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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-28


ITO ALL who suffering from the effects Of secret lndr
gence, desire prompt and cute, DOCIOh
JOiDAN'S Specific COURSES-re congdentiaily offered
These packages recent nostrums merely got up TO self
only Of have stood the test
ofseven years nsve successful No. espec
ally designed the Of Gonorrhe all its stages
and No guaranteed Of VeneeaDsease every case
Each package every medicine and requisite adaped
the varied and accompanied by Doctor Jorfans
py at. treatise, The Monitor" wherein full drecuons
with plain description of the nature symptoms, consequent
ces and Of doiders and much information
OF general interest .,,..,
Monitor The Monitor (aone SO cents one dollar post
paid will free. The packages will be forwarded to
Sold only at Drug Store Prince street, Of Marion
aew doors east Of Nblo's G~den Private entrances and
oces for 69h ston d. below drug stere
49,, s,,sst is a continuation OF Centre n26 im-r
TTNCURRENT MONEY discounted a. low rates by
u JAMES x CO,
nssiwsr go Wall street.
pROKEN BANKs-Bank Of Lyons, Commercial Bana,c,
ID Lewis County and all other doubtful and broken bank
wanted for which the hghes, prices VII De paid by
n2e lwsr so Wall street
SrRAW WRAPPING PAPE R-2eoo Iesms s, rTv gape
niose 81 Liberty street..
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
DIED /:

In this city, Dec. o Walter Clark. aged SO.
Dec. g Mary Elizabeth. wife OF Francis Degez, aged 2.
Dec. . Urah Travis aged 49,
Dec. 2, Mrs. Mary Montgomery, aged y
At Philadelphia, Dec. J. Anna Sophia wife OF Captain
William West, Jr
At Philadelphia Dec l. Henry Morris, So, Sheriff OF
that County.
Al Washington D. c., Nov. 2a Mrs. Jane E. CowaD,
aged y.
In the Island of Cuba Nov. l, Nathaniel Feowes, Esq,
formerly OF Boston, aged Ga
Al NARROW, N. H., Nov. Is, Rev. Amos Tenny, aged
AT Al Washington D. c. Dec. /, Thomas smalman, Esq,
aged -.
wife of Harvey Armstrong, Esq, aged "A.
a, Madrid, st: Lawrence Co.; Nov 10, Charlotte; w.e
OF JOAN Horton Esq and Nov. 49, at Malone Franklin Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
MARRIED {:

Nov 80 by Rt Rev. John Powers JOHN Eaptlste Deau
OF This city, TO Louise Geaanine, of New.Jersey.
Dec. /, by Rev. Mr. Balch, William Koe 10 Anna Law
renee daughter OF the late Benjamin Clark.
Al Manchester, N. H., VIM. Fl. kimbali, senior editor
the Democrat TO Sarah NJ. Kmball. of Franklin
AT Sandborn,on N. H., Hon. Samuel Swasey, OF HaVer
hill 10 Miss E. A. Hnmes, of the former place
At ClaremoGt, N. H., Nathaniel g. westgate, ESQ.,
Enfield. TO Louisa daughter of Hon. Austin Tyler
At Boston Nov &c. by Rev. Mr.. Neae, Curtis Haven ie
Mary Ann Tillson.
Al Allentown N. j.. Dec l. by Rev. MIR. Perkins, Lem
mel = Eiiban of Philadelphia Anna Clinton, daughter
Of r. L. Beatty Esq of the former place.
At Philadelphia Dec !, by Rev Dr. Ducachet, henry b
Tatnsm 10 Isabella L. Tolbert.
AtTroy Nov 26 by Rev. MIR. Bates, George T. Wright
of Clilton Park 10 Sally Maria Nash, OF Troy.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
ARRIVED.

