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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
EEAVE YOU A COUGH do no

z 4 neglect it; thousands have premature death
tor the want OF a I,Ie attention ts common cold.
HAVE YOU A CoUGH,-Dr. JAYNE'S EXPECTG-
RANT, safe medical prescription containing poison
drugs, and used in practice for
years, will most positively ard relief and from
that awful disease PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
which annually sweeps INTO the grave hundreds of the
youRg. the fair, the lovely and the gay.
HAVE YOU CorCH Re persuaded to purchase bot
tle OF this E1pec!oranl-TO DAY, Tomorrow may b.
late.
HAVE foU CoueH?-Jayne's Expsctoran, Is III enly
remedy you should take to cure il.
For THIS PLAiH REASON. That in of the O nd
where il has bees used has failed relieve 1t nav
be had OF the proprietor 90 SOUTH Tdif2D SIre-. rl
atepha Sold al wholesale and retail by the Agents A.
g. D, Sands Druggists No. 20 Fulton street, corner OF
Sold and No 100 Fulton Also ssld by Abraham B.
Sands& Co 273 Broadway tGranii Buidias) ham
Der street, and By David Sands Co. No II East Broad
wny, c-rter OF Market 81 sl4 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
STATE PRISON, MOUNT pleasant, September ., 1917
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received

~ EALED PKUFUShLSW VIII DC TtCtIVeU
~ by the Inspectors the frs, Wednesday OF October
next at II O'Clock A. NJ at this office, for furnishing the
Convict. NJ the Prison with Ratisns for year from ihe
Isl ay of November next the ations 10 be delivered IN
quantities 10 suit the contractor but always at M rsk 10
consist of the following articles for one hundred rations VIZ
100 lbs OF Inspected Prime Beef and packed tn,
fall wIner for halt the year and IS lbs OF Inspee,e%
rive Flour Is lbs of good Indian Meal gallons Nlolase.
quart. Rye Peas in the grain quarts OF vmegaro
ounces of ground Pepper qaar OF fine salt and lor ~
tons the othertwo months, from the ofJuIy tothe l5hot
September Peas, Beans Rice may be substituted alter
patey or otherwise the agent think tor the eah
of the prisoners All the articles to be- OF good merchana
bic quality and the agent will the right TO REJECT
any of them that so in his opinion
The names satisfactory securities must De gwen IN
vrn. With proposals with their acquescence The num-
her of Cenvcts will average about $50
DAVID L. SEYMOUR Agent,
,o..E Stale Prison Mount Pleasant
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sTUIL'S TRUSSES.-Netice to Rup-

HULL'S TRUSSES.-Netce to Rup-
tured Persons.-Persons afflicted with ruptures may
RELY upon the best instrumental aid the world affords, on
application the Office, No Veseystreet, or 10 either 81
the agents in the principal towns in the United states Be
careful examine the back pad of Hus trasses TO see II
they are endorsed by Dr. Hull writing. None eenu
inc To be relied upon good, without bis signature.
Many persons have undertaken TO vend limitations of
Huls ce-braird and thousands imposed
consequence Thes limitations cannot be relied upon they
made by unskifu mechanics, and 10 better than
the ordinary truss
Room, have been fitted up al No. Vesey-sree excu-
for ladies having separate fIo the bus
department, where female is in attendance
10 VI npon r.rnal~ patients 81 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
II IFEi LIFE LIFE -" All that (;

man hath will he give for his hie'-so wc lind IL re-
corded in the ancient and best OF books but when we
thousand, diving all around US, with C0m'n"ipuon,
Group Cough, Asthma, Bronebi,is Sp''tlnG Blood eh
other Pulmonary Affections, are led 10 doubt the correct
ness the assertion, especially scc II IS so wei
known that certain remedy MAJ be obtained whlch al
ways those diseases.
lief and always er every other means have saeo
This be- AID has been proven IN thousands OF instances
where has effected radical cures after The paentha been
given up hy his rend and physicians Tnis valuable FIX
pectorant prepared only by DIX. JAYNE No. 20 SOUTH
THIRD street. Phliadelphia.
Sold at wholesale and retail by the Agents, A. B. d
Sands Drug. No. 10 Fulton corner OF Cold H. and
100 Fulton sl-also sold b David Sands Co No. II East
Broadway rner of Market ST; Abraham B. Sands Co.
M. 275 BroadwayA Granite Suildngs cornerot Chamber
M
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p,lrl>l CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS,

