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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
THAN EyRR.-A, H. H.

CHEAPER THAN EykR.-A, H. II.
" HALLS No. - Csihariae corner OF Henry street,
may be found splendid assortment OF new Fa! Goods
which have been purchased within the last few days for
cash. consequently they will be sold sbou halt the usual
price.
CLOTHS CAsSIMERES AND sATINETs.
Black and Biueblack Cloths, from auction, which will be
sold prices suit the times. Satue prices be-
fore offered in this cy super Black Mixed al S. IS Cd, IS
the very best al IS formally sold ii los
FLANNELS, FLhNNELS.
White IS Is Cd; sup Ballard Vale SIS; fine WEIGH At
IS Cd IS; Red al IS Sd IS; NahanS best 3 81; sup,
a, sd Tsed at ss 81. S< Cotton Flannels 81, %;
bes, ever offered atls
sHEETINGS, sHEETINGS,
- Brown at 3D. 3d. 3D. Sd, Cd: 81 Is: ~ White cd;
sup Long Cloth AT Sd, 90, led; 81 Sheeting atlS
PRINTS. PRINTS. PRINTS.
Good Dark tad, sd ST. ST. Sd Fan River and Merrimack
al Is.
Broche, from Auction, prices the times at from
81 70 TO S. 30; Cashmere kobe very reduced prices
BOMBAZINE, BOMBAZINE.
Jus, from Auction, spiesdid assortment, from 6 to i2
LINENS AND DIAPERS
Linens and Diapers from Auction, Of all kinds and quail.
ty ~ B. Just received from Auction large lot OF Worsted
Table covers rs worth S. oe Cousry Merchants sup
piled cheaper than any other store in Newiorh SCI lwis
TALL AND WINTER GOODS at the
Il NEW-fOith SASh iAlLoNlNp E1Sh-soAiSii-
MENT, 142 Fuiton-streei, near Broadway.
The subscribers prepared with large and extensive
assortment OF FAIL IND FINTER GOODS to exc
orders garments the shorestnoce, and at small
advance from cost Our purchases made exclusively FOR
cash. and fall business fully determined
10 sustain our unusually low prices and u custom
ers witt, rst rate article small profit for ready money
Strangers and others visiting the CITY who are in wait OF
an o.tft will find their interest 10 cali and examine our
goods and style OF work beare leaving their orders
Full suits furnished in a hours.
Strict punctuai,y observed IN filling orders.
SIP isti j. c. BOOTH co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
EAU DE BEAUTE,

TOURAUD'S EAU DE BEAUTE, or
VI Trne Water of Beauty for discriminating Tan cdness
Salowless Pmpes, Freckles Morph,w Burns, blochss,
necks hands, and arms, and eliclng healthy juvenile
bloom stands unvaed Its soothing and healing proper
ties in all roughness and harshness OF the shnespeciay
in laying the raby after shaving, Is beyond compare.
Among the of trashy preparations and vie com
pounds forced into notice by paraStica popgun puts,
slowly surely and steadily into public favor throughout
cheapnsss" its price being 81 per bottle though at this
cost is Infinitely cheaper than ha vile stuff spread daily
before the public, even If the cos! were one shilling CT one
not only inadequate the objects contemplated; but by
their repeIant action positively injurious 70 health Gou
RAuDs WATER BEAUTY recommends tstH by lis combined
efficacy harmesne>s action, and refreshing traSrance-
A French lady writing to The proprietor, says
Mons GouraudTi, but an act OF justice that sherd
SPONTANEOUSLY give you my unqualified testimonial OF the
united efficacy nnocence and fragrance OF your prepa-
ration n Tor 5n gEee ant haye vanished rom my
You shoHd Mon ii, is so sovereign and charming
remedy for scattering beuishes from faces call
les deliees DANES En- mot ssis encante dc e
cOsnletqpe ct e renercie de tout mon occur"
EMILE DEsMoULNs, Pe"sisn EGsT cn street
al have your Eau de Beaute 10 use-it admirable
article, and shall recommend l."
s. F. PHILLIPS, Philadelphia
have had several calls for your wash, tor reckles &C.
lady living here bought bstlle OF you anI sad II had
No. 4Stanwix Hail, Albany.
81 cheerully bear testimony TO The efficacy and perfect
innocence your Eau de Beauties Il IS decidedly va!ua-
Bame.n
The above Is from a lady in lie Roy Place.
"Dear Sir-Havlng had very opportunity YES
tcrday evening for expaiiang The merits OF your Eau
de Beaute aud wing the effects produced on my hands
young lsdy requested that would procure her sotue
oft. Please send one per bearer
So strong the propr.tos convict OF the entire eth.
caey OF above Invaluable preparation IN realizing ali
that posses accomplishing any dis sIsed purchaser
To b. had Only Dr.. G.'s Exclusive Office. 81 walker
street Broadway, 81 per bottle, and OF the
f,IlOwng Agents: =, :
Albany Guthrie, Maiden Lane; Goslsn, Elliott; Phil
adeieha. Mrs. Brown. rs Chestnut st; Baitaore Sell
Haace P.att St; Washington, Seby Parker, Alexandra,
c. C. Berry, Hartford, Wells Humphrey; Boston, Jor-
dan Milk ST. Norwich, w Faulkner; LoweA Carleton :;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

