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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-21

CHATHAM THRArRE.-A splendid bill is offered
tonight, for the benefit of Mrs. Thone. The grand
drama of the "Last Days of Pompeii," Is to be
performed, and is got up in the peculiarly liberal
manner of this estabshme nt-Mr. ]. r. Scott ap
pears as Lydon, and Mrs. Thone as Nydia. The
celebrated rope lancer, Herr Cline, will also appear
The successful spectacle of Hell on Earth" is
likewise announced. AS the fair beneficiary is
deservedy great favorite with all theatre goers it
is needless to predict crowded house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-21
0o- READ, We THAT HAVE EYES -Elmira, N.

UC- READ, YE THAT HAVE EYES-Elmira, n
Y.-Gents.: When last in your city purchased OF
your $40 boxes OF COMPOUND Extract of Hoarhound for
the purpose of trying the sale of in this place. dspos-
individuals afflicted with pulmonary complaints, who
speak OF it in the highest terms One legal gem
emau OF this place had been long afflicted with dis
eased lung. and splitting of blood that he himself had CIV
all hope of recovery bought four packages to give
il fair trial and it gave him most extraordinary relief:
he purchased the last two packages had left and urgent
ly requested me TO send for immediate supply Please
have three boxes Of the size that purchased before
put up and handed the hearer of this letter. who will
pay you for the same. He inform you partcu-
larly of the estimation it is held in, in this town.
/ yours in haste,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-21

FTICes one, TWO and lOUr shl InRs a pdCKHRt.
EXPLANATION THE PuBLIc.-The principal materials
in this Candy were formerly prescribed by eminent
phi sciaa in liquid FORM Surely it is when taxi
in the shape of beautiful Candy pleasant to the TASTE
elegant in FORM and miraculous in operation 1t needs
but trial to convince all Of its merits 1t is but
shilling for trial. Who will not ii II is slightly
purgative removing all humors from and purifying the
blood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-21

QQ- THE LION HERO AT THE AMPHITHEA-
TRE-Besides an unusual display emanshp Of the
Bowery Amphheatre this evening, on additional afrsc-
ton offered by tina performance the first tins there
Of Mons Guillot the Lion Hero" called account
of his prodgious strength ony half be that is said
of this modern Samson the stories of Boron Msnehausen
may be improbable after all Among his hercu-
this evening the Lion is pull against four
horses and allow Of eight nine hundred
weight to be fired from his chest The convenient
rangemcnts of this classic and beautifully fitted up
adjustment has made it the general resort of all who take
an interest in this kind of amusement We believe that il
IS the only place OF the kind in the city where families
perfectly secured rem intrusion and other annoy
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

U The Wings of ALBANY County have nomin-
ated Hon. DANIEL d. BARNARD for reelec-
ton to Congress, WILLIS HALL of Albany,
JOHN I. SLINGERLAND of Bathohem and
AARON VAN SCHAACK of Ncw-Scotland for
Assembly. If any body imagines this ticket is
made to be beaten, that body is amazingly mis-
taken. We feared WILLS HALL would have
persisted in his original resolution not to take any
nomination. but rejoice to that it has teen over
ruled by the ardent, unanimous wishes Of the Wings
of Albany. With Wing majority of such men
as JOHN A. COLLIER, WILLIS HALL, B. D.
Noxos, AzARlAH SMITH, &c, in the Assembly,
who will doubt tha, all will so right in the next
Legislature?
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
rr To Gold nna SILVER Artixans.-A public

