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Arrived.

Ship Southport Griffith days from Charleston, mde. u
Geo Buckley
BARK Isabella Mckee. u days 5, Ichn Pr sugar md
rnoIsses, TO Atop x Chsuncey.
BaIue Lagrange. Potter from Mobile and days from Sa-
vunnai. cotton TO Dunham \ IlIInon.
Brig Madison. iioey days from savannah, cotton. &c 10
SturgcSs 4 Chairman.
isr hg Ellie. Card 10 days from Windsor rs. plaster to
Soue x Whltney.
Brs Emily. sherwood. days from Charleston cotton. Ia
Durham & nimon
Brig Washington Barge Appleton. 20 days from Para. ndia
rubber, &c To Allen s PaSsan
Schr ,.aena, from Martinique. 81 Thomas II days.
gar and mo 6s~ss. II order
Schr Tomn. Townsend IL days from Iscua Ia Gtande.
Cuba and molasses. ~ l. McCreaay & Co.
Schr Sarah. Gercuson days from Newbern. NC navsl
stores 10 J Blackwell.
Schr T. II Herck Wilkins Salem. na>S.
Schr Experience. Atkins. Chatham, f,h.
Schr Oscar. Baker. Boston. mise
Schr Mantano. E,drhice. Portsmouth. mdse.
Schf Victor. Hse Boston. mdse.
Schr Greca! Nckrtson. Boston, mdss.
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STEAMERS IN SIBERIA.-The Russian Govern
ment has authorized THEODORE PAsNliAU, meF-
chant at Tobolsk, to run steamers on the lake at
Baikal, and on the rivers Obi, Tosolsk, irtsch'
Yenssei, and Lena, on the condition agreed 10
bv P.sy;LAu, that two Of the vessels shall com
mence running in the course Of the present year
The building of these is already commenced,
They are to be called the Emperor, Nleh"t"s and
the Czarcpitsch. They will be the first steam
ers ever introduced into Siberia.
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THE TRIBUNE.
For The New-York Tribune.
TO MISS /.

..Tbsre was a maiden fairey than mary fair
And good and spoess; Through the vale OF 1 me
SFor all men bles'd her, from her crystal name
Lake breath i the mirror even Envy passed -ba"e'
She shins.
Like To good deed in wicked word. '-sAakes'e0'e'
Hearts devoid OF guile John. .
Find friend. whereer they 90 "-Bnr"s.
'Tbrueiy dere good people in de world yet .aa'f'"
It's not thy beauty, lady, that we prize'
IT'S not thy blooming cheek-thy glossy mar,
IT'S not the lustre ftby beamIng eyes;
But tits the frank goodwill reflected there;
The I" love to alp that reaches every where.
And every heart the kindness that denies
An things to self, and renders even this
Dull world dwelling place Of Happiness
And, il thy happy face We seldom zee,
That look,-that tone, we often mus; recall
With pleasure thy dear memory will be,
Az thou hast been a blessing 10 us all.
Although the consolation is but small,
|, will be some at leas; il will TO me-
TO think TINT we hare been most happy.-Then
We can be- and nc may be so again.
Lady, I is true that thou arr rery fair
'ris also true ,ha, beauty II soon be gone:-
For wrinkles come, before we arc aware;
And Time leaves nought for eyes TO rest upon
But Thy bngh, loneliness is only one
OF thy Projections so thou need'st not care.
Thy Virtues will be left, and still will be
Revered through Time and through Eternity
"The good ore ever happiest." so says
Some moralist, and truly. BE il -
And Worth will ever wake the voice OF Praise;
Ii is a law, unchanging as the flow
Ofs,reams down hill: they are compelled TO go
AS we re constrained to love thy gentle ways:
And thus twill be, while this great globe is moved
Beauty will be admired, and Worth Jeiooed
God bless thee, lady thou wilt ever be
Ger stocked with friends Ifany hard assaults
Are made upon us, thou Ii not fail 10 see
That the unscrup'lous traducer hats.
For this should cover many Of our faults,)
The ONLY point, trhere IRE could ALL agree,
Was love TO thee II is true have said ii!
We couldn't help it;-but we II take the credit.
We must be severed, by dark Fate's control;
But thou wilt nerer, NEVER be forgot
Thou can st not name u single human soul
That ever knew thee and that love thee mott
And we would claim some calm and sunny spot
In thy warm heart, cur memories to ENROLL
For Heaven ne'er framed with all its power TO bless,
A heart more pure, more kind, so measureless
august 9Th. le4;. u
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ARKANSAS INSECTS The last Arkansas 1 raw
eler tells good story Of z citizen Of that State
who, while on board steamer on the MISSISSIPPI
was asked by gentleman f" whether the rs'sing
of stock in Arkansas was attended By much I'LL
ficulty OF expense ~
"oh, yes, stranges-thcy suffer much from
inSects." -,
"Iassets! Why, what kind Of insects, pray !,
"Why-bsors, eatar7ounts, "olres, and SIGN
Ike insects
The stranger stopped farther inquiry, nor oio
he deem it necessary 10 explain to the Arkansas
man some passages in Gpdsnlth's Natural MS
;rry,
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n, The editor of the Nashua IN. H. Tele-
praph-and he is great wag-does not exactly
saw that any worthless dogs in his vicinity have
been killed lately but the following has decided
squirting that way
,f.spe-Soue Of the f,ry.'leven thousand dogs which
ne., villa be Il come home to breakfast rs we
foretod
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CAPITAL PUSIsYmEsTs.-Thc following para
graph is taken from one Of the morning papers and
IS pertinent illustration of the efficacy OF public e&-
ecutions in restraining men from crime:
{. Fheuczer J Perkins, u valuable and highly es-
,esmed citizen of Lowndes County Ga. was Killed
IN the 27tb uIr. by Alexander McFai, who imme-
d;o,.Iv abscond.d. The quarrel originated II some
small matter. The fatal wound was inflicted with
a dirk knife. Only The day before the murder oil
Nr. Perkins, Samuel Matox was hanged at lTouP
Vile in the presence OF more than thousand per
sons, for The murder OF small boy and among the
lnnkers.nn was Mr.. McFnil."
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Eassengers Arriycti.

