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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-19

BY RIELL ARCULARIUS,
FRIDAY,
Az hadast o'clock splendid assortment OF Plants,
sistirg OF Oleanders IN full bloom, Birds, Sc.
SATURDAY,
49, Al lOla o'clock at the auction room.
Elegant Furniture, Pianos, &c. very good Parler Or
gans 10 be sold without reserve.
TUESDAY,
49, AT l01s O'Clock, at he auction room.
Wines, Liquors, Segars, &c.Consisting of very choice
south side Madeira Duff Gordons pale sherry
and - Julien clarr champagne Of ayorte brands Dupuy
brandy IN bond codias candles, Havana and Principe
brands with o,her articles the line which
the attention of private families is ipvted-to be sold in lots
suit purchasers
Al Boinxer champagne, anchor brand landed supe-
nor 10 any wine in market
Also, Oard, Dupuy X Co, brandy, in bond.
Also, dozea Old Madeira Wine been bottled a number Of
years.
WEDNESDAY,
A. hall.past 10 O'clock. al the auction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-19

The following sthe aggregate of wheat -four and
which arrived via the canal at Cleaveand, during the
first thirteen days of August, 1912 =
Wheat, bushei Flour, bots. Corn, bush.
S0,SI0 l2701 4,965
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-19

WE WOULD direct the atenon Of our readers 20 the
w Rheumatic Eradicating Lniment an inyaiuao'e ae
see adverts, in another column OF this paper
auto im@rc ---
DR JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON hss reno. Cd
eo,rn, ~ Nsssan spds Yea sm ime
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10
Teeth.
To the Editor o { INs Tribsns:

To the Editor Of The Tribune:
An article has been published in many OF The paper,
taken the A. s. Standard. edited by Mrs Child "hiS
tendency 10 mislead many III relation 10 their Teeth
II is follows:
dear fresd Of ours bad when about twenty years OF
front tooth ,ha, turned black gradually, crrmbled
aud broke oh piecemeal. By frequently chewing charcoal
The progress OF decay only arrested but nature sci
vigorously 10 work 10 restore the breach and the crumseo
portion grew again. till the whole tooth sound as be-
tore! Tins know TO be met
All physologists and dentists know thai the above is
lrey incorrect, and las foundation in truth whatever
The teeth after parts throug the gum never change
for the better brt the contrary if there is any al,sra.
ton, is toward decay decomposition which can never
be restored in this e but tse decay be arrested from
farther progress by artificial this respect the
teeth ART different rom other bones which may be in
drawsg OF The teeth In the Health Almanac for 1885,
As far charcoal concerned, won ID tia, era
mel of many teeth have been through Tn.
sensitive part OF the tooth by the free Of and The gum,
in cases WILL carry particles of charcoal in them
many years. and iI most Is impossible
move il, many will BY examination tbeir
by the dark spots in The gum. JOHN BURDELL.
New.York, Oct sth, Is4s Dentist, SO Chsrnber>s.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10
Maryland.

II seems incredible that party which sets oul
90 be beaten should not be, and yet such is very
nearly the result in Maryland. We are constantly
receiving papers from distant points which echo
our own fofegone conclusion - The Wings are
about to be beaten in Maryland because they make
no effort for success" Before the Election, we
had assurances from friends in Baltimore that the
Wings were distracted by local questions and could
see no necessity for putting forth their strength in
a mere Legislative Election. And yet they have
is Wing by decisive rhalority; the House Loco
Foco by very slender vote; and the Joint Ballo,
doubtful. If the three lower Counties, which are
Wing to the core, have not been cut up by some
personal contest and thrown away some of their
Members, the Joint Ballot is Wing by one ma-
ierity. We presume it is a. likely to be the other
way But that the State is Wing on any spirited
contest there cannot be reasonable doubt. Two
County of Montgomery by three Wings running
stump against the regular ticket; the. Senator in
Prince Georges is fooled away, where the Wings
are three.6fths of all the voters; SO with nearly
our whole ticket in Caroline und Calvert We
lose Delegate in Allegany by ten votes on ferld
and another in Anne Arundel by one. Yet with
all this fatality the Wings barely beaten if not
41ctorous Maryland is good for 1900 to- morrow
Cor Henry CLAY.
We annex the votes Of few close Counties
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10
20 he heard from.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

