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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

u Dr. John Thomsen.-Having bean restored
to health b the above samsd indvidua when ali oihsr
hopes OF relief had failed and having received the benefit
OF MS practice cases in my family ana witnessed
II IN many desperate during the past seven years
deem II than dasy recommend my friends.
particularly such suffering under chronic disease 10
embrace the present opportunity of benehng themselves
by bis long experience and undoubted skill In The healing
ART. l. d. WILLIAMSON,
Pastor of the Elizabethsreet Church. New York,
Rrrnrrr
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MARRIED /:
DIED

At Abion, Ncw-York, by Rev }. w French Iru Morey,
Jr of Hanover county, Va, to Miss Hannah Ma Her
rick, OF Albion. rlla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

II T5 PROJECTORS of Newspapers, &c
middle aged man. who has practical knowledge OF the
different branches OF the Printing business and desrsus
angement Of Printing Establishment (ouc in which
newspaper printed would be prefered upon shares, or
stated salary; or. he might be induced to become
owacr or par. owner OF concern established in some -four
,shing section the country provided the shall be
made advantageous. Testimonials to qualifications,
moral character G, will be given Address post padl
c. D.. Of the Editor of the Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

IT PARTICULAR NOTlCE.-Those persons having
furniture of any description dispose Of who are break
ing up housekeeping, will find ready sale for portion
all of their goods, by sending their address, calling
upon the subscriber Goods any amount purchased.
+. COLTON& Co. 1877 Chatl ams'
at Private Sae2 rstrate Piano Forte, that will be sold
very low Je20 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

NJ The Cheapest Cash Tailor yet PETER
V.HUSTED Merchant Tailor, No. Chatham Square
corner OF Cahernestreet CONTINUES make Clothing TO
order in TIE neate Style 10 per cent cheaper than The
cheapes, Cash Tailor the city, gcsd fit warranted,
and hereafter no di:appontmens aul6 lsu
o. Renasn,ber the Removal Of the sseHi
Cumphine OIL, Spirits and Improved Burner, to La
duced nearly so per cent. q. w. McCREDf, ~.
an Is I'm "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

~ Four Novels for G3 ccnts.-MORLEY
ERNSTEIN, by James; GODOLpHIN, by Bulwer; The
LOTTERY OF LIFE, by the Countess of Eiessngon and
AEEL PARSONS, Tale OF the Present Times-all bound
together handsomely for five shiingsust onehaf the
price ordinary book novel; For sale so Annstree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
TTHE NETWORK COLLEGE OF

TEyHE, NETWORK COLLEGE OF
Z MEDICINE AND PtiARMAGY-Est bshet for
The suppression OF Quacke.yors Tor sae TIE following
GENUINE MEDICINES
which are guaranteed 10 eIesi permanent cure IN all
cases. THE TONIC MIXTURE.
For the ofdebty, and ali fos Of dyspepsia 81 per
bottle THE ANo0YNE LiNfNENT.
Fer the cure OF rheumatic and all local pains 10 Gems
per bottle.
THE PARTISAN AND FRENCH MIXTURES,
For the Speedy and permanent; cure of all delicate Diseases
in bottles az 81 and so cents each.
THE AMERICAN aNTI-BIL0US CATHARFiC fiLL
This medicine is entirely supercedng the drastic p1rga-
tiyes OF the nostrum vendors.
THE FEMALE RESTORATIVE PILE.
For the OF those complaints peculiar 10 me teIsc
SEX with : directions and cautions 10 use and SOLD n
boxes al 81, 30 ceIts. AID Is cents each.
SIR ASHLEY C0OPER'S PILL.
For the 0f eutaneuns efppon gout chronic Rheu-
natsn.
Medical Advice given ny Consulting Physician at the
e'''' ''O'-' = - s. RICHARDSON. Agent;
PRINCIPAL OFFICE "a NAssAU.sT. aa22 Stiss
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NEW GooDs.-seIected from the lat:
] y est Importa,ions, NJ The
NEw-YoRk CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
i42 Fuitonsreet, Broadway.
Strangers and Others arriving in the city, wishing 10 re-
pensh their wardrobe, invited cali and examine our
stock before leaving their orders as we are now making
daily purcasesfor cash. and offer great inducements
cab customers Our assortment compesa grea, variety
French and English wool black AMI fancy coored Cloths
and Cassimeres the best quality and latest styles French
eastcs, so desirable for cy pants choice selection Of
French and English Silks for vsstin Also good
ment drap d'ete' and fancy French drngs for
wear The subscribers pledge themselves that every article
manufactured at their establishment shall be equal in style
and workmanship 10 that Of any house in the trade and
great reduction from credit prices.
Fail suits furnished Mt s4hours notice. Strict punctuaty
observed in Cling orders.
Cash ondelivery, and no abatement in price
al ]. C. BOOTH y CO
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- hHEAD-QUARTERS.--5Ist

