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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16

Dvseu,erv Choc, and all arrangement OF the stomach
and bowels cured by JAYNE'S CARMiNAllNE BAL
ShM-Ihs is OF the most efficient pleasant, and safe
compositions offered the public Tor the cure OF the
various arrangements of the stomach and bowels and The
only article worthy Of the least confidence orcurns Lho
era lntantum, Summer Compliant, ana IN all Tue ABOVE
diseases it really acts like charm. 80
All persons are requested 10 try H. for there Is " NO MS
take" about being OF the most valuable family Ineu
cnes ever yet discovered hundreds nay, thousands o!
certificates have been received rom Physicians Clergy
men aud families OF the first resRccdbty bearing NE
strongest testimony It's favor too numerous 10 publish
Prepared only by DIR D. JAYNE, No. 70 South Ihrd
street, Philadeph
sold at wholesale and retail by the Agents A. B. X D;
SANDS, Druggists 10 Fultonstrect, corner OF God ana
100 Frl,on-s,rtef. Ao sold by Abraham b. sands Co..
z75 Broadway, (Gran,e Buiin.s) corner OF Chambers
street; David Sands Co, II Easi Broadway corner OF
u,rka,sreet Price so cents SIS I'm
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P'tsbprgh, lob Sepenlber, I0l2 80 :
VNJHAT is LIFE Without Health p

Mj
w Philadelphia, December. lsS7-To Dr. Jayne.-Dear
Sir The astonishing almost miraculous effects your e1-
Ease Won viii recol-c given by his physicians
who himself had lost all hope OF ever being Peted
10 preach again but who, from The use OF your incidence
90 far restored as not only be able walk OUT but also
TO preach made wonderful an impression on my mlnd
tina, after consulting with several cnns and learning that
YOU were regular Practitioner Of Medicine, and that your
remedy OF those quackIsii compounds win
WHEN Inc pune are 40 enspy u oupcksI called upon
you and purchased hall dozen hotties and told you that
If lived take them, you should have good !eporirol
am alive and well th day thanks be TO nerc:nl God
and Your EXpecoran; and now come forward chteriuy
to fulfil my promise.
For twenty long years had been sufferer from
the effects OF hard dry cough pain IN my breast ana ni
fculty breathing the last five OF which, chills and tvers
every spring and fall, added to my misery. Was
worn away skeleton; with the greatest difficulty
only could get up and down stairs; my appetite wasGohe
and my strength had far failed that friends were
persuaded could not survive many weeks, unless OBJ.
tain relief. Indeed sir my situation was so miserable 10
myself and so distressing to my family, that felt willing 10
die whenever il should please the Master 10 take me nome
Blu, heard of your medicine and relief came Yes ii
proved the Balm Of Gilead my poor, afflicted body
Before had taxed one bottle experienced mitigation OF
all my symptoms, and to my great oy found IN the con,
timed use of il the happcst relief In sher sir II has
made perfect cure OF me- and can truly say nave no
Now consider it is duty owe you, and, through You,
the public to make my case known believing nat VIII
have been 10 the use OF remedy which, the blessing
of God, consider TO have preserved my HE. -
ADVANCE and make my case as extensively you
please. there be any who doubt the truth Of the above
cures to sell forge certificates and publish hem refer them
shall be happy to see them and ND VIII nc, Gny
lars which would be unnecessary 10 furnish Tor the public
press With everlasting =fa,,gde am d:1f Sr
No l65 oueen.s,reet, below Fourth
For sale, wholesale and retail by A. b. 4 D. SANDS;
druCss' No 70 r.1n S SeTd ana sanS S
& Co., No IT Ea, Broadway, corner OF Markets. Abra'
ham B. Sands & Co, 27s Broadway, Granite Bndinss'
oEC Iop, rice
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NNTAR WAR WAR The Wig
w Makers have declared ho>tlites against our neigh