10 4. o. of d. Es-Tse Officers and Members o: OF
Meridian Lodge, No A. l. o. OF O. who intend 70 un,.s
the celebration OF Highland Lodge NO 3D. are
nee, al the Lodge Room corner OF Hudson and Grove
Streets on Thursday morning. So oeoea ana pIoeeeS
&ence in body 10 The steamboat at the loot OF heo"oho
Meet By order of ,,,r,r ,,,;urN e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

THO GROCERS-A purchaser is want
u ed for The stock and fixtures of Grocery In full
splendor, doing excellent business. Cause of sale is
owing 10 arrangement 10 leave The city, dwelling is
connected and the low, and will be traded il de-
sired For further particulars apply at l26 Nassaustreet
Itr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
DEAI'IItUI1 GIFT BUUk-Bihle Isl.

EV I IIN| III
} ography cubeishsd with several hundred nae En-
cravings In one voome, 8vo. 500 p z. Published and
sold al No l2 Nassau.sTee New York City. Prize y 30
II !ge.ss ,rGn.cd in toxin Gad country.
III lms& ROBERT SEARS. Publisher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
NEWS FROM RHODEISLAND.-
Y IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL further proof

required 10 establish the fact OF the nesn,abie value OF Dr.
Sarkweathrrs Hepatic Elixir the following cOmmunica-
ton from the Hor samuoI w. King Governor Of the STATE
OF Rhode island adequate testimony substan-
tate il beyond dispute and put entirely rest the
idea that this potent remedy classe with the many use
less and dangerous which panied upor the
public merely ,or the sake OF gam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
AUCTION SALES
Jorah Rtchares, Aucrcneer.
pY BANGS, RICHARDS s. PLATT,
S Store !s6 Broadway.
Liberal cash advances made tog areisa

Liberal cash advances made cogSsnReas acsisa
sales.
FRIDAY EVENING, Sept; SO.
at76slock.
BooES-A large assortment. Of standard School aad Ms
cellaneous BOOKS Paper Blank Boaas sc IN Quart.ues
70 sui, dealers Particulars hereafter.
MONDAY EVENING, Gets.
BooKsELLES's STocx.-An extensive variety OF Mhce-
laneous School and Classical Books opi the heyes vi
bookseller nesins aso quantity OF Stationary consist
ing OF Inks Ink Stands, Cuil,, Waters Blank Books
Foolscap and Letter Paper Lead Peaci< Steel Pens &c
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct
NEW Books IN OulSrIrIeS-A large, choice assort
ment OF New and Standard works, uciudnS also variety
OF Bibles Prayer and Hymn Books, &c, 10 quantities To
suit the trade.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS, ooS
u and IS
0LD ENGLISH BooXS-A large and vaoab,e colecnoe
of -i- and curieus old ErsSh Beoss, recently received
from Europe. Catalogues VII be ready tor delivery one
week previous s sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

Composed materially from flowers AMI Staples, siaSlS
delicate carnatoa tint to the complexion m'noSaos oy
aei!es,o be had only at 81 wa!kersuees 600. from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

TENDER instant at 10 O'Clock the stock in trade halter
No "a Johns Satin Beaver Hats Fur Hats, Childreu's
Hats and Caps, store furniture, &C.
500 ~ JNO WlNTEING HAM. Constable
THO WlVES.-Who attempt and think
n they ought rule their husbands, and who will
ing govern themselves by the word of God would do
we'll consult the Health Almanac for l84S Published by
SAXTON MILES, 205 Broadway.
Power be vested in lawful head in order 10 pro-
duce harmony for The head Of every Christ, and
tie head OF the woman is the neither the man
created for the woman, bal the for the man, says
Paul.
Country dealers in this article will do the Ladies favor
by circulating them s2s
EyHE SUBSCRIBERS publish and sell
Il Wholesale and retail the following popular periodi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

w ANTED-A place by an English
Wv woman Cook or Housemaid Apply at No l2
Reseve,i-sireet up stairs, front ROOM 500 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
nr. CHARLES DYER. Jr.


