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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
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9IlIeutaun.
Gnipmrm NSlnnf,
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eineni 9eebrten publifum adtungspca bic 2ln'
,eige Su MAIDEN, oo6 er Elm ansgebebntes
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er bad publifum einlabet, feline fertigen YBaas
ren IN 9lugenldein ;u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ieinen fdlOnen Borrath bon
SetoboaroS, SopbaS, SI6erl6rdns
Fen, SeSf6, SeGretQrS umo bureaus,
Glide init WtarmDnen Wtoho9onp
itno &ir1hen IopS, 9erp6bnlihe 81.
f6c, 9epollferte nno onoerc Wtabo9os
III nno gep6bnHhe Stlible, Slthells
llno @ff6rdnfe Settlaoen 9SaI6s
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rebif anoeru glrtttln, ipeld,e olle aud bcn be-
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lluo bduerhaft perfertigt mcrbcn lIne.
glle III Gein @efdidft 9eb6rcnoe Gjerdtbc
fpereen onf Seitellnng prompt nno auBeril
btllig auf bic bette Wanier 9emad1t.
Dd er @eIegenheit 9cbntt bat bon ten tc'
fen MateridIien biaig ~ taufcn nno audi bon
ben bcifen Snnewcrfslenten on9elteIIt bat, 70
III CT nidlt nur i'm Stalloe, bad pubIifum nit
fhOnen ullo npblfeilen glrtifeln ~ periehen,
Icneern er fam audi ,u9lcid, fir bic @nte
llno Daurrhoftt9feit aller bel ibm 9eniadtcn
Baarcu biir9cu.
8cr5h9Iid, Id)Gue Senferblerccn (blinds)
rperocn tnlmer auf BefcIlun9 9enladt unc
alte repnrirt.
"p9lls inn9r 9Infinasr bittet CT bas ge'
ebrte publiflm INN sabIreidsn 3uiprud, unr
oerIpridlt icinrrfcitS bnrd, itrenge 9lufmerf'
famfcit nuf fcin G'rfd,dft, iid) cinO litcralrn
llntcrfilBun9 ,pilrbig st MAIDEN.
9lllcntdur, Oct. 81, 1S42. fta-6Wl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
Sfens unb BlcdIhmiet in Der Caet
9llIentauff.

Benddlriditi0t Icine Sreunbe unb ein ges
etrtes publifum iibsrbaupt, bdB ct bic cbiae
@eldldfte nod INNER an leinem alien gfare,
in eer 6amilton Giraffe, einioe 1birtn
cberhaIb Srlfrib9e unb gBiIfOn'S Stobr forte
bstreibt-alffpc cr fiirjlidl
HS5 Neue Sol3' imo 6ohlensSefen
bon Den fpdtefen Wlnifern
crhollen bat, bic or 0efcunen III an ben nes
brighten preifen gu oertonfen.-gnd bdlt er
it1nirr
Sfenrcbr iino 9rontineln,
unc ferti9es 8Ieh9efhirr rcn jcrsr geneus
nung auf Seane, peIdle alrtifef er fpcblfeif
bctm @rceen uno Sleincn su ucrfnufem &c,
Ionnen ift.-@r bat and nenlid
"a Sunrert Nfluto 8cbrtle6
erbaltcn, ipcldc5 ibn In Ten Stnno feet Be-
llcuungcn in ticfcm Nadj pen jebsr sIrt an,
jnnrbulcn unb pilnftlid, su beior9en. Ia
alIr slrtifcl inter feiner eigenen 9Infltd)t pers
fert9t werbeu, 70 ftcbt er gut fir sinen jetem
eerieltcn, ter feinrn Sdap perldet.
@r lit canfbor fur bic aueaeesbnte sfuf
mrtntcrung, bic CT bisbCr in tielcn Gsfd6ften
9CnrGcn bat, nno brfft, turdi cine gcndne ges
ctndtung leiuer @efhdftspRidtcn unb biuis
&C preife, clue Scrtpnuer Der @rspo0entet
fctncr Sreunee uno ecr bffentlihen @una III
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
Sbomas @intin9er.

