New-York Daily Tribune (New-York [N.Y.])
October 1, 1842

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GOV. SEWARD'S ADDRESS At the Annual Fair of the New- York State Agricultural Society. Al the Capitol, Albauy, Thursday, Sept 2%. [Reported for 7)'be Tribune.] The display of animal and vegeta ne r————————— Ferrow CITiZeNs: ble praductions, the expositions of culiure and thet implements of tillage, under the pslroosge of the New- York State Agriculural Society, 3r8 completed; and it ic prizes which have Leen so Shall scenes so animating thovghk norably won. bo y i so simple, pass withisut com- peaceiul, se insiructive thoug ent? Bout country has a gitizenimbued with the philanthropy ad learned in the philosophy of agricaiture, eminent in litical wisdom and transcendent in eloqaynce, here are his forum and Lis theme. Suck a eitizem you have expected wo Lear. Letmy temerity io assuming the place he has left vecaar aod others have declined, ind an apology ia lke gratituda whicli the abandant kindness of my fellew eiti- zens bas inspired Ip tht lime-worn Tower whieli tells many a éeed of treachery and of tyranny, the British Governmant exhibits tie armor and arms of Kiags, Nebles, Knights, Soldiers and geamen who have borae the «tandard of St. George areund ihe circem ference of the Globe. France, with pride mere refed, lisplaye in ihe galleries of the Louvre, the chels d’- ourra of ler artists with what she yet retains of the pro doctiens of the pencil and the chicel of which Napolesn de- spoiled the natiozs of Europe. These monnments excite admiration, hut they leave generoas znd grateful 3ymps- tfesunmoved while the benevolent mind recognizes in he axe, the plow and tlie joom, agents of civilization and humanity, and exzlts them above all the weapons that ain- hition znd rapine have forged, and even aliove all the em pellishments of pocial lite that arts merely orramentel have ever produced. Nor need we overvalue our agricultural {uvantions, er bestow exaggerated praise upos their au. thor. Adwiifing twe inferiority of our schoels to the Uni- versities of Europe. and the defciency of our artisans in Jaro'ng and experience, we remy yet maintein that ali sciectific aequizements Lave, nud all inventions, past imme- diately to the genernl use aed comtribute directly to the coperal welfare. Such are now eur means of diffusing and preserving knowledge, that ro reslly useful invention can either be lostor fail to he employed in every region of our country. Let this festival, “Pastorally sweet And rurally magnificent,” be preserved, and the increasiny emnlation of our yeo manry and eochanics maintained, and the effect will be wen not only in the improvement of Agriculture, hot in the amelioration of the eharacter of the People. Thirty years hefore the Revolutionary war, at a eelebra- tion in Marsnchusetts, the Matrons end Maidens of Boston appeared on the Mall, each industriously plying the busy spiniing-wheel, Need it then excite surprise that oar sis. ter State now excels with the shuttle, and extorts wealth from the floeds, the ice and the rocks? The character of a people may Le studied in their amasrments. The warlike Greeks fixed their epochs on the recurrence of the Oiym- pic games. The husbandmen of Switzerland at stated periods celebrate the intredoctien of the vine, Weil aay we. (lien, continue evations in Loner of Arriculture, which, while they give expression to aationnl rejoicing, promote the welfare of our country and the good of mankind. _ Farsers oF New York—you do wisely in collecting from every district and evary region the various species of plants and adopting such as find our soil and climate most conge- nisl; in introduting new branches of culture and meckanic industry in choosing out of domestic and foreign stogk the "animals which propagate most rapidly, with the least ex- pense of subsistence, and yield the lyrgest returss for the tishandmar's care in stimulating invention to the discov- ery of new principles of tillage, machines and implements, for increasing the fertility of thesoil and the productiveness of kuman labor. But these efforts alone, well conceived and begeficeat as they are, do not fulfil the responsibilities of the American Farmer. Similar exertions, though less cf. fective, have been made by the tillers of the earth in every age, lowever Lenighted, and in every sountry, however subjected. The God of Nature Rasgiven usa territory stretehing through fifty degrees of lonzitude with almost the brerdth of Ure temperste Zone, cmbosoming vumerous likes and traversed by capacicus rivers. Every variety of wil north of the tropics, and every mineral resource, with meontain, forest and plain, are abumdantly supplied. We wand in relation to this wide territory not unlike the pro- pesitor of our race in regard to the earth over which Le re- end dominion from the Almighty. [le has permitted us blarn wisdom from the rugged experience of almost txty centuries and establ'sh a system of government new ud pecaliar, which, while it effectually secures persoral rights and domestic tranquillity, does not tavor war, and is notadapted to agrression, which chastens avarice and re- presses ambition, which avers equality, subdues individual power, and stimulates, strengthens snd combines the power of the masses—a system resting on the consent and kept in action only by the auvncy of the governed. To these ad- vantages is added a social organization which rejects in ev ery fora: the principles of involuntary or reluctant labor and gradation among the members of the State, and by offer lug equal rewards calls forth the equal industry and eater- prise ofevery citizen These peculiarities of our political andsocial condition indicate an era in civilization and iespice 1 Renerons confidence that it reay beour privilege to open our race the way to a brighter and better destiny thao Las yet been attained. Hitherto civilized mex, enslaved oroppressed, have doubted whether advancemenc from the Rage state of existence was a blessing, and have struggled Wr berty ay if mare itherty was the end of human achieve- il. Bul we Lave learned that civil liberty is only one of Le conditions of numian bappiness, and is desirable chiefly vie it favors that secial advancement which isthe ever- Uilling destiny of mankicd. In every stage ol that ad- Rocement hitherto, Agricultaral improvement has been i thon gy itshouid always be first. By Agriculture, na- CR0L; at sup rors and clothes nraakind itfurnishes the SICCs fur preteciion and defence, aud the means even of Worl imprevewent and iktelleciual cultivation. Portions ofa Community, Cities, and even States, may exist by exer: Shing the mechanic arts, or by going down to the sta in ips, but there wiust neveriheless Le somewhere, some Ager Agricultural cotutnunity to ternish the productions Wg atricg indispensable even in suck farms of suciely. The Weewary miueiws, iron, lead, cepper, aud othen, ae beneficial wily becinse ey are employed in ai Agriculture, or In preparing its productions for our Bes and even the mixlals which by cousent of man- kind aie called precious, have 30 value except as rep- tenlalives 0f the (rods of industry. Other interests may Mead fall, and oer mass may combine, diseclve and Meablae, aud the agricultural mass be scareely atdected, Ale while body politic symipathises when this interest S&Ptued aad this class suffers, “Princes aud locds aay flourish or may fade, Abeath can mahe teem, ws ut reall bas made: Bat, x bel peasretry, (kei eouniry’s pride, fier osc destroy ew, can never be supplied.” Misa obvious responsibility of the Awericea People to a the natural and preper vider of sccial improvsinent, 3 revovari, Agricolinre—tor this is the tendency of our itutiee, [lisa wexian in other eomutries nel sociely #eesarily cousiats of two elasser—tlic ruling ‘ew znd the Wed many, The latter are designated under ike most “lors of pevernment as ie laboring poor,” is ibe Fed coantries of the Ssati xe Prasaniry,” and in the North ay Nerfs? jlere we know uet as a clax re rantey, or Peor; and the laboring many constitute —t Wiiethe: desiznedly or net, they who apply to our Lea ansiozies derived from monarchical or aristocratie lech ed us, and teore deceive themselres who government will operate otherwise than for Squcity did bereft of the masses, The Legislators of hi its ciuzens; wud since the predouinatinr Naar ons consin oi titiers of tiie 04, the American CHT tke American Siatwsman. The governmeat, A Decessarily tesids 10 sustain and promote Agri- fesg i Eerope the cast of land it fortillaze is twice or thre= Rrealer than here; the price of laber bere is reore thax pera in Europe. Oar laed is therciore cultivated Rag Y, am} is productions ere seldom equal toons kaif 0) ty. 1 aus ove of our great gdvantages is counter- lag gr by a deficiency of physical ferce. Natwithitand- po Population augments with poprecedented rapidity, crease and umiigration—yet sacl is the de- tha Tr Jebor and service in commercial tawns, and in pees nt of ToRds and rivers, xud sa attractive are Singer. eos in the West, that the deficiency of labor {gar the same, gud ja valve under ordicary circum wy Sosuanly itcrenses Im uigration therefore is an oY 0. Agrieni:ure. The condition of society in Bu- Bay, gration. Tae nations sre reposing after leny Z25mp IY wars, The masses increase in dispropor- Le aga Mov. Daxisn Wepstzr was expected to deliver rial of ae o 3 ex oa va °F I 2. 1 g FOUR DOLLARS A YEAR. vantages and enjoy our perfect liberty. Dot with the

sturdy, enterprising and viriuoos immigrants, there will also ioe arrive on eur shores, the infrm, the indolent an praved, while 2 change of Lome and country is always Ia ble to be attended by eccident misfortune. These cir- cumstances increase the charges {or public charity and jus tice in our populous cities, and hence their inhabitants of rezard immigration as {self a calamity. Bur, aside fro- all questions oi humanity—if we compare this incidents misfortune with he addition to thie national weallh au sirength derived from ibe ens hundred thousand nia grants who anaually disperse thepelves over the county and take into consideration the increase of our physic strength by tlicir descendants, we find every princi ie Ol poiitical economy sanctioning the oll our which freely opened onr poris acd ofivred anasylom te (L exiles of every land. Norneed J lightened awsmbly that prejudices agai l apprehensions of danger (rom their association, are a wise as (hey are ungenerous. he experieace 6! mansis was proved tbat mutual intereouse and the mostintmat relations between the various branches of the suman fanily are indispensabie to tae progress of civiizalion and hu maniy. "The Agricultura! Interest, thouzh the last to seder, Isal- ways slowest in recovering from any national calamity. Associations im other departments deranged may Ler newed. Capital destroyed may he sapolicd, aod nia: overborne may recover. But Agzviculture, once cima raswed, is with difficulty restored. War, however justifiable or necessary, or however it way stiluulate production tor a seasod, is always a national evil, and in ns least deeslati: form is destructive of agricultural poosperity. To cultivat (Re disposition and the aitsof peace, and to guarda ams d mestic disturbance and civil discord, are inportant, there ore uot merely te the improvement, but to the prosperity Arriculture. Agriculture can never flourish where its re wards are pre carigus or inferior in value to those ahirined ti other des partments of industry. Perpetual care is necessary to di. minish the burthens to which itmay be lence the necessity of an ecenomical cortvei of public aifialrs—c| improving hose inland caamunications which serve for the conveyance of 2gricxliural productionsio places of excels: and consumption, and of such commercial regulations as <e cure advaningeeus markets vither at home or alirs ud. these considerations are so familiar that they need not Le J °Y 0 ance lors, rge be su! jreted, [SE nu dwelt upon, motwitligtanding heir ackeowledged ine porisxce. The preservation of equality among the People in regnvd to constitutional and legal rights, and perpelual adicrence to the policy which by laws regulating descents devisesand trusts, prevents the undue asecumulation of cslates, are fue dispensable to agricultural prosperity, Itis this policy, co. operating with the natural advantazesofonr position, wich has made the Axricultural class here a community holders, in contrast with the syaems of other o der which lands are cultivated by tenants, the rewards of whose [abor pass to the benefit of landior Not only was the ‘primal curse’ of labor universal, but acquiescence in it was wisely made 2 condition of Lealils, happiness, wisdom and virtue. This condition, however, implies that equal rewards are allowed 10 mankiz!, winle equal Iabar is exacted trom therm, Whatever ost then, on any pretext, relieves any portion of a community of the necessity of’ laber, or withholds its incentives ar «o- cludes them from equal competition fr its rewards, ot only is unequal and unjust, but, by diminishing the whaol= anions: ol" social labor, increases the burthens of those on whom ih subsistence of’ society depends, We are all accusionmed to recognize this importaut truth in the operation of domestic servitude. Bat every form of unequal legislation, every custom and every prejudice which causes any miss or any portion of a mass te abate their efluris to secure iodo pead ence and wealth, operaies in tie sanie manor, althon; hi to a less extent. Wiile the patross of A. ricultare wiil dep steadily view these principles, their most stronsons etlorts exeried for the diffusion of Kaowled zo. T'0 Knnwicaze we are indebted for whatever of ease or security wo cro: suid thesafety and happicess of every civilized community pot overborne by foreign oppression ave exactly in proporion to its intellectual cultivation. So alo, as a genecal pro posi- tion, individaals prosper and exert intluence aceord ir io toe standard of their attainments. This teuth applies also to {1 4es0e on, nisi ve wsophy of languages aud the ail of eloquence. Thse ai tninments, thoazh open to all, are reached exclusively by yield implicit ceniideare, ard must depend upon the Law. vers for the defence of his simplest rir his, anon Lie Poysi- cian for imformatioa whether Le is diseased, apos dis Pro- fessor for explanations of the properties of the sil Lhe cult fore such en €0- i= other classes, and the Farmer, in mature years, is sent 10 the Press for paiitical instruction, and to the Clergy be seat 1 1 “tr i i

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i uot o Aaliaitns iia y 1h 3 1 {uch ve “GT v andl Nore 1] itl i of every projadic nae of the Pt to the rising of universal i od to them in the varios depart earned classes, and I would pro- ns thelr higher improvement— the least against them, Or it s=e the Agrics taral class ecunl y elevated, and for that purpose I would stimulate them te corresponding atiair- his ie the trae theory of repulilicaa institutions.— it is carried into praciical and complete operation, ‘0 eainy a regular, sale, equal and nent. riest than social revoigtion—are rauits, will be Wwws at the govern- itv. or the in- 3 Czeus. On the coolrary, yeu it and all the support they eed, the oprosit fany clase, tertnken, and upon which depend the aid the Lopes of HH 04 Ianenc=0l oarinsiuliens 3 s great work ic already pre- ir ad nticn. ibe primary sclieois, the us establishinents, the acagemic seminaries, ich vou require arealready founded, 1a eur school district Libraries an t Cl i ‘hose cfiicacy is scarce'y surpassed us, 0f Faust, or of Fultes. With arent was called into ac- These hare placed al almost every angle of our tlo- d by-nvays, and contain treasuies richer tian the destruction of Al~xandria, ie sof notmerely the Literature which the seivnce which elevates, and of that mo} «dom which zives beneficent direction tothe tis for yeu bal ta guide the rising generation ment of these facilities, nor wiil that task be nee, thouzh repulsive to the 1znorant, 1s at ted, and its atraction increases just in sare presented which are adapied fo the i r 10 the curiosity of the young irl ares, the system of instruelion was so to faculties undeveloped thie deduc- eut their exnlanaion,and recondite truths lastratinn. Whatevar was simple and easy orthy (0 be known, and the formation of the carth and uhidstence and happiness afour iver. Bomething of this strange er- re has commenced, and we may which will lead the rough the treths ol pvaesies of mind and the study of rt education Jd process th y hiasien this change, and thus divest in features, to excite the emalation airiotim of the young by making knewn ie’ they are capable, the ad- re, and the responsibilities they ave The desire for knoveledes once excited wiil in. io continne its pursuit. Then the 10 noriculinral sccupations, instead of being i be allowed to acquire the dal iabor, wi nations cheerful, dig- ad of hoarding their off+pring, ta relieve them anerprise, will devote their wealth er parrimony which cannot be wut to saeh an agdience bow this work Im~it be the task ef individoal effort ar fellow citizens to the import- that bat ALG pou Sehocis own during a greater mors careint rerard to the qualiti- cof the introductions! us untaral sciences children of the State, at th ver=evere in the course of education cont- which keeps tke [utare citizen without the The Ste bas been munificent eer ie has not only founded asystem “tion, but she Las at great cost explored al removing every impedimertand hl C sein le, ON, nstry Y. TIIOMPSON, Principal. 4 B. DEVEREUX, Draughtsman and if Q 4 Fnsraver in Wood, No. 12 Joha street, Sd swoey New-York. od esdSm i Refers to Mi. George End i, 22 John street, Edinoan hiss aie Food. Messrs, Kimball Shield ti) 55 Wall st. i R. H. Dixey (Edward Richardson Co. 130 South st. the bezrtof man. He alights tpes the shores of Time the most helpless of 2ll God's creatures, butas soon as Reason rears ber standard, he gees, and thinks, and encircles him- s=lf with objects of protection: bens endowed with that most nokle intellect which distinguishes him asthe bead of all. 2y bis pawer mountains are leveled, rivers are turned from their course, the land is girt with iroe-bonad tracks, enabling him to iy, as it were, with the wings of the wiad; the ocean speiiies Daneath hie feet as the gallant ship speedson to some distant shore. But with ali this delegated wisdom. man is helpless oti’; as the green foliage of nature is de- streved by the autumaal frosts, so are miep cut down by the hand of disease. It walks abreaad and wa carnot stay its progress: men fall by the wayside, and’ zitkers monrn their lox. Bntrs improvement, who will say that sufferinz and pain isto company us ia 3] ear walks ef life. Among the many and ies of this generation is ope recantly an- nounced to the public, whose fame will be written as with 2 sunbeam in the history of the past. Sinps's Sireipa- important discover RILLA stands {orth alone, ard by itsowna works prociaims its power—ihat mute eloguence, <o irresistibly affecting in tie the history of maukind evinces a gradual BY GREELEY DBlcELIATH. OFRIUR Samadi YhA VOL. if. RO. 149 cre ris, SATURDAY BIORNIRG, CCTEG BER 1, E843. WHOLE RG, 461. LJ L] 4 a we JF tion to their territory and subsistence: azdaithosz lia dom va rginesr for even the mMERUTE: TO i DISCERNING PUBLIC i WwW ANTED—A good Hanrd-Cart at the cratic spirit is abroad, slowly renovatin: their ions, =n such dependence upon these ve- ns re hr otfiee of the TRIBUNE. 27° there is wili a restless desire to participate in nor social ad can it Ue a malier of sarprihe Sell-preservation is an imkerent prinaipie firmly seated ia RA ANTED—A situation ag Chamber- _ Maig. or would kave no ebiections also (a assis! in Coeking for a small famiiy. Apply at 132 Greene st. 830 3r* i ANTE D APARTNER in a pleasant otiice business, worth 3008 per annum. R50 wil purchase the one Lalf resi. Apply to Nickehax, 85 L- berty street. 2 «38 41° V3 ANTED—A situation by tro respec- 1 1 I table younr women, oze as cook—n0 objections tv assist in washing aad ironing. i re LK The other te do chamber work wantinz, They botl: thoroaghly understand their business. The best of city references given with exch. Apply at 77 Clinton-st. ia the basement, s88 t* rr v GENTS WANTED.—Six or eight Agants, who could invest the hist nexs from $800 10 8300 cach, and take an interest in the r: tating and wholesaling business throu shout the country as Travelin A Tariicles of Papular Marchandize which will afford a profit of (ron: 50 to 138 per cent. Thos wha save Lad experience in travelicz and selling goods would be preferred. "The amount entrusted with the seen will a cei Lhe anount required. requ Young me: ered wh A J VON men ne in aM N nis on A erences oven Ways, al cost PriCes, HN t I'he best of rt rad und teeny irom New-Eagland would have the prafeivoce. appeals of the suilerme for relief, has been auswered.— For Mriher information. call at No. 974 Pearls, 2TH Discases have Leen cured by this invaluable medicine, such TR A TRI TR TTT as not furnished (u the records of time. These things are he a hr Sf WE adi not dene in secret places or some ukknown town, but are A-19¥ICOS feclingxola sister Living in Canada. wishina i fora A TA rs SS tho Rohe Bear from her only sister, PHEBE YOUNG, that lived i» Gone In Cur panlic places aad lae diguivays. They are the City of New-York in 1339, at Hoboken or -Patteison brought berore thie world to substamdiate beyond doubt the t NewoJersey, 11848. Any inlonnatisa respecting her, healing YiGes ori Shaw preparaticn, and: the fagisiun: hing whe re she ives, or dees vei, oe tine a) r ase ate folded, xlthogoh wirantie, are as plain as the light of day; 1 be Zratelaiiy received by Peter 3. Titus, No. 13 After tinh] Fa ak n the light of day; street, New-York, who will trausmitl the same 0 her se and where is that High Priest of Eavy that esr gainsay Truth. Tue {oilowing cure of an inveterate case of Serofula is sabimitted to the careful consideration of a discerning puab- lic, and istruth vouched for from such a source as cannot be called in question. 1t may well be said, T'ruth i stranger than [iction.” New York, Sept. 14, 1842. Messrs Sands: Geat.—In the cholera summer of the year 1532, a disease first made ils appearanee on the end of my tongue, which continued to spread gradually for three vears, durin which time I was under the treatment of dil. ferent pavsicians without receiving any essenual benefit, was salivated until tie fizsh dropped trom my gums. My iongue was scarified, tre quently cauterized, shit lenziirwise, and cut crosswise, until I was told that the only care would Le to cot my toazue off “tthe ront; but as it seemed un. certain whether this would puta stop to the ravages of such adisewe. preferred to risk my lite rather than stbiull to the operation, A serofuious affection now commenced ony rizhteheek alittle b=icw the eve, and continuing inward saon attacked the bone, forming watter isternaily, which discharg in the mouth through an openiny caused by the exiraction of a woth. ‘The disease then seized upen the rooiof the mouth, just ander the opening (rom the nose, and soon destroying the bone, continued its progress upward and backward into the boues ot the nase, which it destroy ed, together will: the cartilazes. A mathering thentook place in my head, which discharged a thick fetid matter (rom the nase, which reseme Sled soft bones or shells, as it came out in stringsas large round as a goose-quill. Pieces of bone alo dropped trom ny bead into ihe mouth through the passage made Ly the disease in thenpper jaw. The complaint now spread over Ur: nose and enveloped bath eyes, destroying the lower eye-lastes and stopping the opening trom the eyes to the nose, which caused almost a continoal flow o teas. Attlis tinie my-saell and taste were both gone, my heariuzrearly «0, and my sight so much impaired as to render it unpessi- bie for me to Jistingaish an ehj=ct at the distance of two feet. My memory ulso was so much aiected that [could not retain any thing I beard said for five minutes; and my condition, it not wholly, was nearly that of idiocy. The disease occasionally appeared to be better, and then Hooked toward death as the tennisation of my sufferings. Nearing through the newspapers the remarkable cures of your Sarsuparilia, hope sprung up atresh, and although my case wis conshiered beyond the reach of arg, 1 resatvedd to make coe more effort to regain my health, At this pe- riod my means were exhansted in tryisr varisus medicines and dying, as I waz, by inches, itean be readily supposed with what feelings lacked toward relief. 11 15 now just six weeks since crossed the threshold of your door, aod was then an obiset from which the eye turned with pity aed the senses with disgust. was then a man who wus broken down with sudering and disease, whose cup of mis- erv wa. more than fuil Tiooked upon the world as dead to me: the past and folure were both alike; but while memory proves true to her trust, and reason sits enthroned, sa lone wiil 1 cirerish with hearticit gratitude the benefit ave received (under the biessiug ot vine Poovidence) from the nse of your Sarsaparilla, To two wersks from the time besan using the medicine, the internal ulcers began to heal and new flesh to form. ‘This Las centivued unull ant entirely cared and wholly so, from the use of your meds icine. My f=elings are such as I cannot deserise, I can scarcely realize that I am the suffering object of pity I was so short time ago. My appetite ts good, 1 sleep naturally, ser «ld Im? 110. LL. CURRY. late Pertodienl Agent 155 Broadway, will please callat this ofice to-day. S300 TEVHE EADY dressed in black who pass EF eda Five dollar Counterfeit Bill on the Jamey’ Bank vesterdsy, in Aun-street, is requested ts return a good bin throogh the Post Qifice, addressed T'cibune Goce,” urshe will be waited uron by a gentleman who will probably make provision (oe bor during the winter al certain place i ot the North River. «29 FOHN McCABE Ct )UN latelhzence ri—Mon. M. YN. Gin Renwick ad nell He Brevord, Bsa. W, tres E20A Ri).—A gentleman and lady ean be aR accommodated witha very pleasant (ront rooms, nn ihe ond lear, Also single gentiomen with sniall rooms, at S85 Fourth st, $13 ivr p, 1 X -r een r .y ve i. FY OARDING.—The house 42 Warren 5 steel, inrmeriy occupies by the imnily of Gen. Ste vens, bas been neatly fitted up, aad b now open for the rea ception of boarders. sepd im, bY 24] A oe MM A TEAR ye To 3 BOOMS TO LET—With beard, on reasonable terms, in one of the most pleasant leca- tions in the ety, at 433 Hreome-at., near Woosier-sl. Refer ences exchanged. 27 iw* FIAMILUCS and single gentlemen can be acconunadated will geod and pleasant resras, with or without board, at No. Chanbers-street, second door below Lroodway. $15 Im” “Ee od O8T.—-Two notes drawn by Jones, i 4 Wajton Fuller; one endarsed hy Isaac Jones, da ed ih Apoil, 1842, af 4 montin, for X000. One in favor of Musas, Pieliersgill Co, but net endarsed, dated April 28, 1840, at 3 years, for 21428, The said two notes having been paid the tinder will Le rewarded by leaving them with 20 Set ISAAC JONES, 29 Nassau «1. r¥vicN DOLLARS RUWARD—Lest, stolen, or taken threneh mistake, on the down pas save of the Sicamer ‘Troy, on Monday the th September instant, a Brussels Carpet Bar, nearly square, coiors areen, white amd red—the green predominates, containing principally female clothing, and scme papers of couse- quence only to the owoer, There was po mark oo the bag, unless it might be a penciblinars of 4, Ward,” on the boi- wm. A lockin the rimg key hobe though a Liass plate. Al reward of ten dolises wil hessiven tor the bag aad cons tents, ut (06 Alte SEE SWANIL0AL Trey, (oot of Barelay- street. s2% Ot aly ne hata SALE—A fine collection of Wax Figures, with a large cviinder organ well adapted for country exkibition. A barzain can be had, “30 S¢* SMITIT NICHOLSON, 85 Liber ty-st. rYey bl A] ILITIA UNIFORM—Complete for a LYE Cempany Qflicer, fGr sale cheap, by F. LOCKWOOD, S01 Broadway. S30 2 O MILITIA OFFICERS —A com- empley the aseve named Thomas Tarner wis ora number of years. Lo 37 Prenared and sald at wholesale aad retail, and for expor ting, By A.B Granite Baildingzs, 778 Broadway. earner of Chamherssi New-York. Seid also by Haydock, Corfies "Thurston. Drugzoists, Liberny sreet; D. Sands Co. 77 East Broad- way, comer Market: Price $1 per bottle; six bottles for $5. $17 if A.