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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-17

LIST District Selah b. Strong, Loco. rs
Cd do Henry G. Murphy, Loco,
3d do J. Phillips Phoenix, Wing.
4tt do VIM. Is. Maclay, Loco.
9th do Moses G. Lecnard, Loco.
9Th DO Hamilton Fish, Wing.
9TH do Joseph III. Anderson, Loco.
Sth do X. ID. Davis, Loco.
9th do James G.. Clinton, Loco.
10Th do jeremiah Russell, Loco
llth do Iadock Pratt, Loco.
18th do David l.. Seymour, Loco.
18th do Daniel ID Barnard Wing.
l4th do VIM. G. Hunter, Wing.
10th do Chessclden Ellis, Loco.
18th do Chas. S. Benton, Loco.
18th do Preston King, Loco.
18th do Orvile Huneertord, Loco
20th do Samuel Beardsley, Loco.
2lst do j. r.. Cary, Loco.
22nd do =. NJ. Purdy, Loco.
23rd do Orvi,le Robinson, Loco.
9th do Horace Wheaton, Loco.
25th do Geo. Raihburn, Loco.
Goth do Amasa Dana, Loco
9th do Byram Greene, Loco.
2Sih do Thomas J. Patterson, Whig.
29th do Charles III. Carroll, Wing.
30lh do VIM. $. Hubbell, Loco.
3lst do Asher Tyler, Wing.
Send do VIM. A. Moseley, Wing.
33rd do Albert Smith, Wing.
3ith do Washington Hunt, Whg
Wings 10, Locos 2l. Last Congress, Wings.
10; Locos 81.
Bouck's majority for Governor thus far o.. 5Il.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-17

~ Col. Randolph declines the nomination 70
the Senate In the Albemarle District, on accoun
OF the situation of his private affairs.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-17
.Our country against the World,

'Our State before any other in the Union.
Our Town in preference 20 any in the State
This may selfish, but we are fully con-
WINGED that ii is the true policy to insure prosper
ity. If generally adopted, no one would have
cause for complaint. Even ii you pay a little
more for an article, it is better for the general
prosperity Of d town that its own citizens should
be patronized--as it gives them the means to ex-
tend the wave till every little circle in the lake OF
prosperity unites and sets the whole community in
motion. '--ENcoUEAGE YOUR OWN. "--IOyismouih
Journal.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-17

~ The Democratic members Of the Lcgisla-
ture Of Tennessee, at meeting held at Nash
vile, on the llih Of October, adopted resolutions
recommending to their political brethren in other
States TO hold National Convention at Bal,-
more, in the State Of Maryland, on the 9TH Mon
day in November 1913, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency of the United States. They very
justly regard HENRY CLAY as the settled cand.
date Of the Wings; and i, is only to be regretted
that they defer SO long tie determination of the
question which of their rival chiefs it is he will
have to beat.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-17

~ The death Of Col. JOHN HooE, of King
George, who was for many years member of
the House of Delegates of Virginia, is announc-
ed in the Fredericksburg papers. lie it was who
uttered the expression "Gire as tie bare pole ~
when Gov. Floyd. in tho days of notification
refused to hoist the National Flag OH the Capitol
according to custom the 22d of February. and
some of his friends attempted to excuse the O..
mission by saying the Flag was tattored.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-17

JOHN b. BALDWIN, Esq was unanimously e.
lccted Captain Of the Stanton Light Infantry
Company, on Saturday last.
Our friend comes to his duties with fresh and
buoyant spirit; and we sincerely hope that the
Company, under his auspices, will flourish, and
long be an ornament TO our tow n. 'I
JOHN b. WARTS, Esq. was unanimously elect
cd Captain OF the Staunton Militia COMPANY.
and Mr.. DANIEL PIcKEREN, Ist Lieutenant
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-17

10; Locos 81.
Bouck's majority for Governor thus far 90 H..
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08

