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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

a YOUNG Man OF pleasing address, good mo-
II raj character and whose literary a,,anr,enr. 49,
me!iocIi, can have psasan, business rhich viii double
OF this profit the respectable srrruc es
De given. Address NJ y Park Post Office. appointing ,mr
and place for personal interview. SIS s3;.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

NEw-YoRK, March To- 1859.
Dear Sif- Rel rny incumbent duty say having for
msr teen prosrratr by means Of the asthma aud (houg
relieved that my lungs have ever snc- been sen',yeI
with tie Influenza SO that hard cough prevented my Gus
tona reooe and consumption seems 10 be the Inevitable
consequence But having seen notice Of yonr Indian Er
applied one of your Of whom
chased TWO bottles which restored y perfect ea!th
iouls very respectfully, JOHN ELLIS,
Late Pastor Of the BAPTIST Church in Stamford, CT.
tntr nf NJ yor ify
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

d 0S-COAL! COAl.l!--Best quality CT
boa-large Nut 81 25 Stove S. So Broken and Egg 81 75
An additional charge Of 80 cents per viii be maze if do
bic screened aad delivered trom toe yard B-s Q; grey as
Boken and tss $50 cents per less taken from the
beat Orders received the ylrd No 1875 stanton-street,
or ,rorgh the despatch post will be promptly attended
SIS Inn JAMES DOfCt. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

X, My pane Is Written inside of the poeks, book with
book N "e SoSk~ Sea
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DOCTOR YOURSELF


DR GREGORY be consulted conhdentaly q AZ hour
- Of the day evening" at has private residence Barclay
reaSen Of iho.e half cured" cases which always 50
fm;dable 10 ply sciaus Of bat little experience AaV,he
ortant consideration which has not been overlooked tn
d, ting of remedies the convenience of PATIENTS who
ally desire obtain speedily and pvatey as posss
knowing that many people have desire for information
SUM- Of i'm o,nce, especi,l wheo hry are dry w
tee ted has Or, CORY lately pbshed the iou edition OF
mis- ryste treatise contains much hpIoNtu
nd reed and embraces my subjects oil interest and sym
TINS of disease not before a. uced to
The various forms Of bodily aud mental weakness ncapacty
md suffering which under the head u private maads
ne faithfully delnrated and the nest practical method OF OBJ
aiming sound health t is work plainly and adapt
the all those who unfortunately nerd Us iheh1
assistance OF Ep s. "d certain DESTRUCTIVE
labt Of youthful lndescretlon from whence esus
aG"s, ase renGy YET silent monitor whee
sexual debility has made thrtaenilS lnyads upn u ,
% AND Of 9 p"t oe not shows how AID
the deceived BY the outward pm sie api
the attenuation the frame aititiQn Oi tue hea derangt
msnt of the nervous System cough ndgeston and tran OF
.ymutoms indicative of consumption are OFTEN serioeg 10
alur and penicous practice, alike destructive 10 e hhd
and body. = ..,,..i.x .,,..,;o.
md bond he read BY every The authors method OF treat
ing this complaint without pain and affords positive an
Ondo"a sS eqpp r Will warrant to every Case
hat he aud guaIa e same 70 o.
rhe Which he employs enaoi MN 10 oopnn eompe'e
Inc price Of the book above alluded is 50 Is. and
us private r1sdeace II Barclay street the PARK aud also
e Ike following agencies which drug stores viz -
No. 80 William ST, near Niaiden Lane
No. 10 sutton st. cor. of Gold &.
No. y East Broadway, cor.o Nlark'tSt
NJ. 1888 3Owefy, col OF 5gring 81
No 80 Fulton ST. cor. Of WateIst
No. li6 Delaney ST. cor oil Suffolk st.
No s. Bowery, cor Of Walker ST.
Both corners Of Broadway and Chambers street aha NAV
The book will be sent in sealed envelope TO tose NJ Of
one dollar. addressed TO box 361 %
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ruE. rRIvArE TREArIsE-Thi. little book itself !.

designed for those who require speedy and private cure
infectious complaints and in which the best ans
most treatment plain and faithful manner The
Jrice is 81 The present advertisement however TO state
hat tho auhor has now published the Interesting chapter
that on cause, which render these complaints so
md the form of single lett which ne supplies
rec of expense TO any wishing HIS for doing
his are given the letter ITSELF and in this also will be seen
Complaint which prone affect the mind IS well as fuuc
ions Of the body and which 80 easily and slsedY cured
when ON &c its nature is explained
Bat should be supposed that the letter here terred to
ofssses more than really contains the author begs 90 state
hat his oug experience he has testimonial letters on
he subject his Integrity aud skin from the most EN- nen
hynicans IN Europe the IN America as 81
istley Cooper t? Or Mott, Of New York Or rhynek o.
hiaaephia aud Others and also that " pernttted to ret'
o almost every physician of emnence L., The city.
DE- Ralph would also further thy he consulted On
i.eases OF hi, his private rssi no. treen
ch street. hour, aud those who h, hun with the
ondencc this complicated OF disease, WI
surprised at the and auckness with hch gonsrsJ
hey will obtain nll imsr
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Superior Court.

