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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31
CHEAP STORE

,ro MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC.
DRUGS. DYE STUFFS, PAINTS. MEDl
CINES, GROCERIES. &c
1855 GREENWICH STREET. NEW-YORK.
IOHN C. MORRISON offers for sale on the
mos, liberal term, for CASH GRE DIT very extern
sye assortment goods them the following 10 which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

DRUGGISTS GLASS WARE.-Common Walls, Pre-
scrpon Vials Patent Medicine Walls Acid Bottles, Co
OILS Concaves Nlagnesia, Backing Vanlsh. Demuohns
Fiasks, nkstands, Jars, Lemon Straps. Musrud SnuIs
&c. &c.
Chemicals OF all kinds French, English AMI American All
kinds Paints and Coor Every description of Drugs and
Druggists articles, and Patent Medicines Ferfmey and
Soaps, a general assortment, &c. sc. sc,
All articles warranted genuine The promptest attention
from the TRY i'm
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% aeDg MORNING BOAT FOR PEEKS

a aacg MORNING BOAT FOR PEEKS
Isleea-]K KILL. Verpanck Grassy Point, Sing. Sing,
arrytown, Dobb's Ferry Hastings and YoI.
ers-Breakast and Dinner boardIhs and splendid
New York from the foot of Chambers street every morning
same dsy at 10! o'clock, r NJ except Sundays when she
viii leave Pseksk at o'clock NJ Landing at the foot
NoTIcE-l goods freight baggage, bank bills specie, or
other lind opety taken SHIPPED or put on board this
boat the risk Of the Of such goods freight
baggage &C.
All persons aye forbid trusting any Of
,aid boa! q owners. jeli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

AGESTsl5S bowery 755 Broadway corner ishth street.
'6l Broadway Grand Bunker corner Chambs
Church streets VIM RobeEtso Ss Baltimore street, Ba III
more Nottingham, Broadway, State street Albany.
I w NewcOmb y Co. sos River street. Troy; Hart 278
Bgoadwar; corner Chamner-st:et; Mcclure 100 Futonst
Bulletin Office corner Beekn4n and Nasaustrees Bros
Hibbard 70 juhn-strrst "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

T AIDES, DON'T USE COMMON CHALK.
u 1t looks bad tnjures the skin and makes II look yellow
Try Bourard Spanish Lily White: gives the face neck
pure eke aabaster whiteness. Sold at the of the
American Eagle 50 Chatlam.seet N. y; 1879 fuonstree
B!ooklyn 2i3 Broadreet, Newark Satestreet Boston,
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; 2O7 Knsseet, Ch.llesoa
6 e. oil In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

twysu Houston and Blocker streets, New York.-Hi,
Practice confined DiSlocstons Hip Dissasrs sp,sns
Tenderness Inammations and CuryatuTss OF the spine
Dsoimed shoulders and Mf9maons Of the Feet and LTSs
sss, OF the Limbs generally.
References given on application 70 Or. Il. o. ih'
law CAKD-JoHN NJ. DUFFIELp, of NATcHEz,
LMspp will attend to Legal If Dm sn a bs T.
ouG - and the Superior Courts Of the STATE
pd 10 business also the Parishes OF that STATE near
Narchez he refers to- ", ,s,,. c,,,a,,sn ,,d
S Rom cod R9aiGn ssen, for Brown WslaSc5
sam Cochran Henry LaveFty' ,e ns,y,v
William Kan ----------
CHINA, GLASS, SC.
N r MERRITT. 100 Bowery, between
wi. Grand and Hester streets having jn1 elt n
new patteIs Of goods which they have imported ot F
enabled wh Gt sHSHaWsS Van. ch Cut and n
c;I H Astral and Solar Lamps, English Briianns q
Sets. Castors, sc. sc. a; very iow prices.
TEAs-so halt chests Cap Sape T5 Sog saebGs.
% fancy boxes fine s9 S p. Sou s"rf bcne
10 10 do do dc dc HGSSs S0'S0''S
IS chests superior Twankay
2oo do Hys9yn: ;n,,, urson
400 400 e eb!t chests G dD ~ lS.'
so So half chests extra fine GunIowd,r and lmpe'
nal o7 9 sS's' G(iRfNNELL, MINTURN Co. Is soutst
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.
The manufacturers have brought these Balances 70 'er'
Of psrrcon and IN their various tnodlicaem,
have ada?ted them all the purposes Tor whlc h,-'!
acrons are REQUIRED b. weight In The mechanlca
ron care is taken TO secure STRENGTH, DURABLE
and ACCuRACf-accuracyn not merely as Specic ROM
h Platform and thrUug bout the from the lowest
10 the highest capacity OF the Balance
These Scales kip their adjustment perfectly never la
bic TO arrangement and seldom 70 any expense tor
They are most OF The Railroads Ia the United states,
and in some them they have been ong IN the operation
being perfect So also in TIE Dormant and PoTia6s Scales 10"
them in constant for OF years testify 10
nnorm accuracy and the fact thar ,hey
b These Scales also been patented III ENGLAND,
where they are extensively used both IN private warehouses
anu i"V''' '''' EDWARD FIELD, No. Plat street, and
j. w. THORNE., No. lis Broed.street
o20 cody view jim
mo THE VARIOUS FIRE COMPANIES IN
TnE TNITED STATES.-The subscriber would re
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CURE FOR COUGHS Colds. Asthma, Eoarse-

