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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
E. MERRIAM.
/" who Created the state Deb1s"

The Federal Loco Focos are trying to make the
People believe that the Wings created the pre-
sent State Debt. We will meet these assertions
BY referring to the records of the State.
In 1885, when the Loco-Focos had the major
ity in both Houses of the Legislature, and while
William l. Marcy was Governor, they passed a
law for the Enlargement Of the Erie Canal (See
Session Laws 1885, page 3l3, &c.) Pursuant to
this law, theCanal Commissioners (who were all
Loco. Focos, including WILLIAM c. BOUCK,
the Foco candidate for Governor went on
and made contracts for the Enlargement to the
amount of FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
In 1886 or 1887, WILLIAM L. MARCY, the
Loco-Foco Governor in his message to the Lee
gisature, recommended more speedy Enlarge
ment and requested the Legislature to make ae-
propriations for that purpose Thus it will be
seen that the Loco tocos responsible for the
Eric Canal Enlargement, the law for the same
having been recommended by Loco-Foco Cover
nor, passed by Loco-Foco Legislature, and the
contracts let by Loco-Foco Canal Commissioners,
to long lis, of Loco-FOco Contractors We
challenge the loco-Focos TO deny this. We chal.
lenge them to produce the documents to show
that the Wings are responsible fer the Erie ca
nal Enlargement.
In 1886, when the Loco-Focos had full control
in the Legislature, they passed laws for the con-
struction Of the Black River and Genesee Valley
Canals. (See Session Laws pages 207 and 339 J
On tbs 23d day of April, 1886, q Loco-Foco
Legislature and Loco-Foco Governor passed 4
law loanng the credit of the State to the n. York
aad Erie Railroad for THREE MILLIONS OF roL-
LARS. (See Session Laws 1886, pages 227, &c
In 1885, when the Wings had the Assembly
aud the Locos the Governor and Senate they
loaned tho credit of the State to the Canaioharie
and Catskill Railroad TO the amount OF THREE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, and TO the ithaca
and Owego Railroad, to the amour, Of TWO ppS
DRIED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS $50
Session Laws 1855. pages 224 and ee4)
The Loco-Foces having thus passed laws for the
construction of the Public Works, and for loanipe
the credit of the State to Railroads turn rouad
and abandon the very works commenced by them
selves, discharge thousands of laboring men from
employment, and impose the heavy burden of Di-
rect Taxation upon The People in these unusually
hard times. Such is the condition into which The
State has been brought BY the Loco-Foces. We
ask raen Of csndor and common honesty, whethc,
they viii remain any longer with q party, whose
whole course Of policy has been so destructive %
the true interests of the People.
Western State Journal.
A TRUE TEsr.--Noshing, says late writer
sets so wide mark between vulgar and nobl,
IL Il u IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

u-r Corporation NOtiCe.-Pubc notice is hereby
gwen that sale OF Property for unpaid Taxes will take
place at public auction al The City Hail OF the City OF New
York, on MONDAY, the 9TH day OF December, 1912, al 2
O'clock noon, aud be continued day day until The
whole OF said property shall he sold that The Detailed
statement OF the taxes, and property TO be sold published
IN the New Era newspaper printed and published in the
City OF New-fork. d. d. WILLIAMSON, Comptroller.
Conpioier'S Once. August So 1872 So lawI4w
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rVvHOMSONIAN.-Do YOU want health

Sen'es onondaga Co. and DR.. John Thomson, OF Albany
YORK have opened nirmay al SIS Broome street
many OF The most desperate of Consumption
aatsiss hlood, dyspepsia lndammaory Chronic Rheums
su, ana Dropsy may be cured and many other
distressing plants may be after the failure
az QUEER remedies Call and the patients now al the
inhrlary under treatment from whom facts can he learned
INA, would mol be prudent for others 10 proclaim as regards
Their rdpid Improvement in health. Also SEE In. og;nal
anu letters from their Maesties Kings OF
thllpe TO Doctor John Thomson These two broih.r.
nave bad upwards OF - each of experience. in ,I,
,iooy which they adduce viii certify, among which is
e opinion OF three several Committees appointed INV The
legislature OF The Stale OF New York examine said rac
use aa DOCTOR homsorss patients personally in ALBANY
hh WIN the patients the lnfraary by others
.ha are diseased viii Or satisfactory highest degree
10 the latter Call and them as il will COS, nothing bu
he worst kind cured. % nm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

RonREp-Near the junction of the Tonawanda
Creek and Erie Canal, stranger who left Lock
port some days before in search of a farm. Sun
day morning he rearhed Lockport in the stage,
with his coat cut of at the breast where he had
secured his money $4,000, which was taken from
him. He says several men seized and bound him,
and then robbed him OF the $4,000.
Rochester Post.
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AGENTS OFFICE, STATE PRIsos,}
Auburn, Oct 10, 1912.

