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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19
WELSH'S EATING HOUSE,
Too doors 5eleao the .Sun office.
ELL OF FARE.
Puldins,. Pies, Cu,taid,. and DunpEnss. Sd each

.- Authe del:eaeiss in their secson.
CLOSED on SUNDAY. Ill Imi,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-19

Er Hats-Enil Fasi,ion.--Nov ready. complete
t.gitneO; % the Fail Fashion HATS which In Ssaidy we
prcs,. VIZ Flee Mole OF SILK Hats cas- Extra do. IS
Limitation Beaver. SO Br,rr Fine. SAX
WATSON & co. ioi Chatham Square.
opposite james strset.
B. Cz-s of .ysry is,rt,ti ou on hInd and made 10
Ger. y TaS&Mu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26
IMPROVED CHEMICAL LIQUID
0 2 o ELDOC
AND ANODYNE IINf,rrNr

ANL .AtSUUfNt. "LINIWENT
EOR the radical and permanent cure of o..
a affections aud rheumatic pains, rdolent souNy
endors. bruises cramps, sprains nunlbaess Of b sSs
or weakness OF The joints also, pam IN The bsn,s se
or ,9is PAIN ana IA the face throat s.ao Hes
YARN smulaat and anodyue ingredients and VIII "a
lar su?enor to any Of the Opodedocs or nim. q ioes
vented Tor any OF the m ,lsT stescis
tFna! application 20 removs pain and inflammation ~ V sI
heal ELECTS are immediate and certain; and IN bsst - t'
are manifested after lis application p Properties
Prepared aud sold, wholesale and retail BY csn'-
DAVID SANDS 20
Apo,hecIes aud Chemists II East Broadway c,sU
te ST. 70 Fuonst and 273 Broadway cor TS,nf Nh,
tGanite Bpidins). wa N'A'a 'aoT4ic'ess
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
= RICHARDSON Il co 5 CELEBEsrr,
AMERICAN PANACEA

THIS Medicine, compounded soleiy trom vs...-
bic matter free from adultefation and wsrranJt
any ingredients detrimental health was d<ror ifca
since by an individual soTey afflicted with m s9S
ATED SCROtULA and who mas been under the ,s, M
o; the most eminent physicians IN the United S,s,.
years without the least apparent hope OF restoration
and was By them pronounced Gcuabe but who ,,ettIn'
the above nOred medicine fer five Weeks was rps,o uS
feet health That medicine mas been sold with
success, and aud has never failed any instance
in accordance with duections) effect perfect cuss ~ -
following diseases. to owitSALTRHEU&. SCBNsTls 81 se
ULCERATED SCROFuLA, BRONCHITIS ErvL.3S
SORES, KiSG'S EyIL,, TnlSTELo INFLAMghhI
ERYSlrELAS, BlLES. SCURVY, CHRO%ic' SnRSS,
EYES, BLOTCHES, PINpLES On THE ESrNSS E,SUNS
SCALD HEAD, AND ALL CuTANEOUs DisEASFs
DREAMS OR ULGERS ARISING FROM ANIME,
STATE OF THE BLOOD. The efficacy o th, rn.S;s; .aS
ha. tested All the diseases above einmeoI f
Effects truly aStoniS ins Only table spoonful 10 ~
taken by adult monlu. before eating whchu,ps
produces tonic effect while n most cases) also c a..
gentle csthartic increasing the appetite and Genera behf
the patient causing al liberated 10 discharge
iusey and producing efectua Alternative Of The whole W.
purifying and producing ierect action OF the blood
Persons while taking II, should RETAIN from the u Aim
stimulating drinks or highly seasoned food. Fors,ls hy
IHOS. q. TALMhGg
General agent 20 Finest opposite the house Yor
Rushton Co l0 roadway, and Astor Nnuse Bm,
way; Joha Dodd. 63 and III Broadway; P Dicks n,
Broadway: pr q. ". Sargent l57 Greenwichsree, BrSS
Hiityer, t7S Grsenwica street DR.. Eugene Crows 9%
Bowery Jchn Syme 80 Fulton street; Thomas KvIs q
Hammond Reuben t. Moss 800 and sos Grand ;tres,
L. f. Wheeler Co. l2 Cherry street. next to Cith.rDs ~,
j. Syme SO Bowsry all Of whom have certificates and ,r
nonias Of its efficacy. Also in Brooklyn by Jas. w Swih
corner OF Cranberry and Fulton streets: Ge0rg. Ambross
Squre' Buildings Atlantic street, and Mrs H. Hayes, la
Fulton street
Instructions for taking the article and great numb.,
certificates and testimonials may be and obtained y
OF The above paaes. MA eodIm "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26
D. GRAHAM. Jr.. Solicitor.