Mr. CHARLES DYER, Jr.
Nv Dear Sif-Your communication Of yesterday, asking
my opinion Of Dr. stakweabers HepaLc Elixir has beee
received this morning. In reply, viii MORN you that
my confidence in patent medicines generally not very
aateripr have had much reason believe that I'M
principled men will often PAIN upos their feow-czens
their useless not dangerous Iosu uHs or The sake 81 gam,
the use OF which takes up that important and critical period
of time without producing any scod effect wien otherwise
rerap o, would nave been use', and much
rtFaog AMI distress prevented For hatreason ihave not
used t11I feeling myself and family TO be much safer I'M
der the direction my family physicians but bylng been
afflicted for the last xyears Sh difficulties IN lie de and
chest uncomfortable and often distressing, painful and
onexhat alarming, from which Could ge CT! IeTn-
DRY relief very fortunately noticed yoar advertisement Of
the med icine in ga. sion.
had been sc,ooLboy with Dr. starkweaher, ard had
with him long and intimate acquain5acr when We were
young men, ADD from my Knowledge OF him thought hHa
incapable practsng deception any person MS fact
induced try Dr.. starkweahers Hepaic Elixir, and
by its use COW believe myself entirely cured
need therefore, say TO you iconsider OF greet
your certainly think is discovery OF great public Ia
por;zuce.
The rst bottle took gave noch relief, wideh regu-
larry progressed until bod taken SIX bottles, wien discern
uuet il having, thank Cod farther il prese
With much regard and respect.
Your obi sGs1lanb,e servant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
crCa,r,u,a,s Vegetable LIQUID Rouge

FRANCIS A. SNtFFEN, Acting n. q.
PETER WEsTERyELT. Secretary. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

az Wet. Hsnmu or Dry Cellars paved WIN
Roma, ,oad,. n r. RAJ or walcrig ht Tor seven Gents
afso, or paved with Cement conefete, 'oi WI ~
iyso IF " aRIIaH SMITH, 70 Hamiloi-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

CLEARED.
Cummings, Savannah John Ogden; Canada beavls' Ne"
Bedford. o,-,.
Lee; Atlantic, tBremehj Crane, Bremen Meyer Il
Brig Mary Avesil, Hatch, Guayalna and Ponce, Il,
Southmayd L Son.
Schrs Jubilee, Longield hoble Benz Field Van Gil
der Norfolk Henry Cay, Tucker, Cedar Keys, Fa Select
I,,,pxou Neyyberu,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
Sr Er,,c7., sg;ohI% Improved Manifold

Writer'S Among ile many invensons oil ,b n DAY,
siaaes Manola Writer may bc casseo as one W e ios
sr document may be made al one time WIN ess uoa-
se and greater despatch ihau single ono WIN an
less ina. writing 10 Tie ordinary manner! The pnpie
Ss respectfully requested call aud examine TOT nsiu-
l. FRANCIS,
[ So Iwis So william street, cor. BLADDER Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

Cold Water Magazine "a
Mo,her's Assistant and Young Lady's Friend 81 per ann
Any periodical not enumerated in the above list supplied
order Most the above out tor October Thtyare
all mon,hlv but the Christian Family Magazine which
issued six times u year. BRADBURY, SODEN co.
1T Nassau ST. New-York and 10 School ST. Boston.
~ B. Fer sale also Illustrations Of the Principal Events
in the life of Washington, by Jared Sparks both in the
and form
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

TKTANTED-A situation TO do the
w homework Of private family by girl OF ls-
Apply No 60 Prncestreet Best city reference given
.0Q L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

d. z REWARD.-Lost,o on the route from
I'D, Newark n. J. TO New. York. Hair Bracelet. about
an inch in Width having the name OF the owner the
clasp Any person leaving % Nassau.sree first story
back room shall receive The thanks OF the owner whom
ills chiefly valuable, and the above reward S23 liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