BoARDISG BY THE WEEK-The last good story
from the Springs is that Of gentleman who took
board at house where but seven dollars per week
was charged. He remained FIVE days, and on
leaving, received a bill Of ten dollars, which he
promptly paid. 1t presently occurred to him that
something was waong, and ne asked the landlord
If his terms were not seven dollars per week !!
"Oh yes" said the most, q but you have been
here only Gve days, and we charge two dollars per
day" Oh well then, returned the visitor with
exceeding naivete Give me back the three
dollars, and will stay with YOU the rest of the
week. IN. Y. Mirror.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08
DARR,s LIFE PuLS.-It is impossi-

bic 10 calculate the many banefits the human
which result from the discovery of Ola farFs re-
cpe The fine herbal medicine which Is compounded
from lis direction has in thousands OF been tired and
confined in usefulness The diseases OF The poor FOR
Is sought by, and found in the medicine chests OF he
wealthy classes OF Great Britain ard various parts OF
the continent OF Europe.
As family medicine il unequaled and all powerful
in removing hoCs and other complaints arising from the
arrangement of LIE almenary duets. and m purifying hc
blood. certain in the OF the more delicate com
plants incident females grateful 10 the taste aromatic 10
The smell and al the time gentle IN lis operation
re: 50 eacious. that female ought 10 be without 50
great boon left them by It's venerable dscoverer 1Id
Parr.
Ii ha. beer ont stot ,ie before the public yet the
prpprenr5 have received applications Tor the
Pills from various paris of the United States and have had
gratifying testimonials their good effects il renewing
diseases prevalent a; this season OF the year.
To ALL therefore. who are afflicted and IN pad health we
world say go 10 any OF the aforementioned agents where
the Genuine PARIS Life Pills may he had, VIZ:
Rustoa Aspnwall druggist, and chemists, 50 iiaIa-
street lia Broadway and 10 Astor House.
Abraham Sands Co.. druggists and chemists granite build
ings, 273 Broadway. csrncr of Chamber street
P. Dckie, as Broadway. come! OF Lispcnara street
John g. Dodd, druggist Broadway, corner ot beecKers-
4. ". Badeau, Bowery Medicine Sore, 2oO Bowery.
Syues Medicine Store 63 Boverv, corner OF Waker-S
A. B. Tripler, corner Fulton and Watersheds
Horace Everett druggist 3S7 GreenHchstreet next
corner of Franklin.
j. j. Coddngipn, apoheccrcs, I HpGscn-sireet corner
of spripg-stresa
E. L. Cotton chemist and apothecary, 26S Beeckers'ree
corner OF Jones-strect.
j. wendover druggist and apothecary, 4l Eighth Avenue
Brsklyn-W. Armstrong seed, drug and patent madeleine
warehouse, le4i Fueusree-
r ROBERTS L CO,
s. i'm Clarendon House, cor. Duane 81. and Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08

NoKroLx.--It is in contemplation, by several
public spirited citizens, to purchase eligible sts
somewhere in the vicinity of the q Burnt District"
on Wide Water street, for the purpose OF erecting
thereon, a Merchants Exchange, in which a
public reading room, the Poss-Offce, and similar
establishments connected with the commercial in
terests ct the place. may be located
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08

" will find 10 their interest call at No. 90 Catherine
street. where may be found the second oor exten
sive assortment splendid Cabinet Furniture of the
and approved patterns and which will I've sold at
prices below what furniture OF the Gaaty can
bought for auction The advantage here offered in buy
ing OF the regular mandatory al auction prices be
any advantage manufacturing good and ornamental ware
the subscriber feels confident in saying that any whe may
call No. 90 Cathernesree and make their selection
shall have full and ample satisfaction both price and
quality in the articles purchased. s. TANNING e23 SIN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08
@ FOR LIVERPOOJ.--
TTlHE CHEAPEST HAT STORE IN

a TIE WORLD!!-CONANT, 2so Grand street has
now or hand of The latest spring fashion, an excellent
80 cess each hat former prices Also superior
article OF Fur Hat Tor g. equal 10 any sold IN The city for
81 30 and 49, The public respectfully invited 10 CALI A
good assortment OF BOYS Hats and Car on hand.
ans 2ueodTTk4S CONANT, 230 Grands- near Alien.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08
T United STATES Tea Emporium,


