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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
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ny We have received Considerations on the
Questions of the Adoption of Constitution and
Extension of Suffrage in Rhode Island BY Eli
sha R. Potter" published at Boston in pamphlet
form We propose TO notice it more fully hereafter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

10 Carey & Hart have published Nos. II and
l8 of Jack Hinton, the Guarasman."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

20 URE's Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures,
and Mines, has reached its sixteenth number,
which Messrs. Appleton have just published. 1t
contains articles on Pin-malsins, Plated Manufac-
lures, Pottery, &C., but is nearly filled with very
elaborate article on Pit Coal: all the details OF
its geological situation, the various modes of work
ing it, with the necessary precautions and the un-
avoidabe dangers are described with fullness
and precision which must render it invaluable to
all interested in that subject.
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS -
The contents of Wders Patent salaaanaff saie ras1
oever been injured tmueh less desuoyrtD ny nc
can only be had the Iron SAFE Store 81 ,y, x,ro+
SlLAS C. HERRING. lS " se.s - -
N. B. Safes nf other makers such as ,h am. haH
parr payment for Wders, for sas al e'S '1aN "'e a
Ant above.
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N. B.-Engravin, on Wood. sl3

DKOWN'S BOWLING SALUUN-
D Masonic Hall, Broadway-ln Introducing this estab.
lshment Hoce OF gentlemen 'he proprietor would
call attention possessing advantages superior TO any
thing yet produced in the world and where be
found recreation unassociaed with vuSafty or otecona-
bile society," IL been the aim OF tie PROPRIETOR III adapt
ing this superb hall the purposes OF athletic exercise 10
bans by src, proilOry regulations, all drv'tions from
good propety; insure this he has been careful in bis
selection assistants, and particularly those charged wit
its general supervision.
To strangers visiting the city and also citizens DESTROYS
of amusement and iTvisoaiing exercise during their alb
from business this Hall has attractions OF high order,
avrg by the delightful coOnes, consequent ts size
and perfect ventilation and the order and drcoan prevail
ing from strict discipline among lis attendants.
~ b Ia this Saloon will be found sin alleys, thereby.
preventing the usual detention g,nch objection ys3Fn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

NEW AlR-TIGHT STOVE, called
v BOSWORTHS PATENT HEAT itErA1NEk-
This newly invented Stove upon the Alright Pnnci-
pic nnrvaed for It's beauty, safety and tempera-
used with without oven winch admirably adapt
ed 20 all the purpose, OF baking For tie SICK room this
stove superior all other wood stoves recommends
ed the public with great confidence by the proprietor re
this testimonials given below BY those VINO
have used then, during thu last winter. Inc pupc are
invited TO call and this stove al my sore, where
they manufactured and for sale. ~ 49,,
JAMES r.. r. DEAN, Zio Water-sL
RECOMMENDATIONS
From J. II. Linsley, DO. President ariua Coheee Snfo-
H.elErTt COLLEGE, OHIO, January n, 1857
Mr. Zephen.h s9,Vorth-SirI have in use one oil your
improved ai-.sbt Stoves There are, believe, several
varieties Of This kind of in use in The country II
moi necessary that should compare yours WIN otRers
will only saw THAI prefer yours 10 any othr winch nave
sen In opera,!on and ipderd 10 close stove WHICH
nav. mn seen The following among rs exceencies:
I, throws out grrsI amount OF heat = II consumes
very small quantity of fuel in proportion 20 Inc space
warmed g. The control OF the door and The camper oyef
The draogh entire that you may graduate lhr temper.
atyrr of rooa you please II me scVe ne PopeIy
sn.oed lac air never scorched and water requr-
ed on II admirably adapted 10 tbr SICK ioo
where steady FIRE aad temperature is required Q.
The process consuming the fuel used 50 slow
room kept moderately warm by good szeh SICK oil sei
dry wood from ato 10 hours Hence lis superlo ty es
sick room stove for offices where you have frequent o
ca,ion 10 your FIRE unrenersd for coh.'ae'aDte
,ie 6. The safety of u stove perfect ioaght pei
bas To the large sizes, thou "a more cnsy al nrs
are the mos, economical and EXHIBIT the ullar s1ersn-
rnc.s OF the the best advantage b"cause WIN them
your room warmed while the drargbt IS krp we low
est point fosrs &c :. n H'A>Shf'A'
From Rev. TIL mas Wickes.
Having used the Alright Stove OF Hr Boswoh during
,r past winter cordially coacur Ia The above recon-
1'e'''NoA VI - ~ THOMAS wIcKgs,
Pastor Of the Congregational Chureh, o.
.1eo- ONO
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BY optcIdI npIO.H.H'V''
VOSEPH GILLOTT, Pen Manufacturer
~ TO TIE QUGEN.-CAUTf0N.-The high chnrac-
ter Pen, has indeed the attempt on Tho parto
several sreputae makers topracce fraud not ony Upon
Mr Gi~t, but also upon the pgbs An interior arr le
bearing i,speIi.d aame thus elliot, emitting Tie final
is nov 10 the siarkgt. II readily be dstected by i
unfinished appearance and the very saunaon style ia which
is pat up.
Observe, the genuine Pehs al marked IN foil
Joseph Glors Pateut" Joseph = ilst, warrnnted"
and that each gross bears fac sine OF , signature
The above may be bad, wholesale, OF HENRY JESoOf
jyl5 ly 81 Johi-Srffi' corner o' ooIo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER %. ssa2.
q respectable. sober

