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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
Datent Alcoirincs.
F0z The REMOVAL AID Ff,Ss>fNr crss % Al DIS
BASES .sisi>s iNoN - ~. - .vs,,v 1T"
sArDs's sARsAPARILLA


EASES .sfsf~G FgoN A. IMPURE -rsrf % rHE
sLoan. OF HAsIT ~ rHE SYSTEM
The functions Of crru anon rlinaoh Al eNoTeuon sc
manifested = BON life : reduced, - IN .ne pa- lo - sn-
cuui zion ami tr-e wI-. therefore p Is r->cn a.
ACTON. Between ins apparatus by nfl Neer necessary
nf.,ra. processes are carried terr - fFn'a ac-
m and tf one portion of fhe az ma machinery i oct ~
rider. fe harmony Of the whole system :, otral-f ne
great de-iera1-r medicine. therefore = plepal'
cl sls sci with rlus certainty and force upon escA one
l fi- ,sd OF fllcou--Hhich sha q, m" case may ~
- re- restore health AMI ygOr t0 The ccalol' sr tune
io ne -'omfcl, ~ remove oesiriciiol- Ilun ..c -
To i confidently srt-r-i Thar >arl,s >ar>a1ArlA
his 'hreeioi power snd that 1y hus scne on ne pf'ha-
ry ~ disease DO e~adir1es thoroughly snd pefht-
nry i,s various PAINFUL dangerous. AMI oi--isnt mana
-si0ns Prom ssaQ- er,rion 81 Tie ssia. 10 herril-
ay -rr0s and from tyspePs' 70 govt snd iniammaiory
rheriusr.- n will he found equally eacarious
The following letter us received smother proof n the
value and efcacy Of ti. highly popular medicine Ihis :
lut .nereu of those daily coming haud-sl Of which
uI.. De cheerillly exhibited on Application;
WfNsrFD, Conn. August 5, isth
L. B. & y. Smdi-Gcntenle1. About * weeks s.nee !
commenced taking your >ar-aQ and wss then suffer
n- irln >cr0l 20 - most NlIlrni ofA ie h1e run
mig Ulcers and had lost rc o one arm, and ne disease
caused -uch Intense pain m the fesi nat three physcan'
oi me- could no' ige-ttlt there was no he = Tor me
informed them lr r. one MEDICINE would hep ne.
srf .si was sall-s >arsaQar a. Ny physician seeing my
confidence 30 great yCu cerurcaie. and com
e taking the SsrssrarliA Is u-e produced imn-di-
relief my head : we'll and nv arm wnicn nid
been u 90 s- can now sew with and my health : rapidly
improving. Many Pc pie hearing Of my case. have come
ne SIX ard nine miles 1 ard some have taken
f- Sr.apsca after nes-ing IL wonderful operation on
m. one adv told me- lss week. Il dong great things
for her. and there three four IN this psce thai are
tasting De- ani merchants md very ready sale Tor
>.1t.. >arsanar.Ua Yours. most respectfully,
CORDFLtA CADY.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence OF IL SUI
peror value and efficiency, see pamphlets which may De
obtained of agents gratis
Prepared and sold whoesae and reail by B. 4 d.
SANDS Whoesse Druggists - Fuion-sireet, llj Broad
say. and - East Broadway, Sewfork.
Sold also by druggists generally throughout the United
SAFES Price : per bottle. bottles for -
fS' The public are respectfully requested to remember
achieving such remarkable OF the mos difficult cass
of disease. f0 wh the human frame is subject therefore
a. A L. ID other. I'm
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l1aient nle6irinss
XVHITTEMoRE'> coseeu,r-'-a ysse.ssle sy

