also restore Mr. Nash, dem. to
his sea, by being deprived of which, by The four
Illegal vo,es II, the commencement, Of the .e..icn,
Mr. King the coon speaker, was elected. Mr. King
had one majority over Col. Thomas, dem. Dcduc,
the votes that the themselves declare 10 have
been Illegal, and Col. Thomas was fairly elected I!
Cannot the paroquet Of the Atlas chatter collins
Governor" COLLINS Governorn' few times! 1t
would sound preliy
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-03-24

Gov, Polk is nbout to take the stump again in
Tennessee. We find the following notice in the
Nashville Union Of the 9TH:
owe are authorized to slate. tina, James X
Polk, candidate for Governor Of Tennessee. will
address his fellow citizens at the following times
and places. At which several times and place, he
invites his competitor to attend"
Following this is Il list of appointments ut seven
.y-hve towns. commencing April sth, and ending
on the 3ls, of July. Such campaign as this is
probably unexanpcd in the history Of politics.
There !, something noble aud manly in this system
Of stump electonecring which we cannot but like
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

EMANCIPATION IN THE WEST INDlEs--The
N Y. Jour Com. says "A Quaker friend of
ours, who recently Travelled extensively in the
Island of jamaica and other British West India
Islands, with view to learn, from his own OBJ
servation the practical working Of the new sys-
TEN, came to the following conclusions:
l. Wherever the emancipated negroes are
fairly, kindly, and wisely treated there they are
working well on the properties of Their old mas
tiers, and that the existing instances OF a contrary
description must be ascribed 10 causes which
class under slavery, and not under freedom.
2. An increased quantity of work thrown upon
the market, is OF course followed by the cheap
ening of labor
3. Real property has risen and is rising in
value.
4. The personal comforts of the laboring pop
ulation, under freedom, are multiplied ten fold.
5. Lastly, the moral and religious improve
ment of the negroes, under freedom, is more than
equal to the increase Of their comforts. For, in
the first place, there has been rapid increase
and vast extent of elementary and Christian edu-
cation, schools for infants, young persons and
adults, multiplying in every direction and sec
ondy, the gradual but decided dmnuton of
crime, amounting IN many country districts al
most to It's extinction; and thirdly, the happy
change of the general, and almost universal
practice OF concublnage, for the equally general
adoption of marriage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10
For The Tribune.
TIE MORNING STAR.
.r .rGrs1rs sNopcRAss.

he biOAS~'--~
W AUGUSTUS saopcRAss,
15rr,s morning has a star as bright
As that which rolls on high,
Just as the young Days cold gray light,
Steals softly DER the sky
a star of joy-a star Of love,
Which fondly, purely beams
Bright as the scenes where gaiiy rove
Sweet Childhood's golden dreams.
II bushes from the azure walls
Where sleeps the faded night,
And by its smile of Beauty calls
The soul to life and light!
Yet as the busy day rolls on
1t flies the burning glare,
And fades before the flaming Sun
Within It's realms OF AR.
Then comes the noisy press OF Lie
The mixing with the crowd;
The hunt for gold-the woe-thc strife
The conflict long and loud
But back from these my soul will turn,
And gaze on that dim star,
But behold it as an Urn
Where Pleasures ashes are
No more the laugh and song surround,
Nor early friendships smile;
But they are like the dull, dread sound
Borne from ruined aisle.
see but dim and misty forms
Once loving and caressed
Yet they stretch forth their shadowy arms
To touch my heaving breast.
Then gaze on that sacred Soul
Which knew my earliest hours;
Whose words upon my spirit stole
Like winds in Summer bowers
Before me stands his mighty shade
And looks with eyes severe,
And points, through all the Past arrayed,
Unto each distant year
He lifts on high his shattered Tyre
And melody would bring,
But woos in vain the Stumbling fire
Unto its nouldered string.
Not vainly did he touch that Tyre
While Life flashed in his veins;
Fen now his tones fly why'd with fire
Along our hills and plains!
And if my song has ever brought
A ray of JOY to me,
II was that the sacred fame | caught,
My early friend, from thee!
And though thy humble grave afar
My knees have never pressd,
Yet thou dost shine, a sacred star,
For ever in my breast.
But oft when Silence stills the Earth,
And breathes her spell on me,
dream that thou dost wander forth,
And that | walk with thee
But on thy brow [ see no more
Thy many woes Impressed =
Woes, which like snake-fangs stung, and Dor
Thy spirit to its rest!
But earnest, calm-thou movest by
And on me lay'st thy hand =
see blessing in thine eye
Brought from the spirlt-land:
And oft as thus walk by thee,
l wander back aiar;
And through the msts around ME see
The smile OF young Liie's star.
yor1rjcb ~ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