DfcIsIoNs.-SArURpAY, Nov. lsthWtihereU and oth.rs
JIcob ticker date Sheriff 1.-The defendant asked for
Judgment in Of nonsu. Appeal dismissed with
costs.
Joseph ". CorieS ". {. H. WaddeH.-This was
petition for order to compel the defendant to pay back
the of $4,000 paid by the plaintiff security for the
appearance oi a certain named Botomley, who
had been arrested a writ issued by Commissioner Ra
pelje of the U. s. District Court for smuggling goods,
but who conveniently absent. The amount was paid
the defendant Deputy Marshal and is now claimed
back on the grounds that the Comm had right
to take bail in criminal cases and that it paid in
The petition denied
Reuben III ToDRer Sheriff Hart-The defendant
prays trial, the Ouni that the verdict Of the
jury according to etidnoe New trial granted.
Timothy b Redmond We John Ieath.Action OF Tres
pass Demurrer declaration. Judgment Tor the plain
tiH
Ehsd Sharp Henrietta MIer.-Motion for Judg'
ment, as in case Of nonsuit granted with costs.
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ON EXCHANGE AGAIN-:RETURN TO THE OLD

VTE undersgned a OF the eviI
effects resulting from large stores and larger rents is happy
his and the community general
IT, that has effected thanks conscientious landlord
lease of bis old stand No. formerly 81 Wall street Nor
pbrated by lis we'll known SIGN OF THE GOLDEN
FLEECE-a beacon all who quest OF good cheap and
fas! onabe garments
To such OF his old patrons who have lost sight Of HIM
during his wanderuys he their the Old Spot
with the Off adherance to his well estaoshed
fame for skill and punctuay OF the public generally he so
cts call being prepared with an Of fine and
,opabe cloths casmers vesngs &c &c. which he will be
happy to make up the faithful and reason2-
bic charges Cash Only The and attention be-
slowed making ming when the cloth pnrchas
ed Of Kim c. Babcock continues the cutting depart
mept. CHAkLEs IVA,
Sign of the Golden tIe"cs, No \ WAL ST.
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Srrraurvs We are informed by gentleman
who arrived here last evening, from Lewis county,
,b, tbr pcople Of Martinshurg Lowvilc SC. and the
otbrrn part Of Oneida favored with capital sleigh
ing The snow when he lei "wednesday was eighteen
inches deep, and he runners to within seven
miles of tea II may seem strange when add that
there was little snow at WATERFOWL, farther north,
but nearer the lake. We learn also that the siegmng
was nearly as goodnearly foot in depth ana nara ana
frozen in Franklin county ALBANY .irgHsi N0s' ~
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CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

304 PEARL STREET, LATE 1903 BEEKMAN.
THE crber well known for the cheapness and durab
ity his work inform his and the pub
lie that he the economic tendency OF the
times making Of The best quality at reduction
of twenty per from former and less believed by
twenty pc than of the quality made by
the cheap houses in this city.
In order that gentlemen may understand what Is meant by
cheppess following bill Of prices submitted TO their
alteration with that the goods shall be Of the first
rate quality, and the fit ceptionabe
Superior w est Of England Cloth Coats ..Sl2 to rs
Pants OF black or fancy double milled cass'. TO
Vests. of silk rs 10
Making and trimming in the best style, at the follow ing
prces:- ..,<o
Pants and Vests Ia TO IN
All orders executed with puuctuality and dispatch
o oup Im.r DeA'' 0'e''''' ''' JOHN MOFFAT.
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@ & & @
OLD ESTABLISHED rMIGRANT PASSAGE

