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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
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strange that many should rans1Sk ISn, hs
OF NATURE has furnished in every cline the best prevent
T TIE 1g Sf { cRY 'aI G psc9oTiR IS for all m
HADDosrrELp, n j. Api 20, l8a3.
On about the 18th day OF October 1871 was taken With
five days and was followed BY the breaking OF ulcer or alb
inwadly which relieved the pam htte but caused me
to throw up quantity Of offensive matter and much
hut he SAID hr coGd do but little for e1ce; to eve
MERCURY Pals, which refused to take. Many other
did me any good The discharge m blood aa corruption still
continued every few days till at last becamr offensive
cough which si times caused to raise mgch more blood
than before. Ny disease still grew I'LL February when
all h1g~s Of IeGovsIy weIn sv, up and my friends all
close heard Of Dr. sars Baisam Of "ll Cemy and got
Bottle, which relieved Immediately, ,nd BY the OF
only three bottles OF this medicine lmy paas removed;
cough aud splitting obood and couption entirely STOPPED
and in weeks my health enable
work my trade (that o! carent-r and up 10 this
time have enjoyed good health THoM.s CozENs
Ner Jersey, Gloucester Co ss-Pesonaiiy came be'9f or
said county, Thomas Cozrn and being duly affirmed accord
ing TO law saith the above mall things true-Ai
irmed before me on the 2ah day OF April 1873 S;.,
The original affidavit and Others may be seen al l25
Fulton-stteet
The Balsam will Asthma any stage,
long stanins. Ask A. Williams, Esq Counsellor at Law
No SO Wiam-st. whom it cured Of Asthma OF "a ysiss'
vain Liver Complaint Bronchitis ois,uae Coughs Bleed
ing the Lungs &c have been cared when all
ordinary means had proved useless
any of the extraordinary virtues OF this nedcIn who VIII
call the Office b. the production OF evidence that cannot be
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whom all orders should BE- -Dexer Albany Sm!
Fowe 1873 Westinghouse. Boston, Gorham New Haven;
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a,-a TO FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS.

9,a TO FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS.
3 The subscriber oers the following ysluabe property
for sale at Saratoga Springs Il is stu,ted nearly
OF the celebrated Congress Spring wh but few rods OF open
grounds Intervening The lot is 60 from, and 10 feet II
rear The Of the tot occupied by we'll built DWELL
ing g By % feet part which used for finishing and
ware rooms The shop in the so BY feet with four
floors contains superior five horse which
drives turning laths for wood where all the varieties Of shop
and job turning performed, co lumns for budnSs'
also tmbr-drcssng machine, tenondng machine, NOR
tcng machine boring machine, turning whip ser.
eal circular saws turning engine for turning metals and
hnery is nearly new CONSTRUCTED aud put up the best
ner and is adapted and used for the manufacture OF chairs,
Il in those branches OF business the village and
sive surrounding country There is also the premises fine
mill 10 miles distant from said village the midst Of an
nee ton with SAID establishment. The failing health of the
subscriber is the for offering the property
in market References can be gentlemen this city
who are acquainted with the establishment The subscriber
may be found Loyeoys Hotel from O'clock A. NJ.
| O'Clock 7. NJ each day, until after the 2Oth inst
| oI7 A.. RANSOM COOK.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

sgSf, FARM FOR SALE.-Twelve hundred and
c sixty acres of most excellent land Offered for sale by
the subscriber This land is known the Ashland
farm and IS situated in e town OF Lyme Je erSon County,
New York Seven hundr2d and fifty OF the clear
ed the residue very heavily tmbered The land Of great
fertility. and is situated excellent wheatsrowing section
the wealthy and populOus Counties OF the STATE.
The farm buildings numerous extensive aud commodou,
and the location Of the property such offer most ad
vanaseous investment OF capital for individual As
sociaon disposed extensively into the farming bu-
siness. + or further particulars inqnire o
JOS. a. PHILLIPS. Mile Bay, Jefferson Go. y. Y.
Refers to Marsh s. Willis lOl Pearl.st, NewYork City.
SrpteInb,r 10. 1873. s2l 2tawf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
pc-a A WONLEN FACTORY EOR SALE.-

EA A WOODEN FACTORY FOR SALE
f said Factory is located on the Farmngton River, lsl
Amies from Illord Conn. and contains two sets OF
Machinery full operation and making so yards Of wocdysd
blue black Broclohs daily like the samples No. pl2 IN the
Co,hoom at the American Far. The water power is auth
cient Tor any reasonable extension OF the WORKS.,
Any inquiries by letter directed 10 the subscriber AZ New
Hartford Conn during the FAIR the United States Hotel,
New York, will meet with attention.
Ii desired will sell half practical English
American manufacturer and OF the purchase moueyma
mortgage.
would say 20 my old customers and Wooden manu,c
tue, particular that am ready 10 receive orders for
Picking, Cardn, and SPINNING Machinery. Said Picker
called Koss's Patent RatchetFeeds aud She'll Picker,
in great demand MachinsS residing other States who
sh build them will lind for their interest TO call the
subscriber whore they Draft and Specification and
also the Clerks desk IN the American air.
New!Iartord Conn. [e6 l"' GEO. c. KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

