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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-30
VDARR'S LIFE PILLs-To the Public.

The proprieors Of the extraordinary medicines known
by the name PARIS LIFE PILLS have established
wholesale branch Of their house in NewYork, nj the Gar
endon House, of Duane-street and Broadway.
The value Of this medicine in bilious complaints botche'
the skin, cholera morbus. dysenerJ Entlngs foul BREATH
heartburn, headache, Inflammation, indigestion, anguGr
liver complaints piles scroua, and numerous otaer d.
may be Judged when is known that the sale in Eu'
increased the of 5000 boxes
weekly, equal to MORE t:an ioa and half yearly:
From its great celebrity it is sold in alnost all parSn
the globe. No medicine ever yet offered the word,
has rapidly obtained such distinguished notorey and
gentle in its that may be taken by the invalid
however weakly, being composed OF The most innocent
herbs.
For particua lars OF this astonishing medicine, ogethe
with the OF its remarkable and renowned discoveer
Thomas Parr who lived the extraordinary age OF l
yeas-ee the book of his life, which may be had gratis
all the agents in NewYork and other parts Of the United
States
The following the duly appointed agents 10 n York
Ruston Aspinwal druggists and chemists, IS Willan-t
10 Broadway, and 10 Astor House.
Abraham Sands Co., druggists and chemists, granb
buildings, 273 Broadway, corner OF Chambersst
r Dickie. AIS Broadway, corner Of Lispenard.st
Jahu 3. Dodd druggist, Broadway corner OF B!seckers'
A. w Badeau, Bowery Medicine Store, go Bowery
J. J. Coddngton, apoihecares ~ Hudson,st corner
Sprng-st
E. L. Cotton chemist and apothacary, 3 Bleeckcrstreet
corner Of Jones-sireet
). Weadover druggist and apothecay, III Eighth avenue.
DR.. Syms 63 Bowery cor. Waker.sL
Brooklyn-Wm Armstrong seed, drug and patent med'
cine warehouse 1884, FuItouost auz 1m'
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"A ton will be resumed, at the Washington Iasttute
after the vacation, the first Noeday OF September Pa
and guardians disposed 10 avail themselves OF the ad
vahages OF the scnool invited 10 call on the Prncpa
may be convenient either during the vacation or after
the commencement OF the The variety and arrange
rnen OF classes is such that members be received
all times, and enjoy equal facilities for improvement
Until habits ot,housE aud investigation are esiah!ssed
blackboard The and exclusive attention OF both
the Principals, with numerous assistants Is given 10 The
mnny past wears oil successful results health and hap
pness conduct and scholarship is offered the saest
for the future To those who may ask for Individual
references the most ample in number and satisfactory in
character be Furnished not only this city but through
out the United States.
Thirteenth street. near Union Place. August 18Th 1872
T. DWIGHT PORTER, NJ. d
ap22 2,aw2ws THEODORE w. PORTER, A. NJ.
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TINE Rev. DIR. E. D. Barry and Mr.. Ru-

4 FUS LOCKWOODS Collegiate School, No All
Broadway. near Canal street, will open Monday, the
18th inst The Classical Department is under the mmed
OF DR.. Barry The English Department under
the supervision OF MIR. Lockwood assisted by - -,
the French language will have charge Of the French de-
parment Those parents desrous of placing their in
seminary in which the classical and commercial branches
thoroughly and radically taught respectfully invited
call al the book of Mr. Roe Lockwood Al Broadway
tanned Mr.. Lockwood would receive few bows into his
family 10 board The strcest regard will be paid their
comfort, and TO their neral and Literary improvement
an22 Ia
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SOMETHING NEw-The Buffalo Advertiser says
that Captain Barton, lying at Chicago, waiting for
a cargo of wheat, with his crew, has engaged to
thresh for every tenth bushel, so that he might OBJ
tain cargo and leave port early as possible
The idea of our shp-masters turning out with
their sturdy hands to thresh wheat for the farmers
instead of remaining board to spin yarns, is in
deed new feature in inland navigation.
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NTTSIC AT THREE CENTS A Page.

