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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27
NJ DIR. JOHN Thomson, 34S Broome sire

consequence OF The rapid Increase Of his business since his
commencement this city, about TO associate with him
his brother Dr. CyRus THOMSON, Of GeddeS Onondaga
county The long experience which these two brothers
hive had upwards of2eyeas each both Individually and
with their aiher the oder of the practice is SUFFICIENT TO
ene them to the confidence of The community The fol.
lowing are few of the that have been successfully
treated by DR.. JOHN THOMSON:
Rev l. D. Williamson. dyspepsia, liver complaint, and
pensra debily David Goran 232 Water srt ct OF cougl
and bos complaint: Mordcca Wilson'S wife. OF Flatba,h'
SIS Broome sreet of complication of complaints of eight
years been attended BY ten wnm
Simns 18th street children OF whoopng cough and
OF H. Barrett Staten Island dg g as
and ulcers of The stomach John Cochran OF kinderhook OF
raising blood and coughs Stephen Giaddng Albany, bad
case OF dyspepsia and liver complaint Laura Cross albany,
piles "a splendid remedy the ples ao, valuable and
pleasant remedy Dyseney Relax and all oosenes. OF
the bowey dus<1 l"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

TUSIC-Mr. Charles Reps respectfully
IsE informs the ladies and gentlemen New York and
Piano Forte, Guitar, Flute and Violin, his residence No
II Broadway II preferred at the residences OF his pupils
nnlQ O,uI.~
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. The ChenpestCarh MAJ

" Hustled, Merchan: Tailor, No.. Chatham Squar
corner of Cathernesreet, continues to make Clothing
order in the neatest STYLE 10 per cent cheaper than II
cheapes, Cash Tailor In the city. COED fit warranted
and hereafter no dlsappointnents aul6 sti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

~ Imitation Congress Water. acknowledged
by the judges be equal to the original in every way
sale by tho single bottle dozen or gross IS pa cen
| cheaper than the original, by DIX. COEsRf,
aoI 81 lS5 Nassau st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

4 OOK AT THIS.-Just received from
Elaucon lot Silk Hose at only, IS Sd 5-pair lot fine
thread Edging only 0d ayard lot fine Bombazne al Is
Cd lot plain Elack De LANES Is 3d. lot best quality al
wool De LANES Is Cd lot Flannes yard wie al only /,
cd; lot Diapers wide Isl lot double mled Casslreres al
Ribbons at cents per yard lot Cbinz Prints al onl.
ward, for sale in any quantity at W1LLET HAWKINS
store No sol Greenwich street, 9Th below SPRING.
au2, Stis+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

nOCUMENT No. 13.-Board of As
I sisiant Aldermen, Jol, 29tli 1872
Report of the Committee the subject OF Nayor
Ewbanks Patent Timed Lead Pipe, for the conveyance
of The Crolon Water Presented by Mr.. Scoes.
EDWARD WILLIAMS, Clerk
The Select Committee which referred the annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

HOTELS, Steamboats, and Families
supplied with good servants at Illusions Office, 5oOt
Pearl-sreet Watering places supplied with Cooks, Wait
loft is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

PILLs on all parts Of England, Ireland,
amount for sale AT s. STLVESTERS,
an97 . wall-street and $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, AUGUST 2, 1912.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,-THIs DAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

SPECIE of all kinds bought and sold,
~ Treasury Notes purchased and sold at The hest market
rates by S. J. SYLVESTER,
au21 % Wal.st. and l3n Broadway
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. nCAMP MEETING at Sing
E~ nCAMP MEETING near suf-

SssSSSz2 ferns, in the Ranapo yalleY-Tbe new
and iast safIIng steamboat JACOB BELL Capt Richard
Yates Tuesday Mosang, August go WI leave lae io9t
and Hammond street Wharf at past o'cioea9and con-
,ipues running as above during the week FOR PeEmont,
where the New-York and Erie Railroad Co. viii have
of cars reay convey passeagers to the Camp
Ground RetutBing. leaves Suaerns al r b. and ar
hoaf2 Railroad 81 dn2f IW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

TuE suN rae MooN lFULL 81!
Rises S Is Sets s. Rises 60 Morn Is Eve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

