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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
THE TRIBUNE.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRI z CLAY.
Reroar OF the TaeAsnas DsgARTsFNr,- This
OF KENTUCKY.

RepoaT OF THE TaeAsrRy DEPARTIFNY,- This
importan, and lengthy document val be found
on our first page 1t occupies so much ,om that
we can say bn, word upop II. Mr. Spencer'a
reports are alwars able. He does TOR clip up the
reports Of his subordinates, and ft*sa them make
one up for himself bnt evidently understands his
subject thoroughly 1t is for this reason we have
given it entire, lengthy as Il is. The change IN
the allotment Of the fiscal year produces some
little confusion withoat more than Ordinary aaieii-
tion. The financial condition oi our treasury
z7icbt he better There was nonInally IN II on
the lst Of Jaanary 1912, S2s,6S3,i /, but the
s.n oe ssa8, ,l0l GA deposited with ,he States
and never to return 10 the Treasury left only
1888, ,467. A portion Of this being trust f,,nGs,
and there being also a large amount of ontstand-
ing warrants from l84l, the Treasury in fact be-
gan the year with deficiency of s6o4,322, in
stead Of surplus. In ls42, after every thing
,vas cleared off, there was balance in the Trea-
surv Of Sl 1912. At the end of the first sax
months Of 843 there was balance of $40 434,-
5e3 On the ist OF July, l343, commences the
new fiscal year. At the end OF the first quarter
w ~
OF S3,S29,l3l.
The remaining three quarters Of the fiscal
year, j. e. till the lst of Jnly, 1914, are esti-
mated as follows Receipts Sl2,907 900, max
ing, with the balance on hand, $l6,736, l3l !;
the Expenditures Sl9,263,3 395, SO that the next
fiscal year, it will he seen, must begin with the
Treasury not only empty, hut with deficiency
of &2, ,527 ,264.. The estimates of that year
make at its close a deficiency of $4,577 ,059.
The Secretary supposes THAI the lrctuatorl of
the revenue and the sale of public lands, &c. may
modify this estimate somewhat, but still there
Will be large deficiency to be made up To do
this the Secretary suggests, lst, reduction of ex-
penditures, I'd, increase of rev' nue..
Under the first head we must refer the reader
to the report for the ae,, u.s. and indeed under the
second head ziso, The question of Tariff comes
upof course IN Speaking of increasing the reve-
nue.. The Secretary does not meet the subject
fairly, under the plea that the working of the pre-
sent rate Of duties has not yet had fair trial.
He seems to Think however thatnelther an IN
crease or decrease Of duties would on the "hoie
be best. The main resource left OF course 10 re-
plenish the exhausted Treasury is, to place duties
on articles now free. Among these he puts first
and foremost Coffee and Tea, and thinks they may
by gradual ad valore,n scale on Tea, and mod
crate specific duty on Coffee be made to pay at
least fonr millions per annum. AT another time
we NAV speak more in full For the other sug
gestions on the mode of raising the revenue we
must refer the reader to the Report 1t is an able
and full Report and lays the whole subject fairly
open for discussion.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
EVENING EDITION.
WEDNESDAY. aso'cLoCK.P.M.
Things I'm congress-The Committees o.:
the House. &c.
Ed,orial Correspondence.
Horss os REPsE.ESTaTIvEs,
Washington, Dec. II. lsl3