Wv Makers have declared ho>tIIlts ag0st OUT Ht!n-
bor Dr.. JAYNE, account of bis HAIR TONIC, "tich
i, knocking all their business INTO cooked hat Ladies
and Gentlemen old and young, tockingio he Doctors
standard Heads long dvrsled OF even the FIRST rud!menis
and flowing locks which Absalom himself might have en-
WED Beardes> boys seen with large and busSy WIS
kcr- md aaes smile again through their ring
les mere beautiful and bewchng thaa ever. a'dheas
doEng Ger wigs and throwing them TO the oes ana
demo lion OF their business
Wha; will be the con,eGuenc OF this war we know not
as the wgees are AID the Doctor remains c
and that things can he done as well as eth
er>' and that Bald Heals may well wear their own hair
) The hair OF other neopIe Weekly MESSENGER.
Ilmay be had OF Dr.. JAYNE, No 90 South Third street,
Philadelphia.
Sold al wholesale and retail by the agents, 4. B. D.
SANDS Druggists Nc 70 Fulton street, corner Of Cold
street and No 100 Futonsteet Also sold by David Saads
Abraham T. Sands ( CO.. No. rs Broadway, Granite
RniInr corner OF Chambers street Price 81. SIS I'm
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Il ton TO find medicine lat this of the yea) which,
the summer complaint OF children and of iarhaa, dysen
terry cholera morbuS &c OF adults The BLAC KH GiiRY
PANACEA is medicine Of this description, having been
tried in number OF cases with complete The
blackberry has long bsen held in high estimation vaua
bile auxiliary The treatment, of The above complaints and
this combined with other well koown vegetable agents
the form Of the above Panacea constitutes that requisite
tor speedy and permanent cure. Fore sale A. B. TRIP
LER Druggist, Fulton and Wafer street, also n, g.
Chiffon 8O& Canal street. AUS Ian
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OF THE EYER. K.

NISEASES OF THE Ely E.-R. X.
~ D,OSSY. Ophthaimic Surgeon, No. 207 Broadway,
ent ance Futon-streel. opposite st PauPS Church. al
tends to Diseases of the Eye, arG all the opera
ticas thereon Office hours from 10 O'clock Having
completed his sn.!ies oi 1--WE years with Dr. Elliott, 0cu
list and been subsequently, engaged as his assistant t. n
Dpssy is enabled 10 unseake thr treatment OF all diseases
affecting the organs al vistos Terms moderate and sradu
Permission given refer his late instructor and also
to some Of the eminent Professors OF the Medical Fac
ulty in New-York.
H. B-The poor treated gra,uiteusiy. anle I'm
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NHILDREN CRY for Sherman's Lo-

children CRY tor sherman Lo-
zenses and tkey may, for they very pleasant
and eicacious, curing coughs and colds in few hours
consumption in a few weeks.
WORMS CAUSE DEATH
and much suffering, when shsrmans Worm Lo1enges WIN
iniallbly lestroy them Many have been nnched from
an early grave by them A son OF Mr.. Henry King OF
Paterson had suffered for months and no one knew what
allied Tim. Three doses of the Lozenges enterey clred
him Hon. b B. Beardslry says they saved Inc lie OF De
only child r,1,-,,,.e
HEADACHE, PALPlTATlON SEASiCkNEsS
are relieved in rom TO 10 minutes by ST emans Camphor
ozenge for owne-s OF spirits dependency ana
all nervous aifc Mayor Clark says this a great
country and SherRans LozeEges are the greatest Invention
Of modern times"
ONLY ONE SHILLING
for Shermans Poor Mans Plaster, real cuTc LOT pains
or weakness the back breast any part oil te oouy
II cart be beat, we know nc;,her can ShcrmanS Otis
Tooth Paste be beat hardening the gums and sweetenlns
the breath His warehouse loo Nassau street one cooI
above Ann. Agents II East Broadway, 1873 bowery ~
1tson Sc liam 10 and g73 broadway and 10y
Fulton sire 81 Brooklyn, Be get Shermas - ~
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DARR'S LIFE PILLS.-It is impossi