" 12l late l29 Chatham street, New-York, wholesale
and rSialThe Cantou Tea Company continue 10 offer Tor
sale and fragrant Teas every variety aud style
Their assortment specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades Green and Black Every package hears
the stamp OF neaess and elegance and the Teas therein
y and power will remain uniUpareda in any climate Their
system OF prosecuting husness perhaps scarcely be
ceed Ii is founded upon the the rights
OF the customer especially with respect 10 weight and
quality and unrveled cheapness All purchasers called
upon 10 return any articles which fail give them the fall
est satisfaction, when the money will be cheer!uly and
promptly refunded Country merchants, public establish
nent, beads of families and shp-na ter will find dec-
ded advantageto supply themselves from this establishment
Coffee roasted every day.
Orders from all parts Of the United States executed with
promptitude and despatch.
The only warehouse America for the sale of Hou.
quas celebrated Black Tea aug26 I'M
A B. DEVEREUX, Draughtsman and
n. Engraver in Wood, Nc. u John street. Sd story
New-York jyI esdSn
r. H. DiIey Edward Richardson / Co 80 South
A SSESSMENTS-First Ward.-Pub-
JIG Notice hereby given, that the Assessors of the
First Ward have completed their Assessments, and that
copy thsrsof is LEFT with Oo Nm. Van Tuyl al No IS
Pearl street where the may be and examined by
Of the inhabitants from the Goth day OF August the
10Th day of September, beth days included, from 10 70
o'clock in the forenoon, and from O'Clock in the alter
noon and that The VII The expiration of
time vii the eleventh day OF September al
the said Otto VIM Van Tuyl No IS Pearl review
said Assessments the Application of perSun concevins
himself ggrieved. OTTO w. VAN TUYL
GARRET VAN EANDT,
Assessors OF the lst Ward
New York, August 18th, ls4c. au2e 1911
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08

WooLEN MANUFACTURES, The principal woolen
manufactures in New-Engand are, at Salisbury
. establishments and S5 sets of machinery; at
Lowell the Middlesex company, which has 81 sets
of machinery; at Andover, establishments and
25 sets of ofmachinery, at North Kingston, R. |. 10
establishments and 2l sets of machinery; Wor-
cester, 8 establishments, ls sets (; Waterford, 16
sets; Thompsonville, Conn, ls sets; Northamp-
ton, s sets; Mubury, 10; Leicester, Is do; Franz
ingham. II dc; Fitchburg II do Dudley Is do;
Dedham, do; Canton, Is do; Darlington, VT.
Is do.
More than half of this machinery is now sup
posed to be idle, and several of these companies
have failed and their mills are ro,ting down.
Newburyport Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08
CHILDREN CRY for sherman's Lo-

4 'f1lLDAEN CRY for Sherman'S = LO-
zsnge and we'll they may they are very pleasant
and efcacious curing coughs and colds in few hours
consumption in few weeks
WORMS CAUSE DEATH
and much suffering, whes Sherman's Worm Lo.enges VIII
iaallibiy Gesoy them Many have been snatchsd from
early grave by them. son OF Mr. Henry King of
Paterson had suffered for months and no one knew What
led hin. Three doses OF the Lozenges en,erey cured
him. Hon. 3. Beardsey says they saved the life OF his
only child
HEADACHE, PALFITATloN ( SEASIcKNESS
relieved in from 10 minutes by SIermans csmrhor
iozenges, famous FOR owne OF spirits, despondrncy and
al nervous affections Mayor Clark says this Is great
country and Sherma LozeRses nre the greatest invention
Il moaern times
ONLY ONE SHILLING
r Sberman'S Poor Mans Plaster real cryeal for pains
weakness in the back breast, part The body
ilcas't be beat, we know neiiher Shermans orrs
Tooth Paste be beat hardening The gums aad sweetening
breath HIS warehouse lo6 Nassau street one door
above Ann Agents II Eas, Broadway, isS Bowery, e7
Hodson Sc William street 10 and S Broadway, and lS9
Fulton street Brooklyn, Be TO get Shermans 81 ew
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08
ID OMAN EYE BALSAM, for Weak

