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New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
THE 1'RIBUN NE.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. %. 1911.
THE STATE PRISON QUESTION.
NJ, Editor Of the Tribune

Mr. Editor u the Tribune.
During the whole course OF the discussion O
what i, called State Prison Uonopoly have
not noticed single fact adduced TO show the e<
tent TO which hoaes; labor Is probably affected BY
labor in tie Prisons
Now it is generally worth while for those who
enter contest to know the value OF the matter or
thing contended fsr, in order that great exertlon-
sEal not be wasted IN pursuit OF useless or per
ricious object propose, therefore, at present,
70 inquire into the proportion which Prison Labor
tesrs TO The whole labor OF the State; that siI
msy be able TO Judge whether the hated monopoly
really exists. The population Of the State is nearly
1880 00O, and the number OF Stale Prison convitt-
shout $50, or | convict 10 every 900 OF the
whole population. Then il we take into account
the character Of the convicts, THEN requirements,
the time lost by large proportion in learning their
rades the number employed as servants the short
hours they are worked and remember that the la
Dor is compulsory, and consequently the least pos
sble amount Is performed. cannot avoid the
conclusion that the quantity OF work IN proportion
10 their numbers Is small There is not a village
in the State with population OF 800 that does
not furnish greater amount OF productive labor
in Il given time than the same number OF conyicr>:
Notwithstanding the large proportion Of women and
children III the general population. But as only
some Of the leading trades carried On in tie
prisons we will suppose that of all that worl, al
mechanical trades one in five bundled aru con
demned to prison
This Is estimating the proportion Of Prison la
Dor very largely, but, even supposng it correct,
what will be its effect upon the price of honest
Labor
1.-THE cost of every ive-mndredtl pair Of shoes is
reduced % per cent. below the Cost of the other
igg pairs, how much will the honest shoc-mu
suffer in consequence fhe suffer all, it cannot
possibly be more than % per cent. OF the price of
one pair III 300 or of per cent. upon his whole
business.
Is this more lhnn the proportion of ii tax which /
be would be required to ray if the f,ons were sup
ported in DEMONSTRATING out of view the bad
policy Of such coursel
That This estimate is nearly correct is evident
from the fact that the labor of the convicts is sold
in the open market, und as the competition is open
10 all, II no doubt brings nearly, if quite, It's full
value, yet The average annual price of convict labCr
amounts 10 but little $40 600, and is less for
the Whole number Of csnvicts than the one five
hnndredth part OF the so TO 40, 900 OF dollars, the
yearly value OF all the labor performed ia. the S'".-
II these the fsc,s. and | think they cannot be
disproved, what difference would it make to the
shoe.makers and coopcrs, the trades which yousup-
pose most affected by convict labor, il the State
Prisons and ihcr inmates should be struck out o!
existence to-day They would ussuredly gain
gss. CARO-.
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SPECIAL ArrOlNr,iEhI,
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PEN MANUFACTURERS To TIE QUEEN.
~,AuT!0N-The high character Of these 'eas mas NJ
x Iucci the attempt. on the pAr' oil se'ef
y,Lers Ia oraciir. fraud Not Oly uPou Mr Glci: s"!
.o upon fhc public An rur artl!s berring t.r hiis
sne!c name ihus, Giaf, emitting the hnai r. Is now ~
,, market, Il can readily o detected by - ani"ist"l
nruee and tho .ary con,aon in".chiti- pat up
OJssrp. the genuine Pu- are all marked !" iuil-' j"
.,ph Gi!io.t's Patent" ar, "Jaserh tc:t warranted
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