TnE Music or TIE SrHEREs.-M. Arago, at a
recent meeting of the French Academy commu
nicated some particulars of the fall of an aerolite
which happened near Utrecht, about eight o'clock
on the evening OF June ,. a heavy dctonation
was heard to a distance of twenty or twenty.tive
kilometres ID to Is miles, like that OF three or
four discharges of cannon, followed by noise,
which was compared by the greater part of the
persons who heard il to military music, or the
LHolian Harp. This terrible and extraordinary
music appeared 10 proceed from west TO east, and
continued for two or three minutes, throwing the
inhabitants OF the ncighboring country into great
alarm AT the sane moment peasant saw
heavy body fall at a little distance in meadow
On repairing to the spot, a hole was discovered of
a conical form, at the bottom OF which was found
black stone, which was taken out. This aero
lite had penetrated the earth in a vertical drec,
ton to the depth of a metre. and its course was
arrested upon q bed of moist sand. In a quarter
of an hour after its fall it was cold Its weight
was seven Kilograms or Is lbs; at little dis
lance several other aerolites were found of les
size.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

Tue TRIUMPH OF ARA certain quack den
fist, celebrated for mineral composition for stop
ping the teeth, having got greatly in debt, has,
we understand, been trying new composition
tcalled ten pence on a pound,) with which he has
succeeded IN stopping the teeth of has creditors.
Punch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

u w. L. Garrison, in letter from Northamp-
ton, dated July H. says: There is nothing un.
der Heaven so devoid of principle so callous to
shame, so reprobatc in spirit, so prohgate in prac-
tice, so mpudent IN pretenson, or so villainous in
design, as the existing Democracy OF the United
States, falsely 50 caled.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

WASHINGTON EL[XlR-A sure and lasting
W for The Fever ard Agu., Dyssnt-ry DarrEc.e
Summer Complaint aud Bilious Cholic The aboy- remedy
Offered nth confidence by ths Popretos Agent Z
MGliON ~ Bo:ety, coTn-Tof Graudstrret sad corner
virtues sad The following: Ea;ract of latte. from G. "
Allerton, tsg:, itsrlnaa OF the Twelfth Ward: Z" pur
chased Sos Of Elixir and !Ied old man In ms
employ who mad used all other remedies without eject he
hsd become weak that con!d scarce rise from ms
bed gave mn rhe Elixir and astonishing TO sss the
good effects the old revived him neiaiev .d
three days with being ttIs weak he abb 10 DO his
ordinary work My family after the old man had ben so
soon risFed used the Elixir alsc and In e.ch case e
fectually restored 10 health.
haTa severe attack OF Dyseuterv IN ny familv
chec ked II III using Gus dose OF the Elixir,
poor vicinity who mad tried all th, usual
Tses without esc for Fever and Azue Of five rnorhs
stantaS was INSTANTLY relieved after usin. about in-cas.
full OF hs Ei1 and has not been troubled with the ASue
since.
Extract of letter from J. Campbell. yr.:
have used the Washington Elix. in ssTera! 49, -
DlaTrhss II ny family the ysar with immediate relief IL
every case have fs,ztlon recommending h FyiT
sale and stcacious remedy similar sttacks P1ic
W cr w,foRk April o. ls4s
public that have used the Washington Elixir for svs Al
tack OF Dlarrhsa about months since aud was ru ,
usei II Of rny daughter who WAS Yerv ssys,i,
lacked and enc dose cured her in less than an ~
has n=YeI had If slnce list about four aop;
Hour OBJ ssrv't, a RSEST FINK
I. SIN al cases Of Yorns II peYer fails AMI In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

s,sy- FOR SALE-A Farm of about 81 acres, sit
si;l uaed in Northampton about IS miles from Bal!st9n
Springs. About are leased land, me remainder
in fee There about wood land, thrifty orchard
and Of waste land Hgon The place The 6adnss
ition thrre Is also neveaiIln well of Water convenient
" situated.
ing about o acres OF leased Land with House and Barn ;ess
the I'VE! road They will be sold separately togethcr-
$500 the purchase money bend aud m3rtsase
the premises OF at No 25 Prosr-ctstreet Brooklyn.
10 2nl-6dDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

u B. Edwards, Esq, has been appointed
Postmaster Of Alton, H., in place of Cyrus Ed.
wards, Esq, who resigned that post u few weeks
since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10
SOAP WORKS AND PERFUME La
BORATORY.

