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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

Cordial. the OF Dy-rniers ,Darriri and
Cauicsa Norhus 4 purely vegetable compound.
This Invaluable Cordial j. he -urr-i, Safest aud n-i e.
f.rrf remedy f1r l The above disorders. ami may ruy
slid vailed Tor is speedy and hornn- cure
Ui them 30 every -iafc.
Thousands hfv- used his medicine prepare hy he
pnslf uI above complaints, and hav" been
lr. - ihe aggravated ca-es indeed an a-iencr
hardly e mentioned m which % ha- not effected per
icci cure. and often Wilma irw hours
lr of the when much iri j. used aud
Frequently unrrr Stale ami disorders oi the bowels are
prevalent l- Incompatible specific = oi ur uinsi ln-
pufiauCe: aud thr proprietor would especially ur upon
every family the nab.r value Of his article. particular
~ where ferc yOGn. children, % = perfectly sale
remedy aud restores the bow els a. healthy state.
The Cordial cannot bee too highly recommended o -esiaf
n men, aud tie of every should have sup
vi. of ia. j. on established ruth among mec I men,
Ina a change climate ~ the most prolific sources OF
disorders for the cure VI which - Cordial is 80 re-
msrkabe
For sale wholesale and retail hy the sole agents FOR the
Ciiy. RU>HTON 4 co llO Broai"ay,
aus 2wo0lc ~ A-tpr House and go Broadway, Inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO.

rI,HIS COMPANY is now in active and successful opers
i non, insurng LIVES ONLY, on the most scconmo
dating Terms The premium If over So, can be paid one
fourth In cash. threefotrh- note AT u months win
per cent interest which be reneed II desired by The
party making insurance. II the premium l. less than -"
per annum, be paid in hafyearly quarterly, monthly
or weekly payments
live benefit ofh- wife and children for 5000 by paying NJ
Per week aud proportion for larger OF smaller sum
and IN the ratio for any The pronts VIII be- divided
annually the insured In available scrip bearing per
cent interest on which the Company Will loan mouey-of
the profits apply subsequent premiums al the option
- the insured.
Directors.
Rensselaer, Haveu- Robt l.. Patterson SAM. M-eser.
seth Low. Lewis {. Grover Charle-> VI A. Nnetl,
VIM. \. r. Pentz, Th,-. y Segur VIM VI simpson,
Geo Merle. Henry McFarian, Marcus l.. W ard
ROBERT T.. PATTERSON. President
BFNJ {. NuLFR, secretary.
Jus. T.. LoRp, Agent
JAWS SrEwsGr. NJ d. No Bondsi Medical Examiner
it.n law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

NllNN ~ EARLE s--ociai-d y ith lhe.n-else-
wi in tie Cotton Brokerage Business WIN D. II Attirr
and vii 90 business under the hrm ~ Maitnie Mum
Earle, a, f.ear old -tand, No P Wsl-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
FEVER AND AGUL: ,,,o nr,,r

sEFTNHAT OLD FANORfTk AND sIFKLINU KtMf-
i DY."-" ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIN
TURE' for Fever and Ague" No medicine IN an! a.
or country eyer met v such universal -ucce--pro-
lecied against coHrfets by the written snaiurr oi M
pro prei0 John X R0iand the top of each Doel II
the Original inventors Office. Al No = North second
Phadelphia or Of 81 . Fan. General Agent, No ~ fG
on-st Lamp store Sun Buildings New York leL1 ofneod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