4 TNCURRENT MONEY of all kinds
" purchased at the best market rates.
s J. SYLVESTERS,
auN 2 Wallst and $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

y ,isbei Vol l OF PRECEDENT OF WILLS, drawa
conormaby the Revised Statutes of the State Of New
y.es and beoues,s necessary be used for the disposition
and personal property in this state win saoge
ef importance On The subject decided in the Supreme Cour
and Court for the Correction of Errors comprising the dn
" OF executors administrators and suardians ptersperseh
with notes of the leading English reports upon the subject
Off stauenary GiSpOsitons. auZ 81"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

MA TO LET-The Store No. SO Nassau,
cor of John-st. together with the esrnes on
the 4 foor from the present time until the first OF May
the nrems.s ~ aus So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

Holm McCABE 81 CO.'S Intelligence
~ Office, 90 Nassau-st RErERExcEs-Hon NJ. II. Grin
Gell,H Brevor, ESQ. W. irving. Prof Renwick. az It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

The Timed Leaden Pipes spoken OF in the foregoing
Report, are furnished and put up by ~,
arsa 1meod 76 Broad.street and 7e3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-27

A TURNING LATHE WANTED
good second hand small Lathe, ef abou. Il inch
centres with iron shears such used By fine brass turn
ers or penccasc makers, fitted up ready for is wanted
al moderate price, az the Patent Nail Factory, NO o0
Gold 81. an ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11
NJ Ious |. WENDELL the worthy. and cana

~ lous L. WESDELL, the worthy. and capa-
Bile Reporter of Decisions in Su,,e Supreme
Court, has been remored by the Chief Justice and
Chancellor, and NICHOLAS Hull, Jr. appointed in
his stead. The cause Of this removal was Mr..
Wendclls refusing to pay contribution levied on
him to aid the reelection of Mr.. Van Buren in
la4O-It strikes ls that this is rather small tus
ness for the high Judicial functionaries engaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11
Rcneal Of the Eankrnp, Inv.

The following are the Ayes and Noes il the
House on the motion TO instruct the Judiciary Com
mil,ee to bring in bill repeating the Bankrupt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11

DYING or SrARvArloH.---An Italian named Manuel
Brewer died So l.uiio" street last Monday The
pco. unfortunate niuoty years old and had long
been i'll, without any friendly hand 10 give HIM relief.
While hundreds of or citIcus rolling in wealth, With
more money than the well appropriate to their own
comforts of fellow mOrtas not only suffer-
ing, but dying from hunger Oh. child of Mammon. where
Is thy blush woman. for few hou:s aaucng at one
of our theatres gets 5000 Crowds flock TO SEQ her and
open their purses and hearts in alteration Of the DIVINITY
while but few blocks hence this posr I'D nian was lin
gerng out his existence without ucrust OF bread or even
one comfort Necessary CT hfc Tall! not Of your charity
or beraity, while such pass unn0ced. The day
of were al CALCULATIONS citizens brought
soag attentions to the poor dy ing e had 10 nope
but III death !ier poor and sick relieved by
Shcrnans Loacuecs! Were they placed IL every family
VIC should save many lives Coughs Colds, Headaches
and Consumptions arc easily cured by them. Tho Doc
tors Office is at loo Nasau street
Sacrman's LoIengcs sold at the warehouse, lIb
Nassaust and by Agents no. sT3 ami a9 Broadway, u
East Broldway Ies Bowery 22 Blocker mud 227 Had-
ss ~ I; s. and IN Fultcn ST. R,ooklyn Redding
Satc-st. Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11

The SuTREME CeuRr.-This is the day fixed
BY law for the commencement Of the annual term
OF the Supreme Court of the United States Judges
Mclean, Catron, and Mckinley are, we know,
upon the ground and we have no doubt that
quorum of the Court will be present to-day
Among the distine uishcd Members OF the Bar who
will be in attendance the Court, we are aware
of the presence of Mr.. J. Nj. Clayton. of Della
ware, Mr.. Crittcndcn, of Kentucky, and Mr. Wall,
of New.Jcrsey, all ex.Senators of the United
States. Nat Int.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11

