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, 1842-11-26
THE CORAL RING;
OR, THE TEMPERANCE PLEDGE
BY MRS. II. +, Il, Stow.

as from fifteen to twen,v.-s said Ed
ward Ashton, deliberately. as he laid
down a book he had been reading.
and leaned owe the centre tab'e.
You insulting felIow!' replied a
tall, brilliant looking creature. who
was lounging on an ottoman hard hv,
over one of Dickens last works.
"fruth, c"z-for all that said the
gentleman. with the air of one WHO
means 10 provoke n discussion.
"Now. Edward. this is Just enc of
vonr wholesale Acknowledgement.
M only t" get me into Il dispute with
yon, You know replied the lady,
"On v"nr conscience. now, Of Won
!ilv" one.) is it not so?'
My conscience feels quite easy.
cons,n. il subscribing 10 that senti-
m"nt. As my confession of faith" re-
Piled the gentleman. with provoking
sang fc"id.
"P>haw-it'> n of vour flstv old
~ . '.' N''l comes,
m,N'"' N"n' iNIh" " your time OF
ne Nitiinh' 2 WHr-GlSreSrect Tor the
sex. and I'll that. Really. cousin.
vohr syn p'ohS ale getting alarm.
inc."
NAY. now. cousin Florence" said
Edward. "y"u are a girl of moderate
~ good sense. with all vour nom
senc"-n"w don't Won q know you
d0( think JUS 81 too?
"ihihk !n<t 81 tnoi-do YOU hear
the crraiure!.' replied Florence. "No.
sr; Won con SPEAK for vour self in
HIS ma''er. hut | beg leave 10 enter
NV protest when you speak for me
too
"Wr'l. now. where is there. roz.
among AL "nr circle Young Girl that
has any sHrt Of purpose or object in
life 10 speak Of. EXCEPT t" make her
self rs interesting and a@rrrah!e rs
p"ss;ble-tn be admired. and to pass
her time IN rs amusing n wav rs she
can? Where will YOU find one be-
wren hi'een and twenty. that las
any serious regard '"f r improve
ment n best w"iiIre OF those with
WHOM she Is connected at all. or That
modiiies hrf conduct IN Tie leaS', with
reference TO It! Now cousin. IN very
Se'IonS elrn'S'' Won have about as
mnch real clnrac'rr. IS much Germ
"S'hr'S ana ''p'h ~ 'eriinr' ana rs
Hnca roo" sense. When n can @rt
ut y. rs any yonng lady Of them al,
ani vet. on You" conscience. can yon
say HAT Won live with any sort ut
reference '""nT hody'S co"d-or I"
anvthin" hut N"nr NJ amusement
and Gra'hraiI"n?'
"Nh"1 = shocking duration re-
piled the lady. "prciacod, too. BY a
( rhrre-storv compliment. WI. being
50 adiured. must think to the best Of
nv ability. And now. seriously and
snhrr'y. don't see as ! am SELFISH
do al th0t | have any occasion 10 do,
mr any lodv. You know that VIC
have servants =" do every thing that
is necessary about he house. 50 there
itn" occasion for mf "aking any dis,
p'lv Of 2 wi!erv excellence; and
! Wit ar mamma If she has a head
acfc. and hand papa his slippers and
newspapers. and find uncle John
snFctarles for him twenty tunes a
dav. mo smal! matter thai.) and
then"
''Bu' after all, What is the object
and purpose of youT lfe!
'.Why|! havn'l any. don't see
how can have a~ny--that Is, as | am
made. \""; Non NhoW We none Oh
making recommendations of aunt
Sally. and divers others of the class
-~p,.r.,uly called useful. Indeed. to
, 1842-11-26
November,

1t is the very month of al the year
Most to be priced and met with honor here;
For il rrvives the lowly fading entcG
Oftrade, that once more kindles into heat,
Soon as October bea Is into rctreGt,--
Remember, PHAZMh-
, 1842-11-26
Old Winter

Is now preparing for a new campaign,
With chill December TO resume his reign.
And the sharp breoz",that comes Il ruby tinter
Shall twsak our noses; while the s'urday tree,
Falling bsfore the axe, shall merely be
A splinter.
, 1842-11-26

Now in November, hastens 20 Z close,
And Autumn gently drops into rrPosc,
Giving a bland and kind appeal 10 reason;
Teaching how fy The pleasures that have been
And how the leaves cannot be always green
The trees on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19
W-YosR, FRIDAY mogNrEG, AUGUST 49, 1912

In Association, or the Divine Social Order, the
rights of Gsa will becs,ablished, and those Of
tho Neishbor regarded not in the narrow spirit
which looks upon min, only as the next door occu-
pant, and keeps Us "oa his premises as the
highest manifestation of respect for bis rights
the Neighbor will there be our fellow creature,
Man universal, and there viii be realized the IN
junction OF Christ" Thou shalt love the Lord thy
God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and
with all thy mind, and thy neighbour as myself
Perhaps you deny the possibility of this. Then you
nave no faith in God or Man, and setting up your
own special creed above the Laws of Truth re-
vealed by God in Scripture and in Nature, act the
part of Infdels, denying that which has been
promised the Human Family on Earth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19
A S S OCIATION;

Or, Principles of True Organization of sociots.
~ TIE Editors4ip Of ri. column Is dstinct eu tI1 Of
The Tribune address LETTERS postpaid to a. BRISBANE.
ResiGeaee rs LeorGrd.sfrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19
Crorou Winter.

Mr.. Editor: When passing through the Tenth
Avenue yesterday, observed tremendous stream
of water running under the avenue and into the
North River. This stream is sufficient to drive
the machinery of The largest manufacturing estab-
ment in this city, and has been running for num-
Der of weeks; it comes from the Distributing Re
servoir. Now l would like to ask why this water
cannot be used in washing our filthy cutters con-
tinualy as well as to be lost in the Hu1son7 [
haze seen man who is making arrangements to
build large mill on this waste water, and expects
to have permanent stream to carry it. viii you
Just pass up through the Tenth Avenue and see the
Crotor water wasted in this most shameful manner,
when our streets and cutters are green with filth
MEDIcUs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19

A Runaway SLAvE.-On Friday or Saturday
of week before last three slaves arrived at Boston
on the Worcester Railroad. They had deserted
from their master, who belonged to Georgia, but
had kept track of them, and was waiting at the
depot when they arrived. Two of them were Sc
cured, and while the irons were being fixed upon
them, the third, powerful man, Frustrated his
master by blow. and rushed through the crowd
of spectators. He went down to Salem in the
Eastern cars and was followed in the next train
by his master. He was secreted in Salem by
some abolitonists during the Sabbath, and on
Monday came to this town, where he was secreted
until the latter part of the week, the master of an
Eastern coaster having declined to take him on
board, he was finally taken to Portsmouth and put
on board the steamboat Huntrcss for St. John.
Newburyport Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19
HK7HITSEY g. JENKINS, CROTON

wv WATER PLUMBERS. No. John street near
Broadway New York. White Pine red Cedar and Locust
Hydran Lead and Iron Pipes Of first quality Baths atss
Closets Cistern Pumps Cold Water Fountains Lao a.
tn. most approved principle and most reasonable terms
Mr. Whtsey Gate foreman for Samue! Haydock OF fh.,a
dephia) having been engaged for the last L years IA .e
above place. where he has superintendent some OF me a
yes. public buildings, viii warrant his work eaual p0'
superor to any In Certificates from Mr Ihouias :"
Waller Architect of Grard College. and others may ne
aen Al The snn All orders nunctualY attended 70. y otn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19

ET An immease bonfire was built on tho top Of
Monadnock mountain. in Jaffrey, N. H., few
days since, which was scen at tho distance OF
more than sixty miles. A party went TO the top
Of Buaker Hill Monument in order to witness The
spectacle,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19

THO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and
others-Pelded wrought Iron Tubes, Tor Steam, Wa
ter Gas, &c. from to inches diameter and in length;
iron, inches to u feet, capable OF sustaining Internal
pressure OF from 1000 0eo lbs per square netoge
he with fittings of every such as bow rrs
oiped by Screws and by of which They ay be put
together with the greatest facility by any ordinary
The great strength and durability OF these tubes as COM
nared with Copper other material and their economy
ener them superior all others for any of the purposes
aG sas , ~ WILWoRTH 4 MASON So Ann.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19

TNHE TEETH, THE TEE1'H.-On
atmospheric pressure principles full of best min
cl teeth or any number that may be required, will be IN
cried the shortest notice, and in the neate STYLE without
springs or clasps. Filling, Cleaning and Regulating the
Teeth done usual in the best For extracting
tooth cents curing the toorhache so All operations
vnrraned by DR.. J. Buskey, Dentist, Murray street.
next door the Church, block west OF Broadway
lharres nserale. Terms cash. jyl4 eOd3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19

POLICE CoURT-Charlcs Walker and Christian
Meadows, the villains who broke open the store of
Mr.. Lamb, State street, were brought up Tor exa-
mnation yesterday. They we're both committed
to jail to await . trial at the September term Of
the Municipal Court, not being able to tnd bail in
the sum of $4,000 each. Walker was also com
mitted to stand trial at the court, for robbing
the store of Mr.. Kruger, on Commercial street, on
the Cd of August. Boston Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19

DuELLlSe.-Thc grand jury Of New Orleans, IN
their presentmen,, regret that the laws OF the
State against duelins are so severe that they de-
feat their own purposes. They are OF the opinion
that if it were made crime, punishable merely
b, imprisonment, and by oblising the survivor to
support the family of tho victim, the provisions
against it would be eacctual to its suppression.
This doctrine contains a general principle which
should never be lost sight of by legislators. 1t is
the true reaark of one of the Oldest writer's on
law, thu, certainty and not severity of punish
ment is the best preventive of crime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19
TOHN T.. GOURGAS. for many years

- of the Bazaar corner Of Broadway and Courusndls
having lately fitted up al 40 near e b
general assortment Of very choice French English Ger
nsa and American Fancy Goods and Pertuer w9Tla III
happy receive opportunity may Offer friendly sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19

NJ EW YORK Dying and Printing Esta-
N BLIsHNiENT, STATEN ISLAND, Office for the
reception and delivery OF goods, No. So date i John s.,
New Yor-Dye ard finish in superior manaer Broad
gibbons, Canton and Italian Grape, Silk and Cotton
Gloves and Hose, Ladies and Geneniens Garments, Mo
r.en Danask and Satin Curtains Linens and Cottons
Cleanse and Re-insh Merno, Tibet and Cashmere
!iawls, Piano and Table Covers, Carpets OF all kinds
Drugge Floor Cloths and Hearth Rugs Chintz Curtains
SC &c.
mr. Orders carefully attended to and promptly executed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19

Cor1os.-Thc present crop, SO far, promises to
be the largest ever known in this country, and
yet with it is the prospect of less active demand
than heretofore, which must result in the lowest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19

BARN BvnST.-During the shower, on Friday
last, a5ou, II o'clock, A. NJ, the barn belonging
To Mr. john Johnson one mile southwest of this
village was struck by lightning and consumed.
The fire extended to an adjoining building, which
was also destroyed. Both buildings we're filled
with grain and hay, all of which were burst. The
horses and ether live stock were fortunately saved.
Estimated loss $4,000. Insured in the Glen Cove
Insurance Co., $1,000. liam. g.. ~ Farm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19

, lust vacated with good board, in a private family.
can be obtained reasonable terms applying a, No los
hudson. street, near st. Johns Park. lylS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19
BRADBURY, SODEN 4 CO.'S Ame-
DHE SOLID EXTRACT OF SAR-

THE SOLID EXTRACT OF SAX
l sApARILLA, prepared by Dr. Otto Ro,ton, has
proved itself very valuable specific in OF scretula,
ALT Rheum and diseases generally particularly
those arising from impurity OF the blood The SYRUP pre-
pared from EXTRACT is also Tar superior 10 ahy other
Syrup of Sarsapaa ever before prepared Bok may De
y r. De Forest 70 Greenwich corner OF Motris,st; w.
s.; Thurman corner Canal and Varckss ; }. Il }. Cod.
inyon corner Spring and Hcdsolrss.; A. Mcleod SUI
Hudson St D. A. Rosenmer, 81 Blocker COZ. Christie
,her /; J. w. Bassett, Cal Broadway, and of
P, BOVINE / CO Wholesale Druggists, IS John-st
i've 3n,2taw Agents for 0sgoods India ChoagoEue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19

House SIS Duane street near Broadway and the Park.
New-York-rhis splendid hotel aud boarding bouse late
Manhatiar.' has the bar entirely removed The IRE
ponsbe ami issoute risdy excluded all order and pro-
vision suited the r-pos' and comforts OF Christian
Home aud reduction unparalleled IN chnrges-ao VIII 20
IS cents per day; 81 to s. per week for lodgings meals,
e =, aul0 =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19

STEPHENS AND CATuERwooD.-We are author
lied to state that at the late burning Rotundo
building in New York city, the manuscripts, draw
ings and specimens, Brought home by Mr.. Gather
wood from his last tour, not destroyed as has
been reported in the newspapers. The only arLi-
clos belonging to that expedition, which were in
the building, were two pieces of carved wood
which were of course burned, but the manuscripts,
drawings, &c. were in another place.
[ Boston Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19
T7ENNESSEE LAND FOR SALE

A NENNESSEE LANU FUN OhLE.-
offer for sale 200 acres of Land, situate in Obon
County West Tennessee, upon u early grants to Governor
ount and Capt John Williamson, for 80 acresof Land
line subdivision Of each grant. 49,.
Twill receive in payment, upon fair valuation, Ohio
FranLn Bark of Columbus The Lancaster Ohio Bank, at
par iii nois State Stock 90 to the dollar and tue
Indiana State Stock so cents to the dollar or Inc CASH
rany of the u tracts of the above named Land or tor
tho whole JOHN McCUf.
Cb;Iiro,be Ohio July T. 1912 au4 2awSm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19

ar Orders carefully attended and promptly executed
noo NNt Zen,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19
NEACHER WA\TED.-A Teacher of

4 Drawing and Painting. Teacher OF French,
Teacher OF Piano and Assistant Teacher lie the Eng
iih Department, wanted Auoe addressed past pad 10
sired and giving references vii. BE attended inmca
aely or before The eth No arrangements ceo bc
rnade from Sept Is, aus wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19
GABTNET Observation-Disclosures

FiDIINI 1 I OISkN1 4 y AN :" -
" will find to their interest to cal! at No - oathern
street where NAV be found the second door extern
ve assortment OF splendid Cabinet Furniture OF The newest
and most approved patterns and which Will he sold ~
prices below wni uruitnrc Of the same idaLty n~be
bought for at auction The advantage here offered IN buy
ing Of the regular mandatory II auction prices must he
evident IftiHe and long experience IN the business are
ay advantage in manufacturing good and ornamental
the subscriber feels confident in saying that any who may
call al No. % Cahernesreet and Hcke their seecuou
shall have full and ample satisfaction both as u price and
nnaIiiy 10 The articles purchased. s. TANNING e3 San
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19

~ Doctor Thompson, Again.1To the Edit Id
ors of the Trbune-Srs-The account published IN The
Times week ago to-day in relation TO my wife Icing re-
ieved s42 Broome street by Dr. Thompson Of DIS;
continues better for which feel thankful have seen
this ay more astonishing result from the Doctors prac.
tee il was gentleman from New Orleans. who informed
me he had been under Dr. Thompoa care three days an
obstinate cough years standing and that he declares
himself better than had been before IN eighteen months
and his 10Y and satisfaction appeared 70 be unbounded
Call the Doctors Office and you WIN ma plenty Oh VIII
nesses there and in the neighboraood
"ssss9 MORpECAI WILSON oil FlaiSush.
The reference which MIR. Wilson has made above in re-
,,ton 10 me is correct, the account CT Mrs Wilson
il The Tr;bnne which The cause OF my calling upon
Doo,pr Thompson No OF money woTid be any temp
talon (vcre poshle for pe to be places eack 70 tue
stale was III s"'e o'' DAVID GORAM, 2s6 wa.er.s-
il will give %e seas o asan
N B-Dr r also relieved yesterday Thsuias Smith OF
Christie of bilious and dyspeps al Ss,S hs
daughter Of James Fly M so Hester street OF sever
nation of the which she has had Ter e ss s s
tents for they are the bcsLSsfesenes aRl2 1Wsssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19
NVUTUAL INSURANCE.-On Dwell

Guan Vcrparck, r a. Robertson, Stephen Cambre!eng
Rp Henry Ludlow. Samuel Martin, Frederick pepeyster
William Ii. HARRISON F'dk Schucharjt, Daniel Seymour
A. r RODGERS, President.
mylstf D. C. TAYLOR. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19
z HE TRIB u N E.

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY APPLIED TO PHYSIOLOGY :, AND Pa.
Ia ;l,c University of Chosen. New-York: Wiley
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19
WHOLE NO. aga
INSURANCE.

AyTNA Fire Insurance Company of N
Voice No. 81 ~alksl-iaSare agains, loss OF
damage by ere dwelling houses stores goods fnrntare
vessels and their caroes port and property generally or
aS favorable terms as any other Office.
DIRECTORS.
Charles Town, C. $. woodruff, John 7. Stage,
JOHN Allax, George Pcmeroy, +. b. Clayton,
Fredk Psitz. T. Louis Feulke, Geo. Cogae,
Russell S,e5bins j. J. N. Valentine, Isaac L Pati,
Chester Clark wnl Whitewright r. NJ Blackwell,
l.. NJ. Hoffman, VIM. A. +. Peniz, q. w. Cot
3 D. Ssiia, NJ. L. Marsh, JOS Jameson,
r. Psgg J. u Muller Joshua Jones,
A. ". HupedeD, Jro. Vaa Boskerck, Silas Wood.
TheopS Anthony, Daniel L: Gray WiliSm h. ihorn'
CHARLES TOWN, President.
HENRY Lorr, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19
NJ United state. City Despatch Post,

~ United States City Despatch Post,
POST OFFICE, NEW-YORk.-The Postmaster General
being DESTROYS that all City Letters, commonly known by
the name Penny Letters should have the advantage ef
The rapid delivery has ordered that UNITED STATES
Cry DspArcH Posr should be established with three de-
verea each day. With view, therefore, TO put the same
into immediate operation the Postmaster has made an ar
ranpemen with Mr. ALEXANDER NJ oREIG the Proprietor
of The City Despatch Post by which he dconlinues The
and suenders the property boxes and m
now in use by him 10 the Post Office Department. The
Postmaster has secures The services of Mr. Greg
ton with Mr. WILLIAM SEYMOUR, who will superntend this
Department An OF sworn carriers nave
been employed to carry the City Letters wholly indcpend-
emf of Letters received by the Mails Notice is therefore
hereby given that all Letters placed in the Boxes at the va
rous Stations together with all City Letters deposited either
in the Post Office or the Branch Post Office will be I'M
the charge Of the Department and VIII be received lot
rapid delivery the hours mentioned below.
Letters addressed parties renting Boxes at the upper
and Lower Post Offices, vii be deposited il them as here
toore unessa request is made that they be sent by the City
Deg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-19

M ANTED Information respecting
Wv AIRS. Hannah Barker, widow OF Charles bayher'
r,oeriv o Sero,y; afterwards OF North Sacnl. Wsst
chester Any knowing her present address VIII con-
Ter favor by leaving NJ AS Broome->t
Also wanted do the work OF small fanny
She mus, be neat willing and perfectly competent To such
an Que good wages Wi! be given. None other need ap-
My Annlv rs above aul5 6tecds
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-17
STATE OF INDIANA.

For forty wears Mr. CLAY has been consPicu-
Gus IN the poli'ical arena, and all tho important
measures which have been mntured and adopted
in the political economy Of our government, du
ring that time, and which have contributed to the
prosperity Of our country, bear the impress OF ms
powerful mind. All acknow ledge his towe''ng
intellect, As Patriot, none doubt his ~ ''griy
As friend to his country, he has the confidence
of ALL For these, his important services end
eminent virtues, propose TO give him a most
heorty welcome 10 tho IIoosher State
Topar,icipate in this most cheering reception.
cvery body is invited to attend; and, on behalf o.
the Wings of Richmond, we assure you that THE
srRISG OF EVERY "DoGR LATCH WILL HANG OUT
Ample preparations Of the fatncss of tho land
will bs made.
Mr.. CLAY comes not as political gladiaior;
bot as an American citizen, iIlusirious II IS true
who has retired TO the shades Of his own Ashland
from tho tolls and perptexiies OF PoIl zeal lie,
and who now has, at tho earnest solicitation OF
devoted friends, and in fultilment OF old promises
consented to visit for the first time IN his lie,
the beautiful valley of the Whitewater and the
Capital Of our State. Friends! indinnians! viii
YOU no, receive him with open arms? Lst your
response be made in heartfelt, shouts THE
FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-17
LARGE FRUIT.

We have been presented an Apple, weighing
twenty ounces and measuring iour'eea inches IN
circumference, from the garden of Mr.. JOHN NJ.
LAWS, Of this city.
LARGER yEr-1sAAC E. JONES, has left at our
Office an Apple from his garden. weighing twenty
five ounces and measuring fifteen inches in cir
conference.
We thought this could not be beat, until our
friend JAMES HUSNICUrr, brough, in Beet
which beat i, upwards of considerable. The Beet
measured upwards Of two fee, in circumference,
AID weighed lO4 lbs. Our friend WM HART,
has also presented Us a Beet Of another variety
which will make busting pickle fer our Clay
dinner.