VENTILATIos-MoTrs PATENT VACUUM

NENTII ATIOs-MOTTS PATENT NACUU IN
COM l., Tor s-using chlrch-s court aut school rooms,
hospitals r.road car, prisons. cabins, holds VI vesse
when with pc-abe articles, ant ATT places designed
Tor crowded assemblies has been proved by many esprit
meuf- before scientific associations In This CITY AMI Boston,
where they have been awarded gold and silver metals 10 be
the sef-actng Cow known that VIII facilitate eNlaus
tpn through vertical or other hnes.
The experiments referred prove that all ouef cows
lave the edrc to checs Drafts although many OF them do
prevent particular winds blowing down chimney and thus
cure heir smoking
Bvad of the Vacuum. combined with recevin- PIE
mum Coss of pure air brought from above N"
building be- made flow through any place requiring
ventilation.
e seen in operation any morning between and p al No
30 Nai-rstreet Architects, builders, persons h1oli 10
build and who interest Ia philosophy 81 eNpe
menis requested call and witness results ht would
hardly be believed without seeing where can also De seen
the plans Mr. Joseph Gurus for Warming ana |enula
Ing. which il believed TO be- an Improvement upon Dr.
Reads of Ednburgh plan applied Ia The new armament
House Of England. JORDAN L. MOTT, % W ter 81
NOTE-snce the public experiments Al Tue asl ar OF ne
American Institute, persons have cut Oh lhr 'a
of the COwl known As Espe, 10 permit me wni 70
sweep ihrou "a doing 50 Is infringing upon my Patent
viii hold them responsible, unless hey ca sni gel my
written consent which Will freely give upon spp CATION
II nothing by the operation, must have tn credit Of
the invention.
Their. are Others who made In this City and else
where limitations Of my COw many OF them with llle
OF the principle Of construction TO those shs
not be- 80 lenent le~p NhWu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

~ An Irshman named Charles McCarier. ia the
employ Of the Attca g. Buffalo Railroad Company, was
huri yesterday At Alden BY being run over by car on
dirt train and his leg and were badly laccrsted
though no bones broken The accident wss caused
by the careiessDess of little boy. whs altered the
switch and let the on the track while under mo
t.... lAifica Dem Aug n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
xrALIABLF PAINTINGS an siaiuafy, " pro

NALi ABLE PAINTINGS an .a..sis - pro
qeriy u be ate Joseph s0u4pare iC.et >gr'irr.
lived In.fr,irf.,n. "a t.r-e ~ n public -s- Al - Nan
.i5o II BorSr-fo.yn Ne,s-JrrsesJ 90 Neine-tay and
rrur-isy sept u z1d 70, ul- eolr5'i ~ Ihe ~. NAa
-hoce specimen. hy gnn- .rrne Laez oipr Ana D-ny-
5t-gsr Pou--i1. Canal-it. lrr- Spa-noeto' itr'-fs
Sratf.r. 49,. P.r- -sr-ry. Rorgrzrnr- lsssn,,.
Ph 10 tr Champagne Guerrnino, >fA-ial lei fftnho
Dufnsrue -acA aii ofier- # h ia s -ti-h 'e-
tan ana French schools
A.-o -s-sera figures and Busis IN MARBLE
SPLENDID LIskaEY A>D MsSuscsiF lie sane rns
VII be so.d some Manuscripts arc Library % Ohoe-
Works
.. Catalogues Re bad a Messrs Onrey HIS AUG
ton Store, No ies Broadway. DsA &A~SladS.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

.lrr.-. RI - .r. f Nervous .-esss-. received ns
steamer Grea, Br.a.n T- Genuine can only D. oo.siei
Cod -Iu.t IS ---t. B. ID sands. - Flllon. Gen
-rs. For -se a-o Is 5p+ brurl" ay - ra-l
Broa- way. if3. ~ and ~ Fulton, Galols cor E" oo~sls
nd Grand, = aarl. j. Avenue ~ cieI ~ N'i'o- ''
Divsion-Mr. Hay'- Brooklyn, 49, Fulton o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

nR. BEEBE, Botanic Physician. successor 10 Dr. Jonn
~ Thomson Of the founder OF the ThOmspnian sys
TEN Of Prscucr sr continues 10 treat Chrome Diseases as
usual MS Botanic Inhrmary, SD Brcomestfe' Infe-
doors west u the Bowery where may still he had sucn
medicines formerly kept Dy Or. Thomson. s-o
genera OF ThomsOnian and vegetable
medicines for f.rniy use, and reduced prices Ample
ommostons for patents Board and attendance on me
most reason Able terms No charge for advice
" g. Our Scorbutc Remedies for tn- blood are stu
performing wonderful cures Please call AMI examine
certificates. w. A~WSs~m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