I,s5tAs' s}4:t1hI' sS1ss:@ .-rha s"''eri,
her oilers FOR sal, IL nes ana splendid assortment OF
3uy Dri,ols Inc aad .lpcriine iigrin CeT'n = o'i-
Ci,ih hugs Flats Mating with ai nticr Articles con-
pscir Nth Tie business cau2o than be bought AT any
be store in the ci;v rrr-ons from the counry or ciiy
ysng TO purchase Will n much % t='r nd'a"i"sr 10
call before purchasing ecShere a. u Cn"Il 'F'et so"iH
.J,. near l,rogd,-ay DANIEL WILCOX. au2' .m
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
VEt,Ss.l yg.lIA s'ss~Ii,-.G

itt a. a s.tt y & Z 3 E's'~i tn - / >
lcG Pearl street, opposite C"ihT-- the proprietor
Of ;h,s establishment ha, ia pleasure Of oicrmg to I;a
aud the prhr generally ia" rre.t aud nest varied
sock ri Tc,-lrs and Packing Trunks. Carpet bag,
V &c. A. that hc found tn, ciy. Dealers
uil' do veil {" cali Dad r,anhe ~ Tic a.,oft.
=. :. mn md ur.c.. ~ -. I'm
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40 TEACHERS AND PARENTS.

| - / EAU II Enc A4'D l. \ IL ~ = :
,NLEMENTS OF NATURAL rlIiLo>OPhf-tmsto-
/ ci the general principles Of Mechanic ylroAtaes,
liydraalic. pueumatics Acoustic, Optic Electricity
ayani,,n Magurii-n aud astronomy, ia-unied by sew
.l Inr "a engr.,ina. Ir-eu-d i9r he nee OF schools
and Acn ismie--By s.Es0Nlsfsss {; a j. =, VI. ID.
Professor Of Geology aad Mmcralosy ~ 'a Universally
il. c.tv of New TorA, and Lecturer on |hyial'ry and
Natural Philosophy vol l. mo
rAe aho,e wosk ON Natural Philosophy i eXien'iYeS
na IN academies aud ,coois md 81. h the decided
l,ou of teacher, wherever It = known Dr. ""''
H. a prscu-a man aud naiy Of the illustrations s''cn ~
,l. are from exroert- actually mnde by The author u
f e.. elchcr nor -ti.ent .Hbje1ted t.
The modification Of ,aeh fixtures IA ih"f experiment, "
ne constantly Occurring the usr oi books prepared i
,, u,,.r. y, 10 ara thcm-.y,s ignorant Il The sub
cc,, uqoa Which they pretend to RTE far the 'Ha'fne Oh
Of Others. 4,
rh, Yorl. +. neatly printed oud sahstmt ally bonnd
,na IS sold %; the low -, : par dozen. Feather
stou. lorruus clase, the stud; Nat ~ fhiio pay
AID gareuts tho feel interest," al n ia.i"g proper 'I'ms"
t,ry hooks plaesd IN The hand' OF the'r Children -'t
r.,iae,cd 10 examine Tor tlet' cvr- rsbi'-ed un'
t5,r, 25i prarl-,,rcrt, NV York
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

Az n NtI w a g. q Z 7. = I a Z Nt- Il II
81: County scat 10 miles from the city, located IA
Queen, Comfy l. l. confirming upwards %: 20 acres Of
land The buildings arc double house,
crn finish iih CRATES. marble mnutgs, Gliding doors.
ri1y house, hop. .tunary, poultry hou'c ltd NHd te
hcu.r vita al oior ccnycniencrs nccrssHr' for largo
family The irui is of the best kind and 10 every variety
,rpirA. cherries &c. ~ ubunjaroc.
large amount of the mohry rsiy remain on bond and
mortgage; BrooAtn New iorh proper y would
hr 81 ikea III exchange. Adr-ss4 H. y. ~ tins Office.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

S21 Property-A Farm IN Queens County l.. 10, con
@- ,anlrg between 80 and % of hrNt ratio Land
in a high stale OF cultivation. The Dwelling aud ont'
houses all aud Ia first rate ordci, "it. no'ef-
failing we'll sc eo-d water, apple orchard Se Tho d''-
,,,e j.. nine niles from New York The above rro9et'y
81, be sold or exchanged tos city property. oui posse
SION M en- imracIiaicy Address l.. Nj 5 at ihi- olice
~ StnNti
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) c Il OOi. :