Editorial Correspondence
HorsE oF REPRESENTATIVES.
Washington, Dec IL, isa3S
T uas ont in nv reckoning on Saturday the
Chivalrv' have got the lead of the House on Tue
Tariff question. The COMMITTEES are not yet
announced. but | understand the ChaHmen OF the
most important are as follows;
Vans and Means-Alr. RHErT OF s l.
Lydiciary-Mr c. ISGERsoLL OF Pa
Commerce-Mr. S. BE.RDsLEY of ~ y
Flections-Mr. w w. PAYNE of Ala
Maputactures-NIr Dixon H. LEWIS. OF Ala.
This shapes the Tariff question de1imtlvely.-
Unless Mr.. RHeTT is clleckmated BY The com
position Of his Committee (Which, am coni
dent, he cannot be- we shall have the Iaritt
question opened in all lis length and breadth oy
the Report and Bill OF this Committee. based Oh
the state of the Treasury We shall have
pretty broad Free Trade proposition, and then
comes the beginning of the end
cannot vet learn who is TO head the Post Once
Committee, and am told i, is not made up
believe the choice hes between Mr. MAcLAY OF
\. Y. and Mr. HoPK1Ns of Va. As the iorfner
is known to be decidedly in favor of thorough
Postage Reform, hope he viii be the man.
The Committee Of Elections was appointed by
Mr. BEARDsLEY as Speaker pro tenn ITO relieve
the decacv of Speaker JONES and consists OF
Nssus. Payne Of Ala Elmer Of n. j Chapman OF Va
yaion Of Ohio, Newton Of Va Hanliu oi Ne. Ellis OF
Y Douglass Of III and Dupi' OF Ky GSlf Fint'n IS
understood 10 have declined and Mr Sehenck Of Ohio akss
| MS place.
Is not this a pretty Committee to sift the ques-
ton of the right of the Speaker to his seat The
majority are so confident of the right of the man
they have chosen Speaker to his seat, that they
make Committee ttoO-thirds Of their own party
TO investigate the case! But this is nat all hlr
CAMPBELL of S c. ought clearly 10 have been
Chairman of this Committee. He is Loco
Foco, but fair, Independent man, and has had
much experience on this Committee. Ii he had
| been Chairman, the public would have been sat
isfed that some show of Justice would &c pre-
served. Now it is manifest that Jones is to be
upheld at any rate,
The Senate has reconstructed its committees
to.dav, very much as of old. Mr.. MERRIcK OF
Nd. (who is not very thorough Reformer, but
in favor of some melloration of our Postage ex-
actionsl is Chairman of the Post Office Com
mttee.
The House is hard at work to expungc from
its Journal the Wing Protest against the admis:
sion of the General Ticket Members 1t will
finally be carried OF course by party vote, al.
though great outrage
P. s. The Previous Question is called The
Senate has just reelected all its old Officers
Laws and all, while the House has turned out
every Whig, down even 4 am assured) to the
messenger boys. This Is good deal as usual
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
Another Wing victory in Boston.

The Munici pal Election of this city took place
on Monday last, and Loco Focosm was driven
out OF every Ward but the Second and Third
In the Second Ward, hitherto the rendezvous Of
the Loco Focos the Wings have nearly tied them.
The First, Eleventh and Twelfth Wards, which
have not been hitherto considered certain, have
now wheeled into the ranks of the Wing Wards,
and stand all right The votes for Mayor stood ::
BRlMMER 4 ,876 SAvAGE..2,24l Scat. lG9
Leaving majority for the Wing candidate,
Hon MARTIN BRlMMrR, over all other candi.
dates, of 2,464. Last year his majority over all
others was l949; leaving net Wing gain from
last year Of SIS.
The Aldermen are all Wings.
Out of AZ members of the Common Council,
the Locos have only four. Two vacancies in the
Second Ward remain to be filled.
The Boston Atlas says: The city of Boston
is good Wing city, and no mistake" We knew
that long ago.
MICHIGAN OFFIcnL.-1'he Detroit Free Press
contains the official vote of Mchig an, from which
it appears that the vote for Governor stands for
BARRY Loco 2l,4l4 PITCHER (Whig) 1907
BIRSEY, (Ab( 2,775 Bary's maj over Pitcher,
64O7; do over all, 1862. Bary's maj. over
Fuller in Al, 1926.
Whole number Of votes in '4l............. a .37,476
Whole number :. '43 SO. .l9G
Increase ............... LIS
The Loco Foco majorities for Congress are, lst
District, McClelland, 246s 2d District, Lyon,
2059; Sd District, Hunt, 2l99.
The Legislature stands: House 46 Loco to 6
Wing; Senate all (l8) Loco.
MYsTERIous.-On of the trunks of Messrs.
POmrrOy Co.'S Express agents between clty aud Buff
fao, disappeared last ngh, iom board the Bridgeport
boat The trunk contained The packages s money aud Sc,
cur'es belonging to the banks Sir. Copp who was the
traveller left Immediately for Albany his reuru before
the loss discovered We understand steamboat ba.
been dispatched the river investigate matter Mr
Copp, We understand states a he placed hp truck in
charge OF Capt shuz, which Capt, D deai., II !, most
probable that this IS mistake
The MAIL RoBsERy-The followingis the ac.
count of mails sent from the Albany Post-O Office
f,,rN IL ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK DECEMBER 10. 10
Cleared,