% SANDS C® Druggists and Chemist: masses in a commuuity. The Agricuitural clas. Ler, asv oi the an nai. vereiahie. and mineral hingdoms and exposed and for 10 we ths past I have been able to (oilow my trade as in every other country, notwithstanding thor pnmbhors, rn cries; ='p benefits af these discoveries thaugh (which is 135i of i swoemaker,; almost as well 4s atany pe. A= Dials sui) of epi els tor sale cheap, i [Mile or 3 cals be SPR i i A LT Le al inv lil in part, consisting of Coat, Pants, Sword, Sesh. Epanlettes enjoy comparatively madeguate compensation and abutoa dition w cupovienced in an eminent degree by Agri. Flod ob my dile. palettes, vn y i Ah wg a Pt sulfate a itl A yay With Listing gratitude, I shall ever remain yours, most Cap, Plume, &e, &eo Also,a completo set ot Horse Fquip- intluence, because they have a lower standard of education ti Tay vwtaeiy tmples oda ie agency of avec: Zrewiuly; GEGRGE DULAY, 114 Willett. mets, aU 405 Washing ton-street. S39 41 than other classes. There is not, as is often supposed, a cer- g SEAT gael se The facts as above stated trictly in (2 ARIS DU? PANO 3 ne 2d tik la issmscenhibloct Hore varied and cont. 1 hee facts as above stated are strictly true, he having ap- A nN CRICAN FLAGS for sale tain amount of knowledue which itis profiable tothe 3 or plied tome for a leiter of recominendation 10 Messts, Sans, Lire by GAUNT DERRICKRON. 13 farmer to possess, and dangerous 10 exceed. Learned el chersive pplication, fae pot content with organizing 8 1,0 (Le care came strictly under my personal observation. oi or hire by GAUNT DERRICKSON, 15¢ sometimes fail in this hen sable purs wit. but not in conee- Society asd County Associations, by wlich you exeits ABRAITAM HATFIELD, South Street. 2 and! uf of theic. ucadirements, and the nauber of such is ef who ieast peed unprovement, hut Alderman ofthe 1th Ward of the city of New-York. LBs. BREVIER TYPE (sec- quence ofihert ulgsrenitnih bei or I Scciety in every ¥chool Dis- September 18, 1842, anand) suitable for roe vastly less than those who fail theron rh oigaorance. asa po Bort ha a Se ld 3 New. YORE. Aucud 23, 1242 3 i Diiteeai }suitane ior ountey Newspapers, ope 7 rv eo ration ot Gl Ot CIRO NS, t NA Erbtod coeiad Ld tor Sie gn jots of 060 the, or up war WCrnts fact, which, Loswever mortifying, canuat be oo free Lata panto Be ol i Gentlemen, —A tale of misery and woe is mie to tell, and J Aol at this al A cc 0 cu i per 1b. tessed oir 100 often published, that au mterior e aos St Lizey pu Lo ni u ii fel as memory ever gonstant in the task brings back scenes that Ee LL held sutticient for those wig are destined to the coca; ation ich SE mdintelgrondinnip Eevee, Psimardarat tie Dicom nulls Sonne i FAY in Ascension Ctareh for gule.— of Agricuiture. The standard established for them seldom tapply themselves diligently gar Mnnlhe Syst poi A ed o TR Pew Na. 16 on the mound door, in die body of the i a rortant sphjects which haye Gisties, raciied by the most excruciating pati, dunt Anniv ar No. 7% Soath=<trent hh y ne Va as high as the full course of instrection given loons conpnon ee oon meaner aia. [ragour—the ouly veice that came from my {ips the voice of schools, and consisls in an ability to read, bot scorcely wild wing, and wy only hope despalr, na olen Whit AEE £1 DERE re i oY ng or ig a 3 et its a di wit FOYE Hie daToiesis of education ans Gi n= Gihers siepio in the stil boars of night, have turned my TABING i FURAN CURE. A few are De ane Hoa ha hu Rs sens el rica i iin the primary action of Soci tace to the wall and wished 16 die. rn Eies ui A nsiye nut masuisclucer far sale Theaps ail 4 o s DIOCESES art ul nULHETs 3 AY Rshington siieat, 3 cy, aud 10. perform Shinn iy feitstn oo {a ve Conseils, Alteouch stood ou the brink of eternity and the thread Sal ris Ja [14 aitainments than these are allowed to aii otier “ile was neariyv severed, vet stil breathe le TIA W135 g 3 iene R jain hes 2 arti as ro tinstruct {0 2 ver direction your efurts may rid dita prod, yal 2] brcaod Tt Farge] f INERAL DOGR KNOBS—A new classes. The mechanic and the artisan arc? t Nenitins and dhenorase. Lacy. sation ning I dit'e thouzht it wos i} be everdrinmed I and very beantiinl articie tor Locks of every de ed in the nature and properties of Lhe Ii hii IsrCGidlcuties an. discaurage: n and only hoped that death would swallow up the Zone BF ns tl aie to be ol AEA RAE if they use, aad inthe principies and eambioution. of the me- by tina contested spirit which Bry sickness was first broughton by my impradently |g Sec 8G SEC a ved fron RR ah oe Hoy Said Lreaards y bo pxmosine mvsellto astrang current of air while ovee-heated, iitette era dis diate top) ihe steal lnjury. hey chanisal powuis they employ, white cach profession Je 3 Sentt 1 ith “ie vetif arte ra ry fosuaily sustain from this disserecatiie operatos. For sale h EO ALEb fey Sa SE TY fui yal whicheapsed a sudden check of perspiration. My com- by DAVENPORT QUINCY oe ly guards against the inlrasion f any Cantiaaie Wid, Soav- 18 usin abe UAL platat at rst seenzed hight and hardly werth while (oo call 2 7 of ir AsV aaat ry 3 2 Aled] ever skilful in its particular mysteries, his not co pleted War Elta 2 progres or er-- phusician; but 1soon begun to grow worse, and a ply i= =-hitn 3 EC No. Bl Jolinstreet. course of scientific or classical learning. ‘Phere is vo just 71 You wil regarded os nary by thiose up on cian was citlled, who proscribed Se Pike tonal a i ARD Oil.—35.000 ralions fall atraaneid Seal 5 <i fl relainne reall as thie I'L SArALIonD Of mercury, tobe (ollowed hy Sarsuapa- bo ore r A ap ot Le doniestic, social a $3 i Clann weal: as ule pOWeEria preps AL, A I rien lo ta al Rntitide 1 a rd SET LF Fes for this diseri/inatios bli Re i ction 1 nis hut vou will remember that rilla root and lizoum vite made isto atea, which I continu- A OT SU ep SYP %afo sui Dhrchiiers atta Lard civil respomsibilities of the farnier are precoely Lae sai iy ed asing for several months without intermission, Sooa af “4 Wi factory, 167 FE AA i with those of every other citizen, while the political powel Srila OW their countenance upon te Spy fa Sercury began to feel its poisosons uflu- This Wil is weil adapted 10 mackirery, and barns ry well of his class is irre sistible. Tie prepaiation of the soil to benef pienkind, sor Fortune always distin ence, My whole glandular” system becanie affected, also 23 parm; hens rom Sinai So Tg md sells for a Ss! “Si LH oN ine hai ail ch pdm A x ah r 1 ov 5 “a1 AI gen eh ore of tr its prowcton against gUish them by her favors, ROBERT Moxrris, the financier the bones, joints and muscles; tumps formed upon the skin HAT price thau Sper or ive 0 A. PARSLOW sidents, aud the gathering of its (ruit=—cackh oi lhcee ap P of the ey un, cieda bankrupt. CHRISTOPHER COLLES, nearly as bir as an exy accom paiied with intense burning Soemi——— a rs 3 RA acciacals, anu lhe Jaluviing did er a a a lee nde heat, which keptswelling until they broke, and dischargea OCKS! LOCKS! ——Wilson's patent parently simple operations involves principlesotscience more gra €rb advocdic inland ravigation mis 4S mater and blood. These continued to increime util they 14 a 1 ry Lat Ma Pp! tecondite than do the stadies of the learned profeasions— CORLEY, by private charity in the BUADZEES eqyeped my whole body, Buotshis was only the beginniog A dl Hird iid rR ey JN ed baad 3 nbn To ropmive uryino Lo The es Jesse Hawrey, which of my afflicuieos: now commenced those torturing pains JUUZES 10 DE UIE SE 112 101 doar 1Iastenings ever anere i y dustry has willigely re ved ry the S Of JESSE nAWLEY, Wi Ly &iliCuoas HH ng. H pana Tos rulileg pei 2 ys Every other ge rai 1) lair) bia oA n J wad importance of a contizu- termed chronic theureatism, Ai tines it seemed as i [was the, publics they ny farniie jadopteale ith Rreey aid (rom science, In mechanism bie jaws of posver pnd an aon ry St Aden di «1 Lied un a rack ol v limbs were Leino care without the possibility of ever getting out’ of order. Aw hinht hb oTiay 18 CAL [A tier Yindeon river, were sent es hie 208 EReK and) I ny 3133 8 J gen frurchacers are invited to call aed examine tor theraSelye: are 50 well understood that achievements 10 which Loma y from each other at others a i{Larp Knives were pirrcing ey 4 Sik Zs 3 vw and fomibar. fos a prion; sad De Witt CLINTON, who! pe at every point. The muscles of ny legs seemed tied jp XU S316 3% A i al CQUuate, are easy and lam an i atl ery] HE H{ r b in o tr TELS i AR sit ou a al fabrics ia hi+ capital of every column of our so- Kuols and wera as Lard 4s a boue. My distress was now =o S20 Ln DEW SAMUEL NOYES, 111 Folion of, li Ss 0 NCS CeEasary it Lie 1auindaudon ee 2 ba tt for voUreans at nil iistarbed the whole hause Ce r y _ rer Tf TE al edisos ag {to mrivate hospitality for a final Zreat that my groans at nig iL distarbed (pe wWaole Lao i [SA ‘vy r a cloths. Animal power is beginning 10 be dispeascd i] Ne ur 5 i tic spirit and ako some of the famifies in tue adjacentbuildings I had ye 0. SA Rix NL 2 Lommis Fone] lJscomotien on the land, and the lnlereoumss belween nauons Les BCLETUUS RIG PATIO aide Err slept 2 wightsicee the early part of December acc: tie 87 01 Lankeuplary ig take tie proof of debls, claims, Wi 1iiey} ort i HLT in Liropists, and spsiatned then lv steep obtained was a few boars during the middle of 07 the Disirict ol Mas:achusetis within the douihera Dis. separated hy seas, heretofore <0 didicuit an! unpceriai, is Srojaaiy:slegpoLoblaied Wasa lev: 0 Jis 2H t pire En vA AEN fs er Hct PRLS {socods ro Sh biidhoe asd on yh the prejudices of tlhe age la which the'day pilowed up ina chair, and the eruption bad al-o ict of New-York Giese No. 4 Walisireat. s295m ww TengeIsd Thre dy and reguiar by the use ni Steal oe "they lived, oat T desir ioveke ia fuvor of Azriculiure. fearfully increased. My face was completely covered with a7 ATER-POWER TO LET. from ricalture isregarded as involving uo laws of natin air IE rs 5 an extendizg sore. Thad now shrunk 10 a mers skeieton— ,Y 2 rr Fr tind A) ing no sids, and capable of no improvement. Physical 1 is shit, J, cannot fail, for it Las been iris: 0 (iy and flesh were 0 diseased around my thighs thar VV 1 tw horse power, Wish suitagie roojis, ia lit ower i; considered the only suitable avent, md that power v denscinent i bas hitherto entered. Bulle hones nearly protruded, and the physicians pronounced Saw Mill at West Fars, luquire of JOHN coOPCl ir, oh 3 i Cl i a tant efor ieh OER ithe oaly true way 10 bezin reform my case beyond (ee reach of medicise. Ob Low I wished 544 Washinztou-sireet, Ss tid hm is most wastelully expended. Sdn DENT ULE eat 22 hx that I might die. From my long aad protracied illness we -p=—, 4 rps oa HEE, 0 Dre DD 3 Ta RPE eT i310 Si ol error: and that if we cultivate Max, UE ip eC YLOnXaad p Ro 4 4 7 We WH fects of the cotioz Zin, the Luproved plow, LLC Codie Ss 0% Sy liad become much reduced ia circamstances. Ashori time iz A I i ERY [ASV i I eX i3y: Drags ale, tor, the threshing machine and 0 ber implements which of tire animal aud vegetable Bingdoss Goon nile looking in the papers, 1 chanced tnsee vour 3.2 Roll aod Sheet Brass ofall kinds. German Silver—all 4 Ys sri in 5 5 phat pinion y FE NT rg SE .Ty ce rtiG £3 fof eand quality, [rom the Wolenitville Brass Ca. by inst Merlino a slow advancement vil sured Sarsapariila advertised, accompanied with 2 certificate from of 200d quality, roi 11Viie brits oy DY ve been instrumental in effecting a slow adyancemeni Li eh Phe AVIATOR I 100 Prardoat. tr slaps ee oll 5 3 en 1 be a od that. while other ails nt Eo A Mr. Burdock, of a most extraocdinary cure made Pas use. 5. A L. tY ETMOR sy 130 Prabal. Up stairs, HN tur UST SLL GC CORTES» thal Wie ulics AT vo}? Yo al Forte ir oy nt. ‘The case insome 8 rete mele y AW, an foun Tr re YTYITNT SF INCE ZT. rye ERT oilly it 1orovine thi ol human aris tLe nes 1 i i IEEE ES WE. 7% i 1501 a 3C1CH aud ia he F koe in ssrabutiin Ta and i Ty f TC i, R, [24D b is INES A CLA i i op re a] HCAT v af tien or of Nussan and, Beekmr ge {Bal AMtiing Lope all’ Gund 0 of adi i g J ATTORNEYS, SOLICITORS 4 COUNSEL last, w hose culivation leads 10 piculy and is cheered by 37 7 d ens of Theological, Whaper from heaven. Thesecond day afier comnsencsd 2 7 fv m, SOLICLTOND apd COUNSI La health and contentneni. ins coiinaraiively unassisi Adiatiaey a1 assartie ni of Aheologicdl, boy tol ry fol the pain much easier and weot to sleep. RORS. —Ofice Nos. 21 and 82 percha’ Exchange, Wail edith aud contenlaient, reqidins cowipaiative:y Liassist LE "w il Schooli ooks and Station 200 2 slept like this Before for mouths. By ihe time sree, New-Yors, SALEM DUTCHER, 4 1] ti 3 rye poA¥ ry Tvl y the {he Lind willy ist i £h 3 ees eT Ll hii Lt i 2 LL stationary. Bay, indeperdentdy of th A, ELEN EE ‘U_| keel weed one belie, the pain bad nearly lef, the eruption J. u Bubs, climuicil sci be Owes io agricul rec 0 prinsie SRA IRS CH PON'S Dearding and Day NE Blom sch Schick PAW jek 8 strange bape Fathering Fine A TB ok Ht Fd CE SLR il economical ¥yeolooy, of aon tural chenusiry, and oftaisd- jgk EF A J Ci pare AD MY OT tinal 1 saoaid tive, dans Le cy av0; Ie AJ CAIN 3 ES p 4 tu as ORT, ot eal eo re SH 0 os a 1¥ School far Youay Ladies, No. 11 Amity-st aude 2m” could not be 1 dared not believe iL i sent aud gat another U I AND PLAIN GLARS of Every Mog y, w av en ta O5en a 9) TS) BE rm o——— ee ras” ch ra. pt poe PTR FL wa 1 Foe ty 3s i De a oh I oo ane won «C—O RAYNER respects bettie, costinuing to improve rapidly, asd still asothier, and ty pion indoles, French fl fnglish Pores riestiey, oy Davy, Licbhip, Jotieon and iow wh" wile ~a La i—1 a few days sicee 2 niiserable, suffering, €ying man, was lain ef Gil kinds, new Hol Laowipe, Astenl Lamps and Shades Buel, were universally krown and applivd, the pe L¥.a i 2S Bis drndy and poe public he i almost well, Swe Weeks from the dav I took the first tome from 1510 20 per cent. savinZ io x 1 [tes femniiiing E31 lini forte =a h 1 3 y ve i. HE Ph nlite ness of the oil would be tocalculably increased. I hx Bia Lin Muito isan bi was out, and walked nearly three wiles without even the country on -rehams, h els and families, in applying at io Van Cl rr ra he ete a en anlv RE Pe EME LCR By at ay be hows by appiying at bbs Goo cu ala cane. And row, genticaien—yes, now, I am STOUVENEL COS Faciory, No. 29 Gobd-street, and at ing the education of the sgriculinral class, then, o 0 Hea en NR BEkal RED Fatac) ORT lichit of eco: El or 1 Dab idee is well! and have testified before my God upen His sacred store No. 35 John street, wholesale and retail. At OR CONOIRY 5 Ord RO ES an0l. DE OF TS an RNR UOn AS HLOYS. £24 Ls Wer, that all mizht believe this statement foritis true, All articles watched wo any patterns. Goods sent to any But this is its least interesting aspect. Eduocatien bs neces CHT Rs. BAILY Y wil re open true, Oh how laiaely these cold words describe: those fwar- partof the couniry (roe of package aud cariace. £22 Tut os Eero A ak t FEANDITRT 2 Fa 5 U3 Wlil Li ER dy Fors pT ok Prats ih R Sarl Lon a sary to elevate the agriceltural masses to their just nl ya x ful nights of agony, those dreadful days of suflenng. fruel F~ “yo Teeny rigs ho hE Vi it 1 neiataies »ehodt 18 Ca roll lace, Give Yea mont! es herald ito the world te all mav know f HOMSONIA MISM 1 BIL Bid {HANT ence, and to secure their enlichtened action in the cenduct 70 Tne Sentember. They Lav Yes, gentlemen, 1 heral a wihindatiduia dg igant ES 3 iw are Phomsonis x Jor the various sinters iia rach SPIER. olhey. id wiaat your preparation of Sarsaparilla has dene for me. My The Kings o! nce and Prussin are 3 hosoRiang ol Ryvermiuat and of ine various ixl1el OCH v i their fhigited number heart yearns towards those sufiecing and atiheted Lie l was, an! have awarded the aot or 2a Enleutid G id Med i Praises of Agriculture and ackzowledrmients of ie purity 1g Lives al ereeived that punctas a: and I only hope this statement will induce ethers lo pursue andl very complimestary letters, OL 4d Sd OK i 1} a rE patriotism and wisdem of those who pursue that aiost p d20CE is IF fot timediale organizaiion ol Lie the same course [or reliel. THOMSONIAN INFIRMARY ANID MEDICINE L al had Tanning -Q ne o pe re v ’r gy he Thy nado i calling are the never-failing thoraes of all w By I, i aus! bw Ever gratefully vanurs, STORE, No. £3 BOWEL Y, (apposiie he Th atre} under fu ol ang Y. it aed Gh 3 2 Wo, el A Ni 2 ORAMNS BOARDING AND THOMAS TURNER, 43 Anthony street. the direction of DR. J. a NORKEIS, who has Fan over su rages. t a sad in ual tae BRerdss ol A! 3 R04 53" DAS Mn J, 4 a WS Cit: and Counts nt N Y ork $8: 1 hereby certit that eleven Venis fx perience 14 this pract ce, s m 1 rh (ae Sia oa SOTEO The irned Son rh arsd Po and yn} cw 38:2 Arey rity ho tare and of these who suliist hy itace ol Cons HEE Bo SES pened on Tharsday, tu on this 6th day ef Angust, 1842, the above named Themes TERT DDL QLD UR inl Sh eo id ~reet HA I3ATENT PRESERVED PORTA- subordinate and ometimies iojuricusly negiecicd. 1 Ny i SAA the head of Tarner appeared before 1ae, ti the Maver's office, and hay. P25 SER i #d i ee ha avenues (0 preferment are open th all, hat they ace oe! Ea n Wot lhe sh) tv. pesoci. 10K been ily Sworn, stated thal tae above slateiws bri BLE MEATS and SUUDPS-—W BTL) Keep. any led by the Farmer. Questicos of pe ee i Re tyien him subscribed, wos true, ROBT. 1. MORRIS, engi of Lime in 8¥3 SL a, viz: Lobsters, haliliot, shad, traveled by the bo sLGUS Oi ped in i“ S UILY, avi laa) Ihe eX els Mavor of ithe City of New-Ynck. salmou, ovaiers, clams beef, motisa, veel, dock, chicken, venue, of commerce, ot currency, Of Liaiiaciunt Ol Ci, 3 4 lpn ee °F turkey, beef woup, neutton kroth, chicken =opp, ox tail at t free aud foreiun labor, of edz rad Day 1a Ladies on Tlcrviay, Sept. 3a. J: 2140 hereby Ly that jae ugove ma Sorrert Sarment [V3] “mock und ‘wreen turtie PE vegetalile Pe Treen physical improvement, of Uioreinn Lor 0! eduti- ti eleeance. convenience and of ihe case of Thomas Tariier, and the =#eclef your Sars I], to. leds iladita id as Sas =D STCRR, 32 rbenre sd tive er RES ve. bgt ried SLE s, Cnr ins. nar r a tie.v, are 100 often discussed amd decided withoot CO eahthiv Toc i aie LOL-Civased by ney similar institge parita vpom kim; kis wile beinz a miemler of my congre. PE 2 hy TAD uuiwd, mitk, s leratien of their hearing upon the interests of Agriculiu Ha x J PE y ating have frequently visited them a, ee te XC. AC. WRnglIciurea 20 Sl a ha LAND Ta i rb ei IRYe ss Ion rriesl ar thoncarct A ils Yon1t omilct he ine rection 2 HOE, SEYMOUR VAN DE iv, 7 amd y Tlie reason is obvious. The artof Agricuiture is feari=o b Aas) with assistants, will attend to the instructiag Fal, erry Clavel: Duane Pr 224- Nassar at. imitation acd bab Those who are destined 1 of Lb na toe Gore-Uc department will be Pastor of He Bros sadist Episcopal Chgrel, <T 2 m——————— tt a——————————— EE. Fe vauian-Sl. t ivi ted in the principles (ih Baader the superinendesee of Mrs. Bleecker. 2 We, the under-izeed, being neichsars &f Togmar grner, iE late firm of Wathanizl Weed aie In learly msiruc RCPS OL me A ln Rer=aY certify that the aboveisa rorTect statement y X TAN 208 Th WERE TERY 1H rm 4 0) L) Fi G9 BRIISN, hail aH A bk tn} Te orsYee ng of ie: sritsrelativas ta other states intheirown legal nghistaen civil BA EMALE SEMINARY at No. 2 Rr his case and the operating of Se RN Pa Shai he. Co. avin Soca dissaived on Xo IRSA niti- pe TERR "ty 3 3asert iy ACHR 2 Inet tvwtirat joi M LOZEY ine viercean ma, ‘he undersirneo continues the ry Gonsds business at ath 1 pustituiiar, the na of} JR. i ei ar the Bowery. The lostitution is WILLIAM LOZ 1 r gnijer the pail:olozy of. ti fan £2 a on sree OF ther EaivIot t Ww frat h) diainct weacher, corner Church and Leonnard-sts, the old stand No. 151 Pearl street, on Lis own account, and theanbatances with whieh AZricaliure is cancers, oF ted inlinnderi) Frias Princtnal apd 1s now JOEL B. PURBY, Grocer, solicits the attention of his loroier custaniers ami country Co. ao Yan EE a alo ri f of tire Principal, aud 1s pow Pre 5 a J J properiies, or the laws regulating their development, or even 0 Se 0, LLL pa 2 corner Fraaklinand Church ste, merchants generally, tn bis stock of iNew Guods now Eh ed nn QT Fran ct Teves mr is te pr in (lie staple art of tracing geometrical Loes ant caleu’at Princ =e to cted swith the Institution, and ISAAC IL gow I. Gree Erankhe st, opruing, and Ww which he is constantly adding from auction ing their contents, rot te speak of the range of physical and alin a Seve rxuiail boy Reference isaisomade (irony ariner evicenee MreqBivas RBG olen a Ces, CON von: zct scie Lister hi EE Ty rhs Circulars had on anslication as above, specifsing ta Mr. Jaaies Erowr, ol ihe bocse of Brown, Brothers Cloths, Cassimeres. Satinels, Vestings, X2CLIciencer listary and ethics, CaCl learmu, We Da fr, cradle en ten] Claes aid alee the terms, Which Cn., wha is acquainted with the above partioulars, is whose A -p'endid assoriment of British Priats, Ja do French and American, Brown and Eleached Sheelinygs ana Shirtings, ef ail the _ approved factories, Mermnes, Alpacias, {icieans Ck Plaid shawls fiob Rots and "Uaglionis, i 7 Yarn, Wick, Baviag, Waddinr. and such other ariicles as are comprised™ia a well selected Suck of Stasis Dey Goods, NATIANIEL WEED, sim 19l Pearl-street EE rh ane EA ent Bw ro ae A [8 IN SURANCE against Fire at Reduced A Rates. by the HARTFORD FIRE ~URANCE COMPANY —This long established RE una insti- tution, having been in aciive operation upwards «f thirty years, conliates tO INSure every description of property szaiint loss or damage Dy fice, atthe lowest rates, at it$ i CARN 35 Wail street. JOHN NEIL=ON, Jr. nd AT RE JrliiEsees Agent. OAL! COAL !—Cheap as ever at the wld stand, earner of Hodson aud Amostreets, where we shall be bappy to sew all who wanl a good article of vinter lel. Weare constantly receiving and dischargiog boats of well-selected cals which wedeliver on the sho f (jv Sm) J. TERBELL. netics in ew] order, R CUAL! COAL!—The real A hoy Peach Orchard Red Ash row selling {roin the yard 304 Washington street, two doors above Spring, brosen from the clean lumps, doubiy screened, and deRvered ree of cartage, weighed by city weigher, at the following prICes 3 Large Nut.........84 73 Brokenor Egg......§5 50 RIAN «vvrenensnsees 500 Liverpool screened... $0 N. B.—All erders to be leil at the yard. No agunis— commission. The hayer Fecepye the benefil va IT Cowl from Loa, 25 cents less per toa. sie Im E T. B. GUERNSEY. “3 m—COAL, COAL—From tho Ph ya) vessel, best quality Peach Orchard Red wh Coal tresh from the mises, al the following low Jecek- Exe amd BroKen..evesreescsissssseraien $30 HOVE, Urge. svensss trea nnsrasssnnnnnne end BY NOU cal dns dda sess ss tessrsane double ssreened and delivered any part of the city, weighal oy a city weigher, Yord corner Christopher ard Greens wich streets. JAS. FERGUSON N 154) tons Pea and Dust cheap. adel ES ZT COAL—COAL ~The sub- "Pte J ser ber is discharging this day ar the foo! ithe Corporation Deck, between Stantan and Riviagton streets, his best Pearl Occhard Salem Vain Coal, prepared Fxpressiy tor stores, which Le will deliver tor the at:ove lew price, (eee of cartager Orders reecived al the yard corner Essex and Rivington streets. 530 2~ PETER K. AURAND. i LA o-- TO 85 SU0.——Peach Orehard Coal.— "1 J The subscriber offers far salethe first quality Peach de bard Coal, broken, ee and large nut sizes, at thoabove sduced prices, delivered five of cartage, direct fiom the oats, The Coai will be well braken and screened at the tinie of shipment. ALFRED ASHFIELD, 415 Goandostreet, corner of Ridge, and Southatreet, corner of Montgomery. Orders oN acabove, or at 138 William-street, or through the Peat-Otlice, prereptly attended to, nuda tl {Ql —Feuch Orchard, Red Ash, and J Broad Mountain White Ah Coals, of all sizes, saitable for amity use, tor sale [sw at the lower corner of Franklin and Weststreets, North River, Ocders let with Tycez Marre, Na. 23 Leonardstreat, will meet with prompt attention. ad Jw” KACH Orchard Broken COAL—This da landing feo Canal boat Independence, at Jaek- Fer on pier, handsomely screened at time of shipment, sil al lowest market price, by WARD BROWNE, so 411 Washington st. coruer Laight. chard Red Ash Com—Lump, Broken and Nut sizes, Phe undersicand 1s authorised to take orders sor this cele- arated Coal, atthe very lowest prices, either by the earwo ton, delivered fro the barges (fee of cartage inaay part ot this city or Brooklyn. Also Grav Ask Schuy kill, Lebizh and Lackawanna Coal, PS. mmierican Biasviinous Coal, for the grate, equal to est Liverpoct. Best Virgima Coal, [or blacksmitit's use, ai the very lowest price. JOSEPH P. SIMPSON, Ofice No. 113 Nassau-sireel, N. B. Orders tor one ton will recewve the same attention as those for a larrer quanitv., my 8m LLY ALL'S KND NEWCASTLE Coal. v The «hip Manco, fet of Beach-street, is now dis- chiareing of the above superior (eel, of a large size, suitable or ‘amilies and forsale in lots to suit purchasers, hy WARD BROWNE, 411 Washington street, «15 earner of Luightstrest, i IDDBLED NEWCASTLE COAL— Tinported expressly for smiths’ use, now discharging trom ship Medora, foot otf Beach-street, North River, and for sale 1a lots to suit purchasers, by WARD BROWN, 411 Washington, «29 cocner of Laghtstreets. Y [(=3 QUIN, 439 Broadway, three 1 doors below Grand street, begs leave to call the at- tention of the hean monde to an elegaut and stylish article called the Minerva Bonnet, mmported expressly tor her es- tablishimer t, which, lor compactnessof texture and richness of appearance, challenges comparsor. The arycle is sow for the first time adlered wo the public with estire confidence that it will weet the views of the most fustidious aad correct Layter, N.B The Mingnva Bonnet is to be found only at MISS GHIN'S, 450 Broadway. 28 FW GOODS—Just received by tko latest importations, a general assortment of Gowils consisting of silks, binck and loreq sith shawls, Mous de Laines, (of an entirely new style) Linens and Linen Lawns, together with a inrge assortment of Domestic Goods, all et wigelt have been pureliased at the lowest cash price, and wii be sola accordingly, at wholesale and retail, at WAL HH. BUTTS" New Store, 4 Maiden Lane. Also—German Wonted Goods, such as 8 and 9-4 worsted net shawls, coats (for boys’ and girls’ wear) muffs, boas, la- dies, misses and infants caps—all of which will be sold cheap, Please call and examine the sime, to satisfy your- selves. 