se,ir.l>i CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS.
CHEMICAL OIL, BURNING FLUIB.-The sub
scrber would invite the attento. Of the public hi, stoch
beauty and superior qualities, destined superyse al
o,ne-S in The oil which is burned in them
chemical preparao very clean in its properties, and gives
portable light, free from all smoke smell grease,
vii! nritter soil stain. Common Lamps be altered
trihiDg burn fpd. The subscrile- is
kindly permitted refer OF respectable
families. who Ip usin, the article.
J. G. HOOKER, 466 Broadway,
FB.-There s danger If explosion in either
articles Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
MHE cry of MurderI, Murder!' at all

q times will arouse the stupid Yet murders are
daily perpe;raed which excite very little attention. Is no,
CONSUMPTION daily numbering thousands OF human oelnS.
Does not Asthma render life burhen and hen destroy us
victim! Does not Bronchitis parayze The usefulness OF
ers to say nothing of The thousands ST all ages and sexes
rao sweep; into eerHty by IL Millions Of human pe
incs sink and die by attacks OF the above ana similar
affections of the lungs and throat Fortunately for man.
kind JAYNE'S FXPECT0RANT has never been khown
10 fail giving relief and has, in thousands OF Instances
effected permanen cures after all other means had failed
" Prepared and sold only BY Dr.. d: Jayne, 20 south
Third.st, Philadelphia Sold in New.fork at whele.aie
and retail by the agents, A. B. i D. SANDS, Druggists
No 70 Fulton of Godst and 100 Fulton-sireet also
old by Abraham B. Sands Co. 23 Broadway, lGranite
Buildngs,) o. Chambers and by DAVID >ands
Co n East Bro.dw az, OF Market:st So I'm
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1911 late I29 Chatham street New-fork, wholesale
and The Tea Company continue 10 oheI LOT
sale new and fragrant Teas Of every variety and sye
Their assortment specially includes the most delicious mo
powerful grades of Green and Black Every package bears
the stamp and elegance, and the Teas he7e
ity and power will remain niapared in any climate 1her
system of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely 10 b *
celled founded upon the utlkest regard to The ren
of the customer especially with respect 10 welSht anu
quality and unrvaled ceapnesS All purchasers are calico
Doo 10 return any articles which fail 10 give them Inc lu
est satisfaction, when the money will be cheerfuy ans
promptly refunded Country merchants, public establish
menl heads of families and hp-ma,,er will find dec
ded advanage,o supply themselves from this esaosRneh-
Coffee roasted every day. 1T
orders from all part. the United States executed with
promptiiude and despatch.
II The only warehouse in America for the sale OF fioa-
ona;s celebrated Black Tea. aug26 I'M
CnVER WARE.-Wm. Thomson, No.
~ l29 Wilam-street, continues to manufacture SILVER
Ware OF best description and OF the latest patterns
Presentation Vases, Pitchers Walters, Tea and Gomez ser
vices Cake and Fruit Baskets and Chdrens Mugs richly
chased and appropriately designed.
Also Dessert Fr, Knives and Forks silver blades orhs
and Spoons king threaded and plan-lreaded patterns.
Prize Medals of various patterns suited Tor prizes OF
rjeullura Horticultural and "A agricultural Socieues.
Orders by letter puncually attended TO-
The whole Of these articles manufactured on te Pre-
misses esterlng silver and or expense spareuih
the beauty olhe workmanship. --,;o.
NJ B. Drawings and estimates Of articles for presenalloH
will be furnished in answer 10 an application Jy2o 3m
XATATER POWER TO LET-From
w one 10 fifty horse power, to lei, at West Farms
Saw Mill, II miles the city. 1t Is accessible 6J wa
ter and has plenty oil in the dryest season inquire
at The Mill or OF JOHN COPCUTT, 34s Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
A GFNT1S OFTICE. State Prison Au

IA burn, August 8, iSi2.-Noce is he'ehy gwen INA
viii he received at the Office OF the sue,c
her until day of October next at precisely ten
O'Clock A. W for the services OF not less than twenty nor
more than forty Convct (at the option ot the Aget) a
the term five years 10 commence on The SIX
teenh day December to be employed IN weaving
manufacturing Ingram aud Brussels CarPcung in said
Prison.
Also for the services of not less than five more than
twenty Cunvlc The option of the Ageni( for the term
Of five years the seventh day oil December
next To be employed in the manufacture OF English Saln
Horn Butons Sufficient shop room. suitably warmed anu
lighted, 10 be- furnished by the 5 ate
NoTE-Persons making proposals required 10 name
tie Mount per offered the OF each convict
and to give the names of Tie persons who TO become
>urriies in said co tracts.
nulS lawDl5 HENRY POLHEhUS, Agt 1T.
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MS lawrOl5 HENRY POLHEMUs, Ag ut.