In sh;, Son,bnort from tI.c-ieSton-Leut c Mariner
ana Indy. y: J5hnson lady and children Be.reder
and indy. Miss Marine. T. c Reueey n s19tsld Mr.;
ii coiey. Z Hamilton. j . Buckney VaUe Mira Massey
e G Hughes ID " inmh, c Rn,t, + Nelson, 6 Gregory.
In he sehr (9aena from Ndrtoiqre-N Darlington and
IL The Sehr PaHIlt from .Ma,as:as-M Burton anu Ave
In fhn 81 a-nrA
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MARRIAGE AT TIE Police OFFICE AT ALBANY.
Mr.. William Walter Scott late OF Van DIE
mans Land, whittier he was sent for his partlci-
patton in the Patriot War. and Miss Nancy By
bert, of Albany, were united in natIlmony' by
Justice Wentworth. at the Police Office, there,
on Friday morning. They frs, became acqnaint-
ed with each other about fifteen minutes before
the ceremony was performed.
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DCuDEEITE-A choice artscls OF Tbs valuable Fsrril
i,erCstr -I4nlfee:srsStOne oihe Jersey -Hea95,o 0.
island sf .ac-7cI-for j Charnbers-stre
Rerrbe- the number 3 between the Raj
road a9d Palno's, ard near the f,-,-Ot.ce.
POUDRETTE may lie apples: 20 Corr and most otas:
crops dressed with the hoe. with Beary good etIec;
irst and ~ the sse1aS hoenr n applied planting
sld When Used TIE hoelng IL wi maturs the crop wee.
or ten days earlier than any other osIInar
When applied planting. the difference IN maturing Will bs
iu! two weeks Ordinary One farmer last year
used er barrels Long Island this yenr has he'd
uhey oane The article prepared By the Ew. vnRg ..ra
pany n The CITY. -..H he found ,p,rr,,-
other Prepared m the rieIa,ts. II "a rn,tet -
cgrr'e, a, they eol.c the material IN Ties and Clssy h
oEerS Collect Il II Boct tIch brown The rnnte,.i
sdnd and nts tken from the SINKS night; when no s
cI:'nHnon can be used5u no; with ts Company whe
as they hays done thln 100 loads this season. BE CAREFUL
cen be had barrels as g. OF 10 bsrrs n M
or AZ the Mandatory, lahee corner OF Avenue r. );
hs locd n ~ cent? buAeel. lm9 n DIX MINOR
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SECOND BOARD.
cor-s.pondance of Liymr.ton & Co.