If Somerset, ST. Mary's and Worcester Coun-
ties vote as they did last year, the Legislature
will stand Senate, l3 Wing and LocoFoco :;
House, SO Wing and 43 Loco-Foco. Total, 50
Wing and 81 Loco-Foco. Giving the Wings q
majority Of one on joint ballot.
full returns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

10 The States Of Pennsylvania and OAIo
hold their Annual Elections tomorrow. New
JERSEY commences tomorrow and concludes on
the following day. Ia New Jcsrey and Ohio the
Wings are wide awake, and we count with great
confidence on their success. In Pennsylvania
they do not appear to be, and there our hopes are
slender. TO know whether the Wings will sue
ceed in any Stote, we have only to seek the an
swer to this question" Do they try If they
do, victory is almost matter of course.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

" The Office Of The Tribune is removed 10 the
new and spacious buildings, No. 16O NASSAU
STREET, in front of the Park and nearly opposite
the Cify Hall
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

n5 The 18th ANNUAL FAIR OF THE AMERICAN
INSTITUTE will open to the public at Niblo's Gar
den this day at u o'clock, NJ. Great exertons
have been made and expense incurred TO present
a display acceptable to the visiters and honorable
so the skill and genius of the country ltis hoped
rheyo viii be general attendance. The ,rife
paid by vistcrs will be applied TO carry out the
objects of the Institute viz to multiply oar com
for1s and strengthen our inde pendence. The Hon.
WILLIAM ISGLls has consented to deliver short
address iu the Saloon this evening, at halt-past
seecn o'clock Hon. W,LLiAM B. MAcLAY To-
morrow evening at the same hour. The PlsughiDs
Match will take place at East New-York on
"Wednesday at Two o'clock Y, NJ On Thursday
at II o'clock, A NJ. the Home Industry Conyen.
lion will open at tho Lyeeum nearly Opposite
Nibio's. Other Addresses, Electro magnetic and
Pyrosechnic Displays, SC. &c, are also assigned
fox the 6rst week.
IS A Mass Meeting of the Democratic Wings
and friends of the Erie Railroad will be held a,
Ithaca on the Goth inst. JOHN A. COLLIER, Wit
Els HALL, CHRISTOPHER MoRsAN and JOHN
MAYNARD will be among the Speakers. |, will
be gathering of the DAYTON order, and will give
the Wing Ball a vigorous roll in the Southwest
u CosNEcrIcur, there seems hardly doubt
has returned to the Wing standard in her recent
Town Elections. Many towns which last Spring
weat against us have now gone Wing, while IL
hardly one has the reverse been the case we
ehink Gov Cleveland will conclude NOT to r'ir
next Spriag.
D The grea, Civic Celebration Of the intro
duetioa Of the Croton Water to our City takes
place on Friday of this week.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

p' The WING ALMANAC AND UNITED STATES REGIS
TER may BE- obtained n all the prncp Cities from tee
agent, OF the Tribune and from the Booksellers Price 81
per dozsn 81 per hundred, for single copies l2 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10
Josiah Richarf., hucLiene

1T EecIts, Blanks, Paper, &c.-Saags, Rich
nrs Piait ae ruz iay vii sell THIS Evening, large
variety oC Miscellaneous Books Bian books, Paper En.
cravings &C. Catalogues can he had at the store
u Catalogues OF the sale of Rare and Curious Old Eng.
ish Books TO be sold Wednesday and thursday OF this
weeh are ready and the books arranged for e1al-
,a,io, ole Ii
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