bic 10 calculate the MANI benefits 10 the human
race which must result from the discovery o Old Parrs
cine Tie Fl herbal medicine which IS compounded
thousands al cases. been tired and
proved 10 be the efficient remedy OF the day Nor Is
il confined its useulnesS the diseases OF the poor Tor
il is sought BY and found in the medicine chests of The
wealthy of Great Britain AID various parts OF
the continent OF Europe.
As family medicine il is unequaed ard Is all powerful
in removing bilious and other c0mp ants arising from 'e
arrangement the amendry ducts, and IN purifying lie
blood IL is certain in the of the more delicate com
incident females grateful TO the taste aromatic 10
,be smell and Tie time gentle IN 1t, operation
vet so Eff acious that female ought 10 he without
.rrat boom left them by lis venerable dsco'erer, Od
Parr.
IL has been hut short time before the public yet the
prnpretors have rect"ed appraions t'r the
ri from various paris Of the United STATES and have bad
gratifying testimonials their good effects in removing
diseases prevalent al this season OF The year
To al therefore, nbo afflicted and in bad health we
would saw 90 10 the aforementioned agents where
the Genuine PARIS Life Pills nay he had, viz:
ushioa ASp:nwall. druggists and chemists, so william
street. 10 Broadway and 10 Asor House.
Abraham SandsA druggists and chemists granite build
ings, 273 Broadway, corner OF Chamber street
p pickle, fl3 Broadway oorner of Lispenard street
John g. Dod druggist Broadway, corner OF Beecker-St
A. w. Badeau, BOWery Medicine Store, zoo BOwcry.
Syrne> Medicine Store, IS Bowery, corner of Wakef-st
a. B. Trpler, corssr Fulton and warer->treets
Horace Everett druggist 67 Greenwich street, next iothe
corner OF Franklin
J. j. Codaington, apohecarie 7 Hudscn-strect corner
OF Spring-streei-
E. L. Cotton. chemist and apoihecary, c3 BeeckeT-sEett
OF JoIe--stIect
j. Wpndover druggist aud apotecary, al Eighth Avenue,
Brosklyn-Wm ARMSTRONG seed, drug and patent medicine
warehouse. 1874 FrensreeL
And wholesale al the propretors otlce.
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: Ess hELIzABETH-PORT AMI

SIlnrlrT Arra,g etaent.--Fare Il! Cent,
Tho STEAMBOATS, TER-WITCH. CINDERELLA and
wlLLIANSRURGH, ply daily from EIizaketh-PortO New
York, touching New Brighton and port.Eichmond, on
anL after the 18th lay sfArgu, l8t2each trip, follows
Leave tzaheh-Por,, Leave n. / ork, pier !, N. X.
At6i, and noclock AN a, 81 81 and lGt a. NJ, and
AT and O'Clock. p VI At pa and O'clock, Pm.
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$ I'M ClafendOh fiOuSt COT DudHe Sc dIu IUau"dJ
NETORMS IN CHiLDREN.-Of all

w diseases 10 which children exposed, none are
fatal TO them as Worms Unfortunately children are
seldom free them and they initiate the symptoms of
almost every other complaint they often produce alxmng
effects without being suspected Worms are rot only
disease themselves bpt by their irritation agra
va,e all other dis wandering from part ri the body
another winding themselves up into large balls and OBJ
sirucng the bowels and frequently the threat causing
WILSON'S and often leath The d. sired remedy will ne
found il DIR. JAYNE'S TONIC yERMIFUGE, which
will very destroy the Worms, and invigorae the pow
ers OF digestion so to prevent return of them.
Prepared ONLY at No % Sonh- Third-streei Also for
sale at l52 Nouh.Secondstree Philadelphia.
Sold AT wholesale and retail by the agents, s. B.. D.
SANDS, Druggists, No 70 Fulton of Got-s,reet,
and loo Ful,cu-i eet also solby Abraham Sands Co.
273 Broadway (Graniie Buidings) OF Chamber.
and by David Sands Co. East Broadway corner
of karkpt.strert SIS I'm
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- r~ epEOPLE'S LINE FOR At