II To Gold and Silver Artixans.-h puoiic
rseeng of the Gold Silver Artzans will be held al tee
Marion House. No. l65 West Broadway, on Wednesday
evening" 18th inst, haltpast O'Clock for The pur
pose OF making arrang ements unite with their fellow c
zens cetebralng the introduction OF the Croton Water
into the City, All those connected with the manufacture
OF articles of Gold and Silver respectfully invited 10 al
tend. NJ. u 6ALUWlN, 1na'rnlan.
III SIMON Secretary o8 4s-
" G.. Il. Alvord's SS so Hats, No. 81 Broad
way and No IL Buwery N. Y. having int oiucsa his fal
pattern of Gentlemens Hats in September, the style and
Leauy OF which the consequence OF greatly increased
demand yet spirit OF laudabe economy suggests some
abatement prices. which, lar nS practicable he yields
ready assent and end the result OF experiment ana
skill in workmanship, he is most Happy in informing his
friends and customers that addition 10 his usual variety,
offers article at 3, which to all appearance Is
equal 10 ihe more costly.
u B. H. in recommending his new style OF Hats would
attempt any play upon the Imagination but mos, re-
speculy The lovers Of becoming and tasteful arti'
Gle dress the most perfect production he has ever IN
ruduced-in model light and ayin texture hne and deli
cae- strikngl beautiful the eye resting upon with
Satisfaction and delight and it is tue intention that the m
rnsc excellence his manufacture shall fully sustain The
rrnua;ion he has so long euoyed. o8 If
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
Things in philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the rrlb une.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. I, 1872
There nothing ote slightest importance with Us to-day
The weaher delightful thous III the farmers IA our GeiPh
behood make great complaints OF the lack OF RAIN Unless
,oan relieved the pastures will be destitute that fodder
ing of cattle will be necessary which will make long WIN
ter and encraach seriously The hay, Of which there has
becn crop, owing TO the large quantity spoiled IN
getting IN.
Tomorrow night tremendous rally of the Clay forces
takes place In southwark called by the Committee OF 500
whose names are published Another, equally mpos.
ing is To bc held in re Northern Lib-.,ia- and grand
m,alinp of the Sou Eastern Wards Will assemble IL.
nj IN. Aiark. House. Last night large gathering was
held in rank ford mics from the cy ana so on ~
every Ward and District throughout The Cosy ana every
where the cry is CLAY and the Country American Industry
Home Labor for Industry, Sound Currency
ihe Public Lands, aud Henry Clay, the IA
riot Statesman to add glory The mottos embla-
zoned a the banners and forming the raying cry at
all the meetings
ihe enthusiasm which prevails astonishing, and gives
evidence that the People ar-' a." .po' ai.e ol
the coming Our opponents are strainng every
cerve making promises the poor, aad col
onz pg every This last spbtcruse however,
has received check from the vigilance s Clay Clubs
and reward OF $500 tor the detection OF illegal
voters They making strenuous efforts but we shall
backed by The whole force OF the General Government and
aided by liberal supplies OF money from some source or
other.
The McEwen divorce and conspiracy is not yet
broush close.
The OF burg aries ,hetts, accidents &c for
unatcly quite moderate whlna lew days past: and, from
the liberal rewards offered and other precautionary
Sures taken the districts, II is very probable there will
much fewer fires and fights hereafter than we have had
for some weeks past
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
Senatorial Convention.

The City Convention of three Delegates from
each Ward meets at o'clock This E0ening at
the Broadway House, to select eleven Delegates
to meet the Delegates from Kings and Richmond
ia Second District Convention to nominate can
didate for Senator in place of Hon. GABRIEL
FuaMAY, whose term expires on the last day of
December The following Delegates compose the
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

p OLD ONoNDAGA is wide awake! The Wings
have just nominated Gen. AMOS ?. GRANGER
Of Syracuse for Congress, B. d. NOXON of Sa-
lima, AZARIAH SMITH of Manlius, STEPHEN
RICE of Clay. and PERLEY Y. CLEVELAND
of Skanealelcs for Assembly. In character and
talents, thi, is very strong ticket, and we trust
tho result will prove that it is strong in popularity
also. We rejoice to see that the Wings are every
where putting forward their abest men candi-
dates. By pursuing this course they deserve sue
cess, and we believe no other would be so likely
to command it.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
The following counties remain to De heard from