w and Industrious man. with good references, and
well acquainted with the care OF horses and drvns-a 81
patton as Coschzlan Porter do any indoor or out
door work. Would go saath- Please address j T this
nfict 81 SL-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

a / HIS OLD IKIChS.-Ih he ladies
are cautioned that at No 239 Grand,treet, corner Of
Allen (Fergusors) place that has long been notorious
among the female part the public, where they have been
invariably treated in such manner very frequently has
the husband brother 10 return and demand The
SAME styie OF Shoes and the prices, being fully
yinced that no store Grandtreet could furnish
elegant Cater Boot Tor II hngs Cater buskin or
sbinrs-ir short any article for the of Lady, Miss
or Child which they have infinite variety al such
unheard OF low prices.
There Is do,bt bat they to sell out aud quit tie
businsss aust Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

EHAMlLlES and single gentlemen can De
or without board No. II Chamberstreet, second door
beoy, Broadway sis Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
HENRY LOTT, SeCfct1Ty.
as If RIcHAHp p. DUNN, surveyor.
MUTUAL INSURANCE.-Oa Dwell

MUTUAL INSURANCE.-OA Dwell
TE ing Houses and Furniture only. profits returned To
the Assused THE HOUSEH0LDERS'M MUTUAL IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Office 70 w all ST., for separating
the insurance OF Dwelling Houses and Furniture from ht
Of Stores and Merchandise.
web known almost all the losses incurred in the
business OF insurance. the result, of the burning OF vala
BILE stores and costly goods.
This increases the expense of insurance the household
er, and may possibly deprive him the very security tor
which he pays his premium
The cash payments or premiums form fund.- which, az
ter paying expenses and losses represented by scrip and
issued 10 the assured in proportion to shs amount OF their
insurance.
age Ere Dwelling Houses, occupied il whole in part
SUCH Household Furniture and all Household Property
ordinarily kept in dwelling houses. Every person nsur
ing with this Company entitled 10 one vote for each hum
dred dollars insured
DIRECTORS:
Cuban .yerpapck, r Robertson, Stephen Caphreleng
Rnht Henry Ludlow Samuel Martin Frederick Depeyster,
William H. Harisou Folk Schuchardt, Daniel Seymour.
A. r. RODGERS, President
nyl2tf D. C.. TAYLOR. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

pOARD.-A gentleman and lady can be
second floor Also single geaeiscn with small rooms, at
385 Fourth St siV2w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

DOARDlNG.-A gentleman and his
wife, three single gentlemen may find board
in private family or where bu, few boarders
in genre house, References required Enquire at No.
Dover street few doors from Franklin Square Terms
low 10 suit the Times. 81 lWS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

BOARD WANTED-By young man
b in private family where there few board
ers for winter, where he may have the comforts OF
home. Terms moderate. Address J. D. NJ office o. the
Tribune $50 lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
IABTNET FURNITURE.-Purchasera