OFFICE.
Passage from Dublin Cork Waterford Londonderry Belfast
WarrenIort Dund ak and Drogheda via Liverpool be
secured al ali tis by the regular packets ing weekly The
subscriber begs inform his friends and the public
generally that during uug spring he will have regular
superior shs in addition the regular
cke which will w fitted in the comfortable
and despatchd from Liverpool every four or five days
Those sending for their friends will easily the advantage
engaging by this Inc there be delay whatever and
they that every attention Will shown them
well AZ all who may embark with them. For further par
tcuars, apply tfby letter post padl 10 ,,r,nu,
6I South, near Nall street.
BDnls for any amount be furnished rayabe at the
National aud Provincial Banks Of and Branches and
al the principal towns throughout the United Kingdom and
Apply as above, MIR
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pTANT TO pIfsINFss MEN

IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN
BUSINESS MEN who keep hank can have notes
collected through the Butchers and Drvers B'k and
prompt made Butchers and Drovers money by their
leaving such with Mr. Robert Perrin the Balk, NO
l2i Bowsry Grand Mr. rerru's references the
Cashier and Company { the B,nk nG lm-ec
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DEPOT
DEPOT
GENTLEMEN,S FANCY pREsg ARIICtEs

or GENTLENEN'S FANCY DRES3 ARTICLES
READY MADE LINENS. UNDER GARMENTS, sc SIC
TINE Subscriber would cali the their parops and
strangers waiting this cty, to their rich and extensive as
stocks scars gloves suspnders pocket
hlndkerches dressing hosiery, lambs WOOL meriuo
silk cotton Berlin buckskin and other under shirts and draw
Their goods, all other articles
appertaning gentemans wardrobe rch varied aud
well worthy the attention Of the fashionable
community they would particularly recommend their
stye gentemen's shirts containing Improvements
The by Them suit the
form OF the thereby dons with the large overpu,
of linen under the old OF and adding
only to comfort of the hut the beauty Of the
form This mprovemspt manifest the judges Of the
late fair American institute that the hs premium
awarded the subcribers their Bnce pa[tlSn
ary who have acquired the habit
of They will be found of mmense benefit 10 persons
OF sedentary habits by bracng the shoulder they strengthen
the free the arms They would also call 1t,en,
NAV depend on being with the be and ashonabe
articles by calling at the old establishment OF
~' - PARGELIS " AGATE,
Az ~ Snscc 2sT Broadway, corner IT Park rlacs
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SAILING or MlssioSARiEs-Rev. Messrs ]. B.
Binney and f.. b. Buldrd, and Mr. Thomas ;.
Ranney with their wives and Miss Lsthrop sailed yes
terday from the wharf in Charcstown missionaries to
the Burman empire. The former two gentlemen are TO
be devoted the work of teaching and preaching 70 he
Karensthe latter to take charge of missionary pruning
establishment They go out under the auspices o. 'ne
American Board of Foreign Missions pray, was oi'
lered on the occasion by the Rev Mr. Hague The Rev.
walter Gum and lady sailed in the same ship as mission
aries to the Tcloogoo of southern INDIA under he
age Of the Missionary soclel oil we IN E'angen
cal Church - Boston Nerc jour. Noe IL
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THE SUBSCRIBERS have Just Tsee,ysd from German
i aud offer for sale, variety OF w tTER PROOF a1d
AIR TIGHr articles, called ANHYDRlNE for which pa
have been taken out % England and Germany They
vastly THOSE manufactured by the aid
India from which they distinguished by being per
going no alteration whatever by change Of tsmperaus
Se of which NAV be made CLOAKs, HUNTING JACK
ETs, CATERS. ,APRoSs. MILLInTA{REYs TENTS
HosE Al.o,, HAT AND BoNNET LI I'M with
sbenma,ism; AIR CUSHIONS, PILLOWS, MATTRES
sES Sc Among the rest they have an article prepared for
TO cover all kinds Of vehicles aud boats Also for BAL
LOOMS and for BAGS which may contain wate,y, gaseous
NJ DIV auds without any chance Of Leakage They have also
If ms Manufacture an leut article of SAIL CLuTH,
which will the passage ofr VIII last LONGER ee lighter
han ordinary sail cloh, and require less numees 2? hands
manage them In the Manufacture OF UMBhEtLAS TINS
,c nsi sunercee every other material Indeed the usual
application Of the ANHYDRlNE must be amos unmit,d
must not be omitted tha TINS article Is admirably
adapted as cover for feather beds; the prspiratlon from
injurious ana destructive ~
feathers vii nnder lis use be from penetrating and
cannot extend beyond the exterior OF the tlck
'N PFEIFER " WISSMAFN
nl3 lm~ec % south WILLIAM street.
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JERSEY FISHERMEN SENTENCED, &c.-George
Kower aud Thomas Shoemaker who were con-
victed some time since in the Burlington, IN ~ Oyer
and Termncr of illegal fishing in the river Delaware
with gill net, on Wednesday of the present term
sentenced to pay fine Of hundred dollars each and
The same two persons together with Samuel MI
gent were sen,enced at the same time nay fine Of
twenty-five dollars each for assault and battery
Isaiah Toy convicted for burglary made his es-
cape Saturday from the Jail in Mount Holly, ~ j and
arrested sunday morning at the Red Lion Hotel
in Bucks county.-Mo,nt Holly Mirror.
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To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub-
shed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July. Price cents per copyor 81 % per an
num-postages paid-cash i'll advance.
THE WEEKLY neutrality-suspicious. every Saturday
morningprice 81 cents per copy, SO II per annum-
hostages paid cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation oil
the Herald is THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper an Hs city
the corid and is therefore the best channel for business
in The city or country Prices moderate-cash in adj
vance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEToR OF THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets
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MlsMAyAeEMENr or THE Posr OFFICE The ii.
regularity of the mails from New Orleans, Is very
nconvenient. We have this morning, from that place
dates the lth 9th 9Th and 10th II often that
New Orleans papers reach New York day beiote they
get TO this city; for what do not knowPhild
Gasette, NOE. IS.
On Sunday we had no Northern mail; on Mon
day 1t came through from Charleston; on Tuesday
from Mobile and yesterday from Baltimore to-day
may have mail from New York but the chances are
against Once week is az often The Iosn siter
General afford Boston New York mail to the New
Orleans pcoplc.-NeD Orleans TJopic, Noe. 9.
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ECONOMY IN GENrLEMEN',S DRESS.
EYrREAIES ARE RAD