VIZ al No - Lispenari-sl, cor. Of Broad~ay.-CHAS.
T. GESLAIN Music Publisher is constantly receiving mex
and fashionable Music, for The Piano. Guitar, ard siuis'
tail Also hand, small loi OF Musical Instruments,
which will be sold very low The public invited 10 call
and examine for themselves Wholesale dealers supplied
cheaper Than at any ether establishment in the U. States
Wis # '"'' 'o''e' 'u''S' a. CHAS T. GEsLAIN.
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NN7HAT is LIFE Without Health q

Wv Philadelphia, December, 1s37-To DR.. Jayne-Dear
Sir: The lhing and almost miraculous effects your
pecorar Lao on my neighbSr the Rev. Mr. Busting, whose
case you will recolec was given over by his physicians.
and who himself had lost all hope OF ever being permitted
preach again. but who, from the of your medicine, is
40 far restored only be able walk out; but also
to preach, made so wonderful an impression on my mind
YOU were regular Practitioner of Medicine, and that
remedy not Of those qnackish compounds with
which the public reqently duped-tor You must
know that am mortal enemy TO quacks-l called upon
YOU and purchased haa dozen bottles, and told you that
if lived to take hem you should have good report from
am alive and we'll This day thanks be 10 mercul God
and your Expecorant and now come forward sheeruly
TO filfl my promise.
For twenty long years had been constant sufferer from
The effects OF hard dry cough, pain in my breast and DIFF
cuy Of breathing the last five Of which, chills and fever
every spring aud fall, added To M misery. was
aay 10 mere GI a w ne
and my strength had far failed that my friends
persuaded could not survive many weeks, unless OBJ
tain relief Indeed, sir my situation was 50 miserable 10
e whenever ii should please the Master to take me home
But heard e your medicine, and relief came Yes,
Before had taxed one bottle experienced mitigation OF
all my symptoms, and, TO my great oy found IN tue con
nued Of it the happiest relief In Short sir 1t has
made perfec, curs OF me- and can truly say have no
desire to be better.
Now consider il is duty lowe you, and, through you
the public, make my knowD believing that it will
be the of directing hundreds who afflicted as
have been the of remedy which under the blessing
OF God, consider TO have preserved my life.
You liberty, sir, make OF this letter 10 your
advantage, and make my extensively known asyou
please II there be any who doubt the truth of the above
account, or have beard that many persons who have
10 sell forge certificates and publish em refer them
TO shall be happy to see them. and will net only
confirm the above statements but will give them particu
lars which would be unnecessary 10 furnish for the public
press. With everlasting gratitude, am, dear sir;
Your obliged FRIEND MARY GILL,
No. l65 Queen-ytreet, below Fourth
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. B. D. SANDS,
druggists No. Fuonsreet N E. corner of Gold, and 100
Fulton of William street; retail by David Sands
CO., No n Eat Broadway corner OF Marketst Abra-
ham B. Sands & Co.. 273 Broadway, Granite Buildings,
corner OF Chambers St Price ST. aulS lm
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DogToN MISCELLANY. for septem-

ID her. EmbeIshmep,s-Tbe Dream, on steeli Asio!
rcnse. do Mnsc-Farewen to Northmavcn. Cortents-
r,oe. anp-aleful Bidgimses. by Willis; Yarn. by
Mary sewu On some old Engllsi se7neis 6y NJ a
Jones; Barning OF the Tower bv Gecrse Lust; NIX
Ferdy by Lewis Cs Old Truths Serensde, written icr
the spanish Air 'Buenos Necss; Married Men, by ose who
knov ,heus: Western Character by Mrs Clavers ma
es by W W Story; The Ezies Lament, by Alexander
Everet,: Tales OF tie EBigt. OF Seven La,ds BY Professor
ingrahsm: Page Of Coochnogy Unkno,yn Acq1ainl-
bv George Odcastle: The Shepherd OF King Ad-
sletus, by J Lowell; The Asor House, N.Y. The
Ole@A's' BRADBURY, sODEN CO,
lN Nassau st. New-york, and 10 School St. Bosom
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A SSESSMENTS-First Ward-Pn

A SSMENTS-First Ward.-Pub-
Ac Notice is hereby given that the Assessors OF the
First Ward have completed their Assessments and tina,
copy thereof is left with Otto VIM Van Tuyl al No. IS
Pearl street. where the may be seen and examined by
any OF the inhabitants from The Goth day OF August to The
10Th day of September beth days included from TO 70
noon and that the assessors VIII The expiration OF
the tne wit the eleventh of September
the said Ono w Van Tuyl No. IS Pearl u review their
said Assessments the application of person concevin.
himself aggrieyed. OTTO w. VAN TUYL,
GARRETT VAN ZANDT
Assessors Of the Isl Ward.
New YORK, August isth, 1872 cu2n tSlI
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r AND AND AGENCY OFFICE.-A