The doubtful counties yet TO be heard from are
Aegeny, Calvert and Somerset-andtl the Delegate
we claim in Anne Arundel and in Frederick
not positively ascertaned.
have a letter from AlIegany just arrived by
Good Intent Line of stages, giving returns from all
the districts but tbree-it oaly assures OF the elec
ton of Wing, but leaves other in doubt.
Two Loco-Foco are certainly elected. The
House consists of 50 members. The chances are
now that the Loco-Focos will have one half If not
10 members. Our chance is best for majority in
JOINT ballot This will give US the I. 5. Senator.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
MARYLAND Election.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Friday, 8o'clock,

BALTIMORE, Friday, eoclock, A NJ.
We are not yet relieved Of doubt. We have
certainly secured the Senate-having heard Of the
sls.t;on of three Wings which with the nine who
hold over gives US majority CT three in that body,
and we shall think certainly, get the Senator in
Somerset. There is report that we have lost the
Ssaa,or and Two Delegates in Calvert. which would
give the Loco-Focos the House but the report is
no, TO be traced to any reliable source. We saved
,bs Senator in Caroline by to votes, and lost
al three Delegates in consequence of an indePend-
ent candidate running.
The following table shows the returns SO far as
,acaived
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

Better far that should live under despolic bead
with no restrictions but his will upon his power than
suffer from the vioesce of hundred yrants who 10 the
aggravaton of misery make nockery of law and in
sn the time they abuse privileges by
prctended adherence constitutional reGuslions Bet.
tel monarchy, subject at least public opinion than an
odious irresponsible oigarchy"
The above is FROM the Madsonian, the organ of
John Tyler, and needs no comment 1t states
broadly and SO clearly that no man can mistake
the principle on which John Tyler has thus far
administered the Government, and by which, we
suppose, the people of the United States are tobe
bound for the residue of his term The tyranny
of one man is preferable to the oligsrchy of
Congress
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

Is Hon. BARKER BuRNELL, the faithful and
industrious Wing Member of Congress from the
Nantucket District, Mass. was nominated TOR re-
election on Tuesday. Resolutions approving the
course of the Wing Members of Congress and
second;ns the nomination of HENRY CLAY and
joan DAVIS were unanimously adopted. Hon.
John Reed, for thirty years Representative OF the
District. was President, and addressed the Con-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

SANnss SAasAPARlLLA..-'KIN EvIL'so called from
imaginary cure be performed by The royal touch
This fatal disease makes lis appearance on different parts o
the body but principally affects the ganduaT system IN It's
commencement from whence il proceeds 10 sez upon and
utterly destroy the carriages, lgauens and 'bsnes The
FIRST symptoms enlargement OF the GLANDS about the
neck aud under the and behind the which con
tnue spread and increase IN number until the internal
organs become affected and the lungs liver and presentey
glands are enveloped in disease cm which he patient Is
only relieved his suiierngs by tie pale messenger OF
Death Sundss Sarapdra mas been proved by actual e1-
pertinent in great variety ci 10 Immediately ares
and permanently this and similar complaints snch as
scrotuous tuno ces or hard Jumps, ulcers obstinate Gu
This valuable medicine operates the stem the alone
TRUE ROYAL TOUCH dpelng disease and restoring sound
health As such ii is confidently recommended TO the al
ilcted.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for exporta
tion by A. B. SANDS Y CO. Granite Building, Z73 Broad
way corner OF Cbambers-street, New-fork.
Sold also BY a h. i D. Sands I9 and 100 Fuonsueet;
D. Sands i Co, - East Broadway, corner Marketst
Price 81 per bottle, six bottle for So
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