foot OF CourilLna;st.
The COLUMBIA. Capt T. P. Nr',berry, Will leave AZ
above a; P. II. on Tuesday aGd Frisay.
The steamer NORTH AMERICA, CAPT. NJ H. Traes-
den VIII leave rs above al ?. ". on "Wednesday sad
Saturday.
n B Al Siais Of properly ,akea only the risk OF he
ovr,,sr tb.frsO
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Sold Inv The agents, A. B. L D. SANDS, Druggists No.
70 Fulton-street Jrner OF Gold ond 100 fuonuee ai
wholesale and retail. Also sold by DAVID Sands co.
No II East Broadway of Marke-st; Abraham IS
sd I. 70 Co 973 Broadway aul7 I'm
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-26

fest error on the part Of the President, the
presumption of the Constitution is that
such majorities will be found. Should
they be 50 found in this ease, having con-
scientiously discharged my own duty, |
shall cheehully acquiesce in the result.
JOHN TYLER.
Hashiagton, august 9th, 1912.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
JOHN llISE 4 WILLIAM 0SHlN,
L. Sale street, one door from henorth- corner
ofthe Public Square.
TER MS:

Two dollars and fifty cents per annum, if paid in
advance; Three dollars ifnot paid before the expi
ration of the first six months; And three dollars
and twenty-five cents if delayed until the end ol
the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for
the first insertion, and % cents for each sub
sequen; insertion. 4 liberal discount made to
those who advertise by the year.
OJ No subscribers taken FOR a shorter period
than six months.
nFNo paper discontinued until all arrearagcs
are paid, unless at the option of the editors.
u All com nunications, to ensure attention,
must he past Paid.
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The E.nw,cr r,c,crrcc,,.

The E.avvycr EsctcTreri.
Fhe town clock had already struck ten.
The wind moancd doleluly as it found
its way through the crevices ofthe dilapi-
dated cottage. and as the rain battered on
the window, it told how eomlorlless was
all without. On that night many family
drew closer around their comfortable fire.
sides, MS they listened to the elements
raging around them. Bat there was one
poor building 10 which we have alluded,
where there was no comfortable hearth,
but every thing looked desolate and lonely.
There was but a single room, and that
contained furniture of the meanest quality,
The wretohed looking beds, the broken
chairs, the naked walls, the handful Of
Goals almost expiring on the hearth, told
of poverty in its naked form. On one Of
the beds lay female, whose countenance,
sallow and emacalea, indicated the ravag-
es of grief rather than of disease. The
close observer could still detect there the
lingering traces of beauty. BY the expi-
ring embers sat young girl, perhaps of
seventeen, clothed wiiha thin calico gown
Poverty and suffering had not c1aced the
beauty Of her countenance, but her eyes
were red with weeping, and her checks,
paIIid with grief, were still more lovely.
Shiyerlug with cold, she was steadily
pursuing her work, for that was the sole
dependence of the family for daily food.
'Julia,' said the mother, do lay aside
your work and go to bed. You viii per-
ish with cold
But, mother replied Julia, brushing
away the tear which was gathering, /
promised Mr ---, the tailor, that |
would have il done this evening, and be-
sides there is nothing left in the house TO
cat in the morning. SO thatI must finish
this before sleep And again she piled
her needle with renewed aasiduity.
But where was the father, and the hus-
band all this time? Dead No. Gone
to sea? No. An unfortunate debtor i'm
INJURED in prison! No. But lie was tip
ping IN a coffee House upon the fee he
,.. , ,,';' ,;oIa 49, ~ ,,n. L,a;nos,
inI ,,'ha ,ar ha5 0nan Lo r,.s ,,,o
,,,a-. .,Iaa.,;'l -. :, a;,,ac
wv, na,., ,,as ~ o,,,c,s, Jr,nt..I .rho
c..r. 1 t,',, 80 60 '.t;,,. y..sJa t,aJ u.annI
on,;n a.'.,.,i t;n, ,..;oh Lo ;nn{l,,c,roIIv
1,.nr,, ' =. Is,aL CT o.ono,hor nf
H.. ai; ,s Ioc, L;r, .nI ono aoo, ano,bcr
49,; ;o c';o o',' c'n.",, liz, ,,n,, al,os, ,n.
,. a ,', -, L;mso,r La cannd timso,r non,,
,oo. 90 - ,,''I'r. nnJ s,.a", J.,nl"rJ
III oo,,,anio, .n,,,. ,~aa. ,ha l,,or. AMI
-, 49, ,''' ;a,oI:J liz Laa,niGJ j,Ja
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$4,000
Leaving an available amount of