II,UttU FOR SALE-Lying in Orange and Rock
Land Counties stae Of New s. York IS miles from the city
Ramapo River running nearly through the Of it, IL is
well stocked with wood Of 2} years growth and Upwards
mountain OF lime stone said possess great strength and
vera mines. Of which has lately been opened and
ter power with number of falls the Ramaro River
Tu1eto Lake two miles long and mile wide lies in one
Of the the scenery Of which beautiful IL is three
miles above Persons Works and known the Augusta
Tract Access can be had TO IN three or four hours By the
Hackensack and Orange Turnpike, by the OF Nyack
Haverstraw
1t will be sold in parts if an offer made fcI considerable
tract Inquire Chatham street, whsIe map be
and other particulars dsceained relative the above pemi
ses aul4 BINS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

yyss@ FUK SALE-One half of the Farm occu-
sE pied b. the subscriber beautifully situated in the
u of Scarsdale, Weschest.r County about 23 miles from
New York and miles from White Plains he whole Farm
contains about 1870 acres and has extensive of Long
Island Sound THOMAS |. CORNELL
10Th mo- 10Th Tol! lms On the Farm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

SAYa FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE IN PART
TS5HFOR WESTERN LANDS.-S.yera valuable i'm
-Ir.proyed farms well located in the Counties Of Wayne
of s. C.. .LYNES, S. Wall.st.
Money loaned bond and mortgage productive City
BROOKLYN property. Inquire as above ol6 ]tt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

=zzrzpr.,- TO TIE PUBLIC.-Whereas Os
e SS born Little of % Ful'on.street have ad.
"A yertispd Conger's Edse Tools for sale and
IA J and the impression has gone abroad that they
~ ~ are of my make. and whereas the said Us
born Little a. unwilling to remove said erroneous mprrs-
SION by atpy the whereabouts Of the real maker therefore,
"a urrrcryr M friend, and the public in general would
msTy state that M ny tools can only No 80 Attorney
street or al George Briggs Co No is Aadenane where
full suplv NAV always be- had liberal discount TO deal
sss and s IN future will BE- stenIs Consr % Attorney
sDQ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

!hWELliY OF THE LATEST PATTERNS.
Lated Cake Baskets, Cas,ors and Candlesticks;
GGntaannia Gannia Cofee-P Pots Tea Sets and Ums;
TToSSh'e Sandwich and Convex Tea-Trays;
,d liable Casery, single dozen OF s. pieces
a many other goods Of similar description for sale BY
oo,n. ALoEkT BEACH, al Iii Chasham.,reet,
In neal PeArl-ssrrvt-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

4 CARBIDE. REESE having returned to the
city has resumed the practice OF his profession all
He BE- Consulted his office ard dwelling,
Rev. Dr.. McElroys Church.
Dr. l. vii as heretofore, attend TO Operative Surgery in
general and laTy that for the remoya Of diseases and
delornites Of the Eye $50
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

INTENSIVE WATER POWER FOR SALE,
Ia adjoining the New. York and Erie Railroad on the
Ramapo River miles from the City Of New York. capable
Of driving Machinery almost any there four
whole part Of 1000 Of land heavily tmbeed with
wood Of Is years gowh There also the tract
strength considerable part of the land cleared and cult
rate and there might BE- made excellent Farms, by
lies part the tract the scenery of which is beautiful
The place is remarkably healthy Il is known as the Au-
gusta tract and i, three miles above PiesOn's w oks.
Access be had TO three four hours from the city
of New York BY the NewY ork and Ere Railroad, FIVE
or sx hours By the way OF Hackensac and Orange Turnpike.
by the way Of Mack Hayerstaw the Hudson RIVER
Inquire at No. 70 Chatham $50 3m~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

sp4H THREE FARMS for sale, in the town Of
@& Beeckman, Duchess Co The said farms are adjoining
Aeach other and will be sold separately or tocethe[ The
barn. The SECOND contains abou. hundred and thirty
hundred acres, without buildings. All in good repair
well waeIed and well proporonsd With plough meadow.
If not previously disposed Of they will be sold at Public
Aacton or the th OF Nov next 4GSc on the pre-.
premises; WHEELER GILBERT ,Beekman; or WRIGHT,
IOSEE. & co, q Moore.st New.York. sI4 tNA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

