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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

Brig Damapt Jameson, Charleston VIM Weisser; Tam
oleon, BIiyen, St Shomas, Richards; Haliowe smith
Port Leon Hurlbut Co; Philura, Doane, Savannah
Duaham s Dimon Dimon Robinson, Charleston, Durham
S Dimon.
schs Little Mary Portland Extra oyerton, Philadel
phia.
Arrived,
Brig Roarer, Cornng u ds from Maranham, hides TO
B brig Margaret s Elizabeth, Faulkner ds I'm Pctou
CD, coal TO Soule Whitney.
Brig Diploma Five ds from Boston, in ballast TO Mes.
mith * Co.
Brig Sterling Hamilton from Philadelphia, mdse to Dun
ham s Dimon Sailed in company with U ship Dale Tor
NYork.
schr Ann, Flyman, lotion, DIS FIN Newber NC, naval
stores 20 De Peyster Whmarh Sailed in with chrs
Jadge Hitchcock Register, Anaconda Sarah George fo-
lock, all for Work.
Schr Fair, Smith DIS FIN Washington, Nc, naval stores
to BRYANT s Maitland
schr North State, Roberts, ds I'm Washington NC,
val stores S l. Mitchell.
Sch Emma, Cole, DIS I'm Baltimore, bread Tor the Navy
TO Johnson Lowden.
schr Star, Haet, DIS from Baltimore, pig iron bound to
Taunton
schr Mary Purdy ds I'm Baltimore pig on bound 10
schr Mary Marshall, , ds I'm Philadelphia. coal.
Sch Mary Willets Lovelaud, ds from Philadelphia,
coal
schr susannah < Phebs, Godfrey ds from Richmond,
coal.
schr David Cox, Widen ds fin Richmond, coal bound
10 Stanford.
schr Samuel Mcdowell, Hitchngs, Philadelphia, coal
Schr Susan & Phebe, Riker, Phlad coal
Schr Louisa Dambman Philad, coal.
,chr Delaware DIS FIN Virginia potatoes master
Schr Hannah Harriet, Smith, > DIS FIN Philad coal.
Schr Trader Nickerson, Boston, fish.
Schr Juliet Wogam ds I'm Petersburg, flour to James
Hunter.
schr Columbian Eagle, Philadelphia, coal.
schr Powhattan, I'm Phindelphia
Below.
Swedish ship Blixton I'm Antwerp also, Dan brig Fam
pa I'm Phllad. Wind SW
Sailed.
Ship Italy, Couton, Trieste; bark RolIa.
Disasters.
SChr Marion of Beverly lately reported wrecked at
Whitehead stated by Belfast correspondent of the East
Argus to have been wrecked ledge near the Light
Fragments of goods also He also that Cap
Tufts lately exchanged the schooner Minerva, for the
Marion supposed she had several passengers and that
all on board perished
The brig Eclipse, from New Grenada, wrecked on
Pedro Shoals onthe Goth Sept Motives lost but not an ar
tce of cargo saved Her first captain, Nicholson was lost
at Chagres and the time Of the wreck she in charge
Capt Eldrdge. All the aud passengers were at Ha
vana oath ut and would leave the day in the Charles
Hammond for NY ork.
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z NNniVeTSNTy' OF TIE LHUy z. L. SHOW
T B. SOClETY.--rhe Lady f.. l.. Snow T. B. Society
sIrctully inform friends and the public that they viii
celebrate their first Anniversary at the Green Street NJ r.
Church Friday (tomolrow) evening. 10th iust al u
O'Clock and have the pleasure OF announcing that the follow
bly, upon the Rev Mir. Green, T. H. Oakley Esq
Alexander Welsh Esq Dr.. Draper Of Mr. Brown
be expected rom The eho Of Green Street Church Lady f.
L. Snow Musical Association aud MeSsrS. Brown of York
es, Mckinney, Nc Donough, Vanhuskirk and others In the
course Of the evening splendid medal will be presented 10
Cot F. l.. by lady behalf OF the Lady E. l. Snow
Society delegation of 100 from Brooklyn with N
Mayor Hall will favor the ladies with visit An interesting
Report showing the doGgs OF the Society for the past year
Will be Themeetng viii be opened with prayrrby Rev
Mr.. Green aud closed With benedicon BY Rev Mr.. Haw
ley.N. B. No charge for admlttance Come early
seats. n9 2tiSe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