TURE FUK JUUTHS, IOldS, Asthma, iOaTSt-
" ness Pain the Breast and Back, Difficulty of Breath
ing Sc The subscribers would call the attention Of the cit
above diseases Dr. Rushs Basamc Syrup of White Mus
tad novelty having been used III New Jersey and some
parts this State for the last fifteen years with great
It heals the lungs and will cold In few hours.
Mess. Bush Hyer 6 GreenM ich ST. " h9leale Agents
for this city 0Iders aud communications addressed the
subscribers will meet with prompt attention.
ESHLER s CARTER, New Brunswick, n.
OF I'm. rropretors for the IT, States and the Canadas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

DIrRLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the sale
of property for unpaid advertised take
an IN, 18th of june last postponed 10 Friday, the l2h
a. of April 1874 i2 o'clock u noon IN the City Hail.
Stree, commissioners Office Oct 18th, 1872
oif o,,, I'm JOHN EW En- Street Commissioner
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Rrn RANk

III REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS for Lon.
sryv don.-Packet Of LIST No.e.absr-Ihs splendid well
known last sailing and iavorite packet ship VICTO
RIA Capt Morgan, Will sail positively above her regular
ond Cabin Aad eeTae that fail give every
comfort ana those about visiting the Old Country
"S Ss z Tx fSsfTn P SSR i 0.6ss
tt FIRST PACKEl' FOR LWERPOOL.-
SSsAAaa.packrt sllp ADIRONDACK 1000 tons Cart Haci
staff viii sail positively above, her regular day.
superior Ieeksa mas lor cabin second
port and the pce passage low Those wishing 10
berhS should iai TO make immediate application
''''1' wv = w ". 81 /, TAPSCoTT, 50 Peck slip.
corner of south street.
Psrsons wishing u SEMI fo ,asir friends ch have them
brought frs; class American packet ship; sailing rcur
Liverpool weekly, on favorable terms.
Drafts for any amount, payable demand without di,
count any ohe charge all the principal towns OF Eng
land Ireland Scotland and Wales Of obtained ON api'
cation as above. go
Il FOR CHARLESTON-Pack of the Ist
SSSyi Noy,-The Packet Ship WARSAW, Capt Hawkins
will sail Wednesday, Nov. Isl, and We,
modaie few more cabin second cabin and passsu
700! OF R0sevetst or to w. 81. r. TAFSCo TT.
$50 - Peck slip, cor. South 81,
III ONLY REGULAR LINE FOR NEW
SysTN OkLEANS-The following fis class packets will
panetualy advertised, weather permitting,
The oGoNNEE CAPTAIN Jackson, or the slst of October
The ORLEANS, Captain Sears, on the 5;h OF Norsube
accommodatons OF thsss ships for cabin second Cabin
comfort to passengers during the voyage.
The ships Of this line have commenced their regular
trips, and will saipuncua iyeveFy FIVE days throughout the
season. Passengers may Therefore, rely being detained
The price passage being very low, those wishing
ber;hs in either OF the above can DC s. q TO
At their General Passage Othcs, q Peek slip,
os. corner Sou,h street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

T AIDES WITH HAIRY LIPS OR FACE
- Use BosFaSs eproohns Powder 1t takes every rarti
Teay improves The skim leaving soft and white
=. 7. Leok ou Beware Of countsreits Bur only Isre
Be careful Sold also at Statsstrsst Boston; Ledger
Buildings Pladeiphla 2o7 klng-steet ChaI!esIon c.
oil
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I AMES G.. MOFFET, l2l Prince ST., !