!UIfN ALLAWUhA , FhENOH bUiihDI.N'I
u SCHOOL-On The Hudson riytr, 50 miles from New
Yogk-The winter Of this nsution wlll commence
the Isl November The studies pursued embT,cr he
modern and ancient Languages, with th= usual tnssi
the attention and industry OF The pupils Constant
efforts made 10 impress the minds OF the scholars the
necessity of their making the best ndeavOr 20 treasure
heir memory the lessons they expected to ec;e and not
TO be satisfied with merely recny them we'll At r tune iey
called. Moral obligations and refinement Of are
particularly incucaic; and no boy Of vicious habits allow
ed remain in thr family The pupils enjoy the beneh oil
having the company o! their Instructor during the time OF re-
creation we'll in study hours. ,
There four ve,aces. Terms Si75 year PAYABLE
quarterly in advance. Music, s!trG. Farther information
may be had BY applying Nh Azamora No. 10 Barclay
Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
REFINED SUGARS.

REFINED SUGARS,
AT THE FOLLOWING Low CASH PRICES.
NTOOLSEY Il WOOLSEY offer this stand
w ard quality Double Refined Sugar follows namely:
Loaf cents Per To- When less than naG packages arr
Powdered 70 ." additional w., -
The above are packed as follows:
Loaves in boxes of 500 lbs
Crushed in bbs. of 200 g
Powdered in '' " 25O -
Apply TO the NewYoS Patent SuCar Refinery, corner OF
South and Montgomery y-Straets or at 50 w a!Strcst
\. Borders OF the city must be accompanied by
remittance. 81 I'm :
D DEFINED SUGARS.-R. L. & a. STUART
eofe for sale the various qualities OF ,her Rene Sugars
quantities Of five packages and upwards at the following
Standard Double Loaf Sugar II. cents per pound.
- Crushed liz "
Ground l2
Ground Sugar, I'd quality, lit "
The above packed follows without charge Tor pack
Loaves in boxes Of 300.
Crushed in barrels Of 200.
Ground in barrels of 20.
Apply th- Refinery No 2S Greenwich corner of Cham
brs Orders OF the city must be accompanied oy
remittance. OH lun
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

~ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE.
EH Under and rursuan, the directions sontare in the
% last VIII and testament OF Eleanor Cohe, deceased ,he
Merchants Exchange in the City of Newfork the l,th
day OF November attwelve O'Clock by Anthony
Parcel OF land situate lying and beng IN the Fifth Wan. il,
the City New York being part the land called tha Church
Farm. and distinguished BY the nnmber thry,wo Of the lets
htoos sold Al auction by the Rector and lnhbi,n OF the
City Of New York Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church the State ot New ork anu bounded and
tanning follow" 10 Wit s9uthery in from; Jay stree, IS
Westerly thu other side by number ;hry.,hree 81 ee
INCHES, and N9hery IN the rear by properly belonging
William Post ts the t.ce stood IN 1881 q feet uches be
the or less. The sand premises known
number JAY Terms ot sale made known appca-
ton 20 EDMUND ). DERRY, Esq. No l:9 Fulton street.
JOHN CALDWELL, }rx,,,,.
=s29 2tawtNit L. r. DENAN, ENeS"'o's-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

~ w FEEkS CLASSIC AND ENGLISH
~. SCHOOL,, go Broadway (near stuyvesant Insttute)
VII De r-opsnsdf f on Ngp!a{ n .,,o- IN
Amherst College, Latin and Greek A. Postiau1 French F.
Purcell: Drawing; w Dawson fenmanshp; w B. Brad
bury Vocal Music.
The English and Mathematical Departments Will be under
the supentendsnce of III. Principal.
Circulars containing terms, sc. may be had application
Nh Briant, 645 Broadway, ths PRINCIPAL au3 Il
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-15
NE RULING PASSION.

Cesar folded bis robe around him and fell
with dignity seven at the base Of Prompey,s
statue,a
John Adams died on the oh OF July, 1928.
the 10Th aEniversary'o Of America Independence
with the word Independence on bic lips
Thomas Iefierson's last words on the same
day were-"Warn the Committee [of Public
Saietyl of their danger"
Napoleon died with the professional phrase
Tee d'armss," trembling on his tongue,
Gen Harrisons last words supposed 10 be
addressed to Mr.. Tylerl were-aSir, wish
you to understand the true principles Of The
Government | wish them carried out, I AK
nothing more"
Capt. Lawrence's dying injunction was
"DonF give up the ships
Commodore Bainbudge, when he lev slrug.
Cling 10 death summoning al his energies i6r
a iinal effort, exclaimel-'sCail an hands to
board the enemy"
And recently Commodore Porter, when dy.
IN foreign land directed as bis last request
that "his body should be buried At the foot Of
the nag staff that even after death the plo.
rious stars and stripes Of America might wave
over him.a
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-15