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fd)en Iortbamptcn 8auf 0cten nnb Silber.
81. B.--Der bGd)fe 9,reis fpiro inimsr pcu
linn fir altes Gilcn uno GjuB in 9luStdufd,
flr 98adrrn cesr boarcm @slb besatlt.
Sctctss 12. 1912. nq--2Wf
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
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JiuBta Soften,
urn elmer pcrjii9lid)en Auaiitdt,
JtauHeute nno 2noers, bic beim @roeen
faufen, iperocn es su threm Bcrtbcil ftnhen,
bei itm anjurufen uno fur ld Ielblt 81 nrs
tbeileu.
SSutmadler I'M ednbe tperoer inter ben
bili9ifen geoin9ungen nit teocr slrt pelien
1rimmin9s, u. (. 10. Uerfebcn.
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Nllentduu, October 81. n1--bo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16
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publifnm, bnB or einsn SIlrioersStchr in Der
Sobu StrdBe, bintrttalb prce, Sdgcr mb
Comps. Stohr uho 9cgcnibcr Salomon
Wiillers 6hfdenmadCrei rrOffnet bat atts
no CT iciueu Strd NIT Cinem 9rcBen 9lIcrs
tcmCnt 9iltcr, bic CT fslbit aus9cndhlt bat,
per9r0fert bat. Garuuter bcftnecn lId) fol
9cnSe 9lrtifCl:
Gu h:-8laH Idparb grim uuo 9rau,
bon perIhiebcncr @nte.
@dB imcre bon oerfdiebencn 8us
ten mo ben neusfen Wuitern.
Sattinetts, ben alien @itcn .unb
oerIdicocncn Sdrbcu.
BE in9s, Elm groee6 enforcement, al6
ipie Satin, Marlaiaes, f9urtrter Seioens
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2nc 2Irtsn bon feieenen mo nnbrrcn 2its
der uno SeNlStilder, @umieIa1id NUIentrd,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-11-16

AT Der @de Der baniilton unb Snmes Stra'
&c, Sa9enblKb's lBirtbsbaus 9s9snlber, in
Qlfeufnuf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

PLEA OF GULrY.-David P. Hall withdrew his plea of
not gsy and pleaded guilty to indictment; for assaul.
and ba tery Joseph Wallace The parties both mem
berso The bar Plea received and recorded and The parties
permitted to put In afdayits
TRIAL FOR GRAND LARcENY.-Maria Johnson, coored
woman mpleaded with Mary L. Dixon, also coored, wa:
tried for grand arceny-stealng female and male wear
ing apparel worth $50, from Antonio Bagoi OF No AZ
Broome-street, the 18th JGiy The properly wSs
ornd in her possession and that Of her acconp!ce by MT
Norris OF the OF Crosby and Bleecaerstreet and me
Jury found her guilty. The Court sentenced her 70 Tue
State Prison years The other thief escaped after ar
rest.
DrscHAxces-Jula Feeks and Mary Feeks, coored, I'M
prsoDed for drunkenness brawlng &c. in the public streets
were discharged.
the Otis Allen indicted for forgery in passing coun
terfeitmoney, which opposed By Stephen T. Mason,
Esq bis counsel ground that there had been no
turn 10 subpoena issued early last week. without "hich Tie
accused could proceed safely to trial This attempted
posponenen resisted by the srct Attorney, who
taken out Of prison 90 before Judge Ing TO be baIed
or bsbeas corpu-an pfora notice of which attempt hac
been served the District Attorney The Court decided
that affidavit of the absence OF material witness must
be before the could he postponed and Allen was
after brought into and made the required aida-
Wit The case was tnereupon postponed
TRIAL FoReERY.-EEzabeth Hennessy was tried for
forgery in the ID degree passing s. counterfeit bill oi
the TaandBank OF Connecticut the 2st July to John
Honeywell of No.2 Bayardstree, payment for pair of
lsdys boo &C. the complainant could not .el whether
the bill was good or bad but the Clerk OF Police IL
bad She denied passing it, and the jury found her not
guilty, and she was discharged
ForFPEITUREs-Josiah Merritt, late Counsellor
indicted for forgery the ID degree in passing counterfeit
money Catherine Beamer, alias Moore, and John Robin
severaly indicted also for orgeres-haviDg aedto a
pear and an wer, their recognizances were forfeited
The Court then adjourned to Tuesday II o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06