a and Infamed Eyes.-Ths Balsam prescription of
of the celebrated ocuss, has been long time in
use and is confidently recommended 10 The public rs e
hes, and successful save ever used for ilammatory
diseases of The eye. In where he cye, very
much infaned the ball OF the Tricky covered with
blood it operates almost like marie and removes all appear
ance Of disease after two or three applications.
In Dnness o Sight caused by fixed attention 10 minute
objects or by long exposure To strong light, and in the
weakness or partial loss sight from sickness old age,
is sure restOrer and should be used by all WHO find their
eyesight falling without any apparent disease
This Basam has restored sight in many instances where
almost TOTAL BLINDNESS, caused by excessive niiam
nation had existed for years Inflammation ard soreness
caused by blows contusons wounds on the eye or by
raneou bodies of irritating introduced under the
eyelds very removed by ths application OF the Bal
One irial will convince the most incredulous OF lis
efficacy.
The following evidence of its superior excecncy is from
the Pastor of the Episcopal Church at Harlem:
HARLEM, July, l341.
manity prompted TO nfom you that few application,
OF your Roman Eye BalsaA have made perfect cure
the ofmy aged mother, who has suffered under
painful Inflammation OF the eyes for twelve fifteen years
Physicians have given up the case as account OF
the patients age, but by the blessing OF Heaven your
edy has verified the a!age, While there is lie there is
hope Yours most gratefully, X. HoYT.
Mrs. Davis. No II Esexstreet has been cured OF nfan
nation Of the eyets and weak eyes years duration, by
using only one jar oi the Eye Balsam.
Mis-, Fitzgerald No Garketstreet had for three
years been much afflicted with weak and nfamed eyes
that al times she could scarcely 10 read Her eyes have
been completely restored by this Baam after all other
had failed. Hundreds have by its healing virtues
been restored sight, where almost total blindness caused
by excessive inflammation had existed for years Put up
small jars with full directions Price 37t cents
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL by DAVID SANDS
CO. II East Broadway, corner Market street. NewYor
Sold also by A. g. D. Sands. 7g and 100 Fuiton.<treet
and by a g. Sands Co.. z73 Broadway, corner Cham.
berSSf 81 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08

TT is A MATTER of no small considera-
ton find medicine (at this of the year, which,
administered in season. will prove eectual remedy IN
the complaint of children and Of diarrha dysen
terry cholera morbu &c. of adults. The BLACKB ERRY
raSAcEA Ian MEDICINE OF , lhs Description hass 9ren T
blackberry has long been held in high estimation vaua
BILE auxiliary in the treatment of the above complaints and
this combined with other well known vegetable agents in
the form OF The above Panacea constitutes all that is requisite
Tor speedy and permanent Fore sale A. b. TRIP
LER, Druggist corner Fulton and Wafer street, also G.
Chiffon, s0t Canal street. aus Int
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08
Y EECHES. POISONS & CHEMI

y EECHES, POISONS & CHEMI-
Il a CALS-werranted Poisons for Flies, Musquetoes
Gockrssches Bedbugs Rats Ants ali specie. of Vernin
nfens houses. Also, Fly Paper, Travellers Comfort Sea
Protection, Nc-
LEECHES-Importedl largest Swedish LeecheS
CHEMICALS-Such as Lunar Caustc Copaiva, Cap
sules, Acids Logwood Extract, and Dyers Materials Spr
sc Daguerrcoype Chemicals and De. Materials Pal
ladirrn Cement. &c. For sale BY
auas I'm LEWIS FEUcHTwANGER 4 walist
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08

Lard. ,l6o Kegs
SEEDS-The bulk Of about 800 bbs Glover has been
aken for part at cents, and the residue terms
did not learn.
SPIRIrS-The market quiet, and sale of Foreign
,n!y made in lots wanted for immediate use;-we notice
10 h pipes Pcevoisn Brandy at 80; 20 A. Seignee, in
lots, 81 50;5 Rochelle, 81 25; Dumon 81 40 80 hhds
ST Croix RUM oneha at 20 10 pipes Meders Swan
Gin, 81 0s; and Is do Wofe 81, all months Domestic
Whiskey in bbls retains It's rmness, and prices anything
improved tendency; s55 coed Western bbls sold
20 2l cents, cash.
SUGARS-The recent large sales OF Muscovado having
pretty generally supplied the trade the demand for few
days past has been less active but as far could learn
change in prices percctbe The sales include 500
hhdS Porto Rco at 81 cents; 100 Cuba Muscovado, 81
6; so St Croix 8; SO bbs White Brazil IT; 450 boxes
Brown Havana II; aud 23O White do 81 cents, all
mos.
lTOBACCO-There has been more inquiry for Kentucky
Nd Manufactured and sales to fair extent made al fully
$evous rates 20 hhds Ohio received via Canal sold for
export 81 cents cash. We learn that there
any sales OF Foreign BY auction, l6 bales Cuba sold at
i2s a 28t cents and hhds. crop Kentucky, II
average So SO and
WHALEB0NE-Two parcels, together about q, o0albs
have been sold for export at 2Ss u % cents, cash.
WINES-'rhe only operations we have TO notice are
Sweet Malaga in lots al SIS S5 cen; % or cak PORT S7s
100; and 40 pipes and Inf pipes Red 20, all mos
FREIG GHTS--To Havre continue inactive; 10 Liverpool
and London there is no change in rates
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08