HAVANA-Gfrs. VESTS Boarding House
1h.s been removed the building previously occupied
the Mansion House Hotel Ne. 1l9 Gale Cbaba.
Gale Mercadeges which has been extensively repaired and
improved. Prices arranged conformity the occp
Esd and time remaining For cards Sc apply to Mason
Tutts 2s Nassau Street who will be happy furnish every
Information 10 travellers bound 10 Havana. -.
y. B.-Passengers required obtain passports when
will be facilitated By the clerk Of the house, who will board
al! vessels Immediately on their arrival. Jl3 2awu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26
Attorney for Attaching Credi OF

DY ORDER of Hon. D. p. ngraham, Associate
~ Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas for the County Of
New ok notice hereby given 20 the provisions
fhe Statute authorizing attachments against abscondns
concealed and nonresident debtors that attachment has
issued against the estate of William II Farrar resident Of
the payment of his debts he appear and discharge ssch
attachment according to law within nine months ifeg the
debts dge 10 him b residents oths State and the delivery
him for his use, orany property within this State belong
ing him. and the transfer of any such property by him. are
fnTbdn bv law aud ara voij-Daed the 18th day of Octo
Ter, 1913. WILLIAM COIi, Attorney
oi0 iaw9;n Tor attaching creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26
Orr1cE OF THE REcrrvra OF TArEs,

'E'AAES OF lSl3-Pursuant to the 5th and 9th
Sections of the % Article of the Act for the Collection
ei axes In the CITY Of NewYor passed April 18th, l8i3,
rnbiic notice hereby given that ur es the Taxes now
February addition of per cent will be charged
upon al axes remaining unpaid that day. and farther
addition o per will be charged upon all Taxes
naming unpaid on the 18th day Of Marcn next
The s1e required TO be paid money current al tn
several Banks in this City.
Otfce hours, fiom A. NJ. 2P. NJ.
l25 tNhi Fl. L. KfERSTED, Receiver of Taxes,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

L recl.-Thous9nds ofchilrsa aypnIii 80 IN Child.
ssgenc- OF discharges ,iter from hrir sar. s4
scarlet lever, Colds &c &e s<e Now mothsi ey
use i as directed :heir ehllpu ToaId bb.asNr ;. AZ,
iiEsgseted the discharge continues very SSuet' BAT
hearing gradually gets worse and :aily parr;,J
ness e:Sues. This invaluable medicine Is @ " Total de
Sands, Druggists No. 81 Fulton sttet, 2;s Brn,5iA
II Last Broadway. ~ O'"$cSay, al
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

pY ORDER OF Samue! Miller, Esquire, Judge
ID of the County Courts of tn. County of Monroe Of the
degree of Counsellor Law the Supreme Court Notice
hereby given that attachment has issued against
in the County Monroe and State of Newfor abscond
ue Miller Judge as aforesaid pursuant heections Of he
State concerning attachments INST abscoadng concealed
or nonresident debtors and that the same will b. sold Tor the
paynent of his debts unless he the said Stephen L. Francisco
appear and discharge such accoFug 70 Law with
that the payment OF any debts and he delivery any property
belonging 10 said debtor him for his and the
transfer Of any property by hm for any purpose whatever are
forbidden by Law and are VOID.
Dated the 28th Jay Of October, 1915.
nnr n,r9m C.. IVES. AtLV. for attaching CreitOr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