XI-HITTENORf'> Conceuir--d ess.an. s, ~,
w A -er--' y remedy for Dsrhrs bC-.i Ooupisln
Dv.rrferv Cholera Nofhas Cho.ers lniannm So nl'
valuable Medicine = pres-rt 20 M prhic' under ne -.
e. confidence hat nothing WI e wanting ~ sies. ~ -
virtues 90 convince he most incrru-'-s o. IS
orh qe- every Other Tor ne show rof anu
Tn. necessity II prompt ard early siirnron % ors~
companis cannot ~ strongly urged upon ne nun" 81
every per.or rom The V-i known fact ths thousands dc
enrusv OF Diarrhsa .rt Bowel Co--piani. Snd IN most
FOR OF proper treatment 10 - IT'S So y. -
c1rirsrt Is- sny t1 be seen IN the case % - len
der infant very few, rny. arr 10 De iound IN lasss
through course OF getting lS.; teeth without oeins mV'e
iess troubled with tisfrhrs. winch 'r"cienuy
Al impaired CONSTITUTION We have the most startling AIS
presented view IN 49, bills Of mortality, cGrnS me
summer and Fall months, when Is 10 he seen nat nun
dreds every season al sclins "a iA,s Nefls
several Physicians. Of responsibility and enh-1oe, have
tested virtues, and do not hess-e 10 recommend rs Use
'"'-'" MippLrrowS. Conn Sept - issL
Dss- ST.. Fa-sng that | dUly 90 Tie public, -
ye = yourself IN communicating sri- winch may oenen
ms, ssy MORALS would -ist sisie, Inst for numhx 90
wear. pas, Al certain seasons - the yea, ave o sn,t
"a ,.h the Darrhra ard having ued NE vs'uus prrscrp
- recommended with but little effect, short une since
lv eve caught notice IN one on NE ne"rPaFr " ~
nr.nfr,i,i Vegetable syrup. for ie cure oi pNthr
- s -, CIV / immediately purchased bottle, and
o nv surprise and entire Satisfaction laiel me ~ ~
lo-,s healed Of my comp. anu anu s ~, :. with
ont II In nv possession shy account ana "'o1 a.. -
M who nav require IL use 10 ~ tss have DONE ana 'ne'
You are Al liberty Sir. To make such q his IS you
may deem proper Very respesiTr,Iii NJ WILLIAMS
Prepared hy 4 + WHlTTEMORE, Es.eN , nnn rot "a -
wholesale and Recall by A K u. SANDS, p'usslsts -
Yukon rs Broadway and u Fast BROADWAY Saf 'u'
CANttR, .CKOFIiA and Goiirs-Ampe eNpe'
ris-e IA. provef that no conir-un Of medicine IA,
ever been so efecus In removing The ano-- diseases y
JAYNE's LIFE PREstRNArlNE u has elected cure :
tst have been truly astonishing not onS q. -, ,h
he -ease- OF that class bat has removed the most -u'
f~n Diseases Of The >sin. >vengs. Dyspepsia, &c Nc-
This medicine enters into he crcaau3n' ana & 80
uses v herver located. Il purines III blood and oef
and. o he body removes obstruction IN the pores OF me
: r and reduces enrrgefefts of the glands or bones II
Ir..s.s ne .pr.;te n moves headache and drowsine
s~s nyisor,ts, The whole system and irpars animation 10
fh, diseased ard dehuaiet c0nsluiiun ihrir nv'n
inrior Ia i'm liz. whole msiera medica II = PEREZ ny
ale and extremely pleasant snd has nothing OF me dses
n nausea ompauyng the idea OF ing medicine.
Price dollar per bottle. 80.
prerarei BY Dr JAYNE. South Thri-s- Phsielpha
sod N wholesale snd retail by A. \. u sANO>, pris
fi.t. ~ FuonsL 70 Broadway and u East broad~H
New FORK. ""-' ~"
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~ JOHN QUINCY ADAMS having been invited
10 deliver the address the Inauguration Of The Monu
mcnt 10 the memory Of Rev JAMES CALDWELL the
marfyf.pas0r Of the Revolution in November next has
replied in letter 10 Rev. Dr. Murray. Mr.. Adams eX-
presses his hearty concurrence IN the contemplated
commcmoration of heroic virtue and adds that an
ndrm state of health and the decays Of body and mind
irclen, to advanced age have made il impossible for
him 20 forescc whether any given day advance 10
may be in his power address meeting OF his fellow"
citizens But IT, he adds he Committee can make ar
engagements tor the whole ceremony without depend
cncc upon my participation IN II. ana yet reserVlng
short space of time in which If present may express
my feelings sc. Will endeavor 10 be present " 10
contribute one sprig of myrtle says the venerable OLD
patriot TO coihe in unadcn verdurc the grave OF that
blessed martyr IN the of my countrys freedom
would be- could command my own destiny. the last
act with which would close my own career. This
beautiful letter the Newark Advertiser says which bears
vdepce Of the irernulous hand Of old will be pub
lished hereafter. We much struck u adds. with
The seal-an acorn sprneing into new life, with the
motto" AITERI SPECULO.'
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TgE lxDIANS-lt has been proposed 10 form
new state west Of Arkansas 10 embrace the Cree Cnoc
law and Cherokee Indian tribes II the Indians have Ar
fived At sufficient degree Of civilization tins should De
done As would give 20 the Indian inhabitants ne" ID
,onivc 20 make further advances in education ana CIV
z,tion. and assimiaie their government 10 our uet ~
unons. Ina order to prepare the way Tor me 'uiur,
complainant Of that desirable object would De wei
D pass law without delay 20 authorize The Indians 10
and send 90 Congress Delegates OF their own ifipts
men OF their own nation who would have the powers,
privileges and compensation Of territorial Delegates
these representatives. could speak and make e~pians
Dns and propositions and by their free intercourse with
'he members Of Congress might do much promote the
interests and redress the OF the Indians such
measure would be- very great encouragement the In
hans ia their efforts become civilized, and
,ruar permanent republican state Government II
would iupart confidence in the United states and would
r,use thcm 10 look forward with cheerful hope 20 the
iav when they shall become thoroughly civilized edu.
,ie3 and well governed - Louis New Era.
~ Rev Thomas Jepson. OF Columbus Ga
vs. thrown from his horse and killed on the 18th
.nst about nine miles north Of Columbus.
KID, APPINo 4 SLAyE.-Capt. Gurmer>on' OF toe
.chooner Four Broihers was arrested by ,ne fonce
of the FRS, Municipality the affidavit OF Or Leecn
charging him with having kidnapped his BOY Robert
with view of running him out OF the >tse lie gave
honds for his future appearance and was dischsrseu
New. Orleans Picsyune, 2lsi-
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HAMILTON HOTEL,

