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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
uVHE EW-YORK XYLOGRAPHlC

] PRESS, as Maiden lane, up stair..-Tbc Proprietor
of this well known establishment would aiorm the drug
eisi> peumer and all others who are IN want o. Copper
Greatly added 10 bis stock OF Machinery and Plates far So
peror 10 that OF any other establishment IN and
now prepared execute AL orders IN styc no' 10 oe
eaualled on this side oi the Atlantic. ..,.,-
Original Designs and Plates o. every descpoN suitable
for all kinds OF business executed In tae'nist >9 @ " e
art, nj the shortest notice. ,,e
large and general assortment OF Druggisl., Manuac
turers Pertuxcs Grocers and other Laoes Is
on hand and may be had wholesale anu fe1 aitu al
cles connected with The trade
job Printing every variety of style executed 10 order
on the mos, reasonable terms and The proprietor uay
here possible price Is charged ior an
work done in his establishment system when e s'ea
extent OF his business enables him 10 tuy carry.ott.
All orders The country pnnc.uay attended IT, ahe
The articles ordered forwarded 10 any OF The unteo
States o. The Canadas. CHAS. SHIELDS
Proprietor
n. B-Ensfayiu- an Wood SIS i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
TO A DISCERNING PUBLIC;

Selfpreservation inherent principle firmly seated ~
the hear; He aiigts upon the shores OF Time the
nst helpless OF all Gods creatures bu Reason
re1rs her ansard he and thinks. and cncirces him
self with objects of projections being endowed with that
most noble Intellect which distinguishes him the bead OF all
BY his paur mountains ieveie turned from
their course the grt with rossound tracks enabling
hiu, To Nv as il were wth the wings OF the wind tie
ocean parkes beneath his the gallant ship speeds on
To some distant shore But with al! this delegated WISDOM
man is helpless still the green foliage OF nature IS de-
stroyed by The aufumnal frrsS cut down sy
the and Of disease II walks abroad and caHnet stay
it, progress men al by the wayde and others mourn
their loss But the history OF mankind evRces gradual
Improvement who i'll say that suffering and pain Is 10 ac
company us all walks OF life. Among the many and
important discoveries OF this generation oae recently an
nounced The public. whose fame Will be written a "i
sunbeam in the history OF tic past SAspss SARsAPA-
RILA staods forth alone, and by owh works procams rs
powe.,hst mute eloquence rresistiby affecting in the
appeal, OF the suffering for relief has been answered.
Diseases have been cured 10y this invaluable medicine such
as not furnished the records of time. These things are
not done places ukSnown town. but are
done in public places and the highways They are
brought before the world TO ubsianiiae beyond doubt The
healing virtues of this preparation and the facts u-
folded although gigantic plain the light of day;
and where is that High Priest Of Envy ta; can gaasay
Truth.
Tne following cure OF nveterae case OF Scrofua
submitted TO the careful consideration of discerning pub
lc and its truth vouched for from such source as cannot
be called in question 1t may well be said, +" Truth -
H.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

vs. The ship ST. Leuis, burnt at sea, in
'ared In Bostoa for SOP 0)0 ot Whlcti So 500
W was on The sup aud ABOVE $500 the cur 20
! ne 'a'uratce here the sap va, $500, with
considerable Oh the cargo. American.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
~ FOR .LONDON.-packet Of Octo

ssESTt Der To- The Pocket Ship Wellington D Chad
$3.50 ", b master viii san aoovr Irregular iav:-
t"re-hi or passage having. superior acSonnIo Satoos
aPply on BOARD 100; u Nalien aue Or To-
NELL,-NlN NTERN Co, IS S7uth-st
succeed The Wr!lisgtua sad s! October 20 her re-
DAY s18
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

The Nashville Union, Loco oco) asserted that
the late Judge White was not frendlytolh the election
offlESRY. Clay Whereupon the Banner, (Whig)
copies the following from one Of Judge Whites
letters:
a would greatly have preferred the dis'in-
suished gentleman from Kentucky, (Mr. Clny)
Had he continued candidate, j would have given
him a cordial support His talents, integrity, and
past services in trying times AT home and abroad,
enttls him to it, His qualifications are o: that
order which would make me feel my country sale
1der his Administrations.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

FiLE AT BAxcELoSA Three stores and the
,orwariiug office on the wharf .at Barcelona,
ehau.auque county, belonging to J. Eason. were
totally destroyed by fire, stocked with the usual
variety Of country goods aud groceries, which
were mostly save9
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

FouSp GuuTy.-B +. Smith, indicted for
setting FIRE to hls store in Watcrville, in this
county, last winter, with intent TO defraud the In
sprance companies, had his trial at the Circuit
Court now setting in this city, last week. lnthe
qrostess of the trial, it Was discovered that many
of'he bills of purchases which he had offered in
Poef,hat he had more goods on hand at the time'
OF the 6rc than were covered by the insurance,
weie forged. But for this circumstance ii is very
probable Ae would have escaped. After the dis
eovery Of this new fraud, his counsel did not even
attempt to sum up for him, aud the jury at once
ound him guilty Utica Gazette
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
ENGLISH g. CLASSICAL SCHOOL
ElDEEAw ARE ACADEMY Rev Danl Sbenarj A.

KyAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for
Il Boys, Wilton, Fairfield county, Conn.--This School
is limited in number 10 twenty The Term will coin.
rnence October 81. JAMES BELTS, Principal.
For Circulars and farther information persons are
ferred tee Rev. d. Newell Editor OF the Christian FAM
lily Magazine 1872 Nassau. Also by calling any time during
The first and last weeks OF October interview With the
Principal can be secured. oil lw.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
Important Disc overy in
CAMPHINE AND CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS,
WARRANTED TO BURN AT ONE aALr THE EXPENSE
either Oil or Gas.

or either Oil or Gas.
THE Difficulty which has heretofore ex
Il i>,ed in Trimming OF Camphine Lamps is now en-
trely obviated by of Movable Cap and ether ina
portant improvements, WHICH, upon Inspection, will satisfy
public that they obtain Lamp superior 10
now in use-,xil burn without Smoke Smellproduoe
equal and steady light in all directions and regulated by
single movement Also, an Improved Ia'lor's
LAMP Campbene, Chemical Oil, and Spirits, msnuiac-
lureti upon an Improved system whslesale ana reta dc
vered te any psr of the-cty, trom tb. Old Established
starL OF GEORGE MITCHELL,
n, Ip,t Catherine street
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

5 The Louisville journal contains an account
Of bloody occurrence which took place in tina,
city on the o9lh. 1t seems that Mr. Bliss had
reported in the Journal speech delivered by MIR
hsenry c. Pope, brother to the assailan'. Mr.
Godrey Pope, of the Louisville Sun, which report
was regarded by the latter gentleman as contain.
ing unjust reflections upon the character OF his
sIother who was at the time absent from the city.
Mr. Godfrey Pope demanded the name of the au.
thor of the report, in his brothers absence ard
ef,er consulting his correspondent, Mr.. Prentice
vas authorized TO give up the name, provided it
should net be used in the newspapers" This re-
quest was acceded 10. The name was given to
Mr.G. Pope on Sunday evening, in a note aet-
dressed to him by Mr. Prentice, and on Monday
ilskt followed the attack. Mr.. Bliss was YET
slse.on the Both. bu, BITS if- was d-spaired of.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
The Mother eft Mccoy.

g + mercy cItdl gJHe I!OIII D
1. there no feih iE mans obdurate heart.'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

EplAN0 FORIE.S.-A spendid article
Rosewood and Mahogany cases, made in substantial man
ner; and in point o touch and beauty OF "oknlah
ship, are not surpassed by any IN Ibis city.
The above articles ust finished, with new improve
men,. which decidedly beneficial the instruments
and will be sold remai kably low.
Persons in want OF such instruments ipvted 20 exam
ne the stock the Subscriber before purchasing
A, FINN,
Manufacturer s2S Washington street, between larrison
and Jay oS W.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

~ THE WHIC ALMANAC AND UNITED STATES REGISTER
will be published on Saturday, October l. 1t contains g.
large and close pages besides pages OF COL
ored csver all packed full The right sort OF matter as
we could make it 1t will be sold l2 cents single copy,
81 per hundred S65 per thousand Tor cash doc and not
fJhprwi,e The following is
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

~ OOO health reqires that he should reTe iroI.
Tie cv the sale Of share very lucrative and safe
cash business, in which the capital required IS invested
The business respectable, and will reqalre but small
I - fbis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
TREMENDOUS COMBINATION {

COMBINATION Of
4 the Locomotive and Boston Card Presses for Card
Printing; also for every descriptions of job Printing. The
Smith Power Press ha superior Rust Press also the cele
brated Press by Emery London the only one now in this
work. caunot be surpassed in the city. The location of this
extensive establishment l5 John street, Sd door from
PEARL where orders for Printing executed sthe shortest
notice. and in style equal 10 thing yet pr-duced by
ESLGER l. SUTTON, Printers.
n B. Look well for No lis John PEARL sl9 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
,sse FOR SALE OR, EXCHANGE