PREsroN KING of Ogdensburgh is the Loco
Foco Candidate for Congress from the Eighteenth
District, composed of ST. Lawrence and Lewis
Counties. Preston has talent and cleverness, but
with all this is the most unf, man for Congress
in the Legislature, where no man not even AbJah)
could equal him in constant, perverse and mis-
chievcus attempts to ebstruct the course of busi-
ness. If he goes to Congress he will cost the
country 100000.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

u Simple they their operation, and agreeable
they the the LozeDses OF Dr. Peters
in use His Cough Worm and Cordial Lozenges have been
celebrated beyond for herquck and certain
OF The diseases which, their Imply, they
man. for the Of al diseases arising from Gsordered
sloach and his Plasers for Rheumalsn &c have attained
a wide and most eaSabe celebrity. Warehouse l25
E.Itp
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
CITY iNTELLlG ENCE.
Civil and Criminal Courts, COrOncr's and
Police Offices, &c.

LAWYERS DIARY-This Day, October 9th
CIRCUIT CouRT-Nos. p. ls9. 4i ISL laS 49, l5s 6l,
III l7s 49, 49, H. a. ia, u.s. 65, lOl lU2 s. 49, ~
SUPERIOR CouRT-Nos 26, z2 Y, IA, 92 95, 9 95 96,
81, 80, 100. lOl, l0a. los.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

10 The Wings of ULSTER County have pro-
posed SOLOMON f. ELTlNG for Congress and
nominated JACOB L. HASBROUCK and JOHN
EVERITT for Assembly. Hon. WILLIS HALL
attended the Convention, and ably addressed it in
review of the Political questions of the day and in
favor of Protective Tariff Six hundred Dele
gates we're in attendance. and the spirit of 1910
appeared to animate every breast This is one of
the sleepy River Counties. They will all be wide
awake before Election.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

u The Court for the Correction of Errors will
hold term al Albany, commencing on the 18th
day OF November On Wednesday, the case of
Helen euackenbush vs.. Mary Leonard and others,
and on Thursday those of David Parks VS.. Sarah
Parks and of George Rapelye vs.. Robert Ander-
son were argued
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

70 The Evening Post wants to know how ma
ny times candidate for public office ought to be
rejected before he will stag rejected.
This is rather ,icklish question. Ask Martin
Van Buren, or John c. Calhoun. If neither can
tell, ask Marcus Morton.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

Gy TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE may be obtained the desk
this morning wrappers ready for mailing For
zee advertisement in another column. Price 6!
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
Cs.x Nominations.

The Wing Nominating Convention meets o.
Broadway House on Monday evening TO seie''
Thirteen Candidates for Assembly and one f'E
Rs.i.ter The following are the Delegates cem-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08
y The pre.byterinn Church In Bieecher

srreet having been enlarged aRd renlod sII9d VIII Ue
open for aiyie worship Sunday at The usual hours
The Sermon The morning will be preached by The ras'6I or
Rev = r. Cox. D. o. The seats will be free until the
sale OF pews which will take place Tuesday, 18Th inst
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

rT Advertisers will please hand in their advertisement
for Mondays paper, before O'Clock this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

~ The siaA iasnght crossed the Hudson at 20 minutes
paa iioccck ye, could ge,eur few papers from
The Pos ohcr rii qusr,sr Pr. Postmaster Gra
ban, eass'tthis be logged li,tle!.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

C. The Evening Post wants c. C. CAMsRE-
LkNe nominated for Congress from the Upper
Wards OF the City, saying that the friends of Eli
Moore and Fernando Wood canaot agree upon
either.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