50 8t 1PIRM OI. AND CANDLES—1000 gallons winter bleached Sperm Oil; 108 boxes Sperm Candles, assorted sizey, selected expressly (or the city trade, for wile low for cash, by Gy HOW CASES! SHOW CASES 3.) Fovsale cheapat R. MM. KARL'S, 3468 Broome-st. one deor West of the Bowery. All persans wishing to suit themselves with a show case can be accommodated at the above place, as we hinve a large assortient of new and se- cond hand cases constantly on hand. Also show cases, show windows and store sashes made to order at very shart pote ov NOTICE. —-The partnership between 5 the Snbeeribers, under tee firm of Field Kellogg, is this day dissolved, by rautual consent, I'he business will he clos by Charles H, Kellogg, wiio is authorized to get- the same. New York, 20u September, 1242, JOIN PIELD, CHARLES H, KELLOGG, The business heretofore conducted be the firm will In future he carried on at the same place, Na, 10 Ferry street, by the Suhscriber, on his own account, CHARLES IL XELLOGG. New York, 29th September, 1242 0430 2m” sad ky Npecial Appoltnent. AA OSEPH GILLOTT, Pen Manufacturor TO THE QUERKN.~CAYTION.— Fhe high charaeé- ter of these Pens has induced tie attepty, sa the, partof several disreputable makers, to practice atraud HOLORLYy pon My, Gildsit, but alsa upon the pabhlic. An iaferior article, bearing the mispelied naine, thus, Gillot, omitting the final t, is now iu the market. It cau readily be detected byt unfinisted appearance, and the very &mmea style (a which itis put op. aise Bran the wenuinge Pens are are oll marked ln fhil— “Joseph GilloiUs Patent,” or Jasueph €jllott, warranted; and that each gros bears a fac simile of his ARAL The ahove way be bad, wholesale, of HENRY JESSOP jvis ly 91 John-streer, corner of Geld. i ORISON'S Hygeian Medicines.— NOTICE. —Whereas, A. A. Bamanos, of 94 Broad- wa, New-York, is makiug an improper use of Dleasrs. Morison Co.'s appointment lor the sale of their Medi cines, This is, therefore, to inform the public. that Mr. Samagzes is not antherized to s«ll MORISON'S PHILLY in New-York, asd that Messes, Forcisony’ arly Agents io New-York are Messrs. FIRTH HALL, of No. 1 Frank- lin square, trom whom alone the Megiciies en be had zen wire. (signed) MORJSON CO, tated Sritishr College of Healdi, New Read, Lendos, Jane 16th, Taq 2 vou {IROTON WATER. —Miller Coates, U/ Plumbers, 11€ Grand stseet, 2 doors east of Broad- way. furai=h Pinned, Lead, Compost oe and Icon Pipes— Pumps, Hydrants, Fooutains, Bath ‘Tubs, Xe. and eve erticle couneeted with the use of Croton Water in Dwe fre, Warehouses, and Manufactories. Orders (or the in troduction of water promptly executed. si3 lov FAs F CHEAP HATS |—="T'hree dol- lar Hats—Just finished, the mest splendid articie ever ofvred to the public. Elegant short nap Moleskin Hate, at the low price of 3, Alse #2 article at 82 50, vquxl in durability and lusire Ww those commenly seid aL BROAN, Praclical flutter, 16 Cunal-street, one door above Nuilivanst 528 lio*™ Fale HEALTH ALMANAC, for 1343, is now published and for sale in Inrge oc mmall quan- tivs, by SAXTON MILES, 205 Broad way. As an ladex of the popalariy of Uns work, the poblishers would state Umi upwards of 8,384 copies were disposed of Pas 5 ear, md thal 3 circulation inervases with each ae ceeding year, rE yo 23 [43 r ‘i1l Self-lustruetor and Journal of the Universal Lyceum, by Josiah Healbrook, is palilished fwctily at the Exchange Lyceum, 342 Broadway, ai #5 cents 2 year, paid in advance, A liberal discount will be made to azents who buy Ly the quantity. Agentsef penn papers will fod i{ a provable work, For sale at Azford’s aerws roman, 172 Bowery, elo GOMETHING NEW.—A large Jot of 3.7 Drv Goods, mouglit as damawred on the voyage of im- pr ation on beard the bark Losisa, but are discavered on opening the cases La he a!l sound aed pod, al No. 209 Blrocker street, comer Moron—consisting ef— 3 10 cases real German Co'ogny al 6 cents per bottle. Abs at wholes» le, cheap for eask— os 1 case rich sick aod satin Damask Shawls from $1 to 36, usually sold a1 $12. 2 cases of silk Valenta and velvet Vestings, from 58 ccati per vest patlern” 2 cases of a Embroidered Windsor Mousliza from 1x per vard, A'so,beaniifal Embroidered Jaconeis do, al 1s 8d, worth 4s. Lirtings at only 1s per yard. I case splendid 4-4 Madapolan S 2 Also, bes quyjity kid Gloves at, 44—some slightly spotted at 2x 64. ich satin siripe De Laines at I=6). ET Near Ts 64, warranted all wool. 1. sides a great variety of Dry Goods ui prices 10 suit the a T. G. GIRVAN, 260 Bl-ecker st. Pad ~MERELLAS AND PARASOLS.— i “Mrs THOMAS GARNER, Jr. respectfully informs the cu-tomers of ber fate Lusband, and the vablic geoerally, tar, in cosnection with her wanc’actory; she Las taken the store No. 52 Joha-street, us tus city, where “she offers for sale, at wholesale «nd re1afl, a stock of Umbrellas and Para- cols. of the best styles and mageriais, on most “Ir Repairing done at the shortest notice. 521 2weod

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aT 2 PRmmeRRSR— SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1. pr—————— er WHIG STATE NOMINATIONS. FOR PRESIDENT, HENRY CLAY, oy KENTUCKY. FOR GOVERNOR, LUTHER BRADISH, OF FRANKLIN CO. FOR LIZEUT. GOVERNOR, GABRIEL FURMAN., OF KINGS. YER SENATORS. JOHN FROTHINGEHAPM, Fulton Co. v {asa FIASCALZ®,, Franklin County. vill. HARVEY PUTNAT, Wyoming County. Llection, November 8—(one¢ day only.) Whig Senatorial Ccenventions. st Districi—At the Broadway House, N. York, Oct. 11. ord Distrct—At the Mansion House, Albany, Oct. 14. Districi—At Uuca, Oneida County, Oct. 4th. th District—At Corning, Steuben Co. Oct. G.h. District—At Aubarn, Cayuga Co, Sept. 28. Er The Office of The Tribune is removed to the new and spacious buildings, No. 160 NASSAU STREET, in front of the Park. and nearly opposite tbe City Hall. Be I Advertisers will please hand in their advertisements for Monday's paper, before 9 o'clock thisevening. nr en IIe. TO CORRESPONDENTS: 4 Midshipman in the Nuvy,” misunderstands the matter of which be treats. We have always presumed and contended that large majority of the Janior Officers jn the Navy are gentlemen, and because they are so we have insisted that the abuses of a few which have inflict- ed unmerited disgrace upon them should be reformed. The only material correction made in his letter respeats the pay of Midshipmen, which Le states to be 8400 anu a ratien while in seqrvice, but only $300 when off duty. 4 Constant Reader of The 1'ribune” is informed that we have ne reason fer supposing that the Governor will do what The 8un Intimates he will, but that the subject cannot propeaty be made a theme of newspaper discus- sion. few weeks will settle the matter. dmerican Spectator” is informed that we cannot profit by bis poetic faver. It is declined. “4 Western New-York” is informed that his suggestions will be carefully heeded, though we have no roow for them ut present. BF The SerEcH oF Mir. WEBSTER, if delivered to-day iz Boston, as we doubt not it was, was re- ported expressly for The Tribune by the Assistant Editor, whose reports of Lardner’s, Lyell’s, and other Lectures, last winter, as well as of various important Trials, have given him an enviable re- putative throughout the country. Tt will be issued from our office this morning at the very earliest moment after the arrival of the Boat—perhaps not so soon as by ene of our cotemporarics; for we are determined that it shall be the deat Repert, though it should thereby lose the chance of being the first. Newsmen supplied on the most reasonable terms. er 0G The Address of Gov. Sewarp, before the New-York State Agricultural Society, at the close of is Annual Fair on Thursday, appears exclu- sively in The Tribune this morning. at our earnest request. It will be read with interest and delight by every friend of Agriculture not merely, but of the Elevation, Improvement and Welfare of owr Race. It discusses the various topics incidentally related te Agriculture and its Progress, and urges the importance of a radieal, thorough reform in Education, founded on the principles of our Re- publican institutions. Rarely has an Address so lofty yet so clear und practical in its aims been delivered on such an occasion and we are sure the gratification with which we present it will be shared by eur readers. Change in the Cabinet. Hon. WarLTer Forwarp, we understand, re- tires from the post of Secretary of the Treasury this day, and is succeeded by Hon. Cares Cush- ine, of Massachusetts. Mr. Forward, if we mis- take not, has long meditated retirement, but would have preferred waiting till the close of the fiscal year, which occurs on the 30th of Nevember, bat Mr. Tyler has contrived to make the place too hot for him. It was understood among the Mem- bers of ‘the Guard’ when Congress adjourned, that, since there was not a seat in the Cabinet or a full Mission for each of them, every thing should remain os then till Congress re-assembled; yet, hardly had his fellow-Guerdsmen departed wien Mr. Cushing, whe accompanied President Tyler te the Rip-Raps, had obtained a lien on the Trea- sury. Perhaps this is wel, yet there are strong suspicions abroad that it is not aceording to Gunter. Well—Mr. Cushing is an able and indefatigable man, asd will make a streng Secretary. If his ambition were a little more chastened and bounded by principle we should esteem him more; but as it is we shall not cease to respect his talents, though we may not admire the use to whic he applies them. For years he has been coquetting slily with Leco-Fecoism, though acting as a Whig and as such holding a seat in Congress; now he has taken the decisive plunge, and henceforth we meet him as a Loco-Foco of the genus Tyler, class Hallett, Bancroft, Dorr Co. The first fruits of this leap are honors and power: let us see how they will endure. All ’s well that ends well. Ee mt—— G3” Mr. Mar7iy Vay Burex ef Kinderhook has lately been visited in his retirement by a sym- pathising friend from the South, who writes to the Richmond Enquirer as follows: staid a day with Mr. Van Buren. He is hearty and cheerful. WK SPOKE AGAINST THE TARIFF, AND COMMENTED UPON THE FOLLY OF THE WHIGS IN PASSING SUCH A MEASURE.” Jf the Kinderhook Hermit would only con- desoend to face the People of his own State when he has any communication of this sort to make, he would be acting a much more manly part. At this moment, hundreds ef his partisans believe him friendly to a Protective Tariff and recommend Dim as such, while mauy of them even boast (falsely) that the New Tariff was saved from defeat by Silas Wright's vote! This is for Northern men; the above exhibition of hostility to a Tariff was made for the I=titude of Southern principles.” Perhaps a man may get on in this way, but we greatly doubt it. BF A Third Ward Whig” writes us to com- plain that the best mer are sometimes not selec- ted as candidates for public station, and that ra- hid politicians” have too much to do with the choice—that the candidates are sometimes mon of no moral principle, &c. &c. There 1s a short way to remedy all this, and that is, to let our stea- dy, upright and moral citizens aitend the Ward Meetings, and sce every thing done right. If they stay at home and leave the whole business to “rabid politicians,” who is to blame? And if the best men will not consent te run, who shall we blame that the ticket is made up of the se- cond best Our correspondent thinks the Wards should di- rectly nominate candidates for Congress, Assem- bly. &c. We think not. But if any Ward Meet- ing chooses to express a preference for any candi- date, its veice will doubtless be obeyed by its dele- gates, and respectfully considered by all 03 We hear that the mother of the slaughtered Thomas McCoy has beceme insane. o The Agricultural Fair. The Annual Fair of the New-York State Agri- cultural Society closed at Albany on Thursday Eve- ning. Wa looked over it again a few hours pre- vious. and had intended to speak more fully of the display of superb Vegetables, Fruits, Flowers, &c. but what we would say we gladly defer to the ad- mirable Address of Gov. Seward on our First Page. Suffice it that the Exhibition was in all respects worthy of the Empire Stete and her Agricultural Industry. Of Grapes, Plums, Apples, Peaches, Turnips, Potatoes, Squashes, &e. &c. the speci- mens were ample in size and numbers, aud excel- The array of Dahlias and other beautiful Flowers in the Grand Tent was a noble Of the fruits of Manufacturing and Mechan- ical Industry, the samples were rick and various. Of Agricultural Implements, the collection was very great, and the improvements on former exhi- lent in quality. one. bitions plainly perceptible, especially in Plows, Fanning-Mills, &ec. &c. A gigantic Garden Vase, manufactured by J. I.. Mott Co. of this City, is an instance in point. The pattern (stone) wasim- ported from Italy at a cost of $45; but our manu- facturers heve made one of the same size and style, of cast-iron overlaid with cement for $15, which surpasses the original in that it is not endangered Ly frost. We saw there the best Washing Machine that ever came under our observation, but have forgotten who is the maker. Of Stoves, Harness, &c. &c there were numerous varieties. But we must close, as the Fair did by a Temperance Din- ner at 6 o'clock, which we were unable to stay for; so eur respected senior of the Commercial re- mained the only representative (wa believe) of the New-York Press—a post of which he doubtless dis- charged the responsibilities and bore the honors right worthily. min IG Gen. Osapian GerMas died on the 24th at his residence, Norwich, Chenango Co. aged 75 years. He was one of the earliest settlers of that town, emigrating to it from Dutchess Co. in 1792. In 1798, the County was formed from Herkimer, and he was clected to represent itin the Assem- bly, and re:lected nearly every year till 1809, when he was chosen a U.S. Senator. Though a uni- form Democrat, he voted against the Declaration of War with Great Britain in 1812, but after it was declared, did all in hispswer to render it ef- ficient. In 1815 Le retired from the Senate; and in 1818 was re-elected to the Assembly, and its Speaker, as the supporter of De Witt Clinton. He was for several years first Judge of the Coun- ty, as well as Loan Commizzioner and Drigadier General. For the lastiwenty years he has declin- ed public life, though teking a lively interest in the affairs of the Nation, and yielding a zealous support to the Whig cause. For the last eleven years he has been a member of the Methodist Church. Distinguished for good sense, Kindly feeling, and unblemished integrity, he bas passed through life respected and esteemed and his death is deeply deplored. A large number of the aged citizens of Chenango were gathered at his funeral. TriaL of Lirur. Nore, U. S. N.—At the apening of the Court yesterday the case was re- sumed on the part of the defence by the examina- tion of a Mr. and Mrs. Van Gover, of Norfolk, at whose house it was charged the accused got drunk on the 15th of December last. The witnesses both admitted that Lieut. N. and Midshipraan Madison came there en that day, but denied that either gentleman was drunk. Mr. William Has- kell deposed that he had known the accused about nine years and considered him remarkably abstem- ious. Capt. Williamson deposed that he had on many occasions given the accused authority to punish men on beard the Warren, but he could not instance the cases. He remembered that the two men whom the accused was charged with ille- gally punishing were very worthless fellows. The other portions of the Captain's testimeny were in relation to the difficulties with the Midshipmen on board the Warren. The Judge Advocate stated that in justice te the accused he felt bound to say that he did not think the charge of habitual drunkenness had been sustained, and then called Midshipman Madison, who suid that he always thought the accused was a very temperate man. The defence of the accused was then read and the Court cleared to permit of the members deliberating thereon. After the finding had been agreed on, the Court adjourned to Monday. —r 0G" A large public meeting (Loco-Foco) was held recently at Charleston, S. C. at which it was resolved to sustain the nominee of a National Con- tion for President. Col. James H. Huaxvoxs was proposed for next Governor and Hon. GEORGE McDorrie for U. S. Benatorin place of Hon. Wm. C. Preston. I” Gov. SEWARD is now in eur City and has been invited to be present at the meeting of the Temperance Society at Washington Hall this evening. EE 03> Tue WHiG ALManac and UNITED STATES REGISTER is now ready. If not the best shilling Almanac ever published, it is certainly the most complete and comprehensive. Sce Table of Con- tents; then see the Almanac itself. RS 83 The Clay Club of Philadelphia offers a ve- ward of $500 for the detection of the conspirators who are engaged in colonizing illegal voters in that City. ie TTI vn PTA 0G The Anniversary of the Mercantile Libra- ry Association is to be celebrmted by a Dinner, Oration and Poem, at Niblo’s Garden, on the 10th of November, from which Wine will be excluded and TRE Lapies invited to be present. We com- mend this improvement on the old custom right heartily. And now, if the Committee of Arrange- ment can so manage as to divest the affair of all formality, and give opportunity for Social greet ings and exjoyment, they will have done the pub- lic a service. Will they try? eS APPOINTMENTS BY BENEDICT ARNOLD. Gen Fain, (Loco) P. M. at Rogersville, Tenn. vice James K. Nein, Whig, removed. John P. Chester. (Locs) P.M. at Jonesborough, Tenn. vice J. Gammon, (Whig) removed. sm ——N I TI Thc Plebeian dissents decidedly from our view of The Doctrines of Dorrism’ Very well Will it therefore, be good enough to answer the qaestions we lately address ed tothe Albany Argus in relation to this matter? That paper appears to have got enough of the matter, and de- clives even 19 let its readers knew what they are. The Ple pe more manly Will it attempt 10 answer our ques 1008 THE RAINERS' FIRST Concert. —It will be seen by an advertisement in another column that those woble Singers trom the Mountains of Tyrol have retorned to this City ‘and will give their first Concert this evening. Several new pieces are in their first bill, and their voices, we are told are as clear as ever. A great treat may be expected. Let them be welcomed by their old {ricnds, this evening, at the New-York Society Library, with a full and tashionable bheuse. Nee advertisement. or In THE CLIMATE oF Tug UNITED STATES, It is the Miasma of the present season of the vear that lays the foun dation ot jaendice, liver complaints, reces and other bilions affections. Resiaents of the South and West, and commsia- ity generally are reminded that 0sGoOD’S INDIA CuoLa- GOGUK 10 be found at P. Bowne Co's. 83 Joho st. proves invariably suceessitl as a preventive of those diseases, aswel as ap unfailing reniedy for their effectual core. s13 1m Bankrupts—September 38. Joba 8. Trou, Jr.. distiller, Williumsburgh. ‘William Marks, card printer, late of Philadelpkia, now of N. Y., Oct. 20. Israel D. Coiwell, carriage builder, Jamaica, I. I. Uriah Saunders, Kingston, Ulster Co. A. 8. Chamberlin, (late firm Chamberlin Sous, tavern Keepers) N. Y., Oct. 29. Theodore Chamberlin, New York, Oct. 20. Jas. S. Hixon, merchani, N. Y., Oct. 25. Horace Weeks, broker, N. Y., Oct 29 Borlin Brown, Agent, New-York, Oct. 28. Jacob B. Mott (late finn J. B. J. Mot, Jr. jeweller) New-York, Oct. 27. us Gibbons (late firm Palmer Gibbons) New-York, plosd. Jas. Douelass, Hanter, Greene Co. Oct. 27. John H. Wallace, Clerk, New-York, Oct. 27. B. F. Robinson, merchant tailer. New-York, Oct. 28. John A. Parker, merchant, N. York, Nov. 3. W, HH. Spencer, Athens, Greene Co. Oct. 29. eT CITY INTELLIGENCE. Civil and Criminal Courts, Coroner’s and Police Offices, &c. Law pine Diany—This Day, October Ist.— “rxcviT CourT.—Nos. 62, £2 3 5, 112 115,117, 112 15126, 123. 2,55. 59,1101, 108,108, 312 014, FriDAy, Sept. 30. Civir Corrrts.—Circwit Corrrt.—In this Court, Bartlett Ely brought an action against Oliver J. Steele of Buffalo, te recover £6 500, the amount paid, in 1835, for a lot on which were some buildings af little value in that city. The agreement was, thatif Messrs. B. E became dissatisfied with their parchase at any time within 5 years, they could 1=tarn it and get back their money. The prep- erty was found to be encumbered by mertgage; a return was demanded. and suit now brought. The defence is, that the agreement to receive back was not binding in law. Verdict for plaintiffs, in principal and interest. Samuel Burhans brought an action against Maria Tra- phagan (executrix of Jonathan) for the recovery of a note discounted for eeceased. Paymentis refused on the pleaof uscry, it being asssrted that $1 was taken for interest in- stead 0f 41 cents. This wasmet ba a statement that the son of Mr. T., on getting the money, threw down the dollar and went off. Verdict for plainuff, $78. CoxyoN Preas.—Gen. W. Mcintyre brought an action of Trover against Josiah Armas for $70, the as- serted value of eight teeth which had been furnished te de- jendant. Payment was refused on the ground that plaintiff epailed a set for Mr. A. which these were to be in lien of, and teat the present lot did not fit, but inflamed the gums The real value of the teeth were hard ta estimate, as iL was stated in evidence that dentists pay buat 16 10 20 cents a piece for them. The Jury could not agree, and weredischarged. John Rice brought an action against Daaiel Bleakley to recover damages tor injury done to 238 bbls. flour by being landed from a canal boat on a stormy day, whereby the beops and barrels became mudded, wet and injured. The defendant wanted to land it on Saturday, but postponed deine so till Monday, at the request of plaintifi”s consignee. The Jury gave a nominal verdict for piaintif of $5. Cowvnt or SEsstons—Befere the Recorder, Judge Lynch and Aldermen Bonaell and Carman. THE Cask oF ALLELGED CONTEMPT.—In the case of cone tempt alledged to have been conmnitted in reference to an- swering certain questions propounded (0 them by the Grand Jury, by C. F. Daniels and Thaddeos Phelps, the Court ruled on the subject that a witness had a right to refuse to answer a question that would implicate bimseli; but that {he inquiries of the Grand Jury preliminarily, in the exan- ination of witnesses, embraced amuch more extensive ranze than those allowed in a Court of Justice, and resembled more the examination before a Coroner’s Jury. The testi- mony. however, necessary to the finding of a bill, nust be of such a character as the rules of evidence in a Court of Law require. With regard te the fact whether the answer of a witness might criminate himself, the witzess was nol by law to be the sole judge the Court were to judge in this matter. If the answers of a witness would tend tu degrade him, or bring him into public centempt, he was not obliged to answer them. If the refusal to answer, however, pro- ceeded fro a mere matter of delicacy, or the disclosure of a confidential conversation, it was sot a legal ground of ex- emption, and the witsess was bound to answer. Mr. Phelps was therefore declared bound to answer (be question pro pounded by the Grand Jury. Mr. Daniels was declared to be exempted from his obligation to answer the two first questions propounded by the Grand Jury, on tke ground that they might implicate himself; but that he was bound to answer the third and fourth questions propounded to bim by the Grand Jury, as not coming within the rules of exempuon. The Grand Jury then retired, and Messrs. Daniels and Phelps again repaired to their chamber to be interrogated touching their knowledge of the late duel. After the Japse of half an hour the Grand Jury returncd into Court with Messrs. Phelps and Daniels, and, through the District Attorney, presented the following report of the proceedings before the Grand Jury, and the following ques- tions and answers of the witeesses: First as (0 ir. Daniels: Question. Have you any know- ledge relative te the duel fought between Webb and Mar- shall A. The question I desline to answer az the ground that it may implicate myself. (3 Do you know any person who has that knowledge? A. I decline to answer on the ground just stated. Q. Have you any knowledge on the subject, der (rom either of the parties to the duel or their seconds’ A. I decline to avswer. Q. Have you been told by any person that arrangements for a duel were entered into by Webb and Marshall? A. I decline to answer, on tue ground that 1 have substan- tially answered the question. Q. Have you any knowledge of the duel between J. W. Webb and Mr. Marshall derived from either of the parties or their seconds A. I decline answering, because the answer will criminate ved me. Q. Did you leave the city of New-York in the month of June last? A. 1 really cannot say, sir; 1left during the summer, and went to different places. Q. Was you in tle city when it was said the duel was fought? A. 1 do n't think 1 was. Q. Where was you at that time? A A. I cannot recollect. Q. Was yeu in the State of Delaware during the mont: of June? A. 1 object to answering this question on the ground Le- fore stated. Q. Do you know whether Mr. Webb left this city inJune Jast? A. For the reasons just given I cannot tell that: Ide n't recollect. Q. Since the time the dael is said to have been fought, have you had any, and what, conversation with Mr. Webb in relation to it? A. 1 decline to answer; and T wish to say that I carnot answer any question regarding this alledged duel withont criminating myself; and 1 decline answering to any eon: versation with Mr. Webb or any one else in relation to the alledged duel, whether before or since it is alledged to have taken place. In the case of Mr. Phelps: —Q. From wham did you learn that the duel was about to take place betweea Webb and Marshall? A. 1 decline answering this question, because by answer- ing it I think it would have a tendency to degrade mein the minds of all honorable men in this community. Mr. Phelps addressed the Coart, stating that he declined to answer {rom a sincere bellef that it would desrade him in the estimation of all honorable men; that be had told the Grand Jury that he knew nothing in aay way concerning te duel. except by rumor—and added, I bow tothe Court, and vield submission to its mandate.” The Court decided that Mr. Phelps was bound tc answer the question propeunded to him, and that Mr. Daniels was bound to answer the fifih and last questions propounded to Lim; and be returned to the Grand Jory room. Mr. Phelps, persisting in his refusal to answer the ques- tion propounded to him by tke Grand Jury, was ordered to be committed ta prison for the alledged contempt, for ten days, in the county jail. Mr. Daniels having auswerad 3li the questions required of him by tke Court and Grand Jury to be answered, was dis- charged. INDiCTNENT oF Col. Wise. —The Grand Jory came into Court with a bill of indietment against Col. James Watson Webb «For leaving the State with intent of giving or re- ceiving a challenge,” and was held t hail in 85,000 to an- swer, which he ave and was discharged from custody. The Grand Jory were teen discharged with thasks, and the Court adjourned for the Term. Porice Orrick-—STRAnINs CroTHING, &c.— Thomas Pierre was arre sted ard committed for stealing 2 calico skirts, frock, &c, worth $5 50 from Betsey Bradage, No. 226 Bowery. 3 A Grand Concert of Sacred Music will take place in about a week, at St. Peter's Church, Barclay street, on which occasion the Stapat Mater of Bossini will be performed, by the first Artists in the country. It needs no prophet to forsee that there wiil be a {ull attand- ance of the discriminating lovers of Music. The following annourcement appears in last evening's American: GrAND SACRED CONCERT —We lave great pleasure mn apnouncing to the lovers of Sacred Music, that a Concert on a most extensive scale, will shortly take place at St Pe- rer’s Chareli, Barclay street, on which occasion the STABAT Mater of Rossini, the most iuagnificent conception of the modern day, will be performed in a manser wortuy of that greal master. Of the critical merits of the piece, its wide Egropean ce lebrity renders it unnecessary for us to speak and arrange- ments are now in progress to give it brilliancy and fell cha- racteristic effect. The orchestra will be complete, and the principal parts will be in the hands of the first artists in the conntry, 10 will be assisted by the very superior choir of St. Peter's Chureh. On the whole, we ean anticipate a satisfaction of the highest order. 03 The attention of our readers is called to the advertisement hended Henry Clay. pres— THIS MORNING'S MAIL. Things in Philadel Correspondence ol the 2 Sp An 4 BY phia. fribune. PHILADELPHIA, Neptember 30, 1342 The trials of the incivideals, 23 in unwber, arrested on the azust, have Leen steadily occasion of the great rots in A ly termiaaied. progressinZ and are nearly number (about one third) have been coavicled, and day Samuel Ewing was found guilty of an active partici pation 10 the series of violence on that occasion. The ex- tent of punishment has not, as yet, beer decic: d en: but hopes are entertained of there being ample justice done, al- though it must be admitted that that expectati strengthened Ly the fact of one of the most nolorious ff the rioters Baving besn admitied yesterday to bail This is a fellow known as Dick Maniy. Having obtained bail in the sum of $3000, Lie is again let loose upon (he commanily and this too on the eve of an exciiins el=clioo. A suspicious person, bejieved named William 3al- len. has been commilted to prison as the supposed ncencl ary of the two bridges. ‘The remains of tarpentin= found in a jog near the old bridge, and kuown {0 have been i bis possession, with the fact of his being about leaving tor New-York on board of a coal vessel, are circumsances which tend to fasten the guilt of thisontrage on bio. A meeting of the Whigs is absul to being held this city, which will be one ol the nos! extensive order. wiil probably be held next Wed u