mond Edward, Buckley, Charleston; Relief, Stout Ber-
muda Brett Vose.
Schrs Empire, Powell, Norfolk; Weymouth Couch,
Richmond; Atlantic, Stevens Plymoutll, Williams X MIL
throp.
ARRIVED
Packet ship Wellington, Chadwick, from Lorden and
Portsmouth, Isl Aug With dry goods, 10 Grinnell, Min.
tpra l. Co.
Slip Niagara Cole, FIN Hamburg, July 26, and Lands
Esd, in ballast, TO o Ward.
Shin Formosa Crawford, 81 ds FIN Havre, with wine, TO
w Wniock.
Ship Tuskipa, Spencer So ds I'm Havre, with maze, ia
D Hurlbut 4 Co
Brig washngtons Barge, Apeton, q ds I'm Para and 10
DIS I'm river with India rubber shoes. Se Allen
PaXSoA.
Brig Claissa Mott ds I'm Lubec with plaster, TO the
Brig Acton Each, u DIS fn Ragged Island, to Durham &
schr Cookbook, Clay II ds FIN Barasoa, with coffee, &c,
10 AyTar Co
Schr Spy, -, Yirgpia with wood.
Schr David Small, Warrington, from Key West with
sugar, 20 L Maitland.
Schr Alarc, Wheeler Wilmington, G. naval stores, to
Sehr yirgiuan wapole Norfolk, wheat tobacco, &c. 10
Sturges J. Chairman.
Schr Providence, Foskey, Folly Landing.
Schr BergeB, Latourette, Baltimore.
Schr Rochester, Wise Baltimore, iroR. mdZe, &c.
Schr Emma, Cole, Baltimore, with mdze.
Sehr Two Polly Fountain, m Havre de Grasse lumber
iron, &c-
schT Cooley, Camp, Philadelphia, with coal to a B
Cooley Co.
SAiLED-From the Lever Bay, yesterday morning,
ship Courier, Gibraltar
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
Pasaenxera Arriyed

In the packet ship Wellington, from London-Mr. G
Gould and lady Mrs E. Hurst and six cbdrcn, Miss Eliza
Lines Ess Emily Lines, II. Ward, F. Morgan H. Bevin
Master j. Tucker, Miss Tuaker, all from London; T. Mon
roe and lady. of New York; Miss e. Seadman and
want, Santa CRUZ o. Jones' of Madeira H Kooner, and
0. Ulda of Germany MIR. Rckets, Of Philadelphia; Mr.
Mott lady and four children, Mr. Mott, Mr. Whcar and
lady, .. Chaina Mr.. Goodwn, of Canada, and 120 in
the steerage.
In the SHIP Niagara, from Hamburg-Rev: Albert Cole
In the ship Forn.osa from Havre-Clara EaQuart.
In the packet ship United States, from Lverpoo-Mrs
Bruon, Mr.. Free, and ia seeragss passengers
In the brig Frances Ann, from Havana-S Sweeter Esq.
u s. Consul at Guayaqu. Don Francis Villa and Don r.
DorCe. of Havana.
in the steerase
In The brig Washngons Barge from Para-L. L. Norri,
and P Miller.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
DIED Z:

In this city, Sept S. Thomas Hineman, OF iaac and
Emeline SmenSon, aged months.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to attend
the funeral 0ocock this morning from III Hudson
His remains Will be aken jamaica L. l., for nterment
In this city, Sophia Elizabeth, youngest daughter OF E..
P. Davis aged year and months.
The friends of the family invited TO attend the fne
raj this afternoon Tuesday, O'Clock, from S7l Grand
street
In this city, Sept s. Charles Berkeley infant of Aben.
B. and Mary E. Peck.
In this city, Frederick Csn infant of Jesse
N: and Martha w. Boles, aged 10 months and days
In this city, Sept S, Samuel Boyd, OF Rev. John c..
and Elizabeth Lowr. e, in the Sd year of his age
Fshk Landing Sept in the 85th year of her age,
Phebe, relic the lae Walter W. Heyer. of this city
AtBrooklyn, Sept. 5, Henry j. of Henry s. Wycko
aged l3 months and days.
Al Gelston Castle Kirkcudbrghtshe. Scotland Aug s.,
William Maitland Esq, OF Auchane, and formerly resi-
dent of this city,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
y - N0 w DANIEL FOWLER.

u There needs no argument beyond simple, lair, can
did trial. prove 10 that Peters Lozenges
While their taste which is agreeable gives them advantage
over every other medicine now use the great variety of
where unknown lis Cough Lozenges, for instance, cure
Colds, Asthma Caarrh, Bronchitis and all complaints Of
Pulmonary origin. Then his Worm Lszenges relieve chill
dren of the terrible distress the convuSye palms, the broken
sleep and the headache which always attend the presence
of worms Thus all his LozengeS in fact suitable to
particular disease which they completely
The warehouses at 459 Broadway and l25 Fulton St
~ The best attractions in the city are at the Aaerican
Muspum.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
AUCTION SAL. 81.
JOSIAH Richards aucroneer
BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT,
Store ise 3sradwsS.