- 0o0 acres Illinois. 3 000 MIchisan, 10 hl-Nour
E 11.ia $500 Virginia aoe Penns5 lvan'a 900 y YORK.
,nds n.oy Iunproyrd rang Ii price from 81 70 So per
are SMITH 4 NICHOLSON, 81 Liberty CT -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
TRIUMPHANT

Il The Kings Of France and Prussia are Thomsonlans
and have awarded the author splendid Gold Medal
and very complimentary letters NEW:YORK ,TRMUE M
THO4fSONIAN ITFIRMARY AND MEDICINE
STORE, No. 43 BOWEf Y, (opposiis he THsotre) under
the direction OF Dr.. J. w. NORRIS, who has had over
eleven years experience in Lis practice. 50 In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
New. YoRx, Argus %, 1872.

Geo,lemen-A usle Of misery and woe mine TO tell ana
as memory ever constant be TASK brings back scenes that
have pas hodder the picture and an-st wonder II IL
Is so For months stretched upon bed o: uiiern. and
distress r.cked By the most excrpcIang pam, du v'iH
ogony,e only vcice that from my lips the voice OF
reanng aud my only hope despair Eiten aod often Willie
others sept in The sill noue Dt night have tarned my
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
MISS oRAM'S BOARDING AND

lfh DAY SCHOOL will bcopeped on Thursday, sih
September. at No 66 Hamniond street
Mr. and Mrs BLEEcSES Tor msay years at the head I
atrd with Mss Dram OF this City, having taken The exten
sve Mansion No 6S Hamuoadstree;, will open Boaeding
and Day school tor Young Ladies Thursday Sept Sis
The building and grounds tor elegance, convenience and
healthy location are not surpassed by asy similar nestu
ton in the city.
Miss oSAM with assistants, will attend the instruction
OF ihe young ladies' and the domestic department will be
under the ripicnlsscr nf o.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

WTANTED-A partner in snug Office,
Wv business ror1, $500 per annum-s25O will purchase
interest None but cash customer need apply.
O. A. NICHOLSON. SIS Liberty 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

.is.I CHEMISTRY or Organic CHEMISTRY in its apples
ton 10 Physiology and Pathology BY Jvsrus Lirgc'
ND. J. Winchester, so ann.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05


reaning aud my only hope despair Een aod often willie
others sept in The sll nours D night have tdFned my
face 10 the wal! and wished 10 die.
Although ood on the brink of eternity ana tls thread
OF lie nearly severed, yet sill 'reaihe6 on r lamp
held o9 10 burn; little thought Il "oui DE ever uiuifn
again. and only hoped that death would S"ao" up tee
fame Ny sickness FIRST broughton By nyimpruieny
cspOSng nySeiiO SoHG current OF ar "ie d'eu'
witch cause sudden check o! persMratlun' H'y coi
pant a hr seemed light and hardly worth While 20 eau
p,vsieian but be.,anto grow worse. and phys.
rian wa, called who prescribed! pills containing
powerful preparation OF mercury TO be i"loweby sasapa
ra roo! and sna Hr Ia,G lo es E Soos az
ter taking the mercury began tofeel IN poisonous nin-
My Whole gariu!ar system became aieced' @ alio
m bones Joints muscles; Jumps formed upon the SKIN
nearly aS he as an egg accompanied with intense burning
heat wlc sepI sweag until they BROKE, and DISCHARGED
matter an, blood. rhese continued 10 increase until !eE
covered nv whole body. Ba this was only the beginning
nj my allic,ioaS. commenced ttGse Ior!uflng pans
termed chi onic rcu:sdti-n AttnleS seemed a was
stretched upon rack and all my limbs were beng TORN
from ench other others sharp knives were piercing
me al every point The muscles OF my legs seemed eu IN
knots and bard as bone Ny distress was now 30
treat that my grnanS al night disturbed the whole house
ami OF tie families ~ The adjacent bu,idings hai
sepia n-htsGc the early part ol Dtetn!rr iast eI
oDlv sleep obtained lew hours during lte nhde OF
the day pilcwed up ina chair, aud The eruption had also
frarIy increased N face completely covered "h
an exeniieg sore hat now shrunk 10 mere skeleton
the skin and esh diseased around my ihShs thf
the homes nearly proudcd and the physicians pronounced
my case hsvond the reach OF medcae On how wssied
that might dire. From my long and pTolcsa Illness we
had much redncedin in circumstances Asior te
slnce wh!is loohlS i l'e Phlt, }-or,
Sarsapariila advertised accompanied "i'h ro
Mr. Burdock OF most extraordinary cure nade oy Is s u
The case IN some resTecS re'ehisieu my owl au ,i
that lingering hope SUI ciunS 10 NE ~ s1eieu @ l M
whisper from heaven The second day after conimnceI
taking II eiI ihe pau HleCn ess an % - ~ ~ on ,;r,a
had not sepi ilke ts oeloe & o , Lei, ,ha ernnr;on
was also much better. now teli Strange hope gathering
IN my breast ma. sn9u @ I = , o ,nS -c, .no,her
could mol oe- adeu no H. ~. I @ Iii M md
boitie, continuing 10 ar 's, a, s was
II few DAYS nes .sS @ @ sGT dsS inos ne s dose
almost welt I've "eeks iloi .e uay u9n ;, ~. ~ % % ,be
was out an, ,nd pen,Iamenvrs now am
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