C. Second Coming OF Christ.--Lectures will
be continued tins important subject every Sabbath Con
sution Hall $50 Broadway, between Blocker and Bond
streets Prot. n n. Whiting viii speak afternoon and even
ing and Bro. the morning. Bible Class at a. NJ aud
4 + NJ. Mo "
1T~ Ncrcnntile Library Associatton.-An
adjourned the members OF this Association will be
held Clinton Hall Tuesday evening November ltth at
haEpast O'clock discuss the xpediencr Of the plan OF
ton BY order, WIN. NJ PARKS,
Mo Etis- Recording Secretary.
D7s Unionists Attention "A meeting of the
Unonsts' Association will be held National Hail. on FRI
day ey enng Nov. 10, at Il o'clock By order
SILAS CHlCKERlNG, Presr.
CHARLES W. PIERCE Sec'y n92t
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YETANTED-A situation as Nurse and Seam
stress Chambemaid and Laundres By aver Iespect
able Protestant young woman who VIII be highly
mended BY her last employer. Please cali NJ 1876 FeenhSt
uear Seventh Avenue IL
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THE NEW WORLD.
coNTES.rs FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER I

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL:
!. OTHER FOLKS-An amusing original sketch ~ Lin
cola Ramble, Esq.
II. RETROSPECT OF THE sTAGE-No. of these
entertaining "reminiscences of the oideu time.
Ill THREE LESSONS DRAWN FROM LIZA
capital and ughsbe story by Leman Blanchard
~ THOUGHTS ON FORTUNE-HUNTlNG-A
Tale from one of the October Magazines
V TRAVELS AND ADVENTURES OF MON
SIEUR VIOLET-A review from English paper OF Tins
wonderful book oil modern travels.
VI. VISIT TO ALEXANDRIA-The Ctty-Women-
The Harem.
VII. MY SONS FRIEND-The Story OF Puudt
VIII. EMIGRATION TO TEXAS-An able original
article exhibiting brief history OF the Texan War-the adj
rantages and resources of the Countryand all requisite IN
formation for Emlgrants
~ IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES IN EGfPT-Ac-
OF the Exploration OF The Labyrinth Of Mosr, By Pro-
es5oc Lepsus of Prussia
y. EDIrORlALS.-Harper& Brothers. Affairs Ire
land; The English Abroad; Ason History Of Europe;
Musical Word-Foregp News-Scraps and Varieties
C Single copies, cents-S3 year. All subscribers
the " MYSTERIES OF PARIS the price Of which is
81. Cali at 80 4,un-s }. WINCHESTER, Publisher nl0
- The Weekly Plebeian for this week vii
be ready for delivery the of the Pebean Office
u o'clock THIS DAY Il will contain splendid Likeness
OF Martin an Buren, accompanied with bet blosaph
sketch his history; besides which, will have the Local
and General News OF the week ariety OF Editorials The
latest Election Returns and choice selection OF entertaining
literary Single copies with without wrappers,
cen Is; rrice of subscription per wear ST. Mo 2r
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NANTED-A SITUATION as chambermald and
waiter or 10 do hOusew ork By girl who
give the very best of reference Please inquire AIS
Broadway MO 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

w ANTED-A situation as Chambermaid or
w Waiter general housework BY respectable young
woman who thoroughly understands her business. Best Of
city reference gwen. Apply at93 WNoser-st. nl0 2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

no MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, AND
L OTHERS "A young man. % years OF age, wishes 10
obtain employment He has been the Hardware and Drug
business and has general knowedg OF almost kind OF
business he would be willing apprentice himself
good Mechanic line addressed " this Office will
with prompt Good references can be given
p1nI y.S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

~ Wire Window Shades-Aianulactured 10 or
hogany frames parlor basement Office and other windows
aall doors screens for public rooms, &c, by
LEE CO., is Factory.strset
These beautiful Shades unlike all Others admit all the air
and light INTO the and perfect the streeat
the same they obstruc the view from the street into the
room and keep mosquitoes and other insects out, and are
very ornamental v22 stf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

o. Boarding SchooIaIrving INSTITUTED
Tarrytown y. Y-Circuars at 7G Bowery, y. I.
iv22 amis WI. r. LYON. A. NJ Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

BOARDING DOWN TOWN-A Gentleman
~ and his wife three single Gentlemen may have
desirable Rooms and Board where there very few board
At No. 81 Grcenwichstet The house has Just been
newly fitted and boaders will b. accommodated mode
rate terms. nj Owls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10
NATIONAL PAINTING.