VL.LUSTR ATIDNS OF THE. Hmm
I CIPAL EVENTSIN THE LIFE OF WASHING
rONFg, za Paintings by tie most sasnest d"eri-
can art,sts-Tbe adv elegantly painted III
quarto ionn AID wl be completed In twelve parts The
design the work represent the prlncipa! acts OF h
lu>ti- hy EopSd from original
paintings and be in th. most finished style thai le si-e
n The ars in this country sill admit The descriptions OF
the engrsvings furnished by Mr. Jared Sparks and
the editorial department o the work will be under ms di-
rection. Each part will contain four engra'ing' andat
least eight page, hlSnrcal and descriptive text The
number issued is embeisheL with elegant head nf
Washington engraved by Joseph Andrews roH Stewards
painting taken from r in possession OF the Boston Atben.
gum: Mount Vernon by E Gaandet The birth place OF
Washington, by Raw.lon Virgin Hitch Washington
crossing the Allegheny River, b. d. Kimberly.
The work is superior mechanical execution To any
similar ork issued the American pres orsae
by BRADBURY SODENL CO. III Nassau 81. s2l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

1.-TWO SAIL BOATS FOR SALE
4 The Henry Clay and General Scott, each twenty
feet in encth beth saersno! exceeded by any boats
Of their class in .is city, fitted in superior style and IN hr
rate order Can be Bishop Sinioneos snip yara
foot of S1thsTeet. Apply to
iess II C. NJ SIliONSON Ga Celunbia-stree,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22
h Se hELIZABETH-PORT AND

Ss5Ez5SS;S55ST7[[TTssx. NETWORK FERkf CoMfhN1
Summer Arrnngement-Ftre IA Cents:
The STEAMBOATS, WtTER-WITCH, CINDERELLA ana
WILLIAMSBURG, ply daily from Elizabeth Porto New
York touching New BRIGHTON and Xxx On
~ ! cave Flizabe,h Port Leave ~ ork pier |, N K
A,si and il O'Clock, AM At5A 81 and loi A Nj, and
At AND 81 O'Clock. 7. NJ At2, 4 and 81 s'cisck, I'm
On Sunday,
Leave EizabethPort S. loand u O'clock, a. aud al
Leave at 10 and III O'Clock, A N. and at 81
N. BSPassengers for wes,hed, Scotch Plains pansied'
gound-Brook Somervile, Easton Schooe Mountain,
NV the Elizabetown and Somervle Railroad Cars, WIZ
leave NewYork the 81 o'clock boat IN the morning. ana
in the Q and O'Clock boats in the afternoon -,
Passengers from the ST O'Clock boat will leave SomerViue
in stages for Easton Schooeys Mouaain GA the az
rival OF the al Someryille. ~. H.,
The Horse Car will leave the front OF the Union Hotel,
ouarer of an hour previous the departure OF each boat
All baggage at the risk OF its owner aug
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7ASFS OF THE EYE q EAl

nTSFASfS OF THE EYE & EAR.
~ 1872 Broadway, corner OF John street. up stairs
J. SHAhKS. N. D., tlcus. and Professor OF Opharic
Anatmv and Surgery, Dis, a.es OF The Eye and Ear and
lmp-rfncfons Of Vsss Offi hours from 10 B. daily.
~. Recent cases n: Inflammation of the eyes cured by
single application Of appropriate character, and those
OF lnngr. handing in pr portion
The poor who apply or grauiteus advice must attend
only between and lG a. NJ 81 .meod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

an FARM FOX SALLY valuable
- Farm of forty very choice land, situated 10
north OF New York for TIE low az eighteen hun
ret dollars 900 dollars aown, the remainder mortgage
vial be exchanged FOR good property AP
pv les Chamber Il. n Y. ss W.
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Coo npEOPLE,S LINE FOR AZ