WINTER ARRANGE IS a.ssY -
Ss:sssa MENT-Fos ut on, AhLBANY, via via -: -
S2-&s-Westem Railroads daily, Sund days excepted
Passengers for Albany by this w take the new and
elegant steamboat EUREKA, Capt L. Fitch. which leaves
SewYo,k K. from the loot Of Lbeny-suest. ca FRI:
the Housatonc and Western Railroads without change of
baggage crates, Albany arriving same evening
a o'clock Fare through S.
For passage frsght apply board the Office foot
Of fL4herty-strsat. Gja9] g. Nj PERRY. Agent
pg ST = WINTER ARRANGEMENT. =
-z--sss.-Sx.-l NEW-YORK BOSTON RAILROAD
sgs-CZEsszs.ss LINE, via Norwich and Worcester. TIL
Weekly.
The Steamboat, EW-HAvEN. Capt, !. X. Dustan, will
leave New ck from Pier No. |, North River foot of Bat
Place every Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoons
at4 O'clock
Railroad Cars leave for Boston immediately the arrival
OF the New Haven Norwich! whence passengers foI
waIded without change OF cars or baggage.
Z = The extension Railroad 10 the Depot below Nor
wch compiee obviatng all obstruction by ice in the
Thames River.
Or OF D. B. Allcn, 80 Peck Slip.
N.B.-A PERSONS forbid trusting any accoUl:
o said beat r owners. il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

y4NOR COUGHS, AND COLDS, CoNsrl,n
i TI0NS, and al! diseases aaA aff.c,ioo, =, " NJ
chest and throat-The VEGETABLE PIJI ucs yionsz,
and sale Of from 80 to 'cet1 bottles yesr
Ss S say sat ynam Ms%So Of fystsSs f5sgsSs New @
distinguished Physician says " hs reg sr,s il aetie
sons1s95 6sh dsn sn As9ths S aeSo y
pointed the reasonable expectations Of bo @ EeTe dias
H. S9gS genuine K unless signed samsoa REQ have AZ Tg
gists 70 Fulton street gT3 Br5.dr,v ,, Sands Dine
So sold by BY p5usss' and ApotheeaIlss senssr Al
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

STATE OF NEW-YORK, ss.--ln Chancery-
Mayor Aldermen and Commentary Of the City OF New-York
vs. Charles Oakley and otheI5.-NasterS Sale.
In pursuance OF OF the Court o.! Chancery OF the
State Of New York will be sold at public auction under the
direction Of the Undersigned the Masters Of said Cour
the Merchants Exchange, in the city of Newfo by
January, nsau;A D. 1919 at u O'clock noon of that day
All the etate right, ute, interest," term et years yet 70
CONS and unexpired property possession claim a a,nad
whatsoever well law equity, OF 'z sn1 ShiIies
Oakley which he had the twentieth dav Of October, 55
and the premises hereinafter and every part
of ndenure Of lease bearing dte the fourth dn oi
March, 1925 md executed by the Rector Chacn w az
dls Vestrynen Of Trinity Church, the CITY o. 'e"-
York Richard Oakley aud duly aSsign'd 70 the sag
Charles Oakley and also all SAID ndentue Of ase af
every claus article condition therein ccntird
(Which said premises said decree cesc!ised AS lo
lows) AL hose thr- certain lots OF lana yhS anu
b-ne in the Ninth Ward of the city OF New oTk n-ins part
or rho lands of the Rector Church W arens an estrme
of Trinity Church hs city OF New YORK. anu
Monb Division OF the Church Farm by the numbers 1885, 40
and the said three lots taken together being bounded and
dcac p, follows, Beginning the eastery side Of
Hudson street al point distant twenty0ur feet i've inches
from he formed by intersection with the
northerly side Barrow aud running thence north
of lot number hundred and thirty
eight renc easrwardy right angles Hudson
one hundred feet thence southwardy aud parallel with ud
son three fee, and inches thence ard
along the line of let number 1872 hundred feet the
place with all and singular the edfc6s
buildings rights members privileges aud there
uato belonging or any wiEe apIertainIng.
Dated Newly ork, January 3D. a. d. 1914.
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL,
Master in ChancsrT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

DY Or DER of David Mann, Esquire, Supreme
ID Court CommIs sioner Notice is hereby given that
tochmet issued against the estate Of Safe Sweet ae O.;
Westtield Chautauque County and State OF New York
absconng concealed debtor due proof made to the sed
Commissioner pursuant TO the statute coneernns Attach
aud that the will be sold for the payment of his debts
unless he the sad Safe Sweet appear and discharge such
taceu according law within three months from the first
publication of this notice And that the payment of any
debts and the delivery Of any property belonging the said
debtor him. for his and the transfer of any property
by him, for any purpose whatever forbidden by lawsnd
VOID. JOHN NJ hEEP.
Attorney for Attaching Creditors
Dated WpStfsli Ocr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26
Public Stock E1chan.c, Jan. 25,
The Legislature Of Tennessee has established the