EMBARKATION OF THE PILGRIMS
Painted BY RoAr " WE,R for the RoTUNpA OF THE
SAToH AGAbEMf Of kosdwsy
Of Leonad-st OFeair9m a. NJ al 70 r NJ Admit G
lance IS Season Tickets so cents Descriptive Catac
ogues IL. cents Ia order crafty the number Of
visitors, the Exhibition Will continue open ior snort time
longer now 5tsnas
ID WINTERS EXHIBITION OF CHEMICAL
ns on hoNpY fVESSG NOV g. 49, the
Building, Of Chamseg-sreet and Broadway Each
md produces the wonderful phenomena Of distinct Pic
EI%% q fEh% ia AZ ANP OR GRTqIyxIoS
l. BELsHAZZAR's FEAST
Tickets of ai each Performance each
Eatrance on Chanbefss doorrom Broadway. M 3wis-
T1AKE NOTICE.-Mrs WILLIS, lady of lnfor-
nation future events and what - past can be seen
Ill the 18th of tbs mouth at 2d5 Elizabeth St 10 doors from
Houston, near Blocker NJ Owls
GS OK PEACH ORCHARD BROKEN
'DC,rSo. COAL red ash; warranted coed quality and
The C9a free burning red ash Coal and suitable for
will a IF 'o"s sc 2 sf6ss: f..
THE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, will
Roads ,aEs Rses sa ssai ais
Bridges eyery description with plans and specifications
AM s and ep 5 a9ape Of
rock e ma the cost Of S h they M
power available and Of opening and quarres. They
will make drawings and Specifications OF improvements IN
machines, and aid procuring letters PATENT The
services Of Dr. Thomas P Jones have been secured for any
business requiring personal attendance at Washington hsy
will act agents for the sale OF Letters Patent Also, OF Mills
Mines, Quarries, Machinery. &c.
.banss Sa,r Vo-k EDWIN F. JOHNSON,
nlG- NlLEIE1.,- ~. EzH.2L-
OHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLIsHMENT
C1N THE UNITED STATES-No, 90 BoweEy-AN
nTRS6N & DOBBS now offer ther whole stock OF supe-
nor English Three Ply Double Sagrtne Extra FINE Ingram
at Window Shades SC. all Of which having been purcha
sd al low prices for will be sold Is 10 80 per cent
xs, hu any other establishment TIL. city By the piece
or ward ,r,,r,>-o Ill
ETNEI INGRAM CARPETiNG. As per va
suPERFINE INGRAM CLARIFYING; IS per 70
IMPERIAL RUGS AND TUFTED RUGS from 81 70 81
ITALIAN TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADEs's'
yNPERiAI, THREE.PLY CARPETING, Is to rs pryd
VENETIAN STAIR CARPETING. all prices ~
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. any width ~ pr. w.
=. AN DERSON& DOBBS, No. 90 B2wery,
o2i lfns. The first Carpet Store above Hes'er's'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

NYANTED-A place by smart grl for Cham
" berwork or Housewogk-a very good Washer, &c Ap
nj at EeSal-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

N7ANTED-A place by smart, steady man as
w Porter. mmdh horses sny other work. Apply a, 2S
Priuce-Strest. rslr Mo Be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

SO000 WANTED.-A man who can COM
~OOO mand $1,000 engage business and share the
profits which promise be uncommonIy productive line
addressed r. h. left the Tribune office stating where
interview may be obtained will be attended and expana
| ton of the business given. (nl0 81 T. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