Cleared,
ship Cincinnati Rose, New Orleans Sranton * Frcst,
Brig Eliza lockwood 81 Croie, B De Forest & Co
Arrived.
schr Chief, Van Name, days from Gecrsetowu, DC
-four 10 A Cooley & Co.
schr Exchange from Suffolk shingles.
Below,
Packet ship Hiberaia, Bunting from Liverpool. Novs
mise and passengers 10 II Marshall Co.
Sailed.
Ships Hicks Liverpool, Olive s. Eliza. Charleston;
Cincinnati, New ORLEANS; Manchester, do Wind North
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

.Iarkets- CereIi.llv reported fo5 TEs Tiibuns
TEIs DAr, O'Clock
Flour IS dali a, 56t / 90 for Western. s,ls.lsO
bales Cotton a, good priers Gram IS 'ery quiet, Sal,
1860 bushels Barley a, So cents. to 60 East
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

C,xAI. Tolls AND CKAGEs.-Account Of toll,
,ceiyd on all the canals Of this STATE aud Ct the ock,
AZ Alexander4 lock three miles wes CT Schsrecad, 10 H.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13
Faon HAy7r.-Wc have full files OF the Port


FaoM HAyr1-Wc have full files of the Poft.
Pdnc- paprs to the asa uit The Constituent As.er,O!
was sti session Discussing the adoption Of the ranoa
if5 ;fet'on by s-toH, The projeet Of Cennutioa
Esed BY rs COMMITTEE Very slo progress he'd seen
h,fhts snd Dairs ol tie Hayfi-n people ;4;,
l. ~4st cted that The Wii,-s who took arms 70 a' -
accomplishing lie revelation commenced al Paa 10 I @
aaFy ast, should enjoy both evil and rcii7iesl Eisf
the recognition cf hose tights 10 Constitute s Sr
Of SPECIAL decree and form gEsicls ~ Ehe o4''
Iotida. -
Ateeans Iudans, aud the issue Of their blood are %
sd,'f'd to the -pjayment of p"tci nights sief
residence IN HaJt. [Jau:- oeh
q All Persons having Claims agains.
the Corporation of this City, which VIII na.-,,
during tie present moah, hereby notified TO present @
10 the Comptroller estimate thereof i1nedaieis'
order provision nay 5a made for their iEiuedia p4'
mea, ALFRED a. SMITH, Comptrolef
Sew.York, Dec. 18th, lSl3.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

" The trlal of Clark for the murde. Of one OF
5 uaaIa Q. the Psnitsntiary Columbus oho he's re-
suited In verdic: Of Guiltv' W.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