TT been truly said that goods not worth the eI
peuse of making aud Stop ,de clothes IS good cioh
spoiled Exper.nce have taught that there are
those lay thick that mprecations not loud but
deem generally accompany the first reading 81 the nil Inn
pressed with these the Undersigned pIrsnng middle
course avoiding profits The hand, aud keep
ing the very articles the oe which made up t.
order under o efficient cutters
petent worknen be ound the Our Stock
To- ne sn-,riata. snnsi.:.- r. Ss~ Dbl
Blue Olive Brown, Cloths for Dress and Flock
Goats -. ..,,,.
WATERPROOF DOUBLE MILLED CLOTHS, BEA-
VERS TWEEDS, SC FOR OVER COATS.
Cassmeres all the and various styles for pantaloons
Vestngs rich Vevets Nrrno Cachmces Dressing Rooes
Satus Silks With large of Fancy Dress Ar
ticle including scars, Handkerchief Cnvats Goye' sus;
penders, &c. ,,,,,,,.,.,..c,
23l Broadway,
o29 lmsec American Hotel, opposite the Fountain.
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Circuit Court.

Nov. ls.-John W. Secor .4ndrep Bowden-This is an
action a breach of covenant. The defendant became
security for the due and faithful performance OF con.
tract entered into between the plaintiff and certain masons
of Mr. Leav BROOKLYN The special article in the bond
was that all monies advanced by the plaintiff to the ma
sons 10 al. .ne IN On 'ns - %ork was Dc me
according to contract The advanced $3.50.
which the plaintiff demands The defence up is that
the work done in accordance with the plan given by
the plaintiff The case will be continued to-day
CALENDAR ron To-Dw.-Nos. lo9 Isl, 1876, l27, 1871,
1872 1873, 1874 1876, 1877 1885, 39 no. il l42, ll3 t, 46
100, l52, 1853, lb5, 1856, l57, 1873.
LATEST FROM OREGoN.--We have had the plea
sure of conversing with William Sutton a resident
of Oregon Territory, and who left the settlement at
Wallamet Falls about the middle Of May. He was
three months In reaching the settlement on the
Missouri, and was the bearer OF petition to tie
American government from the residents OF Ore
gon Territory, asking the government TO extend the
laws and jurisdiction of the republic over that inter-
esting territory Mr.. ;. met the caravan of emf
grants on the route, which has before been noticed
by us, also two smaller parties, bound for Ore
gon He speaks OF the settlement as prosperous
healthy-that the SOIL although not equal in fertli-
~ to ours, yet producing sure crops OF wheat, bar
ley and oats. Emlgrants with moderate expecta-
tions industrious, frugal and moral, likely 10 do
we'll No money in circulation, but trade is by
bartsr-no law for the collection of debts, but debts
always paid. town is growing up at the falls OF
WdlIamet. DIR. Mclaughlin, the British command
er of fort Vancouver, claims the site by right OF
discovery, or having established post there
some years since. He has LAID out a town, and Is
now selling lots, giving deeds &c. He warns
American citizens not to interfere with his claims.
The American settlers are very much perplexed by
his interference the south side OF the river. The
Wallamet furnishes an immense water power suit
able for machinery. Two grist and saw mills are
by this time built at that Place--one owned by Dr.
Mclaughlin, who, by means OF his great wealth,
is determined to break down the American owners
of the other mills. The settlers patient expect
ing the United States to protect the nights OF her
own citizens in her own territory. Wheat, which
is the principal crop raised for sale, is worth about
eighty cents per bushel at fort Vancouver This
price is not paid in money, but in goods, at a low
rate. Money will not purchase goods as low by 70
So well satisfied with the country, that he designs