ie LE in it tionably be one of the most ma at displays, in point of pumbers and entbasizsm, that this ciiy has ever wil nessed. No little aitention 1s manifested Liere re specting the pio- ceedinga at Westchester. The citizens of this piace, i com mon, perhaps. with ail others where a kn ywiedge ol the outraze has reached, look with no little azxiety for so de- cided a manifestation of justice as will eficeinally check such brutal exhibitions as terminated (Le lite of McCoy. Do not suppose, becatse rioting, fighting and euirazes ul various descriptions, fi: ure 0 conspicy. Usly i courts and papers, that nothing is doing to counteract those malign influences, or that our beaut itv is given up to 1 vester- i sire to 100, aud meny Lepersm So 2 considered a disease A considerabic i sent day. I 1$ net i blood i folly and crime. Never were more gratifying exsilions mase in the cause of poiversal educatsn than ac tals thine: never 0 many benevolent, earnest and judicious labours in "behalf of public morals and the general advancement of the geod of ihe mass than 13 bere every day witnessed The scam which is thrown upon the surface, keeps the bo- dy politic in offensive agitation, but the great current that glides quietly bencathi is constantly acquiring more power ard greater purity. Among the husiness of our Council yesterday was resiemation of Mr. Smith as Presieing Otficer as weil as Member of the Common Council, in consequence of his appointment ta the Custom House: also, an invitation trom the New-York Authorities to our Mavor amd Council to join in the celebration of the opening of vour Water Worke, Unfintenateiy, our Couanciliaen’s term of office expires about that thue, which makes the acceptance of the 1»viia- tien a questionable matter, though it would ro doulit prove a very desirable one, the GC WiLL AM NFSSLE, [.oco, has been el cred Chamberlain of the City of Albany, WW. Bender, Whiz, by a vote of 19 to 1. vice Cu. DesTRUCTINE FiRE.—A {ire broke out between 3 and 9 o'clock last night in the valuable block of stores on the East Bay, Known as Prioleans’s Ranee. The loss of property cannot be less than $100,000. [Charleston Patriot, of 26th. a 1-7" We copy the fliowing testimonial of Sanda's ceie- brated preparation of Sarsaparilia {rom the Boston Times MESSRS. SANDS’S SARSAPARILLA.—O0 aii the diseases 10 which the human frame is subject, none are more [requent and more distressing than entaneous ditorders, Screfulous rheam and simidar af children through d seases are hereditary, and the salt fections are handed down {rom pirents to many suceessive geperations. These affections aie notonly exceedingly troublesorie and annoying in themselves, but have hitherto been incurable. Soins medicines and modes of (treatment, it is true, have heen feund 10 alleviau and seemingly suppress them, but, in wine cases out of ten, they re-appear, alter a partal cure, and rage with more viru lence than ever. We were, therefore, prepared to subjee; the pretensions of Saode’s Sarsaparitla io a severe scrutiny We have carefully and critically examined the claims oi the proprietars, and are now ready to endorse thelr statements, The etlicacy of tke Sarsaparilia prapared by Messrs Sands of New-York, is proved by satisfactory state It comes recommended by yrided in which it nits from the most respectable authorities the highest apthority, and casts are rec has effected the radeal care of patients who bave sullered for years withoat alleviation of their misery. ‘The medi- cine it prepared LyTan elaborate chiemical process, by w hich (he surative properties of the Sarsapariily are extracted and gxed. and these are then strenvthened and combined in an admixture with other etiicient remedies. This discovery will be hatled hy thousands, in all the larze cities of the We refer our readers to an advertisement which new medicire, and cantains [Tnion. sets forth the propeities of the various testimonials in its favor. 37 Day performances tak: piace atthe Amaorican use um this afternoon. Every {amily and child in the city ought to see the Lr ughalve and wonderful! mechanical ho- man figures belonging to Sicoor Vivalds, The otasy atirac- tins at the Museum are splendid this day and evesing. It is the last day of the Comic Winchell. 17 The New-York Mu-cum never enjoved a greater share of public patronage than at present, ‘The new mana- ger isa skilful tactician. He attachs the public vith an averwhelming force of talent, which carries every hing before it. He gives the the macnn of stiractions at the minimum price—the charge being only one shilling. There will be a performance to-day at 3 o'clock. s re T7 Whig Seanaterinl Convention—FIRNT DISTRIB I. —At a meeting of this Convention held at ‘he Broadway Honse on the 12th day ot October, 1841, the following resolution was passed Resolved, That the next Senatorial Convention for this district, be held on the second Tuesday of October, Lisl, at noon, at the Broadway. House in the city of New-York, and that the President’ and Secretary cagse due uotice thereof to he riven, PISLIP JIONE, President. D. A. Bourg, Secretary. S19 tod 7 First Ward.— te democratic Whiz Electors of the First Ward are requested to meet at Chresher’s Broad Street Hotel, on Fuesday evening next, 4th October, at 7d weiock, to appoint three Delegates to meet the City Sena- torial Convention—i'ive Delegates to meet the Convention who are to nominate thirteen candidates for mempers of A -sembly, and one cand ior Register of this City and County. Also, five Delegates io meet jhe Chird District Convention to nominate a suilabl= ca:zdidate to reprisent this Dntriet in Congress. OLIVER COBB, Chairman. OrTe WM. VaN T'UYL, Decreiary., ol rE 17 Fiftt Ward Efe r Linh. iat same old coon! "—Whiz i'rin SN NATIONAI CURRENCY, REGULATED #Y AND AUTHORITY OF THE NATION."—The members of the Fifth Ward Clay Club are requested to assemble at to ir Lead ters, Marion House, 165 Chape.-street, ou Monday ¥vesior, October 31, at 74 o'clock. All wishing to join the Cif are respectfully invited to attend. OLCOTT RREINES, President. ALEX'R MH. SHULTZ, vr Wai. H. WiLrL1aMs, Vice-Presits, SAMUEL GARBNER, Daniel CARPENTER, Ce IT Fifth Ward—" Z%at same Qld Coon"—In ac- cordance with a recommendation of the Whig General Cems mittee, the Democratic Whi iilecu ith Wardare requested to assemble at the Marion House, 165 Clapel st, on Tuesday Evezing, Ociober 4, at 73 o'clock, tor the purpose of appointing three delegates 10 a ‘OnvEnRLon {o be Leld ut the Broadway Haase, on Saturday Eveeing, October 8th, at 7 ¢’clock, which Convention is to select Thir- teen Delegates to represent the City and County in a Sena- torial Conventinn, to be held at the Broadway Mouse, on Tuesday, October 11, at 12 UND Henry Tray CATER 4 Recreianes. ol 2 Te prs Od Le Also to appoint Five Delegates ta represent the Ward in a County Convention, to be held at the Broadway House, on Monda. Evening, October 10. at7 P. J. which Convens- vention is (0 nominate Thirleen andidates for Members of Assembly, and a Candiddie jor Register, Also to appeint Five Delerates to represent Jats Ward an the Third Congressional Dist ict Convention, to meel on Monday Eevening, October 10th, at 7 o'clock. at Jones's Second Ward Hotel. WAaRKEN CHAPMAN, Cha. JulN BENSON, Francis C. WITTENBERG, Sceret:rics, Commercial will please copy. H ort TT Democratic Clay Club of the Eighth Ward.—AL the reconlar montily meeting of thi= Club held on Wednesday eyeniaz, Tih instant, the fwilowine resolution was unanuimousty Puss; Resolved, That we highly approve of the adiiiu’e me- moir of the Life and Services of Henry Clay” publishe d in the New Werld, containing as it does, many irierest- ing facts and anecdotes of that illustrious man, which have never betors been published; tin oar opinion the attempt of thie Loco-Foens to work and their evidently concerted gilempi to preventits sale by the news- boys, will and ought to stima:ate the riends of Clay to sus- tain and encooraze i. By order of VILLIAM UL SWEET, Freswdent. CuarLes W. Wakn, lo Secretange THEODORE KELLEY, CC antes. £9 11£eS3t IT The Banner is Enfuled,— Union for the sake of the Union ’—The Membersol the UNIGNIST'S Asso. CIATIGN, aud persons friendly to the nanle advoceaie of our Demoeratic bepablican priveiples, (HENRY CLAY.) ars re- quested to attend the Jexulir Montlly Meeting of the Asso- ciation, at Monroe Hall. on Manday »vemnz, OQceher G4 ol By order, SILAS CHICK ENING, Fresidonl, fT Annual Temmencement of Columbia College.— Th Arnoal Commencen=nt will Tuesday, Oct 4, 1842, at 10 A. M,, in the Middle Church. The Processior, in which the invited guests will join, will leave the Colleoe Green at Gk o'clock precisely. The usual exervises of the day will be priceded by the ipaagzuration ol the President elect, N. Mors, LL, D. Tickets of aamigsian may be obtained oa zpplicat on to the Cammiliee, in the Presjqent's roam, at if A. MM. daily. ABRAM S. HEWITF, Clin Class Com. Wa. S. XKERNGCHAN, Sco'y. ol2iis 7 Gonrand’s Vegetable Liguid Eeunge— Compesea materially {ron igiparts a delicate carnation unt to the complexion, immovable by rubbing with a handkerchief or linen cloth, 33 cents a bettle—io be had only at 67 Walker—trvet, 1 door from Lroadway. 55 lmis IJ Wet, Bpamp or Dry Cellars paved with Roman Tilednd madeRin, salon waler-lUght for seven cents a foot. or paved with Cement, {nr len dollars for the bulk or space of a thoasandibrick. iyo ABIJANM SMUT H, 286 Hamilion-st Io Patent Bariey.— This useful article is strongly recommeinied by the Faculty as a natritious, cooling food for infants, and 13 also much approved for reaking a defi- cious Costard Pudding, and most excellent for thickening Broths and Saups. 2 Sold by HORACE EVERETT, Ne. 367 Greenwicli-st,, be teld 01 Dutch n n lowers and simples, COLI one door above Franklip-st sn the ssurce of eacn inints; al:0, Scroll rc Ari eg rg en vow gr r——_— I" We would refer our readers to a letter in another column headed Sympathy. nt EI Se I Lerpra OR LEPROSY Is a cutaneeus disorder, appear: ine in various parts ot toe body in whitish dry scabs, whieh continue Uy spread, anil it becomes coufivent, and the parts eweoll to an enormous extent. It is of acciert origin, and was well known to the, Romans, Greeks and Arabiass, being inflicted for tran-gression. A Leper was [30ked upan as an outcast from soci#ly. Leprosy bears Lkence it istran<mitied from ay be seen even at the pre- It peculiar characierisucs are white cabs, which, being displaced, leaves a red spot, and another scab 1s soon formed, varving in size, depressed in the middle, but always haviez nearly a circular form. It is helieved thers 1s no disease withent 1s appropriate ‘The trath in this instance is fully verified, and the factsare amply proved. SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA Las laid the monster low, and where the citadel of life i{sell bas dered, this medicine will exert its healing and resierizg po vers by displacing diseased action, and produ cing a tree, natural circwlatien and equilibrium ihrocgh the system, when perfect health succeeds debility and QISease. Sold at wholesale and retail, by the agents, A. B. &D. SANDS, Drucgicts, 79 Fulton, corner #f Goid-street, and 100 Falton-street: also sold by Abrtham B. 83nds Co. No. 275 Broadway, (Granite Brildiag) corner af Cham- bers arreet: David Rands Ce. No. 77 East Broadway, cor: ner of Marhet-st. SiNDs's SARSAPARILLA.— The discovery of the eirculation of the blood by Harvey, and the laws that govern rravifa- tion by Newton, are two prominent fucts which will remain [ur ever as imperishable montments to the enduring fame of these great men. Bul another, and to the mass of man- Lind. a much more vainahle discovery has recently been made, having for itr obj=ct the removal of suffering, disease and pain. Discisas affecting the blood and aids generally are very numeroas, and comparatively bat little uudersteod. The <a uid sui generis, and enters every organ throuzh the cirenlatian, affording pourishment to every texture and <ecretion. When, therefore, it is impure, disease is carried 10 the remotest fibres of the arimal frame, inarance causing ossification of the arteriesor turning sew into hone in another, white swelling or disease of the 1a. or swelling of the glands, in various narts of the body; rheamatism, attended with paipitaiion and disease of the heart; geaty affections and cutaneous eruptions, also resuli from the same cause, and a variety of other maladies, which soon hurries he victim to his grave, Sunds’s Sarsaparilla, vegetabiedmedicine, which is the re- «ult of vears of labor and chemical researce, in bringing H {0 its present state of periection, will arrest, and if timely ad- ministered, perfectly cure these diseases, by [Ring the vital fluid. rexeneratiog the constitution, dispelling disensed action, riving tone to the veneral energies of the system, Soi enavling the blood te course on_treely, and briogt iz with it health and repewed vigor. By its uie tae pallid cheek will lose its palesess, and the sunken eye regain is [ltness: lie skin will resume its natural {uncuions, and the limbs their accustomed elasticity. Prepared and sold at whelesaie and retail, and for expor- tation. by A. B. SANDS CO. Druggists and Chemists, No. 773 Broadway, corner of Chambers-st. Also sold by A. B.& DD. SANDS, Nos. Tdand 100 “ulton-st.; David Sands L Co. No. 77 East Broadway, corner of Market-nreet. Price &1, or six bottles tor $5. T7 Da. Taviea's BaLsaM LIVERWORT—SURPRISING CURE or CoRsUMPTION —Mr. R. Gladdin, of Delhi, N. Y., of a natural consumptive constitntisn, has heen saved frown an untimely end by the ase of Dr. Tayloc’s Balsam of Liver: A severe cold brought on an attack of pleurisy, and’ A con- o close resembience 10 screfuls; remedy not sa in one brig work. thus ended in general debility and consumption. «tant cough. hectic flash, restless nights, quick pales and continued toss of flesh, augured a speedy death; butas soon use of this Balsam he grew beter, and is now tuily restored to health. AGENT. weaver CompLalNT.—The Balam of Liverwort, in coveral cases of this disease, where all other remedies ap- plied by physicians bave proved ineffectual, has produced L perfectenre. [Sandy Ill paper. as he commenced the I~ 1e Wate ALMANAC AND UNITED BTATES REGISTER vill be published on Saturday, October I. Tt contains 64 large and clase double column pages, besides 4 pages of col ored esver, all packed as full of the right sort of matter as we could make it. It will be sold at 12} cents a single copy, &7 per hundred, or $455 per thousand tor eush down, aad pol otherwise. The following is its TABLE OF CONTENTS: Population of the United States, by Siates and Total, ac. cording 1o the Census of 1840; co. of the several Gives and lareer Towns: do. of the State of New-York, poze 2. Plan elaof the Sidereal System, po 3. Eclipses and Astronomical Notations for 1043, p. 4. Caiendar ot’ tha several mouths in 1345, with distinct Solar and Lunar Calcu'ations for each «ection of the Trion; Diary of Remarkable Events, Births and Deaths of Great Men, Anecdotes, Le. &e. p.5o 18 Government of the United Sitates—Execative, Judicial, and Diplomadic Sesate of the United States ull 4th March, 1843 AF House of Representatives UL S. ul March 4, 1343 p 12. Tur Protection oF lloME INDUSTRY—A earelul sum mary of the considerations which impel us to cherish the policy of Protection, with a brief review of the reasons usu- ally oppose thereto—by Horace GREELEY, p. 19 to 24. Geo Jackson's Letter in support of Protection, p. 24. The VOICE oF oun PRESIDENTS IN FAVOR oF PROTECTION—EX- tracts from the Messagesot Washington, Jetlers on, Madison, Monroe, J. Q. Adams, Jackson, and Tyler, recognizing and asser ne the Policy of Protection; Facts for Farmers; Brit ish Free Trade: Manuoiactares of the United Sates, p. 2510 a. Uh Bier ents and Names of Parties—A few simple bu 17 portant facts plainly presented, p. 27. Electoral Vo es for President and Vice President—At the several Eiceuons audder the Federal Constitution; Popular Votes for Gover- ner of State of New-York, (rom 1722 to 1840 inclusive, (total Cor each eandidate) Total Yote tor President in the State o! Now-York, in 1832, 1836, and 1830, p. 23. The grounds ol differences betwee the contending parties—A plain state: sent of the more important questions on which the country is poli wally divided—=by FH. Greddey, p. 29 and 30. Tne Lise oF Hesny CLay—An original Biography ofthat Great Statesman, written for the Whig Almanac, by HENRY J fiavsonn, p. ol to 49, ‘Thomas H. Benton's and Joun Ty- [ers tecardrea onint ns of Henry Clay, p. 49. The New Ra- to and Apportionment of Congress—With a briet statement of the principles on which the Apportionmest is based, and a olance at the History of former Apportionment; Statistics of the Canals of New-York, down to 1842, p. 50. Election Returns of the Union, by States and Counties—New-En- sland States, po 81; New-York, p. 52; New- Jersey, Penne Sivan, Delaware, and Maryland, p. 33: Virgiaa and South Carslina, p. 54; North Carolina and "'ennessee, p. 55; Georoia and Alabama, p. 56; Ohio and Mississippi, p. ¥7; [dian acd Lousiana, p. 58; Kestucky and Arkansas, p. 50: Diino and ¥.chigan, p. €06; Missouri and the Territo- Total Votes tor President in 1856 and 1340, by States and avoregate; iimes of holding State and Presiden: tial El etions in each State, p. 62. Anecdotes, Epigram and Humors of the Times, p. 83 and G4 This work is to be published regularly asa periodical, and of course, subject 1 perio tical postage only. It is printed on a sinzle extra double-sizedl royal elephant sheet, and therelore, subject to 1} cents postage under 100 miles, and 23 cents over 100 miles. Orders are respectfully solieited by GREELEY McELRATH, 100 Nasza.si. 7 Bdenyy Ciny.—Rare opportuerity for investment The steel plate of the'tull fengih portrait of the Hoo. He. ry Clay is now effered tor sale or exchange, ata fair valuu- tion, in whole orion part payment {or a small farm. The engvaying bis heen executed at a very great expense by the be SUERITAver in the Urited Baie, and no paius have heen spared 1a the workmanship. Fhe plate has scarcely been used, few oly having been printed. Jt being steel the printer says it wil yield 10,000 impressions, which no doubt can readily foe sold at 32 each by any person w bho would make ii their business and interest themselves in it. It is an excellent likeness of Clay, as letters and opinions can be shown to that effect As he question of the next Presidential election is now artated, and Mr. Clay Leing unanimously named as the candidate, it is confidently believed that even a greater number han the late will prodece can be easily disposed of, ‘The plate, alter printing len thousand, can be re-touch- ed at a trifling expense, whereby 2300 more can be obtained from it. These statements are irom 23 experienced Bank Note Printer, aud can be relied gpon. It would give lucrative rmploviment to a person, tor 4 year ar mors, travelling in every parl of the Uaiied Yates. The sales would be nearly all profit, as the expense [or prioling and paper is but trl Qn. itis ar opperiunity very rarely to be met with, ard if rivhily managed will prove extremely profitable. The reason tor offering it for saie 1s; that the swner cannot give it the requisite siteation withott interleriag with other busl- ness. For tunther particoiarsinqulre of MR. CLOVER, No. 4 Vesey st, Astor House. HENRY CLAY. The beautiful engraving ol the Hon. HENRY CLAY, is now published, zfter considerable unexpected delay, ocea- sioned by the cograver expending more labor on the plate than lie anticipated, and Jt is beped that the extra care be- stowed upon 1 will amply repay any disappolnunent. Itis fram the original (ull length portrait, by Linen, painted ex- pressly (or the purpose, [n 1639, apd is execsted in the Lest style of Mezzotint on steed, and the publisher bas ne hesita- tion in saying it is the best work ever produced in the Uai- ted States, and, as it is entirely American, he takes pleasure in comparing it to some of the best specimens of English enrraviigs. As to ihe likeness, the following certificates from some of Mr. Clay's most intimate friecds are submitted, whose opinions woe entitled to confidence, and also a letter irom M. Clay. AJ IR ries, p. GL tt MR. CLAY'S LETTER. k AsHLAND, June 1, 1839. Deer Sir,—1 received your letter, requesting my opinion oi te portrait taken of me, by Mr. Linen, lust winter. thought it wa< uncommonly good, and severalof my friends to whose inspection at was submitted, pronoanced it the mo st accuraze of aay of me they had seen. Tle resems- hiaree was very parfecy, and Mr. Linen was more fortunate in catching a good expression, thZa mosl of the artisis who Lave preceded him. With great respect, I am your cbedient servant, Henry CLAY, MIC LINEN'S LETTER. Pritaperpesra, May 23, 1340. Dear Sir—1 have the pleasure of informing yon “that yveur engravisg of Mr. Clay 1s now completed, and gives me muca satisjaction. 1 occasionally examined the proofs, during iis progress, and 1 think Mr” Sartxin has been very successivl in enlcling the spirit of the original fishy Yours trciy, Groras LiNEY. CERTIFICATES, &e. I have seen Me. Lisen’s Clay. tis the best of Clay 1 ever saw. Itis Clay in cherncter as well as in resemblance, AEesrY A. Wisk, of Virginia. Alor House, February 4, 1230. 1 Love bad the satisiaction 10 see Linen’s Pictore of Mr. Clay. Certainly itis the best portrait of that distinguished man have seen. The engravisg, if well done, will be very valoable, Eu agp Curtis, of New York. Astor House, Feb. 4, 13338. wd Sr ST ET I concur in the opinions abeve expressed b and Mr. Curtis JAMES HarvLax, of k New York, Feb. 4, 1230. It i= a zood resemblance of Mr, Cl i z se ce r. Clay, especial! pression of Lhe countenance. 71 EAD Yathe ox Cor. WiLLIAX C. Dawson, of Georgia. G. W. Horxixs, of Virginia. Astor Honse, eb. 4, 1835, Mr. Wis entacky. 1 concur most fully in the opinions al Si Lilia ininns above cxpressed ye Speaioy this Ee cite. The artist has presed ve: spirit of tke man. A brizht thoeght is playi son kis featpres, and speaks Henry Clay to the fe yiog pen i WILLIAM L. SToxs, of New York. February 7, 1855, FoRs, of NewYork ee e—————————— es S——— eS Tr