-. - 70 100.
pasas +. ..n ~ -. '''''s'
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SERaosT-tV9s'0sSs. a.gl1sAS c y o.~ n
y ~ ohh-01'@Segs1Do =, Iis,.1
DAVIS, Dog, tgbert errIs, ., ~, " 10y - .
Floyd Gordon, honck. II -hG'-ieiiah ! a'''ia So
hggs' sanford, an bure'' y '''-As
NES-o EKsES-No n p;1to.,..c p.a
hHHsi l.. ~ ~ ~, u 1f'ts:
I ofhahce, CUISINE - rs -
Narchand, Neyhard' runner onyacF' "es'oFo'S
10
Z oEi.A" Akt-,No1 III c.,,. viva
;. HA NJ = La ia >'''
V,pc1y,A--Bar.op. Cary. G11uER, Gogrin, w.
Q. Go,le, Harris, Hays, Hopkins Hubbard, Hun
ter, YIN Smith, S,cearod, A II. IL Stuart, Sno1-
mers. WlsE--l4.
- NORTH CARoLISA-Arfi1eion, q. ". Caldwell.
Daniel. GRAHAM. Mckay. Sa'u,dcr,, .Shcrpcrd-7.
cor-ru CApotJyA-S. H. Butler. Vim Butter.
p e Caldwell John Campbell Holmes, Rhett.
S,,,,,.r-7
Cro,,-,,-y y 1.sIsr-I.
a,,r,w.-cbannan. Houston. Lewis, PAYNE.
II
Ml.srsslrrl-None
Louis,ASA-None
Onlo-Couea Dean, Doan ]. Hastings, Mat
news. plcdi!i, sweeney, w ellPr-o.
Kgs7ucxy-Ioyd. VIM @. Butler. IT, Darts,
Grccn, T. f. .W0rshali O,cslcy. Pope, H. b.
yHomosou. TripleN. L,,,aercood-10.
TnNSEssEE-A V. Brown, r. j. Campbell,
CarutLcrs Genlyy. Cave johnson. a. Mcclellan,
Turnev. Waticrson, c. II. UiHiams-9.
ZINDIASA-C,arcns \ Kennedy, PRorFlT-3
Ir1Iso1s-Cascv, Reynolds.
Misso,.rr-.J G. Edwards, Miller.
N,cu1G.y-Nonc.
=apx.xs,s-No,o
To,al $50. Ioco.Eocos 49, slYhira lin l,al
icSl ~. md Gilncr Wise and ProaiT.
The Wbirs arc from kentuckv 2. Tennessee 4
yo1;.no - ycr,nan, {, Now.ycrk A1a,yI,nd !
- :, r....,:s !, C,...,,
s,'sni' - Norm nuo'i"" : ''0u''s e'0
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Nrw.H.y,su,Rr-Nooe.
Observation-Disclosures Baker, Borden, Bur
nell, Briggs, Calhoun, hudson Saltonsiall, WIN
IN" ~. ,...,,..u p.,,a p.o.,,o,. n .b,..
r Sn;,h Tr,,nbrll r w W;ll;nns ~ 0Y00''N'
RHODE lsLAND-Cranston, Iillinghast,-2.
skEhosr-Hall, SHADE.
ioAN.IaDSoI Go ia'a Co. cn IN
more. A. l.. Foster. Ga,es. GRANGER. Hun,. Linn.
NcKeom, Maynard, Roosevelt Tomnson, Van
Rensselaer,, Wood, John ioung-20.
NEw-JEEsEf-Ma fandoiPa' otratton,
i1lAe'-s.
IN - w W I,i;, :. ~
n p,.aoli c;a,oa,on Ta,.oJ - 1''0"'s'
Observation-Disclosures.
MARYLANp-W. Cost Johnson, j z. Kennedy,
A. Gandali.-3
, slsGlSlA 4, alla'e' TO- y Gu,
w., .;, Win,nn ''"'', us'i'''s
SorTu c,par,y,-Nono
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11

VlRGlNIA.-Iu the House Of Delegates, which,
chave right to take for granted, faithfully re-
fleets the sentiment Of the People, one Of the op.
ponents OF the Bankrupt Law having moved re-
solution for instructing the Senators from that
State to vote for the repeal OF that law, it
called UP for action Friday last; and after fair
and fall debate the vote of the House by Yeas
and Nays, upon taking it up, was IS to 60; and so
the House refused to consider the instruction.
National IntclIigencsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11