e hEAD-aU1, III = I,l....
Regiment , T. 81 viii iiie nfs. GGo n pFoI
Tomphips. Slater saad for days Enc We'd
nesday instant, board y, me stes 5oa W. to5
I,sy, tn. encsnpa ent every day A. M, and 81 O'Clock
p Leave New York 10 A. ~, hafpas, Sand halfpass
G p II .,nnonr az the Quarantine every tfip
n THE Wave will make her e1cursious 10 The Lower
e., "a the o'clock trip landing at Fort Hamoa.
&c each wsy-To Quarantine 81 cents; 70 EnsaHp-
,en III cents 70 Lower Bay, III cents TO Fort Hamilton
% CENTS nRssSs9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

~ For SuIe-An elegant PARLOH ORG Anvil
be sold cheap for cash. in exchange for Furniture DRY
Goods or Groceries application up made to-day at
Broadway, where the and the instrument may
be found. au22 liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
IMPORTANT NEWS TO ALL WHO

n Wisa 10 buy CheapbTy GOODS
The subscribers take this method OF giving the important
information to their Customer, and the pubic IN
general that they continually receiving from auction ae
newest and be; styles Dry Goods the lowest prices
We would say all those WHO wish to buy cheap TO give
Us call as We determined sell cheap not cheap
or than any other establishment in this city.
Our STOCK OF SILKS comprises all The different styles
in the market and they will be sold at price. that will we
correspond with the Hard Times.
oMBAZINES! Alpaca LUSTRESt MER1NoS, &c.
jas, received. jet and blue black Boubaz;nes
Also, one case OF Mode color Alpaca Lusires
one Go jet and blue black do
three do do do do
A superior quality and very high lus,re.
One black and blue back English Merine
Two brown and other coloS do
Two mode color, French do
Several cases Of Muss &c LANES OF various styles and
prices from Is per yard.
5 cases OF French Prints from Is Cd per yard
8 English do Is do
10 Merrinac, Bristol, Fall River, Dover and
American Prints Works comprising the patterns If
3d. Sd 81, l0d, and Is per yard
SuEETINGS! SHIRTlNGS, &c.
Just received from the Agents
Is bales OF Brown SbeeIiEgs enbracn. the ceebra-
ted sly! from Sd per yard.
Also 20 of Long Cloth Shrtings of the following
styles viz. York Mills Boot Mills, Hamilton Lawrence,
Thorndhe Dwight Mills, Sc. a, Cd, So, 3D. lOd and is
per yard.
Also case OF heavy Long Cloth shseting yards wide,
first rate article
Also, full assorne, of Cloths Ca,smercs Sa,tinets
Vestings &c. &c. which will be sold cheap by
my & ~ col
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

II g,eary &c Go. will introduce tho fall styles for
Gen,emens Hat, Saturday, September Sd. aui8 sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
EDUCATION FOR BOYS.-instruc