MONEY MARKET, Sales at the Sock Exchange, Se 25 Novth axierlos Cor SI AT Rock In. 39: 13 Ohic Trust Co....... 6 50 Long hana R Cor w 4 Stonington R........ 163200 do do AE 75 Mohawk. eeeeaanean 32 1150 ad TY 25 d0.ceassses.b nw 32} Et RT SECOND BOARD. 50 Mohawk R. ....vveenn 324 25 €0 wenn. 84 3 XK dOaieeesesas.ims 35} Commercial azd Money Matters, Friar py The sales were light to-day. North America Truy gq at 2¢. No chesges of importarce. Tha sales of State stocks were ut large, but at firm Tiey. Kentocky improved The transactions were as follows. $3,000 N.Y. 6s, 1861..... $9 ($6,000 do 5s, 1880..51¢ 5 $4.000 Jo 6s, 1862..... $8} 81,000 K'ky Sixes, $1,800 do ...eeenee... 39781080 do a Alabama funds are in good demand to-day at improyip rates. The quantity offering is not large. Mobile 27 a: Other branches 23. The injunction has been removed (rom the Chaton Bang of this city, and the bills are redeemed at the office of the Bank, 55 Wall street, in specie. The temperary State Loan due 1st October will be paig at the Comptroiler's office. The interest Will be paid at the Bank of the State of New-York. It seems to be decided at last that the Comptroller wil) receive the Bauk of Lyons moles In commatatog to the Safety Fund. The Argus say« »0. The $250,000 seven per cent loan was not taken we learn. There were bids at par for only $49,000. The Boston capitalists are making advances in Rochester on avy quantity of produce shipped to Boston, All this produce ought te come to New-York. At Mobile ihe correney was getting better. Sightog¥, York 32 a 234. Bank ef Mobile checkiag at 35. At Nashville the Banks are getting or quietly in the pay. ment of specie. There is a continued demand for exchange, Sight exebange is not abundant, (tke drawing rate 3perer bat very shortsight can at times be had at 2} premiam for paper redeemable at Nashville. The rotes of the Bagk of Tennessee, payable at its branehes, and of the Memphis Bank, rate 2 a 2¢ per cent. belew specie in exchange oper. ations; they are current for goods and in payment of near ly all heme contracts at par. It is understood that the Banks have made prompt and ample provision far the tinse-ehecks issaed on Philadelphia last sum mer. Markets— Carefully reported for Lhe Tribune ASHES —=There is a {air demand for both descriptions at present prices, but there is not many on the market, an the sales te day are light. say 40 to 50 bis Pots at 350, W, Lave heard of no sales Pearls. The market is firm at 575, A larger business could be done if all holders were wil, to accept the above rates. COTTON—The sales to-day do mot exceed Si to yo bales, almest entirely to exporters. The market is gi heavy and prices inclined to be in favor of the buyer. We quote Upland nnd Florida at 8 a 94, fair 8% a 84; New Or. ieans 6 a 10%, (wir 9; Mohile 6a 10f, fair 83Y ad. The sock is estimated at 8090 bales, of which avoat 200 bales are of the new crop. The new Cotton is coming iu almost ui pre. precedently fast at the Southern mars, und weabali son have a large stock here. FLOUR~—TLere appears to be a panic among a portion of the Flour holders,and some sales have heen made atvery iow rates. The current price price tor Genesee is4 50, at which several thousand barrels were sold, ixcluding 24) barrels te arrive. We heard of sales st 4 44, but they were lots in inGitferent order. Michigan is generally as good as Geuesee and brings treely the same rate. Troy sold to the extent of 400 bbls at 4 374, but that ean scarcely be called a (air quotation, Some Olio round seld a4 50 and one par- cel of at 4 $74, uader a forced sale, but asa general wing Ohio brought 4 44 a 4 50 rouud asd fat, with very litle at the lower rate. Southern is rather quiet and new George ow is going into store for want ol buyersatd7. Old ws weld at 5 124, but could probably be bought at 5 0, Branay- wine 4 474, Richmond City U0, nominal. A sale of 50 ubls New-York Mills was sade for West Indies at 4 39, 4 mes with interest. We believe there ts no New.Orleans on tbe market. The last receipts were all B badded, Rye Fiour is scarce and held at 3 25 for North River. Corn Mea) is more plenty aad dull. Jersey is held at 275 a 2 874. Sales 700 bbls Brandywine at 3 00 cash, GRAIN—We heard no sales of Wheat te-day. There was a parcel of very good Wheat from New-Orlvansoffered but we believe it was not sold. On tke North River, Com ls quite dull and rather plenty. but Southern is scarce, We natice sales 2000 bushels Ohio Canal at 56c weight, deliv. ered, for distilling; 2000 do N. River part mixed at 57ca de meas; 1500 do Jersey al 58, with a smail quantity a0 cts 200 Delsware at #6¢ weight for distilling Rye is in demand improved rates—the supply 1s very scanty. Sales 89 Delaware at 55c weight; 500 North River au f0c In the si, and S008 do at 60 to arrive for distilling. A sale of Barley, 1200 bushels, was made to a City brewer at fe. Oss con- tinue very abundantand declizing. A cargo of very prime old Canal sold at 29¢. We quote Canal 27 a 29—Rivet at 25 ae El a 28s. GROCERIES—There is only a moderate business doing, by private eoxtract in most articles. We notice sales to-day of 500 bags Java Ceflee nt Lge: 600 Rio at 45 a 84, and 15 hi pipes J. J. Dupuy Brandy at1%0a 135. At auction 30 Lhds Porto Rico Suyarsold a’ 53 1 Bets, 9 days; 25 hhds Cuba Muscovado at 5a 5; Lo15 Baskets Giampagne, via: Venpe $350 a 8 62); Creal Western 4 *6ia 5; Evening Star 4 2; Tippecanoe 4 23; Fanny Ellsler 4 12}; Comet 4 12; Ancher 437} n 5120, ps 550 a6; Fourtzin 5 DE. Hazard 414 De Graffe 3 £7}; Sillery Mosseux 45% 208 casks Sherry Wine, Cortes brand, 44 a 44¢t 25 bhds do do de 1063 a 1407; 30 cases Chateau Lafitte 2 624: Margaux 3 50. Chamberlia, 112 n 2. PROVISIONS There is a good demand far Pork at 5 374a 8 12} and hovlers are firm. Beel is in moderate sale only. Prime 2502300, MessT 30 a3 #0, Refuse Prove sions ere wanted but are scarce. Cheese and Datter are coming in rather freely, About 3 tons of the former were raken fer export. We quote 5 a Ge—Butter 9 a 12}, lest dairies 17 a ite. TALLOW—We notice a sale of 40,000 bbls Westera ret: dered at 8c. WIHALEBONE—Of the to-lay at 33}c, WIIISKY—Tlhe market is quiet. Sales 64 bbls at 265. Drudge is bald with small sales, at 3 Prison 2l¢, PLAST ER—We notice sales several cargoes at 200 per tom here and 2 12%, delivered up the River. TOBACCO—At auction 16 hhds old crop merchantable Kentucky sold at 8} a 64, averaging 8 19. Anterica’s cargo 21,000 lus sold geod Western lo, Nate SE—p—————— Ir Siercantile Library Association Th TWENTY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY of this Asoc tion will be celebrated at NTLO'S GARDEN on the%b of November next by an Oration, Poen:, and Dinset. A: ihe attendance of Ladies at the Dioner ly expect! and desired, Wines will be ezcludeq. The Oration will be delivered by CHA'S EAMES, Bi The Poem by PARK BENJAMIN, Esq, Tertns of admission to the Dinner (iveluding te Orbe and Poem)— Fora Lady and Gentleman. eeeeesnes.nnso For 2 Gentlemiaileees.eeesseneensenssnsenses 3.00 Tickets will be disposed of to members only gail the 15th inst, after which, should any remain gnsold, they wil be offered to tie public. Tickets may be obtained, on and after the 8th of at the Library, or of either of ths followisZ Commi Arrangements Josnin T. RoLLiNs, Ewin R. TreEMAIN, Henry R. PraLy, Ezra Lubrow, Jr., R. BURKHALTER, 0. A JoHNsCN, W,rogox B. Post, Jr., Bani, PovexoY, Je, ssaac 1. pAILE,. By Ozer of the Comittee, JOHN 'T'. ROLLINS, Chairman. Isaac IL Darky, Seeretery. 0) ods? Oclobet see ol CHARLES ROLYS, C. C. GORDON, Jonx BUTLER, Jr, Samus. I SATTEALES, en am BP IT Mercantile Agency.— This Agency eH tablished Tune 1841, anda is Ww successful operatio? ie AUmber ofa, cribers Sas been steailiiy Incrvasial ncn commencenient, A jarge number of ‘(he ‘most respect, firms in the city have become subscribers "Fhe ore. the Agency is ta procare information respecticy et Ing, respensbility, &ec., ot country nierchants the States of New-York, Ohio, Michigan. Judiata, n the New. Fagland Stites, New Jersey, parts o Wiscow sad Pennsylvania, snd the Territories of fowa and who sin, for the benefit of merchants in tae city ol N. Xe may become subscribers to the Agency. EXPATERC Ly shown that this” Apency--3s coniicied—bas DEC? bores usefal netonly to the merchants of this city, but'9 Zt and solvent merchanis in the couotry. Merchants me viied 10 sall, when the Terms; and Conditions Will He host known to (hem. They can also make inguin, ell charge, 10 a sufficient extent to test ti:e pian, an od Ut satistied of the value of the informatisn. 1838 PF 0 iis this Azency will be the means of savicg Lo Apply 19 ity linndreds of tsousancs of dollars annually: "i LEWIN TAPPAN, corner of Haneef Sh, oy 3% eod Im Exchange sireets, No. 7 Dorc's PATTISON'S: axsan and Asaritt Ir Buckwheat Cakes, al ol Ci= Corner of N “ag ETT ey ag ene 7 To those Entcrested,—8~ the frequent 0 1 ties of the aicted, and considering the scarey Tac, dr sympathy prompts me to place the Carmizanti §1 and jimits of cre indigent The piers per BOWIE SC rer 2 onl of Greeswich Lane and 13th street, opoosite Bl uP. ol It” pz. H.C.T pe ee I IF Pree Congregational Church) dical College, Crosby street, twa 1007s Helo Sprig Cw Rev. S. D. Cecliran, late of Obertin, Ohio, 18 £3P€00 of preach to-morrow morning. at 103 o'clock, the 7h ’clock—sezts Free.. Ali wbo wish to hear 0 K* each, modified 10 sai the case, to ba trad onl aL 1be and full salyation of the Gospel are invited to att J

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EAR hl A CN Cal ir Ba ERS ht or Xd AERA Ar RIALS or wnt 3 i 1 A permanency of color, and capacity for service. ARN RTT ST "eT is Co., Nov 4 ana 5 Astor House, New 17 Leary introduce on Wednesday, the 21st inst, Ya Hot elegant article of zentlemen's Black Fur Hats, Ww i i ‘e submit the fol- hy by, 10 explanation ol which we jowing remnarks: cince tbe OFIgIn of our establishment, we have had in 4 have strictly adhered to three distinct purposes wv, 27 gufactores, viz: Economy in price, Improvement peste and taste, and the perfecting a STANDARD OF oS HIONS FOR THE UNITED STATES, indepen- FAS {the European, all of which have been successfally Sent resaiting in 2 most important saving to the cemm- wv at large, and an equally satisfactory remuneration ourselves, consequent upon the extensive patroaage rt we have ressived. Se oproved FIVE DOLLAR HATS, so superior in materish elegance of style and perfect finish, that imme- Jy ppon their intreductian, they Lecanme not only pre- m1 at home, but celebrated in Londen and Paris, and od the highest encomiums of the Press there, soon su- od the $10 Hats previously worn here by the first "ois of our citizens. This article, now fully established as highest standard, is so extensively known and vuiver ally approved by the fashionable and genteel wearers and economists, that we will not now azilude further to its gerils, except to announce that we have improved itsheau- x aud value the present season beyond any that we bave peretofore produced. At the urgent sslicitations of many 3 gore anxious to economise in the first cost. and pictondig 1p avail themselves of the peculiar style and utah ims wristic of our fabrics, we Lave for some time pas: fas 2 gat efforis to accomplish their wishes, and SonangRenyy pave just perfected the new article of Hats as cin shove. They will be eomposed of spo%I0/ Jira 5 yorkmauship will be of the first order, an 8 IUGR UY al to Hats formerly retailed at #6 and 87, they will be eid at £3,624 each, price not only CORmmCEesrats to the sresent peconiary depression, and far Jess than their intrio- d¢ worth, hut infinitely cheaper, when the respective quali. {ies are compared, than any which have ever before been (ered to the public. Purchasers are assured, in advance, that these Hats will incor tbe chjection, viz: dear at the price,” currently argued SAIDSE most lew priced goods. LEARY CO. Astor House, Sept. iath, 1542. £26 6tis 17 iats of the Fall Style are new rendy. |The model for the season is a slight modification of the of our customers, who prevaifiog Paris mode. SPENCER'S Sales Room. September 1st. 0 Orisndo Fish, Fashionable Hatter, 137 Broad- way, wouid inform the gentlemen of New York that his Fall and Wister style of tats is now ready fer their inspec. tion and critlial judgement. Claiming the distinction ef paving been the first to project and abide by a strictly suzricaN style of Hats, instead of servilely copying the Yashions of Europe, which are often unsuited to our cli- pate and manners, Le rejoices to perevive that others have wen fit to follow Kis lead, and that now the following of Faropean Fashions in Ifats is almost entirely abandoned by {he leading manniacturers, 1 ofiers a Winter style of Gentlemen's Nutria Hats at 3), and warrants them equal in material, finish, fachi=n wd durability to any Hat sold as low as £4 1n the city. putbe wishes it distincily understood that his best ilats are wwid at this price, but at $1 50. The-e he recotrnends sequal to any Lat sold in New-York at 85 or under, and dallenges for them a comparisen w ith any other. Gentlemen Yistling our city are respectiolly invited to enh and examine kis new »ioek ol Winter hats and judge of their auatity, He 1s canti”ent that, whether the cheapest or the best Mat is desired, the inguirer will here be saushied. Try bm. (r20t!) OO. ISH, 157 Broad way. rGeutiemen’s Fall Hats.—WARNOCK'S Fall pattern Hatx are zow obered for sale, compriging the Moleskin, Nutria aud Cassimmere Beaver PARISIAN STYLE OF HATS. The attention of gentlemen is particularly invited to the ghieriber’s beautifully fabricated Silk Hats, better known #*Warnock's Moleskin Hats”? This article, since its in- wdction, Bas rapidly acquired and successfully maintains ia popularity, produced by the subscriber in a manner zl wether superior to any of the kind that has been or is now telore the public, and is worthy of notice as possessing ail equalities ot a superior bat, as lightness, beanty of finisiy, That the Moleskin Sijk Hat possesses the very elements gediensiy aimed atin the production of a perfect article, ipeeds only to be stated that the foundation or body is pacufzetared from the finest description of stock, and the plush or covering of the &nest quality silk, than which, it willreadily be admitted, there is nothing of the nature of fibrle more davabie. To gentlemen whe have not giventhe “hove hats a trial, it is remarked that they have been for years the most popular, and are now almost exclusively the fashionable Lat of Paris—this, to say the least, is a streng meommendation. To such ventiemen as have prelerence es =f Miyears is a sutlicient indication of public judgemeid, bho SNE end {or French panyfacture, it is remarked that, from the sub- “seriber's obsersations during a recent visit to the French metropolis, be is enabled te say, that though in one or two particulars the French excel, yet in the wain, the article sold by bim ls superior. "The pattern for the fall and winter is at once a model of sy metry and besauty. FOUR DOLLAR MATS. The pecukar cond tion of the monetary affairs of tee pres mt time, demanding of the mass of the community the adoption of vetrenchment and economy, the subscriber {ems It expedient, for the time being, to deviate somewhat fom the systera hitherte strictly adhered to in the conduc- ta of Bis business, (that of selling none other than the first lly) now offers 1 gentlemen disposed to economise, wir hat at the moderate price of Four Dollars. This ik possesses in a lurge measure the coastitugnt parts ul #oost eostiy prepared with all their neatress and exter- hash, and are seld at a small advauce upon thie cost Tey are Hats for the Times.” 0 T Th&S 2wis WARNOCK, 170 Broadway. IT Bpencer’ Emitution DMRolcskin Ha. This popular article is commended to the pubiic as pecw: liarly desirable, at the present tine. for its economy. Fo ‘legance and durabiilly, it competes successfully with the “most costly Hats worn. Price $3 25. SPENCER, alb if Fashionable Hatter, No. 245 Broad wy. I Fall &tyie of Gentlemens Xinte,—BIRD, “comer of Pine and Nassay-strects, has now ready for inspec- ign and sale the Pall Standard Pajtern for Gentlemen's Hats, September I. sl F\S, M&W IT Hgts! Fints! ASnis!—FALL FASHION.— The subscriber invites the attention of the Beau Monde 10 kis beautiful, gracetul, and tasteful lowe beti-crowned Hat, being the only really fashionable article of the kind extant, uzh be cannot expect but imitaters will spring up, and tam the benefit of 4 own origkal conceptions. _Tewy that these Ilats surpass any thing of the kind in Masel style, finish, and graceful appearance, is to claim oxxelan is warranted by an experience of twerty years Blebusiness, and ire invites gentlemen who study grace ad fashion, 10 call and examine for themselves. Alrge assertment of Fraveling ‘I'runks, Carpet Bags, fat Cases, and, in fact, every thing necessary for a gentle- Sas traveling outfit, may alo be found at an E. BLOOMERS, 170 Broadway, ls apposite Howard's Hotel. Py EE oo Fall Fashion fais now rveady—Watson’s YA Hats, only £250, are recommended to the public not wy for economy but as possessivg sll the elegance of coa- rol the most costly combining utility with beauty this 2 Tele eannot fail to commend ibell to the connolsseur as io economist. Also, Moleskin Hats, at $3.00; Beavers HY; Cassimere and Nuria Hats, at $5.50 each; these 1 “bk standard prices, and he need cnly remark that by 4 ining hinise It 10 one quality and price for each descrip of hats, bie 1s enabled to furwish a superior article at Fes far below thiose at which Hats of the sae desarip- Bye pow vending by other mannfactarers. B Axeady and permanent increesse of patronage for the 6] nT 53 Beaditutes the best test of wieic merits. Fiolesale and retail, at WATSON'S, 134 Chatham-st., 4 BUN Bowery. 89 isi r&reat Fair of the Auscriean ¥astiiuie WNiblo's Giarvden, city ef New York, Oci. W183. The ploughing maich and exhitation of lhe ps lie Pyrotechncdisp'ay; the National Convention; Whton of lie pressrvers and hile boats, boat aces Fa nne explosion; the cattle show and sale the Au- Address aiid a series of other addresses with the 2 ddress ithe arand display of specimens of agrieul- sepafactures and the arts of moving machinery, of Lao sielt &e, diay all ae witnessed. Articied ior con yo dor exlibition merely should be delivered and en PR SRE, us thie 7th er 8th of October, with the ¢xcep- wd cattle, flowers, Le, in elation te which, see Agri- hao Circular at the Repository of the Imtitarte in the ye 2 21 EER eer Re Emer sand Temperance nla Conceri, Ret ia a of ihe Lady olumbian Tolal Ahsliacnee Nix 5 os Church eorner of Delaacy and Christie streets, [3 ay Evening, Oct. 3d, at 7+ oelock. Twelve Fire hares, With (heir splendid banners, singers, kc. wiil Q “i \j ete dhe Lo dies’ La Fayette, Maron and Neptune pTanee Sotivlies will Lonor the occasion wih their is 8 Messrs, Docee, Boll, Chambers, Missior, Treom- Crate Murphy, Lebars, Baker, Brown of Youkers, of 5 ukiyn, and alher ment men of talent, wili sing RR is best Femperance Songs, Glees, Xe. For full mn which will Da very luteresting, see the Pro- Beat the Gone fd Cr ‘Tick-te, 173 cents, for B. MANCHEST Ei Committee. A 3 Ww ail 8% SEI Ro WM. B. WALSH, 4 Ga rpetinga! Carpesings! Oarpetings! Mam ever All those whe are in want of Carust. ee the llowine ferain Ca (Hi, SS 4 FRESH NOVELTIES! By the arrival of the last steamer we have a new supply of choice and entertaining literature, with which to enrich the pares of the New WORLD, as the present week's edition CHAPTER ON WINES, a most piquant and entertaining article, which will be read by every body, A RUSTIC WALK amply shows. including the temperance societies. AND DINNER, a fine poem by Leizh Hant. THE 3[AN WHO NEVER ATE MEAT, an amusing tale. HANDY ANDY, the entire September part of this laughter-moving Irish romance, by Lover. MOUNT RIGHI, by Dumas— from Travelling Sketches, transiated for the Naw World. A QUEER CASE FOR THE LAW. THE CHOICE, by the author of “A New Home.” MILOR TROTTER CHIGSWELL, a langhable story. AND MENDOZA THE MUSICIAN, Peoro THE SINGER Scrap Book articles. £di- torials—Liebig’s Animal Chemistry—Art Union and the Apollo Association. Letter from Constantinople. Letter from a Pedestrian, No. 3. Medical Reform. Literary No- tices. News, Le. Lc. Price G} cents single numbers: 3 per annum in advance. GFFICE NO. 30 ANN-STREET, N.Y. EG IT Geurand's Faun de E2eaunte, or Troe Wa- ter of Beauly, for removing tan, pimples, freckles, blotches, sallowness, redeess, aud all cutaneons diseases; eliciting de- licate white hands neck and aris, and realizing a healtay, juvenile bloom. To be had at the original office 67 Walker street, eee door from Breadway 21 per botile. Beware of cheap, trasky, and deleterions compounds. Ladies with red- tipped noses will find (his lotion eperate ldie a chara in dis- sipatng It. 87 lnms y—— TT French Langaage. IANESCA'S ORAL and PRACTICAL SYSTE M.—Genttemsn who have ehr Constitution, Lawson Nansemond, poiatoes. Schr Mary Careline, Lawsen, Nans: mond, potatoes Schr Renown, Lovell, Boston, meise, E J Herrick. Schr tC ohbett, Stewart, Hardiord, mdse, Schr Ballance, Knowlton, Gloucester, fish. Schr ludestry, Ryan, NBedford, oil. Steamboat Lin was, Shuliz, 80 hours from Norfolk. BELOW—1 ship and 2 brig. MEMORANDA. Ship Emporiam, Rogers, from New Orleans {or Bostoa, put into Havana on the 9th inst, dismasted. female kn received unde feelings as they Wore and are naw, Liver Complaint about tweivae years. Last Aagust 1 was taken much worse, it was thaagit advisable to £0, w the uniry—1 went, but continued to get worse every Gay —my physicians said 1 Lad the Liver Complaint aad aged. 2 3 rt 3! tion of the lungs. They proncinsea my Case Incurabits they opposed iny returning home, us they thought I would “nd only have to be bropght back to be bu- wily burying place. In hie state I any hopes of relief. My symp- te the oat 1 HIS We H Mr. Harrington, the far-famed warician and ventrilognist; Miss Rosalie, the charming vacalisty Mr. Kneas, the populer singer; Mr, Bensie, the celebrated daacer: and Mrs. Beanie the ace complished danseuse, Perfarmarces to commence in the Lecture Room at half ast 7 o'clock. On Wedoesday and Saturday there will be an afterooon entertainment at 3 o'clock. S26 wr -1) N NZ AD i R. DEMPSTER’'S Ballad Soirees. Sy Mr. Demp- ier respectfully announces that his Ballad Soirees will oe given at the New-York Society Library on Wednesday and Friday evenings pext, 28th and Sth Sept., and Monday evening, Sd October, when he will introduce his latest compositions, include the new national scoe, ‘The Death of Warren, written by Epes Sargeant, Eq: “The Lonely Avid Wife; “The Blind Boy ‘I'm with you ougce axain,' by George P. Morris, E<q.; *Jeani Morri- son,” by Motherwell; Lament of the Irish Emigrant; kc, with choice selections of his mast popaiar songs and bal- lads; particulars ot wkich will be announced in small bills. Tickets, 50 cents—to Le had at Messrs. Stoddart, Worcester, anid Duahain's piano forte ware-rooms, Broadway, and at the uoor. Doors open 7.to commence at o'cloek, $28 Si* IRST GRAND VOCAL CONCERT AT THE $9CIETY LIBRARY, on Saturday even- ing, October 1, 1842—The RAINERS mast respectiully smaounce 10 their friends, and tle public in geaerai, that they have returned from the west, and will give their first Concert at the above place en wuich occasion they will sing some of their latest new pieces, and appear In the Nationai Costume of their native Tyrol. For particulars, see smail bilis. Tickets 50 cents, to be had at the usual places and at the deor. Concert to commence ai 8 o'clock. «20 32 o ILLS OF EXCIIANGE, at sight, on all parts of England, Ireland, aud Scotland, in sums of £5, £10, £3153 and 2520, to any amount, ior sale hy S. J. SYLYESTER ol 22 Wall street and 130 Broadway, OLLECTIONS, on all parts of the United States, made on the mast favorable terms, ~t aL by S.J. SYLVESTER, ol="= 22 Wall-street and i30 Broadway. EEL ENT MONEY of all kinds, purchased at the lowest rates, bv S. J. SYLVESTER, ol® 22 Wall-stre it and 139 Broad way. PANISTL DOUBLOONS for sale, and Patriot Doubloans, at the very beast rates, by 8 J. SYLVESTER’ 22 Wallstreet, and 130 Broadway. 01 {ooreRs GLUE—By the barrel, also to accommodate consumers who do not wish to buy bv the barrel, we keep a barrel of’ eack kind open at renal, fron the very best down ta the poorer qualities, for earpen- ters and cabinet makers use, and for privter's rollers it has the highest reputation. Also the transparent white Bonnet Glue. VAN BLARCOM CHAMPLIN, ol Iw~ 290 Pearl-street, near Beekman. A MERICAN LOCKS.—The subscri- R_ bers are constantly receiving supplies of American Locks, Latches, sliding door trimmings, Xe. and are pre- pared ta furnish an article of superior marnACIare at Ireat- iy reduced prices. VAN BLARCOM CAMPLIN, ol iw*~ 200 Pegrl-sireet. BY ILDERS HARDWARE, m every varieiy, comprising Locks, Latches, Shutter and Blind Hines, Mastenings, &e.; Clarks Botts, broad and nar. row; James's Screws, Barn-door Binges, Cat, Wrought and Horse Nails; Store-door Bolts, Flush lolts, Shutter Bolts, Cabin-«oor Hneks, Ke. ollw* VAN BLARCOM CHAMPLIN, 200 Pearl-:t. in PURSUANCE of an order ot the Sur- _rorate of the County of New-York, Notice is Lareby given to all having claims against MARY VAN ZANDT, late of the City of New-York spinster, decease), to present the same with the vouchers thereol to the subscribers at the store of the sabseriber Rabert Lane, No. 1» Maiden Inne, in the City of New-York, an or Lefore the Third day of April next —Dated New. York, the ‘Yhirtieth day of September, 1242 3 ROBERT LANE, ol lay bm JOHN Ri, BRIGGS. rEN0 MANUFACTUREKS.—The un dersigned, Agent for the Paterson Machine Shops, can {uraish to order Danfortl’s Machines of every descrip- tion, superior to any manufactured in Awmerica. Also, shutters, Bobbins, Spindles, SAMUEL MUNN, Agent for the Paterson Mii, $27 lwis 62 Wall-st. corner of Pearl, Gp stairs. |B EAUTIFUTL, @31F BOOK —Bible Bi- 0nTip wy, «meetiished with several hundred fixe En- cravings. lo one volume, 8vo. 300 pop. Publisksd and sold at No. 122 Nassau-street, New-York City. Price $2 50. 17 dcents wanted in tozm and scwntry. S17 liis® HOBERT SEARS, Palliiner. vr Ld N tAFS--CLOTHAND VELVET CAPS J —A great variety of ner and splendid patters adapted to infants. children snd boys of al ages. Also. jadies Ridin Caps 0) very heautifu patierns, and pentiemen’s Spariing and Bress Caps, The subseriber tlatters himsel he has the larsest and best assortment of Caps in the city and a iarther recommendation is the extreme moderate prises at which they are vended. Wholesale and retailut WATSON'S, 154 Chath steeds. and 8 istf 130 Bowery. His CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN Teil WORLD! !—CONANT, 220 Grand street has now on hand, of the latest spring fashion, an excellent as- ortwent of Sitk Hats at $2 25, $2 50 aud f3—a reduction ol 50 ceats on each hat {rem former prices. Also asupecion article of Fur Hat, for £1, equal to any sold in the city {7 #4 50 and $5. The public are respecifully lavited to call. A good assortment of Boy's Mais aod Caps oa band. aus 2mec I 1UPhES CONANT, 230 Grand-st. near Allen. HE TEETH, THE TEETH.—On atmospheric presure principies full sets of best min- eral teeth, or any number thal may be required, will be in- serted atihie shortest notice, and in the neatest style, without springs ar clasps. Filling, Cleaning aud Regulating the Feet 1 done as sual is the best manner. For extraciing a tooth 50 cents 3 for curing the toothache 50. All operations warranted by Dr. J. Buskey, Dentist, 27 Murray-siroed, next door to the Church, one block west of Sroadway.— Charges moderate. Terms casi. jyid endSm 0 HATTER.—The subscriber has EB Consaudy on band a foll assortment of Silk Piusl, whnick he oifers for sale at very low prices THOMAS P. CUMMINGS, [y- BOM 72 Pine-street, near Pearl OUTHWORTH'S PATENT LARD LAMPS. —One third of a ¢¢ni. per haar (or Light.— A Lamp Burner bas been invented by means of which ordi- nary bard Lard—iree frou sait—may be burned with the sae faciiily as the best oil! igniting easily amd burming {revly in all temperatures—emitting clear bright flame, withont smoke or unpleasant smell, and in comparison with oil coniing hat about one thire, while it affords a better light. This Lamp Las been extensively adopted In Basan, and is superceding all others, wherever it kag besa lntro- duced. 101s weil worth the altentian of Riasuiactories aod all other persons requiring ligut. Tre truth of this state- Sieat ean be easily tested by calling at the principal Ages- cy, ¥ILLEY’S Crockery Stcre, Ne. 1235 Maiden Lice, where they are {Or sale ja every variety, wholesale or re. tail. 819 su Al ny V ATCHES lower than ever.—lua con scquence of the rednctisn of dotles by the late tari the subseriver is seifing his stock of Gold and Silver Levers, Aachor Escapements, Lepine, and other Wiaches of mew and splemdiin pattercs, ad Jewelry at retail ta considerable reduction irom his tormer prices, beinZ mu h lower than they can be bought for at Any other race in the eity. Goll Watches as iow 2s $26 to 325 each.— watches and fewelry exchansed or bruzht All watches warrauted 10 keep zood time or the money returoed.— Watehas and Clocks repaired in the best mann:r, aad war- vaated, at much less than the esual prices. G. C. ALLEN. Ineporterof Watehes aad Jewelery, 261s tf wholesale and retail, 39 Walls, up staira. g REENWOGD CEMETERY, Oflice i No. 40 Broadway —TLis raral Cemetery is now raps [idly ioproviaz; persons wishing interment: in single 2raves c3n be accommodated by calling on 8. N. BURRILL, Su- nerintendents of Interments and Underiaker, No. 330 earl Swreet, near Broadway. $25 Imis* ET my TY “ff fa £YOLDS, CCUGHS and CONSUMP- J TION —Dr. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP of i WILD CHERRY is an invaloabl: remedy for al! diseases indicative of Pulmonary Atdections, sgch as recent Farnnic conghs, hoarseness, whoeping-eough, wheesinZ and Ago culty of breathing, croup Ind sprain of blood, &c. This Syrop immediaialy veglns to heal the ulcerated lunzs, or ping profuse rightsweals, mitigating the distressiog coin, and at the same ihime indacing 2 healthy an: natural expec: tration also relieving the shortaess of brs ath and pain ig tke chest, which harass tha suffiereron the siight est »<Prelee. and fina lly the hectic gosh in the palud asd emaciated cheek will soon vanish, and tne suferer will perceive his coll snatched from a premature grave and restored to the en joyment ef comiortable bealth. For sale only at Dr. W. H \Milnor's Drug Store. ¥2 Broadway, cor Jobin st $12 Imiz “STATEN!SLANY FERR —F _Tooiof Wiitehall-strest.—'1'ne steam- CTSLANDER and SAMSON will ron as Tm {ers SLATE} follows: ollows New .Vorz ai 9.1L A. M.and 15.54.54, P. M. LEAVES Leaves StaTEN Istaxp at 8, 10, A. M,, aud 124, 2} and 5, P All gosdsshipped are required to be particularly marked i nd are at the risk of the owners thereof. cl 7 avi SE TR TIO 4 MERICAN MUSEUM. AND GAR. CHEAPER THAN EVER.