IusseAY, Aug. S0;f. and following days
boohS-ine ne sale OF Books wiilbs Gouse,ced on Tue
day M nsnn August Ssh asd coraued sait anti, all are
Soii she emorscrS excessive Invoices from the
leading pubiishers ,hrongtoe, tie counuy
SrEkEoTYPE fLArEs.-r6c Catalogue also embraces
Catalogues ready. = - i' e
supplementary Catalogue viii be issued on the n,oru-
preyo1s viii contain valuable Esisnn.eni ot Siereo
type Plates of the limo edition oi Marryats Noyols !,
SCOTS Iyanhoe BulyserS Last DAYS OF Pom-a;5 Tn
Cringles Log Ic SC. betsg the works originally pubhed
under the title OF. The Franklin Library ' vols IN All
alsa plates The Republic o: Letters vols 40 800
pages, inclsn many popular works also, the octave
edition OF The same work in ( vols +IS pages each
Also, two SETS OF Diaoad Bible Plaes pilates Robin
Crusoe Browrs Concordance and Crabbes Tales of
the Hall together with several fonts ofType.
The above Plates viii be sold without reserve Monday
18th. al O'Clock. p. II.
Liberal cash advances made cops gnen,s for suction
sales.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
New-Yerk Cattle Marke,-sept. 5.
MAR RIFD

At ST. Lnke's Church, Sept 1, James f. Caldwell, Of
Philadelphia, TO Sarah Caroline, daughter OF Edward
Butler.
Al Newark N. J., Aug. 2s John A. Conklin of New
York. TO Elsee Maria Decker, of Staten Island
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

u Remember the Removal of the Real
Camphine Oil. Spirits and Improved Burner, 10 La
Fayet,e Hail. SCI Broadway opposite N6ios sl prices re-
duced nearly 80 per cent u w. McChEDf, ~;
an I'm VI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

ia Young Lady engaged in teaching Music
wishes asituaoa private family where
the Piano Forte and in Singing would be considered su
Gent remuneration her board line addressed 10 r. j.
Tribune Office, will with immediate attention 81 1wis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
ux;i,., NeV-Y0rk Musenm.- .-wiuchell
ne..era paacMf oil rhe u. S.-The pub

rRy V,etters PaacMf OF the q. S.-The pub
lie are eauoned against purchasing the Trcopherons or
Medcaied Compound for the human hair at one dollar per
bs,t ns il can be had for fifty cents Observe that the
original and genuine Tr:copheroas has The propretos
name c. Barry, printed ca the outside wrapper; be
corner Of Liberty street. up stairs, or of the appointed
agents Amy other article OF the same name Is an mpos
ton. - A1A
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
pY ALBA KIMBALI-Ofice No. q

-Hh WliRaiA-Streest. near W. all.
A. X. having made arrangements Tor the transaction OF
general Auction and Commission business, solcits the pat
roRage OF his friends and the public.
He will give his attention the sale OF Real Estate
Stocks Bonds and other securities Furniture asd Out
SAFES generally.
lii believed that the selling OF Stocks hy auction
regular business has been attempted Ia this city, In
Boston and other cities OF the sscks disposed Of at
public sale This mode of trasactng business presents adj
vantacs over The present At auction sales the
dealers la stocks can always be present udge them
selves whether the sales fairly connc,e ornot priS
iege OF which they now deprived. r.
The seller VIII have 10 pay commission than the
regular brokerage and the purchaser will by attending 10
the sale save the amount OF brokerage.
The numerous kinds OF stock offered in this market that
ara no quoted the books oil the brokers' and therefore
are rendered unstable will by the adoption OF this plan
lie through The advertisement nt the aliconeer au2O
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