Alfonso Nicholson, successor 10 Isaac L. Kibe, de-
ceased) No. 20 ChamberSs;reet. New-York.
RESPONSIBILITIES OF the Revolution who served six
months Army and Navy regulars, militia, volunteers or
drafted, their widows, notwithstanding second
rage entitled to pensions.
Widows OF Revolutionary officers and soldiers who
married after the peace, but previous the st January,
l7ei, entitled TO Ave years pensions from the M
March, 1885,
Bounty Land obtained and Titles perfected for Sold
Of the Revolution and late War their widows heirs.
Lands in Illinois, Arkansas Missouri Michigan and all
the States. bought and sold, or exchanged
Taxes Paid Lands Redeemed from sale Titles inves-
tgated, Deeds Recorded Military Patents Purchased &C.
Business transacted with The Departments Washington,
any part of the United States, Texas West Iodies
England, Ireland, Scotland, the British Provinces All
letters must be postpaid
" No cnarge made unless The applicant, IS benefited.
Jyi
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$SfSTs Der lsL-The packet ship ST. JAMES, W s. Sc
- bor master. viii san as above her regular day
For freight or having superior accommodations,
apply on board, foot OF Moiden Lane or 10
= GRINNELL, MINTURN :: CO., IS South-sreet
The packet ship GLADIATOR, T. Brittsn master viii
succeed the 81 james and sail The eoh Of September
her regular day ALI
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WESTERN RAlIRoAD.-Net receipts for six
days ending Saturday, August 20: for Passengers,
$1,000; for Freight, Mail, and Harnden & Co.
1861. Total, ,684.
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IN CHANCERY-Before the Chancel-

TN CHANGER the Cnancel-
4 lor.-Mauhew Marshall, Chief Cashier OF the Bank OF;
England, vs.. Van Brn.h Livingston, et al
In pursuance OF decreta order OF this Court made in
the above entitled cau,eby His Honor the Chancellor, will
be sold at public auction under be direction Of the sub
scriber one of the OF this Court by E. H. Ludlow
Auciioueer the I1th day OF September next, at II
O'clock noou the Merchants Exchange, in the City OF
New-York-
All those two certain Store Houses and lots pieces par
cells OF ground adjoining each other situate lying and be-
ing in the Second Ward of the City New York on the
easterlv side OF Ann-streel, between Nassau ana William
streets and now known and distinguished numbers So
thirty.ttree) and at thirty three and ha IN Anstreet
aforesaid and taken together bounded and contain
follows to wit: Beginning the Eastery side of Ann
stree aforesaid adjoining land belonging to the heirs Of
George Lorard deceased and running ihence sonthery
along the said Easterly line of Ann street hryeght feet
three inches TO land OF benjamin. Capp pon, in the
centre oil The party wall between tie Stores St) thirty
three and ha and (S5 hirtyve Annsreet thence East
ey along lire passing throughthe centre Of said party
wall and in continuation OF the eghtywo feet 70
other ground of the said Benjamin Capp thence Northerly
along such last mentioned ground thrtyseven feet SIX
nces said land belonging 10 The heirs OF the said George
Lorrlard deceased and thence Westerly along said last
mentioned land eighty four feet six inches, to Asastreet
aforesaid nt The place of beginning.
New-York, August %, 1872
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in Chancery.
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THO TAILORs-One of the ereatest

y N0kIO UI IIIS STEdISSI
Il dScoverie. made in the art of CutlinS.-JaBEZ
DAVIS has discovered The true principle h. Baaacins
and Drafting of Coatwbich principle have no doubt has
been studied than other science for all other SCI
ences have been confined TO hat few compared with The
thousands of the trade that have turned their attention 10
discover this point both here and in Europe This fy
1t entirely original and selfvaryng system
nothing complicated matter in what position the person
stands When You dratt the Coat, il works every poin,
perfectly correct This system has been thor ughy attest,
ed by number OF the trade for eighteeo months New
York Any OF the trade wishing 10 obtain good rule for
Drafting Goats, with original uproveme Vests,
other useful Instructions in the general Cutting
solicited 10 call 1S6 Fulton Newly where they win
receive every aitenson. JABEZ DAVIS. auls In,
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New- fOTE, Augukt % Iofz
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in Chancery.
au252awtds BLATcHFoND, Solicitor
IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan


L cheor-Thomas A. Mead Eccles Gilender.-In pur-
entitled cause, will be sold public auction under the d
William H. Franklin, auctoneer at the Nerchants' E1-
change in the city OF NewYork the 18th day OF Septen
Der next IL O'Clock (noon Of that day. all those certain
lots pieces parcels OF land situate lying and being in
the twelfth ward of the city OF NewYOrk. belonging to The
of David Seaman, deceased, NewYork May, 1884,
surveyed by Isaac T. Ludlam, city filed in the
office Of the Registered the city and county OF NewYork.
by the number II (seventeen) 10 tnnecen) 20 (twenty
(twenyseven) and 50 hrty nlne) Lot number 7conthn
ing breadth in front twenty-five feet, in the tweny
feet eleven inches in 9Th the westerly side forty
feet three inches, and the earterly side Ortytwo
feet FIVE inches Lot number 10 containing in breadth in
twenty-five feet, the twenty-five feet eleven
inches, in length the westerly side hirtyhve feet six
inches, and The eaSerly side twentyegh feet
inches Let number 20contaRing in breadth nfronI twenty
five feet in the Twenty-Five feet eleven inches in length
the westerly side twcnty-eght inches, ana
e3slery side twentyone feet nine inches Lot number u
containing in breadth the westerly side twentour feet
and hreetourth parts nch the eastery side seven
tyour feet inch and oDeourh part Of an inch; in
length the norhery side hundred and two feet three
inches, and 1.-THE southery se seventynne feet eight
inches Lot punber 80 containing in breadth front forty
three feet inches in the two feet four inches in
length the westerly side ninety eght feet nine inches,
and the eastery side hundred asd feet and
also all tine right title, and interest of the said Ecces Gill
lender Of in, and one-half part Of Thirty Third street,
lying in front of and adjacent TO said lots numbers IT. 49,
20 and 80. New-fork, Angus; . 1912
Master in Chancery.
Ter Cor Goijr ap0i0
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TInned pipes for the Croton Water.

Tinned Pipes for the CrotOn w @tef.
Much has been lately said and written about ths
insalubrity Of the Croton water when conveyed
through leaden pipes, and the necessity OF coat
ing the latter with tin to keep the liquid pure
The subject, connected it is with the pubic
health is of no small Importance The most emil
n.nt medical and scientific men have uniformly de-
clared that the Croton fluid ought not to be dis.
tribrted through untinned leaden tubes and a
Committee of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
specially appointed to examine into and report on
the subject, have come to the conclusion that
the use of ordinary leaden pipes for the convey
ance Of water, especially when pure as the Gro
ton. is decidedly dangerous" The report, which
NAV be found in another part of our paper, con-
cludes by recommending the adoption of Ewbank
g. Nayer's timed PIPES in ell the public buildings.
The views of the Committee and of cur eminent
chemists arc strongly correborated by the follow
ing digest of experiments on the subjeat in the
London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine
for the current month"; the highest scientific journal
of Great Britain. The experiments were made
by Prof CHR1sTIsoN, who gave the following, in
his report to the Royal Society of Edinburgh, as
the result of his investigations:
From the facts detailed, together with the results
Of NV or.er inquiries the following conclusions he
drawn as to the employment of lead pipes for conducting
water
az Lead ppas ought not he used for the purpose.
least where the distance considerable withouta careful
chenia examination Of the water to he transmitted
's2 The risk of dangerous impregnaon OF lead is
greatest in the instance IF the pnrsst waters.
az" Water which furnishes polished lead when left at rest
pon glass vessel for few hours cannot he safely
transmitted fhroueh lead ppes without certain precautions
al Water which contains less than abon 8nooh IF
salts In solution be safely coniucted in lead pipes
without certain precautions
as Even this proportion win prove insufficient to prevent
corroson unless considerable part Of the saline matter
consist carbonates and sulphates esnecav the former
"6 So large proportion as 4onnh, probably even
considerably larger propor.ion will be Insufficient II the
salts in SOLUTION he in great measure muriaes.
az conceive right to add, that IN all cases,
though the composition OF the water to bring
I. within he conditions Of safety stated attentive
examination should be made ofthe water after II has bee
running days through the rnrs for it nat i'm
probable that other crcumtances besides those hitherto
ascertaned. regulate the preventive influence OF the
neutral salts
"s When The water Judged Of kind which lkelvto
attack lead n'pe when 1t actually flows through them
mpregna cd with lead. remedy NAV be found eitbor IN
leaving the pipes full o the water and at rest for three
four mcn,hs substituting for the water weak sou-
OF phosphate Of soda In the proportion Of about
nnhti, oartn
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BOSTON MISCELLANY.-GRA-
, HAMS MAGAZINE AND LADT's BOOK for
September and all the popular Magazines of the day, ol
BRADBURY. SoDEN & CO, Iz7 Nassau-st,
ares tf New-York and 10 Schoolst, Boston.
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diseases OF THE EYER. X.