OARINET FURNITURE.-Pu
will find il 10 their interest call At No ~ Catherne
s,rce, where be sund, the second soor an eH.e
sortrper: or splendid Cabinet Furniture OF The neW es
and po aoprpveu patterns and which VIII be soid AZ
price. below what furusre of The SAME qdaiy can De
pg, for a, auction The advantage here offered IN buy
ing Of The regular nanufactory auction prices mast pc
evident Iftne and long experience IN the business e
.ny advantage manufacturing good and wae
The subscriber feels confident in saying that any whs may
call al No. - Ce,hernesueet AID make heh seecu"a
shall have full and ample sa'acton both as PrSe "nO
o"aly in the articles purchased. s. TANNING ieZoon
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN
u WARE. zoe Bowery, between Grand and beste'-
,,s,s-Enpiis, britannia Tea Sets Plated Csstors, &c
The above goos include NV and sPlendd patterns rom
The be- manufacturers in England jest imported ny lhe
.,hsrribers and fer sale at very low prices.
Is lm M J. MERRITT, 100 Bowefy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
VOL. "a. NO. 14l.
THE PHENOMENA AND ORDER or THE SOLAR SYSTEM By
JP. NIcHoL, L. l. D. Author OF Views of the Arehl-
Of the Heavens; from the last Edinburgh Ed-
ton, illustrated with plates. New-York. Dayton
Newman, No. 1873 Broadway. VOL PIP. 166

Newman, No 1873 Broadway. ] VOL pp Loo
No one who has read the previous work OF Prot
Nchol can have forgotten the absorbing interest OF
its subject and style, and the magnificent view OF
the boundless universe which it opened. 20 all
such the name of the author will be sufficient
guaranty for the value of the present volume.
Although it does not treat of such infinitely DIS
,ant and greet objects as its predecessor, it Por-
trays subjects nearer home and more particularly
connected with our own system. It. might seem
that previous astronomers had exhausted all that
could be said on these matters but our author has
proved the contrary. He first briefly sketches the
phenomena Of the motion of the planetary orbs as
they appear to an ordinary observer, and then pro-
ceeds to detail the various theories suggested TO
explain these motions. This part of the work Is
rendered exceedingly interesting by its full bio
graphical details. We review in turn the multi
tudinous circles of Ptolemy; the countless ever
wheeling crystalline spheres of Purbach; the sim
pie and grand system of Copernicus; the teles-
cepic discoveries of Calico the enthusiastic la
bors. the Castle of the Heavens, the exile and
death of Tycho Brahe; and the prophetic guesses
of Kopler, whose almost superhurnan1 genius makes
rardonable his arrogant saying that " his book
might we'll wait a century for a reader, since God
had waited 6OOU years for observer"
The second part of the work treats of the ply
steal constitution of the solar system, and of the
bodies which compose it. Here we find many in
terosting speculations We learn that were We
transported to the sun, our own weight would
crush every bone to powder while on the asteroid
Vesta, we would be able to leap sixty feet into the
air The telescope views of the moon will be
found very curious. The constitution of the sun
is very fully discussed, and comets briefly de-
scribed
The third part contains glimpses at the unity
of things" and unfolds the law of Gravitation,
which so beautifully simpli6es and brings under
one plain rule ali these complex phenomena. The
only fault of the work is the authors proneness to
enthusiastic rhopsodies, which often border on
rant, but these can be easily overlooked. a num-
Der of illustrations are given, some of them quite
peculiar and original. We hope that the demand
for works like this is sufficient to encourage the
publishers in producing publications which thus
combine instruction and interest; and every heal
Thy mind will find in them more amusement even
10 say nothing of information-than in the most
romance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

Reference IS also made IL any farther Evidence rrsssI
Mr. Jaa,e, srown, OF the house o. hIo"h shose
employ The above named Thomas Turner was fora naSs
Of years o,no-
t,rion NV A r SANDS CO Druggists ard Chemists
Granite suaing> g7s Broadway corner OF &C
Sand. Co n Eas, Broadway, Garner Mar krt rIce
Par boste bottles for g. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

rur Book OF TIRE Navy; Comprising general history Of
the American Marine; and particular accounts Of all the
mes, celebrated Naval Battle, from the Declaration of
Independence TO the present time. Complied frnU the
hest authorities by John Frost, A. NJ. NewYork: D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