Cotton Goods .;..........N........i,lol i,lol packages.
FISH-Dry Cod at present, hut considerable
quantities ar shortly expected. 300 bb Mackerel sold al
$s75 for No. 2, and Sos7 $lo for No 400 bblS ar
rates lot of 800 boxes Smoked Herring sold 62t
cents, which advance; and $50 bbls Chatham Mess
Sbae at sli, with the usual difference for half bbs
FRUIT-we ncLiCe sale of 500 b1s prime Bunch Rasns
u So 25 kegs Sun, Si25; 2G0 drums Sutana cens $50
Gags Sicily %alnu,s aud FilbeIs g. mos IS hbs Zane
about the same price; 23eO Baracen Cocoa Mats Toe bxs
Sicily Sbeed Almonds, and 1900 bushels African Pea Nuts,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08
: Epe hELIZABETH-pORT AND

.SrxSISEEsrs-. NEW-YOkK FERKf CUHrAl
.Siminier Arraagement.-Farc Ia Cent?.
The steamboats, WiTER-WITCH CINDERELLA ana ana
WLLiAMSBuRGH ply daily from sem Nv
ami aer the llth day Of August la42-each Trip, as oow
Leave Elizabeh-Port, Leave ~ rcrh, PIE, y n IN
A64, and II O'clock A. NJ At 81, 81 andlGt A. a, aH'
All 4 and to'clock. 2. NJ At2.4 and o'clock, fai
On Sunday, L,,
Leave ElizabethPor 8, 10 and u o'clock, A. ana a.
!, 4! and O'clock, r "a. "a d.
Leave New.York q, g. 10 and Il: O'clock a. NJ aad as
and PM. ~,
N. B.-Passengers for westfed, Scotch Plains panea'
Bound Brook SomeIvle Easton i Schooleys Mouptehn
by the EIzabethtown and Sorervie Railroad Carr VIZ wy
leave NcwYork in the 81 iclock boat in the morning, az"
in the 2 and O'Clock boats ia the afternoon. me
in stages for Easton and Tor Schoo!eys Mountain Oh
rival OF the cars al Somervile. 49,.
The Horse Car will leave The front OF the Union iio'
quarter OF hour previous the departure Of eacb noe
Ali baggage al The risk of It's owner. ~,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08

~ .. MUFFETT, III Pr;ncs-strcct, near Wooster,
onid particularly call the Hardware Dealers
ia manufacturers TO his superior article OF Gersan Silver
~GSn e odfs ior sale wholesale and rstad, cf all thick.
~ a.s ana "arrcns equal suy, either Foreign or De-
aestsc, ,or CT io- and seitIiess x3u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08
.ISEASES OF THE EYE, q FAR

~ 1872 Broadway, corner of John street up stairs
J. SHANKS, NJ. D.. Oculist and Professor of ODhanic
Anatomy and Surgery Diseases Of the Eye Ear and
Impereci!ons OF Visisn Office hours from TO s. daily.
B. Recent cases OF Inflammation of the eyes cure,t by
single application OF an appropriate character, and those
of lonse: standing in proportion
The poor who apply for grauitous advice attend
only between and 10 a. NJ 81 ireods
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08
From the New-York Prices Current, Sept.
Review Of the New-Fork Market,
poR TEE THREE DAYS PgEcEDI,

