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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

r AIDES, DOE Mt USE COMMON CHALK.
~ looks bad itinues the skin and makes it look yellow.
Try Bourard Spanish Lily White: gives the face or neck
American Eagle, 81 Chatham:sest y y 39 Faton-street
Brooklyn; 23 BlOad-steet Newark Sate-Streei Boston,
Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; 2O7 Knssreet. Charleston.
:. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03
HAIRY lips OR FACE

I AIDES WITH HAIRY LIPS OR FACE
Use Bo9rard's Uprootns Powder 1t takes every par,i
Gle OF hair of where applied and, instead of injurng.
really improves the SKIN leaving smooth soft and white.
sold at the sign OF the American Eagle go Chatham street
\. Y Look out Beware ri count-r'eS. Buy only here.
Be careful Scd also AT 'tatestreet Boston, Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia, POI KnsstIee Charleston. S. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

S0ssA ROMAN Ell T. DALSAM-rU I'm
~s&%M WEAK AND lNFLAMED kfES-Ih,
%SDS$@ Balsan IS prescription Of enc oil the mos,
celebrated oculists1ha, been for an lGnS IIT
the public the best and most Success" oase EYER ua
for int mnaory diseases OF the eye Eases Wnsts t n
avais are very much named, the bali oil The eye Is hcA
covered with blood almost Ike magic ana isno't' IL
appearance OF disease after {wo or tnrc sIHieaoh'
caused BY fixed attention minute obacta or by long expo
sure 10 strong light and in the weakness or partial G's u
sight from sickness old age sure resorer ana Should
BE- used by all who find their eyesight ailins without any az
parent d Sea5e. 49,. ,L-a :,
,,,,>-p>ccc
cauSed nv inf ANIMATION had existed Tor years In
tammatiou and soreness, caused oV blows cOh'sons Ut
wounds on the eye by eXLraneous bodies OF an latS
under the eS Is very SOON remover oy
the application oil thu BolsaIn -,
following certificate from the Pastor OF the Episcopal
Ckuech Harlem will convince the most lncrednlous al us
HARLEM, July, 1872.
Nlessrs Sands s. Co-CentsFrom motives OF humanity
am prompted 70 inform you that few applications 6" you
valuable Roman Eve Basam have made PEI feet cue IN the
case lsed mother who has suffered under most ap
u inflammation of tn eyes for twelve or fifteen years nv
sicans gwen W The hopeless on account VI W
patient age bu; b the blessing OF Heaven tenedy has
effected perfect aud yced The I'D ige Wi!e theIe
life there Is hope - uoyr
Yours, most respectfully, hoy /.
Many certificates OF us virtues m!ch De given, w.
this deemed quite sufficient 10 establish tor 1t reputation
fat beyo.d tie reach of any other lIcparatiGu. =,
Pu a., small lars, with tl directions for pIce =
cen Prepared and sold wholesale ana retail by DAfii'
SANDS SCOT Eao. Brotiwag, Market s.. sold also
Broadway. Chamber street, Kennedy 3l3 Bleeckrl ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

7E'HE BEST COUCH CANDY.-It has been
proved by many of citizens that JONES'S COUGH
CANDY is the grand remedy for pulmonary long com
plants lis sold fer shilling package the sign of the
American Eagle 81 Chaham-street We advise our readers
I really g0odno hubus. Also for sale a, 100
FultonstresJ Boaklyu stae-stgeet Boston; Ledger
Buildings fhacepha; e07 King street Charleston, S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

;S4e1.A NEW YORK AND KINGSTON
taT5z-s:sS>.-1l STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
INE-For Kingston and Delaware and Hud-
son Canal-SteamIoats NORLFlCH and EMERALD.
The NORWICH, CaptGin JOHN SAMUELs, will leave New
York. foot Of w Wednesday and Saturday
at 5 O'Clock, p NJ.
VIII leave Kingston &Rondout) Landing every Tuesday
and FriGay, o'clock, P. NJ.
The EMERALD. Captain JOHN RErcAuM will leave
New York foot Of Murray street, Monday and Thurs
day al O'Clock, P. M
VIII leave Kingston (Rondout) Landing every Wedpes-
day ai;I Saturday at O'Clock, p NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board rnh9a #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