;NE ET!Tt: s>is00i = lha Gre,npich Street
seminar, SIC Gtecasc street. vii open ias eve
i-- O,i5leri School Tor Young L. les ull DC open
cd d; ;he NJ ac 81 ,. Feiae Dca,st.i,u; uni the
.i..,-lu--a,is-l, 81 NJ PT4tl. Terms loterste.
}5r i.ii- e4a res .,e ius.rleIuS froHi - 8
oc.a.A. 4 ii.
g. s. ''- aisfe a'''1' cas- he rcss,ysd in 'he pA,
S,aosl. - In n CAMP. Prucpa.
fHVGNfN;; AND pay sTsaOGE.-it the
- Glass;, al ..J Ccn4.erc1i asJtule, SOL bsoaiRsy.
( 4 NEWNSN puncIpsL TCras> foE. - - 50 IA TIE
evening. aa ion = 10 SION he day school 70 the Eng
IN ara'ei- ni from = - : -Nsrn for ia' l4seaNges
! frrcc. 3ri spanish taught by Professor tiS-Ef. Pu
e, si-i..teI ~ tms. ua4u-stousbIe ret reuees
/ eiret. - I'M
IIVr5IN:; md DsI <CE:OOE.. ~ the
! VI r. Chgr,h D. seventh street T." dpos. east Of
/ Ilri Avenue. NEWMAN -hd u. Bl.ACKMtN.
Principals. Terms. from s. Sc per quarter la the
Gang =nd lroa 70 : 10 Iie da school for the fsr>h
5riu --, .ad .r-m = : extra Tor tie Language.
French aud spans 'augstby Professor Hr,,et Purple
admitted a. aa, Ua.c. IS lu'
e,'scs s. s.Aas-' stits.-Mslan,v L. ~
NtSCA blI&AND'S hr,t ciss, ios ties
.epcrs ihs lveulnr- Z, the system She pgrssr, tie
Ie.sarr aa! scquirs t' suovlc'gs OF French o., ouy
ts Lessons "sek. OF an hou7 csch during he winter.
sssaSG 1N-rtTaIE BOAR aSsNG
: StnO!'l. larry town \. (.-Ihr WINTER ferm ui
t-Is School 80 commence thr 6r,; November Y"
,uritos l-r, g--ater facilities Tor the requirement oi
thorough Hdlcatnu Circulars continuing reie4.uc-s
rcatn"pue OF >'aicSs Nc. may he had til coina BOOK
store 4uJ .suh. ~, Growers 6Ei ti-oadyay arai n
RaYnor> - Bueesy Applications f-r a,lml,,on NAY
De- made. b} mail, t,' Principals, Peter p Lyon
-, Canal 4. WH t.LNuN, AN l,t
elJ3~ ClitS LYON, AN. '''''P's
\;Y2aYE PLAINS FEMALE sNA'rs-
" IT r.. Wr-tchrstcr C"u.ty, y. N.-JOHN SN IN
BI'RNE. \ VI Ms \. e. EDSf-KS. Pribclpsi.
The duc> # hi7 institution All lie resumed on The ~
of November WITH every 'ooify for the acquisition OF
KNOWN -. The plan o the Institute embrace, al III"
bruurc> coMpete Lnglsh education, Wiz t,c l"un
Greek Frrgc aui lilIlu languages DrtWinH aHd FAINT
ms aed |,-a aud lu>trumarta Niu>ic. The Institute
ia he'd Wh valuable Philosophical Apparatus. aud
Library ot geo voiun,s. Thr expense, OF hunrj wash
m, & g uad tuition the ordinary English brauohc>.
$it0 year Applications for cnculars containing more
particular information, may be- made 10 the Pr4cpals al
White l'l;u,.
Rc.rcuces-N. Earg.. u. d, Pr,,idcpt ofIhc Wesley
~ TuYer.y, Whilr PLAINS aud iI'nou Mcneil, Ia.
Nrw-lork- DAVID VI. Reese NJ d, L bcIre K'ug,
Esq, Ehcnezer Clullwc. Esq. Ee'. Samuel Lucky, u
D., Thoma, L. Bond, VI D., Harper ~ Bothsrs, Rev.
Marvin Richardson, Jo,aph Wa>asurmc, Jane, Realty,
aud Peter Piuclney
Erooalyr-John Brow nsol, Esq, Rev. Jlma. Foy, AM
David Cooper Esq
Eust,h si-r- alexander Mns;crs0u Esq
81 kGgu>,iAs Fll-t'cn. Joseph W. Hernandez.
Cincinnsti-Rcv. 1harl Elliott d. d, Rev l.. l.
tIamIiuc 4ud William Nm.
Wc-ieyan univeasil, Rev. d D. Waedon, NJ. aud
Augustus " Smith \. " olG &: cod
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

