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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17
rr yyhig State Convention,

7. tFvMs@ StnsO W. 49, ..~'-'.
yENTIoN 10 be composed of Delegates from the several
Counties ia the State equal their representation In the
House of Assembly, will be held Syracuse. on Wednes.
day. the 7h day of September next at IL O'Clock at noon
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for the Offices OF
Governor and Lieut. Governor be supported by the
Wing Electors of This State the enusg election and TO
transact such other business may be deemed proper by
the Convention.
The Wing Electors specially requested TO meet in
County Convention in their respective counties and appoint
their Delegates to the State Convention and the Central
Corresponding Committee for their respective counties,
and transmit the names of such committee, with their adj
dress to the Chairman of the State Committee al Albany
albany, June Il, 1912
LEWIS BENEDICT,
JOHN TOWNSEND,
SAMUEL STEVENS, State Contra
JOHN TAYLOR,
JAMES HORNER; Conmltfee
SANFORD COBB,
ROBERT THOMPSON, ~
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Lardner's Aecsurcs

\ IL Doctor EiRrdner71 NlecHUrcS.-Ihe bscond
edition of Doets Larnes Course 81 Lectures delivered
Nblos juspublled ans Tor sale al this Office Pricea
IS cents The subjects embraced in the Lectures are
glectrcity-The Suns alvansn-rhe Fixed Stars-Mag-
netic Neede-La6tude aad Longitnde-Bleaehing, Tan
s,nHoricnl SEetch of Astronomy Dew Science aid.
ed by Aascenfe Discovefies-Sound Vibrations Of The
votaic Battery-steam Engines OF Great Britain
and America. -
T The American ARriezffnrtse...,Lhe Az
gust No OF mis- valuable farmers and others
sued bv - SAXTON MILES, 2N5 Broadway
City subscribers will ease call and obtain their numbers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

MELANCHOLY AcclpESr.-On the 4th inst. Mr..
james Desmond, seaman, of brig Colombo. on the
passage from Baltimore from this port, went aloft
with all hands to take in the foretopsa. 1t was
blowing heavy at the time, with bad sea, and the
brig was under close-reefed topsails. While furl-
ing the sail. young Desmond fell, and struck upoa
tho deck. He languished six hours ia great sut-
fering of body, but unconscious in mind, and then
expired Capt. Clifford speaks in very high terms
of the good character and conduct of the deceased.
He was obedient and active, always ready to exc
cute every order, and beloved by all on board.
His friends may obtain some additional particulars
on inquiry at the ceuntng-room of the Advertiser.
Boston Advertiser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

U American EIaborer.-The first number ct th'
valuable statistical work waspn aished in April and each
succeeding number on the first day Of each month The
whole volume will be completed in Il numbers with "
large pages EACH viii form of most works
extant the subjects American Labor, Pro
ducts and American Resources, together with valuable
Speeches and Documents the Tariff by the most emf
men in the Union ct both poli,calpartes The price
OF the whole work l2 Nes rs cens-snge numbers ST
cents The back Numbers may still be obtained Twenty
complete volumes may be obtained for $40.
CONTENTS
oS THIS (AueusT) NUMBER:
Ito W.. BRIEF L9 TO iSn
VII. REPORT ON AGRicuLruRE-(Sy Hon. HAIR
~. MAR DENNY, OF Penn Observation-Disclosures 10 ISL
III.AprscATEs OF THE PROTECTIVE Policy. ISL
N..AGRIcuLTuEE AND CoMMERcE-tStats-
.ioS 10 i4<
2 X..HlSrosY OF THE PoL,cY OF OUR GOVERN
MENT IN REFERENCE TO PROTECTION. .l42 TO 14e
Xi..NEwYo.K on PROTECTION. l4s 10 Is!
XII How FREE TRADE is PRorAeATED.......l57to 1853
KILL. WHAT WOULD A TARIFF 10 FOR TaE La
sosgRs OF THIS CouSTRY.-t Editorial. l5S to 1s3
XIV. "A THOUGHT Eos rArRlors-t Edltorall... l59
XIV THE HOUSE TARIFF BILL-f EdiaoTall... 100
XVI PASSAGE CT THE TARIFF BILL By THE
House -............--..-......'.. ioo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17
Croton Water. ll4 .N-
ITO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and