Auburn, Oct 10, 1872. 5
NOTICE is hereby given, that sealed
Proposals will be ecsiveAat,he oiceot the sub'crib.
until TUESDAY the M day OF next at 10 O'clock.
A H. tor The services o TrnConvcs with the privilege OF
increasing the same the Agent may be able u furnish
any member not exceeding Three Hundred for the term
Five years from The t dsv OF January next, be
ploye OF Files and such articles Of
iery which the United States principally supplied by
forrigD in1portann-
Sufficient sloproom suitably warmed and lighted, will
be furnished by The State.
Note Persons making proposals required To name the
amount per day, offered for the services OF each Convict
and furnish tie name OF the person persons offered
surety g the Contract with their written assent thereto
the respective making proposals required
he at the time Of opening such proposals Dec
2otbl either in person or by duly authorized agent
ol3tDD HENRY POLHEMUS, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

The U. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-Tbe U. S. Dis
irict Court for the Northern District Of the State
of NewYork, was opened this morning at the City
Hall; Present the Hon. SMITH THOMPSON and the
Hon. ALBERT CoNkL1NG The Circuit viii be
held after to-day by Judge THOMPSON, Judge
CoNKLlNc taking advantage Of brief from duty
to visit parent in Suffolk County We ore gra-
tilted to find Judge C. Notwithstanding the Her
culean labor which the Bankrupt Law cast upon
him, in the enjoyment Of not only improved but
excellent health. Alb Eve. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
5r1 FOR SALE OR TO LEASE-Tns

M subscriber offers lis Mansion House and Groas n
abe.h Por, New Jersey fer sale, or to !et % AT
more year, The properly consists OF good siso ,srk
built house, finished in the reaiest MANNER WIZ rect
maDtles &C. and good dry cellar, m ktcLen snu and
house attached The house; excellent wei o. s
large fterog cistern with pumps in each gosa TIE
ouhouses all nearly new, and in complete eps,sra
ground consists OF about enclosed wD soek
fences and laid in fruit yard garden 30 Wen q
with The choicest fruit from Princes and Other nd
csilenl bearng grape wires, towering and onet Re
sired The premises are beautifully situated on ,.'sd d.
slope. With The delightful prospect OF sss WI
sound, and adjacent country. The
Elizabeth Port and New York Ferry Company s
times day aud from The city; and The ufs cd
made by the New jersey Railroad tour OF Nv paIs
lars enquire al No. 5s Pearl street. On the 1Wp
soo IJf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
pOARD-6S Duane st.-There is moth
ap ing better nothing cheaper. Call and see. OF Inn
COMBINATION of

a The Locomotive and Boston Card Presses Tor Card
Printing also every description, Job Printing. Fhe
SGth Power Press this superior Rus, Press also the crle-
brated Press by Emery, London, the oY
counywhich presses fo speed beauty and executions OF
work, cannot surpassed The city. The location
extensive establishment lis John street 81 door from
Pearl where orders Printing execued al shortest
notice, style equal thing Yet produced. BY
FsLGEE x SUTT0N, Printers.
N Il. Look well for No Is John 81. Pearl. oa0 St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
ssg FARM FOR SALE-siuated at

N& FARM FOR SALE---oItudle s,. o.
- Lyons's farms New Jersey near ths baPss ah ,e
ing House on tho upper road from Newark G 70 son,s
und AboD hours ride rom Jefy w s sp
Ing 20 acres OF first rate land OF aA, al GRATED I'd
variety Of pear cherry, ounce aat Other t ra xs
House built in modern style a!,9 osr a, mai o
Iookng The surrounding cousty The bay and sl, ss f
and and will be sold low if disposed OF previous 70 sua
OF December Part OF the purchase molel ~ wan
For particulars enquire of N. Stoddard on TIE pTensf
W., m YhiIi nck No. l6o Seuth.street ~ Y oIo@-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