MUSICAL CABINET.-The subscri-
Ifa bers have few copies OF the above wors neatly
bound, which they win sch at the low price OF
DOLLARS per copy! Tha Cabinet contains Id pages OF
Music adapted the Organ and Piano, both sacred and
secular, consisting OF Songs, Glees, Duets Tos &c aad
large OF Musical Literature. Fts woek g also
embelsted with . beautiful portrait of Randel
BRADBURY, S0DEN CO.
No. III Nassau street, New fork,
snan ftis and 10 Scnnol.s.neet, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

u Miss Carleton's Select School for Young La
dies. No DC Sullivan street, wall Thursday
the flint OF September au22 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

u Thirteenth Wnrd.-HENRY CLAY-The
German friends OF Henry Clay in the Thirteenth Ward are
requested 10 meet at he house of Francis segrcd at the
corner OF IRWIN ton and W!e This Monday even
ing 22d inst at O'Clock, for the purpose OF forming Clay
Club for this Ward. All the German friends of Henry Clay
in this Ward requested TO attend II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
So hFOR THE CAMP MEET-

p r. hFOR THE CAMP MEET
Ss.s4as--lsg ING, IN THE RhMApO VALLEY,
b. the Sp,aGlhoat ARROW and New York and Erie Rail-
road. Passengers leave The foot OF DulBe.sreet every AZ
tenoonatS O'Clock, and arrive at the Camp Ground at
O'Clock. p. NJ
Returning. leave hapast O'Clock in the morning.
and arrive in the city al hapast IL O'Clock; a. d.
Fare for the week, commencing Monday, August 3D.
ONLY Fifty Gents each way.
The ARROW viii touch flor passengers ONLY a: Ham,
rnopC. street going and returning auz1 Gus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
I IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LADIES

u SUTTON L RUMBLE wish to Inform their Gus
toners, and Others about purchase DRY GOODS, that
they are daily receiving from Auction large quantities Of
Goods suited 10 the present and approaching seasons which
they are willing 10 sell at lower price than they think the
same styles can be purchased in the city Opposed to the
plan OF naming line OF Goods possessed by the aver
tse invite persons call for any article the ue and
assure them that they will be disappointed either the
style OF Goods price.
N. B.-No deception practised at this store.
au22 lwiS< LIZ Snrnn.street cnrnnr Snnirnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

II Health, Quiet md Conzfort.-The Ora
ha House. 63 BaTclays NewYork, poffers advantages
10 Strangers stopping days weeks the city, such
as are rarely offered II egby located clean and
airy street very the business part Of the city, and ia
the immediate vicinity Of The principal steamboat landings
Its apartments convenient and neat; while lis table Is
procured excluding entirely Animal Foo. aad Sun,uants
Of all kinds Charges modeTae-(s TO 81 20 per day tor
trap.epgd every eiur, made render Bsarders
fnrlahle Shomer Baths Eree. Remember G3 Bacclayst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

II The American Agricnlturist.-Thc Au-
gust No. this valuable farmers and Others IS IS
sued by SAXTON < MILES, 205 roadway.
City subscribers will please cali and obtain their numbers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

u writer has COM ietsd n plan OF Metallic Eau.
GETS which applicable Croton Water, and all other
purposes where the Water Cock is used ana
which for cheapnes durability asd convenience, il is be
ieved. unequaled by any now known; aod being
gagged in other bunes ne willing to dispose OF the whole
or any portion the Patent Right of the upon such
wsud ba decidedly advantageous TO any one who
should wish 10 engage ths manufacture said article.
For particulars inquire e. Go!dsueet up stairs, IS
Little Jones St au21 q"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

p. fEOaNIT W LE IISu near Cuf-
SJ+SsZxSSsYsy- ferns, 10 the Rsmapo FaIley-Tbe new
and asi sailing steamboat JACOB BELL. Capt Richard
Yates Tuesday Morning., August Sd will leave the foot
OF Pike-street half past O'clock, foot Of Duanes AZ 8,
and Hammond Wharf quarter past o'cock-and con-
,iDues runang above during the week for Piermont,
where the NewYork and Erie Railroad Co. will have an
extra aia ready TO the Camp
Ground Returning. leaves Sufferns at +. NJ. and
rjyes IN ti,is city p ~ daily. Fare each way Steam
boa, - cents; Railroad 81 cents au22
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
VNHE Rev. DR.. E. u. Barry and Mir. r

FsHHE Rev. DR.. E. u. Barry and Mr.. Ru-
q FUS LocKwoOD'S Collegiate School, No. Al
Broadway Canal street, will open Monday the
9th inst The Classical Department Is under the iGmse-
ale care of Dr. Barry The Eng.h Department Is under
teacher of mathematics. Mr.. A. Pesisux, professor nj
the French language, will have charge of the French de
parImeD Those parents desirous Of placing their in a
seminary in which the classical and commercial branches are
thoroughly and radically taught respectfully invited to
the the store Is Howard street. at which
places cards containing terms OF admission &c may be OBJ
ainei Mr. Lockwood would receive few bows into his
family board The s,rictest regard vii be paid 10 their
comfort and their moral and literary Improvement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