II CIcrSyme,a. Orator, and al who speak in large
sssembages Should make trial The Caplara ConIeclion
which clears and se,hen The throat cd at ull power can
given eyory word lis also oi delicious sweelhe>s,
put beautiful pocket sos a; p GEMS each AT ior'
nc. Ev-re,ls Drug Ch. micd store, 36' Grrrwch>
one door franklin City aud country stores supplied
on the most bpral terms. t.) olU ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

IRare deings night the New York Nj
nor BLITz .ppears-Masician, ventrioquis, and Pate
Dancer. jenkins the admirable deinralor OF cosc csar
acers and popular singer Delarue in his limitations OF
Forrest, Booth and HaubI, and Roale, the charming ve
caSt-powvriu attractions, eli for shilling, Muse un
curosiIies and Picture Gallery Included. .
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

p' Do not fail to read the CIRCULAR OF THE
WHIa STATE COMMITTEE on our First Page. 1t
effec,ually exposes Of the grossest misrepre-
sentatisns Of our opponents in the State Contest.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10
Correspondence of The Tribune
BALTIMORE, Friday, o'clock, r hi.
mpryiand Election.

have several corrections to make IN nay table
.sn, m vo, this morning. Caroline has elected
one Wing and two LocoFocos to the House III
s,eod Of 3 Wings Anne Arundel has elected a
f,ll Ioco.Eoco ticket; Frederick has elected 3
Locos and Wings; Allegany Wings and 2
Iocos; Calvert l Loco Senator and Wing and
Locos delegates.
The result as far as we know here, now stands
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10
Thin gs in philadelphia.
LUfitkpuuue!IeeU q ''7-
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. !, lo1@-
The creditors ofNicholson's estate held meet
ing last night to take into consideration the storm
Of opposition which is brewing against them.
The attempt 10 sell out thousands OF our OLD
Pennsylvania Farmers, who have been, for half a
century, in pesceablo and, as they believe, legal
possession of their estates, has aroused feeling
OF indignation which it will be found difficult to
suppress. Think of a farmer improving land for
long series of years, which had been purchased
and paid for fairly and fully, as he supposes, and
then the first ntimation of any thing being wrosg
ia the reading en- advertisement that his farm is To
be sold next month TO the highest bidder. The
,hise is srievous and am glad TO find that the
Commissioners have come 10 the wise CONCLUSION
of compromising with all who are willing TO do so
Should Mary Allan attempt the same imPosl-
ton upon YOUR citizens which she has practsed
prettv exten sivelv here caution them against her
comely face, oily tongue and Quaker garb hat
exemplary sect never allow their members to beg
bnt support all their poor.
The busy mpertinent interference of otficous
holders of place. under the general government
IN our local elections is not only discredable but
positively outrageous.
The several meetings held on Saturday evening
manifest the deep interest which the sober. think
ing portion Of our people take in the approaching
election.
The meeting in front of the Mansion House
was spirited affair. large and enthusiastic, and
the same may be said of the others especially those
in Southwark and the Northern Liberties.
Oar Grain market is exceedingly limited in
supply, owing it is probable, in part, to the hold
ing back of the wheat growers for better prices
In -four there has been deficiency and the prices
keep up, as the sales of last week show. 1t re-
tails readily at S. $50 per bbl., and wholesale
as high as s4.62. The shipments to foreign ports
exceeded 1000 bbls., besides rye, meal, &C.
Wheat Pennsylvania, IS cts. per bushsl.
The interest which the appearance of the ne|
Wing ALMANAC has excited here, must be no
less gratifying the publishers than the rush tor
the work will prove profitable. To politicians it
is invaluable and they are rapidly availing them
selves of the immense amount of political lntor-
nation which it contains.
AS something Of all oiisst 20 the above, Phlia-
dalphia turns out q new set OF Arthurs famous
Temperance Tales, which promise to do as much
good in the great moral reformation, now going
on as the Wing Almanac does in the important
work of political regeneration.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