nISEASES OF THE EYER. K.
~ Dl0SSY, Ophthalmic Surgeon, No. POT Broadway,
ert ance in Futonsreet opposite St Paups Church. al
tends Diseases OF the Eve, aad all the opera
tons iheraon. Office hours from to O'Clock Having
completed his studies OF five years with Or. Elliott Ocu
list and been subsequently, engaged his assistant. r. X
Dsy enabled 10 undertake the treatment OF all diseases
affecting the organs NJ vson Terms moderate and gadu-
ated TO the and extent OF the disease.
Permission is given to refer bis late instructor and also
OF the most eminent Professors of the Medical Fac
uy in NeS-York
n. B.-The pOor treated cratuitcuslY. aul9 I'M
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TT Is 4 MATTER Of no small considera

TT IS 4 NATTER of no small considera-
ton find medicine TAT this of the year, which,
administered in season. will prove an eftctual remedy
the complaint of children and of diarrha dysen.
terry, cholera morbus &c. of adults The BLACKB ERRY
PANACEA is medicine OF this description having been
tried in number OF with complete The
blackberry has long been held in high estimation vaua-
BILE auxiliary the Of the above complaints and
this combined with other well known vegetable agents in
the form Of the above Panacea all that requisite
Tor speedy and permanent Fore sale A. b. TRIP
LER Druggist corner Fulton and Wafer street, also al 6.
Chiffon, So3 Canal street. aus Inn
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600 hGRAND EXCURSIONS.

ssssyrsG.rs for the Fishing Banks oil Sandy Iooa
very Tuesday and Friday during the season. The large
and commodous steamboat SUPERIOR Capt John Could,
for the season on Friday morning, May 9th, leaving the
pier foot OF Chambers-st O'Clock, Hammond ST. past
Canas. pas, 8, Pier No. N r to O'Clock, Market.
Pier O'Clock, Catternes Ferry. Brooklyn, past
and Pier No. N. r. past O'Clock, landing at Fort
Hamilton. FARE EACH WAY % CENTS,
The boa. will be accompanied by an old Fisherman well
acquainted with the Fishing Ground Bait furnished 40
excellent Band efMusic engaged to accompany The boat
Refreshments of the first quality furnished on board extra
shamber.maid will attend to the ladies and children
Capt Gould pledges himself tina, pains shall be spared
give satisfaction make these Excursions both plea
and agreeable those Who will honor him with Their
patronage.
The Public assured that the Superior will positively
leave on the above days throughout tie season. the
her pcr.pis my26 3m
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JOHN McCABE s. CO.'S Intelligence
~ Office, SO Nassan-st. REFEaENcEs-Hon. Nj. II. Grin
net, ID. Brevort, Esq. w. irving, Prof Renwek aSu
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" i2, late 10 Chatham street. New-York, wholesale
and rStaThe Canton Tea Company continue TO offer tor
sale new and fragrant Teas Of every variety and style
powerful grades of Green and Black Every package bears
the stamp of and elegance and the Teas therein
,y and power viii remain unmparedn any climate Their
system of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely TO be
OF the customer, especially with respect ,S weight and
quality, and unrivaled cheapne All purchasers called
est satisfaction, when the money will be cheerfuly ana
promptly refunded. Country merchants, public establish
men beads OF families, and shipmaers will find i dec-
Coffee roasted every day
Orders from all parts of the United States executed with
prompliude and despatch.
u The only warehouse in America for the sale Of Hou-
quaS celebrated Black Tea aug26 I'M
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! The Subscribers having their New Steam Saw ,I
White Pine White OAK Georg, Pise and Hemlock Tics
ber OF the best quality prepared to furnish 81 ofar
with which they may be favored very reasonable e'
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.LAZED HARDWARE PAPER.
BOOTS AND BROGANS.-There is

lot OF prime thick and kip Boots and Brogans s;or
ed IN the second left OF Pears Purchasers would de
ven to call and examine they mus; be sold. No 2ss
Pearl ST, ~ Y, &c story ause Im-
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WHITE OAK TIMBER
in cribs or single logs, or saw
ed to order, for keel pieces.
mill shafts, &c; vale stuff
and plank Of all sizes; ma
chinists' dimension stuff,
bridge timber, king and queen
posts, header and trimmer
beams, dock tenders, sc.
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WHITE PINE TIMBER
by the raft or siagle log, o.
sawed 10 order into deck
plank. bridge and Sow
plank, gutter sticks, naius
trades, and building umbef
OF every description.