NEW. YORK, august y, IS42.
Genlemen-A tale OF misery and woe mine TO TELL and
as memory the task brings back scenes that
have past shudder al the picture and aims. wonder
is So For months stretched upon bed OF suffering ana
distress racked by the e1cruclang pain, dumb Win
sgony-,he only lat from lips the voice OF
rnang and my only hope despair Siten and often while
Others slept in the still hours oil night have turned my
f,rc 10 In. y, all and wished to die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
MISS ORAM'S BOARDING AND

E nstcn-street. (near the Bowery) The Institution 5
divided into three departments with each adSuc teacher.
and all under the supervision OF the Principal and
epen for the reception OF pupils
Primary School connected with the Institution and
also School for small boys.
Circulars may be bad application above, specifying
the studies of the several classes and also , terS kch
made 10 suit the times.
slQ M THOMPSON NAL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
OFFICE NO. 16o NAssAU-sTREET.
oRK TVEsDAy MORNING, OCTOBER 4, ss42

these Societies are based upon isolation individual
action conflicting efforts and Eepugnant Industry
they are tho work of Human reason-and poverty,
injustice oppression and misery are the results OF
them. In them the Passions are frghtfuly per
ver,ed, and Man Is degraded, and covered with
vices and crimes
But the Human Race can establish the Divine
Soca! Order again, and, having the aid OF Industry
and the Arts and Sciences and knowledge of Evil,
upon firm basis: they can regain the original or
primitive harmonies, and With them their Happi-
ness. Christ has clearly pointed out TO US the way
is to be done, in exhortiugrs To establish upon the
earth the King gdom of God-to do His Wil-,o love
our neighbor, and practice peace and justice.
What Human Reason has 10 do is to discover the
principles and laws of the kingiora of God, so as
to establish it in practice. This Fourier has done.
Hence his discovery is the practical continuation
Of Christ's divine Doctrine
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
MS Premium Pens.-A Silver

EAIDEN'S Premium fees.-h OLIVER
Medal was awarded J. Hayden for bis Z" very suPe
o Pensn by the American Institute at is last Far The
Government have given them the Preference aaa the best
sccouutants and many OF the public institutions viii use no
,on and are surpassed heouaed by any IN the country
The trade are sapped the Manufactnre prices by The
agents ). q 7; ig n. CIV, .i i1ssu s 81 T..
sraEds my9 #
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
M JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-


This valuable medicine daily efectDg Of the
astonishing and wonderful that have ever been
known All who have used il for Asthma, Coughs, Spit
ting OF Blood, Hoeping Cough Group or Hives Consump
ton Chronic Peurisy HoarSeness Pain AND Soreness OF
the Breast Difficulty Breathing and every other disease
OF the LUNGS and BREAST and do attest TO It's use
iuness BRONCHITIS, disease which is annually
sweeping thousands upon thousands 20 premature grave
under the mistaken name Of CONSUMPTION, is always
cured by it ,..,
The usual symptoms of this disease !Bronchlts) are
Cough Soreness OF the Lungs Throat HoareneSs Di
fcuy Of Breathing, Asthma, Hectic Fever, splitting OF
phcsm or natter aRd sometimes blood Ii an inamHa-
tion of the wind tubes air vessels which run through eV
sry pa OF the lungs This Expectorant Immediately snp-
presses the Cough Pain Inflammation, Fever and dhcnly
Of Breathing and produces tree and easy expecoraton,
and cure soon effected - -,
IL always cures ASTRMA. Two or three large doses
will cure the CROUP HIVES Of children, in from fifteen
mputes TO an hours time. II Immediately subdues the Vo-
Ience OF HOPPING COUGH, and effects speedy cure
Hundreds who have been given up by their physicians as
ncurabe with CoNsuapToN have been restored to perfect
health by II. -, .. c.. rrb,,
street Philadelphia Price 81 per bottle, or - per bail
dozen. ID {, N
Sold at whole sale and retail by the Agents. A. b. ID:
Sands Druggists No 79 Fulton ST corner OF oid ST. ana
lee Fulton st-aiso sold by David Sands Co. NO ~ Esst
Broadway corner Of Market ST. Abraham b. sands Se.
No z73 Broadway Granite Buidins corner oil Chamner
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

DEecture.-A Lecture will b. delivered on Friday
Evening at the Fourier Hall, All Broadway, at y
O'Clock. The Lecture will be free.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
A S S O CIA ITO N /;
1r Plan for Re.organizatiou Of soeiety.