Bank of East Tennessee witt, capital of OOO to be To-
Gated Knoxville with power establish branch AZ Jones
borough Their circulation is limited the capital
stock paid Among other stipulations one thar If The
conoss of the charter De violated and the Bank sion
demand the Directors voting for violation fe
held individually liable for loss ta, account and IN
ease insufficient the stockholders are mode
liable make mp the deficiency equal 10 the
stock held BY them They may receive cent dscoun
and subject of refusal redeem demand 10
gay the tate OF 10 Per cent annu interest during
delay payment. The charter continues until the
January, 1875
The Alton tIll) Telegraph says that tits asserted
by the friends of the Canal the confidence of Gorenoc
Ford at Springfield ,ha, Mr.. Ryan return immediately
70 Europe business connected with the pending negoa.
toas for loan complete the work and that
position will be made the bondholders. The Telegraph
eompains OF this and that the people have right 10
know who pays the piper this and where the ulds
come lso more especially upon the distinct
sdns that The eisize9s of the State TO be called
Canal that the present canal law passed.
a, BRIGHTON Cattle Market January o.
Al market 2S3 Beei Cattle 1850 sheep and sl5 Swine
fRIcES BEEF CGtIe.An advance was effected We ouoe
sfew EXTRA 80 75 first quality 81 2 second cualit,
IS 81; third quality So IS 3 IS. H'
Sheep-ss'es from 81 so 50 25 ,her. from so 10 IS
ptns "a few lots selected TO peddle 4ic for Sows
ead a Sec for Banows Al retail from 4 to &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

CCOIT'S VEGETABLE PILl.S--NIrs. Old
- ham a-ed years re:dldng 9Th corner Of South
and Williamsburg. after 6 months intense suffering from
in ms trangh by of these Pills Individuals alson
ts Cv afflicted with ScrofuIa Dropsy Ia the Head Dys-
III Brras ard Sides influenza Crouo Sc have been etfecu
ally cured by them, BE- referred 70 Sod Ia boxes at
i2 cents each SCOTS Vegetable Pill Office IS Canareet
also E. G. Leasdon' ao3 Broadway; B. PTe9 -; .o9
sionst y. York. B. NicBrear Fulton, corner OF High ST.
Brooklyn. D. Smyth, 800 Broad St, Newark S Van
Setback, "a South NdketeTee Albany. kensdell Grt-
fin, o. Congress-st. Troy.
AGENTS wanted j13 I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

Tn PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County of New York Notice is hereby given all
OF New York. teacher deceased present the same with
vouchers there al The subscriber the residence John
Harper No 50 Houston street in the City Of NeYok on
fore the sixth dag of July next-Dafel NewYor, the
fourth day of January, 1914. LUCY S EVANS
las law6m- Administrative.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

ass FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND NJ f.
C:;si CHANICS LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
- this office be found greater variety
properly for sale or o- exchange than other Office
FACTORIES Water Power, Wild Lands, Houses and Lots in
almost every city aud State the Union Loans made Oh
good CITY security Merchants mechanics wishing
Change goods or manufactured articles for good productive
property valuable wild lands vii find TO their inter
es, TO negotiate through this Office II business entrusted TO
our care ill meet with prompt attention.:
S1tf j 4. = 1 II. I.iIe 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

5y. To LET AT VILLA MSBURGH, five new
@ story and Houses, rleasantly situated South
LIZ Third tween Third and Fourth SIS, equal DIS
ance he cen the Grand and Peck p Ferries. nno'
e ,ty with marble aud CRATES throughout nnde eel
lars court wards &c, calculated for gentee amlies
can be had Immediately Also House eectl3e
on the OF North. and Second streets with eight
r LuGuesr ln5 Pearl street ~ Y. KiIgour& R'peys
lu1nb yard foot Of South Third where he Keys MAJ
no t,J - i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

sgasse FOR EXCHANGE-A snug Farm contain
ing loo acres of Land good Hous-, Barn, Orchard and
s- Fenc $: VIII :ake hree-Quaer, Michigan Lands and
oneQuarter cash. Apply A. p j. Smith, e5 Liberty
c,rea, n2o ur
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

