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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31

Newspaper Once. Liverpool.
CHARLES WILMER ef Liverpool. supplies the AEls-
ricaI public with BRITISH NEWSPAPERS, =MASA-
ZINES BOOKS, and PRINTS, on the advantageous
terms He forwards the very a,e,, editions OF all the o-
don and Provincial Newspape Shipping Lasts Price ur-
rents &c &C. well those onla parts oi the European
Continent BY the Steamers nnd LHerIro Liverpool Lon
don and Bristol, and the Magazines, Books aud Prints as
soon published.
His charge tor London Daily Papcr E 81 or week
" one published Fyepence, Il S. l0d; or SiNptlee,
E Ss. Cd per annuIs all the Magazines, Books or fris
be supplies the prices they charged by te
publishers in London.
All orders should prevent disappointment be addressed
CHARrEs full und will be attended 10 unless ac-
conpaned by remittance reference TOR payment tree
months advance some Liverpool or London house
P.S.-News Letters comprising epoine OF every innS
interesting American Canadian readers furnished ON
-.,sonabla terms II lawly
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
ID OILED AND PLATED BRASS

u FIRST rate arcle OF Rolled and Plated Brass car
always be found at JAMES g. MOFFETT l2l Prince s.
Wooster at the lowest market prices Likewise VERY
superior article OF CoopeF's Brass. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
MOTIFS ODCOOKING STOVE.

Y The subscribers offer this Premium Wood Cooking
Sieve to the public request the attention OF those pur
chasing te article OF worth Of which we have abnn
dant testimonials They stand highest in the the market a
Cooking Stove woed. All the utensils IN
culinary purposes attached to them. They ac-
know lodged 10 The best article for cooking with the
cep,on Of an open fire. The for baking and roasting
are equal for these purposes brick oven II will be Tor
the advantage of those in want OF superior article 10 give
US call ShbfhkD q w.
o2q I'm MOTIFS Stove Warehouse. 242 Wa;er.street.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
From the Boston Miscellany for Nov
THE CRY OF THE HUMAN.

From the Boston Miscellany for Mo-
THE CRY OF THE HUMAN.
BY ELIZABETH 3. BAaRETr.--Engiand
THERE is no Cod the foolish saith
But none, there is ne soErow:D
And Nature oft the cry OF faith
In bitter need will borrow.
Eyes, which the preacher could not school
By wayside graves are raised.
And lips say, "God be pitiful,'
Tha, ne'er said, .God be praised. +"
Be pitiful-
Be piriful, o God!
The tempest shooteth from the steep
The shadow of It's coming:
The beasts and birds anear US creep
As power were in the human
Power! while above, the mountains 'Na"''
We spirits tremble under!
The hills have echoes-out we MAKE
No answer TO the thunder.
Be pitiful-
Be pitiful, Q God.
p.-bsns the war is in the plains;
Earth feels new scythes upon her:
We reap cur brothers for the wains,
And call the harvest honor!
Draw out confronted line to line,
The natures all inherit;
Then kill, curse on, by that same sign,
Clay, clay; and spirit, spirit.
Be pitiful-
Be pitiful, o God.
Perhaps the plague is in the town
And never bell is telling
And corpses, jostIed meath the moon,
Nod to the death carts rolling.
The strong man calIeth for the cup,
The young maid brings i, weeping;
The wife from her sick babe looks up,
And shrieks away its sleeping.
Be pitiful-
Be pi,iful, 0 God.
We treuble by the harmless bed
Of one loved and departed.
Our tears drop on the lips that said
Last night Be stronger-hearted ?"
Clasp, clasp the friendly fingers cIose-
We stand here all as lonely
To see light on dearest brows
Which is the daylight only.
Be Pitifu--
Be pitiful, O God.
The happy children come to US
And look up in our faces;
They ask US, was it thus and thus,
When we were in their places?
We cannot speak: we see anew
The hills we used TO live in
And feel our mothers smile press through
The kisses she is giving.
Be pitifnl-
Be pi,ifu, o God.
Wepray together at the kirk
For mercy, mercy solely
Hands weary with the evil work,
We lift them TO the Hely.
The corpse is calm below our knee,
Its spirit bright before thee:
Between them, worse than either, we
Without the rest or glory;
Be pitiful-
Be pitiful, Q God.
We leave the communing of men,
The murmur of the passions,
And live alone, to live again,
To endless generations.
Are we SO brave the sea and sky
In silence lift their mirrors,
And glassed therein our spirits high
Recoil from thelr own terrors.
Be pitiful-
Be pitiul, 0 God.
We sit on hills our childhood wist,
Woods, hamlets, streams beholding,
The sua strikes through the farthest mist
The ci,y's spires to golden.
The city's golden spire it was
When hope and health were strongest,
And now it is the kirk-yard grass
We look upon the longest.
Be pitiful-
Be pitiful, o God.
But soon all vision waxeth dull:
Men whisper, He is dying !"
We cry no more. Be pitiful"-
We have no strength for crying.
No strength, no need! Oh, eyes of mine,
Look up, and triumph rather.
So, in the depth of Gods divine
The Son adjures the Father,
BE PlTlFUL-
Be PITlFuL, o GoD.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
Hygeian Medicines