-Sl $50 600
Leaving an available amount of S97 1000
The Navy Department had drawn re-
QUESTIONS on the Treasury, at that time,
to meet debts actually due, among which
are bills under protest for Sl,4l4.000,
thus leaving an actual deficit of 44l,G00
There was on hand about 100000 Of
unissued Treasury notes, assisted by the
.ccruing revenue, amounting to about
$4,000 per week, exclusive Of receipts
on unpaid bonds, to meet acquisitions for
the Army, and the demands Of the civil
list.
The Withdrawal Of the sum Of 500, coo
to be distributed among the states, so soon
as the statements and accounts can be made
up and completed, by virtue Of the provi-
sions Of the act of the 4th September last,
of which nearly moiely goes to a few
states, and only about @363,00 is TO be
divided among all the states, while it adds
materially 10 the advertisements Of the
Treasury, affords to the states no decided
relief.
| No immediate relief from this state Of
things is anticipated, unless, what would
most deeply be deplored, the Government
could be reconced to the negotiation of
loans already authorised by law, at a rate
of discount ruinous in itself, and caIcula-
ted most seriously 10 affect the public ere
dit. SO great is the depression Of trade,
that even if the present bill were to be-
come law, and prove TO be productive,
some time must ciapse before sufficient
suppIies would flow into The Treasury,
while, in the meantime, It's embarrass-
ments would be continually augmented by
the semi-annual distribution Of the land
proceeds.
Indeed, there is but TOO much ground
to apprebend that even If this, bill were
permitted to become law, alenisliug rs it
does the proceeds of the land sales, an &C.
tuaI deficit in the Treasury would occur
which woUld more than probably involve
the necessity of a resort to direct taxation.
Let it be also remarked, that $780,
0O0 of the public debt becomes redeemabie
in about two years and half, which, al
any sacrifice, must be met. while the
Treasury is always liable to demands toI
the payment Of outstanding Treasury
notes. Such is the gloomy picture which
, our financial department now presents,
! and which calls for the exercise Of rigid
economy in the public expenditure, ant
. the rendering available Of all the means
| within the control Of the Government.
! | most respectfully submit, whethc
this is time to give away the proceed
: Of the land sales, when inc public land
t constitute fund which of all others, ma,
9 be made most useful in sustaining III
d public credit. Can the government b
generous and muni6cent to others whe
c every dollar il can command is necessar
o to supply its own waits !! And if Cot
d gress would not hesitate TO suffer the pr,
visions Of the act Of 4th September last
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A lady in Richmond Va, has been de-
liycring lectures exclusively 70 ladies', but
soma curious young gentlemen have aten-
ded, in disguise Of curls, corscls aud
gowns.
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"I'm sorry you snil that" as the loaf
O. remarked when the Judge sent hin 10
six years hard !Shor.
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AVA, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, AUGUST %. 1872

|. The bill uniles two subjects, which,
so far from having any affinity to one
another, are wholly incongruous in their
character. 1t Is both revenue and an
appropriation bill. 1t thus imposes on
the Executive, in the first place, the ne
cessity of either approving that which he
would reject, or rejecting that which he
might otherwise approve.
This is a species ofconstraint to which
the judgment of the Executive ough, not,
in my opinion, 10 be subjected. But that
is not my only objection to the act in its
present form. The union of subjects
wholly dissimilar iii their character in the
same bill, ifit grew into practice, would
not fail to lead to consequences destructive
Of all wise and conscientious legislation
Various measures, each agreeable only TO
a small minority, might, by being thus
united, and the more the greater chance Of
success, lead to the passing Of laws, of
which no single provision could, if stan
ding alone, command majority in its IA
vOr.
2. While the Treasury is in a state of
extreme embarrassment, requiring every
dollar which II can make available, and
when the Government has not only to lay
additional taxes, but to borrow money to
meet pressing demands, the bill proposes
to give away fruitful source Of revenue
which is the same thing as raising
money by loan and laXation--not to meet
the wants Of the Government, but for dis
,ribution, proceeding which | must re-
gard as highly impolilc if not unconsim-
tional
A brief review Of the present condition
of the public finances will serve to illus
ratc the true condition of the Treasury,
and exhibit It's actual necessities. On the
9Th Of August, Friday last, there was in
the Treasury, in round numbers,
% 1000
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Necessary to be retained to
meet trust funds, $500 0l0
his; on public debt due in Oct. $1,000
10 redeem Treasury notes
and pay the interest, 10000
Land distribution, under the
act Of the 4th Sept. 1871, 640,CC0
CI
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TO the House IF Representatives. Of the
United States:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-19
G. o 20 gres So on O J..
WASHINGTON, July 6, lS42.

WASHINGTON, July 6, lS42.
MIR Fillmore moved that the debnte on the tariff
bill should terminate on Tuesday next, in accor.
dance with his declared intention yesterday NOR
nirg HIS reasons for submitting this motion,
the pressing necessity OF immediate action, and
the previous appropriation Of three days text week
to the affairs of the territories.
The prev ious question then moved, on the
foregoing motion Of Mr. Fillmore, and sustained by
the House.
Ard motion then made, to lay the motion
of Mr. Fillmore the table. Lost, SS to 104.
The motion of mr. Fillmore was then adopted as
amended, by vote OF SO to 81
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole, MIR McKennan, of Pennsy lvania, in The
chair and Mr. Triplett, OF Kentucky, occupied
the first hour in defending the Tariff and Land
bilIs--and made very good speech.-iie was fol
lowed by Mark A. Cooper, of Georgia, who raved
like maniac, and spouted like harPooned
whale in favor OF free trade, and the kindred doc
trines of Loco Focolsm. He has driven most OF
the members from the Hall by his moving appeals,
and he is st pounding the desk, swinging his
arms, shaking his fists ferociously, and making up
most horred faces at the few who remain TO hear
him. i. -
Thursday, July 7.
Mr. Archer, from the Committee on Naval At
fairs, reported bills TO re-organize the Navy De-
partment; to prescribe the number of Professors of
Mathematics in the Navy; and for the establish
ment of schools for instruction in the naval sci
ence.
MIR Bapby's Resolution insiruciing the Commit
lee on Indian Affairs 10 Inquire what amount OF
money above the contract price was paid to john
Ross for the removal of the Cherokees west oil
the Mississippi, was, atoi some oiscussion' adoP-
ted.
Bills were passed supplementary to the act OF
1859 establishing the Judicial Court of tho United
States; and to provide for the reports of the dec's
ions Of the Supreme Court of the United States
(,heso having been made without other authority
Of law than appropriations.