BuFTALO, Aug. I2-P. NJ
The several leading embraced within tho range OF our
tnde have undergone little change except Wheat which
has declined 10 10 the best Milan samples. Chicago
sold nj 6j Snndusky 49,, cents Corn the
with nm increased desire buy. distller from Itcs took
bushels ordinary Ohio to-day ut ~ cents c2oice ot oil
heavy Mess Pork sold at 80 -.
Along the line of Cnna between this place and koches-
ter full supply OF Wheat coming in at 10 10 cents
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erel from old Champ!ain, which you shall take
With tour own hands from their native waters.
Your sporting propensites shall be here fully
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, AUGUST II.
CteareGs

Ships Lousana. Dcwhursi. Rio dc Juneo. A + ester &
SON; NespeT HempSead New London, Lawrence Phelps
Brig knSua, Alice Charleston,
Schrs Ryron. Smith, rhiadelphia: Mail. Nichols Boston.
Sloop Proof Glass, Biydenburg Providence.
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ST Johns Pr, Aug hrlss Water Witch lie BroR for Port,
Rico next day Caroline s. Mary. Tor Philadelphia IN days
schrs Willis Putnam f.om Bostor dscg Noupa'iel Homer
Just arrived.
Para. July IS. brig Zane 70, Boston. dc schr Sophia
Boston, 40.
Martinique. Ang l. brss John Crosby. VT; fgh.; Alpine o.
prSrkiuit. do; Victor Chase iur Boetrn. ldg.
:, IooGss, Aug l. bfirs Magnolia go on the railway
DAY Ro7s SaoT dlscs bound TO Poro RICO 10 load i
the United Staie Champion Of Portland dg the United
States; Agnes Of Portland pG IN for market days before
schr Norpare Homer Of Phad. na, put ~ market
and st .,me day fer s. Johns Pr sch: Pa.a-op sid
day Tor Santa fsuZ.
4, Cspe .sySn. !>i last. ehs Baltimore yigure..
Philadelphia days Grraoo. Lusn. Go. few Gas Sid 3l.i
ult brig Silenus Hardy. BokoE.
!, Kingston, Jam. 2l,h ult. brig tiga.d PEBBLE, Pe.tng
from Alexandria dcg Despatch. McCnry. Phis1eIphia dc
Al Tooasco 18th u brig FIance-hsd the CITY and
dcharssd-sone into Chesppe 10 load wood for New York
brig An,aes. dscs, oo,nd lnc Chesppe 70 load or New
York.
Ar at 5, John, NB 9Th inst, brc Ycnderer Thompson.
New York.
An a, Halifax 81 inst steamer Hlberna. Boston.
Al AZ Qpebec Sh le;h Lord Santon Neich-l aInport.
Autfoas- ahs rine Coey- anton NicoI. and Standard
hcAulian. Liverpool: Means, Houston. Port Glasgow
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WHEAT CAN BE MORE TRYING To the ieelDg, o. |,
losf than 10 behold her infant riihns ne ase-a
Of choc. Wasting away un6e. thai terrible seouTse pi y
en",eIa ,naninm OF SUMNER oArL.HIi
nln'terng In the little sufferer that ne.nlabs prepors:s
onYSE tx. 1ARMNtTvE BALs.a 30 house should Ss We
all complaint Of the Stomach Bowels LIVER Neyoc' ~
EN- w the South and Wes, il occupies prominent pser
nearly every domestic medicine che,i -,
PTeaTef only oy Dr. d. Jayne No - South Jhir'ee-
Ph.la.e.p...
oG oy tee AGENTS, A. B. & D. SANDS. Druggists; No:
ruL.on-st ~ Ens, BLosh.saY u Etlntn AZ. nlo In
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Passengers Sailed

7. The ship CASTOR for Rio de JlnC,rOton VIM Brent.
Charge Aftare, the Argentine Republic and lady Geo
l. Brent VIM Winuerhom Chas Clarnioat, Judy and two
children
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Ste; tSts Capsnin Merry late OF the ship Macon,
stoimss a GATED - Aeens July Is reports RS ARRIVAL
SS ~ oatons 30 S9nes with the cargo Of she Macon OF
dispose OF the cargo 1'u so' 'e 'e.s
"a. letter from CaPz Wes, Of s sg npsos, of Holmes
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EIPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson d Co.'s Celebrated
NL,pIC pANACE.A

