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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24
FAD THIs-Having been afflicted

IA for e last 10 L. years with complication Of dis
which confped my house and bed great por-
nor Of the time my stomach extremely weak and sore vio-
an ,ns in nv side my strength exhausted and, N ae
1880 m s,ch degree that life seemed to be nearly e.
,nc wa. invited by Dr. weather and by his advice
the use OF edicines-bui was 80 weak and
dei,ed ha, could take bat half the usual dose OF The
Hen,Iie Elixr had taken much medicine previously
thai had no tah or confidence IN any thing thai bore me
name OF medisipe. However easasI g me- as os ap
Henatc Elixir in half doses for one wees Waeh oesn
10 feel its beneficial effects; was then diree.ea 70 ing
The dose hic found coald easily oearano 70 e u.se
as,onshrent OF myself and friends, was soos aots "
INV bed and in few weeks able 20 roe 80 ies 10 QUO
day Which could not done before al any iie IN zen
wears past can now my wek about house se Pc
ecty we'll feel truly grateful to the Doctor ot US pre-
criptious and sincerely believe ihe use Of MS E1 @
srored me health ard can do no less than 10 earnsy e
treat all who are suffering with bilious diseases to go ana
do likewise they may assured that they WIZ ae
rive as much benefit rom ii have done believe VI
Starkweathers Hepaiic Exer be truly valuable meu
cine. LuCRETia D. LELAND otau'n 'asSr
For sale by CIIAS DYER, Jr. ~ Westminster st n: L
Sold wholesale and retail. by the agents, A B. SANDS
l. co. No rs Broadway lGrunie Bnudnsl esIacf
OF Chambersstreet. Sold also By a 3. D. SANDS 1s
Druggists No 70 Fulton street. csrner Gold ST and no
leo Fulton ST.; and by David Sands Co. No. n East
Brosdurny corner OF MarketsreeL
pr;-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24
For The Tribune.
NJ oNoDY
OF THE DEATH OF DIR. JAMES MARSH, LATE OF
ssst BURLINGTON U.fvERsITY.

BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY
,ords or wise men are heard in quiet more ,ha
the CIV Of him ,ha, rueih among fools Ecclesta'e
chap X H.
LIGHT Housg on the coast of Sorrow,
Washed BY the wild inconstant waves,
Tba, cheeresi the gloon, when winds abandoned
With drear howl their hollow caves
And warned the mariner benlghteo'
ssssg OF perils ,hickening round his way
filings ON Lies sea of troubled ooso"
=. no more its calm, benigpant ray
r. The f,,ll noon-tide Of existence,
Called from land of death and blight,
mighty Spirit hath departed
paet 10 the fountain-head OF light
No, vainly his far-reaehing vision
Here tried to pierce the heart OF things,
While yearned his high progressire Nature
- Deep thirst to slake at Heavenly springs.
The dark arena where Ambition
Wers with grea, World for the prize,
And millions garner golden haryests,
Was unalluring to his eyes.
VI
Upon the holy star of Conscience
Fixed was his philosophic gaze,
While Errors Comet, madly shooting,
Round others flung misleading rays.
VII.
The quiet walks Of Contemplation,
Attended by pure thoughts, he tred;
And there Esrths finite joys forgetting,
Held high communion with bis God.
When faint the yoke Of trial under,
His solemn words of power and love
VIII prompt the band who heard his teachings
Again.to smile, and look above:
TX,
Look upward from this shaded valley,
60 And, whc the mist-clouds roll away,
A CLEAN behold of light celestial
Give earnest Of eternal day.
x.
Mourn not the good, great man evanshed
When ended is his mission here
"a The house of his kind Father lieth
Beyond the graveyard cold and drear
XII.
By low, unearthly music summoned,
When crumbe down their prison walls,
r. Souls for Eternity that hunger,
Uamourned should fly to cloudless halls.
w Fl. c. HosMER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24
HREAT ATTRACTIONS sub