/
Packelship Cambridge, Barstow, from Liverpool Oct 10
with mdze, 10 II Marshall, and Go dhue Co. Oct q,
at AZ Is long q 81 exchanged signals with steamship Brit
sh oaeer aence for Antwerp The has had nothing but
westerly gales from la, SO. log 50-iost sails &c.
Sap Louisa, Leavt q days frem Orleans with cot
ton, &c, TO X Collins & Co.
| Bark Mallory, from ~ Thomas The NJ. was ashore
sonk OF Tavern House-came up last evening
Bark Pomona, Edwards, 4a days from Amsterdam, With
| Indze 10 Schubardt, Farm / Co.
Brig New-Jersey, Crown 9 days from Key West, with
mdze, to Johnson Lowden
Brig Morn, HAYES, days from Charleston with cotton,
| TO Durham Dimon
Brig Giraffe, Kelley, % days from Balizc (Hond) with
Brig Adeline, Fugh days from Washington C, with
! naval stores TO Mitchell Co =,
c. vii, naval sores, 10 Depeyster Gwhitmarsh
Brig Wampanoag, 4 days from Georgetown with inn'-
Brig Alabama Rogers ls days from Mobile, with mdze,
10 Captain
Brg Russell Mathews, Is days from Key West with cot
Brig Bueno Ayres Lake "a days Mansauilla, with
logwooa &c. to Spoford, ies,on L Co.
Brig George Hull, days from Charleston, with cotlen
! and rice, TO Bukley.
Brig starra Babbage Is days from Port Leon, Fa, with
cotton, to Center L. Co.
Brig Fanny Colt Baker 3 days from Georgetown S C,
with cotton, 10 A Averil L Co.
Schr Gladiator kelly days from Richmoud, with coal.
Schr Powhattan, Smith, days from Philadelphia, win
S"hr Mary Caroline, Nichols days from Washington,
| n C, with naval stores, TO Mitchell l. Co.
Schr Andrew Brown, Jefferson days from Lenonsboro,
with naval stores.
Scbr Paragon, Cherry, days from wilmington, De,
with -four, &c, to master.
Br schr Constance, Carr Y days from husua, via st
Barts in alast, toA Hubbard.
Schr Hard Rogers, 10 days from Richmond, with coal
ard powder, 10 } ftoyt
scIr Amelia Terry, days from Georgetown with rice
Schr Tiosa TyIer from Wilmington, C, with cotton,
&c. to J Osden ,,.,
Scbr Angeine, Lines, daySirou fhlaueipha WIN eoe
Sc Frank sri,on from Alexandria, with -four, to stur-
Schr Agawan Rogers from Philadelphia, with corn and
flour, to r Reid. ;,,,
Schr Henry Springer Walton, from Philadelphia, with
coal, TO master. >. .
Schr Juette, Woglam, from Petersburg, with cotton to
Hunter. al, IL,
Scbr Maria Smith, days from Philadelphia, with mdze
Schr Niagara Young, days from Philadelphia, with
Schr Edward ] Ballard, Lawson, from Virginia, with
Schr Amanda, Hudson, days from Philadelphia, with
coal, te master.
to Surges Y Chairman.
Schr Lynchburg Mathews, days from Rchmono, VIII
mdze, TO Allen Paxson.
BELOw-l ship and brig-Wind light, W.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
MONEY MARKET.
;, g.. -, ,hc stock Excharge, Dec. 2
Commercial and Money Matters.

e
There quite fair business done the Board to-day.
There no material changes in but the tendency
downward Ohio Skies were unfavorably affected by
the loan noticed yesterday and declined II per
State Fives improved per The sales were pretty
large.
We stated that for The Ohio loan, which was offered on
Friday by the Merchants Bank 67 the highest bid by
parties here We have since learned &c offered
The rate al Which 1t taken without doubt 6s
There very large demand for Mobile to-day with
limited supply. Sales made al II ll7 discount New
Orleans cent prem. Private letters from Geor
ga that Central had deprecated to IS 4oc discount
The quotation here is s. 30 discount
The Ockmutgce Bank, Ga. has blown up. II
pended on the 25th The South W. r r. Bank, Charles
which the majority OF the Stock of the Ockmul-
gee recently sent up Cashier turned w B. Johnston
Esd the former Cashier, and elected Direction AZ
ter getting the best OF the security for the debts
due y. W. r. r Bank this latter institution refused to
assist the 0ctmulgee any further, and il has made very
bad aure The bills, it's supposed will he worth 2Oc
on dollar. The conduct The S. w. Bank is much
censured by gentlemen at Macon who speak ot in very
painterms.
At meeting OF the Directors ofthe COMMERCIAL Bank of
Albany, Mondays james D. wasson duly appointed
a Director, 10 supply avacancy In The Board
Three of the New.Oreans Banks, the City, Union and
nnerc!a, have resumed specie payments The Louisi
and and Canal will the 5tb, if not before
The imports specie have ceased the rate no longer al
lowing profit Cotton has fallen ic the sales for the three
days ending the 2s amounting $500 bales The next ad
vice. SON Europe ere looked for with much anxiety.
TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING-Dec l. 1872
Amount sUtstandiog of the issues
prior Ia i!e act OF Slst January,
lG42, VIZ:
As per The records of this office. SO, ,sOs 4sl 81
Deduct cancelled in hands
OF the accounting officers 1854 66
No,esi,ued andcr the ac. CT slst 80 %
Januury, 1912, viz:
Amount Issued. ...................s7,s4 ,s44 ol2 2e
Retiseracd and rccor
dad IN ltis Office. a3U73 55
IntEe haGds of,he ac
countisg oEcers.. 64,99O co
-s2.S4s,N6s 65
--- 81 1856 o49 u
Notes issued under the act Of SIst
august. lsl2.................. 81 ,224,o54 SO
Deduct the amoaa, in the account.
isg officers hands .. ............ 5000 90
----s sl2lso5a SO
Ss979 zoe 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
MEMORANDA.