The excitement before noticed in the market for some dc
scrpon of merchandise consequent upon the nfoslon
OF heavy duties by Congress- has for the most pat tnrey
susSed and where prices have been advanced on this ac-
count purchases made merely 20 supply Immediate
wants and in instances tendency 10 recede al
ready observable.
the 7tk August New-York Pots bad declined to 4525
1859, which 16S bbls. were disposed Of Pearls
no sales At Antwerp August lltb, prices OF American
Pots were sustained with dcuiy-stock there 1000 5bis
These aGces have depressed the price OF Pots it 10
per leo lbs upwards OF 200 bhs having been take
for export since their recepoH at 5' ana al ths
lion the market rotber inactive than otherwise Pearls
also dull and lowers "A bb very geod ares soa al
IS 273 and subsequently about Zoe bbs IN lots at 50
Export from Isl 10 3lsi August
Pots ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5s8 bols-
Pearls wv "o
CoAL-we have only 10 notice sales of cargo CT 5i6
tons Newcastle SIS 62 months 500 IONS riddled
Newcastle to arrive sc 25 monhs 2o tons common Lly-
erpool something below Sc months; and 400 tons Liver
pool, oD terms we did ret iearn
COFFEE-The market continues heavy, but the sales al
private show further falling OF in prices, they include
900 bags Brazil, u 81 cents; 45G La Guayra 81 st
800 Angostura "a ST. $50 Cuba .3a g. months and goo
ST Domingo e. 6s cents CASH BY auction yestefcay az
bags Brazil sold a,Si 81 cents, months
CoTToN-The favorable advces by the Caledonia have
impaired the market an increased activity both for expo
oil per 10 higher an those current previous 10 their
reception The ,ransactons embrace 5Obaes pand and
Florida at cen,s 9os Mobile 81 a9; ana 500 New or
leans, 81 g. together 1850 bales.
The arrivals have been-from
North Carolina a........''''.t.. :. oaies
Philadelphia. ......tt % 9aies
Total. ...........................1S
Total Import since lst 1888
EXPORT, lst 10 5lst Aug l06S3
x port from the United States since is Sept last s
same time last Sl6 427
DOMESTIC GOODS-There has heen considerable ac-
lvy manifested in these articles the past week. though
prices fo all descriptions have downward tendency We
revise our quotations 10 conform To present rates.
EXPORT from Isl 10 3lSt August.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08
THE TEETH. THE TEETH-OI

VIE IEE III, The IEEI H.-Un
atmospheric prSssure principles full of best min
era teeih or any number that may be required will be
serted al the shortest notice and in the style without
springs or clasps Filling, Cleaning and Regulating the
eeth Gone as usual IN the best For extracting
isoth % cents for curing the toohncte So All operations
warranted by DR. J. Buskey Dentist y Afurrays,reet
next door to The Church. block west OF Broadway
Charges moderate. Terms cash. ivl+ eodSIn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08
4. B.-Thc poor treated gratuilously aul9 lm+
A T HIS OLD TRICKS.-The ladies

A I HIS OLD TRICKS.-The ladies
cautioned that No. 289 Grand.street, of
Allen (EerFusons place that has long been notorious
invariably treated in such manner as frequently has
caused the husband brother and demand the
same style of Shoes and the prices being fully
vncca that in Grandsreet could furnish
sl!ings-in short any article for the foot Lady, Miss
Child OF which they have infinite variety at such
unbear1 oflow prices.
There is no doubt but they mean to sell out and q tae
business au3 lm+
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-08

* III H1<Nla TahE.-We nave now
a on hand full assortment of the above ware having
nesn enabled ~ keep mandatory full blast during
the pressure. In times like these when men and China,
ware are liable to break people learning be
Ware Our assortment consists in part of pitchers nam
shdcovered from one pint six quarts; coffee and aT
rom o quarts Ia four gallons candlesck fat and tall
lamps great variety with round and hat tubes, for burn
lns OIL gas and lard castors plain and revoving coffee
and Tea SETS large assoHmeut moasses cups tnmblers
mugs soup adies nursing bottles, laher boxes table ard
tea spoons, spitioons Ic ~
Dixon celebrated tea ware latest patterns Also Dixoss
trrn yellow. ~ :"
For sale, wholesale aud retail al the old stand Burin
SLIP oy auSa 2wf BOARDMaN < HART