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COLLECTOR OF THE PORT OF NEW YORK

We observe that some of the press in New
York have given countenance TO statement
that Mr.. Curtis has been, or may be, removed
from office. No change in this office has been
made, and we have no reason to believe any is
contemplated We are convinced Mr.. Curtis
is an able and efficient officer, and that the
ner in which he discharges the arduou, duties
of his responsible station is satisfactory to the
merchants of the Empire city" and to the
Treasury Department.
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From the Quebec Mercury Of Nor. 10.
EARTHQUAKE.

The Canaden Of the last evening gives the follow
Ing account of the recent shock o. earthquake
ceived in letter from Three Rivers:
This morning, about 10 o'clock, we experienced
violent shock OF an earthquake. | was present at
marriage, I've omit the names Of the paTties,) and
the grand rscnir. Mr.. Cook had reached the .fgnus
Del when on sudden sound was heard resembling
the rolling of cart oyer hard frozen ground this
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Ah|i' w ~
Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, Sc, Sc, &c.
Lord .4shburton 10 Mr. Webster.

WAsHNGToN, l6 July, 1912
Sir: There is further question of disputed boun.
Diary between Great Britain and the nited States.
called the northwest boundary, about which have
had some conferences and | now proceed TO state
the terms which ready TO agree to for the settle
ment Of this ference. As the principal object in
dispute is to be given up by Great Britain, trust.
sir, that you will here again recognise the spirit of
friendly Cancellation winch has guided my Govern
meni IN disposing Of these questions.
have already Sufficiently discussed with you the
boundaries between her Majesty's provinces and the
United States, from the monument at the head of
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-19

AZ Evangelical Lutheran Church.-Divine service
will be celebrated tomorrow (Sabbath) morning, at
half past 10 O'clock at the City Hail. in the large
room occupied by the Odd Fellows.
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TRUTH is MIGHTY.

The subjoined is from the Wisconsin En-
quirer, the editor of which was the Washing
ton correspondent of the NelD York Courier
and Enquirer last winter. AT that Time he
was arrayed against the President-one of the
victims of treason-the actual traitors were the
ultra Wing leaders-and his letters were seized
with avidity by the defunct 4" Independent" and
the "Richmond Wing" Since then he has be-
come convinced of his error, and like an honor
able man is striving 10 repair the injustice done
the President. He speaks Of Mr.. Peasants
Knowingly.
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RNovember 10Th, 1S42.

| Ohm SklRVlNG, from Philadelphia, respect
y fully informs the citizens Of the District of Co
lumbia and the surrounding country, that he has
moved to Washington, and is now prepared to warm
and ventilate buildings on the most approved plans,
by warm air, water, or steam fuel, wood, btumi-
nous or anthracite Goals. In the country, furnaces
are great preventive against fall sickness. Soup
pans hatters' kettles stews, hot hearths, steamboat
ers bakers ovens, with lues, cooking apparatus by
steam for large hotels hospitals, erected 10 burn
either Goals, perpetual bath boilers and ovens, green
houses warmed by warm water or flues, conservatory
warmed by the palo CRATES water closets and
force pumps, to be worked by the winch or without,
tages and landscape gardens executed. Residence
on H. three doors west of 9th street. References in
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nSTO THE READERS OF THE NEW
WORLD -sK

TOMAS WINCHESTER, the nalpublisher of
u this journal. greatly enraged that | should have
dared to nterpose between him and my subscribers,
and thus have saved them from the fraud attempted
by stopping his frostbitten Evergreen {" after hav-
ing been paid for it in advance and sending them
stale publication instead for which they never sub
scrbed, and was consequently refused, has the sec
ond time been pleased to allude to me, an officer
of the Government, and at the same time deiauter
to his paper. To the first would say that antici-
pate disgrace by serving under the Administration
Of MIR. Tyler, the repeated abuse of him by the New
World Notwithstanding; nor that the venom of this
and other Federal presses will do him the least hurt,
since the censure of a certain class of mankind is
more TO be feared than their praise As regards the
other matter, Jonas may well afford to offer, as he
does, a discount of " one halfn Justice would de-
mand the whole should be offered, and this would
not make sufficient reparation for the injury done.
In replying to his first libel (six months ago. he was
told that when he took back the broken sets of
bers, the matter in dispute would be easily adj usted
1t then ! invited him to legal proceeding, but
this inceDsed Englishman has given sample of the
depraved nature of man, (as think by refusing the
usual means OF adjusting matter admitted to be in
dispute and resortng instead to attempt at pri-
vae injury. Under these circumstances. leave the
public to decide whether any fur her notice should
be taken at least in this way of the great man of
the World.
TIL. R. HAMP TON
GNovember 10Th, 1842. st
EXPLANATION & SONS will continue to sup
ply any publication of Importance, (the New World
incuded) Any two of the 50 magazines will be fur
nished for IS in advance, and in the monthles
and quarteries subscribed for should stop, (iiks The
Epegreen,) others will be substituted the money
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
rUHE NEw-YoRK XYLoGRAPHIC

Y PRESS IS Maiden lane, up stair.-Ihe proprietor
OF tnis well known establishment would inform tne drug
gists perfumers aad all others vino IN want OF "copper"
plate and Xylogrs phc Engraving ana ffnth .nd @ " ~
resv added 10 his stock OF Machinery aad Plates, tar 81
peror TO thai OF any other establishment in AHerica ana
now prepared execute AL orders in s'se o' u '
edualled on this side OF the Atlantic
Original Designs ard Plates OF every desrlpuo5 sul'a3ie
for all kinds business executed in the hrst style o. lne
art at the shortest notice.
large and general assortment OF Drugglsts Aanuiac
turer Perfuers Grocers and other Labels IS constantly
cles connected with the trade
JOB Printing in every variety OF style e-ecu,ed 10 order
and On the st reasonable and the proprietor may
here observe at lowest possible price IS charged for ali
work dore in his establishment. system which the great
extent OF his business enables him to fully carry
All orders IRAN The country punc;raiy attended IL, asd
,he articles ordered forwarded any par. the Emitted
states, o. The Canadas. CHaS. sHi ELpS,
Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
~. os,,c,r,oss OF BAsKRuprs.--We

Moral OgL1GATIoss OF BAskRuPis.-
heard it stated. not long since, that oahSrupt
weot into the shop of creditor, to whom ne
ongb, 70 have been under great obligations tor as
0;s7a nce rendered. and, with a staggering air,
sa;d he had paid oHhts debts-did ut o,ce cent
IL had taken the benefit of the Bankrupt Law
1e rbis remark was made seriously, it indicaets
loose morality in reference to the obligation to pay
debts contracted in good faith, which, it is to be
G.arsd is but 100 common. A bankrupt or inso.
ven, law discharges man from the payment OF
his debts Legally, but not morally. 1t reileves
him from the vexation of shcris and suits in court
but it did not relieve him of the duty to pay hi.
debts if ever he is able. The design of the Bank,
rupt Law is good benign. 1t is designed to re-
lieve those who are irretricvably involved in debt
whose hands are tied SO that they cannot help
themselyes-who, the moment they accumulate
little property TO enable them TO transact business,
are liable TO have 1t snatched from them BY some
creditor To relieve such persons Bankrupt
Laws are intended bat they are not designed to
remove, TO wipe out, tie just claim which every
creditor has to his honest dues. No man eau
quiet his cons cience with the belief that Bankrupt
Laws remove all obligation to pay his debts, II
prosperity enables him to do it.
TUampshire Gazette
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
- pUsH,s LEGACY.-That cele-


br,t.d phv.cian. DR.. Benjamin Rush. soud DO, h1ye
i n,s valuable legacy Tansind thsa MS lnva,uape
HEaiTH PILL Ii indeed blessing 70 the ale'eu' 60
a;r,ne rrIie in all the usual cases OF siaacn VI M
s.rinr disease with which humanity Is uis',eeu 2 ,H
inn-rions Of lie are destroyed. IS no" N ,h I
,n.r -Iin.o Of the medical faculty. that tne seoia ~
se, or fnpuaju OF all disease that II Is a. II ~ @ ~
,-e which procred nil the ev,S poduceu os Is, or
irritating causes and which thence spread ~ e'e' F
the animal system. :. >, attack the c-
,aI in w hicb the disease ntreacheS selL; alid ip &
bipa ou of medical agents has yet been E -, Dr
cacious for this purpose the preparation o. ,beir
Z. .l and which, from IN. universal success al'e"I
administration, during practice o. nearly nhi -,
wer. ,typ. his lntaibr Health PilL' thef steF ~
tu- is ths, ;hey arrest disease in its hrst approach
are prevsnvcs as well remedies; and we VIII
saw that il taken by persons when they are urst ~
yn,poms OF illness many case, that Is either scous W
fatal, might be avoided .r,b,,
Let the afflicted without hesitation avail themselves e ths
Invaluable legacy, and they will have reason 10 bless tne
name @. Dr. Rush OF the greatest oeneiScios o.
mankind - D,ccr,S co .,r
street New.York; and tretai) by Kelly, 20, bToadWay
New.York; J. AFFORD, l6a sowery y Y; H. Green. es:
EHinn.si Brookyn; Reding Co., Stats-sI bSstos .
n Sn,;rh % Markrt-st., Newark, n j.. b. Arioer, ~
Doct.t corner Of Tuird, PhiladetphiN W. faylor y
Sortst BaltnoTe and agents IN The principal cles IN
the United States y, h,r ;,cn<ed in =,
.ern,Iy engraved wrapper, with full directions or use
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan


m n-suaace OF ecreta order of this Court Eade IN the
nys entitled cause .i Ice sold at pubic aucucn u:Get
bs direction e tie subscriber one oi tie hasers o. ms
Srt hv w n Jones auctioneer, tbs Merchants Tx
snge in the cry al New York, on the Sa GAY oil oc'ooe
neIt at Il oclock, ECON, OF that day :,
, r,oe lots. pieces or parcels 0t iand si'Ha,
md eCs in the Twelfth Ward OF the city OF New orh
and Gngu ushed upon certain nap 81 piSce pd 49,
oFIand purchased BY one Els Moore OF Noah ScoFe oy
a,Terturc btarirc date The FIRST day az Novrinber 49,
made by isaac T Ludun Civ Surveyor and IN ME ~ 'he
;c. nj Rerer in and for the City ami County OF New
Yors entitled the canal which said lois are
an rnr said map sixt,-sevel i6I SI1yes sht oo'l SKY
nTna ,69 one hundred and nIne. ttS one hui' GU az"
ten iil0 one hunded and eleven III ~ and one huru
and tweve ll2 which collectively nu:loerS VA sou"
ma, a. marcel fifteen i5l bounded br ios, on >
c,a known Z. number seventy IA and one huu e ''
LIGHT iU2) SoHheriy by land or late OF the nels VI
Un1,er: eastwardiy by lots sno"n SAID ma
if; and Hundred and thirteen (I5't and nothei! o
The centre line hundred and seventeenth street $50
iour other distinguished the Aforesaid map d. rS
numbers n!uctyou atl ninety i5 uinetNS- lo
and rinsty S7,1 witch takea together, are no
ard designated said map parcel number t"e'Si
23) bounded souiherly In front by one hundred ana h
taenth >treet nor;erly by The centre line between ilo,
and 18th streets easicry by line drawn parsiie 10 he
Ninth Avenue. i.:e vaste!y side thereof al th
of Two hundred thc' etrOm ana westerly oy d .e
drawn parallel IN the Ninth Avenue aforesaid on the east
n-Iy side thereof the distance hundred eet usre
from Also four Other lots. map aforesaid, known AZ
Numbers seventy three (75 sevenyiour, t ont huhtcu
and five (n5) and hundred and SIX col ana o'iiS
mari OF parcel number i7) bounded westerly y
ots nunbe seventy-ve rs and one hundred ana oa''
D sou:hery by land or late OF the he!r>o ilu'ttt
ensrrly by lois number hundred and seven lC'l ana
seyentywo ca and norIhery by ths middle OF one hun
dred and seventeenth street
New York, September ls, s,isi2,,r,, 1872
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
FMS RaIsam of Hoarhound,

1 Iiyerwor, and PeuriSy Roo-For Consur%pu9n % anu anu
liver Complaint. CoiiS, Coughs Spit,lnS OF DiJou'
isrrb Asthma Difficulty OF Breathing ram IN .e &
PLANTATION OF the Heart Oppression and SosSHsss ~ j I
Chest Plenrisy Hectic Fever, Night S"eas pcI. a,
prorn,e Expectoraon, and all Afecuons oil le 3'eS'
Lungs and Liver. , ,,s;ical men 10
over son remedy that would arrest the raFnes vi 'a'
;n-rnidable disease, Consumption -, s,-
be Ho,rhopnd Lveryvort and Peurlsy itoot nare ~.
centuries been celebrated in the cure ei diseases o e
Lungs and Liver. %, ..-,if,, ,b,,
one hoftIa of Dr. Aliens BaSam OF Hoarhoon, Liver ~
and Pl.nrisy Root has cured OF severe cough at
b,yinG tried many otier remedies without the .eIN.
JAMES BACkMAN, No. lo9 'alneS ~ n
Rry DR. JONI SCcTr states ha. lie ha> tha,n use o., -
,ans Ralsam OF lloa! hound LverwortaHd ieursy hos
himself tha many of bis Church have also used IL soe ol
them apparently in the last stages o consumption, WIN - M
most asIoni.hng effect He feels in duty oounn 10 @
his public statement and hopes that all csrg Ia rs
tino those latons under consumption WIZ aur,se WV
rv DR.. Aliens Balsanl. REV. DR.. JOHN So u,
ATTEND TO Youa CoucH-Althouch Dr. Aliens naiSsn
* sovereign cure consumption sul II very I"nSv ,S
one IN lot vour coughs run without Dr. alieh Da'S
~ Hosrhouud Iyrrwort and PleurlSy Root ~ ~ no u.
common thing for persons break blood yesei ID ue
of congbing ana, die in IS niinute>-tha we nave see
Won have cough dear reader, go this day ana &c. u
,,na f. doses OF will cure you; tomorrow may oo
too a,e Sold by WM. A. TYLER, wholesale Agest %
barclay Soee'' ~ " si2lm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
ID OMAN EYE BALSAM, for Weak

Il q and lntaned Eyes-This Basam prescription ot
OF the celebrated oculstS, has been long time in
best and successful Salve used for lan1tory
diseases OF The In where The eyeid>
much iHfamed er the bali OF the hichly covered with
blood, operates almost like and removes all appear
ance OF disease after 1--WE or three applications.
In DiGneS OF Sigh caused by fixed attention 10 minute
Objects, or by long strong light and lie
weakness partial loss OF sight from sickness old age
and should be used by all who find their
eye>iSht falling without any appsren; disease.
This RalSam has restored sigh, in many instances where
almost TOTAL BLINDNESS, caused by excessive iptnm.
nation, bad existed tor Inflammation and
caused by blows contuSonS, wounds the eye by
bodies o Irritating nature Introduced under the
cycS is very removed by the application of the Bal
sum. One trial will convince The IDcredulouS of is
efficacy.
The following evidence oft superior exceleucy is from
the Pastor Of the Episcopal Church al Harlem
MesSrS. D. Sands Co.-GentS: From motives O no.
maniIy prompet inform you that few applications
al yolr Roman Eve Ba!sar have made perfect in
The case OF my aged mniber who has suffered under mos,
painful Inflammation o the eyes for twelve or fifteen years
the patients age hu, by the blessing o; Heaven, reu
edy has verified the adaSe, Vale there IS ne mere is
hope. Yours most gratefully, X hoYr
Nrs DAVIS No Il ES>eaStreet, has been cured OF luia
u2non e the eyes and weak eyes, eyearS duration, by
using only one jar o. tie Eve BalSara.
Miss Fitzgerald, No Market street had for TWO or three
years been 80 auch afflicted weak and inamed ewes,
that atinie> She could scarcely 10 read Her ewes have
oeea compseesy restored hy this S2lSau., after all other
means had ;aed Hundreds have bv lis healing virtues
by excessive Inflammation, hnd existed Tor years Ppr mn
N small jars with tut! directions pce centS
Prepared and old Wholesale and retail by AVID SANDS
Co, a East Broadway, corner Market street NewYork
Sold also By A. b ! D. Sands 1s and 100 Frien.trse,
and by 4. s. Sands Co, 27S Broadway corner Cham
bers street. ~ aii- I
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
ENuE, cry Of Alurderi' Murder! at all

4 times will arouse the most stupid Yet murders are
daily perDerated which excite very lie attention Is not
Cons utupon daily murering thousands oi human belng
Doys Asthma render life burihen. AMI en destroy rs
victim. Does Bronchitis pardyle The usefulness OF
many OF eminent dyineS and other pGolc speak
er< say nothing OF the THOUSANDS rf all anu sexes
wSo swept into eersiiy by il: Millions OF human be-
ing sink down and die by aItscks of The abovr aud similar
affections of the lungs and throat. Fortunately Tor
kind, JAYNE'S EXPECTDRANT has never been kEo~n
to fail giving relief and has, in thousands OF instances
effected permanent after all other had failed
IL Prepared and sold only by DR.. d. Jayne, % South
Third-st. Philadelphia. Sold in NewYork AT wholesale
and retail by The agents. A. B. / D. SANDS, Druggists
No. 7s Fulton, OF Gold and 100 Fultonstrert also
sold by Abraham g. Sands Co 273 Broadway, Granite
BuilngsI 81 Chumberstre-t and by David sands
Co = East Broadway, -er OF Narkei-st. SIS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

c,ras as,hna-two large doses will cure The
orn or hives of children Is minutes 10 one hours
tin,c II Immediately subduss the violence ot whooPng
up by their physicians as ncurabe with consumpon
ug of blood and other pulmonary affections, have been
r ,o nersct health by H. II fails to give relet
Sold al wholesale and retail by the agents A. B Y "
sands druggists 20 79 Fulton corner OF Sold street ana
100 Fulton street. also, sold by Abraham b. oaGs q oo
49,, D.. -, ~ sis I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
MAGAZINES and Periodicals for Oct

lFA-The Artist. Godeys Ladies' Book, GrahaGis La
dies and Gcn,Iemans Magazine Ladies' World OF Fashion
Yoanr Peopes Book, and Beniley's Miscellany,
&c: Farm House OF the XIX Century with more than
2OOC epgravings; Bb'ica Journal Christian Family Mag
anime Edited by H. Root and d. Newell; Temperance
and OTHER Amanacs; Ihe Rainbow and Radiant new
numerous and witty journal well calculated TO please The
lively and gay. Al Of which will be sold wholesale ans
retail liberal discount made 10 these W no sell again
N. b. 80 Agents wanted 10 circulate Magazines Peri
odcas &c
s. All Editors Of Papers who will copy The above
weekly and send copy to this Office sls have copy Of
them according as they may direct. a. j. SEXTON,
Al g,,w ln,@ Ns IL Beekman cor. Nassau.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

"a
y! disease. 10 which childrea are exposed, none
fatal 10 them IS Worms Unfortunately. ChldrcG
seldom free heni and as they initiate the symptoms
almost ever other complaint they prodrce al-cm!n
effects v 'h aui being suspected. Worms hot only
OF disease themselves but by their irritation aggra
all other dis wandering from part ri the body
another winding themselves up into large balls and OBJ
sr1ctns m bowels aan frequently the thr.aI causing
vusioS ard TOO often -ta,h The o, sired em-dy wi be
ioUndi IL DR. JAihE'S TONIC FER1llFUGE, which
viii very soon destroy the worms ard inyigoFaic the pow
OF digestion 20 as 70 prevent return OF ILcn1.
Prepared oElv No. 20 South Thrd->tr-ei; also for
sale at l62 NorthSecond-strec;, Pnladep phia.
Sold al wholesale and retail by the agents :. g. D.
SANDS, Druggists, No 70 Fulton OF Gold.s;ree
and is0 Fulton street; also sold by AbTnan E. Sand, ca
273 Broadway Granite Buldnss.) corner OF Chamber
and by DAVID SANDS Co., East Broadway corner
OF aiarket.street. sl3 i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
A INISTRATOH'S NOTICE.

a DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
"A Pnrsuan. te an order OF Alexander II. Wel' Snrro
gate of the County Wes,cheser notice hereby gven
IN all nersons having claims against the Estate OF Lemue
Wells late the Duhers, said County, drcehs
ed TO present the with the vouchers thereof, 10
iza H. Wells th tduriSratrix The sai deceased al
her place OF residence in the said town OF lonkefs, Oh or
before The twentieth day OF March next.
Dated Yonkers, September 10th, lsi2
sIS I.,rsr ELIZA II. WELLS. AdministrariS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

Fatal AccIpENr.-A man named Francis
Clamkn, one of the musicians at Fort Adams,
was drowned on "Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 81,
during the squall, by falling from a boat near one
of the wharves while coming from the fort He
was native of Germany. Newport Mer
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04

pOOKS AND STATIONERl.- The
bsuhscriber has constantly hand and offers for sale
general assortment of ooks and Stationery which he
will offer as low any in the city. Sears Bible
Biography Sears Pictorial Bible Scotts Bible, Christian
Family Annual Golden Treasury Josephus, Prayer and
LYNN Books Tes,aments, School Books Stationery Fancy
Articles Perfumery Pens, Ink, Paper, &c. &c &c
~ B-Agents waited in every town 10 sell new and
popular School Books. A. j. SENioN,
No. II Betkman-st. corner Nassau, New-York
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
SUMMER COMPLAINT, DiarrhGa,

hN 2 NIIH EN- OVNiI LE1iINi, Di"t fIeD t'
~ Dysenery, Cholic and all arrangement Of The Semach
and bowels cured by JAYNE'S CA{tMiNATINE BAL
SAMThis OF the most efficient pleasant, and safe
compositions offered The public Tor the cure OF Inc
only article worthy Of the least confidence for curing Chol
era Inanum Sur.mer Complaint, and in all the above
diseases il really acts like charm.
All persons requested try it, for there is No Mis-
take" about its being OF the valuable family med
ciues vet discovered Hundreds, nay thousands OF
certificates have been received from Physicians, Clergy
men, and families of the first rcspccabty, bearing the
strongest testimony in its favor publish
Prepared only by DR.. d. JAYNE, No. 20 South Third
street, Philadelphia.
Sold at wholesale and retail by the Agents, A B. Il D.
SANDS Druggists 10 Futon-street, corner of Gold, and
100 Fulton-street. Also sold by Abraham B. Sands Co.,
27S Broadway, tGrante BudinSs) corner OF Chambers
street; David Sands Co., II East Broadway corner of
NiarkttSireet Price 80 cents SIS Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-04
NOTICE is hereby given that proposals

NOTICE is hereby given that proposals
will he received at the Inspectors office IN the state
Fri>nn Mount Pheasant the second "Wednesday III NO.
ycber next al O'Clock the oreunon Tor c. hrdc |"
commence wiih so coDvictS the first :" December eu-
ing TO he increased within year TO 80 far the term ps
he'd ,hoyes and ,ongs sadSery cutlery and other
articles of hardware. OF which the cnei supply Tor NE
consumption of the country is imported rom moui te
ITnied Starsr CONVENIENT shop room and iuei VIII De
furnished lakes the cont act must lind TOOLS ana
fixtures and b subject the rules and regulations o ue
Prison. The payments the made moniiy w!th acrtoh
of llirce months Satisfactory security will be required
Let the proposals specify the price per day Tor eac man.
DAVID l.. SEYMOUR,
Agent State Prison, Mount Pheasant
San,.r ,.r 9Th sl0 2m