CURE FOR COUGHS, Colds, Asthma, Hoarse-
~ ness Pain IN the Breast and Back iculty Of Breat
ing Sc The subscnbes would cali the attention Of ne f &.
above Diseases Dr. Rushs Bas4mic Syrap Of White Nus
tafd no noyety having been used New Jersey and sos
parts OF this State for s last fifteen with great success
meals me ihSs ana VIII cure cold lie" ho
Mess5 Bush illyer 7s Greenwich ST. hoe,aIf Aseps
Tor this city Orders and communications addressed to W
DGSHL Err i CARTER New Brunswick, n. j.
OH I'm fIop!ieors for the L. :stats, and the Canad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

DRUGGISTS GLASS WARE:-Common Walls Pre-
teeoI wa s PeGa Ae Bo GS
Oils toncaves Magnesia, Blackng Va!nsh DeniJohns.
Flasks ukstands Jars Lemon Sy1us Nustards, snufts
Sc &c 49,
Chemicals of all kinds, Frsnch English aud American All
kinds Paints and Coors. Every description of Drugs and
Druggists articles, and Patent Medicines, Perumery and
SOAPS, a general assortment, sc. SC &c,
All articles warranted genuine. The promptest
given 10 orders from the country. o9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

49,. For SALE-One half of the Farm occu-
@ pied by the subscriber beautifully situated in the town
L. Of Scarsdale Westcheser County about Is miles from
New York and miles from White Plains. The whole Farm
contains about 1870 acres and has extensive OF Long
Island Sound. THOMAS l. CORN ELL,
lnth no. nth rolI I'm On the Fsrm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

Il FOR HAVANA DIRECT-The elegant
Efg 'yeiI-known Spanish Steamer NATCHEZ Don Fran
ci' slieE ComnandeT, will sail punctuslly Tues
da dirsc for Havana This superb steamer has been
newly copie1ed filled with boilers and her cabins
undergone thorough renovation rendering hsr in every res
pect most desirable conveyance -
ne NaGhsz viii arrive In Havana about In time 10 meet
ne New Orleans steamer Alabama aordiag very nIesssn
UP 10 those whose business viii admit Of their ,kint such
ci5aous route 70 the latter port. Capt John SsnhoIe
Ven Known 10 the travelling community accompanies r.
NatcheL OF her voyage. -N-e-f''N''' ai-
tcE !ssqfalafs fpassage apply 70 Capt stauhope a,
Inc -.stor House, TO W. < J. 7. TAPSCOTT, -
- Peck slip, cor. South ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

at Heir Genea Passage Office q Peck slp cor Soubs,
Tie HOTTINGUER will sail fIom Liverpool on The 5th
January Persons wishing send for heiI can
them brought IN hsclass ships sailing eeSy,
able Drafts for any amount, payable demand with
ou. discount in all the PRINCIPAL towns OF England Ireland
Scotland or Wales. constantly for sale as above.
The R0SCIUS will succeed the Hottingusr, and sail
the 25rli November. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03
HAYNES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al ou

HAYNES EXPECTORANT.-Loo al our
y bills 81 mortality and you will find that Consumption
destructive human HE this country III any Other
disease We all know that cough, ike the warning OF the
nbe scourse is al presumption that every Cough my
terminate IN Pulmonary disease, If checked early aud
shmg that individuals should BE- found mad enough neg
Isc mems OIL cure fSrctorent can De ieadi-
AID voluntary testimony Of thousands, the results
chemical analysis and OF medical scieuce all point as
the best PREPARATION invented by man. for The all
diseases OF the lungs, chest wndplpe and other organs
uected with tina process OF respiration Ii used IN regular
practice by the celebrated physicians the day Sold
By \ b. y D. SANDS. Druggists No 70 Fulton street 273
Broadway, and - East Broadway ol6 IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

NV y = DONESE
" CANDY, MEDlCATED,-Wtaina fe. months o..
500 pounds have been sold Of this celebrated Cough
IS no quack medicine It's ingredients known 10 all
that make OF H. they being mentioned the direction
which BoReSet Herb Eecampane Root Root of Suills
Root Lquorce Seneca Snake Root and many other roots
and herbs known TO De good fer Coughs Colds Phthsc Bron
throat Also Is extensive for clearing the voice 10,
EocastS and Public Speakers This Nedicatrd Candy has
gained great reputation for curing the above complaints In
consequence Of It's extensive sale has caused many base
c0unteEies "a De offered the public, consequence of
which the proprietor has ms stamped the CANDY also
direction Will accompany the candy when purchased It the
Druggists.
For sale only Boston By VIM Brown .Sl Washington,
street In Newfo By A B. 5. D. Sands, No 70 Fulton
street y s.lst b. adway. Z73 Broadway ole I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03
fictitious
and
counterfeit.
For sale only at
)R. w. II. MINORS