Schr Extra Austin, sailed hence the 9th Nov Tor
Norfolk in the gale the east. 40 miles south Of the
Hook split her foresa and sustained other damage,
50 that she obliged 10 return.
Can't Brows of the Brkenhead, at New Orleans reports
that on the 10th ut bark ashore at Cape Anto-
Mo- with yellow sides and painted ports She was sup
Seen stripping her sails The B. hoSted coors but
no answer Spanish flag, however, was hsisIed on the
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
Passenger. Arrived.

La packet ship Cumb ridge, from L,verpool-wm Daw-
and lady OF Chares,ou Ms Hancock and child Eng
land Colin NcRae, Scotland; Hugh kennady, Nev-Or-
leans Leaf Crozier, A; Arrowsnh, Preston, Eng
--and 80 IN The sirerage.
In brig Buenos Ayres from Mansauilla-Bernio Unsna,
Jose Feru,nto Aynero.
In ship Louisa, from New Oreaus-Mss Caroline Peck,
Miss Al Green, Frederick Bnshnel-and IL s,eeTage.
In Eng Siatira, from PORT Leon-J Golden.
Passengers Sailed.
In steamship Aca la from Boston for Interpolation
Ogden, Lieut. II ellis, Mons Deapos and servant
irs Fenwick and chld, Messrs Qober Pow, Burus.
Levey, John Smith, Wainwright, Chandler Z 6 Roo
ertS, A Cali, Carleton, w Boardman, Strange
and Weoamancy. For Haitax-iieutJ Inglis.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
CLEARED on SATURDAY

Ships New.York, Niven Mobile, J Lee l. Co; Samarang
Bearce Hull, Eng, Howes, Godfrey Robinson
Barks Charles L William Rating, Orleans Ne;raith
Leeds CO.. Jean Key (segianl, De Paul. Antwerp, 6
Gerdone; Merchant, Ross. Lisbon, J Fl Robertson.
Brgs Sullivan, Brown Charleston, 9 Bulkey; Amanda
(Br) Hoare, New Fonndand, G & J Laurie; Gardiner
Wright Cuts, w Indies, Thompson 4 Adams; Britannia
tBr Cann ST KITS via Yarmouth, n ST. II Braine.
Schrs Ann D, Bearcr, Norfolk, sturges Chairman; J
Cooley Go. Edridge Boston John Clark, Collins, Phil
adePhia. Cooley Co; Compliance, Sparrow Boston;
Planet, Terry Petersburg, Va, J Hunter; Sturges,
Brown, alexandria, Sturges Chairman; Zerviah, Park
Metamora, Elwell Co; Gen Scott, Doughty, Norfolk
via Cil2 Poin', 4 Cooley l. Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

II Parlker's 81 Co.'S. second production is an
elegant Nura Fur Hat for Gentlemen's wear Price -
This Hat unsurpassed in any particular by any Hat sold
Broadway, under the system Of high ens and e1
ravagan, profits, any price below 81 We make this
assertion of veracy, and request any person CON-
pe,ent 10 Judge OF the merits Of fine Hat TO give ours
close examination Sales Room OF Cenretreet and
CITY Hall Place. MS lws
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