This deductns the amount due Massachusetts and Nor
wch leaves the floating debt of the Consany Ss29 To
this other claims 10 be added making The total floating
debt SseOoC0 The receipts from passengers and freight
during the year ls4l was Sl5 1885, other income 5000:
making Sl57a26 Expenses $4,000 net income Ssa
less interests on debts ooo leaving applicable 10 pay
ment OF debts So 96 The stock Of this road selling at
about per cent.
Governor Cnrn, OF Illinois, has issued proclapiauons
orbiding the officers Of the State from receiving The pa
per OF the State Bank of Illinois in payment of taxes or
anv dues Of the State.
OF the Relief issues OF the Pennsylyania Banks, $3.50
have been The whole issue, including the extra
one OF the Erie, Towanda, Lewistown and Siddetown
Banks amounted to 50 OO0 As the State Treasur
er is now authors. ed destroy portion OF the Towands
Beas County Branch and the broken Banks OF Phil
adepha remaining in the Treasury =; the close of the @
cal year. further reduction of about 100000 on the whole
circulation, will take place.
The Farmers Bank OF Reading refuses her Relief issues
on deposit The law compes the institution TO receive
them in payment OF debts
At augusta Ga exchange IN Sew-York plenty and
dull al premium. Central mooey still declining, and
S i, the best can be sold Alabama IS 30 dis
count.
Eastern exchange Louisville is still premium, and the
supply Sufficient for the demand.
The Rochester Advocate says:
q Can we wonder that hard sues continue TO be CRED,
when we consider the great amount o old debts wach are
Ia process of when dollar worth about
twice and half much as was al the time OF con acting
them We met yesterday who had ust completed
the sale Of qnauiity OF Wheat, ne aTss M q %na w
joced that the end had beea even ny paying TWO
bushels and half of Wheat for what would have cost bat
one bushel ut the time OF contracting t aso ne sao tn
did he w,nder that such !esui shosio noT 'fonl suSa
cause
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

~ PARTICULAR N0TiCE.-Those persons having
furniture any description to dispose of or who are break
or all goods, by sending ser address, or cailne
upon the subscriber Goods % any amount purchased
F. COTTON l. CO.. 1877 Chatt nms'
Al Private Sale-2 first Piano fortes that will be sold
low. ie2s u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

COURT CALENDAR-THrs DxY.-CoMMoN
plEAs-part Mos 2, S. 73 lOl, lii. Part 2-Nos Isl,
Isl, I36, &c, %, 81, 4s, 12s, 6, "a, 6s, 100.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

To THs PUgLIc.-I write this benefit the unfortunate
and to do justice what have good evidence believe
TO he valuable remedywess Patent Chlorine Cosmetic
onan,ance had been afflicted with the Sail rheum from her
YOUTH and my certain knowledge she had persevered in
trying various remedies for nearly sixty years without any
Chlorine Cosmetic and Pills. from ii Maiden lane she
perfectly cured and has continued free from the disease for
than year, and feryeny hope that others may
benefit by its use. am respectfully, &c:
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

II Try before You Buy.-Reulenbsr every pnr-
chaser o. Dr. Felix Gopraus celebrated Powders tor
roofing hair without the slightest injury 10 he hin can see
them tested before buying-pyoof positive this and no ms
Walker street, door from Broadway. 81 per bottle
AGENrs-New Haven, F. Myers; Providence, C. Dyer Jr;
Bosom jordan, Mi,s.st; Goshen, Elliott aus ln1ls
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
y EHeaIt.,, Quiet and Con,fort-The Ora

u RHeaIt.,, Quiet and Conlfort-The Ora
ham House 63 Bacay-s Newly orb, proaerS advantages
to Strangers stopping days weeks in the city, such
rarely offered Il is egiby located on clean and
airy street very the business part of the city, and IL
the Immediate vicinity OF the principal steamboat landings
lis apartments convenicn: and neat, while IFS table Is
supplied with the best Vegetables and Fruits that be
procured, excluding entirely Animal Food and Stniuant
all kinds. Charges moderate(s TO 81 IS per day for
,ransen-aad every e0r! made to render Bsarders
Portable Shower Baths free. Remember s. Barclayst.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
pGouraud.s Blanc D,Espasue. or

lHy white inparts pure e-ke atabas,er shteHes 10
the mplexion. Is entirely article and Tree rota
the elesrious principles generally entering Into coub!na-
tons for The above object Put mp elegant boxes al .
each To be had the original Office o. Walker St,
one door fram Broadway. IS Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
q Gouruua,s yegetah,e L;auid Rouge