ITO MANUFACTURERS.-The un
designed, Agent for the Paterson Machine Shops,
can furnish Danortbs Machines OF every descp-
len superior any manufactured In America. Also,
Shutters BobbinS, Spindes.
SAMUEL MUM, Agen, for the Paterson Mills,
SGT lws &C Wall-st corner 81 Pearl, up stairs
Aa OFFICES TO LET, in the second,
third and fourth stories of the buildings Nos.
55 and l60 Nassau-srec Tribune Sudings fronting The
PARK and nearly opposite the City Hall. Enquire OF
Z. McELRATH, on the premises. sS Il
IzA HOUSES TO LET-Pleasantly sit
Sa,E uaed at the al Eighth ST. and McDougal
street. The house will be lei tor $500 until Is; OF May ana
If required doubt be had reasonable terms irons
thai time. Il nav be seen from ! 70 O'Clock. Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
GrPaI Fashion FanIs now ready-Watsol

U Fall Fashion HATS NOW rEaIy-W dtsVt
Six ats only 81 So are recommended 10 the pubic Dol
only economy but possessing all the elegance OF con-
toar the mos, costly; combining utility with beauty lns
we'll economist Also Ma!eskn Hats, al $500; Beavers
81 30; Cashmere and Nutria Hats. at SoO each hese
are his standard prices, and he need only remark at 10y
tor OF hats he enabled iuraS superior arucle al
prices Tar below those which Hats OF The same oeScrt
son arenow vending by other manufacturers
Nea1.v and permanent increase OF patronage for he
h years is a sufficient indication OF public judgement,
end constitutes The best test OF their merits:
and $50 Bowery. 80 sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yoRK, SEPTEMBER 2, 1872
IMMATURE ALMAsAc,--EIs DAY
Tur srs TIE Full So
Rises 67lse,s 5 IS Rises morn Morn Il Eve 10
Latest yates.
tcspos - Sept 4 HAvRE ..............S sept :
LIyGGpooL Sept, 4iSEw-oRLEANs....., septii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

AibanS. Guthrie, Maiden Lane; Goahsn Elliott; Phil
adeiehja Mrs Brown rs Chesnut st; Baltimore, Sell
Haace Pratt ST. Washington, seby Parker, Alexandria,
C. C. Berry; Hartford, Wells & Humphrey; Boston Jor-
dan Milk s.: Norwich, w Faulkner; Lowea, Carleton
Salem Ives New haven, z. Myers Providence, Dyer,jF,
and Others throughout the U States SIS 4tsla"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

NAV AN ED-A situation as Wet Nurse
w bya young woman who has Just lost her child
apply at 81 DOverreei. The best reference given II"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

" HALLS No. - Ca,harine OF Henry street.,
may be found splendid assortment OF new Fall Goods,
which have been purchased within the last few days for
cash. consequently they will be sold sbou, halt the usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
SATURDAY. Oct. |

At Ia O'Clock, n the Auction Room.
CLOTHS AND CAssIMEREs-From the >heITes-eu
credit OF six months, for approved endorsed Does-o ps
super West o: England Cloths aad Cassimeres in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

wv ANTED A PARTNER in pleasant
w Office business worth S3Oo per annun. $3.50 will
purchase The half interest Apply TO Nicheea IS Lii
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-28

THE CAMELs.-The experiment to carry l0lded
ship over the bar at Nantucket, after two OF three
failures, caused BY misconstructon of the machue,
or inexperience in their use, has been successful
whereat the citizens Of Nantucket are grealA re-
oiced and one of them writes to the Boston Atlas o,
follows:
Three cheers for Nantucket Not for her victory
over political party (of that anon but for her VIC.
tory the elements. Yes, three cheers for Nan
tucket She has this day performed what had never
before been done in America, but what we trust.
will now be accomplished in every place like ours,
where Nature has shut out all large vessels by q
sandy bar.
She has built floating dock which has this day
taken a large ship within lis embrace, and carried
her shoa bar to deep water. In other wori,
the much talked Of 'Camels" have proved success
full They have Just taken the fine ship Constitution
TO sea, and citizens are rejoicing al tins gor1u,
era in our commercial history. For the first time a
ship was loaded at our wharves For the first time
ship cleared from this place directly for the Pa
citic
That ugly bar TO our progress is now surmounted
and our ships will be able to come in directly to our
wharves, and when they are ready again proceed d.
rectly to sea
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-28
JONATHAN ROBERTS.

