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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

the world and one of great function; it is very
intellectual force. This displaces physical strength,
and installs computation, combma,ion nioriila-
ton, science, in It's room It calls out all force OF
certain kind that slumbered in the former dynas-
ties. 1t is now in the midst Of It's career. Ecu
ialism is not ended yet. Our governments sui
oartakc largely Of that element Trade goes to
make the governments insignificant and to onng
every kind of faculty of every individual that can
n any manner serve any person. on SAFE. In
stead of huge Army and Navy, and Executive
Departments, it tends TO convert Government
INTO bureau of intelligence, an Intelligence
Office, where every man may find what ne wishes
to buy, and expose what he has to sell, not only
produce and manufactures, bat art, skill, and IN
tellcc;ual and moral values. This Is the good
and this the evil of trade, that it goes to pat
every thing into market, talent, beauty, virtue,
and man himself
By this means, however, it has done its work.
It has its faults, and will come to an end, as the
.ahers do. We rail at Trade, and the philosopher
and lover of man have much harm to say OF 1t I;
but the historian of the world will sec that Trace
was the principle Of Liberty that Trade planted
America and destroyed Feudallsm; that 1t makes
peace and keeps peace, and 1t will abolish slavery.
We complain of the grlevous oppression OIL the
poor, and of It's building up new arlstocTacy on
the ruins OF the aristocgacy IT destroyed Bu!
there is this immense difference, that the arls-
tocracy of trade has no permancncc, is not en-
tailed, was the result Of toll and talent, the result
of merit of some kind, and is continually falling,
like the waves of the sea, before new CLAIMS OF
the same sort Trade is instrument IN the
hands of that friendly Power which works for Us
in our own despite. We design it thus and thus
but it turns out otherwise and far better. This
beneficent tendency, omnipctent without vio.
Iencc, exists and works Every observation OF
history inspires confidence that we shall not go
far wrong; that things mend. That is it. That
is the moral of all we learn, that 1t warrants
Hope, HorE, the prolific mother of reforms. Our
part is plainly not 10 throw ourselves across the
track. not to block improvement, and sit TIL we
are stone, but to watch the uprise Ct successive
mornings, and TO conspre with the new works of
new days. Government has been d fossil; II
should bo plant. l conceive that the office oil
statute law should be to express and no, impede
The mind OF mankind. New thoughts, new things.
Trade was one instrument, but Trade is also but
for a time, and must give way to somewhat
broader and better, whose signs are already dawn
ing in the sky. CONTINUED Tomorrow.
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Spoken, &c.
VIM Ens, Coz. bcnee, for Havana. April L. Let g Zion Il
Hume Conkin. 5 ds ~, Domingo. April S. lat q
Ion Il ". =,
Paragon CT Phlaelpha bound TO NY Apri Il, Cape aiay
w IS miles. -,
Vim and James obie for Providence no date. of Said
Key.
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knew hy the sn,dLe that azily cured
From his lips. twas iouier happened 20 meet,
And sad. ria nuisance there Ire IN this world
lis snoku. cigaTS IN ifeGucnci street
Twas night and the ladies were numerous around.
And in many TN eye shOne the gll;tnrins tear.
Blu. the lonier pulled on. and heard not a sound
Save the shor; hacking cough OF each s;ohesmen dear
And here tins known public place. to be cIamincd.
With sccnn, hand breath your nose. and your eye;
T,y a fellow who'd probably sec you be u; d
" Ere he'd stop. stoo bad,'-l exclaimed with sigh
Benenth his old wascoat. Whose red lining peeps
From that rip in the corner. iond henri reclines.
For no man. but beast, the rascal whose fps $50
Go 10 sle Earth Hopes in the street, with long nines
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1a ROMAN EYE BAIS..M-i'OH WEk
MN AND lNGLiMi:ij ENi.si.-Ihi B1l'am IS
,re. Jt.nii OF the mot ,c!ebated Vcn
< .rs5 ~ ls>!4- been long TINE and - cpai
IDENTITY ,HeGdeti To- tae public ~ tic bet anh
most successful snive u-''t tor uiirlnfnn,op
diseases of the ,e In .yier the cy-lS lnrnnrI. ~
the ai q tie eye tckly covered with blood. II acts nimOt
Ike mage AID removes all appearance, 81 dSnse after two
,brce cnon IN drre~- III s.t caused by fixed n'ten
ton =, nrir ec b. !0ar eNp-nre tOa strong si md
in the ,gcnncs parn > os: from sickness or Old gge
II su.e r,oce aud shunk. be used r al WHO ind t2
,yesghi i.uc without my apparent disease. Us jissaA
has restored sgat many instances Eicie almost tt Op
,s ;.eG by excessive inflammation. hes existed Tor e:bl
,ers Inflammation. ari caused ry blows coHsos
Or wound. eye y eSrineur bdies Of Al IITlhis
g.ufe introduced urfc the cyc!t removed ps
t. rpgl,lion ~ tie iassm One trial wi convince TIE ~.
lhrras Gi IT, astonishing efficacy tut n2 ~ jsr> WIZ w
SANDS & CO. wholesnle and retail Chemist, md Dfnggsi
F,',nn street. II Fast BROADWAY al0 In
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Arrived,