-We,icd .rrought Iro-t Tables, for Steam, Wa
ter Gas c. nom To s inches diameter and in lengths
from inches 70 y feet, capable OF sustaining an internal
be wit III, n, u very description, such as bows, rs,
Reducle ~,chc.s. Cocks Nc, 10 which the tubes are
oned by 5 tpS, and by of which they ay be put
together with he facility by any ordinary workman
The great strength end durability Of these tubes as com.
pared with Coppef other material and their economy
render them superior others for any OF the purposes
above mentioned For sale ny ~
ives tf WiLwOkTH & MASON, Sc Ann-E-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

" TIE Edit0rssip Of this column distinct from fiat of
Tie Tribans Address letters, postpaid, to A. BRISBANE
Residence 76 LeorarG-street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

NlE USIC AT THREE CENTS A Page.
LIVE at No Il Ljspenard-st., of Broadvay.-.CHAS
T. ESLAIN, Music Publisher constantly receiving new
and fashionable Music for The Piano, Guitar, and Flute,
which is selling at the very low price of cents page re-
tail Also on hand small LOT OF Musical Instruments,
which will be sold very low The public are nyItetho ~
md examine for themselves Wholesale dealers supplied
cheaper than a. any other establishment in the u States
~ ;S,a Si 'aA' A'-'s' '1'0 gfiAs It. 0EsLAIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

% Over $500, 600 annually are appropriated,
in pursuance Of treaties with various tribes of In
dians, by the General Government. Out OF this
sum $4,000 is specifically granted for purposes
OF education, and the rest for agricultural lnpie-
men,s and the support of farmers and mechanics.
The number OF Indians benefited directly by these
expenditures is over 10000, the greater part OF
whom hare been removed from the States by the
General Government to their present locations
west of the Mississippi and Arkansas. The policy
of appropriasing a fund TO be expended In civil
izing the Indians originated with General Knox, a
member of Washinston's Cabinet, and has been
steadily persevered in ever since. Trenton Gaz
EMiGRANrs.--A meeting was held at Ann Ar
Dor last Saturday TO devise soma means OF attract
Ing Tho 100, 900 emgrants to Michigan, now said
70 be on their way o, already in the country. The
call stated that in consequence Of the misrspresen-
tations of the present condition of Michigan, set
aHoat at Buffalo and other places, few hnd their
way that state, and they lose all the great adj
want ages which an influx OF these strangers would
produce.
g The clothing and jewelry store of Mr.. Sam
uel Cole, in Futon-strees, nsar the Fulton Hotel,
was feloniousy entered on Saturday night, and the
following property stolen therefrom $3.50 in bank
bills $50 III specie, one gold watch and chain, SIX
pairs Of pistols, and quantity Of new and old Jew
elry. The villain or villains effected their entrance
by boring with two inch auger into the door,
which enabled them to cake out PANEL, and thar
made space sufficient for man to crawl through.
Boston Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17
jy23 e WALW0kIH X NAsOs, 90 Ann-A-
V KTHlTSEY 81 JENKINS CR(TON

NAIHITSEY q JENkINS,r CKlIIUN
w WATER PLUMB ERS, No. . John street. near
Broadway New York White Pine, red Cedar, aid Locust
Hydranis Lead and Iron Pipes OF t quality Baths Water
Closets, Ctern Pumps, Cold Water Fountains Lead work.
and Hydraulics OF description furnished apd hxed on
sr Whitsey (ae foreman for Samuel Haydock Of Pha-
telpa) having been engaged for the last years IN ths
sesr public buildings. will warrant his work equal If not
superior to any in Certih from Mr. Thomas W.
Waller Archifec, of Girard College, and others may be
seen the shon AN orles puctuay allended to- y9 3nl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

q '4tH1INt'f Y VII = :, -, :, -.
will find il 10 teir interest TO call at No. 81 Catherine
pc " here may be found the second door, an extern
assortment splendid Cabinet Furni,urs, oiihe newes
aud most approved patterns, and which VIII be solu a
pricCs below what furniture OF the quality can be
bought tor aucton The advantage here offered In buy
ing the regular mandatory n auction lces must ae
evident fiine anu long experience in the business ar
any advantage manufacturing good and ornamental ware
the subscriber feels confident m saytrg lat any VINO may
call a, No 10 lathernesree and make their seecuon
la have full and ample satisfaction, both as I, pilce ana
quality articles purchased = FhNNlS1 less oti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

