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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12
Kn.xage ON Rsnts.

The care of ones baggage, as matters are con.
Quoted at present on all our principal steamboat
routes, is attended by perpexity, vexation and ex-
penso enough to counterbalance all the pleasure
and cheapness of travelling. On eur North River
it is especially troublesome. A man leaves his
house here for the boat: he lives near the wharf,
but, as he has trunk, must pay fifty cents for a
cab. On reaching the boat saucy negro, en-
ployed on board, takes his trunk and coolly tells
him to cnll On Pomp or Jack when he reaches AL
bany. The trunk is then thrown down and remains
exposed till within few miles OF it's destinations
when the black fellow lugs it off to some snug cor
ner quite out of sight, and takes good care to be
in the owners way when he comes to look for it
you gave me your trunk. sir; twenty-five cents
ifyou please-fer taking care of it, Then another
quarter for taking it to hotel, and it has cost the
man two thirds as much to get his trunk there as
his whole passage advertised ut. Then the
same process is to be repeated on every fresh route
The baggage moreover, our boats is left wholly
exposed on deck-liable to be sacked stolen at
discretion. Why cannot as orderly an arrangement
be effected as exists the Lake Champain boats?
Aporter there takes special care ofthe baggage
has separate closet for the trunks for each prn-
cipal stopping place, and in that locks them up
until the place is reached and the trunk is called
for. There is here no extra charge, no confusion
and no risk Of loss. We wish the disposition of
baggage could be orderly all boats as on those
though this is, perhaps, not TO he expected, for
those boats, in every respect are the finest on our
inland waters. Something, however, might be
done to remedy the present trouble.
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attended at least two FULL Courses of Medical Lectures
Who it who places himself in The position of Censor
rdicue and deprecate system OF Medical Education
Who is il who says Heed 77eder that sich rirc,s
stance, The Medical Preesso As country suffered
great degradation that nany Of its members ashamed
confs; their connection i it 2" answer il JAtEs Al.
BXaSDER HOUSTON young who has graduated
who has no evidence of his having attend
Course OF Medical Lectures aud who
be received by the Censo OF the State Med:sa Society
candidate oE examination for license practice the
humble OF qualifications and the requiring anuch
lower Of study than that required By the Medca Col
leges OF the U. S. for graduation.
Houston states that be has no, been refused e1amDa
ton. There will be found much truth in ht
the other made in the same commune aon riz that he
bad printed Dr. BukIey's official designation I, brackets
can positively that was myself informed oy
Der ef The Board OF Censors that they could not examine
Houston because he only had the M tickets
Course and he had certificate of baying
sarly studied Medicine"
Your publishing this communication viii confg favor
On the Profession, and oblige
MEMBER MEDICAL SOCIETY
Or THE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEw-ToRK.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

p We have the satisfaction of pr senting our
readers to-day with paper almost literally devoid
of news When we say satisfaction, we nse the
term in sober earnest. Nine instances out OF ten,
the news so eagerly sough, after in the papers is
the source of unhuppiness and regret II Is a
record Of disaster and suffering, and such news
:neaks i'll for the prosperity of country. When
the PAPER. are dull, or filled with long miscella-
peou. stories, rely upon it the country is doing
we'll buffalo Commerc'ai'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

A MAMMOTH SrEAMtR.-A contract was made
day or two since between the Troy Steamboat
Company and Mr.. Brown, of Ncw-York, for the
construction by the latter of a steamer $40 feet
keel and 2S feet beam, to be finished by the first
of May next. This steamer will form one of a
aightlinc between Troy and Ncw-York She will
lie fitted with Lghthsll's half-beam engine, and,
in point of speed and accommodations, surpass
any steamer afloat. Troy Wig.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

ALL LAp1Es.-In Queen Anne's reign, the Lord
Batsman married three wives, all OF whom were
his servants. A beggar woman meeting him one
day in the street, made him very low curtesy-
(" All, bless you, said she, " and oas lite to you
if YOU do bat live long enough, we shall all be Ia
dies in time"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

PsDD1ses orsGEEES CoRs.-Take four ears OF
green corn, boil them till half done, cut off the
corn as fine as convenient, mix it with two heap
ing spoonfuls of flour, one pint of sweet milk, salt
and pepper 10 season, bake it well, and you will
have one Of the best dishes ever invented.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

FERTILITY OF THE WEsT.-Samuel Goodrich,
ESQ, of Prairie du Lac Rock County, has harvest
ed sixty acres of wheat, yielding an average OF 20
bushels TO the acre. from field which was sown
in wheat last year, and which had received no far
ther cultivation sihcc. The grain scattered in
gathering the first crop, took root and Prodnced
the second without further labor.
Wisconsin Enquiter.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12
4 III LHBEA OF The PtUICAL SOCIhI
Or THE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEw-YoRK.