u The New.York Museum was crowded last night with
highly seles, audience The a,trek in yes'erdays
ou1 admission having branded himself hurbug, wide
the joyce Heth affair say thing eemng from such quar-
Ter arres It's own refuanoe Oh the face OF II There VIII
he a performance 10 day al 5 O'Clock.
~. rhs Nex-York Museum attended last night
n,1sl bv highly respectable audience The penornlan
ces are very 'enlroouisin, sing
inc Ds,cine Wire balancing, and h Tor one smiling
There will he performance to-day al octouA IL Haa-
nlngion's last oay'
TsE wosxs-Business i, lsaving The Erie Canal
and going the welald. Just 50 VIII s a
hgh-charging Hat Seres and 10 Parker 20 cheap
establishment, corner Of City Han race anu sn sol
They >e the chespes; ba, 10 New-York-only g ozt.
HAYS L1NrMEsr-Thi, remarkable article IS warranted
TO cure the Piles any stage OF the ,nd ben
ever il has cured, it will prove TO be connleleW VI
not usrd according to directions II by any hng We
say will induce those suffering with this distressing oSe.S
this on- trial. know that have done our
duty. Remember AID buy only at II Maiden Lane.
Observation-Disclosures Nsrve and Bone Liniment aud
the Indian Vegetable Elixir when used together, war
ranted TO cure the Rheumatism, matter bow old or Sc
we're Let all who suffering with this dreadful dis
ease call Maiden Lane aud the positive proof
will be shown with pleasure 10 all Tie prope,ors paid
two hundred dollars IN cash for the recipe OF the Elixir
1.-THE Democratic Wing Custom House
Officers recently removed from Office by u Robert ard
b r.a;ested 10 meet at Broadway House on SATURDAY
Evening next 9Th instant AT y O'Clock for the purpose OF
expressing their oeons IN 1e,a'oh 70 'he reasons nnd
JOHN P. HALL,
SAMUEL REYNOLDS,
~ d. ORRIN PACKARD.
ITO Exempt Firemen.-The e1emp, Firemen ie
Of The Civ OF are respectfully invited TO JOIN the
Firr on the Of the CrotoH Celebration
IN th h inst By order OF the Comi,tee OF Arrungeme
80 N HENRY B. HINSDALE, Cha lrman
New-York October 6. 1912 o. -us
" Temperance Procession.-Ih various
Tenn Societies requested o,thwi 70 report 10
nc ,be dar of their organization, the probable number
he
be assigned them n line. IN, o,
TO me as soon after his appointment as practicable
All comnuaca tons may be addressed TO NE lhroush tne
WILLIAM T. LEGGETT Grand Marshal,
., s,;s No ST St Marks Place.
IT Aecon.l Advens.-Eder H. V. reall will preach
on the Second Advent Christ al hand Vhe Leru
WHY SUNDAY. the 9th inst al 10y o'clock A NJ IN the
Thaan Hall. i60 Grand-st II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

II An Agent for this paper is wanted at Schenectady
ORe who is acquainted u that City will be preferred.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

10 Gen. CAss has asked permission to give
up his post OF ambassador at the Court of France
and will come home as soon as leave Is formally
granted. Wa Incline to the belief sha, the place
will be- offered IN eDAS1EL WKBSTSR.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

U Hon. t. W. GILNEs has been seriously i'll
ever since Congress adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

" Mr.. DEMPsrER gives another of his musi-
cal Sources at the Society Library this evening"
Those who have heard him once will not need the
exhortation, hereby give to those who have not,
to listen to his touching melodies
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