n-r Read rhis.-H.ylng hcen a!ilcled for III. "a

IT Rend TbiE.-flayiug been afflicted for thr .ast
ten or Twelve year, with plicatoh OF diseases which
con;iurd ne Ia my house and bed great portion o ir
linz my stomach eIreoely ~ aud violent pans IN
NV side my strength eShaused and. IL i.ti =iuced 10
invited b" Dr. Starkw eatrr snd by lis advice cnuins need
the u>- OF hi, rusGrs 4ut weak ami debll!a.d
that couId take bu hall IT, .S,a dose ot the Hepatc
Elixir. bad taken mucli medicine previously that
Lad no faith coGtenc, any thing that bore llIe name
o, medicine. However continued The ol The rPac
Elixir in half doses week, when began 10 feel MS
bene fetal effects; then directed the dose
which found could easily and the a,,oni,h
men; OF myself and friends, was able 10 leave my
bed and in few weeks able 10 ride thirty miles IN
one day. which could have done before at any meln
ten wears past. ny -Crt aborl house, and
feel perfectly we'll feel truly grateful 10 Ike Doctor for
his descriptions and sincerely believe the of his EiSr
has stored 70 hea,i, and DO no les than To
earnestly all no sCfsr!ng wih bilious diseases
10 20 and do likewise, and they may assured that they
wil derive muc- benefit iroui 1t as have done. be-
eve Dr.. Stark weahers Hcpatc Elixir be truly valu
able mediciHe.
LUCRETIA D. LELAND Grafton, Mass
For sale by CHARLES Err, Jr. ~ Westminsterst-,
Providence z. l.
Sold at wholesale and retail by 4. B. D. SANDS
Druggists, IS end loo Fuonsrsrt. Also sold by Da
vid Sands & Co.. No. y East roavSy corner OF Market
street; y. b. Sands Co, No 27s Broadway.
CEanbers-street
Price 81 ol0lt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

AMERICAN MusEuM-The eccentric Or. Valentine Is en-
gagged week, and will deliver hs entire bndgei 81
cunica!iiisS. Senor Nivadis Auoraton Figures eha
Mr. Neiis boT without also engaged win va
rlens oihrI novelties.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

= Z
RUGGLES fRIN TING ENGINE IT "a Ann Street is
doing every description Of Job Printing with greater
despatch, aD in instances = Per cheaper than
any other office in ,he city. thousand handbils by
inche, viii be furnished COR q 81 which other printers
charge about 80. Cards nj all Circulars Bib
Heads. Be,s Bills of Ladng, c- &c- az corresponding
low
Austonfers, Commission kerchaas ard the public ge.
neray, VIII 10 well ascertain opf prices 6ore cca.
tracing elsewhere.
Al work done al the time promised. Terms eas en- de.
livery. BURROUGHS L CO.
e. Us No. u Ann street.
II The Chespe~r Cash r n IIor yer .-PETER
V. HUS TED, Merchant Tailor No. Chatham Square
OF CaierIne-street continues make Clothing
order IN US syler 10 per ccnt cheaper than the
cheapest Cash Tailor 40 s.r cy gccd nj warranted.
and hereafter no dkappointnents Z sn2
II Good Board and pleasant Rooms be obtaned
st No. Is Cii6st tD
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

II Grand Concert.-phe /" ashngtnn Temperance
Benevoent iety Will give their second Concert on Mon
day Evening, Oct. LODI, at Temperance Hail. corner Of
White and 10 conlnence y O'clock sr
the purpose oi quidatug the debt the Society. The
folawng popular singers are enguged-Mesrs. Brouwer
s4urphy Missing, Brown OF Yonkers May, Burnett, and
evening OF the Concert el0 it'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

~ TIE L,Fs AND SPEECHES of Henry CLAY,
No. TX (being The second of the Life has JUS,
been iss,lei by James B. Swain, 6S Barclay-street
has been DELAYED somewhat by the inability OF the
author to furnish the copy fast as required
I've more numbers complete the Lite and the tirs1
Volume, and the suporb FoRrRAir of MIR, Clay, en-
graved by Prud 'tomme, will lie given with the las
number of the Life, so as to bind at the commence
rent of the Volume 10 All the numbers are
for sale at this Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

The SACRED CoNcERT.--AlI that was hope
and anticipated of the grand Sacred Concert at
ST. Peters Chricb last evening has been fully re-
allied. 1t was performance OF tle most impress
slve perfection and of most brilliant artisticai
finish in every of its parts-sll rePletc with
expressive motire of the composer. 1t was at
tended by three thousand persons, and will
be repeated on next Wednesday and Friday even
ngs by the desire Of numbers who could not gain
admission.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

New PAPER.-We understand that arrange
ments in progress for the establishment OF
new daily paper in this city. 1t s to be under
the editorial direction of n. P. WILLIS, L. n.
PARMELEE, and another gentleman, who has
high reputation as Commercial writer. The
Herald noticed their project some days since
but, with characteristic inaccuracy, misstated all
the facts. 1t is not the purpose of these gentle
men, as We learn, to start Tyler paper, or a
party paper of any kind. They intend to make a
business news journal, devoted mainly TO lc : gri
cultural, lPaptag,) Commercial, and Navigating
interests, and setting forth, no doubt, the usual
sophisms of Free Trade. At the same time, the
name Of Mr.. Willis is strong guaranty tha; the
Literary portion Of the paper will be acccPtabIy
done. As to politics, the paper will probably be
neutral enough to satisfy even the Journal of Com
laerce. Mr.. Parmelee. who Is to manage that
part Of the concern, is Wing in all his former as
socistions and instincts, Just now, he has twist
towards Tylerism, but thai resrlts from his per-
sonal relations With the Captain and his sons
We presume he has TOO much sagacity to blast
the enterprise by any public display Of this par
,iality.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

u Z. y. of d. F.-fhe members OF Tomp ki"s
Lodge No g. IS particularly requested 10 attend meeting
their Lodge Tuesday evening. October II, at
past seen O'clock business OF Importance requires
rli-ir at,rnt.ol-ty autnorlly of r PETERSON, ~ g.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

OG The Loco-Focos of ESSEX County have
dominated Reuben Whalon for Assembly, and
Georpe Throop, Jr "a Whis) for Clerk MIR.
TLroop does not thank them Tor the honor of set
ting to be knocked down in bad cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

D3F Hon. SAMuEL HoAR of Concord Mass,
has been nominated for Congress- in the Middesex
District, new represented by William Parmenter,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

II HpeMcer,s limitation H2oiesitip Mni.-
This popular article is commended tn the public pecu.
larry desirable, u, The present time for its economy For
elegance and durability, compees successfully wa the
most costly Hats worn. Price 81 o. SPENCER,
ai6u Fashionable Halter, No. 1853 ro1l way
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

~ See Rev NJ. REDrlsLO's letter. headed ITO The
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

~ 7sechanics, enss4fute-CFotGn CeleLra-
fiorrhe members The inStitutt iav,ttd
MONDAY the 10th October instant, al haif-past
O'Clock make Tor uniting with The Corpor
alton the 4Ib in celebrating the introduction OF THE
cROTON WATER into New York.
II ROBERT SMITH President
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10
uCarpetings, Drusscts. &C..