A DELUGE.-The kennebec Journal states that
on the 9th inst. the rain fell the Sebastcook in
o perfect deluge, overfowing the low lands and
cutting the roads into deep gules, in one place
cutting a. channel no less than thirty feet deep.
One field of grass, yet uncut, of twelve Or fifteen
acres, was entirely covered with mud from theup
land. The water ran four or five feet deep across
the fields, carrying off fences. The damage to the
crops has been very serious in the town of Sebas-
ticook.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

u Spencer's Imitation FsOleskin Hat
This popular article commended to the public pecu
ary desirable, the present tae for its economy For
elegance and durability, completes successfully with the
most costly Hats worn Price IS Is. SPENCER,
. alS tf Fashionable Halter, No. 245 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
q Four Dollar Kgnts.-wARNO'

=
way invites the attention OF gentlemen To superior black
Hat at the moderate price of Four Dollars This quality Of
hat is parc nary commented to the economist as an article
possessing largely the essentials of the costly and pre-
pared with all the and external finish Of his first
quality jy1l MW&Sistf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
M ANTED.-A situation to take care

Wv of children She understands waiting. She wsud
90 as cambermad. or ia small private family, il
required. City references given. She is 6 years of age
Enquire at S42 Greenwich street. up stairs IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

DISTRESSING AccIDESTs.-A Mr.. Warner,
overseer of Mrs. Skinner, Talbot county, Md, in
tending threshing machine on Saturday last, had
mis- left hand so nutilated as to require amputa-
ton near the elbow. He isrcpresep,ed as poor,
industrious man, with wife and nine children.
On Wednesday last, young maa, while en-
gagged on the farm of Charles Waters, Of Bucks
county, had hi. arm taken off up to the elbow,
while engaged in feeding threshing machine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22
IL Eve Hundred aItIercni desig

T. Five Kindred different designs Necklaces,
Bracelets Watch GUARDS EARRINGS Breast-pins Flow ny
ing hair OF living deceased friend can get formed by
BARRY into any design the uiind can ccneeye IN such
form il Will be keepsake invaluable A. C. B.. the only
Artist in Hair in ibis Country, AS Eroaaway corner of
Liberty street, stairs. aul6 lnliS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

NM ANTED-A-b0y from is to II years
w ofage one who can bring good recommendations
and will be satisfied with n small compensation. Apply at
7b Front.street corner Old Slip. au22 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

IowA.-At the late election in Iowa, the ques-
ton was submitted by an act of the Territorial
Legislature to the people whether they were for
or against the formation of Stats government
Upon thi. question the Hawk-Eye (Burlisgton)
says notwithstanding all the efforts of those who
desired convention to form, State constitution,
this county gave large majority against 1T and
SO did every county we have heard from. The
office seekers must feel bad at such result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22


tGERRYNASpERlNe.'-Th following is on the
rounds, as anexpanaton of the term Gerryn,andet;
"Elbrdge Gerry, one of the Signers OF the De-
clara,ion of undergraduates from Massachusetts, was
chosen the FIRST Democratic Governor of that STATE,
and during his administration the party supporting
him had the distrctng Off, 20 suit theirown liking
They were very ;ndiscrees in the exercise os this
power, and their political opponents showed them
up TO the people in the following ladicrous way -
Maps of the State divided into counties, and these
made into districts on the Gerry principle, were
struck OFF and painted so as to represent animals
called 'Gerryinasders.' 1t overthrow the Gerry
party entirely, and should be warning to all SUBJ
sequen, legislators, no, TO abuse the power granted
them in executipg thsimpos,ants nddslicate,ru
A PAcutc MovEMEsT.-The Cumanches, Co
Getaways, and two other tribes Of indians, have
commissioned Gov. Butler Col. Mcintosh. and
Mr. Logan to request the President aof Texas to
send Commissioners TO meet the chiefs of those
tribes on Red River, TO form treaty of peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