II The Editorsip Of thus column distinct from, that q
TIE Tribune Letters on subject to be oddresea
paid tn A. BRISBANE, 76 Leonard street, NeD York
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

DOOTS AND SHOES-A general as
4 , sortment of MEMS. BOYS and OU Tbs BOOTS,
SHOES and BROGANS, viz Mems boys and youths
thick boots calf aud kip sewed and pegged do mems and
boys thick and kip 6roeans woniens misses and ch!.
drens bootees bu,kns, slippers, &c Also uf eoin ana M
spaet CAPS; fine silk aud coney hats. AuEso low LOT
casor city accep;ances, by the dozea Country
merchants would do we'll 10 Gull and examine at
GALE & Co.'S go Peartsireet,
% o,+ under L. s Hotel ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

LAZED HARDWARE PAPER
20 by 30 do so reams Fine Hanging Paper 10000 bs,
~ inches wide Superior article Green Hanging Paper,
5000 lbs. Co. ST. So 81 and IS inches wide 300 gross Bon
ne Boards blue and white. 40,s08 ffS Trunk Boards
leooo Binders Boards. All kinds Paper manufactured al
Ike shortest notice, and for sale by
au2s t GAUET L DERRICKs0N, l59 Ssuth-st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
Remarks by the Editor.


= Ne cannot publish the foregoing without
Saas against any possible misrepresentation
y course hereafter on this question Of taxa
!, = Nc have no objection to the Mill Tax i'm
ssss y the late Legislature, excep, as connected
I.sa aa a'2page Of The Public Works If the
,s, sssse had deemed even larger Tax neces-
:, !, Ds v'goroas prosecutors of those Works,
!, s.a r, have sustained its adoption. But to
sl.sS 10 raise the price OF Stocks, or rather,
=. spse', to render Internal Improvement
s,. s.'aI s'sa Tie People, by chargingupon it the
NY ''E isxation, seems wanton aggrava-
=. ae public bur,hens at time Of great and
b.. 49, asp'ession, and as such wo oppose it,
~, @ distinctly understood that we would
~, ,''ss Sustain tax even of foe nill. which
s,,s Necessary to the fulflmcnt of any of the
fs, I' o. the State, and especially the paymen,
S's whether principal or interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

NNTANTED-Am middle aged American
w woman TO 10 The work of small family and take
care of children One that come well recommended,
NAV apply AT 81 Second 81. oil ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

Mx.,
S,s 'a.s asyicE.-We commend the following
~..;.S Saaderd to its political friends of thiscity
Ss. 70 the friends OF such unprincipled,
& =, sISea'urers as Davezac, Swackhamer, Paul
sl.s, ~ so0s' half the Loco Foco delegation in
sa.S, q: 5 'ore hope that the disgraccful fac
sSss sa'ch we have been too long ruled, will
bog ap, aud that instead of men forcing the
ss,,. 70 send them to Albany or Washington
y l., wa.eh alone they lire, the Democracy
ar,s, : s,sa % OF knocn occupations and abiding
!sssss as = ae city, to represent the persons and
ss, : :, noble constituency. Let there be no
AZ e,bl., ml' matter. Wherever the cliques
.esss,. esslasS =. their men by previously packed
4.ss led 80 = the Candidates 30 attempted to be
s. pana,, en- as, be HA dropped, and new, men
esis, es. s'i!y ruus after them, instead Of their
ssoss., 'a' be nominated by the unterrifed
- nsa of the party"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

K ney and Counsellor at Law, Galveston, Texas
Refers to Daniel Lord Jr., ESQ.,; John Anthon Esq /;
J. Prescott Hall Esq Griaen Havens EGGS. MeSsrs
Co. Walsh 4 Mallory; w. NJ. Johnson &'SOns-
Mr.. Butler will attend to Collections Agencies Land II
ties &c. Communications may be left at No. 20 Johnsteet
or al No. Gold.srect, New-York Letters directed 10
Texas be postage paid to the Lines or they will not
be forwarded the Postmaster Louisiana. au30eod2m