M ORISONS Hygelan Medclnes.-
I've NOTlCE.-Whereas, a. A. SaBanos of "a Broad
way, New-York, is making improper OF Messs.
Mcrison Co.'S appointment for the sale of then asdl
ciues This is therefore, inform the public that Mf
Sanapos is not authorized 10 sell M0RiSoNS PILLS
IN NewYork, and that Messrs Morlssns on!y Agents IN
New-Eo ars Messrs. FIRTH L HALL OF No. / Frank
lin square, wEn alone tie Medicines be had gen
uine. fSigpedl MORRISON J. Gu.
Dated British College OF Health, New Road, Leaosn,
} une 18th. ISs2 iy9u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31

ID RITANNIA TEA SETTS, Nc.-We
have Just received by packet ship Oxford, sup
ply OF Sheffield Britannia Urns Coffee Pots and Tea Sets,
which offered for sale atod prices although by the
tariff the duties are increased.
As it respects our house duties, and the duties
owe to customers the first have already been paid cash.
and the latter III endeavor discharge daily install
nents of polteness and attention.
A complete assortment Of domestic Britannia Ware ard
German Silver Goods, for sale. wholesale and retail, by
BOARDMAN Il HART,
OF 2us q Rurlinp. siin foot of John street
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
CEBRING,S RESTORATIVE Cor

dial, No. 476 Broadway ", Y.-This Cordial having
obtained iast celebrity OF the many cures
has performed in 10 which is adapted The public
respectfully informed thai relieves Dysps sa and other
disorders OF the Il IS peculiarly adapted ~
move those complaints by constantly yScIng. but by
strengthening the system No mistake he made
suppose that Dyspepsia, other disease arising
from debility be cured by frequent forced acton on
bowels By porgavc medicines. hen this complaint
exists the sytem already weak, and every afduonsi
ao>e tends TO make IL The Cordial, on the
acting tonic strengthens The digestive
and assists them 10 perform their funcuon nature de-
signed. Hence II IS found be efcacous a!so m those
diseases pacEllar 70 fsTale which frequently
from weakness than from h6y otier The Cardai
likewise certain for The Nervous Headache and
affords relief almost all affections OF The system,
II excellent preventive OF cosveneSs and low spirits
The aged ard nm OF both SeIeSand persons ofsedenar
hsbi prone covene. have experienced great beneht
u IL speedily promotes strength all cages of gen
era debility good and besihy appetite, gives
as in convaIeence from levers ard other acute dis
orders In proof OF its IN The above complaints the
public referred To the recommendations OF pby
clans, well as those OF respectable gentlemen who have
derived benefit from The OF II. some OF which pub
iished IN the circular accompanying each bottle.
The Restorative Cordial prepared and >Od by the pro.
riesor $40 Broadway n =. and by respectable drug
sss throughout the country. Price 81 per bottle and So
per dozen Orders accompanied by the cash punctuay
executed and forwarded according 10 directions
Sold ase by the MeSsrs RUshinn Aspnwall gs W lillian,
40 Broadway and IN isiOr fionsa, I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
MAGAZINES and Periodicals for Oct.