= kPEOPLE'S LINE FOR Az
-. BANY and intcrr-dial- piase--sron tie
fool OF CourtiaDtts,-
above nj 5 P. NJ on Tuesday and Pridsy.
The steamer NORTH AMERICA, Capt NJ. II. Trnes-
deli. will leave as absve al P. NJ on Wednesday and
For passage freight to sehaiss attic Office
on the wharf. on board.
NIB All kinds OF property takes cry the risk OF The
owners thereof |
= Goa fsMORNING LINE FOR AL
49, BANY. TROY aud intermediate Land
ings lfonl Steamboat Pier iost oi Barclay ST. 81
THE l@w-pressure steamboat Troy, Capt f. 0orsam,
This Thursday Morning. al o'ciocA
jenkins, To. borrow IFridiayJ Morning at o'clock.
For apply a, The oh'ce os' OF saeiay'seeho or
on beard.
or anv other kind OF Property taken, shipped, pat
board this be n The risk OF the owners OF sneh
Goods, Freight, or Baggage &c
- C0 hOPPOSITlON LINE for Al
- x baay, landing at the foot of Hammond
street Ne~Dursh, Poughkeepsie Kingston fons' CaeSh
aN IT,, SpIend steamboat, WASHINGTON Captain NJ
Brown viii leave the Pier the foot OF RobinsonsJes for
Albany every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, At
Leave Albany loot of Lydius tor NswYork every
sIenday, Wednesday and Friday. ats O'Clock, p ~
f'' passage q "e'sAiD D. K MARTIN, ls2 wes,s,reet
Freight taken on the most reasonable terms
To Let-A Steamboat Berth al Warrstsuee. fier Norea
Rirrr Apply on board the Washington au2o lm'
= Eee REVENING LINE OF Steam
SeryH 4l945E boats Tor Albany, daily, al o'clock r:
"a summary excepted from the pier between Courand ana
kberty streets. -,
The steamer SOUTH AMERICA, Capt Barnard, leaves
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons al CLOCK.
The steamer ROCHESTER,. Capt A. r ST. JohR, leaves
the above pier Tuesday Thursday and Saturday After,
Rooms, O'Clock.
The Rochester and South America and sues'an-
al boats we'll fitted up and furnished " nth state rooEls,
and for speed and accommodations NOT surpassed oy
any boats the river
For passage or regh, apply c. Schultz at the Office
on the wharf, on board.
Passengers by this Line of boats will al all times arrive IN
Albany in ample for the morning Train OF cars lot tne
East and West
: E@h MORNING BOAT FOR &c
- PEEKSKILL. vERPLANCK. GRAS-
SS-rUINI.~ SING-SlNG. TARRS1GWN, DoBs'S
FERRY HASTINGS AND YONkkRS Breakfast ana
Dinner On board The and splendid steamer w
IJMBUS, Capt F. W. Stone, will leave New,Sork, from
the foo, OF Chambers street, every Morning, ttridays ef
cep,ed> a, O'Clock and returning leacr Peeksk same
day at le} o'clock p NJ, except Sundays, ~her she WIZ
leave Peekski o'clock P NJ; landing at tue ioot Oh
Hammond.street, each way. ,,.r
NorIcE-Al goods freight, baggage, bank blis specie
or any other Kind of property, taken shipped OF put OF
hoard this Boat mus, be the risk OF the owners OF such
goods, freight baggage, &c.
All trr>ons forbid trusting any on account OF me
above Boat ar owners. g
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1-A 20 LEI-and possession gwen I'M
i@M medately-The ihreerory moderD flushed Dwell
ny % Pearsreet adjoining lhr r'' nc o Mr. Good
tine on the corner OF whllelalisireel lnqptr OF
40 Iw z. s DNREHf :. 81 WaterS-
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Croton Water.
mo ENGINEERS. Manufacturers and

AgA TO LET-2 or 3 Work shops, with
i%. III Superior Ight-renl low Inquire OF Locke, N
rear of No. 81 Ann street. y" III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-22

W Trnstee's Nosice.-No,ice hereby given, tina,
general enns OF the Cre'ors OF Jesse MORRISON
resident dehor viii be held a, the office OF Joseph E.
den, IN tta"ioph, CaIsrhugus County, on first day
November nsat, al II O'Clock al noon
Dated August l6, lSl2
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-10
THE CLAY NOMINATION.