ITO IRON MASTERS.-For sale, Mill Sites
the immediate neighborhood of Biuminous Coal and
from Ore Of the rsquaty, P-nlsy ,anahe nearest point
to tide where such Coal and Ore found together
The is complete with Philadelphia Balt
the property and farther information apply Archibald
Mclntyrs Albany; Archibald Robertson Phi'adelphia or
where be specimens Of the coal and ore; also maps
and sections of the property.
K CASEY Civil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

SPONTANEOUSLY Wanted Immediately, few
~ industrious Shoemakers who understand the making of
India Rubber Shoes; also last and line India Rubber-
Apply HUTCHINSON < RUNY0N,
n42 rS~ Lana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

- The Weekly Tribune for the present week IS
sale the desk this II beautiful story
the Democratic Review By Neal Ths Life Of Travel
ing Physician A Letter from Thurlow Weed from Pa:'s
Visit the White Mountains Pennsyl ania Foreign
News with the particulars Of OCounell's movements and
arrest EDlTORlALS-On the Election, on MIR. Forrest,
on the Arrest Of O'Connell Post Office Reform Com
mon Schools SC &c &c Interesting Cores ondence all
variety Of subjects from OHIO Indiana Philadelphia Wis
cousin Boston &c Very full reports Of the Markets,
with the OF the week IN Gram, Cotton Pro-
IONS Hides Seeds Talow, &c SC. several columns
OF News Items and Miscellaneous Reading, Election
Returns, sc.
T., ,,s,,,r,u- -. ~. FOR ,,,;r,.
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c,,as,.itb. of1So Srosdxyav., Is

q Mr.. Goldsmith. of $50 Broadway, Is
commencing his Fall Glasses for instruction OF PEN
citizens require commentators from MI
G's ladies' Class daily O'Clock. Mr. O. has sep
aras Parlos Ladies Classes also for the acconoda
ton OF Ladies Gentlemen that may wish receive private
lessons.
~ To Publishers and others.-Work done at
the shortest notice Adams improved Power Press
specimen of Sears Illustrated Works, Just finished viii be
shown on application. BURROUGHS s. co,
ne 3.is lib Fulton
= Every description Of Job Printing. as above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

NTANTED-A boy to learn the Silver Plating
W Businessmen the age OF sixteen. Apply TO
Mo 81 WIN. ). LYON, 1873 Graud-St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

" NUNS, Wuffs, Muffs-Ofverysu superior quality,
among winch are some OF the finest Natural and Black Lynx
70 De found IN the city-lor sale at WATSON'S,
Ladies would DO we'll to cali and examine PREVIOUS 70
purchasing ELSEWHERE Taped Mufs of every description
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

n. B.-Cyanuret Of Potassium Hypo sulph. Soda, Wood
oxyma[ Pottssa Oxac Acid Carbonate Ammonia Bronze
Lunar Caustc the Compound Myr Tooth Paste PategoHc
ruth and Nickel Pyroligneou, Acid and all the
gromns SbsaG@t l o. 9 sd
sPir Mite. Spif Hartshone, Ether Granyiles Lotion Pas
tiles, sSc. n9 2seOdis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

SPICES.-Boys wanted to pack Spices None
~ but good hands need apply. HENRY B. BLAIR,
WaShneto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

Passengers Sailed.
IN the brig ATorea for Nobile-Messrs VIM Ledard W
ark, Benz Cordoran, H Walsh, W Marsh, A Dss
hon. Rev A NICHOLSON, f 7 Thorp lady, child and ser
want Mrs Higgins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

The Concorda In,elEgenc-r ofest Saturday says: Dur
ing late trip Red River Parishes had oppo
uny Of witnessing the rasases OF the ca'eFars upon Inc
crops In region From own observation sat-
sied that the injury sustained from this has mater
ally shortened the previously short crop Of that vicinity On
examining the halt grown bos we found many completely
blirh,ed BY The injury thus sustained An old planter
formed us that the crop of last year Rapde short of
an average one and that the growing crop must be
smaller
The following table of Exports at Cleveland shows
siderable decline comparing October 1912 with Oct S43
1872 Flour, bbls Pork, bbls. Wheat bu
To I. s. Ports. los 400 1875
To Canada ls056 IS n293
Total. .s522I 473 i8a,37s
1873 Flour bbs. Pork, bbls, Wheat bu
To L. S. Ports .....53 935 ~ 6S,2l5
To Canada 1851 50 l,2o2
Total. 10000. 500 555 75,4l1
Value Of Flour, Pork and Whea, exported in
October 1872 1919, l19 90
Value Flour, Fork Wheat exported in Oct l3 37e II
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- Or. Fen. commands Poudre subtIe