scrber, Successor to L. V. BADGER, formerly dong
business al $50 Waterstree; and the original Agent for
vending and selling Professor Orr's Patent Aught Stove
in this City, woud respectfully inform the publ that he
has taken the store No. 81 waer.s,ree two doors from
BceknaD where may be found complete ortmen OF
the above Stoves new STYLE and at reduced prices Over
Five thousand OF these Stoves were sold in the City OF
Tie OF fuel any Stove heretofore introduced
They are recommended particularly by Physicians, TOR
heating rooms for sick and persons afflicted with con.
SUMPTION have found great relief by the Of this Stove
he air produced being OF temperature than can
possibly be produced any other Stove offered the
public Also, wcox's Air-tight Stove for wood-a beau
full article; together with Badgers Patent Arght coal
Stove designed Stores, Offices, Halls and Parlors,
very cheap economical article printed direction ac-
companies all the above Stoves. Please call and examine
for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere Recoect the
number. D. D. WENDELL, No. 81 Water-st,
o2s I'm cd door from Bcekman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

~ We learn that the medical department Of
cur city University has $50 students, with every
prospect Of successful and brilliant winter course
We learn also that for his repeated and malevo-
lent attacks on the Faculty, the publisher of the
Herald has been held to bail in the sum Of S50oO
and that the suit will certainly be prosecuted to
Judgement. Commercial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

EFFECTS OF WINE-The celebrated Addison
said many years ago, Wine hightens indier-
cnce into love- love into Jealousy, and jealousy into
rudness 1t often turns the gocd-natu'ed man into
nm idiot, and the choleric into assassin. 1t
sives bitterness to resentment, it makes vanity IN
supportable, and displays every little spot OF the
soul in its utmost deformity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24
- FOR SALE OR To LEAsE-The

subscriber offers his Mansion House md Grounds
Elizabeth Pcr1 New jersey fer sale, let for one
years The properly consists OF good sized modern
built house. finished in the neatest manpsr with marble
nantes &c and good dry cellar h kchf wood
house attached TO the house, excelsn. wen water and
large frerng csern with pumps in each Gee barn and
outhouses all nearly new, and in complete repair The
ground consists OF about enclosed with Ornamental
fences and laid out IN fruit yard garden &c well stocked
csent hearing grape nes. Towering and other shrubs and
plants An additional! quantity Of land can be had If de-
sired The premises are beautifully situated On saunern
sound, and adjacent country. The communication with
New VOTE IS very sssy and freduenthe STEAMBOATS,
mes day to aas from the city; nnd tbs pasraee NAV he
made 6y tbe New Jersey Railroad four or i've times each
gay POSSESSION glvsn HnedateIy For further pardcr
iars enquire at NO. SS Pearl street, lie premises
go eoou THOMASR WOOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24
A FFECTTONS OF THE LIVER

"A L
IA Every invalid should read and reject they desire
restoration health-I afirn says eHin
writer that the grand ofhealh and disease con
sected with the natural dordered function OF the liver
and that every chronic lingering Illness arises from some
defect there. Chronic Hepats the mostequen form OF lc
disease in this country is slow its progressive stages The
can of attack will be years suffering ua!er is under
mining influence, and yet real disease will Indicate 10 the
paten, the alarming state under which be IS ahone ANY
ransiea; Hdisposton be imputes different caue never
sUspectng that the liver being affected lhe latent source
OF these disturbed sensations thus misl,d is not in his
this insdiou> his repose. The symptoms Of this
disease otten slight and fet for considerable time,
such inness after meals, accompanied by oppression
feeling of vacnty al the pit Of the stomach the mind be;
comes irritable, memory defective, incapacity for mental
e1erion prevails The appetite becomes variable tongu
start sleep disturbed with trghul dreams, occasionally an
OBJ pain The right side extending TO the top OF the
shoulder cramp spasus is often experienced and nery
Gus twtchng OF the muscles and aching pain OF The limb,
sick headache IS generally caused by IL II
ten appears The Of cough ashlhGa &c diseased
arrangement OF the functions OF the lungs and
disorders By Changing the morbid stale Of the liver
the irritation OF the lungs Immediately gives way The
liver indeed connection primarily or seconday cause
or effect with VARIOUS diseases OF the head as well as other
parts OF the system
From these views, then be doubt that the
disorders Of the liver OF the first importance, and every
effort used remedy them should be conducted on rational
principles and by timely and efficient attention and the
of the most proper medicines many very serious cnnse-
quences may be prevented which 100 often entaed
the constitution by procrastination,
As remedy peculiarly adapted 10 the 81 liver aec-
ons DR.. Sarkwealhers Hepauc Elixir has proved TO be
the potent and ecacous and every days experience
confirms positively this assertion. II canddy be-
eved that preparation has been before the public
that with such uDexamped appreciation dis
toguhed sources, distinguished judges and grateful pa
tens this medicine. and greater amount Of suffering
has been mugated and cures permanently effected
by il than any other medicine extani.
So confident is the proprietor Of lis clrnve properties in
every that when the medicine used according
directions. and the patient is satisfied orconvnced, after
using bottle, that /, has produced beneficial effect, his
agents authorised 10 refund the money paid for
turn of The empty bottle.
For sale by CHARLES DYER, Jr, General Agent for
the United States IL Westminster 81 Providence, r. J.
Sold at wholesale and retail by the agents, A. b. K d.
No 100 Fulton St Also sold by David Sands Go. No
East Broadway, corner of Market street; Abraham
Sands Co No. Z7s Broadway, Granite Buildings corner
OF Chambers street. Eli I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24
T IMPORTANT INVENTORIES