At THE NAReUWS-An impression having gone
"A abroad that all the II this establishment. are en-
.i for the season. the subscriber hcgs thai
such ! not the The house = comfortably 1, but ~
onehsf is bosrde are transient, WIN one Jays n"ue"
GOOD be- procured. IL the Intention oi the sub
.,nber keep the ouse open until October, s airr 1s
present date he charge Will be- eight dollars per wrcA
Children sud half price To merchants doing hesi
the city, and wishing their families 10 ENJOY sss
breexes. few any possess the same advantages ss me
o'clock A. NJ after breakfast and returning al T. NJ, IN
uine to dine " I'M their families
The regular dinner hours for the hoarders /. O'Clock 7.
" The lOSs The Ocean steamboat leaves foot OF Bate
~ every afternoon At and arrives In time for e psssen'
ans II MoNLo REED.
SANS souCI HOTEL, BALLsToN SPA, N. Y.
"a This LONG KNOWN AND tAvORiTf EsrAB.
rs ushncnL With III. extensive grounds belonging IA II.
snd all rs appurtenanc-s hss been recently put INTO hs
most v-rlec order and repair and Will he opcnsi for he
r,rpou @ Vie sors on the 18Th Of June next
re irducenrru. and advantages offered by hs ssrs
sluci' de .hll GUNNER retreat are too widely kno~p
10 r.,er rne description necessary. lls spacious and
elegant salc~rs ard spsrnen,s-th- rch am diversified
beauty OF It's exe-rye pleasure grounds now IN ne hshrs
state of finish and cu,ysion-th- quiet retirement OF 10
siy retreats ani the comcyt ard order which h nteDd
ed shall perysde and characterize ne whole
ell combine TO present unfsaled cH~nons 10 VIC paons
generally
To families those who nom delicate heslih or other
reasons, may prefer quiet and fepose offers
Its location IL siN miles from Saratoga sp &C. whs
winch II has ulncanon ~ railroad several Tunes asy
thus sfcring opportunity ofmnsngi Ia the gaues snS
Of that fashionable watering place, without be-
4. the and confusion ~ Its cowds
TIE Saratoga Mn.rsl Waters will be constantly Furnished
fres heahu and sparkling a. Al the springs themselves
There are also Mineral Fountains In the Immediate vicinity
Of the Sans souc. Of great value and efficacy The new
SULPHUR SPsiSS Barns Saratoga LAKE, are four mil-s
distant and carriages wi from he Hotel nj all times fof
tho accommodation Divisions Who wish o ths bsihs
70 enjoy The delightful scenery Of NE lsr. a..
The Souc!" will he under the charge Of Mrs III. H.
CiANE and p. W. HUxfORD, late Of the Eagle Tavern,
Albany ard they thsl their personal efforts together
with It's many natural sdvsnasr. ana sscon' VII ,rndss
comfort pleasure during the coming season irS NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