LIBERTY oF THE PRE@.-Though al the
winds Of doctrine were let loose to play upon
the surface Of the earth, 20 truth be IN thG
field. we do iniuriously, BY licensing and pro-
hibiling to doubt our strength. Let her and
hlsehood grapplel Who ever knew truth
TO be the worse in free and open encounter
Who knows not that truth Is strong, mex: TO
the Almighty She needs no politics, nor slra-
tagems, nor licensing, 70 make her victorious
those are the'shifts and deioncos that error use
against her power. Give her but room, and
do not bind her when she sleeps, for then she
speaks not true, but then rather she turns her.
self into al shapes except into that Of her
her own likeness Milton,
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-15

We have porusod the hate letter Of Mr.. Van
Buren, to the Indiana committee, with a great
deal Of attention; and with sincere desire to
ascertain his real sentiments in regard to Tar
If Of Protection. We have also noted The com.
menls Of leading papers in the NOrth and South.
There is certainly q variety Of opinions upon
this celebruted production. We viii not say,
least wo might be charged with want Of PETE
cep,ion. or uncharitableness, that Mr.. Van Bu>
rem is not very clear and intelligent in his It
tempt to define hrs position in relation 70 this
distracting and exciting question. One thing
however Is certain, that while one paper con-
eludes that Mr.. Van Bnrsn Is in favor Of pro-
tsotivs tariff, with discriminating duties, anOth-
or concludes from the same letter that he be-
longs to the Free Trade party The truth is,
and it is useless and ridiculous 10 attempt TO
disguise II, Mr.. Van Buren is uS much Of = TAR
If man as Mr.. Clay. The principle differences
between them is this, Mr.. Clay is bod, fearless
and independent politician, and speaks out
frankly-so that friends and enemies know what
he is, and where he is. Mr.. Van Buren,, is
shrewd, timid, and manosverng, and wishes
TO make the impression at the North, among the
manufacturing interests, that he i5 in favor Of
protection, and at the South, with the Free trade
party, that he is not 90 much Of tariff man as
some people might suppose. Unless the szPen-
ditures Of the Federal Government are reduced,
it will require as high starifF as any man wishes,
to raise sufficient revenue. Mr.. Clay viii be
satisfied with tariff for revenue. Both he and
Mr.. Van Buren, contend for the principle Of dis
elimination. We will examine this subject
more fully hereafter
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-15

J. NJ 5iisE'nl nnesdole s rested hy,hlH
N1alses 8. - -. 80 s.s.....i.ifs 49,
ncadan. aIss Oriqinai," 81 a1artln1 6no
inslanea a fhc value 81 COED hFesdinH o. po-
nlanan even n ciruumslancea where i could
nos Be- sxpssisa % prcdues sny personal ad-
Vantage.
aAn EssHuhman making q grand tour TO-
wards The middle Of Re last oenluy, whom
travellers were more objects Of attention than
a present, un aruvmg e Turn sauniofod
on to see uo place. He happened 70 meet
regiment Of infantry returning from parade,
and taking q position 10 see i pas. q young
captain. evidently desiious 70 make a display
before tbe stranger, in crossing one Of the
numerous water courses with which the city
is inieaecied missed bic iooting, and IL tying
70 save himself lost Biz hat. The exhibition
was truly mfortunals-the spectators laugh
ed and looked at the Enghshman expecting
him to laugh too. On the contrary, be NOT
only retained composure, but promptly adj
vanced to where bis hat had rolled, and tax.
ing Il %, presented Il with an aig Of unaffected
kindness 70 is confused owner The oficer
received i with a blush Of surprise and graft
tude, and hurried to reiOin bis company.
There was a murmuf Of applause, and tie
stranger passed on.
although the scene ofa moment, and With-
out word spoken, Il touched every heart
not with admiration for q mere display OF po.
iteness, but with a warmer proof Of that
true character (which never hileth." On the
regiment being dismissed, the captain, who
was young man Of consideration in glowing
terms related the circumstance 70 the colonel
The colonel Immediately mentioned i to the
general In command and when the English
man roturned 70 hia hotel, an aid-de-eamp
waited TO request bis company 10 dinner al
head quarters. In the evening be was carried
10 court-at that time as Lord Chesterfield
tells Us the most BRILLIANT court in Europe
aud was recsivod with particular attention.
or course, during hiS stay At Turn no was
invited everywhere and On bis departure be
was loaded with letters 10 the diferen. states
Of Italy. Thua private gentleman, q mod
crate means. BY graceful impulse Of chris
lian feeling, was enabled TO travel through q
ioreign,with more real distinction and advan--
tage than can ever be derived from The mere
birth and fortune, even the most splendid"