i. PATENT NOVELTY COOK sTOvE-This Stove
combines all the advantages of cooking in every variety
without the usual objections all other KINDS Of cooking
apparatus The top is divided by patent plates into Ter
measures gallons, useful bathing purposes large
Washing s,earang vegetables scsding hogs Gc il is also
simplicity in every respect The is perfect as a
brick and is warranted in all cases 10 sui, the pur.
seen them in use explanation unnecessary and they
ony require be examined TO convince any of their
perfect simplicity and Incompatible advantages Several
Novelty Stoves aud TO avoid further imposition they will
he sold in future the manufacturers establishment s
Watersreet only where reference will be given TO over
eybt hundred persons tho have them in use in this city,
An other kinds Of Stoves reduced prices FISkS Stove
Es,ahiisIment 90e Watpr.st M 1m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24
TTTTIL'S TRUSSES.-Notice to Rup-

=
tured PersanS-Persons afflicted with ruptures may
reiy mon the best instruenta aid the werd affords on
application the Office No or 70 ether o.
the agents the principal towns In The Unted states ne
they are endorsed by Dr. HUI in writing None are gsnn.
me or 10 be relied upon good, without his Signature.
MANY persons have undertaken TO veud imtanois OF
Ius celebrated and thousands are imposed upon IN
consequence These be relied upon they
are made by unskul mechanics, ard no better than
The ordinary uusseS.
Rooms have been fitted up No. Feseystreei ete'u
svely for ladies' having separate entrance from ne
ness department, where female in constant attendance
10 wait upop female patients ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24
DRUMS.-The economy of using Drums

NNUIID.-I IIC CNV1Ofkiy vi efS.1'So = 80
in Parors and Halls is well known The subscribers
o n e nubc the greatest variety and the most beautiful
article in The CITY Sizes suitable for all locations on
exhibition in the Drumroom of our establishment The
increasing sales show that this article answers most excel
want to give call, are sure they must be pleased
among 81 oreal variety SHEPARD co.
80 I'm MOTIFS Stova Warehouse, PAP Water St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24
AGENTS OFFICE, STATE PRIsoN,}
Auburn, Oct 10, 1884,.
TT Office is hereby given, that sealed

Proposals will be receiveaai the Office OF the suiscri.
er unnlT ueday the Goth day OF December 10 O'Clock
A Hor The services OF fen,Convc,s. with the privilege
Increasing the same the Agent may be able furnish
any number not exceeding Three Hundred for The Of
FIVE years IRON the frs day OF January next be
Poyed In the manufacture Files and such articles OF CIT.
ery OF which the United States is principally supplied by
foreign importation.
Sufficient shop.ool, suitably warmed ard lighted will
be furnished by the State.
Hofe PERSONS making proposals required the
amount per day offered tor The OF each Convict
ana 10 furnish the name OF the person persons offered
surety n the Contract with their written assent thereto;
and the respective persons making proposals required
70 o pssen al ,he time OF opening such proposals dec.
nth either IN person OF by duly authorized apept
Oh tDd HENRY PGLHE Ennis Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24
MTOTT'S WOODCOOKING STOVE