s(Ev. R. T. HUDDARIs CLASSICAL AND COM
III MFRCIAL BOARDING and DAY >CHOOl--F our
,nth-fr., between University Place and tfih Avenue
Th- F.ahi.am-ni which has lately been removed RON
street . now prepared FOR the reception OF an M
creased number OF Boarders NJ expense ha- been spared
q render n complete well arranged school for boys II
Ia beep hut expressly tot the purpose nieudei under %
direction OF one OF ~ fr-i architects IN he city and NJ
Hgtd.rt la. much satisfaction IN presenting 20 MS Friends
81 The Public Az Institution u - lch every REQUESTS Tor ne
accommodation convenience. and comfort % rs pupu- :
combined and such -rienc- Oi has -Gg
g.re Tie situation perhaps, The no-t eligible ~llcn
cslf have b.n selected FOR the purpose A. regards hea
snt facility OF access Al the Advantages Of tne ue-i IN
s-clor. and Professors available "e he benefits oi
-ntr -.irce arr gained by The outdoor athletic exer-
ri winch can b.. m owed 10 Tie spacious ground
Further Information course oi study, AMI other psr-
n Ar. fa-r 10 parents be obtained on application
DO Mr. Hudaari a h- residence 10 an street
B-Tne regular Acsiruical ! ear VII commence on
t = M S.nfer afer me sumner vacation TIE num-
br Of Pri. being limited the Dly school. vacancies VII
FOR BOARDFRs and DAY BOARDERs, who are en-
drey distinct aud sePera'e apfanon' vi" De received a.
TERMS-For Boariers $50 Per snnun lN ho1i accom-
ii .hu-ni. d Day B0ariers - pr quarter Day slo.f-
- 49,, o-,,,s, j--i jno. MW.AF.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

