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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-16

SLAvERy-The Epistle of the Friends written
at the yearly meeting held in Indiana, merits
more than passing notice on more accounts
than one.
|. 1t breathes forth a true Christian spirit
There is in it no violence, no denunclatlon
nothing of that rabid spirit which is full of heated
feeling, and is flashed forth by political and
partizan zeal rather than wise regard for the
rue welfare of man.
They bear their testimony like men who un-
derstand the evils Of slavery, and who would
eradicate them from the land, by means as pacific
as they would be effectual And who does not
feel that this is the true course on all great SUBJ
iects touching human progress A few of their
number have left them because the body of
Friends would not act with more decision"
against Slavery; to these the authors Of the ad-
dress allude but the schism is small, and the
society at large adhere to the principles OF their
fathers, avowing that they will give no counte-
nance to measures Of confusion and violence to
attain any object whatever" and holding 1t to be
lrrehgous to resort to force, resistance against
the law, or the government Of the land on this or
any other subject.
= They have right TO bear testimony on this
subject, and that testimony ought to have weight,
for their lives are living proof of It's truth Go
to North Carolina, or to East Tennessee, or to
to any Slave State where FRIENDS live, and they
are to DC seen there, obeying the law, yet claim
ing no ownership over human flesh; living at
peace with all men, yet preaching hourly by their
examples, that such ownership is wrong. And
who shall limit the influence of this example 2
They are, as they have ever been, missionaries in
the cause OF human liberty, and hence, whenever
they reside III Slave States as is the case in East
Tennessee, and part of North Carolina, we find a
healthier tone prevailing on the subject of slavery
"a willingness not only to discuss it, but to look
out for remedies by which it may be removed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-16

To r. w. MArHEwsoN, Norwich:
SIR For the last fifteen years have been the subject OF
complicated dseasetroubled with the dropsy and my
nerves completely unstrmg with less of eryspsas
in connection with other bad humors. In May last my diff:
cutes seemed and be firmly seated; head
and face swollen that appeared 10 me that the bones
my head had separated from the other and completely
disfsured face could scarcely breathe through my nose
time attended with an acute and nescrbabe pain constantly
darting from the other parts Of the head and throat
which badly swollen and very sore and constant burn.
ing heat or irritation of the stomach with my limbs boasd
nearly twice their ordinary size. In this stuaon for
weeks compelled to lie upon side with Ent little or
sleep. My humors assumed renewed and stubborn hold
upon me, and apparently threatened speedy dissolution
tried eIpedent possible with but little or no benefit Ny
physician at length recommended Sands Sarsapara; pro-
cured bottles it, which believe be the (thyo
the blessing of God) of restoration 10 comparative health
again had taken but three bottles before my dis
began leave My pain and swelling gone, my appe
,lte good sleep and quety has been sovereign
balm. NICE CRANE.
Having been acquainted with the afflicted widow Mrs Eu
nice rane Of Mansfield, for nearly six (whose pro-
tracted sickness has called forth the sympahes Of the
muny where she resides consider II an occasion for Joy
that her suerngs have beeu far aeyated BY the OF
Sandss Sarsapaa which has been kindly b.
yourself. HENRY 6hOhLEf,
Minister of the Gospel.
We the undersigned do certify that the above facts
LUTHER MARTIN,
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nr Health, Quiet, and Comfort-Ihe Gra-
ham House 63 Baclay-stree Newf profes
TO strangers stopping few days weeks IN the CITY sc S
are rarely offered 1t eliSbiy located on clean and any
street. very the business part OF the CITY ana III ue
mediate vicinity of The principal steamboat landings
apartments convenient and while It's table IS supplied
with the Vegetables and Fruits that ne procured
cluding entirely Animal Food and stlmulants o. all ho
Charges moderate and every effort made TO render Boarder
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w ANTED-By a middle aged American wo.
man situation IN respectable family take OF
,sht chamber work. good city references given Apply Sc
Amos Street r,ts,.
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& Few single gentlemen, or gentleman and
his lady may obtain good board with pleasant rooms on
reasonable terms. by iuouiring ~ John st. nil II
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VI The November number of Miss LESLIE 5
MAGAZINE filled with its usual variety of matter,
Alof sale at Burgess 4 Stringer's, 222 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-16