MORE SroaE-BREAKING.-On Saturday night,
the store of Mr. Edward Lamb, Commission mer
chant No. 81 Sta.e-street, up stairs, was broken
open, and about 1900 worth of bronze and gold
leaf got in readiness for removal by the robbers.
On Sunday morning, the brother of MIR. L. had
occasion to visit the store, contrary to his custom,
and finding how matters stood, procured the ut
tendance of Mr.. Clapp and another Police officer.
In the forenoon, a carryall drove into Doane.st,
and stopped in rear of the store. person
alighted, pushed open the door, which had been
left ajar on the first visit of the robbers, and enter
ed the store. Hs took some of the goods, when
MIR. Clspp stepped forward, and he ran into the
street, where lie was followed and arrested. The
person who remained in the carryull whipped up
the horses and vainly attempted to escape. The
names of the persons arrested are Meadows, an
engraver, and Walker, farrier. lBost ADV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17
By SpcciapAppOntn,enL
,SEpA EII / OWN Pen Manufactured

TOSEPH 5GILLOT'r, Pen Manufacturer
y TO THE QUEEN-CAUTIoNThc laSh eharac
ter o! these Pens has induced the attempt on tbs part
NJ Gi!iet 6ui also upon the pubic An Inferior article
5eariag the mSspes pam thus, elliot emitting tae nnsl
is in the market Il cav readily be tsiec.ea Dy III
unfinished appearance and the very Common sly III winch
i put up. 49, n ,,,,.as,
Observe lhe genuine Peas aH marked IN uii.
Joseph Giotts Patent" Joseph Glstt, warrartcd
md that cach gross fac smile OF his aure
The above may be had, wholesale, of HENRY JESSOP
OF Gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17
TOHN l. GOURGAS, for mauy years

81 of The Bazaar corner of Broadway and
having lately fitted up Johrstreet near the corner
of Broadway, SMALL establishment Of i6e KIND WIN
man and American Fancy Goods and PeunierY, would be
happy 10 receive opportunity may offer, friendly call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

TsEW IN. Ascension Church for sale
Pew Ne. Is on the ground floor, IN the body OF he
Church Apply IL No. e Sou.h-sueet ieii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

Nd USsIA DIAPERS bales Russia
= GRINNELL. MINTURNk co. 7s soutb-ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

IItS U1tIttV7e y 11t1UUT n
Your penny Presses, whose thought extends not
beyond the necessities Of the houl-the pensioned
writer's, whose influence and whose bread depends
on justification on the enornties of the time
may nagsify the glories OF the Nineteenth Cen
tury--but observing, rejecting man, can put
from him the conviction that Labor the inalienable
right, the fundamental duty of all men, and the only
means of securing present well being and future
happiness, was never more degraded--never more
dependent, helpless and hopeless, than in this
boosted age of reformed Christianity, and enlisht-
ened civilization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17
NATSKTLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, a

the Pine Orchard-i2t2-This romantic and fsfhlona-
BILE resort viii be conducted during the present season IN
der the direction and superin,rasnce of the subscriber IL
has undergone complete and thorough repair ana Is Gov
open Tor The reception Of visitors No effort will be spared
10 maintain The deseryedfv ig, character whichss here
toore sustained AS heretofore its tables viii De iu[sneo
with every delcacy that the NewYork marker can shofa'
isnce and enjoyment Of It's patrons viii be pronpsy os
slowed The read leading 10 this establishment and sspe
ciaily that part of il mountain, has ocen
perfectly smooth and safe. In
Mess A. F. Beach Co.'S excellent line OF stage T wv
as heretofore regularly betweeD tne Iaae 1-
az 81, i' 1 % 80 49, c. L gEAGH Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

A CART AND HORSE for sale cheap.
-Inauire OF J. BUSH corner OF Orchard and Fourth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

8 Holm McCABE 81 CO.'S Intelligence
81 Office ,ss Nasau-st. REFERgscEs-Hon d. ID. Srin-
nell,H Brcyort, Esq w. irving. Prot. RcnwlcR az y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

TLOTHING, SO Chatham street.-Per
CONS in want Of good Clothing and wishing TO save
,iIe these hard times would do well call at WILLIAM
DOLSENS new Store. No. SO Chatham street, asd exam
inc his stock Of ready made Clothing before purchasing
elsewhere as well convinced thai they will not dispute
,bs nr;ce = ia25 SINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