I" VI .JOHNSON & NROOM,
MANUFACTURERS AND CHEMISTS.
The Trade supplied on the most Liberal terms,
Pale Yellow Soap, FOR family rene de Almond.
,y! nss- Cologne Water.
" NIT bar Soap, scented Las rn!er do
Palm Windsors and every. de. Bear Oil
scrgtion OF Fancy SOAPS OK Marrow Ponuaie.
Tor 1rocerS Druggists Ship Curling Find.
ping Merchants and Fami-i Orange F oyer Water.
nesIn the Grsiest style and Greciau DE for the HI
, haiSh- Gold Cream.
Perfume EalyIor for The Comp leyiOn;
Shaving SOAPS in pots and Perfume BAGS moths
cakes, OF the most e1ceileatl Beaucifying Lotion.
quality: Antique Oil
Toilette Powder. Handkerchief Essence.
MIX OF Ross. & hlorine Tooth " ash
Extract % Musk. E.srtt de Ro.e.
All articles manufactured AZ those works as 10 Su
the trade Daler Merchants aud Petdier would do WeilD
INSPECT stock before making their purchaser aus I'm
10 MOTHERS.--NRs. DIyGLEY would inform
mothers IN general that her Magic Salys pasters -
osg,,eifn 'smeay and highly recommended BY the isa
cr hte or stlS Leg III every stage of the ,Seasc heier
@cs os P2eaon 70 esfestabIe ladies c who have
where may be had for Salt Reu Scad Head and all
uplipa. on the lace or OF children. Also enreioE e
LeThcates OF cures performed by her UaTesl OiGtmencaa
be seen oy applying aI2e .Bseklaa-st, iyl3M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

sss. THE subscribers respectfully inform the pub
stSic that ihey have removed their Nursery aud Flower
Garden from their former establishment IN Broadway
co. 23f Tat! The 81 "heTr
with increased facilities they continue the business ~ al us
branches and offer Tor sale addition 10 their already li-e
assortment OF Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Shrubbsry Herb
aceous Plants and TO which they arr aiding yearly
al that new and worthy of cultivation. They hnre hy
strict attention business merit continuance 81 I'D
vor; they have hitherto received from the public he 3r'
m stages leave every half hour the Astoria stages and the
Harlem Rsirea cars nearly every hour during the DAY from
Chathan-,,reet. opposite the y Hall and soI, a 9ths
y,lI.n requested 80 10 d. THOMAS HOGG SONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

IL NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS
tST Packet cfthe 18th AugustThe splendid we'll known
-zfast sailing, fayorits pacEet.shp LIVERPOOL,
Captain John fdridce 1850 buen, her second
voyage will sail positively above her REGULAR day Ii.
we'll known aud equally admitted by al that the Liverpool
beaten the packet ships New York and Sheffield her
passage hence several days, and also every racket on her
posssg that sailed company with her well those
which sailed several DAYS before her Her accommodations for
caUn, ,fsoiu caG @ syfts I,s,-ts ar 70 very sqg
see. Those DESTROYS securing bes this agncen, ship
should i nak early application on hoard foot Bur
linz slip, ". y J. T. TAPSCOTI,
50 Peck slip, corner oil SOuth-str-et.
The LlN tRPOOL wIl sail from Liverpool the 5th Of
October aordng persons wishing to send for Their friends
favorable opportunity OF having i! m brought in
OF the regular line reasonable and those wish
remit money have drafts any amount payable
demand IN all the principal towns of Great Britain and
Ireland.
B.-The sIDDoNs will succeed the Liverpool and sail
18th Angus jy28
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