DY ORDER Of Frederick ? Stevens Judge OF
, Erie County Courts. aud Counsellor Of rhs SUPREME
Court Notice he ebv given pursuant TO tie DIVISIONS Of
the concerning attachments aainst bscondg con.
ceae deb that attachment has issued
agais The Cl,aes Carey, now late of DE- ro.
the of Michigan eSiden debtor and that tnr
same will b. sold for the payment Of his debts unless he a-
pear discharge such attachment accori to law, with
nme months rou the frs qualifications Of this and that
the p.y-nt of any debs due to Kim by resi- ents of is
STATE tie delivery him for his s1v property
within this Site belonging hr. and the transfer Of
such -pertv BY him forbidden by law and void
JAMES MCKAY,
nrrnr, for Attaching l,rei nI.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

l,A FOR SALE-At Wlillamsbursh, l.. l..
Ef two neat story brick front Houses and Lots sua
on North 4 street. between 3d and 4h streets az
not over five minutes walk from Gand street Ferry Lots q
by lON Houses % 81 feet Each h9ns contains SIX roJIn
wi, all well finished and
order Iry Will be sold bargain md of rh rurc-s
can remain on bond aud mortgage For apply To
ia22 lw- r. Petty. 265 Centre-street. y. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

egsJe FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-i00
ifss acres handsome Oak Opening Lands beautifully ocat-
aeGr-ed takes paid, and title perfect Apply to A. P j.
c. SMITH 85 Liberty street n2G Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

as4s; s4s;FARMS-FARMS FOR SALE-A valua-
Sg bic Wheat Farm Of 273 lyug between the Cayu,
"a and Seneca Lakes can be exchanged FOR Illinois land
and money Also Farm Of 100 the Chenango lvsr
and canal Cor cash only. Also many good Farms New
Jersey containing from ito 200 acres Apply to A. i j.
O. Smith as Liberty street n20 #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

sSfs FARM FOR SALE.--Tweve hundred and
siyty of excellent land is offered for saa by
sAthe subscriber This land is known the Ashland
farm and situated IN tbs town Of Lyme eerson County
ed the residue heavily timbered The land great
fertility and situated excellent section
Of of the most wealthy and populous Counties the State
The farm buildings numerous extensive and commodous
and the location OF the property such Offer
vantageous Investment capital for individual As
sociauon disposed 10 ensI extensively INTO the farming bu
slneSs. + or further particulars inquire oi
JOS. A. PHlLLlPS, Mile Bay, Jefferson Co. y. Y.
Refers 10 Marsh * Willis, 1l Pearl-st, New-York City
September 10. l8i3 s2l 2tawtf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

E'Uh SALT. OR LEASE.-Thrtv-tw Lots OF
Ground H4rsimus. (N. j. bounded b. Jersey Avenue,
and Ere HuSimus and Sorth stsets about mile roE,
jersey City. For particulars. inquire at No. 70 Chatham
2rrs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

DY ORDER of William Inglis, Associated udge
- Of the Court of Common Pleas for the City and County
of New York Notice is hereby given pursuant to the pIoyi
sons OF the authorizing attachments against nonesi-
dent debtors that attachment has issued against the estate
of DAVIS STUDLEY resident of Norh Yarmouth, State
VI Massachusetts, and that the will be sold for the
OF his debts, unless he appear and discharge such attach
rnen according law, w!hn months from the rStpub-
aton of this notice. and that the payment OF debts due
him By residents OF this State and the delivery to him
for his Of any property within this State belonging to him.
and the transfer such property by him. forbidden by
law and are yoid-Dated the 22d day Of August lSt3
BURR, BENEDICT s. BEEBE,
ln,r0r q tnrraA.s for a Aftacli limn lLreditn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.-By Order OF
IN Francis H. Ruggles. Judge Of Chautauque County
Courts the degree Counsellor Law in the Supreme
Court hereby given TO the PROV OF
the statute authorship attachments against abcondng COM
ceale debtors that attachment has issued
against the estate Of John A Tracy Cassime S. Gzousk
residing Erie Pennsylvania and that the VIII be sold
FOR the of their debts unless they appear and dis
from the irs publication Of this notice and that The payment
such debtors them by residents of this State their use
and the Of property by them for any purpose
whatever forbidden BY aw and void Dated the 18th
day Of August 1879
c. TICKER, Attorney for Attaching Creditor
au20 law gn Frpdonis y Y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