1T iDDIFTOWN Cts. CHASE, A. VI Principal
A Tn. lusrtqrou located n TIE Ciy OF Mdd etoVsn,
wIinn nalf nile ii he Oonlrcls-i h..el. NJ y
d.i-.h e-5.uce lOr intending 10 pursue culr-e
of study The rurber o b1art-fs : united Iney reside
il H.. family with Principa- af4 Arcne- Nl' spare
no u.in. to secure ~ them al lie comforts VI pleasant
bcn5e r-srilar course study = pursued Young La
o. can b. prepared for Tracking or complete hoIough
ura-tcal and accomplish ttaearon .
TIE Charge for Bos.,-rs : zoo PEI annan. MUSIC
-.,,r .,,-,1r- August IS November IS and May st
Clisr. NAV h. Obtained OF Rsv. H. CHAsC. No ~ Mar
l., sfrorf N>ur iers 81 - A-i-N i-N"N'-i"
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THI MALE HIGH SCHOOL,

i vii reopen on Monday. the 1t September, with IN
creased accommodations nigh course OF Instruction =
r.rr.u Iu hi. school much higher and more thoroughly
practical Than many very expensive schools AMI hal Al -uc
uric, and with -cch extended sdsanise that families VI
limited means can prepare er sons % compete elcrniy
- h the educated 81 be aiuen and YET rude col
ons and neegant department of every Kind are vgiant-
/, -ieri-d ayain. The great being wakell,
ra,ei emulation and ardent manly desire Of niepen-
lenee and rational equality. None vii b. suffered % r.
the school who are found o " -l1Dnrhy anel,eI
fo rh o,v insubord naon. continued neglect duty.
BIN. must ~ paid In advance. No access % the streets i
allowed until School j. dismissed and then inr pupils are ir-
,r5s -. ISAAC y BRAGG.
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Lines addressed to the Golden Fish AT
BRADBROOK'S QUITTING STORE,


So nj the season when all i.h
Paddle up stream, by Instinct led,
Thou too il seems did'st form wish
To make a sudden dau ahead.
Like many young ambition. eli
Aspiring hgh a. be grows bigger,
By way Of lettering myself
Thou hast assumed a Algher bgafe.'
We miss thee A. TWO -eNeniy-one
To meet thee al TWO ~lNErY-sEvtN,
An odf ish still. thou wuuid'-i not run
To any number that even
Unlike some parry men We known;
On The side We find thee sill
Though BRApBRooK b might soon be shown
l. always changng-fr0si the fiA
Custom STICKS to him Ike glove
lone 81; his own. the best IN town.
AID though "a loss stocks may prove
lis stocks can never be- dO-rf-
H. siy'e of shirts sha'n't forget,
# beats all other fashions hollow
Nv hart : on those bos0rss SCI.
And We passioH for the collar.
But " hat Is Tins 10 Thee, hou hsh,
To vhom fling these hssiy lnes
Melhirks hear Thee crying p-h ~
And see thee make impatient agHS.
Thou 70 but the beacon guiding
To BradbrOOks well-assOried stock.
Ard ! had never sung Of thee
Had Il thou been swimming round the dock
Without ms SHIRTS. DRAWERS, HOSIERY tne
And other notions from thai quarter
think should Ike thee. good sign.
Fee Ike f.h thafs Out Of water. X.
From 97l 10 297. aull lmeodos'
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THE WONDER & BLESSING OF THE AGE