DR.. Felix Gourauds POudre subtitle,
VIII completely and perm antly eradicate supertiuous hui
air from females upper bps the hair coIceang broad
and elevated forehead the stubborn beard OF man. any kind
OF supeuous hair. Be get the genuine the original
office, 81 Walker ST. one door from Broadway.
81 per bottlS--Oirections French aud English
Agents. Guthrie, Maiden lane, Albany; Myers, New
Haven't Brown, &c Chestnut street, Philadelphla Jordan 2
Milk street Boston Gray Poushkespse; Greet Worcester
Carleton LOWELL C. Dyer, Jr., Providence; Mathewson
Norwich; ronsey, Rochester y y, Guild, Bangor White
! Calais
Can tested before buying proof positive this and
mistake. go I'm
% References given TO hundreds who will state
facts lust they and we feel certain the public will have
confidence in TcopheouS every person who buys comes
| recommended by those who have ussdlt
AT so CENTS PER BOTTLE-Ihe Chiet virtues OF tins n
copherous medc2ted compound are
It's bracing, strengthening and clarifying qualities;
2. Its gently stimulating the action of the skIn
It's producing and encouraging reaction IN the bulb or
oo and particularly in the pulp which receives the vessels
and nerve giving life and vigor TO the halr;
4. Its equalizlng the circulation OF the fiuids
Its freeing skin from the effects oil perspation scur
and dandrff and diSposing the hair 10 curl;
And its frequent will preserve the hair IN beauty and
health 10 the latest period Of life:
advice given all diseases connected with the
hair, at the Hair Cutting Rooms.
o23 mis li6 Broadway, Of Libertyst up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

X1TANTED-Ca Capital wanted III the SILK Bust
w NESS the wayof partner partners, by gentle
the long acquainted with the business aud
Of I. B. WAkEAlAN, Esq SECRETARY Of the Amer
whom is left in written FORM the outlines Of the proposed
MO 6%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

T EECHES LEECHES ! LEECHES "A
IL very superior lot Of healthy and large Swedish Leeches
Just received and offered for sale By the thousand hum
dred or single better terms can any where be had in
this city, by Dr. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

BUT DO Mt ALL COME AT ONCE
just received, upwards of $1,000 complete volumes OF
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINES,
and Godey's Ladvs Books for 1872 which selling of
rush at
SO CENTS Il VOLU1fE,
l2 single number Each number contains spien-
$4,000 YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK viii be received
this day and will be sold cheap--rery
LADf'S WORLD OF Fashion back Nos. only ct cents.
Talk about your Mysteries o Paris being cheap, when you
can lay in your winters reading for ONE DOLLAR.
Drop IN early this morning
BURGESS * STRINGER,S, 222 Broadway,
Mo Corner OF 4Annstre-t.
CHEAP READING-The terms of subscription
~ to the BOWERY CIRCULATING LIBRARY have
been reduced oneha viz For year from ST 50 for
81 for one month from 81 10 50 cents
Books 4t Inconsistencies per volume tor the
usual size, 2s for large For
works three days allowed ; for old works week.
Inns Library now contains 5000 volumes the d.
partmen3 OF Literature and constantly additions
OF all the new works together with the foreign and American
periodicals published.
Subscribers this Library will be entitled TO greater
amount and variety OF reading than be obtained from
OF the periodicals. cheap publications. other Library
for the same price.
Catalogues may be had at the Library price u! centsTo
subscribers GRATIS.
novO Otis H. s 5. RAYNOR, 10 Borery.
THE ONLY COMPLETE EDITION
PRrcE FIVE DOLLARS, ~ EXTRA LEATHER BINDING,
HARPER s BROTHERS WILL PUBLISH
ON THURSDAY MORNING. NOV. 9th,
AILISON,S HISTORY OF EUROPE
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! w MANIFESTATIONS by two respectable
w Young Women, do Chamberwork OF General House
work together separately, private family Best Of city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10
cry INTELLIGENCE.
TuT-RspAY, November 9.