! CHEMICAL OlI.-EIR NlNG ~ ID-I0e W
-. II .,;f;fl,N 9i4.t'S FArENr LAMPS WHICH.
f,om ihsir beauty superior la-li' arr aes"sd 10
rper. eide ali ether The al "heh : 'uInet
n taenis chem al preparation 'e-' clean u. i'oif
,,t ,,,,s a y,ry rinar and economical. Light The
Rcrrs. Fluid Is poria5ls shi, free tom AL sa' A-'
SMELL or ere.. AMI w ueit so DOR STAN I"n'n ~
Lamps csn altered At t'dfe expense 10 our" we
M our most respectable iani, wEo are nov usiI- lac
TT J. /. HOOKER, ~ BfoAlSsy.
between i;faad ani Gro'inr II
~ D n''' 80 OF
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

N5USs: TEGbsHN.-wlLi.iAM rhA>i' Pro,
f...or and Trnrh.r OF the Plao Forte. O.snn sud
Sngipr respectfully iRorm' IL. young gentlemen Of IN
cav that be- ir, Ia; up RON ~ i Music Saloon No
1- ErrlW.,, aud IS rt=iy commence eis'ug lessons
m ,, Pi,ur Torto and IN it gne either III the day Time
~ evening. Grnl!suta wshins to coirmfars Val please
+. max, application she IH-c Saloon No 'ol Broad
wnv cd door from Fuurti-st) Terms moderate o''
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

n - - - 4
4 No 35i Hudson and 66 Walker street "a" be mad
very supc-ior home a- isead and ver' larse loa'rs
If cakes nrs ail made from the best p"> Butt Tue
.,r,et el-rt. Also Fancy articles, SUCH n h's'o',
N,t,ogls Finger Eoat and frerc. Biscuit &c \ C. aud
nrss Plum nnl pauai ofthe very best quality and ota4
IN at ed IN most lee ant >tylr. Al a; I'LL IL.
Nj The subscriber also make Tie o'd 7S'e ol h'e"
from, Ryc aud Wnei, FLOR mixed
~ ~. ,.an;c.i m learn Oh. haslng hnslnc,s ob ~
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
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TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FUoNDNT,
~ Fulton, CORNER Of t;o!ii--:reri,


rs,IiE subscribers rsr tbs ncthod o' announcing 10
,asrs i:1cnd, aud tie prbic geGer~iE i"i,l iA' s
purchased the extensive anl "el kn1"h l't o1uui'
formerly owed by Mcssrs Coaner Cooke they na'H 'e-
move! the ,a., 10 tlrIr pr eeutfil location i''s
rg. EXTENSIVE reyi,ions alterations anI adliii" 'i'ey
40 now prepared execute o'def- OF lni 'y
isay be favored aith WITH romi and On ~
t.r., al. II ANY rounr, 10 ierca. To their ne" 'e'i-
n~,-Book ~ich hceu receatj extensively erin-.e T.
tir, would ss-ctiy refer.
N ARTICLES manufactured by tsr1n s.i be o. iat-
c,u1 # not iqcri3r lay manGir'g-.d ~ i e"''F
and Undergo thorough examination Is 10 nP'"nT'"'r'
ranging dressing ami properly assors . ",t''''s
the men oo. IornierS issued ts toHr'F )
,,o tos.ller with SOFT. F"t> SOL! by ''an c'n a"'
BE- i,rui he'd oiu ths Foundry "'iou1 leay' VIA many
w ;tAGAR ( 90 ~ Areut- Tor lie .aie Of tue Va
MIR washington aud ~uh Press, ''iah. together IN
;i,asa.. C,s.s Compo.iny sucks Fnrn''nre iHN' ana
every article used The Printing Bu'es' "''i 1e AeP'
~, l1:.,l auifurn,ied at manufacturers pricrs.
Y II M Machine Cast fyYe n-auiae'Hrei A. i III
Foundry. -
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
-, s.s.rs ss.a;z,sn