4 SING IL WOMAN wants 10 take IN washing
ironing or roGgtdred By the dozen by the month
lr quarter flease apply az No 2-9 Sixth ayrnr Nil
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-16

situation by very good Cook
who lived 2i years in her last place feSe apply AZ
W. 9S Houston ST. MA 81.
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WANTED Capital wanted III the SIX BusI-
MSS IN the wayo partner or partners, by a gentle.
man IN me country long acquainted with the business and
owning .aTEe estS6,shmen Inquire the PUslisH
EMS M or oi i. b. WAkEMAN, Esq Secretary OF the Amsr
ea isttue' or OF Woodbury. Esq i6 Pearl street with
1c W
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w AN NIED-By a respectable English cir! SIT.
uation do chamber work ard sewing or chsn,b-,
work and washing and ironnS The best Of clty reference
given. Please 10 call 2T5 Mott ST. nH2,.
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BOARD IN BOND-STREET.-Boa with
pleasant room5 aay be obtained Bondstree Terms
Ip,s
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BOARD WANTED-By gentleman aud lady.
49, IN Tsspseabe private family where the quiet com
attached, desired Terms should be moiests Please d
dress " o. L. The Upper Post OtFce. mis- 2t-
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New. York, Troy and Os,cego Line-Bodt ScOwge.
Suydam Sage & Co 500 bbls flour.
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TO MERCHANTS, MECHANICS. AND
OTHERS "A young man. y years OF age wishes 10
9ntan employment He has been the HaIdwarr and Drug
business and has general knowledge OF almost any kind Of
@ onspsSs or ne wca,d De willing TO apprentice limSs( 10
meet with prompt attention Good references can be cyen
m lu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-16

GENTEEL BOARDING at Mrs GENES, No.
n Conrtlanti street Single married gentlemen can
rooms moderate terms Also front r,rlo and hadrnon
on The second floor. furnished nnlunIshst MI Inn.
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~ ~ We have received from Burgess q Strlnger,
*. Broadway, Part End of the COMPLETE WORKS
VI SHAKESPEARE. 1t contains two fine engrav-
4gs-one the murder scene in Macbeth, is ad-
ul'aOiy done. "The Tempest" :" The Gentle
aea OF Verona" and the first act of The Merry
wives of Windsor are in this No. We cannot
sy too much in praise OF the manner in which
his work is got up
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STOLEN EN-, on LLosT-on Monday evening las,
BOOK conainns obont s 9@"sf r. IN wsshoSoa Hall poekrr
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Also by Ametlcau Sl, 10 90 light Chamber work o-
nursing and plain saving Best references gwen psase
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he Subscriber b. aeE The publication this ad.
yertisemeut I'LL engaged novl5 ~
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ROARDlNti---UNIrE TEMPERANCE
tOO 81, at 81 Greenwich street.-The house /, large
hu Ie rooms are furnished with crates well calculated for
iames or single gentlemen One parlo on the r. foo-
- per week. Transient board shngs per day
Meals equally low. Please cali and see nd Im-
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w ANTED-By respectable Woman Si,,,o-
uon as Cook, washing aud ironing private f,r;J
OF 20 do general heusework IN small family B+s; Iecy
~ won
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Alas for u.s. With Basil Hall, Hamilton, the
Trollope Dickens, and finally the Doctor, all re-
solved to overwhelm us with their rebukes, it is
not expected we should long survive. But if the
crash should not succeed the onset Of his work so
soon as he expected he must not be surprised; for
our people are learning to stand fire pretty we'll
and, thanks TO Mr.. Dickens, are becoming q little
more sensible than formerly on some points.
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RUAKUING.-Slngle gentlemen. or genflemen
~ ana thetr wives, be accommodated with plea,arr
rooms ana ooar. IN small family where the comforts OF
home may De enjoyed. at IS Murray-street No avs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-16