THf ENhxrTisS LAw-laPoRTAST DECISION
An important decision OF the Supreme Court was pro
nounced by ChiefJ1stoe BRoSsoN the n term.
The decision goes the length @: dcclarrs he c>ern
ton act Of ~ which extended the exeD,, on- III the
former act BE- In conflict with the Consolation Of the
U and void far the Law in question hss OF msy
b. supposed have retrospective action upon cont
u sxistspce q tho time Of lie passage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

NO CURE No PAY BOWEL and summer emp a.ni.
~ Dr. JAYNE. No 4 South Third -'rc,i, - Wiling %
1larane, IN At hs CARMI NATIVE BALSAM~ii cure Di-
arrhra Chohc Cramps. Gripping Pains, Cholera Murhn-.
Summer Complaint and other D~rsng.menis OF Tire SION
nch 10 nney-nne cases of hundfed and IN less lan
half the time can be done by any Oher means Il j. eN'
rein.iy pleasant aud children fond OF H. IL J. equally
a. .ectual for adults children, and when The directions
are followed and a cure Il effected the money Will be
cheerfuy returned. Price . and 80 cents bottle.
Sold nj Wholesale and retail by 4. r. ID. SANDS, Drug
rss 20 Fuon-st us Broadway, and II East Broadway,
New FORK. aI.3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
NE. Pile Embroeasoa-In asen

nR, SONS Pile Embroc auon.-lu Offering thu
IL Euibrocsion the public, th- proprietor f--s cont
dent m warsntng certain safe and speedy cure. IL
hs. long been used by Physician Of eunrrce snd win
most astonishing success; indeed -s Il u--i
cordlng he directions
In addition 20 It's beng positive r-nedr ~ The P-.s IL
never f.. iaioerablr itching which very
common and lis In The paris ile fe.
Ii 70 s.s0 valuable application % painful sri in-l
rni.l minors. and 10 old snd McOnlOne ulcers tla
painful and do not h-z FOR want OF scton-ns isrs.e-
OF Inc skin mat Of lorg .lsndue readily cured ~
TN. oiutmenL
Prepared only by Dr " Jackson. snd sold wholesale and
rets1 bv A 4 4 D. SANDS, wholesale D0lggsi- ~ fll-
n Br..d.-s sri u Essi Broadway None Eri a.
me unles. with us signature of ~ Jackson, 81 d. -
outside wrapper add slt tie words Or Jlcksnr- p o.
EIuhFos Aon, rt.- blown 10 ca-h bottle Pr-e - per
hptl.- ~ bottles for - rno 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
TRIBUNE SUPPLEMENT.
,rw.YonK, SEPTEMBER s, 1910.
80 neguIaT shec, 81 This morning.


LIGHT FOR ALLEY g. GosrIcE.
You cannot pay with Money
The million sous % Toll
The sailor on the ocean.
The peasant on the -OH.
The labOrcr 10 the quarry,
The newer Of the coal
Your money pays the hSno'
But il cannot pay the -oHI
Yoa gaze on the cathedral
Whose turrcis meet the SKY
Remember the foundations
That ia earth aud darkness lie
For. were not those foundations
80 dsrkly resting there,
Yon towers could never soar up
20 proudly IN the air.
The workshop mus! BE- crowded
That the palace may be- bright,
fl the plownan did not plowi
Then the poet could not write.
Thea let every toll BE- hallowed
That man performs for man,
And have it, share oi honor,
As part Of one great plan.
see. nghf 0dFt- npWN rum '~"''
And enters where II may
The eyes of all carih's people
Are cbeered with one bright dty.
And let the minds true sunshine
Be spread Der earth az Tree,
And iill the souls Of men.
A. the waters MI the sea.
The man who turns the soil
Need not have an earthly mind,
The digger mid the coal
Need not be ia spirit blind;
The mind can shed light
On each worthy labor done.
A. low hest things are bright
Ia the radiance OF the Sun.
The tailor. ay. the cobbler.
Nav lift their heads a. men
Better far than Alexander.
Could he wake 10 life again.
And think of all his bloodshed.
And all for nothing too
And ask himself" What made |
As useful as shoe
What cheers the musing student,
The poet, the divine
The thought that for his followers
A brighter day will shine.
Let every human laborer
Enjoy the vision bright
Let thought that comes from Heaven
BE spread like Heavens own li.bt,
We men who bold the pen.
Rise like band inspired,
And. poets, lei your lyrics
With hope for man be- fired;
Till earth becomes temple,
And every human heart
Shall JOIN In one great service,
Each happy in his part.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