TT EVERY MAN. WOMAN AND CHILD, who Il
troubled with Cou GAS Colts Splitting blood Itter Com
pirinf Asthma Bronchitis, Nhooqng Cough, ram IN The
sub and Rreasf Throat rising ckmg IN the Throat
Nervous Debility Pap-aOn OF the Heart. Brosen tonsff
ton from the caone and other Try the genuine
AID only genune SSauP WILD CHERRY prepared by the
celebrated Dr. SwAYNE OF Philadelphia All others are pn
0us aud mere mutations Therefore be- cat'os t3 asa for
he Ocrinal and only Genyine preparation from this yaua
be Tree Dr. SwAYNE's COHFOUND SYRUP oF WILD CHER
Nv Principal Office, " ". corner Of Eighth and Race-sis
Plilade phs - -,
and Race Philadelphia. - .
AGESrs-Haviland Reese Co. New-YOrk Dr. w H.
nor cor Broadway and Johu--t, r. A. Sands, 1873 Bow
erv; r. b. Warner, a5 Blrecser-st " Y cry; Mrs Hays
Bfooklvn: W g. Wood. Harlem Benjamin Dds, Newark;
John Pearson Railway John Terhune, New Bunswicsi y
j.. ; Harrison Salem. Mass; W. N. Pierce, Albany J.
NJ Wnsiow Rochester, y Y. Backus Bun Troy ).
Harvey sevnore Hartford Conn; r. Hohige, Buffalo, y.
y William Montgomery. Lansingburg, y. Y; 7. VI Cohen
4 Co Charleston. :. CT AnIrew Oliver Co. New-Orean-;
r. J. Adams and r. k.eine. T. LOUIS. WIN Thorn, Puts
No. = Il Uuw.r Cincinnati iei4 iurOt'
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Baron -feuben.

Ma EulroR-An error appears In Your paper
OF today A. vel A. in some other City journals which
needs correction o j. az follows The remains Of the
.a,e Baron steubeu le under the apus Church In Nas
ssa.t This error a. originated from the fact Il there
being 10 that church monument or tablet which VI.
erected o. hs memory By one Of his former Ads Col
North The remains q Baron were Inferred nea- hs
residence AZ sieu1en in Oneida county about miles
frm Trenton Falls The following extract is from
sparks American Biography
A-reeaby % former directions, his body Wrap.
ar 10 military cloak oman. ned with the star whlrh
Dr. had always worn and Inferred ~ tte neishb0rnr
rest few n~irhb0rs. hrs servants and the young
man hi late companion followed his remains 10 the
crave Though the place ~ lnierment vas in thick
WOOD public highway Wa laid out some years after.
wards which passed directly over the hslowed spot
Walker .one Of biz former aid decamps caused the body
81. 5e taken up and reinerrcd ~ ite distance where
monument was erected and enclosed With an iron railing
e also gave an al '1ring i0 % and A. site FOR church
on condition thar the members and their Successors
should preserve the remains from any future violation.
may farther state that tie tablet referred 70 IN the
yassaust Church states iha, Ms death occurred in the
GEAR 1920 which s Incorrect he died Nov - l7g4
olcui showing the present appearance Of his monu-
m erected II Steuben IN l2t the SPOT OF his re-
n,ernent nay be seen in the Hist Col Of this state
published by Barber & Howe at page 81. BE- making
n correction Of a historical fact you VII obiise
Yours. truly. " L. T.
The Best FAMILY PAFER"-We intend to
make The sun The best family paper IN the country.
Beachs sun.
The sun Of yesterday contains. under is Police head
lur report OF the late arociOus affair Of Madame Cos
clio which % chsracer-es A. an OUTRAGE against idn
- rr and 4rGaifp and in the course ~ IL remarks
avs sue had returned % her Old trade Of an abortion
i.r" In me same paper appear two advertisement, Of
,h.s wrcfcfed woman marked f0nr m0ntts-p1id Of.
ring her professional services % the ladies Of the City
and Country" True Sun.
"a The Agawam Bridge built by the town of
Wc-i Springfield Mass. few years since destroyed
b.. fire on Tuesday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

n0 DR.. L. I. Won Corr has removed ms once anJ
oVtuah Dspeusary from the corner Of Nassau and Pea
- Brooklyn, 10 No asa Broadway. New,iors Once
49, " A. NJ to 2. NJ, snd from Ia T. NJ tie mas OF
- very extensive supply Of remedies of MS own Pre-
aaon and importation together with every description Of
- vince usually kept similar stores. Among me AZ
so.d BY Dr. Won Cor he following, prepared p,
g. Life Pills. Life Elixir. Restorative Buffers, Cure
a. s-s uAr Restorative. Segas for Asthma FfeNcnVV'
.eS aal roS and al other contagious diseases Al NJ
NE poor without charge a. he has done for The la-
years IN Brooklyn
Hew.fOrk 18Th Anon, ia, sui5U
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.r,ITABLE PAINTINGS and slaiuary he pro