N ACALINES and Periodicals ior Oct.
V-The Artist Godey's Ladies' Book. GrahaHis La
dies and Genemans Magazine, Ladies World o! Fashion
Yoang Peoples Book, Boston and Beniley's Miscellany
&c: Farm House OF the XIX Century with more than
1000 engravngs; Biblical Journal, Christian Family Mag
anime, Edited by II. Rect and ID. Newell Temperance
other AlmanacS; The Rainbow and Radiant a new
humorous and witty journal we'll calculated 10 please ihe
lively and gay. All Of which will he >oid wholesale ana
retail liberal discount made 10 these who sell again
NIB. 80 Agents wanted circulate Magazines PERI
odicals, &c.
P.S. All Editors of Papers who will copy the above
weekly and send copy this office, shall have copy oil
the Radian, Farm House OF the NIX Century sent 10
them according they may direct. 4. J. sENToN
oil Saw Ina No. II Beekman Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31

TOSEPH GiLLOTT, Pen Manufacturer
~ TO THE oUEEN.-CAUTiON.-The high charac-
OF these Pens has induced the attempt the part oi
several dsrepu,ahie makers opIactce fraud only upon
Mr. Gsit but also upon the pdbic- An inferior ce,
bearing the miSspelled name thus Giot omng the final
l. IS now in market IL readily be detected by its
unfinished appearance and tha vy common style in which
it Is ppt ap
Observe. the genuine Pens ali marked In full
sJoseph Gillo,rs PATENT Joseph lllet. arranted :"
and thai each gross bears fac siule OF his Signature
The above may be had, wholesale, of HENRY JESSOP
iyl5 iy 81 Johnstreel. corner OF Gold.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
SCHOOL BOOKS

~ Comprising the Primary School Primer, Spelling.
Book ls I'd, Sd and 9Th Readers: Published by
DAYTON l. NEWMAN 1879 Broadway, N. Y.
Recommendation from S w. Clark, Principal OF the
Monroe Academy Dir. w. C.. Sanders: Dear Sr-l have
been recently reminded of the fact that have expressed
publicly my opinion series of Readng Books This
IS true and my apology is public sentiment has super
saed the NECESSITY for so doing whole community
have bu, one apnon OF the merits of your books
ca and approved teacher in this vicinity who has used
ihem will consent any other. have examined them
n,eniiveiy and freely subscribe the general sentiment,
Tbey are jus; the thing The books are manufactured in
ha hest siye The Taper fine, the type large, te les
sons appropriate their order progressive The subjects at
raclve ibe sentiment pure. and the price low Teachers
an voutbs are your debtors for your valuable services
Nav dine gratitude be giveu.-Respecttuy yours,
"S. w. CLARK, Principal OF The Monroe Academy
"Elbrdge. N Y. Sept. %, 1872 ,-,
cbeerluy concur in the above have also examined
Mr. Sanderss Young Choir and believe il the best calcu
lated Juvenile Schools of any work with which am ac-
onainted Ii is used n text book in this Academy.
.sw s. NILES, Inst. in Teachers Department,
in NDcal Aus sjr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
SCHOOL at MID

DLETOWN, Connecticut-A Classical and English
Boarding School for young gentemen-The Wster Ses-
sion will commence Nov. 18th and continue p weeks
This School well supplied With apparatus, both Philo-
alse complete OF American and Foreign Outline Maps
Library &c. &c Students thoroughly prepared Ell
ther for business or coleg late institutions
The Principals and Pupils reside together in one family
Temporarily occupying the place OF parents the Principals
morals and education OF their Pupils. No student whose
example is found injurious will he permitted TO continue
with
Mendng, Fuel, Lights, and Bedding is $3.50 per annpm
each term in advance.
No 1870 Pearsree of the Rev. Henry Chase No. laj
CheETy-street ID. II. CHASE, A. M Prncnas
oG nl5 = IL. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
rpOOR,S celebrated PATENT COAL

CPOOR'S celebrated PATENT COAL.
- STOVES, designed for Stores Offices, Halls and Par
lorsThese Stoves are acknowledged by all who have
used them 10 supersede any other kind offered 10 the
public. They now be had At greatly reduced Prices
oUehird less than ormery-owing 10 the depressed stae
of the times Those wishing purchase Stoves dr the
above purposes requested call and examine for them
selves AT 65 Chalhamtreet being the only place where
they be obtained in this city. N. B. Spoors Stoves
repaired. BENJAMIN ARMSTRONG.
New-York October g. 1912 oil I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
sk% VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

@ VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-
Situated n Southport. about three miles from the vii.
age OF Elmra, County OF Chemung, lying on Seclare
Creek containing S Of land considerable part of
which Is under excellent Improvement There are
iso Houses and two Orchards The Farm, and Barns
Sheds &c, and could be very easily divided nto two
parts II considered 10 be of the best Farms in Tie
nelshborhood, and will be sold reasonable terms
Inquire OF A. LAMB, No. 5e6 Fourtl,-street or of
oi0 lm- A. koNKLE, village of Elrsra
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31