ScHEnEcrADv.-Visiters to Saratoga will find
themselves amply repaid for stopping day in the
ancient city of Schenectady. Unattractive as the
place is at first sight to the cursory glance of a
stranger, the awakened enterprise of its citizens
is rapidly improving its external aspect, and it,
cnvrons possess much beauty and interest. Few
views in tha; region surpass the panorama to be
seen from the lofty terrace of Union College; and
he extensive and interesting garden Of Professor
Jackson will OF itself repay visit to the city.
The ~undins country a5ounds in picturesque
rides and rivers, and the aqueduct which conveys
the enlarged Erie canal over the Mohawk river,
four miles below the city. Is massive and highly
finished structure, which seems likely to endure
as long as the rock which it is founded Should
the stranger happen to have access to the society
pf the place, (the character of which is always
elevated by the presence of the faculty of litera
ry insttu,ion,) he will need no other inducement
10 repeat his visit. n. Y. Mirror.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

VERMONT SuGAR.-It is singular fact, that,
next to Louisiana, Vermont is the greatest sugar
producing State in the Union! The amount OF
maple sugar produced in 1910 was over 1850
tons, being over III pounds to each inhabtant,
allowing population of 9l,948. A, FIVE cents
a pound this is worth S253 1868 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12
INHE. Rev. DIR. f.. ID. Barry and MIR. Ru

VIE NV. DF. II J. Udll J nf1et 4'hl. heu
4 FUS LoCKwOODS Collegiate School, No. All
Broadway. Canal will open en- Monday, the
9Th inst The Classical Department IS under the immsdi-
atc care of Dr. Barry The English Department Is under
the supervision of Mr.. Lockwood, assisted by -
teacher of mathematics. Mr. A. Pesap1, professor of
pament Those parents desous of pac ny their sons IN
seminary in which the classical and branches are re
call al the book store of Mr. Roa Lockwood All Broadway,
the AT 10 Howard street at which
pnces cards containing of admission &c may De op
tsned Mr. Lockwood would receive few bows into his
uiy TO board The strictest regard will be paid TO their
comfort, and 10 their moral and dliterary Improvement
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12
Shade Trees.

luesyrs. EDITORS,
For few years past the WORMS have increased
SO as to almost disfgure some of our shade trees
in the streets; particularly the Button Wood
Last spring observed unler the limbs where they
made their nests II took pains to remove them; and
the consequence was, shat such trees was care
full to remove all the nests, from they escaped and
look we'll. Now if those who have trees in front,
(and all ought to have them in front of theil dwell
iSgs) will send up person to carefully remove
the nests and eggs, I feel confident they will be
preserved And who will rot try the experiment
this fall and next spring There are few that the
worms have not yet troubled such as the Allan
thus, Catalpa and Paper Mulberry. should like
to see Trees more generally son out in eur streets
than they now are. Yours, w.
GRArks.-Therew viii be a fine display of Grapes
al the Horticultural Room at the coming Fair of
the American Institute, commencing October TO-.
One of the Officers of the Institute the other day
was shown magnificent bunch growing in the
garden of a gentleman of the State of Rhode Is
land which he intends to bring to our fair. From
Massachusetts there is a promise of some fine spc-
oimens also. gentleman in this city will also
exhibit ssme specimens of superior kind which
has been acclmated with grea, success after many
years perseverance. Also several tropical plants
which it was thought impossible to acchmate.-
We hope the cultivators of this precious fruit in
our State, which will then be in season, will not be
ous-doue. There are extensive and choice vine
yards on the North River, as was shown at the las,
Fair. We hops the owners will spare no trouble
this year. The premiums arc for the best wher.
ever raised-if in America.
UJ The CHRISTIAN FAMILY MAGAZINE, o;
Parents and Children's Annual edited by Rev. D.
Newell, commenced its Second Volume with the
September number. 1t is salusary and ncail,
printed work f. H. Wilcox, SO Park Row.
A BROAD HrNr.-The kentucky Gazette urges
the claims Of Richard NJ. johnson 70 the Presi
dency, and copies with appreciation series Of
resolutions passed at meeting held at Harrisburg
Pa.s among which was the following:
Rsso!rd .fhai the letter of Martin Van Bnren 10 Ii,
missouri Legislature, declining nomination for ne Presi
dc exhibits his devotion TO the best Interests OF the Dem
GSfa,c Party and meets the deedd approdeton Of ts
fsogtee se seaoe Unisn aud especially OF the Dcnocas
Of Pennsylvania.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

u The anagram of :. yeli0w teper' is I" euery
feHo,,." That means that every man who expects
to settle among US must pay his entrance fee
through the agency of the doctor. IN. 0. Bul.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12
am, with gratitude, yours, &c.