n5 We learn from our exchange papers that the
in various parts OF the country are lowering the
Wild, ColuInbiavlc in Columbia county New York,
stopped within few days past for the reason that
the workmen would consent TO reducoa OF twenty
FIVE per cent on their wages and all the democratic work
the Harmony factory at the village of Cohoes, have
quit work from the same cause
D We find the above in The Sun, which never
loses opportunity 70 give stab to the Cause of
Protection to Home Industry. IF its assertions
are true, which we greatly doubt, what do they
prove? That tc0 out of the thousands Of manu-
featuring establishments in Country una
bic to 70, on without a reduction Of the wages
paid to their workmcn. How high they have
Hitherto bcen, and how they compare with the
wages paid in rival establishments is not disclosed,
SO we have no data whatever for determining the
correctness of the course pursued on either side.
All know that there has been great depressan
of prices generally throughout the Country for
some time past and that Wages as well US Pro-
ducts and Goods are remarkably low. The stop
page of our Public Works has of itself had
strong influence in reducing the price Of Labor by
diminishing the demand Eori TIE steady contrac-
tion of the Currency has had the effect Every
man must understand that when the Currency Of the
Country is reduced from Two to One Hundred Mil
lons the money price of Labor and Products must
diminish, although its real price, or the amount of
Wheat, Pork, Cloth, Sc. which days work
given amount of Produce will command may not.
Still, the general assertion Of The Sun that "lhe
Manufacturers in various parts of the Country arc
lowering the wages of their operatives is untrue,
and not merely untrue, but made with a knayish
political purpose. They must have done SO or
have given up their works altogether if the Tariff
had net been passed-very many of them had been
obliged to do the other months since-but
now the general tendency of things is in the oppo-
site direction There is more work and an akun-
dant demand for Labor will in time secure better
Woges--and without this nothing can. Yetwc do
not expect the acorn become oak in day.
Other measures Of National bcnehcencc are neces-
sary, but Protection is the cornerstone OF pros
porous Industry. LIE, no friend of the Laborer be
deluded into opposing it.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

WEsTERv RAlLRoAD.-Net receipts for three
years in September :-l940 Sl6,58 1841, $23,-
559; 1912, s6O,442. Net receipts last week,
$l5,019
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

~ DE W1Tr c. CLARKE, the fearless Wing
Postmaster at Brandon, Vt lately received an OF
fetal requisiton from P. c. Fuller, ID Assistant
as directed By the Postmaster General. command
ing him to state whether he did or did not otter
the following resolution in the last Wing State
Convention, viz:
R.,,t,ss that we besow ed tinid confidence upon
John Tyler in the beginning and that this confidence Gas
marve'ousay decreased upon better acqnalntance Ee
from his caiamoux present ume, bis OH
ca course been distinguished by inconsistency o con-
duct instability oil purpose, and nbeciity OF mind
Mr. Clarke, in reply, courteously informed him
that he was the very identical man, but that ano-
tber resolution OF similar tenor, but couched in
harsher language, he did not offer. Thereupon
Mr.. C. was turned out and Loco Foco put in
his place.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

10 Is it possible that JonS MckEos can have
said in Tammany, as reported in last Evening S
Post, that, during Mr.. Van Buren's Admins,
traton, the National Debt was gradually betag
lessened7n We think he never said it. John
k,oos that when Mr.. Van Buren, was inaugurated
there was no National Debt, bat large surplus
in the Treasury; that this spent with Nine
Millions withheld from the States, and Eight
Millions received for the Government, Stock in the
U. S. Bank, and the Country run considerably in
debt beyond this-all within Nh Van Burca's four
years. Every Repor, fom the Treasury Depart.
ment stated sha, the Revenue was inadequate,
and must be iacrcased-ye, il was not, and whes
the Wings toek TIE Government, i, amounted to
less than sls 600 600 year, and was still decln
Ing. How, thea, could they help running in deb,
'iil they passed good Tariff, in spite of John
opposition
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08

157 The course pursued by the Loco-Foco
journals in regard to the case Of JOHN AHKRN,
their last detected defaulter, is striking iustra-
tion of unfairness and jueglery. Ahern was al
ways Loco.Foco active and spitetu. He has
been in that Office fifteen or twenty years. The
Wing. had power in 1884, but they did not see fit
to remove him. Again in 1887 and 3 they had
power, but were reluctant to it, he having the
reputation of faithful oflcer. Once they did
pess resolution removing him, but reconsidered
it within an hour and restored him, and he has
now the Loco.Foco press, because the Wings re-
Tented and left him in office, represent his as a
Whig appointment, and one for which the Whigs
arc responsible! What an encouragement for
similar lenity hereafter