THE COMPLEXION AND ERUP1TONS or
i the Face, Body, Skin, ci.pped tender Flesh &c
miracle wonder, and blessing, asy erupoC or
Disagreement Of Inc skin and tender capred iiesh is Tie
Italian Chemical soap. The effect OF this The skin A.
most sueTnnan hes received ths highest encomuus Of
the Medical Society OF Paris and warranted never aiiu.
remedy for pmpes, eckles blotches, scnrry lsuI
an, Sunburnt morfhew cSPprd tender flesh Il will
change The coorOf dark yellow discolced saltny
cssess. L The bites OF ntects, mosquitoes &c
Sold p.ice 81 cents cake t- The American ragle
s. Nw-Eork lS9 Fu!,on-stIee Brooklyn
jyl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10
TITLE Fli-Grneral Provisions.
lrN1.r IL

Section B. No Cart Truck or Dray, whether loaded or
otherwise and employed the transportation OF goods,
for hre or wages and no Mkmans cart shall be iElseqoF
Newly ork without having thu o! the owner thereof
painted wit! black paint upona white ground ie square
Of the after part OF the shaft of such cart truck dray PLAN
seen, under penalty of five dollars be iof
and recovered from The Owner Owners DIVERS the.eoi,
ssyeray and respectively
mn FOLLOWING RULES .,sE To BE ossERyEDBy THE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10
HEALTH AND LONG LIFE.
pARR,S LIFE PILLS.

THIS singpary efficaciouS medicine Is now
MIN, introduced into every fsmlly. and rests is el,i
- uis ~ most credible authority NumerSns I,as
Of cuIss Effected BY ;hs msdie'ne are df!y received BY H.
Propsi.tars. See the tn!IoNlbs;
C;sntIsm,n-H.ta -tat,ude aud pleasure Aanoasc- =.
crrr wrought on myself BY The use OF PARIS LIEt
FILLS my whole system Was deragg'a'; wt % cosfte
and boucd az tia; existence L. me " stnphHsn So
,, IN. , f ms body >uch that per,;.feI X ~
- 80 1rticn I.d much hat ny clothes would b. og;-
s,.lr.tr, which soon brought DOWN. ,at bcc,a. 80
, NJ. " eak. sqTisl TO yhTt~ different doctors but ~
reIisf peNtaUpl, 70 'ne tuirrnary, bur Al no u
fi.y rir, aur Is Autusyrr man had less IA ti n -
Used medicines. Io0k ihHs ml!s ~ GI'5 aud two IN he
mouie ne;er was 'H.lenF NOR i'lia ial foeiaas o
wee - nc 2,st b. sluS; kspteoi't rs taking he Mi,
for four months eud found them Sradusy overcoming
ailments util was sIt restored u Y fleet ,sb ~
now most cordially Yield faith 20 the curss forth n &
little book iocsh confess was ,t very su,piri1 "
them on liberty TO publish This irf think r
blessing % mankind than Wnai s1rsfi,r<
tel me has BEEN conferred by the your gnelitI5
Yours respectfully, va. PEARSON
Sold wholesale by T. Roberts < Co. 3Ul Boadwsy -
Of Duane and retail by the al the respectable irSr.
ia Nryy- ork In boxes % ana p cts each y!0 !ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

Portmsn-strect, Portnan square, London.
This Is sold at the low price of B. erG shilling bottle
the sign Of the American Eagle so Chathams,reet, New
York. and By these agentsn Philadelphia BY /.ber
Ibrt d Docktrce next to the American Hotel Wash
ngton D. C.; IN Boston, Sdte-stgeet; Chlreston c.
2 Kinree Albany 81 State-street; i'll Brooklyn, l59
FutGnst. Iyl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

ONE REASON FOR SLEEpING SouNDIY.--An Ell
DERBY Irishman, examined as a witness at Glas-
gov, Police Court, on Saturday, in case OF COM
plant about disordcrly house, being asked If he
slept pretty soundly, replied yes and added as
reason--'' Because [ am widower, yer homer"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

Each Cart must have the number and plainly paint
ed on both sides OF the shafts with black oil pant upoa
white ground.
3D. Each Ctman, the day designated for has Class, must
appear wh Horse and Cart at Tie North W est side ot the
Pk ranging single line from the Chanbers.street
South, space around each order that the Supern-
of the Carts, Sc.
3d. Each C4rtman produce his present License
der that 1t may be renewed
h Every Cartman who shall neg ect appear the day
designated ioF his Class shall appear without his number
aud plainly painted directed by Law VIII be- cousd
cred having f-lnqused tt business OF Csrtman and his
License wil! be aRnulled accordingly. By order.
New-York Mayor Office, July 90 1913. vs. tI9A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