a
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for
tatou by 4. g. SANDS < co. Druggists and Chemists
Granite Buildings, 73 Broadway oil Chambersst,
NewYork. Sold also by A. B. & D. Sands, 79 Fulton D.
Sands II East Broadway, corner Markets Price 81
n-r hottie sig bottles for S5 au29 If
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

MoRrAL1rY IN NEw-OgLEANs.-Comp
mortality from all diseases in NewOrleans during
three months, namely, August, September, and
October, (the period cf the epidemic) in the fol-
lowing wears: 1917, 965; 1919, 1199; 1920, 86S;
1922, 1862; 1888, 277S; 1887, 2239; 1889,
1864; lG4l, 223l.
Comparison of the Yellow Fever Of 1922 and
IS4l: In 1929, SO8 persons died of yellow fever
or in 1888 of the entire population. In 1871,
1925 died, being one in 1912 Of the entire pops
latiOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

Well Captain Tyler is q consistent and per
severing man, certainly said Loco-Foco the
other day.
..As to his consistency, Pm not sure, was the
reply, but he is per Sc ueering enough, that's
fact. Lowell Courier
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

MURDERS on THE M1ssiss1prI.-There are
several Islands in the Mississippi river between
the States OF Arkansas and Mississippi, which
have been long noted as harbors for the most des-
;,erate villains which infest the Southern country
These scoundrels ready to perpetrate any
crime, the most revolving to humanity; and but a
few years since there were bu, few fiat boat-mcn
hardy enough to lay up for the night, at one sf
these haunts of banditt. Not unfrequanty has it
happened, that boats loaded with produce have
been decoyed to the shore, their crews murdered
aud the boats sunk to prevent detection. The
Aawann on her passage up from New-oreans,
observed, as she passed Monfgomery's Point, four
dead bodies floating by. They were evidently
murdered, as large and ghastly wounds were seen
upon their bodes-they were offensive that
they were not taken up. These men were doubt
less the victims of the scoundrels upon one of
these Islands St. Louis Bulletin.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

fEVHE CLASSICAL and Mathematical
Z Department OF the University Grammar School will
he opened again on Monday, Sept 5. ftS
C. H. Edgar A. NJ Head Master, assisted by teachers et
rnlily and experience.
oT particulars see Circulars, which may be bad OF sax
ION Mes POS Broadway, and OF the anor at the U nj
y.r.,,, buildings. c. MASON, Rector
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

DEW in Ascension Church for sale.-
Pew No. IS on the ground floor, in the body OF the
Churc,. Apply at No. "a South street sf ielS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

DRIVATE TEACHER.-A gentleman
A who has some leisure, would devote it 10 giving pri
instruction the CLASSICS. English branches, for
can be oigen. Address 5. p, at this office. sl0lw
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MFRS. s. C. REID,S BOARDING and

va Day School, No lSi Fourth street, near the Wash.
ugtou Parade Ground. few doors west cf McDougal
street will re.opc ON Monday, sh September The pu-
ps are requested bd punctual attesance that they
NAV he present the organization OF the classes The
whole system of education IN this institution topneed on
reasoning aud demonstration. All pupils attached 10 this
establishment are instructed French Every department.
fully sustained by experienced and competent Professors
Reference, by permission, to The following Lades aao
Gentlemen -
Nsw Yoex--alls John Beekman, ss7 Broadway
Mrs Daniel w. Gantey, corner OF Fourteenth street ana
7lh Avenue.
Mrs William w. Callahan ~ Amity street
Mrs. T. 4. aIcCarty, Niblo'S, Broadway.
Benjamin T. Onderdons, ID. D., Bishop OF the DIOCESE oi
New York.
Thomas Lyc Rector OF Christ Church
Francis L, Hawks, Rector OF St Thomas Church.
Thomas Dewitt, D. d. Nj Nj. Noah, Esq,
John Kno, D. D. Chas. a. Davis, Esq,
Jcbn w Francis NJ D., Charles Davis, Esq,
H. 81 Western Counsellor, II. Greeley, Esq.
BUFFALO n. Y--General p. b. Porter.
ALyAyY " Y.-Governor William II. Seward
LEXINGTON, KYs-Honorabie Henry Clay, General Jas.
Shpib
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