—A:t H. H. HALL'S No. 29 Catharine «t. corner of Henry street, may be found a splendid assortment of new Fail Goods, which have beer purchased within the last few days for cash, consequently they will be sold al about half’ the usgal price, "CLOTHS CASSIMERES AND SATINETS. Black and Elue-black Cloths, from auction, which will be “oid at prices to suit the mes. Saiinets at prices never be- tore offered in this city super Black Mixed at 3s, 3s 6d, 483 the very best at 6s. formally sold at 10s. FLANNELS, FLANNELS. White at 2«, 3s 6d: sup Ballard Vale at 3s: fine Welsh at 3s 6d, 44; Red at 1s 6,283 Mariands, best at 2s 3d: sup, +4, at 25 6d; Twilled at 2 64. 3s: Cotton Flannels at 6%, 8d; best ever offered at 1x SHEETINGS, SHEETINGS, 44 Brown at 5d, 6d, 7d, 8d, 3d; 54 at Is: 4-4 Wkite at 6d; sup Long Cloth at 84, &d, 18d; 6-4 Sheeting at ls PRINTS, PRINTS, PRINTS, Good Dark at 4d, 3d, 67, 84, 34; Fall River and Merrimack al ls SHAWLS, SHAWLS. Broche, from Auction, at prices to suit the times, at from $180 to R3 30; Cashmere, Kobell, at very reduced prices. BOMBAZINE. BOMBAZINE. Just frem Auction, a splesdid assortment from S410 125. LINENS AND BIAPERS. Linens and Diapers, from Auction, of all Kinds rad quali- ty. N.B. Justreceived from Auction a large lot of Worsted Table covers at 143, worth £3 00. Couxtry Merchants sap- plied cheaper than at any other store in New-York. ol It ALL AND WINTER GOODS at the NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH- MENT, 14:2 Fulion-street, near Broadway. The subscribers are prepared with a large and extensive assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS to exe- cute orders for garments at the shortest notice, and at a small advance from cost. Our parchases are made exclusively for cash, and we commence our fall basiness fully determined (0 sustain our unusually low prices, and furaish our custodi- ers with a first rate article at a smal profit fur ready money. Strangers and others visiting the cry who are in want of an outfit, will find it te their interest to call and examine our goods and style ol work before leaving their orders Full suits furnished in 4 hoars. Sirict punctuality observed in tilling orders. si2 stl J. C. BOUTH CO. ALL GOODS.—The undersigned is prepared with his usual extensive assortment of sea- sonable Goads to execute orders tor Garments in a style which will coaiport with any house ia te Trade, at prices which wust offer inducements to those payiog ready mo- ney. Attention is solieited to the style of Pantaloons {urnished at this establishment, as particular care is directed to this de- partment, witk the view of giving entire satisfaction. Those who have experienced amy difficulty in getting suited, are assured thata superior fit can always be realized. French and English Casssmeres in a great variety of wew patterns just received. The assortieent ot Vestings which gave so much satisfaction trough the Spring aud Summer seasons, will be kept up. French and English Cloths of super and medium quali- ties for Dress and Frock Csais, Pllat and Beaver Cloths fer Surtouls, always on hand, Fancy dress articles, including Silk and Satin Scarfs, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Hesirry, Suspenders, Shirts, Collars, &c at usual woderate prices. WAL T. JENNINGS, Late Lynde Jennings, 229 Broadway, American Hotel s31is HEAP DRY GOODS—BARKER L TOWLE, 7: Caharine-street, takes this method of informing the Ladies of this city, amd all others wishing te avail themselves of the opportunity of purchasing new and CHEAPR GOODSK, that they have with much care selected and bought, principaliy for cash, a large assortment of FALL and WINTER GOODS, to which they are making additions daily, and solicit such as wish to purchase to call immediately before parchasing, ALAPACA LUSTRES.—Just received 158 ps of these desiraliie goods, black, blue black, browu, green, and made colors, 53 10 25. Me RINOS—French, German and English, cloth and mode colors, very cheap. SILRS—Jet, blue black, brown and colered Silks of every desirable style: figured, plain, stripe, corded and repps. Ladies wishing a silk dress, or cloak, ay come here with confidence, for we will guarantee to satisfy all such with style, quality and price. FLANNELS—Just received 300 ps Welsh ard English Fiznnels, from 1s 3d to 4s 6d pr yard, warranted motto shrink. ny ho

CLOTIS, CASSIMERES and SATINETS—A full as- sortment, very cheap. Some good Sativets as low as 2s 6d SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS—An excellent assort- nent. Fiae bleached Shirtings. 4d, 6d, 7d, 9d, Is. CALICOS—warranted fast colers, 4d,6d, 8, 10d 1s. COUNTRY MERCHANTS, if you wish to purchase Dry Goods CHEAP, call at 71 Catharin-street, the next yard, piece or package, BARKER TOWLE, £29 4t 71 Cathariwe-st. Snifous; CLOAKS, &c., in a va- riety of stvles, ready made at the Establishment, for Hotel. WM. T. JENNINGS 2 isd INQ COUNTRY MERCHANTS.—- seriber bas on sale and can furnish te order Cotton Yarns of all numbers, put up to suit purchasers. Also, Twine, Wick- SAMUEL MUNN, Azent fur the Paterson Mills, S27 1wis 62 Wall-st. corner of Pearl, up stairs. Y A Al po b gd ILSCN G. HUNT CO. have now canaisting of the nos desirable styles, jor sale in quantities to suit purchasers, at 461 Poarlstiect, corner of Chathame- Ii] ILLINERY GOODS very low for LTB Casi—STEVENS GRUMAN, 95 Beaver street, assortment of Fall and Winter Millinery and Silk Goods of almost every description, most of which have been bough! and Merckants who keuy fer cash, will find on hand at al! limes a large assortment of the most fashionable Millinery can be bought elsewhere. This is not put forth lightly, as those who have bought of us well know aud ethers lave business to attend the auction sales daily by which arrange. ment they are enabled to avail theinselves of many greal cost. They have a large assortment of Tarlatan Hat Vel. vers and Velvet Hat Ribbons to which they would particu. wortment of plain Tafleta aad Satiu Ribbons from No. 110 16 at low prices. a2$ 2mis Earthenware, Giraadoles, Laglish Britaania Tea sets, Castors, ke. consisting chiefly of new iniportations comprising the most ebegant designs nnd no 100 Bowery Le tween Grand and Hester sts. 2 22 end lis M. J. MERRITT. rE XAS.—JONAS BUTLER, Attor- ney and Counsellor at Law, Galveston, Texas, J. Prescott Hall, Esq.; Griiten Havews, Exgs. Messrs, Pasts Main; fl. C. Wetmore Co. J. V. Greeafield air. Butler will attend to Cellecuions, Agencies, Land Ti- tes, Se. Communications may be lett ai No. 20 Joha-street, Texas niust be postaze paid to the Lines, or they will not ie forwarded by the Postmastsms in Louisiana. audteodini itz IMPORTANT TESTIMONY. —I{ turther proof is fequired to csabii=h the fact of the inestimable value al or. tion from the Hen. Szmpel W. King, &oversor of the State of Rhode-I-land, contains adequate testiniony 10 substan idea that (bis poicat remedy is classed with the many ose- less and vangerons nostrums which are palmed po the Please a the following statements communicated 10 the undersigned by His Excellency, vader date of per yard. Heavy, over yard wide, brown Sheetings, 4d, 6d, 8d 10d. Ticks, Checks. and Cotton Flannels, 6d 8 d 10d Is. time you visit the city. Goods at auction prices, vither by garnv-nts of the first quality. No. 228 Broadway, American Cotton Yarn Candle Wicking Twin Bolts.—The sub- Balls, at the lowest manufacturers’ prices, C othis, Cassimeres, Vestings, and Heavy Woolens. on bund a large assartment of the above Goods, street, ol lm* Istad doer trom Pearl si. New-York, have just received a large at action at tie present unheard of law prices, Milliners Good- in the city at pricesalmost without exception less than but to buy to we convinced. Ona of tie firm mokes it his Larsains all of which they will sell at a small advanee [rom arty invite attention, Alerchants ean always find a full as- i ALL LAMPS, CHINA, GLASS and nest quality at very low prices. Please call and examine. $22 MERRT A Refers to Daniel Lord, Jr., Esq.; Jolin Authon, Esq. Co. Walsh Mallory YW. M. Johuson LSons or at No. 8 Gold-street, New-York. Lotlers: divected 10 RT EWS FROM RHODE-ISLAND.— Starkweatber’s Hepatic Elixir, the following commiunica- tiate it beyond dispute, and must put entirely at rest the public merely jor the sake of ga.n. Jounvrox. Jan. 29, 1242- Mr. CHARL¥3 DYER, Jr.: 5 2 My Dear Sir--Your comuunication of yesterday, ashing wy opiaion of Dr. Starkweatbes’s Reprtic Elixir, nas hepa received this morning. In reply, wiil inform you 1irt my confidence in patent 1Eedicines generally is nol very fattering, have had too @OCR reason io beiieve hat une principled meq will often palm upor ieivatetion Sune their useless, ifnoL dangerous nos ams for Lie Sake Cc Zin, the use of which takes up that impertant and criical period of time without producing any 200d titect, w ph pUierwise pertapl proper remedciss would vave bea used, and much sufiering and distress prevented. For llatreason I have not gsmdd them, feeling mysell and amily 10 be muochsafer un- der the direction oi my Zrly physicians; but having been aficted for the jast sixyears with wificulues in the side and chess, ancomfortable and often distressny, painful; aud s-mewhat alarming, and from which i could ger oaly wan. ary relief, 1 very tortunalely policed yo =i vertisesient of th~ medicine in gestion, had m=en a school-Uoy with Dr. Starkweather, and had with bim a lang amd inUimate acquaintasce when we were youn cen, and from my knowledze of him I though bho iwcapal le of practising deception ou any per; tus fact induced me to try Dr. Starkweather’s Hepaile Elixir, and by its use now believe myself entirely cured. I need not, therefore, say to you tbat Iconsider ito zrem volue. 1 cerizicsy think is discovery of great public sa ra 5 re first Uottle I took gave me much relief, which regu- larly progres<ed until I hod taken six bottles, when I discon: tinged it. having, thank God, no further use for it at present With much regard and respect, Your ob't and Lumble servant. SAM'L W, XING. Sold at wholeszle and retail by A. B, D. Sands, Drug- ists, No. 79 ana 100 Folion st. ‘Also, sold by David Sands Co. No. 77 East Broadway, corner of Market st; A. B. Sand: Co, Ne. 273 Broadway, corner Chamber sireel— Price 31. y $24 lmis —_—.—.— AUCTION SALgr. Josiah Richards, Anciuencer. BY BANGS, RICHARDS PLATT Stere 135 Broadway, Liberal east: advances made on Cousigminents for anetion sales, Ba MONDAY EVENING, Oct. a. OSSELLER'S STOCK.—An extensive k ;aneots School and Classical Books, Tor tee eta eel bookselier, including also a quaniity of Matiooary dry ng of laks and Ink Sands, Quills, Wales Blank Book Foolscap and Letter Paper, Lead Pencils, Steel Peg fared -Ameng themare 10 Josephus’s Works, 1 vol; 3 Byron's Works, vol, ¥v0: Laeusee on the Chest, Svo; 2 Smith's Grammar; 20 Classical Reader: S$ Thiers History of the French Revelution, 4 vols; 12 Ryan's Astrosomy 10 Hind’s Farricy; 10 Horace Delphini; 12 Virne Romae; 12 Ameri. can Orator’s Book; Cobb's Sequel; 29 Cientific Class Book: 16 Aeschine’s Demosthenes, 8vo: 6 Enfiold’s Puilo- ;ophy: 50 Scbol Testaments, 25 English Readers, 5 Brew. sier’s Legendie, 6 Castte’s Sarrery, 3 Dangleson’s Hygine, 5 Ladies’ Companicn, 8 Bunyan's Works, S vels, 8vo, 15 Witiard's Geography and Atlas, 15 Porter's Rhretonical Reader, S Liteof Christ, 5 Lendeu’s Greek and Latin Tes- tanient, 16 Manuel of Politeness, 6 Lady's Equetrian’s Mancel, 100 Webster's Elemantary Spellings, 10 Odd Fei- low's Utieridg fox 1843, 10 Murray's Sequel; Cambridge's Mail matics, 2 vols: 5 Goodrich's Readers, 5 Emerson's Watts, Sopliocle’s Greek Exercises, 2 Bridge's Algebra, Mitchell's Geographical Reader, Anthon’s Grammas and Lesnor’s, 10 Pyther's History. 5 Olwsted’s Philosophy, 5 Cobb's Walker's Dictionary, 5 Charles the 12th, 5 Jane Taviors Writines.. Also, Roilin's Ancient History: 2 vols; Gillie’s History of Greece, Murphey's Tacitus, Richardson's Dictionary, 2vols; Charles O'Malley and Ten Thousand a Year, Surdei’s Lite of Christ, Svo; Marshall’s Life of’ Washington, 3 vols; Robert Burnes’'s Works, Treatise or Cattle, 8vo, &e. Also, Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Boohs, full and ball- bound Blank Books, Foolscap and Letter Paper, &e. Abo, a large vanety ot Novels, Juveniles and 'Toy Books. Also, 10,000 superior manufaciured Quills, assorted sum- Jers, 17 Full particulars in Catalogues an day of sale. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 5 Niw Booxs IN QUANTITIES —A jarge, choice assorts ment of New and Standard works, including also a variety of Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books, &c., in quantities to suit the trade. FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 7. at 7 o'clock. PRivATE LiBRARY.—A valuable private Library of stand- ard Historical, Theclogicsl, Biographicaland Architestural Works, mostly five English editions in fine bindings, Among them are Chambers's Civil Architecture, in fine quarto; Antiquities of Atica, folio; Valpy’s Shukspere, 13 vols. finely bound, full calt; Murray's edition of Lord By- rov's Works, 17 vols, ine calf Sandersoa’s Biography ot the S roers, 9 vols, extra board, ball calf, gilt; Liogard’s Histary of ¥ngland, IS vols; British Poets, 25 vols, calf, ex tras Blade's Sermons, 5 vols. 8vo, (ul calf; Hayland on the Proplireiss, 2 vols: Valpy’s Classical Journal, 9 vols, 8vo Hones Complete Works, 4 vols, &e. Fine American editions of Standard Works Also a choice collection of elegant library editions of the Bopish Voets, Historical Works, ke. Full particulars hereafter, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS, Oct. 2 and 18. OLD Excuisit Books.—A large and valuable collection of rare acd curieus oid Kpghsh Books. recently received from Europe. Catalogues will be ready for delivery one week previous ts sale. Y 8. DRAPER, Jr.—Store 54 Wil- liaiz-street. corner of Pine-street. THIS DAY. SATURDAY, Cet. 1, At 1d o'clock, at the Auction Room. CroTHs AND CassiMERES—From the shelves—on a credit of six months, tor approved endersed notes —200 ps Super, West of England Poth and Cassimeres, just isa- ported. Catalooues and samples on morning of sale, CLOTHS AND CAsSIMERES.— From the shelves—an a credit nl six mouths, for approved endorsed notes—200 ps super West of England Cloths and Cassimeres, just imported. Also, 120 pieces West of England, London and Prench Cassimers, Consisting of 6 cases West of England wool black indigo blue, invisible geen, and slive cloths; 7 cases superfine and medium quality of blue, brewn, blk, olive, invisible xreen, and fancy cold cloths; 4 cases cadet, dark and and Parson's mixed do; 6 c4ses plain and blue bik cassimeres, single and double milled, rid doe skin do; blue mixed and faney col'd do; S$ cuses blue pilot cloths; 2 do blue and blk beaver cloths; 4 do American blue black mixed and fancy col’d cloths; 3 do do plain and fancy cassimeres. Ald, 150 pieces West of Epsgland cassimeres, consisting ol plain blue, blk, and wool blk, ribbea blk and fancy doe shins, &c &c. Also 2 cases extra superfine West of England blk, blue, whool bli and invis green cloths, a very supe. ior lot. Liso, a new style of Lowdon Cassimeres just imported. Also, 2 cases extra imperial wool dyed black cloth ex- pressly for the city trade. Also, 2cases superlavtie wool black, extra fine, for mer- chant tailors. Also, 1 eas? West of England extra wide blue cloth. Alse, 1 do do superlative invisible green cis th, Also, 8 do do black awd blue black Cas- SURETY. Also, plain and figure Beaver Cloths. Terms—6 months credit tor approved endorsed notes. TURESDAY, Oct. 4 At 10 oclock, at the Auction Room. CLOTHS AND CassimEREs— From the shelves—on a eredit of six months, for approved endorsed notes—288 ps superior West ef England Cloths and Cassimeres, just imported, comprising ‘wool dyed blacks, browns, invisible green, olive and fancy colors, Lendon brown, Russian greeu, woaded olive, citron green, claret, dahlia, &c. Also 160 pairs Cassimers of various patterns nad descrip ‘ous. THURSDAY, Oct. 6. At 10 o'clock at tke Auction Reon. FRENCH Geoops.— By Catalegie—For approved endorsed notes at 6 wonths credit—100 casas French Goods, com- prising great variety and extensive assortment of sta ana fancy articles of recent importations. Also, one invoice of rich Cotton Crape Scarfs, KpawLs.—Also, and entire invoice off TWELVE HUN- DRED SHAWLS, just arrived per steamer British Queen.” eonsisting of the following ardeles Damusce,” Pammyra Cabyle file chive,” Medoillon Velourbrode,” Londres,” “Jaspe,” Gobline,” Seville,” Barcelona leineCachenur,’” Moiree,” Le. ke. FRIDAY, October Tth, At the etore of Messrs. Joly Freres, Importers of French Gloves, Laces and Embroideries, 44 Beaver-st. Groves, Laces AND EEMLROIDERIES.—A large assortment consisting ol all descriptions ot new and fashionable worked muslin goods, linea cambzic hda fs, riviere, white and color- ed borders, Brussels laces, lace shawls, pelerines, cellars and siher articles of French merchandize, Particulars of which willappear hereafier. Also aa invoice of Cashmere, Marino and Kabyle Shawls, Also a large assortment of Bombazines, Also an invoice of Moussclin De Laines, l«0 a1 entire invoice of Silk Velvets ol’ superior qunhty. STOCKS —AL 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. Sold for the bens fit of whem it may concern:— 150 Shares, of &30 each, in the capital stock of the 17th Ward Fire Insurance Company. ‘The shares of the above company buve been reduced from $50 w $37,50 per share and the name of the company changed 10 the National Fire Insurance Company. 5 Bonds, of $1000 each, of the State of’ lilinois, duied Ist May, 1841, bearing interest at 6 per cent, angus, payable sal yearly, redeemable at the pleasure of the State alter the year 1885 3 Bonds, of $1860 each, or £285 sterling of the Bouthern Lite Insurance and Trost Company of Florida, guaranteed by the Government of Florida, and with a permanent and accumulating sinking fund tor its redemption, dated Intol August, 1239, hearing interest al per cent. per annus, payable hals yearly as per certiticste. 10 shares of the New Br ghton Association Stock. REAL EstaTE—AlR0, the House and lot No. 46 Spring st The house is a 2 stary {rame house, leased to a good tenant it $300 per annum and taxes, repairs, &c. ull Lit May next, the unexpired term of the lease the transferred to the pureheser The lot is 25feet 3 inches front on Spring street, and 25 fect in rear, by 104 feet fincheson the east side, and 11¢ feet 3in- cheson the west. Terms of sele—One half of the purchase money in casi, 18 per cent of itto be paidon the day of szle, and 40 per centan the delivery of the deed. The balance may remain seciared by bond and mortgage on the property, it desired, at 7 per cent interest, payable half yearly for 3 pt R. M. Baker, Auctioneer, Y i. M. BAKER.—Store 149 Fulton- street, THIS DAY, For cash, in lots tn suit purchasers, a quantity ef Dry and Fancy Goods, Hardware, Guns, Pocket Cutlery, Ges- man Silverware, &c. Sale positive Willizm- street, near Wall. A. K. will wive his attention to the sale of Real Fatale, Stocks, Furniture and Out-Door Sales generally. SATURDAY, Oct 2, At 12 e’clock, =t the Merchants’ Exchaage. Chancery Sale—Under the directien of Wm. W. Camap- bell, Exq master in chaweery—~One tndivided foorth part of 19 lots of ground in the 11th ward, bounded by 21k and 9¢ly streets and aveaue D and Lows street. See advertisement, sizned Wm. W. Campbell, master in ery. Sind WEDNESDAY, Oct. 12. ClLancery Sale—!nder the direction of Joho A. Sidell, Esq master in cbancery—i dwelling houses and lots of ground situated on the northeasterly corner of Mouston st. and Avenue A. See advertisement in the New York American, signed John A. Sidell, master in chancery. THURSDAY, ®@ct.13, At 12 o'clock, at the Merchanty Exchaoge. Chancery Sale—Under the direction of Russell C. Wheeler, Eq. master in charcery—Ail that certain lot, piece or pares of zroond, know as No. 135 Delancy st. She adveri-ement in Evening Post, signed R. C. Wheeler masier inchancery. AT PRIVATE SALF. The three story dwellicg house No. 72 Daare-t. Also, a large 3 story house in St. Mark's place, with 2 stable. Stock—30 shares Pensacela Laad Company Stok. A beagtiful Farm of out 66 acres, with goed buildings pear Psuzhkeepsie. pe CCKWOGD'S FANCY SHOES, 291 Broadway.—Ladies and Children’s Boolean Shoes. wholesale and rejail at reduced prices, and ys dy wd faxionable varities, Be ISEASES OF THE EYE EAR. street, up Stairs] 153 Broadway, corner of John acer Opthaimic J. SHANKS, 3M. D., Oculist, and g J d he Eve apd Lar, an Analy and Soroers, Dorice. Si from 9 to 5, daily. jo or fecijons of Yam {pflammation of the eyes cured by a single application of 22 appropriate character, and those of longer siandieg iB ropor tion. The poor who apply for gral only between 3 21 10 A. M. 1 mjlver Leal, Gold and Silver Bronze of superior Foil re and sold at No. 23 Wiiliam-street, tous advice must attend sl Imeod* guality mang ir Nila, rear building, at the market price, 10F CASI. German nd Leal. Gold Fo or. $28. Boast 2 pe R. B. RUGGLES.

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LINES, WRITTEX ON READING SEVERAL PAMPHLETS PUB- LISHED BY CLERGYMEN AGAINST THE ABOLITION OF THE GALLOWS. BY JUHN 6. WHITTIER, I. Tre suns of eighteen centuries bave shone, $inee be Redeemer walked with men, and made The Gsher's bout, the cavern's flosr of stone, And mountain moss, a plilow for Lis head; And He, who wandered with the peasant Jew Aad broke with publicans the bread af shame, And drank, with blessiogs in His Father's pane, The water which Samaria’s autcast drew, Hath now hie temples upon every shore. Altar and shrine an’ priest—and incense dim Kvermere rising, with low praver avd hymn, From lips which piess the temples marble floor, Or kiss the gilded sign of the dread Cross Me bore! IL Yet, as of old. when, meekly doin good,” He fed a blind and selfish multitude, And ever the poor companions of Hix lot With their dim, earthy vision knew Him not. How ili are Hix high teachings understosd! Where he bath spoken Livery, the priest At His ows altar binds the chain anew Whera be hath hidden, to Life’s equal feast, "Phe starving inany weit open tau few Where He hath spoked Peace, His name hath been The loudest war-cry of contending men; Priests, pale with vigils, in His wame bave blessed The uosheatbed sword, and Inid the spear ia rest, Wet the war-banner wita their sacred wine, And crossed its blazon with the holy xizn; Yea, in His name who bade the erring live, And daily taught His lesson—10 forgive Tvisted the cord and edged the murderous steal And, with His words of mercy ou their lips, Heng gloating o'er the pincer’s burning grips, And the grim horror of the straining wheel; Fed the slow flame which gnawed tie victim's lita, Who saw before his gearing eye-hal's swim The image of their Christ, in cruel zeal, Through the black torment-sraoke, held mockingly tc im! IIL The blood which mingled with the desert sand, And beaded with iis red and ghastly dew The vires and olives of the Holy Land— The shrieking curscs of the hunted Jew— The white-sown bones of heretics where'er They sank Leneath the Crusade’s holy spear— Goa's dark dongeons—Malta's sea-washed cel’, Where with the hymus the ghostly fathers sung Mingled the groans by sabtie torture wrung, Heaven's anthem blending with the shriek of Hell The midnight of Bartholomew —the stake Of Smithfield, and that thrice-accursed flame Which Calvin kindled hy Geneva’s fake New England's scaffold, and the priestly sneer Which mocked its vietims in that Loar of iear, When Guilt jise!f a husian tear mihi claioi— Bear witness, O ‘Thon wronged and merciful One! That Barth's most hateful crimes ave in Thy name been dowo! Ww Thank God! that I Lave lived to sce the time When the great truth begins at las to find An utterance from the deep hivart of maokind, Earnest and clear, that ALL REVENGE 15 Crive! ‘Phat Man is holier than a creed—thai ail Restraint upon him must consult Lis cood, Hope's sunshine linger on Lis prison wall, And Love look in upon his solitude. The beautiful lesson which sur Savioer taught Through long, dark centuries, its way hae wrought Into the conmon mind and popalar thonszht; Awd words, to which by Galilee’s fake shore The homble fishers listened with hushed oar, Hive found an esho ju the general heart, And of the pablic faith become a liviag part. Vi Who shall arrest this tendency 2 Bring back The cells of Venice aud the bigot's rack? Harden tte softening bimwan heart again, T'o cold indifference to a Srather’s pain? Ye most unhappy meu !—who, tura’d away Frow the mild sunshine of the Gospel day, Grope in the shadows of Man's twilight tune, What raean ve, that with ghoui-like zest ye rood O’er those foul altars streaming with warm blood, Permitted in another age and clime? Why cite that law with whick the bigot Jew Rebuked the Pagan's mercy when be knew No evil in the Just One /—Wherelore turn 'C'o the dark eruel past/—Can ye not learn Krom the pure Teacher's lite, how mildly free Is the great Gospel of Humanity The Fian en's knife is bloedless, and no more Mexitli's altars soak with human gore No more the ghastly sacrifices smoke "Through the green arches of the Druia’s oak; j And ye of a faith, with vour high claim Of prophet-utterance in the Toliest name, will ye beeome the Druids of aur time? Set up your scaflold-altars in sur land, And, couseerators of Law's darkest crime, Ure to its loathsome work the Rangman's kaud? Reware—{est human nature, roused at fast, From its peeled shoulder your incumbrance ast, Aud, sick te lomiliing ef your ary (cr blood, Rank vou with those who led their victims round The Celts red altar and the Indian's mound, Abborr'd of Earth nud Heaven—a pagan brotherhood! Tux SoeTHirRN Literary MrsseNozr for October opens with an instructive account of The Liberties of the I’cople in Europe,’ exhibiting the extent and limitations of Popular Rights and im- munities in each country. Love Sketches, No. 1 From the Democratic Review for October. functions of life. mnt eminent of t cet or foustain of all disease that iL is, as it were, the cen- tre {rem which proceed all the evils produced by foreign or l] R. RUSH'S LEGACY.—That cel brated phy-ician, Dr. Benjamin Rush, eocid not kave eft a more valuable legacy 10 mankind thas his invainable HEALTH PILL. Ii is indeed 2 blewing 1 the afflicted, riving relief in all the usual cases of sndden illness or lin- verins disease with which komanity Is distressed or the fanctic life are destroyed. It is now cenceded by the he medical facalty, that the stomach isthe irritating causes, and which thence spread 6 every part of the animal sysiem I'he proper method of cure, therefore, is to attack the cit- adel in which the duease intrenchies itself; and po com- Lination of medical agents bas yet been discovered so effi cacions for this purpose as the preparation of the late Dr. i2+sh, and which, from the universal success attending their administration, during a pr=ctice oi nearly half a century, were styled Lis lofaliibl Health Pill.” Their grea: vir- tne i, that they arrest disease in its first approach. They are preveutives as well as remedies; and we will venture to say that if twken by persons when they are first affeeted with symptoms of illness, many a ease, that is either serious or fata], might he avoided. Let the affiicted without hesitation avail themselves ofthis iuvalpable legacy. and they will have rezson 10 biess the name ot Dr. Rush as one ol the greatest benefactors ef ankind. Sold, wholesale and retail, by H. G. DAGGERS, 30 Ann street, New-York: and (retail) by Kelly, 207 Broadway, New-York; J. Axford, 163 2owery, N. YX. H. Green, 602 Fulton-st., Brooklyn; Redding Co., 3 State-st, Doston D. Smith, 95 Market-st., Newark, N. J.; GB. Zeiber, 87 Dack-st., eorner of Taird, Philadelphia; W. Tavior, 12 Nortli-et., Baitimore; and agents in the prineipal cities n the United States. Price Tweaty- Five Cents a Lox; each box inclosed in an elegantly engraved wrapper, with full directions for use. »2% Imi Ev: T al EAFNESS CURED.