Drug Store 1872 Broadway, corner 81
Johns Also Swaynes Specific for Gout and Rheumatism
OF linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03
IyANEA RID Rank
LEAVES NEW YORK,

RI FOR LlFERPOOL-Packet of November
peano. master, VAL sail as above, her regular day.
For freight or passage. having superior accommodations
!Iply on board foot Of Maiden lane, RIO
GRlNNELL, MlNTURN 4 CO. IS South street
ais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

s9ss. FARMS-FAkMS EOR SALE.-A valua-
~ bic Wheat Farm of 273 acres lying between The Cay-
u. a aad Seneca Lakes, De exchanged for Illinois
nds aud money Also Farm Of leo acres the Ghsnango
River and Canal for cash only. Also. man. good Farms
containing from 10 200 Apply 10 A T.
( J. c. SMITH, IS Libertv-st. n2 lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

n
w GRlNNELL, MINTURN & CO.
o!8 "a South street.
- ONLY REGULAR LINE FOR NEW
eT-fF ORLEANS-The following FIST class packets will
ssa,i punctually aadyertised, weather permitting or
passage fee.
The SHAhSPEARE, Captain A. Mercer. 10th Nov
Inc RLEAES, Captain Sears, III. 5th of November
Ihe SARATOGA, Captain Russell, 18th November.
ne accommodations Of these ships for cabin second cabin
eoT Tt 70 passengers during the voyage.
hips Of ms line have commenced their regular
ls ed VIII sail punctu yey-ry five days throughout the
season. Passengers therefore rely on not being detained
NE Ies o. p.ses beng very low, those wishing secure
oeItS IN either OF the above packets do b. applying TO
w. 81 T. TAPSCOTT
AZ thsl. General Passage Once, - Peck slip,
Snp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIV-
ST. t.kp00L-Packst OF the 10Th of Novsulber.-Ths
49, sSlsisdd known. iayorils packet ship HOT
Ii4 ,sb IONS 6asP ca5 Ire Bur viii sal
his e being all 1000 tons and upwards bout 70 en-
bark Tor ne old C9aatsy " e the advantages 10
he capacity renders them every av mon conform
bic and convenient III ships Of smaller class These wish
beIhs should not fail make early application
on board, foot of Burlins Slip, orro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

NO MASONS.-Sealed proposals will be recciy-
Ell at the Street Commissioners Office until Wedne sday
from the anal street point so feet south Grand
ana also 70 build drain IN 3tfeet from the sewer
IN SAID street, the Bowery with branch
through the goweIy from 18th to 18th street and branch
hf9ush Broadway from 18th to 18th For particulars
Apply a NE Office OF the undersigned where specifications Of
The said drain may be obtained. ~ "
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioners
Street Commissioners Office, October 28 l8i3 no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

Not vainly did the early Persian make
His altar the high places and the peak
OF earth o'er-gazing mountains, and thus take
a pit and unwall'd temple, there TO seek
The spirit. in whose honor shrines are weak,
Cnresred of human hands. Come, and compare
Columns aud ido.dwellngs, Goth or Greek,
With Natures realms of worship, earth aad air.,
MIR fly fund ahnnes 10 fhu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

SEWER IN BlVINGTON. STREET. FROM
- Co nmbie street ,e East River-Public notice * h.h
ssa nat ettlon has been presented The Board Of As;r
lL 10 build SEVERN RyiDg;on stIe.t ron 70
i iosltS e4S oppoea to the td to present. so
Hall OF Records before the 10Th d,v 81 ms once
s,sa, JoHS EVEN Street Cemms,ionesq1' '
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g, zrsyE WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
tE.--&SeIFOR KEY-PORT AND MIODLETOWN
80; sszzz POINT; touching at segnne'S Dock Staten
ROCKLAND Capt Crawford will leave Nliddlrown Point.
ltide permitting Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays al lot
O'clock, K.yPort II O'Clock, and NewYo foot of Robin
sonstgee Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays o'clock
Stages will he in readiness the arrival Of the boat
vey plssensers Freehold any part OF The country. oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

MADEIRA casks prime Ombros, for sale by
W GRlNNELL, MINTURN & CO.
olS "a Sorrh &C.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