Composed materially from flowers and ssapes- mpars
tecae caroaon lint 10 ge complexion, iuaos sahie by
rubbing with handkerchief or linen cloth 80 cents
bote-to be bad only ut 81 Wakersireet, door tom
Broadway. s. lInk
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
NEW GOODS.-Selected from the lat
l est importatous, at the SO
NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING STABI.iSHNiE EN'r

iis FIlion-streel, near Broadway.
Strangers and others arriving in the city, wishing
plenish their wardrobe invited call and examine
stock before leaving their orders as we are making
daily purchasest for cash. and offer great inducements
cah customers Our assortment great variety of
French and English wool black fancy colored Cloths
nd Cassmeres the best quality and latest styles French
ascs so desirable for fancy pants choice selection OF
Srench and English Silks for vastngs Also good
of drap dee., and fancy French erings tor
The subscribers pledge themselves that every article
manufactured at their establishment shall be equal in style
and workmanship to that of any house in the trade and
great reduction from credit prices.
Full suits furnished a hours notice. Strict punctua,y
observed in filing orders.
Cash or delivery, and no abatement in price.
j C.. ROOTH Il CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
Raukrup,x.-sept. 8.

A. yaoderpool, (a.e firm vanderpool Carpenter, gro
GERS n Y. Oct
THOMAS Barry (6rn Barry Mead,) N. Y. Oct 6.
Thomas Wellington. oi late firms ohm Tombs Co. and
william G. S,ubey,j oct.6.
Augustus Campbell, carpenter! n. Y. Oct 6.
Charles w Keats, (6ru S. Keith San, Sacketts Har
David B. Case, ,Southold, L. ].
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

" wanted.-si5oo on bond and mortgage on i'm
desirable IocatioR line addressed to r 6. w, Tribune
Office stating nan,s and No. viii receive immediate a!teu
,;nn ,' sep5 It's
rr HiIl.s New-York Musenm.-Winehel, Mrs.
Mossen Mr. Dunn and host OF taeaed performers ap-
near al This popular place Of amusement, which has been
rerenr-ted and of The splendid piaees OF
-eST, in ibe civ The grand saloon ihronged last
yenins with the beauty ahd fashion Of the city. We know
I,ce where an evening he spent in agree
able way and advise all who wish to procure seats 10 go
carly
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
Read Read. Reah...

From the Editors o the Nt,r York oIethodist Christian I'D
,oeate and Journal, dug. 10.
u SEARS BIBLE BioGRAPHY.-Ths is a most beautiful
work, paper, printing, embellishments and bind
ing are concerned. IL octave volume, and contains
49l pages letter press illustrated with Of the most
spirited engravinss have for long time. The
lontspiece by Losing represents Doddridges mather
teaching him Scripture history by D,ci tiles This an
exquisite picture, and which the eye may rest With
he work but from the notices given of by OF the
most re peclabe journals Judge it will be well re-
religious public. Price, $3.50. Sold at No
l22 Nassau street. New York. auio lnils'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06

II Five EEundred different design, Necklaces,
Bracelets, Watch Guards EARRINGS, BreasPns, Flow
erS Rings, Wigs, ScaIps, sc. Ladies gentlemen bav-
ing OF living deceased friend, get iormed by
BARRY into any design the mind conceive, in such
form will be keepsake invaluable. A. G. g., the only
Artist in Hair in this Country, 46 Broadway, corner of
Liberty street, up stairs. aul6 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-06
rGood oard and pleasant Rooms can he obtained
q, No Is Ciif.s, L, eI7tf
O Neu.York InYalidn.

TTo New.York 1nyalids.-DR. JOHN THoM-
SON. No SiS BrUome street, third door from the Bowery,
in consequence of the rapid increase Of his business, has
cured able assistance of his brother Dr. Cyrus THOMSON
OF Geddes, Onnndaga County thoI OF whom OF
the founder OF the Thousouan pracce who has already
arrived in This city They auer themselves that their united
experience upwards e 20 years each the desperate
chronic diseases of The country has been will war
their counsel OF the FIRST order in the Thosouian prac-
,ce Such inyads find relief om other practice
will do well 10 Try thssyste under their direction, they
will warrant injury from the the medicines if
relief gained. millions testify who now rejoice 10
the country and especially from the destructive use Of
Mercury The Kings France and Prussia have noticed
system of practice by highly complimentary letters
the French Kings letter accompanied by massive
and valuable medal The letters and The medal may be
see, nj the of:ice au9t iW"