MI-UII7S WUUDVVOhINV d 70 II
y The subscribers offer this preninm Wood Cooking
chasing 10 il as an article OF worth Of which have abun
dan testimonials They stand highest in the the market as
Cooking Stove for wood All the utensil. necessary in
culinary purposes are attached them. They &c.
knowledeed to the best article for cooking with The ex
centioo or an open baking and roasting
are equal for these purposes brick oven will be tor
tie advantage those want OF superior article 10 give
-. +, call SHEPARD L CO..
o2s I'm Motifs Stove Warehouse, 242 Water.street.
pROF. ORR'S AIRTlGHT STOVE.
The undersigned are the only agents for vending and
selling the above article in the City Of NewYork OF their
ujty and superior excellence certificates from persons OF
The rst responsibility may be the store We guar
nptee against any explosions put up according to our
directions We have also an improved Alright Stove.
Asn .. r. FRAZIER, $50 Water street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

a. H. WARD & CO. have made arrangements with MIR
and viii sonrnu. tbs i'm nors,ion and tss On band com
plee assortment OF Fancy Articles, Combs Perumery, &c
anu sen them ON the favorable the old stand
No II Maiden Lane u2I w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24
.sz.sA COUNTRY SEAT ar AUCTION.

b I'D sssss COUNlR1 SEAL al hDG i,st ae
.in:E VIII be sold al T. Bsr,.eus Na;ioaa ho!s,s s, :
city OF Hudson, Friday, the 25b day OF NoseIO IN,
slant, al ten O'clock IN Inc forenoon, in tao pales %
foreclosure suits in Cbancery, Farm eonssnng ,r,ss
a5d the other OF from seventy 10 eighty oe iss tse
acre lot there Is Situated substantial brick Two
Ing house oil aboGt for.yhye feet square, WIZ
0ntbniidings well of good water Ike. All tbe ~ ncs
The very best description and IS In remarkably go's ,s,
ef ulagc and pasluring, except about IVES, e.ef
young growth Of pine wood and eight acres 10 uS
The premises are situated on the Columbia Tafnps
village OF Ciasersck about ibre. miles from Gs
hudson and are part OF the Farm recently 10 ns i.
OF William B. Ludlow, Esq OF Claverack pf
dop and quality Of the premises pnfchassrs are
10 inspect for themselves G. IL. J. Bow,I.yas
~ Assignee of w. b Ladlow, New $. Ner,, ID
N. YAmerican and Evening Post viii! please TX Sys
25th Nov, ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24
Nd OLLED GERMAN SLVER.---JAS

G, 6. MOFFETT, 12l Prince-street, near Wooster,
would particularly call the attention OF Hardware Dealers
and Manufacturers his superior article OF Geran Silver
which he off for sale wholesale and retail OF all thick
nees and warsHts equal any either Foreign or De.
nestle for CT ior and srtness. sat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

GYDNEY COAL.-The cargo of bark
~ Orande discharging and for sale 10 lots 10 suit
purchasers By WARD X BROWNE,
oan AL Washington corner Laigbi street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

Up OILED AND PLATED BRASS.
~ f-st rate article of Rolled and Plated Bras can
always BE found AZ JAMES s. MOFFETT IN Prince ST.
mar al The lowest market pr!cas Likewise vary
saperior artrle OF cooperss S-ass IL as7u
THEAP. 200 Horse Blankets for sale
" very cheap al s72 Pearis, ola I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

Paris, October assh, 1872. SIMON BAILLY.
(" New-York, Nov II, is42. .AU GUSTUS H. WARD.
OLIVER ID. WARD, Jf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

- The following account of a deer-hunt with DAN
TEL WEBSTER is from letter of the Correspond
ent oil, the Commercial Advertiser:
aa5 We approached with our horses and wagons, as
near as circumstances permitted to the sequestered
dells and secret recesses Of the timid deer, from
= Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

The words OF wise men heard IN quiet more Than
the cry OF him tia, ruleh among 'ooss Eecse'ta'ses'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

1t has been suggested that if, to the nostrums Of
he day, saw-dust pills be added, to be taken in
The wood-shed, and digested over the wood Il re
in the house, they would produce more wonder
tul cures than any pills ROW extant Ports. Jour.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

Et Las" SiST:r'S NAH.