GREAT ATTRACTION.-Th sub
business al $50 Walersreet and the original Agent for
vending and selling Professor Orr Patent Airght Stove
in this City, would respectfully inorm The public that he
Beekman, where may be found complete assortment OF
The above Stoves new style, and at reduced prices Over
Five Thousand OF these Stoves sold in the City OF
Boston last season. and found be the most economical IN
the consumption fuel of any Stove heretofore introduced
heating for the sick and persons afflicted with con-
sumption found great relief by the OF this Stove,
he air produced being of even temperature than
possibly be by any other Stove offered TO the
public Also Wilcoxs Alright Stove for wood-a beauti-
Stove designed for Stores Offices Halls and Parors
very cheap and economical article. printed direction ac-
companies all the above Stoves Please call and examine
for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere Recoec The
number d. d. WENDELL, No. 81 Water.st.,
o9e Inn I'd door from Beekmnn.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31

VNHE KITCHEN COMPANION-Th
Il true and genuine article without The Improvement
OF uted bottom oven plate which is calculated collect
use and 50 highly approved by ali who have used them
may he had at the following places, prices tn suit the
times William Willis Co., i79 Greenwicl,-street; vii
cry; j. Madison 1921 Grand-slreet, and C. Cade, Jr
40 Harrsonsrect o24 1u~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31

BOARDING, SCHOOL.-Irving Insti-
I'D tute-An English and Classical Boarding School lo
Young Gentlemen Tarryown, New York; No day Scho.
lars received)-WM p. LySN a. Nj. and CnAs. ii. LYON,
A. NJ, Principals
Circulars containing references catalogue OF patrons and
all desirable information may bs had application al the
institution or at the bookstores Of A. Ceman 3 Broad
way; II. Lockwood Ill Broadway; II. 5. Raynor, 76
Bowery; T. j. Grower, 63S Broadway.
n R.-Winter Session opens ON the Isl November o6
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
MISS OKAM's BOARDING AND

M ISS OKAM'S BOARDING AND
IYE DAY SCHOOL win be opened on Thursday, stl
September, at No. 66 Hammond street.
Mr. and Mrs BLEEcKER for many years at the head o
popular Female Seminary in Westcbester County, assocr
ated with Miss Dram OF this City having takea the exen
sve Mansion NO. &c Hammond.street, will open Boarding
and Day School for Young Ladies Thursday, Sept 81!
The building and grounds for elegance convenience and
healthy location surpassed by aHy similar nStilu
ton in the city.
Miss ORAs with assistants, will attend to the instruction
Of the Young ladies' and the domestic department; will be
nnaer the Snperintendence Of Mrs. Bleecker s2N
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31

81 FOR SALE-The 2 Lots fronting on
Il. Rivngton street. and numbered SO and Il on said
s,rrri-each lot IS feet in width by 100 in length
Also, lots the Northery side of slst street 500
feet, Ea,terly from the 9th avenue
Apply TO 6: CLARK, Esq, l36 Water street J Pc.
SHINE 8i Mulberry St or to the subscriber 10y ma a.
Far Rnckaway, Long Island
oa0 I'm 7 NppToN r.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-31
TNGLISH NEWSPAPERS. MAGA-
E ZINES BOOKS AND PRINTS.-TransatlnitIc

NJ have constantly on hand all the popular wors:
relating 10 Agriculture IN all its branches. oi1
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itber.
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rrpa nit @crngftldsung et>pa cuf Die SortIhre Die
fer Gepn6ltf, wenn e auocrS meld,s mItt, 1ibcn -
nein no mir getrouer e5 uuS flar ausSnprcden, oaB
Ole pcutfte Station no u1tcr ibr Die befdhioen Ndn'
ner cine hIbere Sore BON bcier Geputf habel, ais Die
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fjuntcn.-Je miro eu 1T oiciem eauoc auEiIIg gene
iener Deutlbe bei fencr Gifcbr mad, Deutihlanc NIT
Dem Taneu cines "GerrdtbcrS" bepiafcmmnct lucr
oer, cnoern cine ceutfhen Mitbritocr nab uuc fern
perrcn tbm canfbar fir bic NRttthelune Der Grf1brun:
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tbnen mHalttb 1T, untcr pcn 9c9eupdrtgen llminben
auf tbren heimtIhen Scrcn ;u perpFanScn' fnhcn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-14