XNTANTED.--A situation as house
w keeper, by a lady competent TO the entire charge
of house, and the and education OF cldren An
arrangement might be made with her for the ot Srpe
ror toned rosewood PianoFore For farther particulars
please make application her residences No 4o9 Bro3
oa;ce auI6 Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17
TVWO SAIL BOATS FOR SALE

a The Henry Clay and General Scott, each twenty n
feet in lenst both fast saer-not exceeded by any boats
of their class in this city, fitted in superior style and IN mrs.
rate order. Can he at Bishop SmonseRs shpyarn
iss0 # c. N. SIMONsON, 81 Columbia.street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

M ANTED--Informatio respecting
w Mrs. Hannah Barker, widow Of Charles Barker,
formerly of Somehow, afterwards OF North Salcm West
chester Co. Any knowing her present address viii con
fer favor by leaving it at 476 Broome-st
Also wanted woman to do the work OF small family
She must be neat willing and perfectly competent Touch
an one good wages will be given. None other need ap
nly Amply as above aul5 6eod+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

} Sets, Tea and Coffee Urns, Cas,ors, Lamps, Dish
Covers Music Plates, Communion Taukards, Cups Plates,
BnpsDa Bowls, Coffin Plates &c &c, manufactured TOM
refined rolled metal by Mess. Reed Barton, OF Tauton
Mass and warranted superior 10 any other manufactured
in this country and equal 20 safe ny ter
only agent In this city, WlIAEh hs I ~, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

Public notice therefore hereby given OF the above ar.
Engagement and all So, may rely upon the ncre asng
diligence wi,Y wks all mail matter Will be forwarded
above in the possible space OF Gme and with The
| creates; security HARNDEN i co.
- General Mail Agents
New York July 18th 1912 iylS I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

FURNITURE TO HIRE--OrI For
Sale-A number OF articles of new Cabinet Furniture
can be had at fHs Washington street The person .snl
purchase At any tie and have The amount ne a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-17

-IHARLES N A4LVR, ~ A,
b. The above work win be published in two large
octave yedmes OF least GOO pages each oome IN cion
extra with be!,ShuenlS. likeness of Mr.. Gay; view
OF Ashland residence and such other pictorial engrav-
ings as may be advisable 10 adorn the work Iae price
will be FIVE dollars a cspy. payable on delivery 80,
Agent. authorized OBTAIN Subscribers VIII ne app3n'eo
II, ,l1e sra<,n DANIEL MALLORY,
W.; In, 7nwallstresf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-28

MONO the mighty improvements Of The age thsrw
n OF more imp srtance ad spd I~fhaps
ntle speeied improvements ADD Inventions M
the I<acIce OF me- cns yet admit
y. hive xer net With more eoayncios proof. Of approval
has recently made valuable discoveries in the rearaes
Of dsease which not only beos Appreciated, he
golden his u BY
t., all N the healing arr should be kpows
IN the public for the bsnsh Of mahknd; but wcAd
why sbona physician any e,se beslcw the
rc-?h Of his abor upon community psbte. fro whose
we a., iater..d u: Doctor has E.bahea hae book De-
rvach Of ~ who choose 70 Ak for itks price 5ss,s
may be had q e Dostor al HE prate residence net drug
,hs dnx stores TIVE stores Fnsn sresf
cry at Ns sa Of Walker street. lee corner
spns stssst Is ps'snesy eerper suiish 81 aud w ~
Alar wiz obtain NJ boob in pauJAie form. tree 81
gosy.1 Motif dssirf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-28

M.u RorprRy. "A Louisville, ny. paper Of the
10Th gives the following account OF a mail robbery
in that region II says, the mail stage, winch left
Louisville al 3 o'clock on Tuesday morning for
Frankfort, was robbed about twelve miles from this
city two trunks and one box, belonging to psssen
gers. being Gu, from the boot The box and trunks
were subseque nily found in hemp field, near the
road, broken open and red. About fifty dollars in
money was taken, and nearly five hundred dollars
worth Of clothes and other auicles. sly hundred
dollar drai, n ono OF tbs uuoks was recovered BY rs
owner, MOI hs~ipg been found BY the villains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-28
TO THE LADIES.