I--gyyr,pzx.a TO THE PUBLlC.-Whereas Os-
r born s. Little Of 80 Ful;oD.street, have ad :
a yertsed CongerS Edge Tools for sale, and
la ! and the impression h,s gone abroad that they
- ~ are Of my make, and whereas The SAID Us
horn ,,a are unwilling 10 remove said erroneous mpres-
sion by a1 the whereabouts Of the real maker therefore,
20 'rJscsiya nv friends and he public in general would
merely tools can % be Sd @ G 81 n.'Ghsy heys
r nnnI NAV slways be had liberal discount deal
and IN future will be stamped Conser n 80 Attorney
80, rs, az" " oss 9m. JOHN COSGER New-York.
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by A. B. SANDS & CO., Druggists and Chemists, Granite
Buidng 29 aa OF 6g@is,, ShsmHs & o @
100 Fulton street David Sands Co., No II East Broadway
corner Of Market street and by Druggists generally through
out the United States Price bottle six bottles S. oSa
L'RENCH LANGUAGE-Mons. Bekeart pro
fessor Of the French Language, begs inform his friends
that he forming classes for beginners at his residence
No. IS Duane-street.
n B. Private lessons given home at the residence of
th, r1,tnlr
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DR.. CoLLYER, of mesmeric reputation, has
written letter from Liverpool, which is pub
lshed in the Boston Mall full of wrath and
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osT.--Supposed to have beeo N or near W.T.
sfeet So consisting Of one ten aosr bill Bank Of s.,
, ~. ,S one eve, Bank e( HoGesialc Any y son Ia
wa -s5 e' A'''s 70 No 2o2 West s he ,ib~f.i'y r-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-16

IKE HARP OF DAVID is new collection of
U9a'eh Music BY George Kingsley The value of such
Se Can only be tested by practical use; bu, the name of
Aasey the head Of any collection Of Church Music is
sy safe passport for public favor AS
'ag' This seems to be an excellent collection, and is ces
amy well got up. Publishedh Whitman Son, Phila
Sold in this City by Mr.. Newman, BIoadwa. and
At. Garter, Cansl.styee,
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y SINGULAR PHENoMENoN.-On Monday night,
aov. s, between the hours of IL and 10 O'Clock,
ssa ssonoilng noise, sounding like distant thunder,
bs Sss neard by number of our citizens preceded
i;os several sudden flashes light. We supposed,
sbaa, vm the shaking Of our house, that it was the
fo,, .sA OF an Earthquake, bat have since been in
Tho. aiea' by persons who saw the phenomenon,
bess.n II was the explosion of meteor in the
m;n".l ,sas' The explosion took place about 10
ed d'sgs T alter the sudden flashes of light appear
NM, Inc weather appeared TO be clear, and the
'''s'A sfone beautifully. Wash. IN. Co. Rep,
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0C- Sylvan1a Assoctation..,0fice No.
Pins St third story Open from u a. Nj Information
cheerfully given The Constitute CIvsn JylD II
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VARIETY.

DEEP SNow.-The Galena Gazette OF the Nth
says "A gentleman lately arrived at Prairie du
heavy SHOWS have fallen there and that the snow
now lies about five feet deep the level. Here the
sleighing continues excellent.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Silas Gaylord, well known as
great promoter OF scientific agriculture, came 10 our
village on Monday last with load OF hay which he
delivered after which, finding himself unwell,
he executed some business and then returned home
he then loaded up some boards, but obliged
TO give up and send for physician This was abont
2 O'clock, and about half past he was a corpse 1t
is supposed that he inhaled some poisonous gas
while working at the hay-but this is mere conec-
ture. The disease assumed the appearance OF Asatic
cholera.-Skaneatelas Democrat, Feb g.
EPIDEMIC IN VERMONT We learn from the Mont
peher, VT. Watchman, that very dangerous epide-
mic is prevailing In the northern part of that town.
IN Charlestown, Newark, Burke, and various other
sections OF the safe In some districts, 1t is said
that the number OF those who are well is scarcely
sufficient 10 take OF the sick and bury the dead.
The same disease prevailed last season at Burllng-
ton and Its vicinity, where many valuable citizens
tell victims to Its violence. Ii Is disease until
Gently unknown In that section of country, and is
thought to be species OF eryslpeas.
WEATHER AT MoBME.-The weather has been
perfect tor several days now And the nghts-no
sentIn entail, loyeslck poet could invent more su,
perb article OF the kind The city has been musical
with sghs and kisses, and any number of Dutch or
gan women, for more than a weok.-Mobae Herald
26th Jan.
SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-On the 9TH inst, DR.. A.
H Buchanan, of this place, took from the thigh and
groin OF a citizen of neighbonng county, a tumor
weighing between three and four pounds, and about
Eve inches IN diameter The operation was per-
formed IN the presence, and TO the high satisfaction
OF several other physicians, and the sufferer
nearly well, and ready TO return home.-NashrMe
Union, Jan 25.
RELIGIONS OF THE UNITED STATEs.-The follow
ing statement OF the religious population of the
United States is said by the Rochester Democrat 10
be derived from various sources, several of which
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saw a stream whose waves were bright
With mornings dazzling sheen;
But dusky clouds ere fall OF night,
Had darkened DER the scene
How like that tide :"
My spirit sighed,
This life to me hath been!s
The clouds dispersed the glowing west
Was bright with closing day,
And on the rivers peaceful breast
Shoue forth the sunse. ray
My spirit caught
The soothing thought
Thus life may pass away.
Issw a tree with ripenIng fruit
And shadowy foliage crowned
But ah an axe was ct its root,
And fell'd it TO the ground
Well might that tree
Recall TO me
The doom my hopes had found.
The fire consumed it, but I saw
Its smoke ascend on high,
A shadowy type, beheld with awe,
Ofthat whic' cannot die:
But from the grave,
Shall rise to crave
A home beyond the sky.
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ENULISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA
CHARLES DUNNE WATERLAND PRINCIPAL