SUNDAY Schools IS HAyASA.-lhe Governor
of Cuba has ordered the immediate erection of
Sunday Schools in Havana, where the children Of
all Glasses may be educnted free OF expense. Tho
law is u liberal one, and accompshes the object
completely. The Lnncasteriau system of teaching
is to be adopted Governor Fal!ez, in taking this
important step, will earn for himself an cnylabe
fame lions Herald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11

Nix CRoss.-Wc learn, says the Wilmington
Chronicle of the 9Th, from Capt. Mcsser. of the
brig Echo at this port, in days from MataRzas,
tina, Mr. Cross had had his trial there and
Quilted but the law officer of the Crown who had
the management of the appealed to higher
tribunal ut Havana, and consequently Mr.. Cross
was remanded to prison, where he remains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11
Ie0isIaturc of SsU + ork.


and debated till the hour of adjournment
In The HovsE, the Speaker announced the Gem,
uittee on Public Printing, viz: Tambn. Loomis,
Grout, Mead and Tucker.
Mr.NNElg, on notice, introduced bill in rela-
ton 10 Labor in State Prisoas. which read
and referred TO the Committee State Prisons.
\ resolution TO limit the amount c Public Print
iag was ordered.
Mr. Loonls gave notice Of Joint Concurrent
Resolution to guard against the improvdcns crea-
tion OF State Debts.
Mr. D.,rszAc introduced resolution in relation
to Gen. Jackson being fined al Newt Orleans, no,
ticed below.
Little else was accomplished. Adj.
sArusoAy, Jan. 5 i5ia.
In SENATE the Annual Reports OF the Phnnix
Lafayette. and Butchers and Drovers Banks
we're presented.
Mr.. Dlcklssoy gave notice of bill. in accord
ancc with The recommendation OF the Governor TO
cx,cad IT,. benefits 6: Common Schoo. Education
in The city Of Newly orN.
The Senate elected Charles Niyea Sergcsnt-at-
Arms, JOEL Gillett DoorIscrcr and Martin Miller
Assistant Docrsceper. in place Of The Iatc Wing
ncr,nbcnts
The bill to repeal the Iaw=ycsting ;hc appoint
nent ef Receivers Tor broken Banks in the Bank
Commissioners instead of the Chancellor came UP
on its third reading, and Me,srs Dickinson ard
Roor spoke at length asaiast it. Mr. FcsrEx re-
Piled. Mr.. FpRNAS also opposed the bill. When
he had concluded, the bill wa. passed by party
,.,,.-17 "a 1:.-,rd sar. - ,Lo iIo,.s
:. =,
.Sr. fRASKLiS OF TINS Ciiy submitted the f'!-
| lowing Prenmblc ard RcSuigt;on:
:. ic uu =. as y
70 maintain '.''t 'a'.'i anu
anu upon no occasion u feP"1'te 81 SCI at
just at''' oul 10 P'o'u o. ever cas
II. !'.ei. tias VI '.' a.u ~
Ec,e.ence 10 l.ei ecu"'sgy oo.ls@'ohs "nlti VIII
81 49,
., aS 10 So i n.y. nov are or neFeales MAJ
ueSo'ic .'iie'teu hn''llt' sHT ~ eoSe'!'eNe 81
the excitement ana alarm which no" 50 gche'altF
pFeva IN reference 70 TIE PtlSneo lan Q. some ot
oar s;ates-ln consequence OF the action OF heirLe
l'atures IN relation thereto IT Is riGht and proper
mat an expression shoa!a be a' III relation 10 t:e
eclsa''9ns "''iti oeeii e"'e5e'' 1i'o y ''iS
olaIe-'Hs .t'
hssossa " le ,?s.aioty solsa t"at v" no!c
lIs eeln5dt ' l.e =. i'm
OF 50 sacred and nindns character thar we Willy
esers means IN our pow la,'al, ana spno!a
he mid ycb b0, ben our
pligh,ed faith to oc III the least degree Injured or I'M
paired but hold ourselves responsible at al! times
ana umaea al 20 carry oa anu man
or may hereafter Contract aud faithfully to redeem
The loans winch have been or may be made upon the
'"'I ~ st. e.n
az '''o'''5
announcement al Committees
n'yay5 $ ara -usan5-lessFs HOLMAN Lawrence
rnrn5smwsssr. T,nblin Pn-nb,u ste,son
Bird.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11