II Carpetings, Drusscts. dLc;-Jus. received
and rcsGy 90 >ae invoice III Brussels, Royal WIona and
Velvet Carutt,na o,t gorgeous description. excel
l,pp any hing of tie t'n ever he.cse impaired.
Also IN in,Gice of FRENCH DSUGGEi! an eaiircly
Srw article, EUP3ED and fiRAE EFE bi:terns. Also ar
invoice Of ENGLISH DkUGGEfS, fram Is inches la 2
wards wide patterns dnI beautiful cOlar>iogthcr
with an extensive assortment of INGKAIN, VENETIAN,
T1REE-PLY and PATENT CAKPETINGS, RI GS et
the splendid description. Door mas able and Piano
Covers all necessary articles connected wh the CAR
PETiNG bu,iness Il. B-Pricos 10 suit the tpaes--o,p
motto ts large SAILS ut q small pratt
c. H.SMIT. n COMPANY, 25l Broadway.
osst tiapn-le lh- City HILL!
Gr Cnrpetimss. Cmrpetin2s: Carpetings!
Cnrap-r than ever!Aii 0st Who aE ~ "dnr ol Carpet
ing. notice the following:
All WOO Ingram cnrpetns. only IS per yard.
.oner 4, Gd
extra sup %
Three.by, superior pattern, aud coors, g..
do DC 90 quality, l0s.
English Erus>tis, extra, JOS
Royal Wilton ara Velvet aIp-tns, equally low.
Together wJ large assOrmenI O Drdggct, C!ci"ihs,
Rugs DOor-,as able aud Piano Coytrs, India Mating,
SlaroGs. Ee.ir largest 5oSk o goods IN the city Pur-
CHASER, would find il l-r GrGdrt! Inrgrs. u call and
examine this stock bsior- ianiiGg else nh,rr
II. SMITH, Jn, ii3 Prarsrert.
os lw Opposite "IAan-sireet.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

gr q, IL, AIyord,, Il 80 Hats, No3 bIoa9r; bIIsaar
way All alo l2 Roiey NJ hsgng lnccSta ~ n,
pattern oirG Genenens Hnls In septeEael oe s.,esi
beauty OF which is the consequence or sFea, so.
abatement price. To which, lar as vs.; and
ready assent and the result ol b.,
skill workmanship, he is Gost ilappy ln h i vareiy
friends and customers that in add lion 20 hs u'o,
he offers M article at 81, which To all aPp'a
equal TO the more costly. ,u,,s would
u. e. 4. in Recommending his new style o. n'T T,t re.
specu;y invites h,. LAYERS Of becoming and
Gle OF dress M m9st porfrct polcifo, 1 bS GI
rpdncrdn f.odr 4ight aod aIry-n ie5tofe Ls i vs..
caeit s;rikngiy beautiful, lhe eye reslnS py,ils1
satls6caiion and !ghi and il IS lh lntfntD@s @ a lie
trnsc ercelle nee 0! his manufacture sla lu!y
reputation he has SO long enjoyed.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

T The Coiun,bianIGF. a. Society will hold
her eguar.inee,ins Monday even,ng; Oct 10, at i
ocIock al the Church OF Delaney aad Christy
Able speakers viii address III. eeting ard good singing
may be eEpecie!, TeiapefaiFe people and moderate
drinkers are particularly nvlit'i 70 .;I-nd Ly order Of
WE B. WALSH Secretary. r.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

SuIclDE.-Captain Fuller OF Sheridan, Ghan-
;auque CO. late from the Eastern part OF the State,
cut his throat with pocket-knite on the 4th lnst
and died in few hours. Cause-disappointme
in not receiving sum Of mosey due him.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

D The great Civic Celebration Of the intro
dustioa Of the Cro,on Water to our City takes
place on Friday of this week.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

II Our readers who troubled with erupuon on Their
face coored. yellow dark skir are again tot
10 use one cake OF famous Italian Chemical Soap IL
contains wonderful remedy. gives the skin hre
healthy cearess, all erupoEs &c Just try one
cake Sold al the American Eagle, 81 Chatham-.treet
New-York and 1879 Fuiton-street, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10

r JOSEPH G. PALEN of Hudson is the
Wing candidate for Congress from the XIth Dis
,rict, composed of Columbia and Greene Counties.
We hope our friends in those Counties are at
length aroused to the importance of the contest,
asd determined 10 do their whole duty.