Y VNR1VAIE CLASS1CAL lNSIRUC-
TION-A vourg gentleman who graduated with
lg rank as classical scholar, and who has taught the
classic, years with distinguished success would give
private instruction three young gentlemen hitting
iar college. Ample testimonials from high sources as 10
character ability and suct es teaching None need apply
Who appreciate and suitably reward superior at.ah
iuents Address n B w. Bos 806 50 6t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

BOARD WANTED-By a Gentleman
and his wife two children under five years of age,
and nurse private iamy where there no borders
Two rooms and sitting adjoining, or the whole OF
second or third floor The advertiser wishes permanent
and comfortable home genteel family and snol desrous
of rx,ravagant living parlor only will require 10 be ur
nisled lights and fuel lie will furnish. family thus sn-
ar.d wish 10 lessen ter expenses, may address T. O.
Gt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12
GYMNAsTIC ExERCISEs.--M

TYMNASTiC EXERClSES.--M
I FULLER respectfully informs his Pupils and The
pnhc generally, that his Gymnasiums, 2O5 Greenesreet
and 20 Anl-street open for the season. Junior
Class about being formed at both the cstaDlshHehs az
lave been considerably reduced, apply at either oil the
SymRasiums. - e
The Fencing department will be under the srpernten'
fence of Mr. Deany Professor and Teacher by ap-
sentiment in the United States Navy.
Soarrinp taupht as usual, So wv
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

This medicine has been prepared for the benefit of all
suffering mankind both rich and poor and 10 the INDECENT
poor il will be given without money and without price, by
their bringing certificate OF their need from The Pastor
the Magistrate The Alderman their Ward. And
let The testimony OF suffering humanity, who gathering
around thick and fast and by whose inherent virtues the
lame walk, the lepers ceansed and the afflicted
healed bear witness of its merits Let stand or fall by
own inherent virtues What it has done it will do
again. and by its the world will be relieved Of
amount of suffering and disease
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

0I0 AMERICAN FLAGS for sale
wv or hire by GAUNT & DERRICKSoN, 15s
South street. au3i u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

LNOR SAnE-A Cab and Horse. In
IL quirc of J. BUSH, corner Horatio and Fourh-sts,
an1i ImS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

K NAPP'S Cheap Fishing Tackle and
~ Gun Store 50 Houston street. between Cannon and
Lewis srset, the WIamsburga Ferry Manaactafsf
and dealer in onted poles snei hepk lines noat ssa
crs leaders, &C., so per cent less thar 1u r
c,ee superior lot Of Reed Poles fresh csi Dy .ae hge
one or by the hundred, cheap Guns psDsss ps..d I s
apparatus repaired, altered or made Al feaGceo
Powder, bali, and shot On hand se'erai Da''Doo -
if,r,rt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12
THE TRIB UN E.

Election laws.
STATE OF New YORK, Secretary's Office, J,
ALBANY, September 9, 1872
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rATSKlLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, at

rATSkILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, at
the Pine Orchard-l842-This romantic and fssbiona-
will conducted during the present season uI-
der the direction and pen!rnsuce OF the subscriber
undergone complete and orougisr repair and now
,pen for tie reception OF visitors. No effort will be spared
10 maintain the deservedy high character wInchtbas here
oore sustained As heretofore its tables will be furnishes
i'm every deIicacy that the NswYork market can afford;
andNevery possible attention that promote the conyeI-
lence and enjoyment of It's patrons will be promptly be
cally that part of il the mounain has been rendered
perfectly smooth and safe 49,
Messrs A. F. Beacl Co.'S excellent line of stages will
run as heretofore regularly between the Landing and the
eH am C. L. BEACH Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

U. The CHRISTIAN FAMILY MAGAZINE, or
Parents and Children's Annual, edited by Rev D.
Newell, = commenced its Second Volume with the
September number. 1t is salu,ary and neatly
printed work. Z. II. Wilcox, Sc Park Row.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

0OO LBS. BREWER TYPE (sec-
| V9FNI ond-kandl suitable for Country Newspapers,
Tor sale in lots OF 200 lbs upward Price 90 cents per b
cash. Apply at tbs office Glay anNu
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

The following cure remarkable, exiraordi-
nary as almost surpass belief has, in order TO place its
truth beyoad the reach OF suspicion doubt been
to- this 2sth day OF August 1892 before bis Hoaor Robert H.
Morris, Mayor Of the city of New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12

HT USCOVI4US DROPS-W arranted
VIZ 20 cure the tootnache in minutes diluted With
water orus IA elegant wash for the gums and teeth For
sale by A. B. TRIPLER, Druggist,
corner Of Fulton and Watersree
AIsoby GEORGE CHILTON Chemist,
aue6 i'm, No. Sot Canal-stree l.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12
VOL. gE. NO. 1872.
The Ncw-York Lancet and its Editor.

VIC take The following from tie Courier and En-.
qxirer, at the request of a friend, without en-
dorsing its contents or becoming party to tho dis
cussion If statement here vouched for BY ga
Member OF the Medical Society of the City and
County of New-York" be TRUE, any farther com
ment is unnecessary:
few weeks ago the following article appeared in the
newspapers:
81 hereby state that have inspected the credentials OF
James Alexander Houon and certify that he has regularly
studied Medicine and Surgery the University OF Glasgow
tSigned) HENRY D. EULKLEY, M. ID.
Recording Secretary OF the Medical Society
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-12
sOROWN'S BOWLING SALOON

DROOKLYNS SALT WATER WARM
I'D AND COLD BATHS-FuLroN FERRY-Now open
ipr the season. -, ,
Geptlemea and Ladies have warm salt water Baths
ut all hoars from O'Clock A. M untn 10 IN Ladeswi
have the exclusive Of The swimming bath on Iuesdays
and Fridays. until p NJ. None will be admitted afer5
p NJ that the bath may be tliberty for gentlemen at r.
NJ. Gentlemen adaitted at all other times.
Warm, Cold and Tepid Shower Batsfor ladies and gen.
ilcmen, at al times
Salt Water warm bathing is highly recommended for Gu
ianc0us diseases rcnmatisrn &c There aSrrcenty been
allied u superior Medicaed Vapor Bath which Will be
ready at all times
TIT Warm Bath % cents; tickets, ST. Cold water
Bath 2. cents; 10 tickets 81. Yapor bath, so cents
m EDWARD GkAS.
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.NE PRICE ESTORE.-It is generally

ST known thai some store-keepers ASH con6e ue pse
t- .rl i yorft.: iheresoSs any person wishing 10 PcI
La rrs45 ciobjps canrely on being iusnisheo WIN
arcirs hr iiowng a. q 81; t coll , Js
ST. Is To 81 So sGDGS9 Eli. 1854 fha,au-sil yll Sn
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Ever gratefuIIy y01lh,
THOMAS TURNER, IS Anthony stre,

THOMAS TURNER, IS Anthony street
City rnd County of Nev York, hereby certify that
on this 2s day s August 1872 the above named Thomas
Turner appeared before me, the Mayors oce and hzl
ing been duly stated that the aboye statement by
him subscribed, was true ROBI. H. MohIs,,
Mayor OF the City OF New-York.
do hereby certify tat the above is correct statement
of the OF Thomas Turner effect your sarsa-
parilla upon him his wife being member OF ny cnng'e
CATION have frequently visited them aud know ;he facts to
be true, SEYMOUR VAN DE USEH,
Pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, Daane-st
we the undersigned being neIghbes of Thomas urnef
do hereby certify that the above is correct statement OF
his ease and the operation of your Sarsaparia upon hm
WILLIAM LOZEY, Vine Merchant,
cerrer Church and Leonsrd-sts-
JOEL r PtFRDY. Greer,
co--'.r a'r TSin and ChG. eh SIS
ISAAC 20 VI. Gilcrr q Ffaik.. 81,
nefrc,,r- al-o ra,- AN ;,rti,rr gisoce rffurg
t,r Jane. nrnsr The Iea-e of grorn, s.etb~s
Co. acc n riii 81. sb1vr pfcstr' II yslls,.
enll, he above named Thomas Turuef was fora number
/ of years - -
The proprieto,s also submit to the public the following
certificate from highly respectable source, OF cure
made by using their preparation Of saraPara, which can
bu, have the eet OF placing beyond all doubt the cuu'
A ve rsEegs os Tbs medicine ~