Tn CHANCERY, Eighth Circuit-The Bank
Commissioners OF the STATE of NswEor, vs. the Bank OF
ButaioN Office -r2by given pursuant order the
Court OF Chancefy dated thu 2s day of February 1873 that
y add effects Of the said Bank of Buffalo that By said order
It IS eer;ed 20 Of tn. Masters of this Court residing the
egut OF all tn demands OF any description against the said
Bank OF Buffalo; and enable the said Master 10 TAX, and
state said account and for the general purpose contemplated b.
III; statute all the creditors Of the said Bank Buffalo ART
tpired 70 exhibit hr accounts, claims end demands against
thesald Bank Of Buffalo ames Croker Esquire the Mas;
Ter aaIin SAID reference IN charge at ms Office in the city
Buffalo, By The 18Th day OF September next, and becouq 4e
% ts suit; and in default thereof they Will BE- pfeclud-t
from all benefit Of ths decree which shall b. made in dis sR
ad from any distribution which shall be made und. such d.
cree. Buffalo March the Sth 1913.
IRA \. BLOSSOM, iiecetTcr Of the Bank Of Buffalo
jtfF, tAOCN ER. Master IN thenceTT. mills d,Sl7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
LNRE INSURANCE at the lowest rates by the
i Hartford Fire Insurance Company incorporated 1870
Charter Trrpetual.)
Thus long established and well known Institution having
been IN active operation upwards OF thirty years
Houses Furniture Stores, Merchandise and Every de-
scrpon Of property against or damage by m on the mos,
favorable terms JOHN NELSON. Jr. Agent
ls2O jm 81 Val street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10
CAST IRON FOUNTAINS.
D. /. FARSAM, 2.

poNGtEo-l2 cases White Pongees 50 Yards
10 Dc do do Hdkfss figured.
ann sue 0T GRINNELL. MINTURN * co.
sag 10 So9lh-sges.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

sa-gs .ELIZABETH-PORT AND NEW
[t..=r.s.zl YORK FERRY ,COMPANI.--sumMER
SssrrssI-----..;S.sz- AKRASGEMEHr.-FaT l2t Cents
The Steamboats, WATER-WITCH andClNDERELLA
ply daily from EizstiPort Newly oEk touching at N'w-
Brighton and Port Richmond, each trip. as follows:
SUMMER. ARIA \ CEMENT.
On aud after the Isl day o. June, lGi3,
Al 81, and i O'clock 4 NJ ATS: s. and 10. O'clock A. n
At l. and O. O'Clock 7. NJ. Al 2 and 6. o'clock T. NJ
On SUNDAY, On SUNDAY,
Ats 10 aud y o'clock A. NJ At8 10 and III o'clock A NJ
AZ l. Ii aud O'Clock P M.lAt2 8: and O'Clock r. VI.
y. BPsssengec for Westirid Scotch Plains, falnheld
Bound Brook, Scmerv- Eastom and Schooeys Mountains
BY the Elixthr-town and SomeTyle Railroad Cars, w
leave New ork the 6. O'Clock boat III the morning. and
the O'Clock boats IN the afternoon.
Passengers 81 oclock boat viii leave Somsryie
Eaon and for Schooleys Mountain the arrival
of the a Sou-rvIlla.
Passengers for Railway VIII leave New York IN the lOi
O'Clock boat the morning, and IN the o'clock boat the
afternoon. FaIe - Railway % cents.
The Horse Car viii leave the front OF the Union Hotel quar-
Ter of an hour previous 20 The departure OF each boat.
All baggage Al th- risk OF lis jy7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-10

AND ALSO THE
PURIFYING EXTRACT

THE 'INUIAN PULMONARY BALSAN' =
I compounded and prepared according 10 an original ~
rip given 20 the propnstor father many years since by e.,
sir Nrors He recommended lils medicinal colroppl y,
~. such As the Indian MEDICINE Mss used prevent
Coughs Colds and Consumption and also 70 ciecns. sp W.