Ship Natchez Waterman master. days from ta9tpl ,eas
10 Hoyyiaud * AsDinwall Lett Whampoa The following
vessels ships Zenobr 10 sail Jan 81 S,eiez Feb ]; Robu
and panama Loading Henry Pratt dscharsns Charlotte. do;
bark Valparaiso. load,nc-and others. ~, - =,
Ship Aabamisn, Lane. from Providence H. IN ballast 10
d tIurlhut < Co. 80, .,
and paS,eugers 10 Taylor 4 Merrill. ,
Bremen bark Caroline EacSTlsn. from Bremen. uidzc ana
passengers 10 Oelnch q Kruger. :.
Swedish brig Enterprise. Leuis'sdius Al days from Newport
Wales 80 ;ois railroad iron 20 orter- 49,
Br bg Wandsre Davidson. d, I'm Wndsor,NS plaster 10
master. :, WI. ~ ,,.,.
Schr Hero. Baldwin s is I'm 1hcmason lime to master.
Schr Mars Mare. Hicks, I'm Tliomaston. lime 10 master
Schr Surplus Nichols, GAYS In Lueec aih ana plaster 10
slooS Nancy Finley Adams, from Nantucket, oil bound
Albany. ,-,r. :, -, ,
Albany.
~ The packe, ship Gladiator from, London, recently
ashore on Sandy Hook ale. receiving aid iom lighters. has
been &c, OF without damage and owed 10 The city b. the
steamer Jacob Bell.
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NOTICE cf application Tor the discharge OF ~
- insolven; from his deb, pursuant 70 ir pFoY.;ons Of
III. fd article the title Of the filth chapter Of the
cond part of the Revised Statutes PETER MASTER
son lnsoIysn-Notice Is; IublShe -C redi,oTs 10 az
o,r before the Honorable A. Tsuatge, Recorder Of the
tiy Of New York bis Office. No II AaE;u stree, OF said
City the 9th day Of April next at 10 O'Clock "a The lore
noon OF tnst day. mill iaw6ts
RT-State Paper please copy.
NTUTICE-App.icauo will be made, on or after
~ 18th of April the Com of the Land
Oicr b. the widow Of John Combs late Of Harlem for
lease plot Of Ground lying the 18th Ward of
the City Of NeTYofk formerly the property OF the SAID
John Comts In; his death having escheated 10 the State.
nhg3 iaw6~N.
AEA, WARRANTED C.AST-SJ'EEL EDGE
/! TOOI.S.-Jae real genuine Conrc7'S fools
II II can only be had rt . Attorney street, where
Ii {; they are made and mashed with nay
hands therefore | can recommend them ;
and nj George Briggs Cos Plat Those Iocs Offered
by Osborn & Little 81 Fuon street stamped CoHger.
my MAKE and designed 70 deceive Nne are stamped
discount to Dealers. Please observe The stamp
aSll- JOHN CONFER.
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7, I'D or GRAY HAIR may befIansei TO s.anI fl. I'D
10 rcroed l;nian Dyc. Il has I>y ohisned tpu,7tsa
~ .,lrpr,,in. all nnd m,y - ,e' hn
h1ir SKIN. lieteiofe Ce jim
t, ~, r5rinc suitable aricic for coorpE III na,F a de
cus VI INV i."n .,sn,pnc IT, But tbs difficulty n
te =, bo ayC USED The sllau Dye have borne wiling
testimony OF Is efficacy. ~,
i'e' 4 h. SANDS Y 60. 2.3 Btoatwny,
cor Chamber - tGnate Bulhins;l
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49, FOR SALE-A Fam ofl25 pleasantly situated
S;! IN healthy location South Brnswica. y. T., neur
New York About ~ acls nigh tn OF cultivation,
IN good fence apple md peach orchards. timber land &C.
house. ll:I >up other out-but.ugS, good md con-
vcr;ent, with good water. pump reaf the d"v so the sock
croqs icol ..iung utensils Anon: the stock Durham
and Of lie cafe,S The farming utensils are
GOOD aud ,,l-ent improved system otasncutufe-
''',' ~ ~ IN - p SMITH - Lila.rtys
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT TARRYTOWN For Sal,