SUCCESSOR TO GEO. PEUSCitkl
yxANIFACTtiit t.is OF PAPER HoHES, l2I William
fk street; fvery possible shapc' style aiI variety "'
the use OF any lneOf business constantly % hHiI ga -
assortment oi Square Boxes plaza aud !a@cy. single and
in sels also
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
= s.riNn.c Ainnr..in:.-N.nLI-

- Private SSnr"in.:.-Iruticn..a .t,7-,.. ger
Board uud Rooms u,,ii.l ,o. .r.,t 81. sa
psrt 90 t, CIV, will b2 pevoniu. 7.. so a IS
pu,sc-,trect, just YAK Of 6I0Ad, nay, .h.s' ''i
taken ,ua c,'p eNesuou a., &. 90, a,. d.
hn pleasant and cuulptlahir i1t toH. .-...,'s
c,s 4nG uevl, FURNISHED throughout i,ri. .4aa--ai,
q, reur4s . Vch,uGtd. tr
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

~ aEsUwCgs BUSINESS -Wan'eIto hr.
b rs: Meeting Room House, capable Of eonainin,
r. 10 four hunlfed people Any person HAVING
M, 20 rent ~ III please spply To II. t. BLAIR co l0i
'urTHy-sf. o-p u
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

ANfaSIs.sI .->isu4sscu- ioc Protestant, .sfvIst,
~ Enqu,oe AZ she Aaiericsa orhcr '.j Gros4Wa,
ain - - ELLIOTT
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
>. T.. SsOE-;>:.~.
CcuI!ernen'- v h0!r-nIc and Retail
|, L l. : = II | y {, = i y K !.

492 Chatham .S{usre ". Y
y -ion-ilutly ou aaui "a g"u-ral assortment at
si.ak- Sci-. Crayat- Poc,rt ,iandt t,r- Hosiery
';l,v-. SHIRTS Ora cer-. B'.1H,-, 'oii go, >H,p'n1'r-
mhres,. g. all oi whprl wifi be sold At .r i'"e>t
cash Pr-e. oi6 In
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
AS. Psk;C:. &I7i,FiE-

ON. Pss,t& sE0Fi ai-i'eatiemen y. .iHs 20 :,
~ purchase 200! cheap Cioiln, would do ~e1 10 an
At 1894 Chatham where they eAh ana gat" III u
Cloth Cost,' 81 to . Cloth Jackets, 81 to s. SAT-
u.t, pant, 81 . 10 10: Cloth Pant, - 80 81 -.
"'' -, q ,'.'' JACOB COGSWEI.L.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

NtsCSk NNls BGss.aelrs; a'fs,H ts.-Ine
- Subscriber will deliver board OF vcssels nj IN
Prison Dock Dock Stone Tor Is per ton, aad hero'e
Building Stone for - "a pas ton.
S,Gies Prison. sioup. Pl2hsh4.. lar' y icie.
40 IN, !. L. SitYMGilH. a:nn'.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
PROSPECTUS FOR THE SALE OF REAL rs
TATE Ar NEW -8RlGHrON Staten Island. To tho