10 return and spend his days there: If emgrants
should continue to pass INTO Oregon tor few years
as rapidly they have the present year, the people
will soon be able to protect themselves from the ra-
pacity of the British Hudson Bay and Northwestern
Fur Company. The settlement has now military
company, well commanded SPRING eid(M.) Jour.
nal Nou. 9.
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GENT EMEN'S OUTFIT TING GOODS.
JOHN M. DAVIES u JONES,
LOG WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
HAVE received per late arrivals and have in store full
II assortment of goods in he, They feel condsot that
their stock equed this CITY, aud their goods VIII be
sold low cash Gentlemen will find variety oil new stye OF
Scarfs, Cravats,
Winter Gloves
Dressing Robes,
Pocket Handkerchief, &c.
Under Garments of variety OF Enslshand American
manufacture wiz
N1erino Shirts and Drawers
Lambs Wool do do
Shaker Knit do do
Shaker Flannel do do
Buckskn do do
Plain X Ribbed Silk do do
Ladies Merino& Silk do do
With great variety of other styles.
Silk Shirts and Drawers Ribbed and Plain, made to order
at the shortest uotice. go
Hosiery, Gloves,
SuspenGers, Stocks
and every other article of Quitting goods.
CAPS,
Our style use Tor gente
men you IN and children greatly reduced prices.
I'm m
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DLANCARD'S PATENT STATUE WOOD u COAL
STOVES-,or halls parors Offices stores ste ,mhnats
For beauty comfort economy equalled by
stove the United States These Statue of Wash
Father of pedesals
one for wood and the her coal The for wood
stncted for live and dumb combined and for 1--we
only The fire oh amb. the pedestal is constructed IL
such manner that the fire by OF reyetabe pate
partition IN the the heat circulate through th
entire height r. the statue living large and BEAUTIFUL adatns
surface They have also hot air attached
thing being arranged the scientific principle Fo
general otty cannot fail TO give satisfaction The sub
criber the of those about purchasing call
md satisfy themselves Of the above facts They be
operation daily and for sale only the city ~ Grand street
one door Of Broadway JAMES KINDS
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NEW YORK - . BOSTON
PILOT.

SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilots or takes charge as master and
~ pilot of vessels bound to New Bedford over Nantpsket
FIR FORTS Office at Frye Shaws Nautical store, 222
Wafer street Beekan. Reference number Of
charts and the sye Insurance Companies in h. city, Bos-
tor, and Portland 'i'lR fmr
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j. SORIA'S

CHEAP DYElN9 ESTABLISHMENT.
MR. SOFIA respectfully inform his friends and
WI the public general that owing to the depressed state OF
times has reduced his IS cent below the reu
lar charges.
Ladies wishing their dresses, shswls &c. dyed
pressed will find much their advantage by paying him
visit Gentlemen will also do well to call with such articles
Of wearing apparel may need dyeing or pressing All orders
best style at Soras establishment, No. 400 Pearl ST.
His branches are No 257 Blocker ST. No 1852 Bowery and
AZ ISL Grand Also branch ~ Fulton ST. Brooklyn and
Newark N j. corner of Broad st. and Washington Place
the ir original FORMS and moderate terms.
PRINCIPAL ofirr 400 ,ar II su2n 3mfee
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CSoALLarge Nut Sire s. Stove 2 and fresh broker
Csnj Egg IS 80 per ton the best Peach Orchard Ash wei
,crenc weighed by city wsgher aud delivered free OF car
.s redu etiou OF IS per u taken from the boM
Nv PETER CLINTON, corperof King
.,o ,,,,s and Grecnwich Streets