—Messrs. Edi- 4 ters: ITavine seen advertised in your paper and wyme others, SCARPA’S OIL. for DEAFNESS, I felt (be- ing a sufferer yseil) an pnusual anxiety to know more about the medicine: conseguently I have made a great many inquiries and find la repotation is ail that sue could wisi; vast ngmbers have used it with success, and hear that the call for it is astonishingly great. I am using i, and find a daily improvement in my hearing. Yours, &c. 11. G. DIN® LEY. For sale by Dr. JAYNE, No. 20 SOUTH THIRD-ST., Philadelphia. Noid at wholesale and retail by the Agents A. B.& D. Rands, Drugeists, No. 78 Fuolten-st. €orner of Goldest,, and 180 Fulton -st.—also, eld by David Sands Co. No. 77 East Broadway, cerner of Marhet-t.; Abrzham B. sand: Co. No. 273 Broadway, (Granite Buildiegs) corner ef Ciiamber street, 50 Im ONSUMPTION,COUGH,SPITTING OF BLOOD, &c.—TO CONSUMPTIVES.—Four fifths of you are really suffering from neglected Colds, or an Obstruction aad consequent Inflammation of the de icate lining of those tubes throuxh wich the air we breath is distributed tn every part of the lungs. This Obstuction woduces pain and soreness, hoarsenese, coueh, ditlictlty of renting, hectic fever, and a spitting of biood, matter, er phlegm, which finally exhausts the strensth of the patient and ends in death. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT never tails to remove this obstructzon, and prodaces the roost pleasing and Lappy results. It is certain in its effect and cannot fall to relieve, Prepared and cold by Dr. D. Jayne, No. 20 ~outh ‘Third street, Fhiladeiphia. Sold at wholesale and retail by the Azents, A. B D. Sands, Drugrists, No. 79 Kualton street, corner of Gold st, and No. 1680 Fulton st. Also sold by David Sands Ce. No. 77 Eat Broadwav, corner Market st—Abraham UB. Sands €o. No. 273 Broad. way (Granite Balding) corner of Chambers st S18 Im R7ORMS IN CHILDREN.—Of all disrases to which children are exposed, none are sn fatal to them as Worms. Unfortuoztely, clinidren are «eidom free from then, and as they haitate the symptoms of almost every other complaint, they often produce alwming effects without being suspected. Worms are not only a cause of disease themselves, but by their irritation agzra- vate all other dist asewdwandering from one part of the body to another, winding thRnse ves up into large balls and ob- straeting the bowels, and frequently the threat, causing con- vulsions, and too often death. I'he desired remedy will be found ie DR. JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUG Ek, which will very soon destroy the Worms, and invigorate the pow: ers of digestion so as to prevent a return of them. Prepared only at No. 20 Semhi-Third-street; also, for gale nt 122 North-Second-street, Phitfadelphia, Sold at whaelesale and retail by the aveats, A. B. D. SANDS, Druggisie, No. 79 Fulton coraer of Gold-street, and 100 Falton-street; also sold by Abranam B. Sands Ce. 215 Broadway (Granite Buildings) corner of Chaaiber- street, and by David Sands Ce., 77 East Broadway corner of Market-street. s13 Im UMMER COMPLAINT, Diarrhes, Dyscutery, Cholic, and all derangement of the stamach awd bowels cured by JAYNE'S CARMINATINE BAL- SAM.—This is ene of the most efficient, pleasant, and sate compositions ever offered to the public for the cure of the various derangements of the stomach and bewels, and the only article wortly of the least confidence {or curing Chal cra Infantum, or Summer Complaint, and in all the above diseases it realiy acts like a chara. All pursovs are requested to try it, for there 13 No Mise take” khout its being one of the most valuable family medi cines ever yet discovered. Huuadreds, nay, thousands of certificates have Leen received rom Physicians, Clergy men, aud families of the first respeciabiiity, bearing the strongest testimony in its favor 100 nuwerous to publish Prepared culy by DR. D. JAYNE, No. 29 South Tlird strees, Philadelphia, ®old at wholesale and retail by the Agents, A.B. D. SANDS, Droggists. 70 Faolton-street, corner of Gold, 2nd 100 Fulton-street. Alco sol hy Abraham B. Sands Co, 213 Broedway, (Granite Buildings) corner off Chambers- street; David Sands Co., 77 East Broadway, corner of Mnaiketstreel. Price 50 cents, $18 Lin AR! WAR! WAR !—The Wig- Makers have declared hostilities against our neigh- bor, Dr. JAYNE, on account of his I1AIR TONIC, whicl: V.' by Miss Jane T. Lomax, follows, and is the best feature of the number. ‘Modern Ideas res- pectiug Education’ are next desultorily presented and discussed, with some wit but no remarkuble felicity. ‘Florence Courtland, by a Lady of Vir- ginia,’ is a geod story, fairly carried to its conclu- sion. ‘The Life of Corneille,” translated frow the French of Fontenelle, is an agrecabla spoci- men of Literary Biography. ‘The Way of the World’ is a clever essay, rather humorous than sarcastic. The History of the Kuights of Malta’ is brought dewn to 1657. «8cenes and Adventures in the Army,’ for this month, comprise an excellent history of the Bluck Hawk War,’ in which the discipline and efficiency of our glorious Militia are most severely handled This is one of the best Magazine papers we have encountered for months, and bears every mark of accuracy as weil as graphic power. There are eleven Poems in the number—none of them of remarkable excellence. Among the Lit- erary Notices is a just and discriminating review of Tecumseh, by G. H. Colton,” which is fairly commended. From a brief notice on Old Laws of Virginiz,” we quote the following, which show that there have been other Blue-Laws” than those of "she Land of Steady of Habits,” to wit: “Crarter III. Ax dct against persons that refuse to hawe their children baptised. Whereas, many schismatieal persous, wither cut ef averseness to the Orthodox established Religion, or eut of the new-fasgled canceits of their own heretical ventions, refuse to have their children baptised Re it therefore enacted by this preseas General Assenihly, and the euthority thereof. ‘L'hat all and every person or per- sous that in conteinpt of the Divine >acramiest of Baptism, shall refuse, when be or they may cary his or their ckild or ehildren to lawtul minister in that County where he or they dwoll, 10 have them bap ised, shall be amerced Two Thousand Pounds ot Tobacco; tall 10 the Parish, half 10 the lafurmes.” (Pussed 1602) “CHAPTER VY. An dct for the punishment of Scandalous Persons. 1. Whereas, many babbling wonien slander und scan- dalize their neighbers, for which their poor husbands aie often tuvolved in chargeable and vexatious suns, aud cast ia great damages: “RL Be at shcrcfore enect:d by tae Aulierity aforesaid, That in Actions 0! Slander, occasioned by the Wite, a'ter Judgement passed for the Damages, the \Waman stall be pavished by Ducking: and if the slander be 80 enormoss us to be adjudeed at greater damages than Five lHundres Peunrds uo! Tobacco, then the woman te sutier a Ducking for each Five Haadred Pounds of Tobacco adjudged against the Husband, it he refuse to pay the Tebaceon.” {Passed 1662) Asan Act was passed in 1765 [or the building and mai:- taining of prisons, pilloriss, whipping-posts, stocks and duck- wg-stoels ln every counntry we may infer that this last quoted Act was not suffered to remain a dead letter, and DE the husbands ef these “babbling women” gallant enough to refuse 10 pay the tobacco.” Al NIY OY NE PRICE STORE. —lt is general known that some store-keepers ask 3 the article ix worth; therafuse any person chase good cheap clotting canreiv an hein 1 double the price Wishing Ww pus. furnished Ww. hb articles at the Hllowing prices. Coats at siz; cloth tach ets $350 10 $5; cloth pants $3905 1a Su ARIA a $1753 10 $250. J. COGSWRLLISI Chathamat v21 Sm AR AJ J v aN ep ATER POWER TO LET—From cue 10 filly horse power, toler, at W 4 “y N eat N H Saw Mill, 11 miles irom the €ity. It is accesible Ri hy od ter, and bas plenty of water in the dryest season. 1paui at the Mill or of JOHN COPCUTT, $48 Washineton treed als tf NBL TTR TTT MAGNETIC MEDICINES. —Four ome years past RO pains or expense has been spared in endeavoring 10 render the powers of Magnetism, Electricity, Xe. available and of general service in curing diseases, awd the efforts thus made have been crowned with the most remark bie saccess. Ia ®[crofulous diseases, Liver Complaints, Indigestions, Obstinate Couzhs, and in most Chronic Affections they are undoubtedly more eflesinal than any medisines thal were ever used--lor in suck cases no reli- ance ean he planed in the usual routive of treatment.— These medic/nes are The Gaivanic Remedies which consists of a cxn of Syrup, a box of Pills and a package of Powders. ‘The Electric Plils and Plaster—a box of Piils and a box of Plaster. is knocking all their business into a ‘cocked bat? Ladies and Gentlemen, oli and young, are flocking to the Doctor's standard. Heads long divested of even the first rudiments of hair, alter using his Hair Tonic, soen appear with new and towing locks, which Absalom himeseit might have eo- vied. Beardless boys are seen with large and bushy whis kers, nnd lasies smile again through their owa raven ring lets, mere bewntitol and bewitching than ever. Ba d heads are dotting their wigs and throwing Uaem to the moles and bats,” while the wig-makers stand aghast as they behowd the demol tion of their business. What will be the consequence of this war we Kkuow not, as the wigries are outrageous and the Doctor remains firm, and deciares that so +e things ean be done a3 well as eth- ers,’ and that Bald Heads may as well wear their own hair as the hair of other people. We kly Messenger. tmay be bad of Dr. JAYNE, No. 20 South Third street, Phidade iplila. Sold at wholesale and retail by the agents, A. B. D. SANDS, Draggists, Na. 79 Fulton street, corner of Gold- street, and Na. 100 Fulton-street. Also sold by David Sands Co., No. 77 East Broadway, corner of Market sireet Abraham B. Sands Co, No. 278 Broadway, Granite Building, corner of Chambers street. Price i. s15 1m |B RONCHITIES, a Disease of the ‘Throat and Lungs, which: is anouvaily sweeping thousands upon thousands 10 a premature zrave, unaer the npstaken vawe of Cenzumption, is always cured hy JAYN E'S KX- PEC UORANT. The sy mpioms of this disease are Coughs, Sareness of the Lungs sr Hectic Fever, Spitting up of Palegm or matter, and sometimes Bleod. It is an intlamma- tion of the tine skin which lines the inside ot the whole of the wind tubes, or air vessels, which run throuzh every part of the Lungs. This Expectorant immediately sop- presses the Cough, Pain. Taflammation, Fever ard Didicolty of Breathing, and produces a (ree and easy expectoration, and a cure is soon efivcted. Prepared only by Dr. D. JAYNE, No. 20 South Third street, Philade!phia. Sold at wholesale and retail by the Agents, A. B&D. Ne 100 Fulton st; also sold by Daniel Sands Co. No. 77 Fast Broalway corner of Marker st: and by Abraham B. Sands Co. No. 78 Broadway (Granite Building) corner of Chainbers st. Price $1, sid lm iC Ts ULL'S TRUSSES.—Notice to Rup- tured Persons.—Persons afflicted with ropiures may rely upon the Lest instrumental wid the world atiords, on application at the office, No. 4 Vesev-street, or to either of the azents in the principal towns in the United States. Be careful to examine the back pad of [Huil's trusses, 16 see if they are endorsed by Dr. Hull 1s writing, Nove are gen. we, or to be relied upon as ood, withoot his signature, Many persons have undertaken to vend imitations of Hull's celebrated trasses, and thousands are imposed upon comsequence. ‘Chess imitations cannot be relied upon; they are made by unskiiiul mechanics, and are no better than the ordinary truss s, Rooms bave been fitted up at No. 4 Vesey-street, exclo- sively for ladies, having a separate enirasce from the bud- ness department, where a temele 1s ia constant altendance to wail upon female patients $21 Im Frroida NT NEWS from Providence. _ —}avNeE's EXPECTORANT TrRiUMruaNt!—d Card —1 give the public the following (acts, that all interested may Le hesefited by the operation. I am sixty-four years of age; liave been for four years seriously afil'eted with the asthma, have tried several phy s- cians, and taken many “certain™ cures of great expense aul without any essential advantage. For two years I was not able to passthe whole of a night in mv bed.” Or consmiting Dr. Wadsworih, of thiscity, about mv case, he advised me to take Dr. Jayee's Expectorant. ‘Chis wedicine operas ted as he told me it would do. 1 have ken five bottles of it, aud consider mvselt ina manner cured by it. [can now lay comfortably ail nighi; am {ree (rom the tightness of the lengs and weakness of the stomsch, which so dreadially distressed and reduced me. In short, lite bad become fairly burdensome to me-—now I enjoy it, though lam not en- tirely free from other infirmities aitentant upon old age. EBENEZER WEBSTER. Providence, October 2€, 1841. Prepared and sold by Dr. D. Jayne, No. 20 South Third street, Philad«lphia. Soi at wholesale and retail ky the agents, A.B. D. Sands, Droveists, 79 Fulton street, corner of Gold steer, and 100 Fulton street; also. sold by David Sands Co. 77 Fast Broadwav, corner of Market street; Abrabam Bl Sands Co. 233 Broadway (Granite Buldirg) corner of Chiumbers-sirect, S15 Im yr, p om] EL TR ETI Se EWS FKOM DOWN EAST.—From V2 respectable merchant of Fastpart, Me.. Aur. 18th, 1841. —Dr. Jayne: Please 10 send mea large supply of your Yalaable medicines, pardcularly of the Expectorant, asl fies great demand tor them in the British Provinces. A I dae, (Province of New Bromswick,) 12 Hough here on tls wayto Boston, ta vetcured of Bgonchitis, when I re 0 nmended th him vour Expecice rast. It did the needfol for him, and he returned homie pep. teetly cured. JOHN BECKFORD The Expectorant has brouzht one man to hie here ait his phiysicians had aiven him up, and be Lad taken ro id ior three days. His complaint was called consum nay happened 10 call in, ans saw him in a very ERR tion. 1 cu Hi pia A sitpa- 1 recommended his wife to try the Expectorant thinking that it might give him some ease, and be woall expire with less agony, but he recovered right away. The Doctors blew me up.” Yours, &c., in haste, P om JOHN BEKCFORD. “repared only by Dr. D. Jayne, 20 South Taird street Philadelphia. nald at wholesale and retail by the agents A. B. LD. Sandy, druggists, No. 79 Fulton corner of Gold st. and 180 The Strong Blectro-Galvanic Syrup and Pillsconsisting of Fultonsi: als, by Abraham B. Sands Co No. 133 Broad- a hottie of Syrup and a box of Fils, Price £3 and RB per package; D. L. MALLISON, M. D. and Surgeon, 9 lw kd No. 531 Gresawich st. N. XY. I way (Granite Building) corner Chambers street; David Sande s Co. Ne. 77 Eas Broadway, corner Market-street, si —t oy I PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur- rozate of (he County of New-York, Notice is hereby riven 10 all persons having claims agaiust George C. Howe, fate of the city of New-York, Jeweiler, deceased. to pre- «#2! the same with the vouchers thereof to John D. Cocks, Nn. 192 South street, in the City of New-York. on or before the thirticth day of December aext. Dated New-York Sih day of June, A.D. 1642. JOHN D. COCKS) j&23 Irawsm* JOHN M. HOWE, N PURSUANCE of an Order of the Sur rogate of the County of New-York, notice is hereby ziven to all persons having clains araimt STEPHEN MAYERS, late of the City of New-York, deceased, to pre- «ent the same, with the veachers thereor, in the subscribers ot the North River Bank, No. 175 Greenwich-street, in the City of New-York, on or before the 26th day of October next. Dated New-York, the 16th day of April, 1342 AARON B. ITAYS, alg lantm GEORGE C. THOR T al 61 ETN PURSUANCE eof an order of the Sur- H_roeate of the evunty of New-York, Notice is hereby siven to all persows kaviez claims agaiust Charles Taylor, late of the city of Kew-York, porter-house keeper, de ceased, 10 present the same with the vouchers thereof 10 the szbecrimer, 2t her residence, No. €5 Division-street, 12 the eity of New-York. on or before the 25th day of Idarch Lext.—Rated New-York, the tweniv-third day of Septem- Ler, 1842. ELIZABETH TAYLOR, Administiatrix. 24 lawCm” T ik EE RN REET TL. IER N pursuance of an order of the Surrogate of the County of New-York, Notice is hereby given 10 all persons having claids azainst Janies Freelan, late of the City of New-York, builder, decensed, to present the same with the vouchers thereat to the subscribers at the residence of the subscriber, Wiliam 8. Slocum, No. 365 Fourth-street, in the City of New-York,onor-before the twenty-eigith day ef November next.—Dated New-York, the twenty-sixth dey otMay, A.D. 1842. WM. 8. SLOCUM, Execntor. myZ lawbm~ REBECCA J, FREELAN, Executrix. y »n v Tr N PURSUANCE ofan order of the Sur- B_ ragete ofthe County of New-York, notice is harehy given to all persons having claims against Stephen Wiiite, late ofthe City of New-York, gentleman, deceased, to present the came with the vanchers thereof to the subscriber, at his of- fier, No. 22 Merchants’ Exchange, in the Clty of News- Administrators BURN. Executors York, on or befors the twenty-seventih day of December next. Dated New-York, the twenty-third dav of June, A.D. 1842. je25 Inwhm~ MARCUR CORNERAIS. _ rocate of the Caunty of New-Yerk, notice iz hereby oiven to all persons having claims against Daniel McFar- lame, late of the Island of Banta Croz, inthe West Incies, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at bis office No. 42 Seuth «treat. in the city of New-York, on or before the sixth day of February rext Dated New-York, the first day of Avcust, A D. 1842 an? lawfm JOSEPIL W. ALSOP, YT Y 1 A N PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur- _ rogate of the County of New-York, Norice is hereby given to ali persons having claims acrainst Witham S. Cham. pion, late of the City of New-York, merchant, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof to thie subecri- hors, at their office, No. 319 Delancevatrest, in the City of New-York, on or before the Sixth dav of February next.— Dated New.York. the 2d day of Aurnst. 1442 SARAH A. CHAMPION, Executrix. CHAS. F. CHAMPION, poo. ausd lawdme JAS LOSS, Eecutors N PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur- _ rowate of the County of New-York, Notice is hereby wiven to all persons having claimearainst Catharine Young, fate of Niagara, Upper Canada, widow, deceased, to pre- cent the same with the vouchersthereol to the subseribers at the oifice of Nelson Chase, No. 36 Jokn street, in the city of New-York, on or before the twenty-fifth of Getober next, Dated New-York, the 22d day of April. 1242 JOHN FULTON, RICHARD J. STAGG, FRANCIS STAGG, 223 lawfm* i PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur- 3. rogate of the County of New-Yark, notice 1s hprein given 10 all parsons hnving claims agrinst Nancy Cadwell, late of the City of New-York. widow, deceased, to present thie sane, with the vouchers thersot, to the subscriber, at the stere of Abner Millen, corner of Chatham and Mett- streets, in the city of New-York, on or betors the first day ol April next.—Dated New-York, the 23th day of Septen- ber, 1842. 329 Tawb u* WM. J’. Ss. CADWELL. N pursuance of an order of the Surrogate of the County of New-York, Notice is hereby given 1. all persons having claims against Mary Clarkson, late of the city of New-York, deceased, to present the sume wilh the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at Mr. Willink’s of- fice, No. 73 Nassau-street, in the city of New-York, on or before the fust day of March next.—Dated New-York, the twenty-ninth day of August, A. D. 1842, au3d lawtm® JOHN ABM. WILLINK. Ree N PURSUANCE of an order of the Sar- rorate of the County ef New-York, Notice is hersby viven to all persons having ciaims against Cornelius Fra. denburgh, late of tke city of New-York, deceased, io pre- sent the same with the vouchers thereot to the subscribers, at their residence, No. 148 Thirteenth street, in the city of New-York, on or before the twenty-fourth day of’ Octoher next. Dated New-York, the twenty-finstday of April, 1842, GEORGE L. FRADENEBURG!, 222 1wlm CORDELIA WYMAN. TN PURSUANCE of an erder of the Sur- _ rozate of. he County of New-York, notice is hereby giv- en to all perseas having claims against John Bastien, late of the City of New-York, Hair dresser, deceased to present the sane, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at the residence of the subscriber, EMELINE RASTIEN, No. 5 Albany-street Jin the City of New-York, on or before the first day of Octuoer next Dated New-York, the 28th day of Mareh, A. D. 1242, EMELINE BAST!EN, Executrix. m9 Tawfm~ NICHOLAS STEVENS Executor. -n vet BN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur- rocate of the County of New-York, notice is hereby ziven 1o all persons having claims against Benjamin Hal- lick, late of the City of New-York, Cartman, deceased, to nresent the samme with the vouchers thereof 1a the subseyib- vrs, at nother 28 Goerch street, in the City of New-York, onor before the ninth day of January next. Dated New- York, the 7th day of July, 1542. NEHEMIAH HALLICK, WILLIAM HALLICK, jy? lawem* 1 PURSUANCIE of an order of the Sur- _rogate of the County of New-York, Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against Lyman T. Bail, late of Mobile, in the Stace of Alabama, deceased, to pre- «ont the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the «abseribar, at the store of Hanmier Horton, No. 54 Division-street, in ihe City of New-York, oa or Nefore the ninth day of Jauu- ary next.—Dated New-York, the sixth day of July, 1542, eT lawbni® CHARLES BALL, Administrator, FN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur- 9. rogaie of the Connty of New-York, Notice is hereby siven to all parsons having claims azainst Frederick 3. Taver, late of the City of Sew-York, hh noeist, decreased, to present the same with the vouchers thervof to the snb- ceribers at the residence of the subiseriver, Stephen B. Huteh- ings, No. 84 Rivietonztreet, in the City of New-York, on er before the ninsteenth day of Decenber next. Dated New-York, the sixteenth dav of Jone, A. D. 1342. M. E. THAYER, Ex'x. S.B.HUTCHINGS, Executor. N Pars ance of an order of the Surrogate of the County of New-York, Notice is hereby gives io Administrators. "on I Ad ielT lanbm* Sands, Druggias, Ne. 79 Fulton st, co ner of Gold st, and all persons havinz claims against William Baldwin, late of the city of New-York, Physician, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof to the suberiber, at his store No. 42 Cedar-street, in the city of New-York, on or before the twenty-sixth day of September next, 3 Dated New-York, the twentv-secend dav of March, A. D 1512. m3 lawbm* JOIN FALCONER. Exccalor. a) y 4 W AJ ery v Sy N PURSUANCE of an order of the 8ur- rogate of the County of New-York. nniice is hereby given to all persons Laving clalns awminst David Milne, late of the Island of Santa Cruz, in the West Tudies, deceased, io nresent the same with the vouchers thereof to the sob- scriber, at Lis office No. 42 South street, in the city of New V ork, on or before the <ixth day of Feliruary next. Dated New-York. Ist day of August, A.D. 1842 aud lawtim JOSEPH W. ALSOP N PURSUANC of an order of the Sur- EK rogate of the County of New York, Notice is hereby riven to all persons having claims against Namver Goop- RICH, late oi the Cily ot New York, carpenter, deceased. to jresent the sams with the vouchers! rreof 10 the sab scriber, at his residence, No. 58 Essex-st, in the City of New York, onor beiore the fourth day of March next. JOHN GOODRICH, Admini-trator. New York, Sept. 1st, 1542 sl law 8ma* 1 pursuance of an order of the Surregate of the County of New York, Notica is hereby wiven to all persons having claims again Ellet Cohn, laie af the City of New-York, zrocer, decease], to present the same with the vouchers thereof to the susscriber, at the office of Joseph Husou, Exq., No. 13 Chambers-sireet, in the City of New-Yerk, en or before the third day of ©cieber next.— Dated New-York, the twenty-nintl: day of Maren A. D 124s. mbu30 ltawio* Sane r or Y TJ N PURSUANCE of an order of she Sur- A rogate of the County of New-York, rotiee is hereby given 10 all persons basing el ims s7aiast Robert Hallidey, inte of the City of New-York, merctiant, deesased io pre- sent tas sime, with the vouchers meres, wm the snbesriber, at his nice, Ne. 35 Liberty street, in the City of New York, on or before the cleventh day of Fedruary aext Do ted New-York, the eights dav of Avsust, A.D. 1252. and lawsdm” EDW, C. HALLIDAY. N PURSUANCE of anorder of the Sur- _rozute of the County of New-York, Notice is herehy siven to all persans having clims azninet Jahn C. Roberts, late of the Cl oi New-York, Merciimat, deceasad, pre- sent the sanie with the vouchers thervof 10 the sglLgcribers at the office of Henry W. Sill, No. &4 William-streei, inthe City of Kew-York, on or before the 6th day of March next. Daied New-York, the 23th dav of August, A. D., iSt2. HENRY W. SILL, SAMUEL THOMSON, audd Jawfm*® Admimistrator of John C. Rotarts, deceased rv r al 01 TIN rr N PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur- rozale of the County ot New York, Notice is hereby Tiven 1a all pereons Raving claims against Ginert T. Odell, iate of the City of New York, milkman, deceased, 10 pre- went the same with the vauckers thereof to the subscriber, at the office of William S. Kine, No. 25 Nassau street, in the Citv of New York, on or before the 16th day of March next. Dated New York, the 13th day of September, 1342. slid Iwbai® FHILETTA ODELL. Adoirx. N PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur- rogate of the County of New York, notice is hereby 2iven to all persons having claims against isaac B. Merritt, late of the city of New Yark, grocer, deceased, to presest the same with the vouchers thereof to the snbseriber, at her residence, No. 127 Mulberry sireet, inthe eity of New York, on or beiore the 27th dav of January rext. Dated New- York, the Bd day of Jolv, 1542. JY Naw MARY MERRITT, Adwministratrix. A N PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur- rogate of the County of New-York, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims aganst Ama Jackson, Jats of the city of New-York, merchant, deceased. to pre- wnt the same with the vouchers thereof (a the subscriber, at his store. No. 13 Ceenties slip, in the elty of New-York, on or before the Twentve-fifth dary of Janzary sext. Dated New-York, the Twentv-secnnd «lzv of July 1y23 law bmi” RALPH MEAD. Admiuis TN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Sur- rogate of the County of New-York, Notice ls hereby wrator. oven 0 ell persang having claigs arainet Jusenh Ridgway, [ate of the City of New-York, gentleman, deceased, 10 pre- sent the same, with the vouchers thereof te the subscriber, at the ofiice of Isaac O. Barker, No, 134 Nassaustrret, iz the City of New-York, on or before the ‘Twentieth day of Jan- nary asxh Dated New-York, the fifteenth day of July, 1542 vig lawsm* SARAH A. RIDGWAY. Admindtrairix. N PURSUANCE of an order of the Sarrogate of the Connty of New-York, notice is Lereby given to all persons having claims againet Wiliam McAn- wv nally, late of the City of New. York, Thilor, deceased, to! present the same with the voachersthereof to the subscriber, at the office of HL. Nicoll, No. 7 Nassau street, in the Citv of New-York, on or before the twelfth day January next. Dat- ed New-York, the nisth day of July, 1342. jy lawSm- MICHAEL McANNALLY. Administrator.