FATE Ar NEW -BRlGiIrON, Staten Island. 10 tho
amount of SgvrS IluNpRtD THoyst>p notLtss.
rTliIE TRUSTEES or THE NEW- BRIGHTON ~
SOCiATlON oiiar Tor sale hy slb c-ipu0n ii,r nun
led blocks Of ground III" most egbly suItfd Of lpY
they poses respect, contrglty Tho frrrir sGd .l
u OF the mort elegant "hi desirable 'hla hnd
country IN nr vicGity ~ the civ III New f"rl
THESE FIRE hndrrd blocks to lc d'posed Of IT eight
n.nir. dollars rgch, of tn 81 go. i fight
hni Ills. lots and vii selsurc about Zoe D. 2po ot, be
me sailicient Tor d neat cott-ga .ud garden plot
I,ch Subscriber viii ohisn q block valued at lcroW
uy 20 the cas-, sales made by te hs'oci1;o the lat $50
.e.rj from $1,000 sl-JD aud Il" may have 'i'o'd g"
Kim property worth from forty -INtY times Tho value Of
u. subs rpun On Of them are splcntd Improve
pert- comprising large mansion houses h"1es '""g's
Loo H. SC. ~ perfect order.
The plan adopted for dco,ing Of the above property
presents great Inducements 10 lhr capta'ist dtroua OF
N king gaoG Investments, and u all "ho ~sh &" oh'at
country re,iionce Ut moderate puca ard ~ position
the most eeibe 81 the vicinity of Nc@-fork For tx.
aar tho cl.glnt country s-lt wii ahohi iolf acre. 81
l.,l ,,;ioai1a r,crptv finished by rhOmn5 EDaYiE.,
A. Il co,t exceeding SfDgU0 HnI which n mfi.nl'ed Tor
beauty of situation, "l become the property ni ons %
tie subscribe aad uninca'nberej at eost 1" hi
r o1,e o,er sut.crilcr viii BE- allotted. frce nnj
ff.rii.ef- Belmont H1nsc Hii rrGuuJsi nov "ccu-
ed .eruunry for yoang ladies At sn ann al renl"'
600.
es-iog si COS including the gfpnis aud ouihu1iagh
m I'm u another ffe. aud uaincumbrfrh.
Rri,h,oa Hvrae which, viii 'he gf,pni cot over
10000 aud ,cy1ral and benipiul cottages, WI be
conc lie property II other sub'cnherS
The As. cIafon IN oiiarng 50 ilfge An umpun OF val
,t prnpcry a, On. ti!ne such frsOrlbc terms you'd
merely remark that they prompted To do 80 solely
th the yicv Of closing the.c fiafs wilma the term of
,beir oryluzsi esistslcc. phich l. about drawing
10 n close. They feel confident that each syhseriber
~ obtain property greater value than the amount ct
20. inycsiG,eat.
l..r, II ,!e Improved property (Which cost in ol
ss0Oy0O) with m4ps mi 5ceom ,lHyiug documents can
~ sem ON application Hear Lynch President oftil,
--oci uon nj iieir Office, ~ Wall entrance frst door
m Hanover street, who will gge I'll farther deta- 81 the
ropossi plan.
Term. ii subscription for ued,gda share Of eight
nr1Jrc1 dollars, iDiowzs
In cash NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. --....-.----si Vp
la hoad payable ~ one AMI two ye'r, On
interest 4Oo
s5D0
Book. Of subscription are op ned by EDWARD A. NJ
GOlL. FL TLneI-c .. ha Office VI the Ne@ VOTE Lia
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nt,aGta,sNS. e. n {. Is p Il.

( ttNli.ENft visitag Ne~ Work VIII FIND jri., ord
- t>ast hHaic at he GRAHAM hNt>t. No oJ
7trciay street, ~horc onpic aeco,nci tilua -' -is
rcSrr - los trausisn t Soarios, su 7erc na
'r.te prices, b} the dry week =, tsmc o." t"uuCes
Nohol ylll he ,'uut Co taiug Tho utnoe, hcre
\. h. 4 few permanent Hosrdrrs '.,.. %. ,asor.
NJ" YORK. April l,tb. l,ll. o. ROSWEil fOSS
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

EosgN W!1E,ssaGN. S'erp snr.ter aud Re
y fn,r III general No Il J,hn-str'et, Ne" York.
Purchaser nf jewelers. and Syef,miti's Poll hugs,
Panein,s, Lcs,eli. Parting Bar tuarsc Silver Bars
III ~
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

{ LIVER COMPLAINT I { D i FF'naF.a-.
cnr--Ecg. I.son ;'oodN" ct louisville r''-~ %
- lar luce for The bsneht OF h,s haa ia beng nnnblc
IN prrah 10 ql-Ece of sesrr- cou-ii pam ~ e.
ia and rai.ng blood. H. bad be troubled win IN
u,-ton- Tor better than 'ee ya4rs lie g'1 'h'" ~
i,ll,,f DE- Allen, Rsl,.la 81 fiofsh9uEt. Liver" III
I p4u.i.. Root. la three week's uaie h. cohsh pam
IN fi. de sd -ai-il. hosd cLuseiy remover, Id
H. ~ returned to h.- home restored 20 peril "r''
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

= "a = Los Z AS eaa be sapqns With el-saa. ap-
~ ercces, o'tieFs. posters, sr0ou farmer. ,,,s
,u; chsrgc. - SO T., rrusduay 20 ~,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

JANIS O. mOFFET'F, III rrinoc-strcoi. u-rr Wooster
y yo,s "a ,ic,ry call the attention of Hardware Doa
er. sud superior article of GesgaG 81
yc ~tie he offer i ,ic wholesale mud retail, Of atack
nos,-> and cqa 20 any, either Foreign Or ID"
nestle Tor color nnh Snfin~.s. r.2ii
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

L rae Courier Enquirer, standard. E,.ts,s. ios-
ton ktA' PliIdslnhs tJstr Baltimore P4tro,, h1is'
Courier, and Ne~ Ogrsus Pcayuuc. all. 'rs~, pub
ii,h The sbo'> (Yiibur, ,l, duc. uou1 once lcr
IA ss-k> erd send th.r hls tbs III !of plimest.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

Book or .ub.crigdou are opsnei by EDWARD \. NJ
coil E-.l Trustee tho office VI the Ne" YORK LIE
4 trust Company. 40 3. walls
v q The cq-h pas uent viii be tepo'itcd 10 us -
secretary II the Company gwen 10 all 'i'-ef'De" .,
L s; or.ier Of fhr Jri-t-"s-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

u rOII~Itf rNPf'I. lFll kcAus %
Il AlME Ruled Gap. Fors-ie by ,.,..
Va. a. l.iI-rrs -''"-t-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

no VssE i'GSs sS.[ias de,p,tlOe ir'.'"
Fsron os way opealy, bot 'Gniesslr' raiea-
,orios 10 lessen me tue estimation OF me fuoi r.
gardinY The sale OF rae Trcofheroas ei'it' t'i'
~ Ne assert beg TO ~ thl' voluntarily resigned iy
situation for lie sole reason thai he IA his AsnAI aSh ae
rrad,ue : -iezi aiding reiu-ed 10 laS me W IH,
dem .ui. fact Ahc: can proved IN the ih'd 'NafH
r,uft 4, ltsrr f.e 10 1.sert that did mol III ma
f,ci=rc tie arjcl- e. led Tie TricopLef0ns ID ~
e.,ss iuirtt ~ proof winch hereby "uef IN 'u'
o G 10 any ;h- any o;i-r cay 10 amy
~ ,nsreieI!S shd that not the 'dentiea com,
SJ olI 1t the iboye pi4ce tor one DiiAr i'iat =
9, Fry CeuIs Ii Us doe sauSy IN. Public VIZ
publish ,ha constituent plf's Of The compound;
81 IL. A. {. BARKY. III Broadway
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

E Tae best Of reference s.vru /, iiur directed %
\ \, New NorA Tt.husc ollie, VIA naie aaJ ;i.r ,
.a>iue-. VII b. pio.at tly stfesteg so. $50 Or
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

s,7r..lgA5ZEE.LA-B fal "h"-e YOU 49,
:" l.-t-AH vito Its' u-cd .s"" an -iiiei'ti' ID
,t srit.nr- Ext. ar,rl, mr. delight. j "ith
,, ss.uar!, easaut haVpr. and ~ Superior 'i'ef 20
the blood and rrI.os, .uP-s-ant ale cii,' ODD l"o
I'm ~ t--lieln. %, mere -i,c-I. a- S'rns Further
f r-ast-s ,lar % prom.;s recovery after aE atiaeA
f,t d i.e,e Go. bottle cou'au- the Es.-ner ot 'r III
tr . OF tho ordinary preparations Of Sar-'?ar''ia
J. o Fi.. boe,ar and rsi.ii a:'ni'at Ai'inoi uiu5
80, it.l p,,1.ig.,y cor Jo.u-sf. N-s- ) ern.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
w A n rs.

