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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-23
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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
ONLY Twelve and u Half Cents!

rP The WIG ALMANAC and UNITED STATES REGISTER
FOR THE YEAR ls43, contains table showing the popula
ep of the United States by States and ota also the popu
laon OF the Cities and larger towns in the United States
aso the population the State of NewYork by Countess
Eclipses Planets &C., Calendar of the months III 1875
with calculations for each section of the Union Diary OF
Remarkable Events &C., List OF Officers o the Government
of the IT, s. Executive Judicial and Diplomatic; Senate
and House Representatives till March h 18fS; an art
Gle on the Protection OF Home Industry being careful
summary of the considerations which mpcl US 10 cherish
the policy of Protection with brief review OF the reasons
usuaIy opposed thereto by Horace Greeley General jack
Letter in support Of Projections Extracts from Inc
Messages of Washington Jefferson, Madison, Monroe
Adams Jackson and Tyler in favor OF ditto; Facts oI
Farmers; Manufactures of the U. s.; the elements ana
Names OF Parties; Votes for President and Vice President
all the elections under the Federal CONSTITUTIONS votes
for Governors tc and for President the State Of New
York the Grounds Of Difference between the conending
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of Congress; complete Electit Returns o. Union by
State. and Countes total Votes for President 1886
in each State; Anecdotes Epgrams and Humors OF the
Times
" This Almanac forms a very complete Register for the
year. and will be found very convenient in the counting
room the workshop or the reside of the farmer. The
reading matter alone worth double the price OF the work.
while the statistics contained in il cannot be purchased IN
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per GOO ], fer sale in the principal Cities OF the Union
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Tribune Buildings. 16n Sassausreet
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
A FFECTIONS OF TIE LIVER

Every invalid Should read and reflect il they desire
restoration 10 hea-i venture 10 affirm, says an enn.
writer that grandsourcc ohenl and disease
rtcied with the natural or disordered function Of the liver
and that every chronic lingering illness arises from
detect there Chronic ilepatS tie most frequent form OF tie
dSeas IN This country Is SLOW progressive stages The
organ of attack will be for years suffering under
whining influence and real disease will indicate The
patient the alarming state under which he IS aborng;
tanseat sdposiuon he mpues different cause,
6spectng that the liver being affected is the laeAt
of these disturbed sensations tus ms, il in his
power 10 take the necessary precautions to guard against
this nsidous enemy his repose The symptoms of this
disease often slight and ielt Tor considerable time,
such uiness after meals accompanied by oppression,
feeling Of vacui,y al the pit OF The stomach the mind be-
irritable, memory defective incdpaciy Tor mental
eIeFtion prevails the appetite becomes variable tongue
urrsd mouth cldmmy, taste ytiaed slight noise causes
sleep disturbed with ghtiu Dreams occasionally
ob pain the right side extending 10 the top OF the
Gus witching muscles and aching pain OF the limb,
sick h+adache generally caused by IT. II OF
appears in the torn OF cough, asthma, &c as diseased
state of the liver either by sympathy pressure induces
arrangement OF the functions of the lungs and occasions
these disorders By changing the morbid stale o the liver
the irritation of The lungs immediately gives way The
liver JUDGED connection primarily secondary cause
effect with yarious diseases OF the head as well as other
parts OF the system
disorders the liver OF the first importance, and every
effort used remedy them should be conducted rational
principles and by timely and efficient attention and the
the most proper medicines many very serious conse
Quences may be prevented, which too often entaed
the constitution by procrastlnaiion.
remedy peculiarly adapted the ef liver adec
tons, Dr. Starkweaher Hepac Elixir has proved TO be
the p9teut and ecacou and every days experience
confirms mere positively this assertion II is candidy be-
iieved that preparation has before public
that has met with such rfexamped appreciation from dis
iinguished distinguished judges and grateful pa
tienis this medicine and greater amount OF suffering
bas mitgated and more permanently effected
by it than any other medicine extant.
conheH, the proprietor Of its curative properties in
every that when the medicine used according his
direction, and the patient satisfied orconvDced after
using one bottle that has produced beneficial effect his
agents authorised 10 refund the money paid for
torn Of The empty bottle
For sale by CHARLES DYER, Jr., General Agent for
the United States, ~ Westminster ST Providence, r. l.
Sold wholesale and retail by the agents, A. =. i D.
SANDS Druggists, No 70 Futons OF Goldst and
No loo Fulton Also sold by David Sands No II
East Broadway, of Market street; Abraham 3.
Sands Co. No. rs Broadway, Granite Buildings corner
OF Chambers street. ull I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
He TRIB u NE.
Tbe $4,000 bribe to the Sherid-W nat
sbaii be done with il