The above packages "sIe all IN the pouch winch wa.
stolen and pundered HUDSON; and IN The sams noncI
Were all The lettefpaekages which had ceutersd here @
te East North and West for SawYork Cly aud uothnp
4ken from the aver and that ony par, Of the bill for
New fok CITY This bill was probably mad m IN r,ra
bundles marked No aud No.a Il would seen rha, H..
make about bundle yrs ""ui'
he mails or Washington eity made sp here as well =.
what had collected hee and also The MAJ. mater for p
sPha were IN TWO canvas. bags aud may have been in the
for New York distribution. ' "e'e IL 'he P01ch
The letters missing from ,Ris package are ;. follows
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

IT The Poaghkeepsie Eagle OF Monday states
tha, Judge Thompson whose from
attack of ness had been confidently anticipated had had
aslapss OF his di.ease, aHd is present ex1.ems
cgi:icai situation.
u Mr.. RpRRIrr, ii seems, never designed the
letter 10 Mr. Sunderland for the public eye and has hsf
coureictsd the statements contained in it, of the
Hartford Editors, and yet not wholly.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

IL will be perceived that the arrivals OF flour in a exceed
those OF lsl6 by s9 s05 barrels and those OF ~ by less
than l99, ,l73 barrels Alb Args,
ESCAPE OF MURDERER.-The man Mont.
gomsry sgairst whom CoFouer's waran vas issued ,
the murder OF his sister Glengany, Canada allowed
TO embark quietly board the Canada and escaped 10 the
American side.
C 4 NIr. Ludlow, of Baltimore, committed
suicide on Saturday last by taking 1audanum
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

The MAll. RoBBERY.-The f6ilowingis is the ac.
count OF mails sent from the Albany Post-Ofice
for New. York On the 1th:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

Tue olIs OF I3 Hertd thoss OF n Ol only Whs
the touaties on salt lead AID coal PAID out Of the geu
fund bu winch should be deducted trom the am6uC
tolls are about SO 100. Ii Will ais be perceived ,hth
lockages OF '+3 have iasn off less than i3s from II,
wear IL y-tin this connection It IS proper TO add thai Ii.
increase 40 ~ partially caused ty the lockage bcaa
for stone used IN the OF ths enatgenn, apv
ducts locks &c amcuutiue believe for the seaoG;
between TWO aud three thousand Even with this dsdus
,ion it manifest that the increased business Of 3 h
been done wiIh diminished number OF l1ckases
FLOUR AND WHEAr.-Accounts OF -four and
Wheat arrived at tide water, during
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

The letters missing from this package ara -
= oil u! ceGts postage each)
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-05-17
Is 42.
MANUFACTURING.
DAVENPORT g. TURNER

NNOULD respectfully inform theil
w pat rons, and the public gener-
ally, that they will continue to receive
WOOL at the establishment of the mid
dlebury manufacturing Company, 10 manu-.
facture into Cloths. Cassimeres or Satin.
etts, white or colored Flannels, &c of per.
manent colors and mixes, 10 suit the aste,
on shares or BY the yard, at the option o.
The owner.
Being furnished with the necessary ap.
Paratns, and having in their employ com
petent and athful workmen, they will con.
tinue to improve the value and style of their
goods. intending that they shall not be sur.
passed by those of any other establishment
in the state. They will keep an assert
ment on hand to accommo. date those who
may want a part of their cloth in advance.
Grateful for the extensive patronage
'hey have received.they hope by strict per-
sHnal attention 10 business and the inter-
ests OF their patrons 10 receive a liberia
share of their favor.
TERMS as reasonable as at apy esiab.
lIshment in the vicinity.
Middlebury, June. 20.
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DENTISTRY.
N. HARRIS. SURGEON DENTIST

w OULD express his gratitude 10 the
w public for The patronage which has
been so literally bestowed upon him, and
trusts that his skill and enlarged experience
will secure continuance of it. He would
assure the public that he has ever underworld
to keep up with all the Improvements in the
science of Dentistry, by acquainting himself
with the most recent publications, and by cor
respondence with distinguished practitioners
in the cities. He last spring purchased Of
that skiiful dentist DR. Whittemore of Boston,
the art of making The GOLD AMALGuM which
has recently been so happily adopted into the
practice of the profession in Boston, New
York and other places, and has been the FIRST
to introduce it into this region. So complete
ly does Ibis composition shield the tooth, that
those hitherto become tender and useless, by
being properly cleansed and filed, may be
preserved, and so restored, that The possessor
can masllcste his food with as much facility
as though no defect existed.
Middlebury, Dec. Z, 1912.
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H GLASSES. Sugar & most kinds Of
NA natural and Wholesome Groceries n,
Il. BEcKwITH q. Co.'S
Hartford.