CHARLES dunno WATERLAND PRINCIPAL.
THIS Academy established two under The
other the nobility Of
city eGcdncted the plan OF the German gvmna-
and the iHerr0gatiye" All the
scholars English language and many Of them
speak II habtually and nuenty
The has the experience of schools France Ger
many, England and the Uu,ed States His chief aim is to
the youth entrusted his of
those branches Of polite which required in all
active careers, and are applicable TO any.
The Of study therefore, comprehenas the English
Natrui Philosophy the practical part Of Mathematical and
Drawings OF varions kinds
Professors Of divers nations and reside the
abshment; and all the classes instruction
from the director.
Such signal has attended this plan tuon that
two foreign languages, IN perfectly nelgbe and
those Of nper years, correctly and easiv.
The acquisition only Of the Spanish but also of other
tvs placed within of
qu.sh the many al, winch from knssh ed
scatlon. The object of the PRINCIPAL IN desiring receive
youths from the United States facilitate the
OF the English for his Spanish pupils which
would be doubiy repaid them BY by and introduce
here the manly spirit Of the English schools The yeuls
the house being and heathiu
spot short distance from the and within
limits fine bath and compe for the
the pupils health Two youths lately arrived from Germa
have passed the summer the school perfect health AZ
the principal man, and his wife and sister have
tJ of the junior apartment children received any
lattEat Of infancy.
Every pupil enjoys his religious opinions undsturbed
lac terms $500 annum, payable three months in ad
There extra. except clothes Eud books.
ALEXANDER MORALES, ESQ,
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MEDICAL.

ORRIs TOOTH ,wAsH-Ptepa.sa from the onunqel 70
~ cine AZ Nos Gold street, New Yrok-The Us Tooth
Wash purely vegetable greps.oo pos:esnne the proper
healthy and unpleasant odour in
mouth arising from decayed teeth from do.
fsnged state Of the stomach
desned 70 be used with tooth brush, and will be fcunt
and away Of the gums II the teeth
Il particularly useful Of spungy restoring the N
teeth In painful Of tn. teeth and arising om
before to rest This method recommended by eaa
nent dentists by doing all PARTICLES Of food which
uste during the day entirely removed and the mouth
through the might in Clean and healthy state
Of humanity; bat how neglect the attention
their suxounded by all the
means needed Among theae know Of pleasant
and eecua than the Oris Tooth Wash ii csanses and viii
the breath We recommend all, young and
Id Boston Morning Pest
The Orrs Tooth Wash detergent ve ever rrrd
our enamel-( Boston Transcrpt.
Eors sale bv the priucpal druggists in &. me
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of death.
APPOINTMENT IN PENNSYLVANIA Arson V.
Parsons 10 be an Associate Judge of the Court Of
Common Pleas OF the City and County of Phadel-
the Sd instant
The CLOTH CAsE.-The motion for an order of
sale In the case of the United States VS.. Cloth i'm
ported In the ship Franklin, and claiped by James
Buckley was argued on Saturday, before Judge Ran
dali. by b. Gerhard, ESQ.,, against the motion The
Court made the rule absolute ordered the sale, and
directed Mr. HoI kinson, the clerk, to invest the
proceeds IN United States Treasury Notes-Pha.
Gaz, Feb.7.
GREAT BANK CAsE.-The trial OF the great case OF
the United States against the Bank OF the United
States, involving over million dollars, were com
menced in the Commercial Court of New Orleans,
on the 23d ult.
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TO THE LADIES. ,,,rv,