500 lbs OF German Silver, fully eque to The imported.
$500 Sheet Brass, various sizes.
1900 =" COOPER'S do, very superior article Also a
large quantity of COOPERS EARS and RIVETS. All Of
which, being manufactured under his suIeIinten.
ne is enabled superior article and very
duced prices. oil Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

s=7gs IT. POWELL u CO.'S LINE FOR
lIS=s! ~ - NEWBURGH. Landing at CaIdwes Wes
Pom, and Colo Sprng-The steamboat 4 lGH
rensIeet,, every Monday, Thursday and saturday, at !
o'clock P. VI. Returning will leave NewbeIgh every
Monday at 6; A. NJ TUESDAY a,5P NJ, and Friday al 5
NJ For freight or psSsaFs apply 10 the Cap;an on board
put board be the risk OF the thereof unless
bill Of iading receipts he signed for the jyl1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

@sg FOR, SALE, 800 acres OF Mountalns WIN
ss fine growth OF Young Timber and 800 OF Illiaole
59 Of WHICH nRds5 good siate 81 G he pre
misses with fill so odd feet and Of the best places 1at
possibly could be found for building dam tor Saley ns IL
recy ty the side the river which makes ono OF IN. os
places for manufacturing to any extent n the STATE anu 's
comperrd with. There the prem good t"o story
frame House feet front and rear Kitchen barn ana o9hon
ration With good run custom There also 10 Or u good
small Houses for tenants live in This property as IN tr
the Ramapo Manufacturing Companys Works; and within
six miles fTownsens Sterling Iron Works There are also
an abundance of the best Iron Ore within short distance of
tIs place o be had.
Forfurh.r information, call on
W II. TOWNSEND, No. 80 Nassaustre.t, \. y,
the subscriber, who lives the premises WHICH can be
done in three hours ride with the NewYork and Ere lSah-
road. THOMAS WARD
R,m,,o Oc,ohar D2S m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

/ LIQUID AMBER.-Thls unequaled medicinal
IL compound warranted 10 be efectual remedy II
sclds burns scrofua, etter,
sareum scad head ulcers baIbers ITCH and all diseases
OF the skin. from whatever IL will also sun
bum ten fLeckes pmples the lace SC giving the
part and for cleansing and preserving the teeth gums aud
cleansing the mouth and throat of fever uny1
led, For purposes Of the toilette bathing shaving, SC all
acknowledge KS supremacy every other aatic eye use
i will sectualy remove panI, pitch grease and the like
from silk woolen cotton labrcs without the least DAMAGE
10 hs color No family Individual should BE- without it.
street second oor opposite Tkofbulns 5ea dscoum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

y EssSa"a SSTATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot
SGsssssssYs ef Whi,ehall.st.-The steamboats, STAT
'Se>af1xe7s"7sfS~n EN- ISLANDER Will leave New York
and Staten Island and after October 2. follows, until
further notice
Leave New York 9-ll-2-3!-3i.
Staten Island G-!0-l-2i-5
All freight shipped $ required be particularly marked.
is the risk of the owner thereof $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

r. 600 T NTE sHIE ii IN oaar md
laad Counties STATE OF New York, IS miles from the city
The New York and Erie Railroad Orange Tnrnpke and the
we'll stocked with wood OF Is years growth and upwards
considerable part Of might bs made arabic There IS
mountain of lime stone said TO possess great strength and
vera mines Of which has lately been oLsned and
ter power with number of falls the Ramapo River
Tuxeto Lake miles long and one mile wide lies in one
part the the Of which beautiful II is three
miles above Persons Works and known the Augusta
Tract Access be had 10 IN three or four hours BY the
Hackensack and Orange Turnpike by the way of Nyack
Hayersraw.
Ii will be sold in parts offer made fo siderable
Inc ~ Chatham wher be
and other particulars dSceaned relative TO the above
aul4 3ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

sesss. FARM FOR SALE.-Iweve hundred ana
sixty acres excellent land is Offered Tor safe o
IL the subscriber This land known as the Ashland
farm and situated in til, town OF Lyme Jefferson County
cd the residue is very heavily tmbered The land OF great
fertility and is situated excellent wheatsrowng secuon
The farm buildings numerous extensive and u.s.
and the location Of the property such az 10 oe most m
vanageous investment of capital for Individual or an As
sociaon disposed extensively into the farming Dit
siness. F or further particulars inquire OF ~ =,
JOS. a. PHILLIPS.3 Mile Bay, Jefferson % n I.
Refers 70 Marsh Willis, l0l Pears Newly oIE City.
oherI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

r1 TO LET-Par OF the 2 story House NO. ~!
;s Greenwich street small senter family ".ino9
children preferred. Apply the premises or al NO =
D-y street. up stairs. Immediate possession o5y wv
ERA APARTMENTS TO LET.-Two rooms on
ne the second floor, aud front basement of house 70 ~
LIE Greenwich They will be let 70 SMALL family
it'll good references very lo Inquire as above OF
al Drug store corner of Centre and Leonard s $50 u
- ASTORIA. HALLET'S COVE, LOTS tor
@ sale33 Lots, eliSioy situated, near the Episcopal
LIZ Church aud Institute Astoria, for sale Apply 10
JAMES L. TODD, Executor. g Cedar-st. o26 I'm
a-a SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
- Under and pursuant the directions contained the
viii and Of Eleanor Coie, deceased the
undersigned will BE- sold Public Auction al The
Merchants Exchange tn. City OF Newio ok, the IAN
av OF November next twelve o'clock by Anthony
Blocker Co An oneers all that certain lot. piece or
parcel Of land situate wing and beng IN the Fifth Ward IL
the CITY of NewYork being part he land called the Church
Farm anG distinguished by the number thrv.two OF the lots
heretofore sold auction By the Rector AMI Inhabitants OF the
Civ Of New York communion OF the Protestant Epsco-
pal Church in the State OF New ork and bounded and con
tanning as follows Souther!v front Jay street >
feet astery side b. Staple street 50 feet inches
Westerly the other side b. lot number - eet
inches and Norhery the by property belonging 10
William Post las the fence stood lS2S) % feet inches he
the same more less The said premises known
number jay street Terms Of sale made known on applica
JOHN CALDWELL. }r,acr+o,s
80 2tawtNli T T. DEVAN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

nrea1 .FOR NEWDURGH--Landi a,
,ilsSStAs-l Caldwell,s, West Point Cold Spring. and
S-rE2a1gss2 tshkill Landing
The steamboat JAS. MADISON, Capt. Chas Halsiea9,
will leave Warren-stree pier every Tuesday and Fa after
room ii o'clock.
All Baggage Package. Parcels Bank Bills or Specie, put
board this boat without being entered the book or
cep,cl for mus, he at the risk Of he thereof all Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

Fgs@ FOR SALE-One half of the Farm occu-
% pied BIZ the subscriber beautifully situated in the town
- of Scarsdae Westminster County, about IS mi les from
New York and miles from White Plains. The whole arm
contains about 1880 acres and has OF Long
Island Sound. THOMAS /. COhN ELL
mn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

HxfE3 GELIZABETH-POKT AND NEW
Sss..g~ea-5 DIRK FERRY COMPANY.-WIS1lR
sss1Ssxsfas,ssa y r. NC EMENT:-Fara l2i Cents.
The Steamboats, WATER-WlTCH and CINDERELLA
ply daily from Eizabeh-Por New ork touching Nsw
Brighton and PoIt-kichmond, each trip, as follows:
On aud after the 22d day of October, 1913,
Leave t.li1abeth-Port: Leave New York:
Al Z! and 0i O'Clock A NJ At s: and 10; oclo OK A. NJ.
Al and 81 O'Clock, p NJ. AT Il aud o'clock P NJ.
.sSsK and s AZ and PM
IN BPassensers for Westfeld Scotch Plains, panfeld,
BonndB Brook somervie, Easton and Schooeys Mountain.
By the EG,bethtown and Somerville Railroad Cars will
leave NewYork in the 81 O'Clock boat the morning. and in
the II and O'Clock boats il the afternoon.
Passengers from the 81 O'Clock boat viii leave Somerve
stages for Eason and for Schooleys Mountain arrival
OF the So,nervills.
The Horse Car will leave the front of the Union Hotel Qua.
of hour prev ous to the departure of each boat
A har,., her u Of n1snsr noS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

SINGULAR SALT DEPosrroRY.-An officer of the
United States Dragons, writing from Washis
river to the Cincinnati Gazette, August 5th, gives
the following statement of the Salt PLAIN OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

80 Beecknen, Duchess Co-he said farms are adjo'rIls
first contains abou, hundred and sixty with h9uss
barn. The second contains about hundred and thy
ons Hundred acres without buildings All good repair
well watered and we'll proportional with plough meadow
Ii not previously disposed Of they will be sold at Public
iucuou on the 18th Of Nov next at y o'clock on the Pre-
premises; WHEEL Err GILBER T Beeknan or WRIGHT,
LOSEE i co. 20 MooIs:st.. Nsw:York slt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15

1 -. months before The Election? That was inev-
liable; sul the vote IN ne State equal 10 tho
num5er OF legal voters, and IL was highest IN
New Hampshire and ~ The Loco Foco portion of
that Stale; next highest IN illinois, also Loco F..
G. We need say nothIngsm on this head
II there be sidence that the Wing vote wac
corrupt, II is high time 1t was given. But the
charge Is grossly false.
There remains nothing to countenauee the def
amation of tho People by the ex-president and
h's hackers but the fart that the Wings huIt Log
Caalos' aui talked OF Hard CIder'-provoked ~
eacA case by tho unwiss taunts Of their cppc>
nents. That they drank more of ANYTHING hard ,
than THAR opponents Is not 10 evidence and We
do not believe II, vastly superior a they were in
numbers. Bat they butt Log Cabins. aud hat
al ~ Did that circums snce change I.o-o FucoS
= Nhfgse We have no doubt II vas the means
Of good; but It was what was said in Ia. CAtla-
the fscls and Arguments tharo ndducst IN IA
vor OF Il change III the National Poicy--that dii
the work. II We have not Log Ca4las, we shall
doubtless fad some places IN lsai 10 expose ne
mischief of Tyler Loco F1coisu al ~ IL thass
of Van BnrenIsn IN 1910.
Let not, then, the defamGrs of tho Peonfste
vsr5at IN $50 lay the fiateriag unef,on - their
souls that they shall obtain n reversal at That yer
Diet IN 1911, On those who choose II proclaim
themselves fools, drunksrds and .winGloss 10 :
10 they msy make some impression: baI on tho
Twelve Hundred Thousand Freamen who sober
", esrneftly and periodically voted for General
Harrison and change of Public Measures in
10, their abuse must have an effect opposite
that they would seem DESTROYS Of producing
These will be but animated 10 greater exar,ions
To- vindtcate ihslr fair fame. and TO show ihn, in
$50 they acted deliberately, utelligentty and
ia the spirit Of Freeme,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-15
TIIE FALSE PROPHETS.

We have been pretty close observer Of po~
ii''ca svenis for tho last fifteen years, nud hsvo
marked tho operations Of principal enaotmen:s
of Congress and Uaevemeuis of tho Executive
Department during that tIms.--Ws can, AT tho
end of that period. say with strict truth, that NC
10 aot recoect singIe Loco foco measure the ef-
fscis OF which resulted to the country III acoor-
dance with tho prediction of its friends. The re-
noTai OF tho deposits, the veto Of tho Bank bill,
the local deposlt. bank system. the Sub Trsasa-
rs. aud all tho other schemes. originated by tho
Locofoso party, and by them passed into laws
have faliad to produce the ends professedly de-
signed by their promoters, md each has been
fr1u9ht with evil TO tho country.
Tss uothug have predictions of our 0p-
ponsnts boeu proven TO be greatly OF fault az
n regard to the effects of tho Tariff law of the
last Congress on tho prices Of leading articles Of
nse ~ the country. Iron and nails, which ara
taxed very high, under our present impos, lave
ara lower priced now than thew have boen for
wears, while the foreign competition il shut oof
The manufacture of these articles has, at ihs
same time, received such impulse. that furna-
ees and mills which were shut up durinq the lat
ter years Of tho compromise Act have haen re.
ylVed md give employment to hundreds. Cot
ton domssiics arc cheaper than they ever
were bsfofa IN spite CT the Tariff. Rather ough,
wa 10 say such has been tho benign inf0onoe Of
hat most sa!utafy law upon our DOMESTIC inter-
ests, that manu- acturss which wero langai.hIuy
under foreign competition have revived, and hum
drsds of operatives. before seeking work IN vain,
haYo been roiurnshsd with proftabie labor
The article Of sugar, toe, ona Of our great
Southern staples, has been low8r priced this ssa.
son than ever before, notwithstanding tho pres.
eat Tariff excludes mportstIons at living profits.
So popular has the Tariff become 10 Louisiana
tho Sugar growing State" that the organ Of L..
cafocolsm IN New Orleans - about reading 3Tr
Calhoun out Of The "democraie' party, osoaass
he opposes Protection!
That it ia as the WIGS predicted Tho Ia
riff 10 Working we'll for al, sections Of the oo1n.
try, md for all parties, oepting only thu Loco
foco Antl-Tartff party. In the reviyug prosper.
uy Of commercial interests. and in ths bel
tsrment OF individual and State credit. they Sc.
tho confusion of their Predictions H3g
much longer will the people tolerate their rnissr
able qusckery s-Scioio Gazette