THeaSs of Fgair,-A c. BARRY, Artist in Hair,
from london The real Heads OF Hair still stand presmi-
rent above all others Their peculiarly light sosdieI
and venlatng character he: being shaped exactly a.
natural hair grows their elasticity and their superior ma
teral and workmanship we'll their style OF h,n a
arrangement all combine form such perfect heacs OF hd
that they must be seen to be fully appreciated.
Anew system OF Tie of Wig Making taught IN nye
sans See specimen OF Barry's Wigs and Scais W.T.
will satisfy the asdous that he is the best and cheap
maker in the ciIy-l46 Broadway, corner OF Lsrr
street. up stairs u LII
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

rr rs Gamphire Burners in good order. form
ery us- in the Composing Room OF The Tribune for sale
a, This Office at hal price They are laid aside on account
OF the Introduction OF Gas into The othce. nSo u
III T. H.. Dnnaher, Ess.s Attorney al Law, No.
Nasssg.SIesi, Is requested 10 eau al Ne atseS. RsS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

corner OF Pine and Nsssau-sees has ready for in
specton and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Geniie
mems Hats 90 FSfsSm
II Spencer announces gentismen that his arrange
mens are now completed for supplying according to pre-
vious intiuiaton, FINE Fur Hat al price tS3 Io'
which shall render ephatcay the cheapest as well as
Lowest priced Ge1;letnens Far Hat sale II ms
city 1t prepared in the style which chaEac'ees
our finest article and Ike that article IS offered aa Fc
which cannot be Continued without unusually RAPID
sale The undersigned vt all confidence aiis il To be
for the gentleman and economist the mos; desirable Fur
Hat yetohered. (o20ul SPENCER, 2i5 Broadway.
u Orlando Fish, Fashionable Halter, Isl Broad
way would INFORM the gentlemen of Ne7T-York that his
Fall Writer style of Hats ready Tor their nspec-
ton and critical Judgement Claiming the distinction oi
having been The first project and abide BY strictly
AMERICAN style of Hats instead of serveiy copying the
Fashions OF Europe which are often unsued 10 our c-
and he ro!ces 10 Perceive iaI others nave
seen follow his lead, and that now the following OF
European Fashions Hats almost entirely abandoned by
| the leading manufacturers.
| He offers Winter style OF Gentenen'S Nutria Hats at
s. So warrant. equa! in MATERIAL finish, fashion
and durability any Hat sold low S4 in the city
But be wishes it distinctly understood iha, his best Hats are
not ,old at this price but 81 These he recommends
equal any hal sold in NewYork at S or under, and
challenges for them comparison with any other.
Gentlemen visiting our city are respectfully invited 10
ca! and examine bis stock OF Winter hats and udge o
their quality He conhtenl that whether tbs caeaptst OF
the best Hat is desired, the Inquirer viii here be satisec
Try him. ls2tf1 o. FISH, lS7 Broadway.
~ One Price Esat siore.-BRoWN CO, l7s
C.a ham Square corner OF Mctt-street, where Fashion,
Beauty Durability and Economy combined in the o.n
OF beautiful aad neaty finished Hat Tor the small! sum
S3 NC I'm
n Efss,,s Second Quality Husria Hat. nj
82 isD The success when This economical and lash
ionn 10 article has with since introduction has been
perfectly unprecedented This description OF Hat was pro-
ducc by the subscriber about months since 10 meet
the wishes OF large class OF his customers, who IN the
present depressed OF monetary affairs anxious to
economise expenses dress and the time to
adopt the fashions o the day in these respects the - %
III has been emncny successful and destined 10 still
greater favor popularity. The quality of the article
found bear enviable couparlson with the inner
fabrics the subscriber while the to-, finish and style OF
manufacture are ideD,cally the same.
n B-I have also, upon my shelves at this Tune iresh
and splendid assortment OF Isl quality Nuira Moieskln
Cashmere and Brush Hats, which offer prices greatly
reduced and in the manufacture OF which, practical
Halter, challenge any comparison
d3 ST D. FISH, lS7 broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
THNHE BLACK Tor Al!ebasisl SALVk

TslHE BLACK Tor Allebasi's) SALVE,
4 and ALLEBASpS pILLS-For the cure of Fever
Sores Feons Ulcers, Tumors, Cuts Burns sprans bru
Toothaehe Rheumesm, Bite o mad Dogs, Bite OF Rattle
Snakes Stiffness n the Muscles Joins Weakness or Pain
in the Back Bowels Chest Lung and Liver Complaints
in their ncpient or confirmed stages Bilious and 9TH
er fevers Affections Of the Heart, Colds Coughs Asthma
Fever ard Ague general debility OF the dsordered
blood &c Gc The above medicines have accomplished
wonders for The short time they have been in pse Proba
by no medicines have taken such strong hold upon the
confidence of the public Since the vtus OF these
medicines have been fully established, and he the pro
preter has been preparing them for general circulation
many families have become attached them that they
would rot on any be without them They are as
good family physician at hand Just take the trouble
call the following places and learn ana pro-
cnre The neacines bookstores Messrs Saxton Miles,
205 Broadway; H. S. Raynor, 76 Soweryi Mr. Abraham
Maze ZS7 Beecker ST. and Wholesale and reaii at L. w.
Gherts 70 Dey ST and at the Bookstore OF Dir a Wid
Fulton Rrooslyn. no epltsZW'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