GEORGIA ELEcrIoS.-Thc Savannah Repuhli-
can OF the 9th contains returns from parts OF teur
Counties. These give majority for tie Wing
candidates, but they are of course too slight to
give any hope for the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11

10 The celebration of the opening of tha Rail
road between Philadelphia ard Pcstsvc was Gel.
cbratcd aong the ro,l.e yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11

WgsrNRN RAlLRoAp.-We are pleased 10 learn
ha, there is now al Grcenbush much freight as
this road can carry for month at least. Coastets
detained By the ice now unloading 1910 bar.
rcs Of -four which are to DC sent over The Western
Railroad. Boston Atlas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11

% Wiaru Roberts was tried in the Hudson
County Court, n. j. fer rape on Jane Ann
Toolc, on the 18th CT July last, ard was found
guilty, though recommended to mercy The sen,
tenc. OF the Court was FIVE yaars solitary confne
,ncnt in the State Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11

D Sir CHARLES BAGoI, the new Governor
General of Canada. visited the Legislature, the
Supreme Court, SC. oa Friday, accompanied BY
Gov. Seward. On Saturday he left Albany for
Montreal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11


u About two months since steamboat West Chez
ter by coal Chat is the blue blaze from the COAL pro-
duccd by wave coming suddenly up the iseso gas
far hotter than fire ana extremely uphurous and
poisonoas was horribly burnt tie whole face 90
was perfectly blind, and my face hands aud peeled
oil, lc1riss all these parts soren this horrible SIT
nation aud IN agony nlescrbabel applied Daleys Pain
Extracting Ointment when from Of perfect ease
began 10 recover rapidly, and in 10 days my face "n
healed incredible to relate without mark and
oDl? small scar wrist and hUnd, which aad
taken cold before got the save
vi these facts, ho~cvee they may appear
the officers Of the Weschester and steamboat Unon and
many Of my other friends and will more
than confirm what have .houg ut my duty make pub
he for the beneft!o sufferers and particularly those as
much exposed TO fire my lelo" steamboat engineers
JOSEPH B. CLARK,
Engineer or Stesnboa Union.
was alec "itEcs, Ia the above aud declare II tTuc
EMERSON BARRETT, Engineer
City and County Of New-York,
joseph b. Clark Of snd city being duly sworn depoieh
that the iscts forth in the above statement by him
signed all and several and correct Of his own
personal know ledge.
SWORN before ne, l0.h day of December 1871.
THOS. SUMMERS, Commissioner of Deeds.
We cay every humane family will keep box of this
save constantly at hand, 10 in Of accident III
to he had at II Maiden I.nc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11
PATHOLOGY er Ls1EurLgAyc.-Ws were sor

PATHOLOGY er lsIEMFEEAScE.---We were sor
r., though not disappointed to see the Lecture of
Dr. zbRows delivered last evening at Clinton Hall
on this subject, so ,hiny attended. The ability
with which tie topic was discussed and the high
practical Importance OF the truths advanced mus.
recommend 70 the c!o-e-stteniion Of every class
in the community. IL va. strictly physiological
discussion. pointing out the cf'ecs OF alcoholic
drinks upon the digestive organs. and showing
most co1clu-vely that, taken into the stomach in
any quantity, no matter how inconsaerablc, their
operation Is always p7isonous-rritnting me Sc
cretine vessels, causing q fow of blood INFO TIE
stomach, and producing derangcn1eni=ln The whole
apparatus OF digestion. The lecturer gaze many
interesting anecdotes, illustrating his Subject, and
exhibited tran parencics, copied from Dr.. SEW
Ais cngrayiass, OF the human stomach be;h III
Is healthy and ins several stages o; DISEASE
induced BY the habi;ual use OF alcoholic drinks.
\ the close OF the lecture il was announced that
Dr. Horace GREEN, late President OF the vct-
mont Medical Academy, viii lecture Oh the same
subject, illustrating bis ycnlars BY the same trans
parcncics, a, the Stuyresant Institute on Fri3ay
evening.
We are reminded, while noticing TIL. Lecture
Of an address delivered sorae months since by
LEONARD MARsti, NJ. D.,beorc TIC Temperance
Society in the University a; Burlington, VI, and
recently published at their request. Lis .; the
cicarcst, mo-, torci5c. and AT the sane tine most
elegant cxposi,ens OF the effect Of iatsinpcrancc
upon the human franz that have ever read
The authors purpose is not 50 much TO cslbitrs-
suits 10 untold the process itself BY which TIC
poison gradually rervados The system, bringing
der it. influence org,n after orgaa and DESTROYING
faculty after faculty, until the highest f4irest
earthly structure falls, broken beyond tn, hope of
repnir. This he accomplishes b. reconsideration
of the functions of the human BODY, Of the organs
by which they are performed, and of the effect
upon these organs Of stimulating, alcoholic drinks
he clearly shows that the effect. Of alcohol arc not
accidental. but necessary; tn, thcytakc place &C.
cording 10 certain fixed unchaneing laws Of the
animal ccrnomv: and that be who driaks liahu
ally, no matter how moderately he commences,
becomes drunkar1 as naturally and inevitably as
water flows toward the Lowest level The rcla-
tons OF Incompetence TO the health and integrity
OF the human system highly interesting. and
wc arc clad 10 sec the attention Of scientific OBJ
sewers turred to this point, confes,cdjy ono ofm-
mcnsc Importance to the well-bcing Of the human
family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11