To the Editor Of The Tribsne:
The other day, was reJoiced 70 see ,ne fone"-
ing petition to the Common Council OF Ne"-f o'k'
prepared bv an individual, who did not know any
one Of the Col, family, even by eight and who re-
ceved no hint or suggestion Whatever, exec Pt from
the heart:
To n. Common Council of the City of Nes.York
Il is stated that $1,000 has been deposited IN
the City Treasury, by Mr. Hart, the Sheriff oeins
money sent 10 him by unknown hands, w,'n LUG
have oe saving John c. Colt from violent death
We would, most respectfully, call you. a,tea..
70 few considerations in connection win luis .n
cumsteace In the FIRST place, 1t must oe 49,.
70 all. ina, this money was bestowed oy SON.
son or neroons. who took deep interest IN lAe
sa,s &c t,s, ,.re,cbed man and secondly, what
,.,,,1 cor.,,uc,ion may be put upon the ace
man will feel that 1t was cresitao!e
- ,bs hear, of the gIver-and that ne would MN
e rive zen times as much II 1t could aSaii 10 save
c.;a,J mr. relative, under circumstances SO areao
Gil In this view of the case, ought tue Puoic 10
Leso that money? Have they right to keep 1t
Do not humanity and justice alike point 10 the
orphan child as the proper recipient OF tins Doun
~ from his father friend
individuals and communities become immortal
bv acts of kindness. Such deeds excite sPonta-
Deous reverence in the minds OF men, and the piess
ing of God rests upon them
In the present state Of society the stern require
mauts of Justice often compel US TO check the I'M
pulses Of humanity; but there is no such lmped,
ment in this case. The child is innocent, and
mos, unfortunate A stigma will rest upon hlm'
guiltless as he IS and he has been deprived in
fearful manner, of the hand that should have pro-
tec,ed his childhood, and guided bis youth.
Under these affecting circumstances, we respect
fully and most earnestly, pray that the city OF
New-Yok will place this 81, 900 at interest tor the
benefit Of the infant son of John {. Colt. M. l..
70 We have signed a petition to the Common
Council that half of the $1,000 be given 10 the
child of Colt, and the remainder TO the wtdo'7 Of
Samuel adams. We are willing the City should
be kind 10 the child OF Colt, but think there
are others more unfortunate in this matter than
that child The conduct Of the felon in seducing
Caroline M Henshaw, living with her for months
after he must have known that her hopes in life
were blighted forever and her shame must soon be
made manifest, and refusing her the miserable re-
para,ion Of marriage ceremony till after his hopes
of pardon were utterly dissipated, convinces US
that the child has lost nothing by the punishment
which has overtaken the father. Ed. Tribune.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
xaonsn,on,c Railroad.

TO II. Editor o5 The IF'6Hne:
Allow me, Mr.. Editor, to commend the Housa'
ionic Railroad reute to Western travellers. 1t j.
enphatically the winter route. The arrangement
takes passengers from New.York at 7 o'clock ii
rhe morning and leaves them at Albany at the
same evening. came down this way, and bu
for the storm which drove US into Norwalk, W.
should have been in New-Yerk before O'Clock ii
the evening. Capt. Books of the Nimrod, how
ever, had the precaution to prefer snug harbor tc
a mos: perilous route upon the Sound, Among
,he passengers who came BY the Housotonic route
.yssr- 5cy, were the Hon. MILLARD FILLMORE and
Hon. JoHH c. CLARK. Of the House of Represent
a,ives, and two of New.York's abest and most
faithful Representatives
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
NETWORK INSTITUTE, go EAST Bsq.DwAY.