u A Lady who has had much experience in Teaching
Musie aud protfes unexcepanabe references wishes 10
engage few pupils on the Piano, who will be waited on
their residences if preferred Please address nos 10
ha,,y.eo IN and 10 a NJ n29 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

DRaH Style Of GeHiIemea's HatA-BIRD
OF Pine and Nsssau-sree, has ready for IN
spection aad sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Gentle
mems Hats OF FSM&~'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
nFR RRAHaM has the honor 70 an.

lFE nounce that ne viii give Concert at tie Society
Library on Tuesday, Dec. Sth on which occasion be viii
scg Mce;rerurs Gathering, and new song called The
Family Meeting by Miss Augusta Brown and Mr. csarles
Brahal The Transient Hour, by g. Hstno'e, ESQ and
Morriss song of Ny Bark Is CIT upon the Sea.
Tickets one dollar each, be had al AtweiFs aswets
Dubois and Millels Music Stores Concert TO commence
n z CO
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

~ Report No. S.-AGUE AND FEFER-Nswi, T,
York Dec. ], 1871 attacked with the Ague ahd
Fever four months since; half the since EaSe
been unable e labor. have taken calomel ana jaidp,
ounine and the usual remedies for said complaint aso
spent three weeks in the Bevre Hospital was nuch e
fscbed by the disease and medicine tba cost me
$40 and $50 The last OF November called upon Docto!
john Thomson S4s Broeme-stree and the Sd day after
wen; TO work. since which time have had no uonbie W
the disease. | am we'll expense OF g So ana br.
attendance instead OF between SO and gao, as unoef w
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

u Health, Quiet md CoMfort-Ihe ord
ham House. IS Barclay NewYork prefers advantages
to Strangers stopping few days weeks in the city, such
rarely offered 1t eigiby located on clean and
The immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings.
Its apartments convenient and neat while lis table
supplied with the best egetaheS and Fruits that can be
procured excluding entirely Animal Food and Siimuiants
OF all kinds Charges moderate and every effort made o
render Boarders Portable. Shower Baths tree Re-
Ra-ri
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

u Coed Board and pleasant Rooms can be opsinc =.
al No. IS Chds-eel t2) Nv
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT cF NEw-YoRk, DEFENDERS ls4a-
IMMATURE LLMANAc,-TEIs DAY
TIE SUR TIE ,FCLL
Rises q Sets 81 Sets. Us Eyes o2 Evn- II %
Latest ates.
LcHpoS S.....,-....Nev. HAvRE ..........NoV /
LIVERPOOL. 4iSEw-oILEAns ......Nov =
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
"A Principle made practicable i, Principle made useful
NTEW-YORK CASH TAILORING

NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING
i Y ESTABLISHMENT, 145 Fuiton.a., New.ferk.
The uadersgned in announcing to heir patrons their de-
termination adhere strictly 10 TIE ptncpie oil cash aea-
ing their business would take occasion to say that they
have become well satisfied OF the pract liability aud useful
such plan by the uniform success which has at
tended its operation in their house from the
The advantages derived by tue from The adop
ton Of this SYSTEMATICALLY realizing gain OF so per cent
upon credit prices-they conceive perfectly obvious and
therefore need comment OF the merits OF their house
and the facilities with which they invested of furnishing
a cheap aHd rich garmea they will not diale-iuy as
ured they that this simple fact too well known
their celebrity well established, TO require further re-
mark. And calling the attention of the gentlemen oil the
United States NewYork particular, TO their assor
mSnt of choice goods they will merely observe that unde
Waiting puncuaty and dSpnchn answering The commands
their reads as m mqs9 m part 9es BoUTH yssn es''
NE GAYLORD, Agent OF the Home
lHh I. League CASH TAlLoRING ESTABLISHMENT, has
from No IA 10 No John.street and has on hand
handsome assortment Fashionable Winter Goods pur-
chased the lowest cash prce:conssng ci french ana
English Beavers French and English Cloths French Elias
tic and AMERICAN PREMIUM Cassin,ers, Cashmeres Fig.
Velvet and Satin Yestpgs-a of which will be made up TO
order in fashionable style short notice Particular atien'
ton paid TO Cutting, Making and Trimming Garments and
all work warranted to tit Terms Cash on delivery.
| NovemberS 8, le42 eoo 1WD
HNALL GOODS.-The undersigned is
prepared with his usual extensive assortment OF sea.
onable Goods To execute orders for Garments In style
which Will compor with any house in the Trade, at prices
which offer inducements those paying ready mo-
ney.
Attention solicited the style Of Panaloons furnished
this establishment particular is directed TO this de.
partment with the view OF giving entire satisfaction
Those who have experienced any difficulty In getting
suited assured that superior fit always be realized
Fench and English Cassineres in great variety OF new
patterns ust received The sssortnent OF VesDgs which
gave much satisfaction through the Spring and Susmef
seasons will be kept up.
French and English Cloths Of super and medium quail
Dress and Frock Csats Pilot and Beaver Cloths for
Sur,ouu, always on hand.
Fancy dress articles, including Silk and Satin Scars
Cravats Handkerchiefs, Gloves Hosiery, Suspendors
Shirts, Collars, &c, at usual moderaie prices
WM. Il. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde Jennings, 229 Broadway, American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
MERRY'S MUSEUM, for December,

MERRY'S MUSEUM, for December, is
lTE This Day published, emheished with numerous en-
graviags Contents Merrys Adventures concluded; Dis
covery of the Mines of Po,oS the Siberian Sable Hunter
chap Is; Wild Geese; Travels af Thomas TIoer conn,
ued; the Two Friends; the Flowers; Chrsmasi story OF
or matters in France The time of Henry W. the last leaf
OF Autumn the Lady Birds Winters Signs OF the Wealth.
rhs number closes vol A. and is embellished with the
following interesting engravings: Thr Lost FoundHua
pa discovering the Mne-Shooting Wild Geese-ChrSt-
inas-Wnter scene-Liberty-Dre Water:
Subscriptions received by The Publishers
BRADBURY SODEN ( co. No. ~ School ST. Boston,
10 and 12T Nassau 81 N "
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

T College Of Pharmacy OF the CitT ct 80 49,.
York.-The introductory Lectures of tie Wlnter
on Chemistry and Maiera Mcdca and Pharmacy VIZ.
be delivered By the Professors, Monday 5h ins al
P IL at the Rooms of the College, No 2S5 bfoaa
Apothecaries Druggists and other. interested III
Remember tT,e Renewal of the Real
CaMphine Oil, Spirits and Improved burnc., W L =
Fayet,c Hail. s7 Broadway, opposite N!bos a. ic
daced nearly 80 per cent g. w. McChEDi' ~
mis- I'M ~
axIaa. be 0ilta,EEC
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

GEORGE HASKISsoN, los Elm-street, New-Yo
N B.-Wanted al S4S BrooHe-street. patients VINO edn
find no relief from others Old Fever and Scorhunc sores
and Ulcers OF long Standing cured above Gail ana zee
the nvnlids the oice. Also, host OF cerhcaies o
others that have been cured az 1--WE
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05


TT The subscriber has appointed Agent for the sale
of Oil for an extensive Oil Company Nantucket and is
prepared TO supply his from his wag-
ops daily or Otherwise less than the usual market prices
hy the cask.
Sperm Candles superior quality q cents per h. by
the box.
NB.-Families who purchase gallons will be charged
the wholesale price.
Manufacturers steamboats, and any large con-
suners Oil will be dealt with very liberal terms
Oil delivered any part of the city FREQ OF expense.
nl5Im JAMES NJ. ALISTEN, loo Div.onst
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

M ANTED-By young woman from
w the couptry-an Americana situation as House
maid Chambernad. Apply at 81 Roosevelt street Good
CITY given. DIS ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

II Ternperance.-1hc Phen1 Temperance Be
nevolent Association will hold their regular meeting ts
Monday evening" al halipast O'clock at Concert HAL
Good speaking and singing may be expected
PS.-Ladies Phcrnix Society will meet at the same
place at O'clock 2. NJ. ,o, ,.,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

DIO COFFEE.-2000 bags for sale by
R, GRINNELL, MINTURN L CO.,
ds IS Souths.