St""te-lt WI! be seen from the proceedings in ano:
ther column that The contested resolutions introduced
By Mr.. Clay, have been referred TO committees. We
take il that this was but n lcpTieve until Mr.. Clay
leaves the Senate. II not considered humane 10
strange ibe offspring before the face Of the father,
who, on Tomorrow; makes his exit from the stage
which he has acted Tor many years SO distinguish
ed part.
Mr. Rves' amendment, recalling the aid Of The lands
to sustain TIE ,oern. credit Of the Union; lost b.
single We do think this result decisive OF
the Issue which will up in other shapes Aessrs
Buchanan aud Henderson both absent, and If lie
latter obey the will OF his constituents, both when pre-
sent, will unite in suspendins-,bat is strangling
the distribution BILL
The Committee of the Whole is delivered Of the loan
b and the previous question moved n the House IL
will probably bs disposed of ,o-morrow.-G iobs.
House Of Representatives,. the House, Mr. Aher-
ton went into argument in reply 10 reasoning ad
duced in favor of the Distribution low. He gave his
tory of The mode in which the public lands were ac
CURED and argued against the equity and policy OF the
Distribution act. Various amendments offered 70
the Loan Bill, by Messrs. Sprigs, Campbell of S. c.,
Wise, Roosevelt, sMcKay, Anterior, Barnard and
Cooper Of Georgia. and were, for the most part,
Jected At about half three o'clock the Committee
rose and reported the bill to the House
The amendment of Mr.. Rives to the resolutions Of
MIR. Clay was yesterday rejected in the Senate by
vote of 81 to %, and the resolutions were, with the
cep,on oftwo of them referred to appropriate commit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01

,..,, instant Is, that the enemy have evacuated
taf n,o,ic after having pundersd the place They
>'l Gown with baggage aud marched slowly. Col
%''' harfaSsing them on their march They only
Ia, az, ,bont eight miles each day Tie troops i'om
aud those on the frontier are marchIngto over
M and beat them ~,
~, No. shall now be woged against Mexico nor viii
wa i, our arms until We have secured the recog-
% @ - nnr Independence. Until then VIII never
",,,ffd. nor Will the people Of Texas we invoke
~ - If Armies Your friend,
NJ II SrrARr. n.y. 10, No..
'p,yate letters from Galveston statr That ihey Us
have no positive information that more man io'o
,',c,rs came into the country, although there IS
s,son 10 believe that there is large tnrce CON-
Van Thry commenced tl:eir retreat IRON San
e.,r;, on the l2,h or 18th, proceeding slowly, al
y ~, rs,c of eight miles day only some ,housanas Oh
;rllows beng in hot pursuit. 1t make no d'ifer-
~ whether there be 1000 10000 The war cry
. zone forth and the people of Texas have determined
Tho question shall be settled. Thousands are on
-' .,, 10 the frontier and they have gone with the
,,,,,cn to return not, until Mexico shall have &C.
,l.dged the independence of Texas. If the Pre-
f mad any doubts about the expediency OF carrying
49, war into The enemys country, they vanished upon
,can, here of Santa Anna letters TO Hamilton and
a. ue goes IN for an excursion 10 the Mexican ca.
~ ar invites the whole world 10 come on and ION us
: The Texan force in the field was about 5000 men,
,.,.|y increasing. Gen. Somerviile was IN command
( the arnIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-01
Deaths.

Died. at her residence, in Caroline county, The 4h feb
the I7h her Her disease Apopexy
its work Of death accomplished within few hos But her
surviving friends have consolation of believing
ousy attached herself TO the Batis, Church. angohck and.
cheerful obedience and uniform devotion Religion
given the best evidence Of her love God The
Of character which she most prominently developed don
sincerity and Kindness Placed Providence head Of
boarding department Of Female Academy, she peculiarly
fitted for the station Her truly maternal influence inspired
pupils with sentiments Of respect and veneation Order
happiness seemed reign all around her. The accomplished
Of school has ardent friend efficient
But children Of the deceased whom she left six
feel their loss keeny They have hcen suddenly
eaved of gnide-a counseor-a mother How they
eectuaIy evince their gratitude for her Kindness
for her memory than by Initiating her gndY example,
May Heaven them grace walk In her footsteps While
EARTH and eventually To unite with her in the pure enoymens
the skies. X.