NEw.YoRK INSTITUTE, go EAST Bs9ADwAY.
Tbs principal Z. Jenny, A. NJ respectfully announ-
ces 10 his patrons the public generally that ne has
completed his arrangements for thorough course o nrc
ten in ALL various branches OF ENGLISH AND CAS-
scAI EDUCATION. The above Institution now comprises
four distinct each OF which nnGef the man
OF teachers who well qualified and vito have
had Ion and successful cApereace IN teaching, VIZ
The Classical DEPARrMENr-whch embraces all stud.
les requisite Tor admission any Coleee,-Ssii be IN
slructed by The Principal
The ESGt.IsH DEPARrMEST, Tor Masters, embraces full
and complete course OF English stu esncudIng Thor.
ough knowledge of practical Bookkespng by double and
single enry.-niil be instructed by WILLIAM ;. HALL
The ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, for Misses and oung La
dies will embrace all the branches of solid ana polite ed
ucaiion and will be instructed by Miss NJ DoTY and Miss
II. WAsHgURS
The PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. for small Boys AMI Girls
will De instructed IN Reading, Spelling, Elements OF arith-
melc and Geography, and under management OF Miss
J. WAsHBuRS.
The Music Department is under ;be direction and insrqc-
lan OF Ber Wynan successful teacher OF Vocal and In
strumeniai Music.
Frencb Drawing and Painting, by the best Professors
~ For The explanations OF Chemistry and Philosophy,
valuable and complete apparatus has been procured
IT Pupils may enter IL any time without inconvenience
10 The teachers or any interruption 10 the classes and the
charges will commence from the time OF entrance
0rrys
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
NEW- YORK MEDICAL AND SUR
GICAI INSTITITE No chan,harz.si, =

= Y OINfL IINS II . -, NO 70 NuduilFrs'Sl!ttl.
This institution is established for the purpose Of extending
those OF limited the benefit sound and scientific
MEDICAL AID. All diseases treated, and Surgical Opera
tons performed The opeati for StrabisBs or Squin
ing a"d for Summeng has been in every instance sue
cessiul III this Institute.
In treating obstinate chronic diseases Of all kinds
rapidly improving and thai shor, time would COM
ple,e the
Charges will be made in accordance with the circum-
stances the applicants Charges TOR medicine and ad
25 80 Particular attention will be paid
the diseases OF Wsmen and Children CuppiDg Leech
ing and Vaccination attended TO.
The Drug Department is attended by Apohecary of
twelve years experience all medicines pensed from
this place may be relied upon genuine. Open day and
night Families who wish uerci onIy viii be furnished
prices much less han demanded other drug stores
DR. HOMER ROSTWICK
Attending Physician and Surgeon.
Dr. Dr. Rhv,D "a se.1l L. RoeERs Consulting Surgeons
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
STOVES.
INVENTION.-Fisk's
a.Hr.-n ,-o,rr1 rs cnnE STnYE-rrhis Srnre

combines all the advantages OF cooking IN every variety
iTtout the usual objections all other kincs OF cooking
sn,ratuz The top is divided by patent plates into from
n boiling place: when used with one boiler, which
measures 40 gallons, useful for bathing purposes large
-Tsd to tske on bb caldron, all OF which add 10 It's
.imnliciry in every respect The oven is perfect as
ss ovsn and IS warranted in all cases to srt the pur-
oaSar o the money will be refunded To those who have
cen then, in USE an explanation unnecessary and they
only REQUIRE TO be examined convince any one Oh el
T-ct pljcty and ncon parable advantages Several
dealers have sold their Stoves representing lem 10 De Inc
Novsv stoves and avoid further imposition they VIII
he sod in future al The manufacturers establishment @
Waters,reel only where reieei VII! be given 70 over
ejsbt hundred persons ho have them in use n hs CITY
All other kinds OF Stoves reduced prices FlSkS Sto'e
fsni,h-n On 90 ~, 500 Water-s, nj I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
@ AND,S REMEDY for SALT RHEUM,

Rngworrn and letters Scad Head, Barhers' or Jack
son Itch aad other diseases OF the skin. They eecu
ay cured by ths use OF Sasd remedy for Salt RherH
which has been tested rising 1850 cases. without IN
one having failed e disease OF this class
The unparalleled this valuable remedy IN curing
diseases skin, without equal in the history OF med
cine
No change diet necessary and there is no danger in
anplying il even 10 the eRderest infant Testimonials OF
ii, efficacy are almost daily received, and be exhibited
a, the store of the proprie'ors.
TIE following certificate handed 10 our agents IN
Troy tMessrs Fas>e and Selden by OF the most re-
spectacle residents in that city.
Troy, March 10, 1889.
Messrs A. s 4 D. Sands-Genlemen: This may certify
that my eldest has been afflicted with the Salt Rheum
or other oathsoe disorder his leg for 10 ~ 10
wears and have Iried Of different kinds of edi-
cines all purpose until iound your remedy Tor
such Diseases and using 10 days Tor less than box
OF ointment and bottle OF the Sarsaparla) has effected
perec, cure have delayed giving you this certificate for
iva months since the effected, sr fear that
would again appear but as his legs perfectly smooth,
have confidence in saying that think il very
valuable mecne and sincerely hope that Thousands may
vet receive much benefit the above mentioned
Yours, very re.pectiUIy,
4. GRANGER, 90 Sixth street.
Prepared and seld at wholesale and retail by A g. D.
SANDS Druggists No. 7s Fulton OF Gold and
100 Fuiton Also sold by David Sands ( Co No a
Eas, Broadway OF Market St; A. 3. Sands l. Co.
No 275 Broadway, corner OF Chamber St Price s,l00
ms I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
AGENTS OFFICE, STATE Prison,
Auburn, October i8, l542. )
NY THE CONSENT and direction of