INDIA RUBBER PAvEMENT.-Who would have
thought of paving our streets, stables and pas
sases with India Rubber? Yet such thing
seems to be expected; for we find in the Polytech-
mic Journal, the notice Of plan for so doing
The price will be about the same as the best as
rhalt pavement. 1t is so elastic that it will not
fracture with the heaviest blow, which property
prevents it wearing away. 1t can be altered re-
paired, or reIaid, at a small expense, as the old
material can be taken back and revoked We
have understood that many persons of high rank
have ordered that their stables he laid down with
the caoutchouc pavement; the advantage of which
to the feet of the horses, must Immediately suggest
itself. London paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
N1O AGRICULTURlSTS.-The pub

TRNU AGKECULIUhISI O.-I nc pun
listers OF tae American Agrcuurist would respect
fully solicit the attention OF Farmers and others engaged IN
Agricultural pursuits. 20 the aforementioned work
The following are few of The many favorable notices
which This work has received:
The grcuturist appears TO be- edited with that kind
ability practical kRowes that must place IL among
the rank with similar periodicals in country
Wayne County Record, Indiana
From the known ability ol!e editors, we have no doubt
this prove useful paper, and worthy the patron
age OF lIr agriculturS We hail The appearance of this
journal another evidence OF the interest which mani.
Tested in the subject of Agriculture"
Central Farmer, Rome, New-York.
From careful perusal OF the contents of the American
hgriculurist hesitate not 10 ii bids fair 10 become
valuable acquisition any farmer who does not al
ready know much acquire further knowledge in his
avocaon' The Jeftrsonan Mansfield, Ohio.
The above work Is published monthly leach number TO
contain 81 pages royal octavo at The low rate OF 81 per
annuni. SAXTON L MILES. Publishers,
eos Broadway.
s. NJ. have constantly on hand all the popular works
relating 10 Agriculture in all its branches. ol7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

A TRUE TEsr.--Noshing, says late writer,
sets SO wide mark between vulgar and noble
soul the reverential love of womanhood. A
man who is always sneering at woman is generally
u coarse proaigate or q bigot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
STOVES.


for heating Psriors Halls, &c, and there probably is
not Stove sale in lh city at contains fin so small
compas all the advantages this Stove does for neaincss oil
ssE heal surpassed by and equai.ed by very
few if any; and while am about it should like 10 call
the atntlon OF public those Stoves for sale in this
market that only got to look H. and not Tor service
and utility there Is considerable cracking about holioT
me.!y ask the question: would hearth base made OF
sheet iron stand much putting teet apoH tor that purpose
think not, therefore would canton the public To buy
such Stoves only have been well tested and tried This
Stove hearth and two doors IN 'front.' one Tor
putting coal The other show the Ere thereby CIV
ing very cheerful appearance and at The same time prlnS
an open fire convenient Tor warming ar drying the eef IL
may the Fair next week and IS Tor sale al NE
Mandatory No. $50 waierrest, and also at y ard 10
Bowery and al Powell Winnings, Brooklyn
NJ Inn SAMUEL. r. SPELMAN, 2S9 Saier-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
sga FARM SALE-A Bargain,

n. ,nwn of summit scehare county, b.g 5,ss-
an ae c oWa one hundred and
one HUNDRED Of ~biehs under high .1is s T.
the balance heavy timber; The farm - wen Zoo .fssssa
equal distance between four villages wan - interest
churce.s One halt the money may gsl', s a. Canals
nr n n SWEET. corner Of Hudson and oig IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

ARD OlL.-5000 gallons fall strained
8 4 for sale in quantities suit purchasers at the lar
on Mandatory, 67 Princestreet
This Oh IS we'll adapted to machinery, and burns we'll
Sperm being free from smoke and smell, and sells far
sc I'm H. a PARSLOW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
~ FOR SALE; OR EXCHANGE.-A

sea FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED
.I..A. Farm Shrewsbury, Monmouth county, Nesy.
sey, consisting about thirty acres OF land. Ilp
nents good tive story dwelling house ana hnt "a
barn. wagon house. and other necessary oulDnss 80, ~,
farm il situated the main road leading IRON spIssys
10 Red Bank, and about half mile IRON Tue aeae.s
landing al Red Bank. The land il well lencea, hae,'
with variety of fruit trees. and in good ordrr sa
s!dence every why desirable. The farm VIII be su ~
reasonable terms exchanged for productive iSa,ss y
this city. For particulars, inquire OF JAMES se saas
e. New.ynrk ~ r - - - szSlR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