M subscriber has been appointed Agent f.,
= the HARTFORD FIRE Insurance CoMp,xv
Tor M'ddlebury and vicinity, and will recs;r,
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established renu,o
non OF this company, and the promptnes, with
wnich all their transactions have been Character.
.seo render II unnecessary 10 say anything in its
!a'or' All business connected with the Office
,ntlus'eo 70 him will be faithfully and pune.
MidIlebury, Feb. IS, Is4e 45.v 49,,
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A TAVERN STAND
F A II nj F OR S AL E

SAID stand is situated in Cornwall, near the
meeting house-four miles from Middlebury, on
the road leading TO Troy. Said stand is furnish
ed with convenient house, sheds and out-buil-
dings and plenty of good water. lso about
ten acres Of land, five Of which is wood nd per
timing to the same. The above stand is one of
the best locations for a country stand in the
comfy. Also farm containing I08 acres of
first ate land upon which is a dwelling house,
two barns and first rate fences-said farm has
upon il two sugar orchards and good supply of
fruit trees, and as well watered as any farm in
the county. Said farm is within a mile of the
tavern stand. Also acres of lend iu the swami
within mile of the farm. Also the stock OF
SAID farm and other valuable property. All of
which will be sold, or part, 10 suit the purcha-
er, and immediate possession given.
~ For further particulars enquire of
L. Parkill, T. EeIls,
&c. Tilden, M. OIPorter.
Cornwall, March y, ls4S. 46-tf
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Old PARIS
Last will and Testament !

A most singular Document has recently oeen
BROUGHT 10 light, written by tho celebrated OLD
PARR, who attained the almost incredible age OF
I5o wears. 1t is written on parchment, and al
Ibough UPWARDS of 200 years old is in an excel
lent State of preservation. The following is an
extract - :.
uThese do certife vt yet undcrmentioned is
yc method of preserving health, which ~ ye
grace of Almi hty God has caused me 10 a'!.'n :
10 NV miraculous age. Albeit in my youth l
was afflicted with ye Bloody Flux and King'sEvil
but which ali left me by using some days ye
herbs as herein written
Here follows the receipt:
moreover, bequeath to my second Great
Grandson ye method 1 employ for preparing ye
medicament Given this day, in We l4Ith year
Of age.' 1HOmAS fAnm'
"Winningt on, Salop, Januarie, 9Th, 1880"
THOMAS PARR,-BoRN 1893, DIED 1855.
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n OtiC e.

Holm WOOD gives notice to all who
81 have unsettled accounts, that a settle
ment MUST BE MADE without delay of all ac-
counts that have been 8 months standing.
On hand and for sale General Assert
ment of w. |. Goods, Flour. Boots ard
Shoes. Window Glass, Cut and Wro't Nails,
SC. low for CASH, or READY PAY in most
kinds of Produce.
JAN 10, 1S4S.
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Read! Read!

FIRST, read the Deaths. then torn TO the
Medical Department of this paper and real as Tor
life Then call quickly on The subscribing a
gent who has the cure on hand for all your mall
adies, and remember delays are dangerous.
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not to be undersOld.