The Mobile Register, abiding to the recent nom-
nation of Mr. Clay, by the Wing Convention in
North Carolina, says: This nomination is calcula-
BILE to the candor and consistency of some of the
leading Wings of that State. We happen to possess
copy of political address written during the Pre-
sdentia campaign of 1928, in which the names of
several Of these parties figured largely. 1t was
written by George E. Badger, late Secretary Of the
Navy, and writer of the late invitation to Mr. Clay
to to Raleigh, to be nominated and the ticket
it was intended to support contains the names OF
John NJ .Morehead the present Wing candidate for
Governor, and Willie P. .Mangmm, the present Sena-
tor in Congress- who echoes Mr.. Clay in all things.
The address contains examination of Mr..
Cay's vote for Mr.. Adams President which is di-
rectly charged to have been the result of dshono-
rable bargain. He voted for Mr.. Adams in expec-
tation of being made Secretary of State and the er-
pecation decided his Uote ~ says Mr. Badger, and for
this conduct his position and claims to public conf
dence were further lkened to Aaron Burr. Among
other imputations, those OF bloodthrstiness in
his duel with Mr.. Randolph, malignity in his treat
ment of General Jackson, and impiety in the coarse
ness of his electioneering speeches Badger wrote
this to help the election Of Morehead and Mangum
and now Badger, Morehead and Mangum, are sup
porting Clay for President. Where is Carter Be
verly3
One of the Wing delegates to this convention from
Arson county went home and took the stump in OPP
position to its proceedings He held up the nconsis
tences of their leaders, denounced the ultra
character of the leading men, and called upon the
" Republican" Wings to quit such company.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-10
CONGR ESS.

In the House of Representatives, yesterday,
after the morning hour,
Mr. Fillmore called for the orders Of the day
Mr. Gushing delivered some remarks on the
subject of printing the reports and evidence in
relation to the New Yo,k Custom house inves-
tigation-in defence of the institution of that
commission by the Executive, and of his sub
sequent course with regard thereto, and in re-
probation of the manner in which Poindexter's
report was brought before the House by the
Committee on Public Expenditures.
The report of the Secretary of the Treasury
in relation to the Tariff was laid before the
House, and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Fillmore, from the Committee of Ways
and Means, reported the Appropriation bill, as
amended by the Senate; and, after action here
on, the House adjourned.
In the Senate, Mr.. Buchanan delivered a
speech in opposition TO the bill providing for the
transfer of certain causes from the State to the
Federal Courts.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-10
MR.. CLAY AND THE PRESIDENT.

An article appeared some time since in the United
States Gazette, from which the following paragraph
is extracted;
ssThe Harrisburg Convention, composed as It was
of large majority Of sound, patriotic Clay men,
and also of portion Of those canting gentlemen,
who thought there never was so worthy candidate
as Mr.. Clay, but ''we can't elect him. will be a
beacon to the Wing party hereafter The people
are now nominating Henry Clay, and National
Convention will be only necessary, like that Of Bal
tmore, to show public feeling and give foretaste
Of the action at the ballot box"
This is very singular language, and we regret that
the editor Of the Gazette should have taken such
grounds this respecting the Wing nomination for
the Presidency. 1t appears by this extract, and by
the general tenor of the article from which is Ia
ken that Mr.. Clay is to be the candidate at any rate
that the ''Clay clubs" to nominate, and that
nominal convention is to be held, only to give fore
taste of the action at the ballot box. This looks
like the plan OF a campaign II the editor OF the
Gazette or any other Of Mr. Clay's friends,
rous in such project is here presented, we hope
they will give the matter little serious considera-
ton. If Mr. Clay is to receive the support OF the
Wing party, he must be nominated ba Wing Notioal
ConpentOn, like that at Harrisburg, met to debera'e
for the best interests of the country 1t is idle for
the editor Of the Gazette to attempt to anticipate
| the decision of such convention by any premature
pushing of Mr.. Clay, and we must express our re-
greet at the very ll-tmed attempts which are making
by Mr. Clay's friends to agitate the matter OF the
| next Presidency. This President-making is the
greatest evil which affiicts country and is the
| cause of most of the difficulties under which it is
suffering Plymouth (JN1ass) Memorial.
| Now, we think the editor of the Gazette
| should feel somewhat rebuked. He is, we be-
lieve, descended from the old Pilgrim Puritans,
and the above voice comes from the very rock
on which they landed. We acknowledge that
the editor has the advantage of US years, but still
we must think he has been guilty of great in
discretion, 10 bringing out MIR. Clay so prema-
turely and SO peremptorily