Die Bhtqs U.Waad,uiIetts, haben NIT cincr Tin fGcu
9Rehrbett lit Der @elcsgebun9 jenen Stant 70 ellges
thcilt, oa nur eiu Grtft benrfratil bic auocru IL
Der gGtgs Ciltrfte (Inh go UWl fir he ehrlictcn
QStl9s So1ten tc unierei Staa audi 70 etbeeu tiu
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ttefen nun Die Hemcfraten bon WaiIaduittS nbt
ne9 SlnttpCrt 9Seil Ge 81 m . { "a te II Iub uno
ais iclde ben @runcla ehren, raB ,re Wehrheit re9e
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bre 9epllt, bann 1T e5 an benz 8rlfe niele7 Mchrbcit
ourd ben Stmmfaifen inibre Sd,ranfcu SuritdSnrei.
en. O1rum 1T Die BerfaArenspetic Der lShtg Miuocre
belt uniercr lebten @ees9ebun9 fddnrlihcr 8erratb
uno tper olen Serrnb untertlsen fan,t, ber muB ale
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70 3etgt es oab ur, oa es elmer eancpcu ieblindtger
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% @uer Bahlfprud iet 0tteoer NIT ben Serrdthprn
lnfere Contribution foa ihre @eltau9 bebalten -
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mann per6antt fen 8erm09en mehr ben gangen Salts
uen jeaer aIs ieftter befcnoern Ibdtiafeit sou bn
oes nun 6eDcrredten, ntebr @tnfnB anf ndS Stadts.
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drmere SRtblr9er 9un rnc nimmernlehr llno bod
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-14

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&f mnb eeioen Dahin fcmnen, 100 Der 9edfGnnige
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-14

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-04-06
sSOfic0.
state OF aanth Carolina.
EDGErlELp DISTRICT.

= '.'t tII ~
Jaroh ! StuIia ar'i aro'',.i ,yt
tsr"''5r, H""r: S"ni,z. ~" ,. L9'
n;irr, SimP~"a. d o,isr, "'''
+ nppeJr'r. ~ my ~, hc,i"r that !.!laa
q Alexander. !E.i!inm i. iians.l. ard Oliver
Simpson, defendants III ,h!s case arr without
the limits OF THIS State; on motion. by Mr.
Wa'd!aw. Solicitor 70, plaintiffs: Ordered. that
the defendants ahnve nam-i ,lo a.2ear in this
Honorable Court, and plead. answer "r ,leinur
10 this Bill within three month from the publ
cation oi this "ricr. or The said Bill will be taken
pro ronfesso against them
J. TERRY. C. y Ed
Commissioners Office. Feb. -, l5i2
March - 3n 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-04-06
E.EKsERY. &T.aEeEE.

LIVER Y ST.IEsLE.
II N the reur oflhe Old American Hotel,
= occupiedby z. r. Hunter, opposite the
Rail Road depot.
FARE REDUCED.
Horse per month $1,000
:" day 50
"a Single feed 25
The subscriber respectfully Informs his
friends and the public generally, that he
has opened a LIVERY STABLE. in
Hamburg, S. C. where he will al all times,
keep supplied with provender and forage
of the bestquality. Having good Os,lers
and excellen, dry Stables; he hopes TO give
satisfaction to his patrons.
He will keep constantly on hand, Carri-
ages. Barouches, Busgies, &c., with care
ful drivers with which the public can, at
all times, be accommodated or the most
reasonable terms. He therefore solicits
a share of public patronage.
n. B. Droyers can be accommodated
with good Lots well watercd.
OLIVER SIMPSON.
Hamburg, Nov. 1, 1911. if Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-04-06
State of South { arOlina
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

:, R v;; S,,,.r O'''' t'''e's" .'n"eA"s"'
NVlIE Plaintiff having tbs day filed lis de-
Il claralion in my office, and the defendant
having nc wife or attorney, known TO be- with.
in the State, on whom copy OF tie same. with
rule 10 plead. could ne @rvrd: IL il ordered.
that The defendant plead 10 the said declaration
within year and day or final aud absolute
Judgment will be gwen against him.
GEO. POPE, c.c.p.
Clerks Office. Dec. IL. l-4l c. age AZ