IN: -dULLW UTEdO ABDOMINAL
rev Ct the radical eus q sur.ssd
ing the Of tho ohectensl Pessary confidently recon-
mended the afflicted Of perfect restoration 70
health, having failed of psmng even uncsr
me post aggravated circumstances
wall this Country tits adopted the entire d;use Of
ad all other painful surgical expedients the Lying
nHosptss Of London aud Paris, and universally recon-
ended Europe by medical Of the highest rank In thu
s susnined by the leading members Of the faculties
utionen. - - -
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' No
ee having separate from the business 90
n wnere lazy constant attendance. 10 apply
rossei and eunpo. 10 female patients. jyil mre
)R; sHERMAN,S LOZLNGEs.-57t ons sold last year
evidence that can be offered OF their great
Mr. Leonard Rodgers .ged s EOS Tenth street. was suppo
ed TO BE- at the point DEATH from old and bad cough
HIS P9ysc,an sdved him to Shermans Cough Lozenges
Enoch Camp esq, excellent reporter was cured Of
very bad cough by Shermans Lozenges-so also was Mr.
RAIDER, the fam Gus cigar dealer, 46 Chatham.
The Catholic Orphan Asylum th street. has used Sher-
mans Lozenges Tor me last ~, yesr with great benefit
ges great thBgthe CamphoT Lszenges the only
remedy for seasc knes headache. aud paptation,
known.
Mr. John Kser 1856 18th street, cured his child of worms hy
cf celebrity in this city recommends Shernans
ozeuges in their practice they also do She mans mans
plaster, which only l21S cents and certain for
pain weakness of the side asst back part Of the
bocy Also, rht stism, lumhago and piles
Be get the genuine SHEnMAN'S LoIenges and
sers. Warehouse Ice Nassau ST. Agents-ll0 23 and 43s
Broadway 227 Hudons. 1888 BlweIv; " East Broadway; 10
Asto Hous Sc Willia.as 39 Fulton st, Brookivn safe
street .ton; Stnwix Hall, Albany; ~ Westminster ST.
Pc, idence; aud Ledger Buildings Phi''depha
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DR.. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DlSPENSARY. 2sth Fulton street neal
~ GreenwIcnDr Morrison Member OF the Royal College
Of Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon in the Brush M.
W. be consulted daily all diseases OF delicate
and all those distressing nu
dcious and the mpruden fQuach medicines
Dr. M. has had experience Of twenty treating
delicate diseases all their andc implicated
d safe and nfabe substitute Or mercury e!adcar
venerea virus with certainty tou subjectng the
patient any risk restricting him IN susua diets pur
suits while hi, medicines agreeable and smell Per
obstruetions the uetha, such structures and
la2ement Of the prostate gand cmpanied with much
and dull pain about these Of the
OF mal-tseatment Dr. M.
tic promoting absorption Of the h'ckened c,rculs
membrane without pain.
CONSTITUTIONAL observation-disclosures Of younp
suffering tie consequences Of indulgence in
whose nerves further injured from
the Of nosums pretended speccs which stimulate
only induce depression Dr. NJ such
purely pathological ncples aud fails establishing
cure--the and confidence observed.
Letter post pad and containing suitable fee will
s1e full advice and medicine to part Of The
Union by his giving If bis detail 2n4k Full
on street near Greenwich. jy2i imsr
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Winter.

In rich msns halls the FIRE h piled.
And furry robes keep out the westher
In poor mems huts the fire 10 low,
Through broken panes the keen winds blow
And old and young are cold together,
Oh. poverty is disconsolste
It's pains are many, its foes are strong;
The rich man, In his jovisl cheer,
Wishes twas winter all the year;
The poor man, mid his wants profound,
With ali his little children round,
Prays God that winter be not long: