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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-24

SPUUR > celebrated FAI LIN NVIiI
SrOYES designed for Stores, Offices balls and Par
lors-These Stoves acknowledged by all who have
used he superede any other kind ever offered 10 the
pubic. They can be had gr.at,y reduced prices
0Ee-thrd less than the depressed state
of tie times. Those wishing purchase Stoves Tor the
purposes requested cali and examine for them
selves So Chetham-stree being the only place wiRie
they can be obtained in this city. N. +. Spoons Stoves
repaired. BENJAMIN ARMS IItoNO.
Eew.York, October 9, 1882. oil I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-24

EEAYDENS Premium Pens.-A Silver
aieda was awarded J. Hayden for his . very suIe.
nor pfps bv the American Institute at lis ass an Inc
oyerpmsn have given them the Preference and the bes
Accountants many the public nut VIII use no
other Pens They have justly obtained the hhss. rspaa
The trade are Supplied the sanuasnrers prices oy tn'
agents j.. " +; NJ ; J ~ y 80; 800 ~, 81 Ii
o., s ' " ny9tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-24
n EEP WARM.-The subscriber offers

for sale at No Isl Water street wholesale and retail
Urrs Patent and improved ArTieht owes, constructed
far burning either wood or coal Over Five thousand OF
these Stoves were sold in the city OF Boston last season and
found to BE- the most economical 10 the consumption OF ne
of auy stove heretofore introduced They recommend
ed particularly bv PHYSICIANS heating fer The
SICK and persons afflicted with consumption bave found
great relief by Of the above Storc the air pfodpced
Seiug OF more even temperature than possibly be
duce5l by any other offered to the public Please
call and examine yourselves before purchagng else
where. ID. ID. W ENDELL. no. III "altr.sl
$50 door Beekman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-24

t@9A FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE.--A
s.n,aa Farm Shrewsbury Monmouth county, Ncw-Jer
ley, consisting OF about thirty oiand The improve
rens are GOOD i've story d,, cling house and kitchen,
barn. wagon bouse, and other necessary oubulDgs Said
farm situated the road leading from Shrewsbury
to Red Bank aud about hal mile from the steamboat
landing a! Red Bank. The land is well fenced, stocked
with variety of fruit and in good order; and the
siiencc every way desirable. The farm will be sold
reasonable exchanged Tor productive properly in
this city. For particulars inquire OF JAMES SEIZURE.
MAN Esq on The premises, or OF j. PARMLY No. Bond
:, New.York 500 i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-24

iaec OF EImra, County OF Chemung lying on Seciaye
Creek containing 263 OF land considerable par. OF
which under excellent Improvement. There are
Houses and two Orchards the Farm and Barns,
Sheds, Lc and il could be very easily divided into two
parts 1t considered 10 be Of the best Farms he
nei. hbortood and will be sold reasonable terms.
Inquire OF A. LAaB. No SEQ Four,h.strcet, or OF
nIn Irn. A. kONkLE. Yln-e nf Elnra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-24
uS A FARM FOR SAiE-A BARGAIN

Msz A FARM FOR SALE-A Bargain
= In the town Of Summit Scoharie county, fifty miles
from Abany containing one hundred ard oriyone acres
hundred OF whri under high cultivation
balance heavy .inber; the farm well wa,ered, and no
bsiter asd in te county tor grain and grazing; situated
equal distance between four villages with schools and
churches One hall The money may remain interest
For particulars enquire OF w. H. SWEET, 2Gf Ca,alsi
or OF X SWEET, corner OF Hudson and Domnick streets
New York. oio Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-24
~. PRINCES LINNEAN BOTANIC

aa PRINCES LiNNEAN BOTANIC
80 GARDEN AND NURSERIES. Flushing New
lorK-rie Catalogues o; tbeir establishment, with
reduced ,rces-;yich much below what usually
crar.eand also tie rreatise Horticulture, Fruits,
aud on the Vine, may be obtained Of r. ~ Campbell IS
Pine street. DAYTON & i9s boadway ana a,So
Orders left above, per mall will receive prompt al
tentiop The person advertising under the of Win
le Y Co." has connection with this establishment, ans
his lse of lis name is altogether unauthorized.
OIL 81 WM. r. FRINGE Il CO.
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CURED.-Nessrs Ed

nEAFNESS CURED.-7Hessrs. Ed
z tsrs: Having seen advertised your paper and
sone others SCARPAS OIL Ter DEAFNESS, 1 felt (te
ing SUFFERER myself unusual anxiety 10 know more
about The medicine; consequently have made great
many inquiries and find It's reputation all thar could
.h numbers have used with and hear
that the call for astoni5hingy great. using H.
and find daily improvement in M bearing Yours. &c
II G. DINELEY.
For sale by Dr. JAYNE, No 70 SOUTH THIRD-ST,
Philadelphia
Sold at wholesale and retail by the Agents A B. D.
Sands Druggists No 10 Fultenst corner OF GodsI and
100 ultonS-also sold By avid Sands Co. No n East
Broadway, ccyner OF Markets.: Abraham b. Sands Co.
NO 279 Broadway, (Grane Buildings corner Of Chamber
$50 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-24

!AzA FARM FOR SALE-Situated 3
miles north of the Village of Newburg, bounded by
tho Hudson River the aud the Old Pos.rnad TO Al
bany on the west. On the farm there is good, comlnoa
Gus house and barn, likewise large dsck on The river
formerly used brick yard The farm contains about lW
OF lind,he is commanding, and The prosper
beautiful For further particulars inquire OF Geo Aather
No lbs Greene street, w. H. Van Dalsem, No. 81 van
Dnu street Np,y Work. civ % If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-24
NXTAR WAR WAR The WI.

NA7AR WAR WAR The Wig
wv Makers have declared hcsltiss against our neigh
Dor, Dr. JAYNE, account of bis HAIR TONIC, which
is knocking all their business into cooked hat Ladies
and Gentlemen old and young, docking 10 the Doctors
standard Heads long dvcSed OF even the FIRST rudiuens
of hair alter using his Hair Tonic appear with
and lowing locks which Absalou himself might have
kers, md aaes smile again through their ring
lets, marc beautiful and bewchng tas ever. Bald heads
are doing their wigs and throwing them 10 the moeS and
bats while the wig stand agha,, as they behold the
demolition Of their business.
What viii he tue consequence of this war know not
and declares thai things he done we'll 9th
ers' and that Said Heads may we'll their hair
as the hair Of other people. Weekly Messenger.
Ii may be had OF DfJAYNE, No. % South Third street
Philadelphia.
Sold al wholesale and retail by the agents a. g. d
SANDS, Druggists. No 70 Fulton street corner OF Gois
street. and No. 100 FuiUStree Also sold 10y David Sands
i Co, No y East Broadway, OF Marketstreet ;
Abraham b. Sands X Co., No. 273 Broadway Granite
Building, OF Chambers.street Price 81. sis I'm
EVULL'S TRUSSES.-Notice TO kup-
tnred PerSonS-Pe Persons afflicted witI rupturcS may
RELY upcn the best instrumental ad the world Affords
the agents in the principal the United States b.
careful the back pad OF Hu!s trusses 10 u
they are endorsed by Dr. Hull ia writing None geGu-
inc or 10 be relied upon good, without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken 10 vtnd limitations OF
Hus celebrated uses, and thousands are imposed upon ~
Consequence These limitations cannot be relicd upon they
are made by unSkul mechanics, and better than
the ordinary uuSsss.
Rooms have been fitted at No. Nesey street, eyciu-
sveiy for ladies' having separate from the bus
ness department where female IN constant attendance
To wal; upou female patients a2l 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-24

Important DISC osery n
CAMPHfNE AND CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS,
WARRANTED TO BURN AT ONE nALr TaE EXPENSE
or either Oil or Gas.
rgyHE Difficulty which has heretofore ex-
ea in Trimming OF Canlphne Lamps Is now en-
ort improvements which, npoa Inspection, will satisfy
The public that they Obtain Lamps upSrlor 10 any
now in rse-wll burn without Smoke or Smei-produIe
an equal and steady light in all directions and regulated by
y single screw movement Also, an improVed Iattor ;
Lamp. Campbene Chemical Oil, and Spirits, uiahuiSe'
livered TO ay part the city, from the Old Eslstissne
stand nj GEORGE MITCHELL,
nj I'm. Catherine street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-24

CrotoD w alter.
rIyO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and
3 otherS-Welded ,rronsa. fren Ta5es Tor Steam, Wa
ter Gas Sc from 10 inches diameter and IN lesglb
pressure of from 900 10000 lbs per square nch-toge
tisr with fittings 0. every description such as bows Is
Reducing Sockets, Cocks, &c, u winch lie u9es AT.
sther with the greatest facility by any ordinary workman
The great strength and durability OF ihcs tnoes Is com.
narer With Copper or other ma,efia and theW ecoNopy
the superior toa others for ANY oil the
absy., mentioned. For sale by ,, o. A.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-24

AgA COTTAGE for sale or exchange,
with lot, OF greundPrice 1850, being less than
cnsi OF the house The greatest part remain on mort
gage al per cent.
J. b. HOYT, Cbambers-strect
OLE A IIOYT Sill Cniia@e Grand-,, Willansburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-24
sNEAFNESS CURED.-SCARPA'S

Acoustic O, for the Deafness, Pains, and the
discharge of from the Ears also, ali those disagree.
able noises like the buzziIg OF insects falling OF waters
whizzing of steam &c, which symptoms OF approach
iug Deafness, aud also generally attendant with the dis
ease.
" Read lie following extraordinary Cure II any
have had doubts, they may dismiss them and the most
iDcreduou may consider Deafness durable Numerous
cases OF cure and mauy OF them very remarkable by the
U.s. of sSCARPAS OIL" have been published, bot this
caps the climax Yopag DID, you may yet recover your
hs2Ilrg.
a.s G age had been gradually getting deaf Tor more than
lorty years. that next to impossible 10 make ner
hear conversation The loude OF voice. LAST winter
she was induced try "Scarpas Oil for Deafness Il Is
only necessary add, tha, she as sed two bottles snn
that her hearing Is perfectly reslored-she is cured Any
Information in relncn TO the nay be obtained al the
store o! DIX JAY NJ.
20 South Thirdstrect, Philadelphia.
al which place also the medicine !. for sale e
Sold at wholesale aud retail by The Agents A. b. D.
SANDS Druggists, Nos. 70 JOG Fulton OF Sold
St and 100 FuItons, also sold by Abraham Sands Co.
No Us Broadway tGrani,c BuiIdng,) corner OF Cham
bers; David Sands Co. No. II East Broadway corner
of Market.st- Price 81. OILS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-24

ia To LET--The new stores and build
III: ings in Spruce street, Nassau they wiz DC
completely finished during The next week ana 10 sooo
charged until alter Isl The buildings are well
adapted 10 any hind of mechanical business Apply 10
ot;.o or the Tril,rnc o6 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-24
STOVES.
GTOVES.-HOWEsS Patent Stove


a The undersigned are the only agents for vending and
selling the above article in III. City of NewYork Other
utility and excellence certificates from persons o;
the dr responsibility may be al the store We guar
against any explosions if put up according 10 our
directions Nc have also an improved Alright Stove
I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-24
= s. eELlIABETH-PORT AND

Uinter Arrans emert.-Fars ~ Cer.a
The steamboats, WaTER-wITCH and CINDERELLA
nII, daily from Eli.ahetlPar TO Hea York touching
New BRIGHTON and Port Richmond each trip, as follows
on and after the nth day Of October, 1872
Lave Ezebeth-pert Leave ~ NJ 5 III p,sr i,Mk
At and 81 O'Clock. PM Att and 4e'clses, I'm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
GEN,L JACKSON TO DE-. CoLMAN.

WARRINGTON CITY, April 20, 1924.
Heaven smiled upon and gave us liberty and
Independence. That same Providence has blessed
us with the means OF national independence and nn
uonal defence. Ii we omit refuse 10 use the Gifts
which he has extended to US, we deserve NOT The
continuation OF His blessing. lie has filed our
mountains and cue plains with nnerals-with lead
IRON, AMI copper. and given a climate and soil for
he g'owihs OF hemp and wool. These being the
great materials of our national defence tho, Ct,
20 nave extended to them adequate and fair protec
tion that our manufacturers and laborers NAV lie
placed IN lar competition with those of Europc
ana mat We have within our country a SUNNY OF
those leading and important articles so essential in
war. ~
VI will ask what is the real situation OF tho nori-
GuNurisu Where has the American farmer mar.
ket for his surplus producel Except for cotton he
has neither foreign nor n home market; Does no,
ih' clearly prove, when there is no market either n,
nome or abroad, that there is too much labor en-.
! poycd IN agricultural Common sense nj once
points out the remedy. Take from agriculture in
tae u. ). SIX hundred thousand men, women and
ch''ufen' and you will at once give a market 70,
more breadstuhs than all Europe now furnishes us
~ Sno'.' 81, we have been too long subject to the
| po"cy OF british merchants. IL is time we should
become little more .1meTicani=td and instead a,
feeding paupers and aborers of England. fr.d nm,
own; or else, IN short time. by continuing ON
present policy, we shall he rendered pnupers our
serves. II IS therefore my opinion that a careful
anu ludicious thrift is much wanted TO nav our ma.
Ilonal debt and to afford us the means of that de-
renee within ourselves on which the safety of our
country depends; and lNsi, though no, least, give
proper dl'ribution TO our labor, which must prove
beneficial to the happiness, independence. and
wealth Of the community.
aTn. sir, very respectfully,
| Your most ohedent servant
ANDREW JACKSON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
Porn tho Lynchbure Republican Of tuty 10
nIs.asnn Irl.rttrrr. -. ..-...--I ~

H..
We SIT down 10 give an account Of oGo Of the mos,
destructive storms we ever witnessed. The ertep,
Of its ravages are unable 10 state with anv oeeu-
riey, as we have heard only from n compars,iveIv
small portion Of the country which il must have visit
On Wednesday last, after some davs Of unss,.
tled wehther,-thc sky being generally obscursd bv
dense haze--and the wind unusually biob onJ
cold, especially in the morning-wo were visited bv
q sudden and most unexpected food Of winters. -
Ffom sunrise until about o'clock there was m
particular indications of storm. The ky was, in.
deed partially clouded but ns such had been The
case for several mornings previously, il excited no
attention. About half past nine a. M. hoyevsy
The clouds became suddenly dense and lowering
and the rain began 10 fall, acc0mpa MED with bigb
WHO from the west, north west. There was neither
lightning nor thunder, bB, tho fall OF rain seemed
momoniarily 70 increase from the period mentioned
above until about O'clock, p. NJ. We never wit.
messed so incossnnt shower. The earth was per.
ieelly deuged; and every branch and ravino became
mountain torrent. The creeks we're in few hours
swollen beyond their banks, and about o'clock a,
ni2ht the rVer begnn IN rise and continued 10 rise
until abou, ~ o'clock, r. M. on Thursday niobt--
u became indeed fearful and destructive torrent.
and tho most anxious hpprehensions wero enterta n.
cd Tor the safety Of the whole line Of canal upon lie
Oinks' IL began, however 70 fall early on Friday
morning, and by night was in re channel.
We can but conjecture tho extent Of the darn,es
done. We have not heard from beyond the ridge.
nor from the southern or northern counties this
side Of u, fully. Bot much fear that the injury
done TO the crops, s dreadful, indeed. In our i'm.
mediate noighbourhood, the crops, either gathered
ofgroWlng on tho nat lands. have been swept away,
ahe those on the high lands arc grostly injured.
Wheot, oats and corn oil went before the furious
element IL the rain were az violent in the noiqb
bOdring counties, II Is impossible TO calculate tbe
mischief lha, he's bssn done,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

ly be possible. ia my opinion, to End person that
can show qualifications for such station superior to
Mr. Mnnigerode, or. indeed, any thing like equal to
| them." This last recommendation may a, his, seem
extravaganza but when consider the peculiar cha
racter and system Of education OF the Germans, we
are convinced Of its truth. With us, education Is
regarded a means Of producing some important,
end; not as an end itself. We train and store our
minds with knowledge, not for the sake OF being
passfreiy learned, but because know ledge, when
hreiy employed, is one OF the mos, powerful
chimes that ambition, interest. or philanthropy can
make use OF TO accomplish their ends. Not sohow-
ever in Germany. There the singular phenomenon
is presented o. class Of men who devote their
whole lives to the acquisition OF knowledge merely
Tor the pleasure which they derive from the pursuit,
and ono consequences Of their transcendentalism is
that education Is more thorough and radical in Ger
many than any where else in Europe. MIR Mimi
gerodc Is prepared by his residence in our uiltaNn
country to put his learning to practical should
add that there were SO applicants for the Office
amongst whom are men OF ths highest standing in
the literary world, and the f,iends Of the College
only regret that there were not dozen professor.
ships 20 I'LL out Of the list. MIR Niuniseroie speaks
English with auency, elegance and propriety.
AN ALIJMNllS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

GovERNMEsr ExPREss-It is understood
.nat special agent OF the Government eft this CT
Yesterday morning in the cars Tor Hancock. and
would there take an express stage for WLeelpS ond
.hehee take steamboat for New Orleans. From
the direction taken by the messenger and the de,
pateI WIN which he is sent forward, il is supposed
na' nc years message from the State Department.
psrs oil tins morning silent on the subject, but
rumor mas not been slow in giving currency TO ma
ny stores IN connection with the express All that
Is aulhenteaily known, perhaps all that should pro :
10y DC mAue pubic, Is that messenger has gone,
but what he bears, or what NAV have Mean Mn,
moving cause Tor sending him forward, is not known
BAIT. PAv.
SMALL PoTAroEs.-A book keeper OF the Greens
wen Bank, Y, is said to be a defauIter for only
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20


TAX ON BROKERS.-On Saturday morning
the Judges Of the City Court rendered their decision
10 the case OF the State Of Maryland VS.. Leo and
Johnston, which, Il will be recolleced was brought
before the Court by amicable arrangement, for The
purpose Of deciding the legal Interpretation and
application Of the Ac, Of Maryland which requires
bfokefs 10 pay heavy license tax for prosecuting
their business. The ground Of defence asumtd in
this case wss, believe, that tho defendants did
business with their own capital and for their own
account, and therefore Brokers in the eve of
the Jaw. Tie Court, however, decided that tho
defendants were BiOker, and that the Law applied
10 them and % every person tbut deals in the ~ r.
chase Of stocks, bills notes IL was said on Sa.
lurdiy that no appeal would be taken from the dc.
cision Of the City Court.
The Law divides the Brokers into three classes
md accordingly imposesa license tax Of one thou-
sand dollars per nnnum on Stock Brokers; n license
tax OF three thousand dollars Bill Brokers'; and
license tax Of three thousond dollars on Money
Brokers. II Broker does business as a Stock. Bill
and Money Brokor,-which has been the case with
some in this ci,y,-he is required to pay license
tax Of seven thousand dollars per nnnum. The ox-
cessige character Of this tax, there is scarcely q
doubt, will defeat the end Of the Law, 90 il viftu-
ally amounts loR abolition Of the business The
Inconvenience and loss which will result 10 this COM
munity in consequence Of the cessation Of busine
by the Brokers cannot but be seriously felt in VA.
rIous ways, and how the evil Of this unwise legisa
ton is to be obviated We have yet TO learn.
Bal yGOsK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
corrc,yoodeoee of o'g y. y. American.

NNHHiHNi'Hf AHNtdNhJf aNly lls
u is now generally understood ,hnt very soon Of
ter the adjournment Of Congress, Levi Lincoln, Col
ector At Boston, Edward Curtis, Collector AZ New
York, and Jonathan Roberts, Collector NJ Phila
delphia, will all be summarily removed from Office
The President will then proceed to fl their place,
with his own devoted Tyler-Foco partisans, who
will Support the Administration" with all the pat
ronage and influence Of their several Custom
Houses. Tyson, Of course, will lie the man Al
Philadelphia; but DO not know who arc to 10 tie
successors Of Mes5rs. Curtis and Lincoln Perhaps
late visit 10 New York msy determine the ques
ton among the numerous candidates there. ooh
ont therefore for moro "great Tyler meetings" IL
New York and Boston about these days"
Property amounting to S9l5,OOO was sold by ~
Of the Auelioneors during the months endini
July I.
large number Of Stores are shul for the wan
Of tenants, in Baltimore
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
RICHMOND ACADEMY

Mr. Shaw, the Principal in this institution, has
acknowledging DESTROYS to exchange city for
country life. lie discharged tho duties Of his sta.
ton TO the satisfaction Of the Trustees and all con-
eerned.
Mr. Burke, long and favorably known to the ci,i.
zens OF Richmond, asa teacher Of youth and an ee
CANT scholar, has been elected to tho vacant pos,.
Under his auspices, we DO not doubt but that the
Academy will flourish.