MADAME cos TELLO, Female Physician. still CONT
liar 70 females Supp ifrtsulary, .b.issuon
@ssas
ls a.one thorough rev Tor better
70 On
.ds%e 0aI
d Al times All communications and letters must Be rsst
disease. in which The best and most eoov.asp
also shows the why ,hes. maIadier frequently
us SGs ;is Without ri.
W sss. P. S,IS obtain r.,on. . of .
aeae. in what has ed diseases
" here {. 81 81
clear opinions this subject s therefore bess state that
Eesaea e. is. @Ss
II ard city S Sr %or, tina: thirty s
that he has letters OF eommendation from the most emnsl
s Fs: 4 ssf f;' ; Ys an A b. s.
nna f.' s. may ~
every pyHeian q eninepfe th. city These
gscaly to those who to obtain The bess sdvs
DR. Rai,h sonsued at hrs residence 80 Gr.euwea STREET,
Sna n at nS RI s' ssss
1000 sHssSs. s, SR ~ IL, sS
Sine the ." the r, new vou%i Jan s %
s ssss y 9S%SSSS s6nES EOS s:'a
R1n%SATiss sssffHEtfhS
cectuay the most OF this
disease. unerseied II ~ truly deserving the nous
tee Of the afflicted for it's application as universally been al,
e,ded by the most signal In testimony OF ITS .e
en- be eramlnsd at the store Of MARTIN FURsT Ire
proprietor ;s Bowey; New York the only place In the cay
Having been called upon by Mr. Martin Furst to express
sunate cbserfuIy comply BY stating that having used
IL do Dot be declare that very
painful and sterious dsease hat h
my notice. would also state that Mr. Furs,s
acquaintance, and indeed instance have known It W
fail. JUDGE JAMEsN sHEfS.
Is3 Twelfth sfreet-
New York. Dse.ie 1874. dso linz
TINTED STATES nOTEL.-The undersigned gi~es not
ee the public that the Un,,d stass Hotel formeriys
kept David porrAnes Esq aud whah has been closed for
upS eft months has been put in complete order every
part the extensive building having been exposed to thorough
examination aud hs been spared to make every
suehas would be .greesbe 10 the most lasfldous The
hail has been laid in Iaso marble TIL. Furniture and hs
sntir, newcarpets chars bedstrads
Sc and are OF kind suited the high character that 10 M
t,prsd this fvoe should The arrange
tions equal those private house The services ri one
the country been secured Tho Fuzzy 81
the ss be ompcte aud the general nEements
the establishment sh TO compse wi hose Of hotel
mi The United States. without exception.
arn happy announce that have made Arrange
with Mr. Alonzo Reed TIE late well known pvoprtsor of The
Wsyery House. New York 10 ad and assist IN the manage
the whose uoiiyAed ATT enon with that Of
se will be devoted the maintenance OF the high respe'sbn
ity this establishment
The Unisd Hs,.l will h, open for the rccepfio a
10 i'm THOMAS e. REA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
PnILNDELrIIIA. Jnn N nj M

The Hheas Corggs-Sr muel J ndun and Thor =
ns y nlIp held ia bail by The Recnrier ofthc civ
IA = charge of conspiracy 10 dclrlud, &c. rs officers
NJ Ihe United States INK. came il o Cox; on ST.
urIly o. writs 81 h,bcas elrp1s. 10 show cause why
they should not he discharged. The hearing was
deferred until Monday, (lo-monowl at 1 o'clock p.
an.
TGere has been sume important m .vemenis IN the
Executive Of Pennsylvania within The last few DAYS
i. II. Sprunk. Isl who has 50 long and s. aply FL
let the uiice OF Secretary Of The Comm NV ealth.
resigned has "fi, on FRIDAY LAST abd rumOr this e..
Nening says that Judge Parsons ofihe Lycoming dis.
jrici, - been nominated 10 supcrceIe Mr. y. in the
important Office.
4 three story brick dwelling situate in n snail
court RAINING north from Rice near 6 n street. was
considerably injured 10y fire IN this afternoon, be.
tween ? and 3 o'clock.
la consequence of the Steamer that con-
veys the passengers Of the Railroad line forr
your city To PlilldelIhia, having run aground, the
PASSENGERS were ihIs dag delayed several hours be.
sci lhe usual lime ia reaching Philadelphia; the
mail was bronght on ia lime 10 make The connection
with New York.