s=e FOR SA!E-A Farm situated At the iend Of North
S. port flnrboF Huntington. Long iSiHnd sad iafli -
partly nd Joining the waller, GGJ has 1t proportion "i
alt iearoyv;he upland foc fertility unsurpassed. well "nere'i
ard ..el srrcam running upon side through SAID Iarl
sufficient r notwithstanding nlu. purposes: fences ~ eA-
celent repnlr apD orchard and other is trees house
Ing yces load aud unload wsstD rols Of nid farm 1t CON
aiis ai,u JD ncrs and will be- Sod cheap. Title indispna
bio Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing apply To SEABuRY
kiSShSi i53 Fulton street. BrUokyH J. ii. SCU ODER %
Ens, broadway New York. n.ltlh i!n'
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The PErnIFIED FOREST IN CAIRO, EGYpr--
This was the subject Of an interesting paper
(Which we hope to sec published read by DR.. A.
Chaloncr. at the late Scientific Convention at
Washington.
1t was discovered by the celebrated NJ. Linant,
chief engineer to Mohammed Ali, who has re-
sided in Egypt since 1918, and has visited every
part of that country and in 1885, when return
ing to Cairo and at distance Of about three
leagues, he discovered the petrifed forest.'-
These trees are found on the surface OF the sand,
both broken and entire. The trunks of some are
still standing some are carbonized, but petri-
fed some resemble wood newly hcwn; others
look like firebrands; some fragments are convert
ed into yellow jasper and agatlzed. Dr. Chaoncr
gave minute account of the geological forma-
ton of the country, and informed the audience
that specimens from the pctnficd forest and Il
suite Of specimens illustrating the geological for.
nation of the country, were IN the Academy OF
Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. Some of these
pctried trees are dates, palm, fir, fig, oak, syca-
more and bamboos of two feet in diameter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

WELL.DIREcTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. twelve
wears since Mr.. Samuel Williston, of East Hamp-
ton, Mass, began the manufacture Of Cloth But
tons. BY degrees lie expanded his business and
enlarged his wealth. Being of a generous dlspo-
sition, in addition to many acts of munihcencc
among his townsmcn, he became warm patron
of the religious and benevolent societies of the
day, and gave of his wealth most amply. About
two years since he endowed an institution for
education in that TO Wn by donation of $50, 900
1t has become highS' prosperous, and recently he
has added 100000 TO his original bcqucst. Mr..
Williston continues the business manufacturing
cloth buttons, and so extensive are his operations
that he not only nearly supplies the whole mar
kct, but regulates the trade in the United States.
New Haven Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

SNORING IN rHEsrREErs. This barbarous practice
is terrible nuisance, and increases with every rise
of the mercury The warmer tie weather The ficroer
and greater the smoking. Du Sole hits of the mat
ter in very racy style. He says of the practice =:
We have always abhorred it, because it is really
ungallant and most annoying, 10 walk the street,
leaving behind you cloud thick as the Egyptian
darkness through which every fair passenger must,
almost blinded, seek her way forego her promen-
ude Last evening we walked up Chestnut-street,
and for about quarter Of an hour were ieensly com
PEELED TO anathematze the practice. Our emotions
sought exp ession in words, and by the lime we
reached our pnce OF destination gave vent to the
following autobiography on Moore's beautiful
lines Aurora.
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MARINE Journal
PORT OF NETWORK, APRIL eO-a P. N
Sailed.

Ships George Hnilc,; Knapp Hong kons, Cook & Smith
Liverpool. Eldridgc Liverpool. W4odhuli < MintuEn
Ranks Eunoinu- Mansfield ko lanelro. Corning * son
Bmyiliero Williams Brazil a;:d market. Bars!ow Co
Flea Dunha m Celuegos Chaelaln & Ponve.: StIaito't
Robson, NO. Johnson X Lowt!eD.
Bnrs Star P,itman Granada \ Hubbard Co; Lyra Ste
vens Deue.au. W AT Davenport; Alaoa'na, Dndey, NO
bile. Sturges Chairman; FhluIa, poahe saVaiish' Dc
ham 4; Dimon ,..t w.;
Schrs Fawn Brewster La GuayEa. Geo Whshe; Victory
psnheid AeIanria Sturses Chairman Miilcent, Cole
Baltimore Johnson & Lowden; sMalvna SiSplcs Bangor
Buck * Peters Grccan, Chase, Boston.
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Sailed.
Spoken, &c.

Ships Unccs, Hnvrc: Diadem. Liverpool.
Bark James Roornan.
Brig Sir Charles Forbes.
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Gr,Icr Cg0roy AQyEDUCT BotKD.
'f''~- t,I A-rt fsAt

NOTICE TO WATER yAhERslse , . taSer' s,e ne
0iirci 10 abstain tom the use OF ne t.fset Sse, q
,rhoi IN ,lr.r crrce pipe for the fortnight ea9; IN Npn
and Tor The anne rerini Of time be rcry rHriG N tns 70
,-r Than absolutely Fecorsry nfd cllxef generally
nv. -,,.,.i % liz. PARTNER, n preventing the ureceS
nTy % II va:c. from T. hyt'rfiiS row ~ = the SUP,
~ b ordinary rri cx,raoriinafy s ihe CITY iot re nst
on-ecn days vi Be from the water now N ~: terr,t 20
.se, ns hu, cf the whole line ~ the aGisecu c 70 e
he The en:inecr Mers JARVIS end liasi, 70 MAKE ,ef
examination of tic interior WIN such repair IS
@ b. und neccs,aey SuEoined extract from an ORA
nance passed by the Common Council which wii 10 nsSy
enforced. 100. ~, Mac, ,Llc-,pe, ~
,t,t If he respective " ards, shall without previous pt'
s,ou m wriigc from the Cotton tGred et '2sij u' y"
mr. opcn a ny hysirart belonging or a5c' % W ,.0-ll Hs
r,t VoyE> erecting for the eNt0s,>ireit o i{> sfes
- s IN tie meg horhco, shall ic ave sai mr. h'aaAi
omen far longer time than shall b. limited ~ sal p'I ~
nor 1 ,,s the wa;c fer othe: purpose tinH l1l ,s %
,,l N >i pcn,s sioa under hc .eaay o! t"eni! ave
dolnrs for each offence.
o bs SSS' VI Wv JANIS \. COFFIN Pessseut
=. MEXICAN HAIR DyE.-This DYE Is waRx,NrEn; u
APPLIED according the printed d.,';ti2' 20 c'als 70
I- INN AZ, other colo. beautiful AuhuH n p';'StP
", RscS vihoa; staining irritating the 'Sn Ike other !i'f
prepared onIy by Dr. D. JAYNE Philadelphia PH''a
cont iel ., i,S,, and rca,I by 4 r. & D SANDS Drug
- % fi,ivnst 2.3 G.calway AM East Gfcai"aY
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TWO ROOMS To LET on the first ocro The o;t'e NO
= Warren .t.cc: For particulars enquire as ol'''
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yeREPAR ED and sold ly wholesale by JOHN j. DAEIS.
cts OF Hudson Connbia County, u VI and ior sale II
thi. city al wholesale and retail by .,,.
JAMES :. ASPlNTVALL, ST Wlllnmsi'cct.
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SECOND BOARD.
,,,,,;o stoc1 Eychanre, April go.

= .--.l ,, NEW YORK. ALRANY AND I!I(I
H - iiSrIEAMBONT LiNE-FtJR ALBA.SA
s---Trzssl--AND1 'RQY.-A,oRSIS'i LiSS tom the
The steamer TROY. Capt. a. GoEhun' Tomorrow Ao''
b "a. steamer TROY Capt Gorhan, Thursnr Morning ct
Evening Line from foot Of Cotandi street dcct-
The steamer SWALLOW Capt. 4 Mclean, ihis Even
nj The a steamer ALBANY, Capt. X. B. Macy, Tomorrow
s@ihe Boats Of this Lac, owing 10 then light dIanfh 81
,oTr rn be At All times pass the bars ind reach Albany
md TROY in ample tine take the Morning Trans OF cas-
for the E1s; ar West , -, ,i - -. 81, Office
on tire WharvcS. @''--
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he.e sir arc NJ of the liz: caS' and c9mmn1lc By re
and cyocfcpcc.! U8yiseG;s ne -; are eesh'l! ~, ~
oi from New York 10 Liverpool Is ~ ana ton ~
erpool 10 New Yo. E2 including soFe' and Deaus' "'o'
We;ber the Cnp.aa no. owners will he responsible or any let
tor aTe or unless regular b OF adns are signed
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ron SAIE-Ihe yauahle Country seat, kioMn rs
6 the Pcers Pnce syye7on lsa,ig IN me ,, Town y ."
6ol bv A. eIi flushed with large columns at each en-
an" vide piazza with MI tie acceiaIy out ,,c o H.s RIVER
.d r,,nt,, MIN beautiful evergreen trees Tie garden Is
well .uieG viii al kln!s of fruit and the fsogrds ne ce
we'll ii and filled N With jck, and delightful place i2t
summer residence lfno disposed q ut ptiANe sls, Il Nh
ISM "r Ami is;i nj = ocluc,. For rtc'ars appN;o
mic, iY Il. G. ADAMS. llNllInms i. NeW ! OK.
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FOR sAIE.-in The vilnge %! pjeTnqct Eccfflandi
. Co. ). rn fnnee wis il5s 81 tc s En- b. ohn
T-T1i. i,rcazc- The ho.;sc Is le" ht a. utth NM
Vol ciglae 70. private residence OF oIaIi,,a . MI
i!.T Good cu;isaiaa wt numter oi tNcei.snt tGi. IT..
- ,ro g wilma Twin. spring - water coniii'ii"-
i,,.,!, 80 extensive view of Tgppan Bay Terms
easy-,nade known on application To Mrs. MaNNlN"' o
the premises. ~ a., .,.o-,is,s mtIS I'm
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NNn NATIVE PERFrMERY.

