New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11
The American Laborer for October.

The American Laborer for October.
The October number OF this work is published anc
ready for delivery to subscribers
CONTENTS.
The PRESENT STATE OF THE QUESTION OF PROJECTIONS
TO LABOR.
ture Of ONO wherein TIE whole subject fully discussed
and the following questions asked and answered Is our
Country adapted to the produce OF Silk Can ii be done
proaby' Is there sufficient market Is II necessary to
give Bounty on lis production,
INSTRUCTION. TO SILK GROWERS, by J. s. Tillinghast
LETTERS ON TIE ,uBJEcr OF SILK CULTURE, from J.
Farquar of Cincinnati rom j. W. Gill, Mount Pheasant
w. Bebb ESQ. Hamilton, Z. Wood, o Ashtabula County
Fox, Superintendent, Silk Manufacture Jefferson Co
B. Wells, Esq, S,eubenvlc, F. Hanin, Lorain County
and J. Meyer, Of Perry.
TIE YEAss FREE TRADE.
SPEECH or 3IR. EvAss OF MAINE The TARIFF.
Appendix from another Speech OF Mr. Evans Inc same
subject
Wool AND ITS MANUFACTURE.
Brief Editorials Extracts, &c.
The American Laborer devoted exclusively the ad-
vocacy and illustration OF the Protection e Home Industry
1t is designed present in compact cheap, readable
form, and in familiar ard practical manner the dl-
and convincing facts and arguments support OF the
policy OF Protecting toe Industry Of People To
this end embode. the aies Speeches. Reports Statistics
and other documents on the subject.
u The whole work TO comprise large volume
Seven numbers already and ready for delivery.
Prise for the whole twelve numbers only IS cents being the
cheapest publication Of the kind ever published in the
United States
II Grnnd Banaer Presentation by the
aaDY "a rROSP PEGT SOCIETY," 10 the WASHINGTON
PROSPECT T. b SOCIETY, Wednesday Evening,
Walker paeTr
Ode Temperance Millennium. Lady Prospect Society
and Messrs. Campbell.
a.. ADDRESS Hy DAVID Nj REESE, M 3 i''s's
Temperance -an,heni-.' strike The Cymbals1 80
Preservation by Miss Lanson
Reception by Adam C.. flanagan.
Song" How brightly our banner r-writ,en by E. D. Con-
The Crystal waye-Solo Mrs MacDuall
Glee. Dodge, Bull and Chambers
odt"ye grog .hop@-Lady Prospect Mes. Campbell.
FART
ara on the Organ. Raynor
- 7 ADDREss BY " H. BiAFRioiL.iL:,' Esq '''S
bue'pt. bu,apera"ee iies;r: campse nM%eT
Nv ADDaEss BY E coNNERY, "isf Esq. s,t"''"''
Temperance Ode Sound the loud tlmbre"
Lady franklin Choir
Song The boys of cold w.ler'-written by F. D. Con
Marshall Gee Club
Song BreUn, OF Yonkers
Ode Star OF Temperance, Lady Prospect and Messrs
Tickets One ShiRg-may be obtained Of II. Pattinson,
cor. Ann and NassaustreeS; DR.. Covert, l55 Nas:aui
office of the Washingonian. 125 Fulton-st; Office OF the
Crystal FOunt. Chambers and Cenre-sts; of N. l.
Coombs. Washington Hall corner of White and Centre
Syveser's, 12l East Broadway Heusss, IF
Ann and Mas au-5s and OF either of the following Com
mte-James Burns Isaac Covert, c. B. HuiSar Joseph
Elliott A C. Flanagan, Lewis Peck or at the door the
evening of presentation olo ST
IT AT 80 cents per boitle.-The chief virtues O.
this Tncopherous or nedcated compound, are,
|. lis bracng, strengthening and clarifying properties
?. It's gently stimulating the action of the skin;
8. It's producing and encouraging reaction In the bulb
or root and particularly in the pulp which receives the
vessels and nerves, giving life aud vgor to the hair;
4. LIS ecunlizing the circu lation of the fluids;
). Its freeing The skin from the effects OF perSpiraon
scurf and dandrlf, and dsposing the hair 10 rurl
8. And its frequent will preserve the hair in beauty
and health 10 the latest period of life.
Those who wish TO become wholesale or retail agents,
will apply TO the propretors by letter, The haircut
ting roons l46 Broadway corner of Lheryt, stairs
Warranted to keep in any climate. % lm
IL BRhcumatism.-In-uma is rapidly and per-
tectly cured by the OF Dr. enrys Vegetable Rheuma
tic Syrup for five fifteen days. So confident is the
proprietor of lis absolute certainty in this disease that he
gravaed He has large number Of certificates, which
viii, with pleasure, be shown the office, and
all from residing in this city OF whom have
been troubled with 1t tor five, ten and fifteen years and
meuing disease He also refers tn the following prsons
with large number OF others, who have been perfectly
cured bv il Mr. Marshall, 26l Houston street; Mrs Muir
py 147 Essex srect Mr. Rycrs corner OF bird Avenue
hngton, SO Elm. above Pearl; John Cumnins IS
PearIstreet Mr. Jesse Hins 81 Crccnw cb and l25 Boa
Streets Mr. j. Birdsa 203 Houonstreei Mr. Angel S73
EigbsreeL For sale wholesale and retail the Princl
Snciars No. 100 Naxsau- above and
in Newark at Trippc's, No 2as Broadstreet o5 lwi,7