NEW SEkIL>. OF Scho, kf-siers-l kus-t4s FINN
efThi- manu-. : arranged a. 20 retain lie o. o.
OF steinatc Instruction AMI progress by means OF So
he tune hat presents progressive series o' raa
usied Rrading Lessons
II Rus-efs spelling Booi--Thi- work pur-u-s the same
method adopted IN he Primer and the more difficult ofd-
are follow I'd ty drtuitors ans explanations.
IN Rns-e's Primary R-st-r-T'ns hook contains 49,
lection oi easy Reading Lessons, adapted yOans
ard preceded by systematic course Of exercises Afucu-
lsi,on Infections ard Psusr-.
~ Russell and God.burss Introduction Lie Amer
-sn Common. School Reader ard Speaker. comprising
ous IN prose and VIII elementary riss snc "a
ercisrs ~ pronunciation
v Russsu and GodsbGrys American Common >chloi
Reader and Si-akerThc design OF is poeA r. " ilf ~
es.ei Al 10 good reading 81 secol ~ g-> Tor eAei-
ci..s IN Resdiu and speaking m part u when NE AYE %
el0cutiOu i indicated BY notation
These books are Already extensively Introduced 10 ne
New Eng and STATES For sale BY
TURNER HAYDEN, 10 John-st
sal3 sodos Aguals 70. the Pub.ishers lor his Stale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
I64o-SUMMEh ARRANGEMENT
IT. ><FW-YORK AND ERIE RAIL
ExAY's--3yROAD LINE for Middleton u, Goshen :
L. 7s.sss.sza5 ) StW sI6 AND MAkLEs

~ ~(U-(vkAILROAD CO.--SsHsDVr d-~f
On and after Monday, Apr.lltn
inst me Cars will follows VIZ Leave City Hal "
YOrkyile, Harlem and Morrsana al SO, 10, =, ~ A.
!, Z. ), $50, 4, 5, so, p N.
Leave City Hi for Fortham and Williams Bridge, IA
7, l0A NJ, :, I3o, 5.6P NJ.
Leave City Hall for White Plains, l0A NJ, 3 SPIN
Leave Morrisiana and Harlem for & y Hall I'D, 8,
II A. NJ, = 81, }, b1, D, 90, las p NJ.
Leave Williams Bridge for City HALF, 10, 1910 A. j.
70 5. SO. To p. NJ
Leave White Plains for City Hal TO- 1910 A. N, 30
6i0P.M
The freight train will WHITE Plains 81 AN, md ha
City Hal al Las ?. M.for The present
selt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
-.r-AFOK BKIDGEPOkT

~ FOX BRIDGEPORT 400 HOl-aIDnIc
~ - RairOad.-The steamboat SlNhOD, Capt
John Brooks, Jr Will l.-y- New orb from
he foot vi Market daily sundays excepted Al O'Clock
A. NJ In connection h u. Carr Or West >tocshrfxr. Re-
urnng leave Bird xepori quarter past O'CLOCK y VI on
the arrival of the cars from West Stockbrdge, arriving In
N-vYork al hafpssl 5. P. NJ
Ths O'Clock Line ~ Bridgeport Is withdraw Stages
viii rave he -rrval u The Boat ior STAFFORD MiOfi
Fairfield, Southport. and Derby
r. Tins tn only boat running In connection slih the
cars K y MASON Superintendent. slll 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

IT, SkOTICE.-Slalen Island Ferry. tgg "
Es-Nss- u Whitehall street The steamboats, SYLPH
skzz<Ss and STATEN ISLANDER VIII leave New
York every hour, except 2. NJ, commencing al A. Vi
until ?. ~ Leave Staten Island every hour except I
VI. commencing Al = A NJ. until ?. NJ
y Bon Sundays the DOats Will leave every hour nom
IA NJ until / r NJ and from p NJ. until 7 y N.
~ wy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
49,, SIMMER ADVANCEMENT


Fare only i. crnfs-tAnge Of Honr.-On
and after Saturday May l7h 13i5 the steamer fASSAiC,
Capt Ions GARY will follows until further notice
Leave Newark, foot Of Centre 81 u A. NJ and Il p D.
Leave New-YOrk foot ~ Barclay o.. 10 A NJ and T. d.
On sundays leave Newark A. u. aud r h Leave
New York 10 A. NJ and p NJ.
The Pas-aic been Enlightened 70 feet and IL nov two
hundred and -ny feet long She has new boiler and
new cummodous and elegantly furnished dees saloon %
feet IN .eugth and Is complete order Her omnoda
lions FOR freight and passengers hsye been very much n
n,,g.S g,-,yb, =. rr,.f NJ rs-ne ~ rs,.s rlvi7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURER.

4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT ~ Paai-aei tn. ant
n Common Tn War Cutlery, haf. .nd h"-o~ W are
Wool " Ar. Baskets BRUSHES Door Mas, shake ives
and Bro0msin shori, every vsris 81 Nsrfll- Al
y B.-i complete s--ofifneni - 1on-- AZ les rn.
Table Dishes All Cover A. ~ iuf hor-- ~ >r,tn-s
JANESY WATKINS.
,..,s.,l f- Csfh.-ir---f- New fors.
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EDUCATION
DEV. r. T. HuDDART'S CLASSICAL AND COM
IL MERCIAL WORDING and DAY sCHOOL-FOur-


DEV r. T. HUDDARTs CLASSICAL AND COM.
IL MFRCIAL BOARDING and DAY ScHOOL-Four
teeni street, between University Place and FIN Avenue
The Fsiablishnen which has lately been removed from
Housonsrci is prepared for the rcce p"n oi an IN
Creased number Of Boaders No expense has been spared
render complete well arranged school icf boys
has been built expressly for the purpose ntendi under ie
direction Of OF the first architects in the CITY, and Mr.
Huddai has mucn satisfaction IN presenting I" ~
and the Public, an Institution IN which every re4us" iO NE
accommodation, convenience and comfort o. ~ pupils
combined and such M n" Aeence OF many years has 'g
gesd The situation is perhaps, the most eligible winch
could have been selected for Tie purpose as fard- hean
and facility Of All the advantages Of ne bel IT.
strucors and Professors available while the DEMENT'S ci
country residence gained by he outdoor abilene exer-
cses which can DC -niuved te spacious ps ~ round
Further information to course of study, and inT pari'
~ NJ, Unddsr, ~ hjs residence In li,h street
y R-Tie s.gula, Acidemical Year viii commence on
the H. september after The Summer vacation The Aun,.
der Of Pupils being limited IA the Day School! vac lnces MI
For BoARDFRS and DAY BOARDERs, who are en-
rey distinct and sepcrae, applications VIII be received a.
fime
TERMs-For Boarders 500 per annum without accom-
pshnen,s Day Boardegs, =" per quarter Do, Scholar
$50 per quarter Je2l ono. VI ="
MALE COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL. This De-
parmeul under the direction Of the Hon DAVID D,G-
eETT LII. D. late Chief Justice Of the supreme toun oi
CONNECTICUT and Professor Of Law and the Hon S,NrEL
Wrrcs.o,x H. D. Ins r,lclor IN the Science and Prac-
ice Of Law; and Isaac H. TOWNSEND, Esq Attorney and
Counsellor AT Law.
There are Two courses OF instruction and Stud, In the
sch1oOne called he prceSs,0na course. aud the olhei
called the gera! course The object Of the professional
course give thorough legal education Ia those gentle
who propose - enter the Profession OF Law The DE-
-icn The general i, more particularly 10 commu
ucaie appropriate information those who with 10 attend
10 Jurisprudence branch Of liberal knowledge
course, with special reference to e"t'e lar is intro
The terms Of The course tuition. with
~ bOok aud ordinary use of Tire library are
follow spaysbe In advance unless for satisfactory rea
For he whole of two years one hundred and
hy dollars For year, eighty dollars For less thar
dollars month For more iban one year and
less han Two wears dollars month after h hfsi
The OF the general course are twenty dollars Tor h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