II EEP WARM.-Ihe subscriber offers
IN Tor sale No 23i Water street wholesale and retail
Orr's Patent and improved ArTight constructed
burning either W od coal Over Five thousand OF
these Stoves were sold the city Boston Last season and
found to be the most economical in the consumption OF ut
of any Stove introduced They are recommend
ed particularly by physicians, tor heating rooms lot me
SICK and persons afflicted with consumption have found
great relief by the OF the above Stove the ar preu'ed
being of temperature than can possibly pe pro-
duced BIZ any other offered TO tie public Please
call and examine for yourselves, before purchasing else
where d. d. WENDELL, No. eG Wnler.st
off I'll door from Beehnan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
A MEXICAN LOCK DEPOT--The

"A MFKICAN LUVN IJF.fU I = TIC
subscribers constantly receiving supplies of Anne
rcan Locks, LalcieS &c and furnishing them al
greatly reduced prices. Persons wishing supply Them
selves can be furnished any thickness OF doors
competent person will be any part OF the city, or
Brooklyn, 10 take orders for house. whenever required
AID the locks warranted 10 give satisfaction Orders from
the country should the thickness doors and whether
they open 10 the right hand or left on entering.
VAN BLARCOM i CHAMPLIN,
ol5Iw+ 900 Ptarl-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

ri Office is hereby given that proposals
viii b. received at the Inspectors Office the State
Prison. Mount Peasanl, the second Wednesday in No.
veber next nj III O'Clock the forenoon contract
with 80 The first December ensu-
ing 10 bs increased within year l0 the Of
i've yrafs al making spch kinds OF CHAINS wrought nails.
articles o. hardware" of which the chief supply Tor the
consumption OF the country IS imported from without the
United STATES" Convenient shop and fuel will be
furnished Whoever takes the find tools ard
fixtures and be subject tr regulations OF the
Prison The payments must bP made monthly With credit!
OF three months Satisfactory security will be required.
Let The proposals specify price per day for each
DAVID L. SEYMOUR,
Agent STATE Prison, Mount Pheasant.
SrptrLber 9Th. 1872 slO Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

SeuIRRELs.-T game is now quite abundant
in the woods; but they not as plenty in the
ghborhoed of our city, as they appear TO be
elsewhere. Near Detroit, party of hunters
killed 8, 800 in one day. The woods are full of
them at Fort Erie and they swim the Niagara
river in droves. On the Aegany river, they are
almost us thick as the leaves. From all directions,
they are marching South--an old Indian sign of a
hard winter. Roch. Dem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
.KOF. ORR'S AIRTIGHT STOVE

Il The undersigned are The only agents for vending and
utility and superior excellence certificates from persons OF
the first responsibility may be the store We guar
antee against any explosions if put up according 10 our
directions We have also improved Alright Stove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
SXTAR WAR WAR The Wig

SXTaR WAR WAR The Wig
w Makers have declared hos,ilitrs against neigh
hor Dr.. JAYNE, account OF his HAIR TONIC, which
i. knocking all their business ino 'cocked hat Ladies
nGd Gentlemen old and young, fockng TO the Doctors
standard Heads laDg dvss,ed 81 the first rudimens
Of hair, after using his Hair Tonic, appear with
and flowing locks which isalom himself might have
We'd Beardess bows with large and bushy wills
ker-, and indies smile again through their ring
lets, mare beautiful and bewicng hnH Bald heads
dong their wigs and throwing them 10 the n,oe and
bats while the wg-makers stand aghast they behold
demolition OF their business
What will be The consequence OF this know mol,
as the wgges are outrageous and the Doctor remains hrn
and declares that some things he done well 9th.
ers, and that Bald Heads may well their hair
as the hair OF other people Weekly Messenger.
Itmay be had OF DR.. JAYNE, No: ~ South Third street.
Philadelphia
Sold al wholesale and retail by the agents A. B. 4
SANDS, Druggists Ma 70 Fniton street. corner OF Gold
street. and No. 100 Futonsteet Also sold by David
Co, No. u East Broadway, OF Marketstreet ;
Abraham Z. Sands Co, NO. Z73 Broadway, Granite
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
TrNITED States Tea Emporiium,

l2i, late 129 Chatham street. Newly York. wholesale
and rcaThe Canton Tea Company soutinue to offer tor
s,Ia nry and fragrant Teas OF variety and style
Their assortment specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades OF Green and Black Every package bears
be stamp ueatness and elegance and the Teas therein
ty and power will rsman uninlpaired in climate Their
system Of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely To be
id II is founded upon the uiikest regard 10 the rights
Of The customer especially with respect weigh and
qaallty and unrrals cheapneS All purchasers are sailed
-, sa;;>frti,n when The money will be cheertuy and
promptly refunded Country merchants, public establish
meut heads of families and shpmas;er VIII hnd Il dec
ded ayan;ageto supply themselves from tnS
Coffee roasted every day. -,
Orders from all parts the United STATES e1ecned Win
promptiiude and despatch
II The only warehouse in America for the sale o. Hou
qua's celebrated Black Tea. 50 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

ROMAN PUBLIcATIoNs.-A work of some i'm
portance to the scientific world has just been pub
lished at the cost of the Papal Government, viz:
a description of all the obelisks OF Rome, accom-
panied by as complete an explanation as the recent
discoveries relative to the heroglyphics of Egypt
! permitted. This important work was interrupted
for some time by the death of It's accomplished
author, Fea, but has now been completed 10y the
learned Pater Ungarelli. The Etruscan Museum
is another work of the highest Importance for the
publication of which we are indebted TO the liber-
Atty of the reigning Pope. The literary part of
| this publication has been superintendent by Achil
Genarelli, young man who not long ago distin-
guished himself by some papers on Italian anti
putty, read at the Papal Academy of Archaeology.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
uULL's TRUssEs.-Notice to Rup-

tured PersonS--Persons afflicted with ruprres may
rely upon The best instrumental aid the world aords,
application III the Office, No. either OF
the agents in the principal towns in the United States Be
careful 10 examine the back pad OF Hulls II
they are endorsed by DR. Hull ia writing None eenr-
ne or to be relied upon good without his signature
Many persons have undertaken 10 vend limitations OF
Huls celebrated ruses and thousands imposed uponn
consequence These limitations be relied upon they
made by unskilful mechanics and no better than
the ordinary upSs-S-
Rooms have beea fitted up al No. Veseyreei, e1cia
s1Teiy ladies' having separate from the bus
ntSs department where female IN constant attendance
10 wait upon female patients 81 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

fEvQ TANNERS.-For sale or to let,
4 the following property of the late MOSES ELY
deceased viz An extensive Tannery, situated at wash
ngton Vile, Orange county, together with good Dwelling
Barn Garden &c. Also The Mandatory al Newark, n.
j. recently the property of D. g. Crockett and by HIM oc
cuped Patent Leather Mandatory; together WIN
several commodious dwelling and oDthonses, &c. Apply
10 EUGENE ELY. Il Fulon-street, 10 ALtRED
POST, NewburgiI, n. Y. ola lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

Leave Eizabeth-POrt at O'Clock 4. n. aBd ats ~
Leave Nsw-York AT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and At a fA.
NJ B-Passengers for Westfed, Scotch Plains, Pa1s,p
Bound Brook, SoneIville, Easton Schooeys Aesuhs
by The Exabeth:town and Someryille Railroad Carr nj
leave NewYork in the 81 o'clock boat IN the morning "a.
in the II and O'Clock boats in the afternoon.
Passengers from the 81 O'Clock boat viii leave Somes,
in stages Tor Easton and for SchoOleys MouRaa cad
rival OF the cars at Someryle.
The Horse Car will leave the front of the Union E
quarter OF an hour previous the departure OF each boat
All baggage al the risk OF its owner. oil;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
o. 3sa S. K. FRAZIER, 80 water street
CTOVES.-J.. THOMFSON'S PRE-

GTOVES.-J. THOMFSON'S PRE-
y MUM Russia Sheet Iron Paror, Store, Hall, once
and Nursery Stoves have been use nine years ana
are well known. dat but tIe need be said about Them
The Institute has awarded NE TWO premiums Tor
the and cheapest stoves in the market lher greal an
vantage over others that they have ash pipe winch
carries light ashes, troublesome in other stoves
and injurious urDre and Terehandis9 These stoves
are sold with the privilege trying them two weeks, and
returning them without charge, they do not prove saiiac
tory Although they the cheapest OF any IN the market
nor, prices Just reduced from 10 TO 10 per cent.
These stoves are inr sale retail, and orders taken Tor
wholesale at the following places:
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM, 1915 Greenwich 81, N y.
w. WILLIS Y co. lf9
w H. SWEETS..204 Canal street, n. Y.
j. w. BALDWIN X Co, Kingston y. Y.
i. J. < H. COFFlNS. Poughk rcpse, n. Y.
6; II. STOUT. New Brunswick, \. j.
BACkUS BROTHER, Newark, N. j.
Orders the subscriber will he promptly attended
to JONATHAN THOMPSON.
Railway, N j., Sept ed, 1912. s3 I'm