n. DELAvANs= LEcTURE.-Ihe Lecture on
Tn,emperancc delivered last evening be,ors the
Mechanics Institute, by mechanics II. della
VAN, was attended by large and intelligent au.
dcncc. The frequency with which this subject
has OF late been illustrated did prevent the lee
turcr from viewing it in and most interest,
ing light, and giving the consideration of it in
creased claims upon the community, especially its
Younger members, to whom he mere particularly
addressed himself The various relations which
we sustain towards each other as members Of the
great human family and our reciprocal duties ard
responsibilities, were lorcibly explained and cstab
lislcd and the rctribution w hich is tho temporal
and eternal consequence Of their disregard was
graphically and fcarfuiy pictured. Some staiisti-
cal of the rise, progress and present posi-
ton OF the Temperance cause preceded the Lee
turc and gave iattcring evidence OF the rapid in
Of sound principles, which there is enconr-
agcancnt to hope, will still farther advance, until
the virtues which really belong to the human heart
shall regain their legitimate, moral and social
asccndancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11

AS We ExPEcrED-The quack nos'eums nick named
cough candies, got up in opposition TO Pcase oarhonno
Candy dying by one, and ssfors many days vii
haze elap-cd they will be numbered among The things that
were The udicous aud intelligent hnv, found that tbs
only trua safe and easy remedy cough. and cold
Pcascs Honrhouud Candy. witch is made of ,scnty five
cough ingredients a of which are recommended by the
fac ul;y Sold 81 IS Diyi.iOn ~ and IS NnssMu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11
THE 7 IB N E.
NEW-YoRK, TUESDAY, JANUARY IL, 1912

u For the conclusion ct Mr.. McElra,h's Repor,
asans, Abolishins the Punishment OF Death: and an
original Poem, see Last Page
u For summary ofthela:e Correspondence be-
tween Governor Seward and the Executive Of Virginia
relation the .ealiator law Of tina, State sec First
Page.
~ Fora notice Of Mr.. o. a. Bsowason's Boston
Quarterly for January Fun IN the Legislature af Ala
ba,na. notice Of Sermon before the Pre-Mcl!caial
Advent Association, &C., see FirstPage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11

DEATHS IN THE ClTY.-Ih he whole number Of
ntcrmcnls in this city during the week ending Jan.
9Th was 22l; of whom lGl were natives Of the T..
States. OF the whole number, l3 were rsen, %
women. G7 boys and IS girls. Their diseases
were as ialows:-Consumption 81, commissions
-, dropsy in the head II, other dropses erysip-
elias fever /, fever scarlet Is, other fcvers Is,
hopping cougll2, inflammation of lungs 20, milan
nation of bowcs7, other innammatons l6, intern
pcrancc 9,rsarasrnus y, measles G, old agc Q, Or
ganic disease OF heat ., small pox 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-11

70 a defacation in the accounts of the Urea
surer OF the Philadelphia Contrbu6onship has
been discovered.