rrytjJ- ni,r.r. COMPOUNDED solely from vegetable mattel
free from ndute-aiion. and Warranted ifee from any E
-. ty an Individual torey afflicted with JlJCLhA ~
A and xho ha- been under the treatment oil w
- e.,,rsn. pIyscaas in the United states Tor eSn yea
,-.,o, the least apparent hope of restoration 10 Hitl
,her pro70unced ncu.abie, but "ho, alter taxing the
named medicine FIVE We1ns, was reStolsn 10 ICs
health Tina. medicine has been sold with
cess and has failed in any instance When .sn ~
S,saaseS. to wit:-SALT RHECM, SCROFLLA, ILI61 ER-
ATED SCRoFULA, BRoNGHlIlS, EE ;TES Sok XII
KiNGs EVIL TI!iTITELo Eli ~ 81
B III rs NsskVY, cHR6NIC EyES l9TCHiEffi
piMPI.ES on TIE FACE, SGAL HEAD AM 4 y:
CiifTANTOLjS DISEASES OR PAINS OK J. ~, - II II !
3R AZ iMPiRE STATE Of THE BLOOD. The ef flea,
~ al this medicine has been tested IN ali the dsase .
enunerated snd Is effect are Truly isson;'nns ~ @
ny which usually produces tonic effect She .ii mo!
II also acts gentle carartc increasing the apeu.e arc
general health Of the patient causing All uicsa.eu
nj the whole system purifying and producing perfect tccoD
pons While taking it. should refrain from the OF all
''pHs,S TS so E. nse Of TH6s s G. TANAGE
General agent - PDereet opposite the Custom House New
corner Broadway and Chamberstreei No. :, Front
30 lii IVes street Nos % and 81 Bowey No; ~ uli"n-
street No II ard 56 Hudson. and s Hammond street coz
Hudson No SO Grand street No sl an9 IL 'nernw.ca
No d CaihaIinsstreet Nos 2ol and Al Pears'fee'
BrookIyn, j. w Smith. corner Of Fulton and Cranbee;3
sreet: and VIM Bagrove. Squres Buildings corner " +
low and aGd By oil the principal druggists IN me
Dr. v. B. Lockrow. No. 81 Beavers: Clinton Buildings
=. Il Dyott 1. SON. No. i43 No.th Secondst. General
Wholesnla 4 gent for Philadelphia
Instructions taxing the article and great nuuDe o
tcaes and testimonials and obs.ed NJ any OF
he
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Foreign Ports,

May 81 on the Equator. lon . - bacue keusington Cor
ham, irum Boston. via Care de Nerdes Tor Ca.cu,ta.
July p, lat = 30. Ion IS 81 scr Waon. OF ard I'm Halifax
for lsnnIcn. 70 u2hs
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S1HERlFF'S SAIE-By vlrtue OF Se.erai wfs % IN Ia
- cus 10 directed and delivered MI! expose to safe o
Friday the twenty third day of August eighteen hundred ana
orty touI ~ IL O'Clock. the vstbule of the CITY HAL IN
The cy e. he right title and interest oi Nathan
ar nj any time afterwards Of and to- all thD> cn pieces
or phrrcs ground situate and lying IN the 9Th Ward az ue
cit al New York bounded nohwnry Division
street westerly by Pike street ouihwaTdy BY ground row az
formerly belonging MSe, baldwin. cas;erY by ground now
or frmery belonging -9na Elder. e0nalE: N t9nt aud
rear inches and length eucn SIDE % fcet inches
mare or les And also the parcel OF ground adjoining
- above and bounded westerly by the above piece OF land
nv 'or street eastety y the house and grodnd
nav. ", int af u.,eL, p"rc. aud so;hey by the hou,e
and g,nun roe or late OF Moses ,.~in r0ns.!nins IN
breadth front and ard IN length each side "e
the same more or less.
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Old Ticonderoga.

TO he Editor u The 7Tf6ane.
.end Won for publication the following extracts from two
letter, recently received from valued friend. Tmotheus
hefcoleps who rusticang the shores Of Horizon
and Chnmpnn know that he will be surprised AT seeing them
in print and that his usual mcdey will be greatly shocked
bu, ,hal assume the responsibility Of pucying MIN his
turn. Yours truly. M Il. ~.
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HENRY CLAY PENKNIvEs and HENRY CAV
- L. sWEB PEN and Sss, sad e E1 .s
sas nS' as aaS n' EsiScs Louie
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Dated. New York. July Sih, 1874.
WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff.
J. II. PlNkNEY. Deputy Sheriff: Jyll law6w