irgten-s:reet. (near the Bowery) The Institution Is
videdir;o three departments, With each aGslnct eacaer
and all under The supervision OF the PrcIpSi aud row
spen for the reception OF pupils
Primary School is connected wi:h the Institution. and
also School for small boys
Circulars may be had application above, speciiyng
he studies OF the several classes and also the ter which
made Sc the times.
IL nls
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05
NEw.YoRg. Sept. "a, 1912.

Mes,rs Sands Gent-In the cholera summer OF The year
1885,. disease first made It's appearance on the end OF my
tongue which continued To spread gradually for three
ar during which Time usder the treatment OF dit
erent physicians without receiving any essential benefit
was salyaed until the flesh dropped from my gums. ply
tongue scared frequently cauterzed, slit hngthwise
and crosswse until was told that the ony cure would
certain whether ths would put stop the such
disease preferred risk my life rather than submit TO
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

.TyHE late firm of Nathaniel Weed q
L. Co having been Dissolved on the 3st Of August Nth
NO. The undergned continues the Dry Goods business az
the old stand No 9l Pearl street, his own ana
sccs the attention Of his Customers and country
merchants generally. 10 his stock or New Goods 10"
ooening and 10 which constantly adding from auction
and other sources, consisting OF
Cloths, Cassimeres SatiDets, Vestings,
A splendid assortment oil British Prints,
do do French and American,
Brown and Beached shee;ings and shiriBg OF all the
approved factories,
Her6os Alpachas, Orleans Cloths,
Plaid SbaWis. Rob Roys and Tagltonis,
Yarn Wick Batting, WaddDg, and such other articles as
are comprised in a well selected Stock OF Staple Dry
Goods. NATHANIEL WEED,
z2lm 1911 Pearlstreet.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-14

The lewd purposes of the American
Church towards the Stale. seem more and
more manifest in her increasing zeal for
the institutions and honor of the earthly
beast. and in her advances 10 pressing
herself into his favor. The jealousy with
which the daughters of the Sect family
eye each other. shows their hearts to be
with the State. A leading organ Of one
of them. has lately come out with a pileou.
complaint that the Government is pro
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-14
The false and the True.

The prevalent religion OF these times is
worldliness under the name Of Christiani-
ty. To cast off the delusiveness which it
throws over our minds, is no easy matter.
We have grown up amidst il. We have
been taught to reverence il as Of God, and
to regard it as the way Of salvation. II
meets US continually, pressing its claims
BY the force of education, and general prev
alence, with the sanclimcnousness Of lis
professions and ceremonies, and by its ex-
communicaloty terrors. How shall we
escape the delusion2 How snail we
know the ,ruth2 1t must be by ceasing
to reverence professions and mere nom
inal:ty and form, and bv looking unto
Jesus" Ia the light Of his example and
precept, the fdlsity of the preva lent pro-
fession of Christianity is manifest. BY
that CHI it is seen to be darkness. We
speak of It as il exists 10 the prominent
body Of the nominal church-exce2ling
many truly Christian individuals who
are mostly such as are lille known to the
world, humble, quiet followers of the
Lord. It's spirit is the opposite Of Christ
spirit. 1t is ofthe world and not OF Christ
He is humility, selfsacriice and benevo
lence. He is The opposite of the world
spirit. He is desplsed. hated, rejected, per
secuted and crucified by the world, be
cause be is not of the world. But tn
prevalent profession Of Christianity is es
lteomed. cherished. built up and defende'
by the world. because it IS of the worl,
and the world loves its own.-DiseipIs.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-14
r r E F A C E :.