His ware is as good as can be found. He chal-
enges any one to prod ice better! " Most kind
of produce taken in iymeEt at the highest mar
ket prices. ROYAL ID. FARk.
Middlebury, Sept 30, 1912. 22;u
P. S. All Stoves purchased of the subscriber
will be warranted not 10 crack by fair usage for
six months.
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On hand

And Tor sale low general assortment of
Groceries, Flour, Salt, Fish, Nails.
Glass, Boots, Shoes, &c.&c..
which will be sold low for cash mr. mos, liza
produce, If delivered when the goods are taken
Jan. 25, 1888. w. 8 JOHNS0N
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or Bald or Hard Heads, are invited to make
liberal application of this Tonic to the heads OF
their lords, and if it do not make them more fiex-
ible and manageable will at least restore their
hair and add much comfort and beauty OF the
gentleman.
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apALD HEADS AND HARD HEADS

s1 frequently unite in the same Individual;
That is, persons pretisposed to early Badness
apt ly b- firm, and too often self willed and
stubborn. JAYNE's HAIR Tonic, is the very
thing FIR removing the first, hut what influence
il may have on the latter remains 10 be tested by
exp renee lsii not, however. worthy Of tri-
al i-1di's who have hu bands possessing eth
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NOTICE.

w S. JOHNSON, would inform all those
w who have unsettled accounts or notes
que MN that Immediate payment must be made
Jan. 25. 1913.
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HAYNES sANATIvE PILLs,-These

Al y T. CANA i I'VE iLLO, ~ nest
- PILLsmay be taken at al! Times. and are
beneficial in nearly all diseases. They have
been favoriie prescription of The proprietor for
all obslruci ions of fine Liver, Spleen, dneys,
Uterus, and al other 0rgsns of the body-ln-
fiammstory, Intermittent R:mtent Bilious,
and every other form Of Fever-Jaundice and
Liver Complaint. Fer Dyspepsia they really
an Invaluable article, gradually changing the Wit
lated sscretions of the siamach. and producing
healthy action in that important organ. They
are very valuable for diseases of the SIX and fol
what is commonly called ''imouri;y of The blood;'
also for Female Complaint, CrstIveness, &c. SC.
and in fact every disease where an Aperient,
Alternative or Purgative medicine is required.
IL Four FIFTHs of the NUMEROUS and dis
trcssing cases of DYSPEPSIA Positively CAN
BE CURED by porsrvering use Of this valuable
SANATIvE.
They are expressly prepared be used as an
Aperieni, xheL puaging is necessary, while, u.s.
ing his Expcctorant, and for the removal ofOb-
structions in the Liver. which is often an al
tendant on some of the diseaser Of thebreast. Full
directions with each box.
Also JAYNE's CARMINATIvE BALsAM, ceT-
tain cure for Bowel AND SUMNER Com
PLANTS, DIARRHeA, DYsENTARY, CHnLIC
CRAMPS, SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE,
SOUR STOMACH, CHOLERA MoRBUs, End al
arrangement o the STOMACH and Bow ELS.
4 All of the above Medic ines are for sale by
! SIDNEY MOODY, AGENT.
MiGdlebury, March %, lS43. 49;ly
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Where Physicians have
given the
RRANDRETH'S PILLS

a fair trial, they conccde the medicine the best
evacuant Of the bowels hitherto disc evered. The
ingredients are all prepared expressly for the
manufacture of the Brandreth Pills, and il IS i'm
possible TO obtain purgative of the same prop
critics except from DR.. b. Brandreth. Let ply
sicians and the world at large bear in mind thai
the Brandreth Pills may be taken, If necessary,
for any length of time daily, not only without
injury, but with a certantv of beneficial results.
Remember that they are vegetable and limo
cent medicine, yet a powerful for the removal
of diseases whether shronic or recent, infections
or otherwise.
That they purify the blood, and stay the fur
Their progress of disease in the hnman body.
That, to many cases, when the dreadful rnva-
geS of liberation had laid bare lgament or bone,
and where 10 al appearance, no human means
could save life, have patients by the use of these
Pills been restored to good health, the devour>
ing disease have been completely eradicated.