This parsonage has, in some measure, received his
deserts at the hands of President Tyler, He is
turned out of Office collector of the port Of Phila-
delp ia, to which Mr. Tyler app tinted him about a
wear ago As he has always done, he proved treach-
where every honest feeling required gratitude
He has betrayed every party that trusted him,
and at all times returned evil for the good that was
done HIM.
He has been removed, it seems because he would
not turn out some twelve fifteen underngs in the
custom-house and makes 1t point Of conscience not
10 do so. Yet this same man within year has turn
ed out about eighty persons from similar situations
to live as they could, without remorse. He was a-
ways, and still is, bitter proscrpve, and selfish, and
will larry with him into retirement sympathy
from those who know his career.-Dogiestotrn Demo
Graf
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-28
SHALL THE WICKED BEAR RULE'

We hail il as one Of the most encouraging sigrs oil
the times that the public attention Is turning 10 the
great necessity of securing moral men as candidates
for political Office. The press, both religious and Sc
cular is more awake to the subject, the pulpit Is
speaking and if the present comparative quiet IN Tie
political world were embraced by those VINO nave
facilities of reaching the minds OF men, TO urge te
grear duties Of Christian citizens, we would expect
permanent and extensive results for good
Let us again dsavow all desire 10 see third party.
That scheme has always failed and will fail. Good
men and great men have tried to form parties on
other than the political principles that divided Tue
country and have found difficulties IN The way OF
success nsurmountabe. All we ask IN order TO effect
a oral revolution in politics, is that The moral por
lion of our fellow citizens will avow their determi-
nation to vote for man, for any office whatever,
who is not man Of moral principle.
In union there is strength. And II the doctrine
we have advanced this question l. sound, lei ihe
people act upon it. We are graufed To know that
many of fellow citizens respond so heartily
10 the sentiments and we are encouraged TO oeie'e
that the issue Of this discussion will be for the welfare
Of the country.
Who does not blush when he reflects that man,
but lately Legislator in the Congress Of the United
States, IS now condemned felon in the prison al
Sing Sing
"When the righteous are ia authority the people
rejoice but when the wicked beareth rule, the pei
pie mourn" Prov. xxx. ?. If the people do n I
mourn when the wicked are in power, IT Is because
the people have become also corrupt IL virtue Is
still in the ascendant among the sons OF the pilgrims,
if principle is stronger than party and patriotism
than a name the Christian people of tins coun-
try will act upon the Suggestions we have made, and
restore the reign of purity and order"
We cory the above from the New York Oh
server, one of the most extensively circulated
religious papers IN the Union. We respond to
it with our whole heart, and are ready and will
ing TO exert what influence we may possess, TO
impress the importance OF eleciing none but
moral and religious men to office, on the minds
Of The American People. We firmly believe
that our country can never be permanently pros
porous and happy unless we ''feslore The reign
OF urity and order" Wicked parties, and
wicked and proHigate rulers, must inevitably IN
cur the displeasure and wrath of that benign
Providence which 50 signay favored our be-
loved country in the dark days Of the Revolu-
ton
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-28
From the augusta (He) Age.
MR.. EVANS AND THE PRESIDENT.

Among Others and among the most conspicuous,
Of those who were concerned in the transactions at
the Ashhurton dinner, degrading and insu ling to
the President Senator Evans. of Maine. The
circumstances Is one which Mr.. Tyler cannot possibly
overlook.
excited greater personal influence giving directions
20 Mr. Tyler's appointment than Mr.. Evans Dur
ing the transition of his party present attitude
of hostility to the Executive he fingered in the
following with "measured step and slou," and not
fna ly severing his friendly rel lions with Mr. Tyler
until he bad obtained from him all that he desired
He treated the President, Votaire compiait ed that
Frederick the Cheat treated himself sucking The
orange aud then throwing hepeei array
Mr.. Tyler has right to complain Of ireach.ry IN
many quarters but from has he suffered so o. oss
and studied betrayal Of confidence as fom Mr.
Evans. IL is impossible that he should not see il and
II he rs man of frmness and spirit, it is impossible
that he should not resentu.