"a sE HIS eaa &c ssp7ilsd Nit1 "a. est o. seq
Nsuis Tor ~ Az country, au. =. ,ae korte>: no.
Sc st - la, SroadVsy. ,sa h.,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
I,Nr:EGN.; .sNO a,sL <Nt:OOI..

1! " r. Churgh. seventh street. T." doc. east Of
Tlri tseuue-t. NEWMAN -ni D. BLACKMhN.
Principals. Terms. from s. - 81 per quarter Ia the
znd lrcm 81 : tie ia, School Tor the fErliA
5rin,--, .ad .r-m : 20 : ior the language.
treuch aud SPANS. taugst by Professor R,e. Pupils
s!liitted g 1.', TIME. >2> In
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

Y Primo F lr'es aud Musical Instruments tunrd and
r.nnIrel nt -hnFL n0tlc.. OH :"
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

m ia. .de AID -a-Ia: hosd ere rLtsey ren'' gu Id
H.. h.. returned h.- home resnred 20 peril He''n
L HscKiTG coUGH is uessr 'riiin: .7g; i. Il
Ill end IN e1a.uAi;toa. - yol take u Ali-n %
am. Do no, th- bse .u.s At ,eA,n7 eoif'; 'Aa'
Al os soy thing I'll eufe ~ r. -. 'l.n ~ i
= RAISING BIO Dbl Aiiea', saisan al care
,bi- d,esdiui disease II /, 80 -iins 10 ne lung,
rh,l /, require bot fe~ doses TO top AZ S1ei'ns
-ll,.. the coagb anI makes one breathe perfect;
s'i rArv II THE RREAsT-I have beaa cured II
!, 1y Or AIen's Bal-em. I..toIhers try Il
f 4. LOCKWOOD, cor. S2rsas saj Nsnck----
slibyE " c.ioa. co-aer 81 Boor-y 4EI GraH+ ST.
Tr X ,d.4or,h Providence General depot Ind Tho's-
al, ofiee AZ WlllDm Tyl-r- : Barclay stiest Nc"
yo,t olj I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
BANDEONES,

t;enms tic!nsn Cologne Water n.or'od, and ior sale
a, "a vrry lev prize - ~"
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

NsCxuEs. PICKLES :-order: received
I,,ho,', Escorted Pickles IL Gallons, Halves s1d
srt, in .he usual packages Cst,1i,s same a.; Al
20 Fui.on-.,. ue.f Ffo0f.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

5.s,Ns;.. tis,:t as t1I.I.. 70 :. = IL
j no ca.s- BOYD, celebrated Bi-a-lias fo"ds la'.
.', --'- rFRSSF & BROOKS. ~ Gih.rty-st-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

(t4o go = 3t~.--NUANN % IN VI
IL WOU =. 56j Rro.i~-.v, arr no" opening nr9 S'd
~plrnlid ~ Of si:c'r'd and oFn''H ta'"r IA
1s,,ors Bc.ctet, Vi uirl Lights LauterH., e. = Tor
Gas aud Can ie gld would Iiv,i those who ~ MIRO
ucihg The Clty Gas thu. hou-s 10 call an SOC ie'T
49,. rf.t.n ~ -
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

-rs:N a.ap,.. e,{sss bS.-A-fhhD oAIT
' iorchsa, Tailor. 80 ljd Fu!ioa'' would invite NJ
fricad, nai The patie cl and examine hi' SOCK oil
ncs Fell Goods consisting 81 Ciois Casslneres ld YES
pcs sca To IN. fail trade. Gentlemen ea"ns their or
ors nay rely upon ar beng fulfilled IN the most salia
acfnrn nannnr Z rms innlernte-CAs % dci.cfl $. u