perry of the ate Joseph BOnspaTte count s1rvier-l
Thomas Birch Jr respectfully announces that he IA. re-
ceved instructions dispose Of n public SALE at ur Man
ion AZ B0rdeniOwn, Nev-Jer.ey) on Wednesday ana
Thursday Sept II and 49, the collection Of rare aud Yaa
be Paintngs Of the late Joseph Bonaparte composing
choice specimens by Rubens Nernet caGordana Denys
Casper Pou-sin Canalett, Laires spagnoeuo' ,en.is
Philip de Champagne, Ouerchno Sebastian uri r,moo'
Dumarne S,yebach. and others of The Italian renis 'ehe
Tan and French schools. .
A-o sever Figures and Busts To Marble
SplgSDiD LlsR,RY AND M,sUscaPrs-A Al the same une
,, be- sold some rare Manuscripts and Library oi Choice
Works. - ,,.r A..
Catalogues can be- had al Nessr-. Gurley HilPs Anc
,.o, s,nr. NJ lsq Broadway WI hs~tsl bitSl8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

Isk. JAG h SONS Pie rnlefOczlOn--in Offering iii-
~ Emofocai-Ol % Inc public, III proprietor lees ton1-
deutln warming certain s4'- and speedy cure u
h.- long been I--d by Physician VI ennsrce ana Nih
NJ astonishing success. indeed Il never izls II used &C
coring 70 ihr directions ~ q.
In addition 20 IS being posry- feinrly v - -
,r-r f. 10 cure ne irfo.rab- itching Which l. 80 very
common. AMI b.. - OcaoD Ia ne sam FAfs As ~
Il al-o valuable ~ sppical0n ~ - hili AZ 49,
.- r,-,.r- .u1 10 Old an tcndion-d ulcers nal arr
fiI ,o a. nof h- fr want ~ sc'iun many i-es--.
nj ~ .sn hat ere 81 ons sisn1lng arr rradAy cured ~
Pr-oarrd only by Dr. y Jackson sni sold hoesale ard
,afsI bv A b. SANDS. ~h1l-.a4e Drlggst-, - ru--
~, Al rs Broad~as and - East Broadway. None g-nu-
M an e,- win the Signature OF " Jackson ~ d. on The
outside wrapper viii ID. words Dr. Jseksons n 9
rInbroc ag0n Phi's" blown h esch bottle Pnce =! per
bottle Or siI bottles for s. so In
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pouBLE AND SINGLE ACTION HARPs,

At 81 Broadway corner Broadway and 'namuei' =.
and he pbic generally that he has removed ms sho"
s no he above prem -es and would call their attention
~ his excellent selection OF g,a"d ~ and 9sfa'e "oa
m ON t. most approved principles with all me modern I'M
movements of London and Paris aud unequ IN orahey
M fops toch and perfection mechanism. Particular care
taken 10 m them for me extremes Of climate IN tl- c"h
~ Tia, opinions OF the first musical ana pio'sVna a
In This country and Europe isa snheloh 1cs'o' ~ 81
o.riority Harps repaired. strings, sc. .
r'''''' / T. BROWNE Maker and Importer , 1
Erafi-,l London, .
2si Broad way and Is Chambers-i. Nsw.t ln
anil aot t,uDs I'm rtttbh~i-iAf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

ANOTHER HOTEL At NEwroRr.-We under
stand that CAPTAIN ComsiOck Of the steamboat Massachu
sctts and Mr. Hodges Of the Carlton House OF this city
have purchased part Of the estate Of the late Robert
Johnson Esq adjoining the beach on which they intend
erecting an extensive Hotel TO be in readiness for the
next season.
With such men such an undertaking must sue