EG 1zsszsss[rO WEsTERS sn-
MALL PASSENGER
ROUTE TO THE SOUTH AND WEST via PHI LABEL
PHIA BALTIMORE CUMBERLAND. - WHEELING,
PlTTsBURG and CINCINNATI %. Through N y hours
from N-w-York 10 Wheeling and Pittsburg.
Passenger. gong directly through
L-age New York al A. VI. by Railroad
Arrive in Phiisde phis al zF. NJ
Leave Philadelphia. A. 5 z. VI. b. si-ufsO..-
Arrive N BAR, more A. III p. NJ
Leave Baltimore a. IA NJ by he Szlumors
Ohio Rsi.rv~d
And arrive At Cumberland a. p. "
Leave Cunb-rl and a, 81 n by Sa40na.
Road Good lnlrAI Stage Lines snd arrive p n-ns
or Ptisbufg n-x, evening.
Passenser. H. Piti.bnrs u.se the sprn new 'ni mod
err buii STEAMBOATS, BrO~u-ve and usfry nave only
- - >aging whole route, WIN choice o. day
Or night usyeL ,.
Fr.. ca-- steamboats, leave whng ard fii.si1s our.
liz and Pa.ryers forwarded without delay ~ GIN
CfNNaTI AMI a other Ports IN u- souh aud West tars
81 o. Cincinnati.
for Thro1gh Tickets BY III route apply In Pgi ,de.pAa
81 H. Pal,roer c- corner 0 Mtrse aud event.
Or ID IS soul Third street On board --snhos DDrk
What
9srs througa from Fhllsteiphs Wheeling SIS. 10
P.ft.hars 81 stn tb- privilege VI stopping We rD-s
and r-suuing erals Al pleasure.
For further Information. apply "a J. l. sLEMNth.
Agent Al The Office Of Adams n Co. Express
i-11 VT No. ~ Wal a. NY.
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3, NOTICE---A BAKGAiN.---A COZ NrKi

q; SEAT AND FARM FOR SALE-nesE The vi.lsg. OF
- Somervile. Somerset Co. New Jersey. sad eTm
OF 3 Of Land = Of which IL Wood Ths
Buildings ell NEW. and bulk within two years-Ho 50
and Barn both bu Thy days work and OF lie be-, mater A.
The House bui IN TIE Cottage STYLE by * feet 'front.'
bS through thu centre paor- finished with marble ms s
piazza feet front and y feet down zach sdeiogrh-r
with Oh-ery aory Of said House t~o story sicr
Ia The and Cellar under HI "a hole Of NJ main 1d-
s with Panie- and AL tagged through n the besi manner
The Barn % feet long and painted white Carriage House
Ice House xc Also grrst variety u FRUIT Of At d.
.cripton--toeether with quantity Of shrlbhery.
The premises within four hundred ysrds Of,hs Country
Seal and shout quarter OF nile of The Railroad The
place /. about two hours and half from the City For far
iher inquire Of the subscriber and proprietor ohe
NATIONAL HorEI.. No Cortland 81. New \ ors
m2lu CHAS NhhbFF.
H4A FARM FOX >ALE.-->iiusie on the Road rom
New Rochelle 10 White Plans, about -guidl-iAai rom
each containing 10 ACRES or LAND, Al Of which
Is Plough Land excepting Ten Acres which Is Wool Land
The place i divided by ane and Is aid ont into COW ene
lots for cultivation. Al the fences Of stone. 10 good
order and the ground In HI h state OF cvaon. TIE hu d.
ali OF good character snd In order For TERMS app
10 y KENYON on ih- premises, ~ ~
dQ'F !. NDRIa<CE. = Jphn-si. New lprs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03

NICHOLAS CARROLL Secretary.
Capt Samuel GAMBLER. Marine Inspector .
Also Inspector for "Lloycs for The Port OF Ne"i ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-03
DANIEL ACEE.

Inc fULTON-Sr. Newly orb vii this day pnbhsh No .
lVS OF the Treasury of History. comprising genera u
troiuctcry outline OF Universal History Ancient and MOI
and Series u separate stories o' every principal
nslon thai exists their Rise Progress and Present C"nd
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