ID PASSAGE FOR LIEERPOOL.-Flr
SE packets to sail positively Saturday the III Noysn
Capt D Hepburn Will sail pancruay As above having ee
staS for limited number of cabin passer
gers nch VIII be taken az ow rates saIly application
fnaae ea beard or 70 ". * J. T. TAPSCOTT,
psrEs SSt,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

ShWER IN GREENWICH STREET-PuhI;c
The RosG n gwen tat petition has been presented IN
wi en- street, G1n Edgar to Rector streets Ps"n IN GIs
br thereto are -
a OF Records on q before the o day Of NoS se ms ose
Street JOHN EVEN Street Commis sion nrA ''
,!eet ohce October 2rt Io'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

A STOUNDING CHEMICAL DISCOVERY
In 1889, By the celebrated ~ Vesp.in the Italian Physi
cian who discovered t Italian herbs had the mos
mighty power curing
such Salt Rheum, Scurvy Eesipas dsguer,plts such
as Freckles, pin.pes, Tan, NloThew &c
TO CHANGE DARK OR YELLOW TO A FINE
HEALTHY CLEARNESS
Many persons hardly believe this yet it is strictly NJ
which h. called the Italian Chemical Soap This also cures
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-13
A BAD FIX.

The appeals which Captain Tyler and
his lick-spi,,les are making to the Loco Fo-
cos to admit "his accidency" TO their en-
braces are the most tear exciting specimens
OF pa,hos on record. But the Locos are as
hard hearted as prishy coquetle we happen
to know. One Of her sui,ors was recently
mos, relentless in his prosecutions. She
told him fatty she didn't love him. He
still insisted, and she told him she couldn't
love, any way he could fix ii. He then spake
OF his lands, his corner lots, and his ample
rents, and she told him she had no taste for
him and there was no use of his saying an
other word on the subject. At last, he re-
hcarscd the numerous favors he had done
her, and the sacrifices he had made to graft
fy her. To sH this she replied. swell
4" sir, since you won't take hints, III tell
''yon plainly you are ugly. your character
sis bad, there is nothing decent about you
"and had as live be Rugged BY bear as
"by you. Good bye, sir"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-13
A BROADslDE FROM MARYLAND!

The Southern mail of this morning brings
us the glad lidings that Maryland has thrown
off the shackles Of Loco Focoism, and re-
sumes once more her position in the WING
line. The triumph is even more signal and
decisive than that recently achieved BY the
gallant Wings of Tennessee. The city of
Baltimore, which even in 1910 gave Van
Buren, majority, and which last year went
against us by upwards Of seven hundred, now
elects four Wings to one Loco Foco to the
House of Delegates by an average ma ioriiy
of about one hundred! In Carroll, Anne
Arundel. Montgomery and Frederick coun>
ties the Wings have gained twelve delegates.
In Hartford, Lent and Prince George they
have elected their candidates by msjori,les
handsomely increased since last year. As
far as heasd from the House Of Delegates
stands &c Wings TO II Loco Foco. The
same counties last year elected 81 Loco Fo-
CO delegates to l6 Wings! The counties no,
yet heard from will increase the handsome
majority already Obtained by the Wings IN
the Lower Branch ofthc Legislature. The
Senate is also strongly Wing. This glorious
result Sc cures the election of another VINO
to the Senate of the United States, and +,
fair arrangement Of the Congressional Dis,
tricts in Mar, land.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-13
FROM MIR. WEEDS LETTERS.