saag.A FARM FOR SALE-Situated III the
sTs township Of Fssfeid, Essen Couiy,Ntto erseyone
Said farm contains 80 acres highly cultivated land with
good dwelling House and Barn and other build
raslbeTres strawberries, and goosberss, and
large bed Of asparagus The place we'll supplied with
wood wheat and rye, the balance ,iIlage. This farm
will be sold cheap the present about engaging IN
other business II sold by the middle of March wi!
then be let for years Inquire of STOUT
u DET 81. New York, the premises, the Scorer
PLAINS Depot. ja2j IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

szS FOR SALt--A cheap and pleasant l.esl-
c8 dece consisting Of house in complete repair and
four lots of ground, situated on 23d street about $50
feet east of the Eighth Avenue Any wishing to pq
chase this Property obtain it accommodating terms by
applying TO the DANIEL FRENCH No l66 Charles
street, or on MessIs WoeLsEY s SMITH. SO w aistreet
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

sfssaA SMALL FARM FOR SALE-situated
the public road about eco yards from the Turnpike
-. road 20 Flushing, miles from WiilIaHSbursh Seny
and miles from the village OF Newtown containing twelve
acres OF land which lies high and calculated for early yeg
tables, &c. Prce, $1,000 1t has very handsome building
spot with choice grated fruit Also |. of asparagus
Stages near the premises four times day to and from
New York Forparticn inquire o John Powell the
premises one mile from the Masre'h Hotel,
lnlA linz ROBERT WERBt.R. ah7 Rroadyynv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

Ssg,,.S 5000 ACRES ILLINOIS LANDS FOR Sale
~ exchange Lands, location and titles good Bargains
ba had by appiysnTt2 TO s,,,1,z5 os ;b.-,r.,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26
BEEF AND PORK.

Exports to England renders any
Mrcnah
New-York twenty
the TABLE has prepared expressly "
EACH
FoH hNoi'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

5EEaasse 10 HANDSOME FARMS TO EXCHANGE
sSs FOR GOODS. located near the New York and Erie
Plough Land Price $50 Some Western lands and
some money .goud be oh eced Dias be
by applyIug TO A. P * j c. Smith IS Libertys dl3tf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26
SEBRING'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

SEBRlNG'S RESTORATIVE. CORDlAL"
rs now universally admitted to be certain
1specfc for Dyspepsia Nervous Affections Weakness 'ss
Of Appetite Debility &c Physlc pescrbeit to their
gratefully recommend it; ladies' have derived the greatest
benefit exhibition and other comp ANTS
epcure their appetite: and the weak and feeble
made strong aqd vigorous Health the poor mans riches
tended all classes and ard anuiac
ture merchants and bankers LAWYERS and divnes PHI oso
Pliers poets and anes have all been cured b this medicine
their certificates and recommendations satisfactorily prove
Yet ,aGds thousands remain who are daily sutens
when nfaabe remedy is offered to them IN the !sesora
Cordial which is prepared By {. c. SEBElNCI and
sold AT his Office No Murray street JIG 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

&sgFs,4 900 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS, 1000
r Pennsylvania and 5000 in Indiana improved and un
i improved. Apply 10 A P. SI J. c. SMITH
n20 IF 81 Liberty street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

sasz FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A highly
SSS mpove of 25 acres, with all the stock, crops
and tools. The buildings ample convenient, aud i
fine order II desirable and productive property situated
in S Brunswick, n. Jersey Diograms be the
Office of A. p < ]. {. SMITH
u20 If IS Liberty sr6et.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

I'D FOR SALE, Or EXCHAN (TE FOR CITY
e!;slea PROPERTY--A handsome residence at Astoria,
fronting the River consisting ofa House and
ground beautifully laid out and stocked with g't and
iaia lrn& JOHN FIELD, No. 1873 Grand
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-26

sssA 240 ACRES MICHIGAN LANUS and s5G0
ST 10 exchange for productive property near New
York City Also Sl0G9 in cash and yan1ble e 1Ge i ol
nesr New-Yofl Also TO exchange, handsome place OF
few acres located pleasant Eastern village for snug,
nea; Farm in New-Jersey. Apply to e,,rr,o,,.,