Y ORDER ofthe Hon. Daniel 8. Tall- madge ene of the Awociate Justices of the Superior Court ofthe city of N. York, notice is mercy ziven, pursiai te the provisions ofthestatate authoriziag attackmentsag absconding, concealed, and non-resident dabtors, Laat an attachment has isszed against tl e estate of Alfred B. Chureh, a resident of Hamburg, ‘n the State of South Carolina, and that the same will be sold for the payment of his deiws, un- less he appear and discharge such attachment, according (0 law, within nine months from the first publication of this no tice; and thatthe pavment of any debts due to him by resi dentsof the State of New York and the delivery io him, or for his use, of any property within the State of New York belonging (0 him, and the transfer of any such property by him, are forbidden by law, and are void. Dated tee {wenly- fourth day of Sepiembirr, 1342. WELLS VAN WAGKXNEN, Attorneys tor Attachiag Creditors, 128 lawn 11 Pine-street, New-York. y S Y ORDER of the Hon. Michael Ul- shoeffer, First Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for the City and County of New-York. Notice is hereby given, purssant ta the provisions of the statute authorizing attachments against non-resident debtors, that an attachment has issued against the estate of Charles Boswell, a resident of Petershnrg in the State of Virginia, and that the same will be sold for the pavmentof his debts, uniess he appear and discharge such attachment, according to lave, within nine months {rom the first publication of this notice; and that the payment of any debts due to him by residents of this State, and the delivery to him or for his use of any pro- perty within this State belonging to him, and the tramsfer of any such property by him, are forbidden by law, and are void. Dated the 15th day of January, 1942 GRIFFIN HAVENS, Attarnevs for Attaching Creditor a Hse j25 nilaw Y ORDER of Elisha Ward, sq Judge of the Chantauque County Courts ofts degree of Counsellor, &c., aotice is hereby given, pursuant the pro- vision of the Stzstutesauthorizinz attachments a ainsi non- resident debtors, that an attachment has issued aranst the astate of Willam Culbertson and Orrin Hook, non resident debtors residing in the State of Pennsylvania, and tat the same will be soi for the payment of their dubs uniess they appear and discharge such attachment according to law within nine meuths trom the first publication of this notice: and that the pavment of any debt and the delivery or aay property belonging to such debtors, or eillier of them. tor their nse, or the transfer of any property by them or either of them, for any purpose whaiever, are fo bidden by law, and are void. Dated the 20th day af July, 1842. AL STROPE, Auorney for Attacking Creditors. aul Inwim Y ORDER of is Honor William In- olis, Esquire, Associate Judge of the Court of Com- mon Pleas, in md for the City and County of New-York, Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the provisions of the Statute authorising attachments against non-resident debt- ors, that an attuchinent has issued against the estate of Wil- tiam Rushforth and John Andrews, or of either of them, re- sidents of the State of New Jersey. and that the same will he sold for the payment of their debs, unless they or either of them appear and discharge such attachment, accordiug to ‘aw, within nine months {rom the fiest [rasan of is notice; and that the payment of any debts due te them or cither of them by residents of this Sate, aud the dalivery to them or either of them, or for their or either of their use, of any property within this State belong ing to them or either of them, and the transfer of any suck property by them or either of them are forbidden by law, vid are void. Dated the 14th day ol June, 1842 ROBER] F. WINSLOW, Attorney for Attac ii ng Creditar, jel5 lawim 2 John-stre: 1. New-York. Y ORDER of the Honorable Daniel a Ingraham, Associate Judge of the Court of Comnion Pleas in and for the City and County of New-York, Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the provisions of the statute an- thorizinter attachments azainst von-resident debtors, that an asercimnent Las issued aoainst the estate of Gearge M. Dicl! ard Jolin HM. Diekl non-residents and residents of’ Poiladel- phia ie the State of Pennsylvania, and that the same will be sold for the payment of thelr debts, unless they appear and dizeb arge such attachment, according to law, within ning months trom the first publication of this notice; and that the pay rient of any debte due to them by resiaenta ofthis Staie, ard the delivery to them, or for their use, of any property within this State belonging ta them, and tie transier of aay such property by them are forbidden by law, and are void. Dated the 25th day of February, 1842, BUTLER EVARTS, ml Jawdim Atiorne for Attaching Creditor. T3Y ORDER of F. A. Tallmadge, Re- corder of the City of New-York, notice is hereby given, pursuaut to the provision of the statute authorizing attazhments asainst non-residen 1 debtors, that an attach- ment has issued against the tate of Samuel mith, resi- dent of the State of Pennsylvania, and thatthe samme will be old for the payment of his debts, unless he appear and dis charoe such attachment, accord vg to law, within nine months {rom the first publication o thisnatice; and that the payment of any debts due to him by residents of this State, and the delivery to him or for his use, of any property within this State belonging tohim and the transfer of any such property by him ara forbidden by law, and are void, Dated the 18th day of Mirch, 1842 A. G. ROGERS, Attorney for Attachinr Creditor. E. Jour, mi lewSm r Y ORDER of Hon.Daniel P. Ingraham BE 2 Assocmte Judoe, New Yark Common Pleas. —Natice is herelyy given, pursuant to the provisions of the statute authorising attachments against non-resident debtors, that an attachment bas issued against the estate of Andrew Smith, heine a non-resident of the State of New York, residing in the State of New Jersey, and that the same will be old for the payment of his debts unless he anpear and discharge such attachment according ta law, within nine months {rom the first publication of this notice and (hat the payment oi anv debts due to kim, or {or his ose, of any property within this stare, belonging to him, and the transfer of dny such property by Lim are forbidden by law, and are void. Dated the Twelfth day of May, 1842, FE. D. HALL, Autorney for Attaching Creditor raise lawdm i Y ORDER of Joseph Center, Faq, Supreme Court Commissioner in and for the county of Niagara. Notice is hereby ziven that an attachment has beenissued acrainet the estate of HENRY A. SILL, av a xon-resident destor, and that the same will be sold for the payment of his debts, unless he appear and gischarze such attzchment according to law, within nine mouths from the first publica. tion of this notice; and that the pavment of any dents and the delivery of any property belonzing to the said debtor, (0 him or for his uae, and the transfer of any property be. loneing tn the said debtor, to him or for his use, and the transi=r of any property hy him or any purpose whatever, are iothidden Ly law, and are void. Dated Ang. 18, 1342, NICHOLLS NEWTON, aug? Ymlaw Ait'ys for attaching creditors. Y ORDER of Willis Inglis, Esq. ene of the Associate Judges of the Court of Common Pleas, of the City and County of New-York, Notice is here- er etn. i by given, purssant to the provisions of the statute avthori- zing attachments against pon-resident debtors, that an atiach- ment hax issued against the estate of Janathan Going, a resident of the State of Ohio, and that the same will be sold for the parment of his debis, unless he appear and discharges such attacirment, according to law, within nine months trom the first pablication of this notice; and that the pavinent ot any debts Wwe to him by residents of this state, and tke de- livery to Him or for his w<e of any property withis this state welonging to hime and the transfer of anv such proper- tv by him are forbidden Ly law, and are void. third day of Jauuary, 1841 C. NAGLE, Attorney for Attaching Creditor. Evening Jaurnal copy. anl0 lawom T2Y ORDER of Jos. Mullen, £sq.. Su preme Court Commissioner, residing at Watertown, Jeterson Conny, notice is hereby given that an attachment has issued against the Estate of James Brooks, now or late of St. Augustine, Florida, as a non-resident debtor, and that the same will be sold for the paviment of his debts, unless he appearand discharge such attachment according to law with- in nine months from the first publication of this notice; and thatthe payment of any debts due to him by residents at'this State, and the delivery 10 him or {or his usé,ofany property within this State, belongine to him, and the transfer of any «ach property by him, are mrbidden by law and are void. Dated Jaupary 12th. 1342, DYER N. BURNIIAM, i27 law9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor. BY OR DER of Francis N. Mann, Judge Dajed the vere A he wv UBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S OF- FICE, No. 36 John-street.—In parscance of an Order of the Surrogate of the County of New-York, Notice is hershv given to all persons having claims against Christo- cher Licht, iate of the City of New-York, zrocer, deceased, intestate, to present the same with the vouchers thersof to the =abscriber at his ntiice, No. 56 John-street, in the City of New-York, on or hetere the fanrth day of Febroary next. ated New-York, Acgust 34, 1342. oe and lawom CHUM, Pabliz Administratar. Al La Al A PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S Clice, 8 No. 3 Joun-sireet.—In puripance of an Order of the Rarrozale of the County nf New-York, Notice is hereby ivan to ali persons having claims against Jehia White, Joha Dubask, William IH. Rolph, or Carl Schmiatman, deceased, inta:tates, 10 present the same with the vouchers thereol io the suhsceriber at Lis office, No. 38 John-street, in the Clty ot Now-York, on or before the fourth day of February wext Dated New-York, Avgast 3d, 1842 aud lawtm E. KETCHUM, Public Administrator UBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S Office, No. 5 John-street.—In pursuance of an order of the Surrogate of thie County of New-York, notice (s hershy alvin to ail persans having claimsagainst Frederick Rhoda, deceased, intestats, to present the same, with the vouchers thereof, ta the subscriber, at his office, No. 8 Jolin-street, in the City of New-York, en or before the fourth day of February next. ied New-York, Aven 013d, 1842, and lawém F. KET CHUM, Public Administrator. UBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S Office, A No. jolin-street.—in purzuance of an order of the sarrorate of the Covaty of New-York, notice w herby wiv. en to all peraons having edaims against Marparet McCabe, Albert Ferdinand, William P. Dobson, or William Burrows, deceated, intestates, 10 present (de same, with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber, at his office, No. Xi Johu-strest, in the City of New-York, on er before the fouril day of Februsry next Dated N=w.York, Avernst 34, 1342. and lawim E. KETCHUM, Public Administraior. [24 BLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S Ofiice, No. 38 Jolin-street.—In pursuance cf an onder of the Surrngate of the County of New-York, notice i Leceby given to all persans having elaims against John Morrell, de ceased, intestate, to present the same, with the vouchers thereot, to the sabseriber, at his ofies, No. 8 John-sireet, in the City of New-York, on or before the {earth day of February next Dated New-York, Auruat 3d, 1842. and Inwém E. KETCHUM. Public Administrator. UBLIC ADMINISTRATOR'S Office, No. 36 John street.—In pursuance of ar order of the Surrogate of theCounty of New-York, notice ishereby given 10 all persons having chims against Alexander Brown, An- son Cole, or Mareus Brutus, deceased, intestaties, to present thie seme, with the vouchers thereat, to the subscriber, rt hus office. No. 5 John sireet. in the City of New-York, om or before the (oorth day of February next Dated New-York, August Sd, 1342. au laws; E. KETCHU3, Public Administrator. UBLIC ADMINIQTRATOR'S Office, No. 5 Jahn-sircet.—In pursuanee of an order of ths Surrogate of the County of New-York, notice is hereby given to all psreons laving elaims ageinst James March, deceased, intestate, to present the sme, with the vouchers thereof, (0 the subscriber, at his eflice, No. 5% Jehu-street, in the City of New-York, on or before the fenrth dav of F' hrxary uext Dated New-York, Augnst 34. 1842, and lswsm E. KE CCIHUM., Public Administrator, E2UBLIC ADM INSTRATOR'S OF- FICE, No. 56 Jolin-street,—Notice is hereby given inthe relat ves and next of kin of George Willis, late 01 Bris iol, Brnriand, deceased, and who is aliedged 19 have died ingestnie. that 1 shall apply to the Surrogate of the County ot New-York for letters of administration upon the estate of the said intestate on the 10th day of October next, at [0 o'clock in the torenoen.— Dated Kew-York, Sept. 8, 1342. 19 2aw tw E. KETCHUM, Public Administrator. 7 NN ICE. —Daniel Hawks of Cortland- 5 ville, Cortland County, Supreme Cenrt Commission, hag issued an attachment arainit Stilinan Kniphts estate, a non resideat debtor, whieh will he oid tor the payment ol his dehis mnlesa he appear and discharge yuah attashnuant, uccording to law, witliin nine months from the Srst publi. cationof thw notice. ‘I'ke paymsntef any delet due to kim b+ resideaty of this State; the aelivery to him or fer kis ute of any property withio this State halanging to him; the trunafer of any sach property by kim, are forbiddesn by law aad are void. jv23 lawom| KE. C. REED, Attorney. STATE PRISON, MOUNT PLEASANT, Sepierager Jia. oe N S BALED PROPOSALS willbereceived b_J by the Inspectors en the first Wednesday of October next, at 1 o'clock A. MM. at this office, tor {urnishiog the Convicts at tie Prison with Ratiens tor ene year irom the Ist day of November wext, the Katioss to be delivered in gquuntities 10 cuit the contractar, (but always at his risk) to cnnsitt of the llowing articles for one hundred rations, viz: 100 os, of Inspected Prime Beef (slaughtered and preked this fall ¢r winter) for ore halt the year, and 75 lbs, of Tuspected Privie Pork for the remaindar ot the veur, 50 ibs ol lnspeeted Rye Flour; 75 ibs of wood Tadian Meal, 2 ralions Molasses. 2 quarts of Rye or Peas in the grain, 2 Guaris of Vinegar, 2 ounces of ground Pepper, I quart of tine salt, anid for i# m0siks of the year 35 bushels of Potaees for every 100 Ra. tious, the othertwomonths, from the 15thof July tothe 15th ot September, Pees, Bewas or Rice miay be substituted alier pately or olierwise, as the agentinay think is wor the health ot the prisaners. All the arteles to be off good nierchauta- ble quality, and the ageatwill reserve the right to reject any of them that are not 30 We his opision. The names af twa satislactory securities mast be given in writing with proposals with their acqnicssesce. The we. ber of Convicts will averaze about 850. DAVID L SEYMOUR, Arent, «10 145 State Prison, Mount Pleasant. OTICE is hereby given that propesals N will be received at the Inspectsi’s oflice in the State Prison, Mount Pleasant, on the second Wednesday mi No vember next, at 11 o'ciock in the torennon for a esntract to commence with 20 convicts or the first of December ens inv, to he increased within one year to 130 for the term of five y=ars, at making such kinds of chains, wrought nails, had screws. shovels and tongs, saddlery, cutlery aod othe articlesof hardware, of which the chiet’ supply lor the coasumption of the country is imported rom wiitlout the United States” Convenient shop room and fuel wili Le furnished. Whoever takes the coutinet must fiud tools and fixiwres and be subject to the rules and regalitions of the Prison. The payments mu.-the made montLiy with u credit of three wooius. Sausfactory seearity will be required. Let the proposals specify the price per day for sca nian, BAVID L. SEYMOUR, Agent State Prison, Mount Plensaat. September 8, 1542 S19 2m JR. ALLENS Balsam ol Hoarhouud 5 Liverwort and Pleurisy Root— Far Consumption aod Liver Complaint, ColYs, Conrhs, Spitting ef Blend, Ca- tarrh, Asthma, Bifficalty of Breathing, Pain is the Sule, Palpitarion of the Heart, Oppression and =oiesess of the Chest, Pieurisy, Hectic Fever, Night Sweats, Ditlicalt and Profuse Expectoration, and all Attections of the Chae, Lunes ard Liver. ft has lon been a desideratum amon medical sen, to discover some reine=y that would arrest tae ravages of that tormid hie IskAse, Consumption. Tho Hovbound, Liverwort and Pleurisy Root, have {or centuries been celebrated ik te cure of diseases of the Lungs and Laver. CONSUMPTION AND Bap Coucn--This is te certify that one battle of Dr. Atlen’s Balsam of Hoarkound, Liver wort and Pleurisy Root bas cured me of a seveie cough, aller having tried many sther remedies without the least hewefit, JAMES BACKMAN, No. 135 James st. Rev. DR. JOHN SCOTT stales that ke has made tse ol Dr. Allen's Balsam of Hoarhound, Liver wortara Plearisy Root himsell, thet many of his Church have also used it, some of them apparently w the 1ast stages of comsutaption, with the most astonistins effect. He feels in dary bound 0 make this public statement, and hop s that all clergymen in vis- iting tices laboring under consumption, will advise thea to try Dr. Allens Balam. REV. DR. JOHN SCOTT, ew-York, Artes Te Your Coven—Althcueh Dr. Allen's Balsam is a sovereign cure for consumption, still it iw very dangrr- ous to let your coughs run on without De. Allen's Batsaia ct Hoarhouud, Liverwort and Pleurisy loot. iis ne un- ceaninon (hing (or persons to break a blood vessel in the act of couzhing, and die ia 15 minutes—that we have seen, If vou have a cough, dear reader, ze (his day and get this Balsani—a few doses of IL Will cure vou; tO IOITO A many be ioo Inte. Sold by WM. A. TYLER, wholesale Agent, 8 Jarelay street, and I. M. Guile, corner Bowery asd Graad sireets. J2 1m -r TY. A J AYNE'S EXPECTORANT always cures Astima—twse ar thie larze doses will cure the craup or hives of children in from 15 misutes to one hout's time. lt immediately subdurs the violence nt whooping cough, and effects a speedy eure. Hundreds who Lave een given up by their physiciazs as incurable, with consumption, spitiing of blood and other pslmonary affections, have been restored te perfect health by it. It never fdils to give relief Sald at whslesal= sud retzil by the agents A. B. D. Sands, druzgiats, No. 78 Foltoa corner of Gold street, and 108 Fulton «treet; ales, sold "by Abrabiam Sands Co. No. 275 Aircmdway (Grasite Building) corner of Chambers street; David Sands Co. No. 77 Eust Bread way, corner of Markel strest. 313 1m DY n a HE cry of Murder!’ Murder!’ at all a. times will arousa the moststupid. Yet murders are daily perpetrated which exeite very little attention. Is not Consumption dally mordericg thousands of human beings? Dors not Asthma render life a buriben, and then destroy its victim? Does not Bronchitis paralyze the usefulness of many of oar most eminent divines and ether public speah- I ers, (2 cay nothing of the thgusands of sli ages and sexes wwo ire swepl into eteraity by it? M.llions of howman be- i ings sink down and die by attack« of the above and similar affections of the lunzs and throat. of Rensseiz=r Commnn Pleas, counsellor, ke. notice wm Liereby given, tbat an attachment has fscued againat the es- wate of Thomas J. Greeme, asa non-resident Delitor, and that the same will be sold for the payment of his debts, nn. l~2s he Appear and discharges such attachment, acesrding to jaw, Wilkin nina menths of the fire publication of hia notice; and that tl Lad alin payment of anv debts dato iim by rexidents of this Siate, and the dejivery to him ar for hisuse of any property withm this State belonging to Lim, and the transfer of any ach property by tim. are forbidden by law aud are void. Dated Sept mber 10th. 1242. FE. PEARSON, <d8 landm Attorney for Attaching Creditor. Tr bg -l Y ORDER of GarrwV. Sackett, a Judge 2 of Seneca County. of the degree of Counselior ie. Notice is hereby given that an attachment has issued against the extale of Jacob I. Coe of the town of Scipio. in the couuty of Cavuga, 2s a non residextl debtor, and that the same will be sold 1or the pavment ef his debts, anlest he appear and discharze such attachme st within aine menihs from the first publication of this rotice: and that the pay- ment of any debt due ta Lim by residents of this State. and the delivery to kin, or for his use, of any property within this State belonging to him, and the wansfer of anv meh property by him, are forbidden by law, and voui.—Dated September 14, 1342. WAL A. SACKETT, 319 lawbdm Atterzey for Attaching Creditar. OCOONS, COCOONS.—The sub scriber will pay zasi: for Cocooas, or he will reel them tor quarter of the prodact Angus 2, 1342, DAVID L. SEYMOUR, Agent, aud in Siate Prison, Mount Pleasast. a0 ol a Fortusately for man- kind, JAYNE'S ¥XPECTORANT has never been known to fali ix ziving relief, and bas, in thousands of instances, effected permanent cures after ail other ies ns Lad failed. I57 Prepared and sold ouly by De. D. Jayne, 20 South Third-st, Puiladeiphi Sold in New-York at whelssale nd reall by the agents, A. B. D. SANDR, Druggists, No.78 Puiicn, corner of Gold-=t. az! led Fuiton-street; also sold by Abrabam B. Sands Co. 273 Broadwny, (Granite Buildings) cerner Chiambers-sireet, and by David Sands Co. 77 Kast Broadway, cor.er of Market st. s13 In: r Al TY AVE YOU A COUGH?—I)o not 4 8 neclect it; thoosands Lave met a premature death tor the want of a little attention (8 a eamnion cold. Have You ao Coucr’=—Dr. JAYNES EXPECTO- RANT, a sate medicnl prescription. coniaiciog ne peisyn- ous druyes, and used in an extensive practice for several vears, will most positively afinrd relief] aod save ven from that awiul disease PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, which annoally «weeps into the grave Lundreds of the youns, the fair, the lovely and the gay. Have You a CorGd ’—Be persuaded to purchase a bot- te of wis Expectorant—TO0 DAY! To-morrow may be too fate, Have You a Cevsn’—Jayue's Expectorant sth any remedy you should take to cure iL gu and t nay For tis PLaiN Rzason, That in ne one sf the 1! cases where it fas been nsed has jt failed 10 relive. be had of the proprietor, $6 SOUTH THIRD Sireet, Phile auelpbia. Sold at whalesale and retail by the Awenls, A. B. D, Sands. Druszists, No. 79 Fulton street, corner of Gol: st; and No 160 Fulton st. Alsa, sald by Abraham B. Ici CC Sands Co. 273 Broadway (Granite Bailding) saraer Cham- ber street, and by David Sands Co. No. 77 Kast Broad- way, corner of Market st, 514 lm RMORNING LINE FOR AL. wigs, irom Le Sieaniboat Pier lost of Baiclay st. ae new low-prescare steambeat ALBANY, Cam, Jenkins, on Monday Morning. al 7 a'clock. Hea. J. 0. The law-pressure steamboat TROY, Cape, 4 This (Saturday) Morniag, at 7 o'clock. PA Corbaz, Yor passage, 2ppiy ai the oNice, fovief B on board PRY Arciny-srect, or Notice—2A 1 Goods, Freight, Baggage», Bang B# or any ober kind of Property, taken, A Spec board this boat. must be at the risk of the owperg oat Goods, Freight, ar Baggage. kc. sack N E®= RPEOPLE'S LINE FOR ALL BANY wed intermediate Cosine lei OL Luuritandi-st pia TOR the The peso NORTH AMERICA, Capt, M. H dail, will leave as abeve xt 3 P. M. long Tounday. oe Monday wd The COLUMBIA, Capt. T. P. Newberry. wi abeve at 5 P. Bl. on Wednesday and Saturday, leere For passage or freight, apply te P. C.¥chaj oa the wha, or on board. 3 atthe oficy N. B. All kinds of property takes only at the pwaers thereof. Bi y Dak of the REVENING LINE of Steam, boats for Albany, daily, at 2 Ocinek 2 M., day excepted, from the pier between Coertia; ck P, Liberty streets. re id and The steamer SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. Brainy Monday, Wednesday and Fitaay Afernoers a, leaves The steamer LALLA Capt. A. P.SU Joby, leaves the above pier Tuesds ursday ard Sat Ala Roons, at 8 oelnck. 2 Ry ~The Rochester and South America are new ang gn tial boats, well fied pp and furpished with state and tor speed amd accommodations are wet surpassed auy boats on the river. br ior passage or {reight apply to P. C. Schultz at the gic on the wharf, or on kaeard. ET 1» MORNING BOAT FOR 3 FPEFKSKILL, VERPLANCK, GRAx Ni, SING-SING, TARRYTGWN, Dogg's F ERRY, IASTINGS AND YONKERS —Breakiay aod Dinner en board. The new and splendid steamer 0g). LUMEUS, Capt. F. W. Stone, wiil leave New-York, fim the (oat oi Caambers-sireet, every Morning, (Fridays cepted,) at 7 o'clock; and returning leace Peekskill in dey aul Bec P. M:, gic t Sundays, whez she wit leave Peeksiill at 20'clock, P. M.; landing a of Hammond-streel, each way, F4 the foot of Notice —All roods, freight, bazenge, bank bills, spec T any ak kind of property, taken, shipped i put a hoard this Boat, must be at the risk of the awne goods, (reight, baggave, ke. ie? af. suck All parsons are torind trating any one on account of \he aboxe Boat ar owners. FOR IUDSON, STUY. res ew Vv ESANT, COXSACKIE, and interme. diate landings. —Steamboat SUPERIOR, Capl Goyly nil leave the pley, foo of Cedar-street, This A Saturday) «t 3 o'clock. For pauage or (reight, a 3 bhaerd, or to J. B. NICHOLSON, 125 Weatarenhy on x FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED. —REGWLAR MAIL LiNg WIDENCE and BOSTON, vis STONINGTON and EV PORT —Composed of dhe followi su Stepiuerstt mame in connection with the St Providence and Boston and Providence Raliper ls Fon sad The MASSACHUSETTS, Captah Comstock, I) RHODE ISLAND, ‘Thayer, NARRAGANSET, “Woolsey MONE GAN, Vanderbiit The steareers of the Line for Boston aed Prev Steningten will leave pice, No. 1, N. R. Eatery Place ip o'eiock, P.M. daily, Sundays excepted. For further infermation, apply at No, 22 Broadway, NEPOR NEWBURGH—Land- ing at Caldweil's, West Pol Spring.— he stenmbont JAMES ADO Yr Halstead, will lexve Warren-sireet Pier, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at 4 e'clock. All Baggaze, Packages or Parcels, Bank Bills or Specie put on board of this boat witheut being entered on i of the Laat er receipled for, will be at the risk of the aw ers thereof. fan Se NFLiza BETH-PORT AND NEW-YORK FERRY COMPANY Summer Arvrangement.— Fare 12% Cents. ‘The steamboats WATER-WITCH, CINDERELLA and WILLIAMSBURGH, ply daily trom Elizabeth-Part to New York, touching at New-Brighton and Port-Richmond, on and after the 17th day of August, 1842—eachtrip, as (allows: Leave Elizabeth-Port, Leave N. York, pler N.R. At6i, Sand llo'clock, A.M At 55,84 and 104 A, M., and Atl, 4and 5o'clock. P. M AL 2,4 and 53 e'cleck, P.M. On Sunday, Leave Elizaveth-ort at 8, 10and 12 o'clock, A. M aad ay 1, 4% and 6 o'clock, AM. Leave New-York at 8, 10 and 11} o'clock, A. M. sxdat2, 3% and 55 I. A. N. B.—Fassengers for Westfield, Scotch Plains, Plainfieu, Bownd-Brook, Somerville, Easton Scheoleys Mountain, hy the Elizabethtown and Somerville Railroad Cars, will leave New-York in the 84 clock beat in the morning, and m the 2 and 1 o'clock hoats ia the afternoon. Passengers from the 84 o'clock beat will leave Senerville mn stages tor Kaston and tor Sclisoleys Mountain oa the ar. rival of the ens at Somerville, The Horsé Car will leave the frent of the Union Hotel, quarter ol an hour previous the departure of each boat, All bagrare at the risk of 12 owner. a nT a For NEWBURGI, lagdine at CALD- EXT POINT, aud COLD SPRING=The steamboat Highlander, Capt. Robert Wardrep, will leave foot of Warren-st,every Moaday, Thursdn x and Saturday at4 P.M. Retarning, will leave Newby on every Monday at 7 A.M, and Tuesday and Friday ar 5 P, AM. For ireight ar passage apply to the Captain on board. Bagpage and freight of ml desediptioas, Bank bills or spe cie, board, must be at the risk of the owners thereof, unless abillof lading errveceints ba sive for the same, a BUFFALO and Green Bay. "Che steam COLUMBUS will ply bes ecn Bay during the season, us below Leaves Green Bay, a vy The (ween Buildlo and Gr Leaves tulle, a i June 2) June July 4 13 July 11 $B Aazust 1 15 29 August 3 22 Sept. 122 0% Nopt. 52:19 October 10 <4 Geeoher 8 110 TE touching at interniediate parts. For (reight and passage apnly tothe master on boaed, or AR COLE k CO. P. L. PARSONS CO. Bufo, N. Yo 0 Lo 4 al ry v r 21} NEW-YORK TO EASTON, Fuchs PA. —PLOPLE'S LINE —Fare £2 aly~ Z2ETATS Leave pier Noo I, North tiaer at 8% o'elock A. MM, daniy, (sundays exeepted,) by steamboat to Elizabeth Port; er leave the footof Liberty street at 9 o’ciock A.M, hy Phiadelpbla train to Elizaliethtown, there connect wilh the train of cars tor Somerville; coaches thence (osly 3 wiles) arriving at Kastan 2t e o'clock, P. M, For sea dj py to A D. Hope, Merchants Hoiel, 41 Cortlandt st. y offee 1uot of Liberty siveet, or 0 board the soat. NN. B. [hi reute, en account of the shert distssee coaches, contends itself to the public. Ottice removed from 73 to AH Cortlandt sree. sep zh TO LET OR EXCHANGE wiet, House and Garden of 7 lots ef ground on 2ih4t, ear the reservoir, will be let ve ‘ow, [ogoire at iil Chirystie-street. 527 Tr RICHARD E. STILLWELL TO LET —and possession given 19- al. mediate'y.—The three-story modera Gaished dwel ing No. 23 Pearl street, adjoining the resieence Goodlie, oa the corner of Whitehall-street. I qoire Sor Iwr T.S. DORE KTS, 3 Wars! oh TO LET—2 or 3 Workshops, witb 8 frie 2 aio L Du E% superior light—renl low. squire of J. Locke rear of Na. 31 Ann street. aie slo Im wh [0 LE'T—A Room, Bedreom, Pan- asd, try and Closet, suitable for a small family. session given iminediately. Rent $46 nil Ist May DOs: Inaunire ol J. Locke, in rearol 31 Ann street, 8970 det OFFICES TO LET, in the second. rh third, and (ourth steries of the new buildings, No* 183 and 1% Nasau-street, (‘Pribose Buildings,) fronting 15 Park and pesrly eppesite tue City Hall Enguire 1. McELURATH, on the premises 28 1 tows f

oe 1 LET—-Store and Back ious A081 suitable, und recently occupied, for pEYEE TT and compositors’ oFice of a sal paper called the American Mechante. Rent $130 until the Ist of May 5¢ £10 Ina J. LOCKE, in rear TO LET—Part of a commedicts 7 ra cy conven ence and spacious hionse, comprising every three xt. {Inquire of of 31 Ann-st. Th LIS “pid unt for asmall venteel family. The present 6Ccopiiids 0 n ral persons, will make a permanent arrangemen with fs —withiout children only. Apply at Mercer LL [TAN &7 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A ay A Xi: New Jere Jud Farm at ShirewsLury, Mopmoath coun i a prOTe sey, consisting of about thirty acres ol land, 1 yin re 2 ments are a geod twa story dwelling house aid 0 i barn, wagon house, and other necessary outhuil gt: farm is situated on tiie main road leading fro abi to [ied Bank, and about half a mi'e liom the he eked landing at Ked Bask. Tae ind ia well fencels Ki re with a variety of fruit trees, and in good order; 3 sud 08 sidence every way desirable, ‘Lhe farm wil Sr revaonable term. or exehasged (or Proce E RCHURE tris city. For particulars, inqoire 0 AMES 5 Bosd MAN, Esq on the premises, or of J. PARMLY, N.3 im st. New-York. 4 of 2 A FARM NEAR T HE CITY ST ¥ax «ale, a respecinale, comfcrtable and plAsTEL sired Country Eesideace, containing (WO pasion, remus, kitctien, wood house, and pap uaderon wi grtlier with 38 acres of superior Jand bighly BSCE Lg. excellent farm: buildisgs, within two miles 60 0 ye tawu, New Jersey, one third ot a mile of the gram” railroad, acd J} hours ride trom New York by 8 poildeP or rallronds several times a day. The Gouke 300 0, us have been mostly built, papered and pained pain two years. Part of the purchase money pPARD. YU bond ard morigage, Injere of G. G. J oad Chifl-street, New York, or of ELIAS W INANE EQ NE sireet, Elizabebtown, N. J., or of Mr. GEOR he oid road YER. on the prexises, near Gallopisg Mill, io yawn’ HH) Bpringiicio. 3 PE ATENT CHEMICAL OIL LAMD CHEMICAL OIL, BURNING FLUID go seriber would (nvile the attention ef the public tom (ae? of GREENOUGIPS PATENT LAMPS, ae jo »eaul superior qualities, are dest 3) eel BSW ID Us”, The oil whick is beened tn es ~hemical preparation, very clean in gs pro tres avary brilliant and economical light. The B v3 ten portzble Light, free from ail sowie, smell er gr es will netilier soil mor stain, Coimp on Lampe cas hacia 2 at a trifimg expense to bora tie fAuid. The pect kindly permitted to refer Sone of aut most 7 families, who sie wow using the article. J. HOOKER, 456 Broad ¥i%, F. B.—1 here is ne danger of explosion in avy ese articles,