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of n wrt Of Fer FacIas 10
gust NEXT css fDV,s the vebae a CITY Is" Hall
e CiY Gi New" Oh all The Ei,ae Rsh' TIE and Int,
of March i time thereafter or and he FOL
lowing Lands and Premises: To Wit. all that certain lot.
York.. beginning at the South East conner OF other
ard extending thence North Es,ey along South street
"a feet. hence sht line 10 the p"n, of the line
and thence South Ease! along the the place OF be
thereof from Gesge Bovine To Geor-e Codwie. Jr
dated the 18Th May. lsa aud accorded the Register
ibe Second Ward Of the CIV Of New ORR n9d bounded a
flows To wit. Sorth Westwardr by Fion eei South
Nr,iwaiT by X" OF ground granted by The Mayor Alder
George Codwtse. il. and Mary hs Eiie North Eawaiiy by
ground. formerly belonging the sad William Cooper and
George Rowne. beng eleven feet IN breadth Front
and ten e; three inches breadth IN the and echyve
feet depth. with the tenement. &c being the
described deed nt conveyance thereof from William
March. lsa and recorded the AFORESAID Resers Office
also all that certain other let piece OF parcel OF ground stu
York TIE of the ~o lot, the South Easery side
Frunysee. between BuIng sip and Fulton lately
formerly owned aud occupied By Nathan ComstocS,
snd the other OF which formerly was owned and
follows, thst Is IT, say. beginning al the South; eS'ery
nef OF the sad lot OF ground OF the sa Nathan Com>,ss
outside THE wall OF the hn hy the sac George Coiwise
fnnnns thence North Eaery IN a Inc With the Norh
Westerly wall OF Said last s;-e along the rear OF
the sad o O: ground .hs d Nathan Costock ard along
the SAID lot Of srodne ~ me SAID Thomas feebo
straight line 10 the South Ees,er corner Of the SAID
mentioned o, al point seventy 1--WE feet i've and three
inches from rent and running thence SoutheJ
line with the North ESsefly side wall OF the
the SAID homss Freedom extending along ground Of Peter
ehamehorn nne feet SIX and quarter inches thence South
WeSeflF partly along ground formerly OF the beng
me aforesaid parcel oored blue the SAID thy-nne
t or thereabos thence orth es;ery along other
formerly Of The SAID Codwise and covered By SAID
store. No Twenty nre, Bung ship feet and hal
inches 70 the place Of beginning bang 'he De
cec ~ deed OF CONVEYANCE thereof from Robert H. BOVINE
and wife = MARY Co6wie, dated l. Apnl. 1873 ard re-
corded IN the Aforesaid Registers Otcs together all ana
singular the teEeme ke-eta and appursnance there
unto beloncins. WM JONES sheriff
IHos PEERS, Deputy Sheriff. jill law 6w
llataG New. ok lnlr l.
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ENCHANCER 9Th ClrcGii.-ihe Psesdeai directors 81
Company o. the OnoGdaEa Comfy Bank The Bank o
buhsio n pursuance OF ortgr Of the Court of Chancery
gated ne tn cay OF Apr S motto. is hereby gwen thai
tie suhse hss heen tgr appointed receiver oihs 2rne
snc effects It - '? TIE Rank OF .fo Tha: by said o.
Der s3t 81 orcsr fcpary 81 ist il referr.i u lame
Croess t o. ihs ey OF Buffalo TIE Coraiy Of Ere
snonsS iinsA - lake and Stale account of All m
DEMANDS oi ee-tp0 s-aiIst he said Eank of Buffalo
ana 70 enaoe ms SID Master ke srd such accom-
Snc io' me general pu- contemplated " stn.u;a
the creditors OF the ssd Bank Of Butts To- are rsousS 10
p.t 5et accounts c4Ts snd demands zans, TIE sad Fan,
of b8n &c me said james Crocker Esq the Nas,e eavi7I
sad aai his Office IN the CITY oi snfTsL, h
me , h .5 u as s o. Aasa-, aIt and become parties
ui au "a 'sle' they ia be pfecluded rom all =
naEt cl ne deere. which stall be nisie IL II. s and trSu
ah' n n; SSG Ss ee INSIDE under uea Gec4es
IAsxs CsoS& s + ,.stS Master In Chan cry
oona5o Eas.u vi DIV ira
SALlMG NE-fsK and Hemp. O! Two aal i.-ee ,Iy
- oo>-ai ''' Sae II fapet Woehou,s No 81 Jnha s. Uy
=
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S.Jnnnn What would Il BE- 10 Comparison VIE :,
SlU,UOO.h healthy tate. fes from Coughs. Cold. ,7a
A,ihma Difficult Breathing. Tickling or Reng the Afs,
liver Gomaiaint &c. uR eWAiNES COMPOUND
SYRIrp oF WILD CHERRY nlay ba sad 81 far eIr.l -
,tbsr II e-i,cu-< ,inly prepared by DR. SAtAYNE y IL
Garner of EIGHTH snd RACE ,rre+t, PllLA DELPBIl
as.n'.-N m iGor. VI. -. oi broadway and J,sa
street b. Wnrn-f 20 Beerksr. of Mlneta sret
md K A. Sands Church Dispensrry. lse BoweD, corner 4
s,rin, street; New-Nn,k; w. {, Wood. VI. u. Harlem,
Pierce Harrison go Broad strvt Newark. v j. IDnathss
p Hall No UnlOn ,t,.f. BE" Stevens & iu.hnE .
ya,b,n,tn street and Ransom steven. No Is W,,hnr
ton .freet Rn,,on: W. H. Perce Albany ~ Y and Barss
& I,uI No 81 River street. Troy. y. Y. al ga
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r x NOTICE.