TuURsDAY, November 3.
Cousr CALEsDARFrday = % ); suFs En- Oh
coarNos g. IT, II, 49, 3D. ~ IS 80 81, "a, 3d. So
81 SO to % p n ssNOs So ID 10 H. 70 Is inclusive
r[orar-The jury not emPaneilad has been fur
-, A. rod 20 Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

AsHEs.-Pots improving, and the sales to-day
about 100 barrels, at 50 56 mostly the latter. There
is good demand with moderate supply Pearls with
out change Sales to-day l25 barrels, %, part for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-10

c PEhG Cd . 9keHAkp Coed B 5S. :ss
sold for the above PRICE taken direct from the vessel
The Coal free burning red ash Coal and suitable for par
lor CRATES kitchen Orders left with the subscriber
will be promptly delivered free from charge for
nl0tf 4. STOKES DICKINSON, lOT Anthony-st.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14
A NEW WAY TO STOP SELLING RUM

A certain trader in Vermont having become CON
WINGED Of the Improperly Of selling rum was desir
Gus Of stopping, but did not know how to begin with
out offending some Of his customers. There were
some that he could rofu,c, sod thoro wore others
that he thought he could not. After studying upon
the matter some lime, he hit upon the following ex-
pedient AS he had sold in all quantities to be
drank in his store and 10 be carried away he lho't
he would stop the tipping business first. So he
put his spirits all down cellar, and when man
called for drink whom he did not like to refuse, he
would say, Eyes, go with me-" lie then went down
narrow, crooked pair Of stairs through a trap door
into tho cellar the man following him, poking along
carefully, so as MOTTO break his neck, and when he
got gown, it to be dark that they could mt
see. lie would then say his customer, really, it
is dark here, stay and | will ge, light" lie
would then go mp after candle, and be sure to be
gone as long any way decent and when he
returned there would be no iumbler down cellar -
Then he must return and get tumbler, by no
means in hurry, and by the time he had got down
with his tumber the cask was not tapped, and per
haps in his fussng the candle had gone out lie
would then run and get gimbet to tap the alore-
said cask, and draw his rum Then there was sure
| TO be no water, and he would run to get that and
the candle would 90 out in his great haste, and by
the Time he got the water and light from the begin
ming to the end Of the whole operation, it would be
the best part Of half hour. BY this time The Gus
toner had got ready TO swallow the dram, aud put
| the question, what is to pay The answer was
Oh, nothing, nothing don't take any pay. Suf-
flee it to say, man that he could not euse would
ever cali for a second dram. After serving all his
influential customers in this way he got rid of the
nPpling part Of the business, and kept Temper
| ance store.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-14
Tuesday .'sorniRg's .Tsau.

~ Hon ! & SrrNcrR has tcs.-nd h,s com.
nilsson as Secretary Of Wax aui accepted he ap
pou'mrut ol SECRETARY OF thc Ircasur lie ca.
i,ts upon lhc du,i,s ui has ofic. lbs dly
jaws M,ptsaN poRrER. Of pcnnsy lvanii,
has been appointed so hl the vacancy iu the War
Department and Sill enter upon ihr d1u.s of 'hc
oecrctaryship Of War NIilout.dclay -- Maa,sDt-
an, on
Hon Henry Lone OF lnl,ana md Hon W
Washington OF North Carolina. have declined
beng candidates for reelection TO Congress
The Alabama Legislature has refused to Re-.
cove The States quota ofihe loud distribution fund
/ The States finances are hankrup, and her people
are oppressed with taxation
/ The till TO lay oti,ho State into Congressional
districts upon the " hilc basis alone has passed
both Houses and IS now a law revenue bill
raising -25o0o0 passed the House. and would
/ pass the Senate The Judges Of the circuit conr
have all been reelected The number Of judicio
circuits has been reduced to nine
What can revenue Of S250000 effect in
State, which has a debt Of more than 81 600 O00
and which requires about $3.50 GOO to dcfray thu
expenditures for the present year,