have been to WESTMINSTER. ABBEY, that magn-
fcent and sublime sepulcher for Monarchs' Pnnces'
Philosophers Philaniropsis, Poes and Pan'ers.1
All that had heard and read OF the architectural ana
historical wonders of the Abbey, into whose vaults
aslcs ch1pels and inches the ashes OF the Nus
,rous dead Of eight centuries have been gathered lett
wholly unprepared for the grandeur and gorgeous,
OF the memorials here revealed. Here feposes oil!
that remains Of the mortality of those who were en-
nobed eitlier by birth or by deeds with all that mar
bile and brass can do 10 pcrpeuaic their fame. But
tomhs and tablets and monuments and statues, how
ever ambously adorre or eXqusI,ely wrought, serve
far efiectuaily 10 illustrate Creators power
than to magnify a creatures rank or name.
! fingered abont these silent chambers of he mighty
dead with nQuirDg eyes, until the ysrers' hours had
expired. Westminster Abbey has been so often des-
crhed that relief TO feel that my wholly inade.
qnate powers need not be charged with task OF such
difficulty and magnitude. And even were il other
wise should not have the presumption TO attempt il.
To say nothing Of The comparatively gnoble whose
undslinguished ashes here, there nearly four
hundred tablets monuments, mausoeums, statues or
other obituary 'menoia's ofpersons whose history
and character constitute theswrtcn annals oil Eng
land
strike oheIs rs rley do me, shall mol weary your
i patience iransrrlhing afew Of them.
7 The Duke Of Buc' nahnn, who was distinguished
during the reign of Charles l. lies in brass eigy, with
! a Roman costume upon IN altar with this lnscilp
/ ton: 81 lived doubtful, not dlssoue-l die unre
solved, not unresgned Ignorance and error are IN
nm all good God" And below both prepared by
himself is this: "For my King often, tor my Coun
try ever"
I The following is an extract from the inscription up
on the monument erected to the memory Of the yoln
Princes who were murdered by the order OF tlchar
the Third: I" Here lies The relics Of Edward V, Kim
of England, and his brother Richard lnke of York
who, being confined in the Tower, and there stifie
with pillows, were privtiely and meanly hnrlct. b
order of their perfilous uncle, Richard the Usnrper.-
Their homes long and anxousy inquired after, havln
laid 100 venrs in The rub sh Of the Tower s'als wer
on the l7Ih July, 1914 by undcubled proofs discover
/ cd"
!, The monument Of he Duke and Duchess of New
castle is one of the mast costly the Abbey. The
lie in bronze cf6gy, under stately CANOPY. The IN
scrpon, after setting forth the Duke Qualities state
thai his Clutches was of noble Family; for n
the brothers were valiant and oil The sisters yirilou.
This Duchess was a WISE witty aud learned lad.
which her macy hooks do well testify" &c.
There is an expensive and exceedingly nppropra'
monument 10 the memory of Sir Isaac Newton, wit
an inscription closing with this exclamation =" iio
much reason norias have 10 pride themselves in III
existence OF such and great ~ ornament 10 the HI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-13
THE TRUE WING SPIRIT,

The true Wing spirit brea,hes through ths
following capital extract from an address Of
Auburn on Saturday last, by Gov. SEWARD.
Let this spirit prevail and oui ranks vii, in
deed, soon be restored to their fulness Of
numbers and be animated with the assurance
Of victory:
Let MS remember the clements of political success
These are first, 10 select good faithful and discreet
men for ltaders lei them he firm men, men tried az
by fire. When our Conventions have nominated can
dniaios let them receive the jealous the en-
ihnsasiic support which they shall! deserve not mere
Is by personal merit. bul by the measures TO which
they shall he pledged, and by the principles that arc
at stake in all our COMETS.
If all cannot | o graiiiied in the selection. or
some shall think that more available or beneficial
designation misht have been made let us all emem-
her. that by the election OF those designated we Sc
cure The adoption Of many important principles
while bv Their defeat we hazard The loss of all useful
measures, and the overthrow of all cardinal princi-
pies.
Measures are more important, now and always,
than men. The great interests Of Agriculture. Of
free labor IN every department, are TO be sustained,
by sustaining our Wing Tariff; policy iha, involves
no less Than the real independence Of our country -
The restoration of public credit and individual pros
peiy and the public honor, and the preservation OF
public virtue. are to be affected ~ promoted BY the
distribution of The surplus a,al> oil The pubic lands
among the several States.
And last Of ALL the principles OF universal political
equality and of universal educ ATOM essential TO more
! al and social progress; the establishment Of The
great truth of me Declara ton OF Independence thai
al men arc born frse aed equal and havs o" fns'~ns
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-13
GG9Tl5{yaiaeD
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. ia. fs4a..
WING STATE CONVENTION. ,

= WING STATE CONVENTION.
A Convention Of the Wings Of Vermont will
be holden at Montpelier, On THURSDAY the
10Th day of October next, at r. NJ. for the pur.
pose OF appointing State Central and County
Committees for the year 1914. and making such
other arrangements as may be deemed expedi.
ent preparatory to the next State and Presiden-
tiaI elections. All towns unrcpresented by
Wings in the legislature. are especially reques.
ted to appoint delegates TO this Convention.
CALVIN TowNsLEy.
II. Garfield,
JonN A. PRATT, c.,
G. A. ALLEN, ''a'e S Se"'a'
ERAsrUs FArRBA>Ks, "'"'
ARTEMAs CUsHMAN,
Z. =. WALTON, in.