VNFALLIBLE Mo Cure, no Pay! Fly
killing Paper kills flies Instantly, and sells for Sets sheet
Fly Poison kills flies and c0ckroaches
Bedbue Poison kills them after application
Ant Poison kills The red, black and white ants.
Travellers. Comfort keeping from your body Geas NOS
qhtoes in bed, or sporting and fishing.
Caterpiiars and Butterflies destroyed by the Compound
Chcnicai Whale Oil Soap.
Flea Poison and dogs, cas-, cattle and chickens
Poison for flies on hor5es and prevent tlr attack for
he whole season.
Ali the above " : ranted and sold cheap by
Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTWASGER,
No Wal.s;reet, near Broadway,
Manufacturer Of Copav Capsules Of the best quality,
with Spanish and Frereh directions. Lunar causic,
Chloride OF Soda Spirits of Eitre. Ammonia. Ether, Da.
guerrrotyp Chemicals Diamond Cement deals in Leeehes
Patna Densy Gold and Mineral Teeth, genuine Harlem
oil Glass SrrDges. &c. jy23is I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

TTORSE TO HIRE or for Sale.-A
4 first Saddle Horse hire by the month
ION at 252 West street au20 Sits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

The exercises of the Senior class, which num-
bers los, and is the largest ever graduated, took
place yesterday. Among their pablo performances
was Poem on Rumbug, by Theodore Ranyou, OF
this county Newark Adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

ELAZED HARDWARE PAPER
90 by so do so reams. Fine Hanging Paper, 1000 lbs
20 inches wide, superior article Green Hanging Paper
5000 lbs, 90 ST. & 81 and IS inches wide 200 gross Bon.
ne, Boards blue and white. 10000 lbs Trunk Boards
10000 Binders Boards All kinds Paper manufactured a;
TIE shortest notice, and for sale by
an22 if GATNT L DEREICKSON, l59 Sauth.st.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-05
A BEAUTIFUL FRAGMENT,

To enter this world without welcome 10 leave
1t without an adieu-,o suffer, and DO unequal to
your sulierngs-to stand II sad and silent monu.
men! amid the joys of others, which you cannot
understand and conceive of TO carry within your
bosom the buried seeds of happiness which are
never to grow-of intelligence which is never 10
burst iorh-of usefulness which is never TO GERM.
nate-to find even your presence affective, whe,h.
er you excite compassion or horror-a whole ex-
istence without one cheering sound-wilhou, one
welcome accenl-wilhout one exhilaratinn tboupbt
--wllhou: one recollection of the past-wi,hout
one hope Of the future--Oh. what cloud of
wretchedness covers, surrounds and oyerwheIms
such deplorable victim of sorrow
Now to throw over such benigh;ed being the
sweet rays OF lntelllgence-lo open the intellect.
and let 1t sush forth in streams Of light ana Joy
to arouse the affections, tina, they may know and
love God, the giver of all things who is merciful
IN all his Craftsmanship enghien the soul that
i. may see its origin and des,iny--to cause the lips
to smile, though they cannot speak--lhe eye TO
gsten with other emotions than those of sorrow-
and the mind TO understand, although /, canno,
hear,-Oh! what a beautiful supplement to The
benevolence Of lleavenl-lIow sweet and soul
cheering is the truth Of Heaven.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-05
THE UNCLE SAM.

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York, at 80 per aaaum, inrariably IN adrdnce,
Literal arrangements made wih all agents.
Specimens wiH be sent.
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are;
It's Originality, Every article is written ex-
pressy for it, by men of the highest talent. 1t
contains no reprints Of the numbering literature OF
Europe, with which the country is Hooded. The
Uncle Sam is Of American manufacture.
lis .NOrtHy, lis articles are uniformly upon
subjects Of public and immediate interest. Every
thing is fresh and new in morals, literature, poetry
philosophy, and face@ it is uniQue-"alone in lis
glory
Its Illustration. Each number contains from
two to three elegantly engraved, and often very
numerous illustrations, II splendid feature in II
newspaper
It's LmpariiolHy in respect to all matters Of Po-
lilical and religious discussion.
The Uncle sam is Published every Saturday, ut
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