New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

COS have earned the Legislature By small majority
4 RuMoR- have heard tx rumorsd ,ha, Thop,,: Nc,
Is, the gentleman defeated the First Congrsssion.j ~
as the yler and Porter Candidate be Edward Low N
the able and honest Tariff Wing viii be rewarded with M
appointment OF Postmaster OF Philadelphia vice John z
Montgomery Now this does no; seem ilpprobabl VI
NcCully has un9uestopably made gea. s,c,6cr,f H.
0wn personal benefit 1t must be admittedasd Mr. 1yo,
corlerv having los: favor with his TYLER friends ,b nv
Nigh: readily be accomplished whou; any particular sur
prise
A Jusr TsIBurE.-The Wings oithe CITY are abou,p,..
seatng Wings of Cedar Ward splendid banner e,prs
of their appreciation ofhs services rendered echiern
the late glorious victory IN the Fins: Congressional District
1t will be remembered Cedar Ward gave <. JOY Mo,ri,
majority Of 40 over both McCully and Crou,si,t
and is enphatcaliy Tariff Ward.
SrNPsrRrssEs IN BosroN-Wc have already
noticed the measures taken by some of the sen,p
stresses in Boston to procure an advance of
wages The following sad statements embrace
some of the facts that have been elected at their
meetings:
One lady stated that she received only twenty cents for
pair of thick pants, which took her all day make
eight for another PAIR aud for handsome eue jacket
fifty cents which the employer got - for One LADY cot
twenty cents for nice vest Another female whe has
band VAS sick worked week every day, from early
dawn 10 > and - O'Clock the morning aboriouslv and IN
cessantly and earned ony 81 90 per week She sad she
could not do another week if she suffer for brad
Another woman present with her daughter, worked early
and late for fifteen or sixteen hours sailors blue shir
and With the help feeble daughter could only make one
pe dav for which she only go fifteen Cents csn Per
| hour. They obliged to work thus Another %,
ttcee and halt cents for such shirts United States ser.
wee shirts.)
One case was mentioned where shirts were made ia,
four cents One slight GIRL who had parents with three
besides herself who paid 81 5oientper week worked
early and and eighteen hours and got twenty
cents for thick mixed pants aud eight cents Tor ovsas and
| There instance OF
eight cents was stated also By lady private couYer.
saton thar Que it who asked for wages was told that
ii she wanted more the houses Of ame open to her.
The oppression here exhibited is sufficiently
shocking, but the prohigate mtimation at the
close is still more infamous. At another meeting
held at Washington Hail. part of the testimony
was as follows:
One widow lady by request of the President stated her
case as specimen OF what all had submit who worked
for her employer Since January last she had made pana
looms with straps for twenty-five pair, snd been
obliged take her pay orders One dollar cash all
she had received siuce January.
Another said that she did take orders because she
always wanted lay out her money as she pleased bnt
,e worked fr less than those of her companions who took
orders
The President asked her how much deduction she MADE
for cash!
THE speaker replied q have considerable pride about
some things and to tell the Truth don't like TO tel in
public what ! get
Ihe President then said she hoped the pride Of
Der would prevent her from stating facts which would b.
useful 10 have disclosed
Well then answered the relatsr for pan,aoons with
two pockets and watchfob, get only ten cents"
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Balm Of Life has been used reputation far aoov,
any %asr , 1f N s5ss t N e
ton, and it will hold It's reputation through snersea
ratons for this sing reaSonit Is exactly suited 20 diseases
of the Lungs Wndpire and Liver such its eharac si,ea
by sea men he s3s a ae Dr. cSye or v Of his
agents The Balm positive cure for Coushs Coi Ion'
SUMPTION Liver Complaint Dyepepsia Bronehit tasnEa,
Croop Whooping Cough & ii used N season and according
to directions and all other diseases Of at Of The body
tered to- Also, Dr. temlnss me'icasa W ora anu VI
ahPa Candies are the most certain eineuies Ia tiose co
plants OF any thing no" IN use ,,,.., x.,,1 :, N.
office Of Dr. Covert l35 Nassau also by E. ChaSenY
I50 f3owerv: D. Sands Co. II last Broadway l0ndnS
ton 2g7 Hudson street HILL 208 Greenwich Wend9ger,
nj Sh avenue; Wood 2lst aud 81 avenue har'
lem and of f. Randall, Jersey City
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0C7" NERVE AND BoHE LISIMEHr AND iNDtAS ysGE-
TtRIr ELyIR-A cure 70: rheumatic affections. This aT
Gle IA most truly named as il penetrate TO every nerve and
Sn-w of the person using IT, and has attained reputation
ia M. an ,thaT 5r.icl in rbematism Tb, exisr
nay With the Indian Vegetable Eixir internally. viii cur
the contracted muscles and b:lnG
feeling and sensbty limbs long paayzed and useless
We only need refer to the below to obtain the confidence
of the public for these articles
known to require comment. Let It b< read
:, have been afflicted most sreyousy, since 1892 viii
rheumatism and contraction of The cords of my legs, cau'
by the cramps OF The cholera which then had m rs mos
severe FORM her tfyiHe many remedies IN yam nav
reduceand greatly benefited by the of bottle
HeweS Nerve and Bone Lnn+nt, used externally and oa
bottle of Indian Vegetable Elixir used internally nj the am
time can now walk with ease In positions hat could
week ego endure at all JAMES G REYNOLDS.
lii Chrysts-,t corner OF Delancy.st
Though this given dian since; NJ: Rey
nois was lew days ago at The clce q CorIandstfee
where this remedy obtained full health and perfect
possession OF his g5 AMI eet, AMI though over sixty yri
old, stood up on his reUeielX TO show the spectator;
how completely he was cured This remedy reaches anu
soothes the nerves and alays pans most eectulJ on rs