For soe nj tie gn oil the American Eagle - Chatham s.,
and ~ Broadway The cnly depoiS the CITY where ue
genuine Italian Chemical Soap and Jones Co.Si ila
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yETIiTTE RED or GRAY HAIR HANGED to 4 dark
w brown or permanent black by the Moorish Hnr nye.
Sold far 10 cents or 81 bottle the sign ftle American RI.
Eth TIC, V,onkIvn ne I'm
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g.EAfF ORCHARD COAl~-SUMMER PRICES, FOR FOR
IslA-Si O.-ihe rchpction " the pi'cc 81 noa y,
the n,nes the rate OF toll, on anal denhlh ctisc
Tic ,,rIrc of bal hi -n-ct The 'thso INC.
icr Coal the above low Price ci!seI rom ~ 80.
rate Con file Broken Egg md MT S1c ~ Tn9 G, u
from vee. Apply to ~ ne.1 ROADWAY.
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z -. ALBANY DAi I.INE-I Oh NLBAN' '''U
r. intermediate Landing'. -.
- -,S !'he new and comin9dion', sicaUoon
foot Of liarcay Moth SIDE, Monday "edneday anu
% snU;l S,ericn viii cave Albany for New-l FORK and
ntarcCate landing, every Tues,ay Thursday ana Snat
d y mornings, ut {! o'clock. az
,-. FOR AIBANY.-'i'Ls Steamboat WEST
IL - tCiiESTER. Captain Wa. u: Mullen VIII
leave tie per foot OF Cedars;. This Afternoon
For passage ortrech supply tn the Cailgn On b,aI az 10
" STORES {. STEHilEESOA, - Vests.
N., York March Is. 1874; !,
Tho above boa, reited uld niucli Improved % ADD
ing IN additional numhe. OF State Rooms Her accoin",i
tinns nra NOW e;,!l 10 any boat the I!Ie!. ili5
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.r 49, r. P%}XE;IL1- & COS LiX Nh. FOR
49, Point CodsprnS and Conway. .,
Tic Steam!Iaat II it;l LANDER. Capt K WARRIOR. WI
leavc the pier oaren ST. ever Monday Thursday anu
Saturday ut 4 O'Clock, =. u. =, =,
and tuesday and Friday at 7. NJ 49,, pa-
parc md freight Of all descriptions bank bills specie put on
hn. ri n,,si he nj the risk Of thereof Unless i oi N
ding or receipt be signed for the same "
r. go = FOR NEWBuRGH-7Ianain q, CalG
49,. mud Fisiklll Landing. - ~
Tie steamboat JAS. MADISON tnp'. Chns liasead WIZ
leave Warren pier every Tuesday and friday afternoon al
O'Clock. ~, nm, - ,.;, ~,
on oG-d this boat without cin. entered on the book OF
ed for must be the risk of the owners tercc INNS
re- 1z-5, tDAlLY LINE FOR HUDSON, and the m
-icr;ne.as, landings Inc" s y WlSS,
aud UTICA Capt. Edward Hyatt Wi leave the "a OF s
dnr Get Newly ork daily Sundays eNcepieti ar CLOCK
NJ Connecting Hudson with the Hudson md er ~. M
road Inc cars of winch leave on the arrival OF NE bont
and leave Hudson daIy F. NJ on the aITv1i OF the ffs
touching each way the intermediate landings fof i'eish' or
ns.soye npDly 10 the Captain on hoard or to - -.
S'rOORS x STEPHENSON ~ " rstst.
Roth bon have been thoroughly ovcfhnuled and tGI &c
commentators so improved equal any boats on ne t'e
an additional number of State Rooms having been addc0
These boats tow no barGes. 81.
-Nnrt
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TIVE SPANISH LILY WHITE, Tor making ladies clrSS'
1 n fine aabaser white. Thiss different 10 common clnA
we warrant il net 10 inurc Sold the sign OF tic Amcfc'n
FAKE - Chaiham-strcet and 3S lronway " " lJ' FUR
ton9s,rcct Rrooklyn Stntestreet. Boston, NJ I'm
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I~,GAT Co,It-S,rorior Peach Orchard Rel Ash Conf.
from :hs spoon and Salem veRS-Ecg and BTokel :,
stove 81 ~ Nut 81 90 well screened we,-hca ny ciy
ho- and delivered carta.e free part q The city
AMY nj the ya.l cor OF Greenwich and eh't''A.' 'eo
or 1T 10 Amos. ~,
C9rl iy tie ca':'-i'' ana i''''' e'' -. FERGUSON
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FORSAIENTHECTrY OF NEW AEk-A ho 10
ia aud Of Land situated IN south Il bf @a Il bi W.
The House y 'cet 'uni b - ,ei Ii b,shnnt
$40 good stables % Sc gitas.. yI e 7 r"ret
~ !i ..I, u n,nlsoa streets OF v LILLIAN flt b.
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DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,
FROM BE. BOWERY. IN. 81.

IN. L.
NOR the OF Coughs, Colds Asthma, Whooping
l. Cough Calarrh, Pains the Side and Breast Bon
cns Liver Complaints, and ali those affections of tho
Throat and Lungs which d OF much suffer-
ing, and often In Consumption. This iemedy
Justly and highly distinguished IL is purely vegetable,
mid and gentle its effects upon the system, and be
taken in the mos, delicate with safety well
utility So extensively has been used and often prov
cd successful in and apparently almost
hopeless cases, not only palliative bu a remedy
that the proprietor f. els hes fancy int oducing and
nng il 10 all who unfortunately have
sion to resort TO some means for recovery.
Physicians familiar with its effects and of the
healing properties of this vegetable preparation
frequently prescribe in their practice and with The med
zeal faculty generally, 1t has met with than ordinary
appreciation.
Certificates from The highest and respectable sour
ces Of persons who have either been greatly relieved by
it, entirely recovered f. ON affections of the Lungs and
Liver, could be furnished in abundance, bn we deem
ecessary publish them, the medicine gener-
ally known throughout the country, TO be the best .d
cine in use for diseases of the Lungs and Liver
For a Cold and Cough this is Of the yer,
best remedies discovered.
B. There is spurious and counterfeit article aHoat
lately introduced into this place. Therefore be carc
full 10 get the genuine, which is from 375 BOwery, New
York. and that the steel plate labe is the bot
tie TO prevent coun,erleits.
Forsa by Silas Burbank and Clark g. Collins Mont
pclier: Moses Morse, Johnson; Morrill,. Young & Co.
Stahvrd II. ID. Morgan Co., Wanen, Il. e. J. NJ
hordson Waits6eld. l9-ly.