In giving publicity to the following
letter, (which has been addressed to me
by one with whom have no personal
acquaintance, and of whose history am
comparatively ignorant) anticipate no
little agitation among those who are
perversely welded TO the various religious
sects, and the bestcwal upon my head OF
no small amount of opprobrium as her
etic.' For whatever consequences may
arise from its publication, am fully pre-.
pared. Ii is letter, which, bearing as
think it does the divine impress. and be-
ing impregnated with the spirit of truth,
[ dare not suppress. 1t is of heaven.
not of men, 1t mters momentous truths
in startling language. 1t is a testimony
| for God which can not be overthrown,
though it may be Inexperienced, mis-.
represented, or ridicued by those who
read it. That :here are thousands OF en-
franc hised souls, who will hail its appear
ance with joy. have no doubt; nor is il
less certain that still greater number
will be fJund. in whom it will excite sec.
tartan animosi:y. and pharisaical and
IL.
from man, and emancipated himself from
the thraldom of carnaI ordinances and
prospective creeds, and realized what i
Is 10 be a freeman in the Lord, will be
greatly refresbed,by its perusal.
/ publish it on my own sponsibility-
not as an aboitionist, but as Christian
For the sentiments it contains. the anti
slavery cause is not, directly or indirectly
responsible The individual who shall
quote it to the disparagement Of that sa
cred enterprise, or who shall imp,icat.
any abolltionist but myself for its appear
ance, will manifest that he has 90 rcgar:
for truth, but is wiIful deceiver. Doubt
J less some even in the anti.slayerv rank
will be offended, because exercise thi
freedom-and because, as they may plau
sibly contend, shall thereby injure lh
!. abolition cause. My first reply is, tina
10 pleading for universal liberty, canno
! consent TO be bound and, ask, why ar
| obligated TO suppress my views on
subjects except the abolition of slavery
any more than Methodist abolition broit
, er is bound to be silent respecting Metz
odism. or Baptist respecting the doctrin
r of bap.ism2 | enter my solemn prote
> against the absurd conclusion. that. ina
) much as my attention and labors ha'
4 been specially directed to the overtime
: Of slavery. therefore | have vacated n
: right to avow my sentiments on other So
) iects; and that, whenever these sentlmen
: are uttered. they are only an exposition
!, the creed Of asoiitionists.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-14

hey tell us death is dreadful-that his look
: CHASTITY and appalling-lhat his eve
bark, CLASSY, hollow doth o'erawe the heart
4 manifest mould-the skiing OF terOrs" named.
! ell, had thought IL might be so: ard when
! contemplation, had grappled. in
NE last great strife, with his resistless might
nd felt his viewlsss dart piece thro' my SOUL
y blood drew coldIy back INTO my heart
|nd seemed to curdle at lie fount.
D doubt to some, o Death, thou art more dread
Than spirit can conceive, and on thy brow
Its triple, deep. terrific gloom, and in
Thine eye the wavelcss depths Of infinite
Despair; but have seen the weak
Md DYING mortal smile at thy approach.
I'D, when the "siver cord was loosed."
look Of such unutierable joy
Did rest upon the sleeper's brow
'hat could pray for thy embrace, and long
70 lay this body by, and soar away
'nto the unseen, glorious, spirit-world.
10 think, that, when this dusty garment shall
u laid aside, the deathless soul shall spring
BIO the blazing fount Of light and share
Me all unutterable bliss OF heaven,
nm robe Thy brow, stearn Death, with rainbow hues
nd make thy darkest frown all radiant
18th Joy. Thou hast no sting. o Death,
10 him whose hopes are bright and full
n immortality. Thy message to
is soul is but a summons TO the realms
Do paradise where sorrow enters not,
But spirit-sy mphonies are swept into
The rnptured soul, borne on the soft
Immortal airs Of heaven, and all is peace
nsffabie; where from myriad harps
q gold md myriad swelling voices, now,
D blissfuI harmony, the mighty chorus Of
The countless ihrong redeemed from death
J poured. in alteration, forth. o! God!
IAN This be death And shall the timid soul
tart back at such a summons : Let
he dying Christian answer, Who at his
pproach, enwrnps him in the blood-washed robe
nd staying not TO mourn starts forth upon
liz journey TO the unseen world.
he long expected message finds him veil
Prepared, and while unearhly paleness gather
round
Bis brow, his soul grows migbiier still,
I'LL strong in dcathless vigor, bursting, all
ID once, these clayey fetters, il beholds
The unveiled glories Of eternity.
h. Death, thou hast been wronged, severel.
wronged
those loved sins that reign within tile breast.
nd change thy smiles to hideous frowns.
hou art a single pang-a gasp, and 10!
iernity before us, with its ceaseless songs
md everlasting joys. AVA.