IMPROVED PATENT COMPOSITION Tor f?ots o., o.
HOUSE Il I'm zinc shnses. he danHsed VII fvqgl
~ r,,ccy t,rh; and will he found exceedingly durable
ff n, o, yei---kewe will be found good aiicis
for stopping leaks around chmreys or where 1se are "u
cha g.. for applying the Composition Sail.iaciS cIefst'
~ ~ -''''' ~ - " p@3 In
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-AYNE'S CARMlNh FIVE BAI.SAM-I. Z CERTAIN. 6,

IAYNE'S CARMlNhrivE BAISAM-ls cef,ain ssb
n..s Cholera ,orbus summer Complaint. Coic tnpih,
Pans Sour stomach. Sex md Nervous Headache heart
bur Waeibrgsh pain oil the stomach. omIn
through body unchanged Watt OF Appene. ke'i,'ae
nnI liability Ia Sleep - md IA the st'nach and Bossh
sickness Fainns, Melancholy aud iowuess ot >pr,,. Eri
ting and ~ q" iHlAnt,, and for a Bowel Affections ad
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SEBRING's RESTORATIVE CoRDIAI.-ScJ s;,y c ss
- brared for he ui DYSPEPSIA NERVOUS AZ
PETITIONS. DEBILITY. &r. i. prepar ID and .td, vbt
sale ana fe.ai By ne oropneor. At No Mnrmy 81. H
also be ohtaIned D the following respectable Dugess NO
Ap9thecnres vIy :. AspiGwn. So William St; Ru'sbs
q co. Ig Broad%ay ard 10 Asior iinu.-; Wm. Bgfssl
C0urtlhnd -. A. Il {. ID SsEds e Euon ~ A. r. sabc'
20. ~ broadway David saLds Co. Il East Bfosd~sl
ls'sei Minor 2ii Fulton ST.: j. TnuBnt 36 GeeawohS T.
coddlneten - Hudson ~; f. Chas,eney. 50 Bowe'y L
agent n .'EwAsK. :. ~. T. Williams. 2.3 Bfoadst
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- AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE
ES The village OF Fh.ie Plans, Westcheeer Co \
-i This pleasHn; place situated about halt i:ic north
ct Iour, House. and stands elevated land, neor the
Battle sround and commands beautiful p!o,Dec; for miles
around.
House !. By g feet height stores and atc-baSe
men. &c. There several Out.hDuses. and twelve
of LAID. For particulars, inquire OF proprietor on the
premi.ss Aug g. - au7 2w+
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DY ORDER OF George NJ. smith, cupreTn.
D Conf ommi,sioaer notice is hereby given th9i a.
attachment has Issued scalut the est:ts OF " " o-
now or iars vi Sstche1 STATE &c Mississippi
resident b;or thar the M he sold for the payment
esrnt,u "a la,. within uine months fiOm the 81 puDcs
'lon n ; and hat III" Of any debts fu" TO
mir, this aud thu delivery 20 him. or oi
m, aay property within this Stale belonging 70 HIM
and the transfer such property b him are
law aud are void. Dated Norwich, March l2th. lsii
' JOHN 4. BABCOGK,
,onli i:s1rno Attorney for Attaching Creditor
IN pursuance ofsn oeds % the Surrogate Of The County OF
New-Vors Notice is hereby given - MI persons having
claims ngans; THOMAS :. WALSH Int ottne CE Ct New
ronrbes ,hereof Charles r. Willis No. l2 Church street IN
the CO OF York. before the .eyenth day s q No'e
Dei '' M.2Ct-S NUT'rING.}
CHAS; r WILLIS. Executors.