the Inspectors al a Regular Meeting OF The Board
held a, the Prison October IS 1872 notice is hereby given
that sealed proposals will be received at the office o.! ise
subscriber in said Prison. until the 81 day OF December
next al ten O'Clock NJ for the services of such number
OF Conycrs not exceeding forty the Agec be able
10 furnish under and provisions oi The re-
spec;ve Acts the Legis OF this State passed May
H. 1885, aud April g. 1892 for the Term OF i've years from
The first day June next, be employed in the manuac-
ture Of Cotton and wsolen Machinery, Edged Tools,
Steam Engnesand Boilers, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware
and Railroad Work. Sufficient; shoproo suitably warmed
and lighted, 10 be furnished by the State.
NoTE-Persos making proposals are required TO name
the amount per day. offered for the services OF each Con-
vic and To give the OF the persons who are 10 be-
come sureties in said contract
oSI lawtDZ1 HENRY POLHEMUS, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
:. sn 5. .-I3i r. FRAZIER. go Water street.


y
McELROY No. log Beeknan.s;reet, near "aters-'
manufactures and has hand superior aSsoent oil ar
ior stoves caea the Philadelphia Radiators "bch were
invented by The celebrated Jonas Gleason
and the demand in that city aud the Sian
for The last three or four years wi; parallel IN lis
country they introduced IN hs city st year WIN
eoua uccess which proves them 70 be the most
aTcIe ever introduced Paror taking less than nail
the fuel OF a CRATE, and arc free from dust
He has SIX sizes them. suitable for almost any si0aon
The following only fewof those that have used he1
in NeYork and vicinity and can be given rs reference
Martin Van Buren, Kinderhook, New-fors.
j. j. Coddingion. No. - Bond. street. s.
Major J. Benedict. sol Henry-streei, "
n. l. Griswod, 7S ChamherS-street, "
Mr. Mitchell, los Warren stIcet
Samuel Williams, III Waverley place, "
John Degraw, Sone-street.
j. 7. Norris, l40 East Broadway,
Messrs. HarRden Y Co, Wallstreet, "
Lyon Co so Liberty. street, 4"
Mal,by 4 Starr, ~ Watsr.sreet
Bramhall Abernetby Collins, s5 Nassau street. N.
L. B. wymaR II Prospectstreet Brooklyn
Benz J. Cahorne, l99 Henry-s,reet
Edward A. Biden, 2l6 Pearl-streei,
D Perk ms, 81 Henry street,
He has also hand general supply oil the pios' ap
proved Cooking Stoves; also, Alright Stoves o! e ho
annroypd kind and reduced prices. nj ihi
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
BY Special Appointment
IOSEPH- -GILLOTT, Pen Manufacturef

VOSEPH elliott, Pen Manufacturer
- TO THE oUEEN.-CAUTION.-The hiTh chnrac
ter these Pens has induced the attempt on te par o,
sr Gil-l, bu, also upon the pubhc An inferior ari ce
bearing the mSSpe7d name thus Giot, oHing the ma
is now in the market II readily be detected by m
unnshed appearance and the very common style In which
is put up.
Joseph Glotts Patent" Joseph elliott, warranted
and that each gross hears fac smle OF bis Signature
The above 1lay be had, wholesale, OF HENRY ESSOf
ivIs Iv 81 John-strerl corner OF Gold.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
Croton Water.
THO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and

others-He[dcd trrou ght Iron Tubes, Tor Steam, va
ter Gas &C. from to inches diameter and in length,
from inches to u feet capable OF sustaining an nserna
nrasspre Of from 900 10 900 lbs per square nch-toge
her with f,,n-s Of every description, snch as bows rs
Reducing Sockets, Cocks &c, to which inc upes s arr arr
oeber with the greatest facility by any dnary workman
The great strength and durability Of these tubes as com
nared with Copper other material ard iheir economy
render them superior all others for any OF The purpose
dG"ss T'.1s IF wALWoRTH Il MASON, Sc Ann-st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

gVAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
q Medal awarded J. Hayden TOR his g very s1Re
rior Pcns by the American Institute al is last fa nc
Government have given the Preference and the best
accouutans and many of the public institutions Will use no
other Pens They Justly obtained the highest rsputa
ton and are not surpassed equaed by in the country
The trade are sRpped the Manufacturers prices by The
agents ). r HAY OEN, D ria,e-sueeI
Agents also Sillmans Scheol and CounGag-hou@ Ink
S,,rds mv9 It
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
IN NCHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

celor-wiian Mezer George D. Strong ct al
la pursuance OF decret order OF this Court; made in The
above entitled cause will be sold public under
the direction the subscriber OF the Masters OF THIS
Court by E. II Ludlow suctioneer, al Inc Msrchants E1
change IN the city OF NewYoIk on the fifth day Of Deem
be. next al O'clock noon OF ba; day, all that certain lot
psce or parcel Of ground situate lying and being 10 the
SIKH Ward Of the city Of N-w-York and is known aud
distinguished on map OF ,he land OF Leonard tsbee De,
county OF New.York in Lb-r 4G7 OF Couveyances page
the sh DAY May 1870, by Tot number eleven tl ia Col
iect tnow Cenre street with boundaries BY reference
10 the aforesaid MAJ witt fully appear re>erving and
exc ping thereoui and thererom howe such portion
of the lot have been taken by the Mayor Al
dermen and Comonaiy of the city Of New York for the
purpose or widening Centre street aioresad-N-u-Yorh
Nov a. 1882 WILLIAM W. CAMPO ELL
Master in Chaacery.
Wa RI ooNErEID Solicitor. MA 9awtfs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
VwuLED sCoTCH GINGHAMs.

FE7WLLED SCOTCH GINGFlAWS.-
Z JOHN HUTTON, "a Hudsonstreet, has Just re
cevpd in addition 10 his extensive cr SeooG an
heavy Mourning Ginghams, which, being very suitable io
wnter dresses will be found well worthy the attention '
the ladies. r. p,.
j. has always band complete assortment OF flan.
~ ~ n.' Gods % ~ n9 lmeod
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

The und.rsipued are The only agents Tor vend!s au
ceiling the above article in the City OF Newly ork W he
utiIy superior excellence certificates from o
the rst rSpectabily may be at the sore We guar
snee against any explosions put up according 10 OH
directions We have also improved Alright stove
l. HILL,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
Mr. HAYNES'S Utero Abdominal Sup

R HAYNEs,s IN, utero Abdomlna "1' m sas, Sup r
This valuable instrument highly recommended By the rs
physicians of Boston, offered in this city al pfce
within The reach OF all Females suffering from the above
distressing complaints should be day Tithont an ar
ticle which affords such immediate and effective relief
Price IS 80 20 81 For sale at lS9 NasSaust by
no5 DIR. u TURNER Gen. Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
u The December Nnmber Of she Aneri.


U The December Nnmber OF she Aneri.
can Laborer will be rrady for delivery on THURSDAY
morning: CONTENTS.
l. Brief Editorials; The Effect of the Tariff, tEdito-
rlaO s. Distress Great ritan, EdtoaD 4,h Union Of
the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, &c 5,h Effect Of the
Tariff Hemp, American Sheet Irnn, &c; 6h Protection
the Cause of Enlightened Philanthropy, by H. Greeley,
ii, reply to Hon. Gerri, Smib)7 Speech of Mr. Hudson.
Mas. on the Policy of Prneciion s. An Argument r
Free Trade by s g. Arnold 9, Remarks on Free Trade
"a Reply to the foregoigl by H. Greeley; TO- The Duty
WOOL by Hon H. Everett; H. The Sugar Culture; II,
Steam Navigation Hints farmers u.s. Household Pro-
ducts; it Commercial Intercourse with Great Britain; l3
Au,auiy OF the Earth; is, Six Hostile Tariffs in Ten
MlahS.
The American Laborer devoted exclusively TO the adj
vocacy and illustrations of the Protection OF Home INDUSTRY
Its designed TO present, cheap adable FORM
aud in familiar ard practical manner the direct and
convincing facts and arguments support Of The policy
Protecting the Isduss ofour People To ibis snd
taeodes The ables Sperches Rspor Statistics and other
documea;s tbs subject
" The whole work comprise large octave volume
OF near iol pages, and Published in parts every mou,b
n me numbers aireaoy out and ready or delivery
fee icr tue whole twelve oey cents being The
Upicd States - eue
= N'nr numbers Of this work are now published
Piled. GREELEyk 4 McEyRaTH
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