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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-10

NEw-YoRH, February 7, 1888.
" Northern Mail.-Ffom and after this date, un.
til further notice, the Northern Mail, (ncludmg the Way
Malls each side OF the Hudson River will be closed at
This office at 7 O'Clock, "A. NJ.
8fst JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. M.
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ARRIVED,

rick.
Schr Florida, Mott, I'm Va, with oysters
Schr VIM Maurs. Hoffn, an, I'M Richmond, with coal
Schs Palestine Kitchens, s ds fin wilmin gton NC naval
stores Mitchell & Co.
schr Victory, Brush. I'm Rappahannock
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| p Rev. Chns. G. Einuey will preach This eve
ming Al the Free Congregational Church, Ni5os Saloon
II O'clock Seats free The public invited TO attend
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M AT! WAR WAR The Wig

MAJ An WAR WAR 1.-The Wig
w Makers have declared hosi ties aga inst our neigh.
Dor, DIR. JAYNE, account Of his HAIR TONIC, which
is knocking all their business into cooked hat Ladies
and Gentlemen old and youhg are 1ockng TO the Doctor
standard Heads long Invested OF even the first rudmens
and flowing locks, which Absaon himself might have
We'd. Beardless boys seen with large and bushy
whskers and ladies smile again through their
rnglets beautiful and bewtching than Bald
heads dofug their wigs and throwing them to the
rooies and bais while the wig makers stand agast
the consequence OF this know not the wggies
and the Doctor remains rn and declares
that things be done well oth.rs" aud that
Bald Heads may well their hair the hair of
Others Weekly Messenger.
Prepared only by DR.. Jayne No. sos Broadway, New
York, a3d 90 South Third-street, Philadelphia.
Price 81 per bottle bottles for S. dim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-10

NJ Into!erancc.-CUL. ). PERRY, formerly OF S.
Carolina, will deliver Course OF three Lectures on the
above subject NewYork Society Library corner OF
Leonard street and Broadway; commence Friday,
10th inst u O'Clock. Tickets 10 be had at the principal
book orrs, and The do Members OF the Society viii
Obtain them free Of charge by application The Librarian
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DISASTERS.

The ship Alabama, and the inward bound vessels
which were at anchor for days the Spit; have
all come up to the city.
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IA TO LET-Commodious and genteel
Offices in the building south corner of Breadway
aud " alis,reet. Apply NJ NO. " all.steet, orof
lOfSjs J. NJ. ELY, l29 Fulton ST.
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Passeuzers Arrived
Ham ship Isabella, Anderson, Hamburg, oelrch Kru

Bark Leon, Skolfed, Mobile, Nesmitb, Leeds Co.
Briggs tswl Gazelie. Dannbery, Hamburg, Schmidt X
Balchen Madison, Buckley, Savannah, stuges Clear
man Frances Ann, Green, Mobile Durham Dimon;
Cumberland, Hadley, Havana, Barclay Livingston.
Schrs Virginia, WaIpole Norfolk, S,urges Chairman
Foam, Adams, s. Csoiz, Underwood; Mail Nichols ID
ell; Lapander, Dawes La Gaayra Foster and Nickerson
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SAILED.
MEIORAEDl

Ship Orpheus, Hill, Liverpool.
Briggs Thomas Cuts, jenkins, no Henrietta, Chagres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-10

u sS43.-End of the World this Year
There will lecture this evening and tomorro" evening
This week al O'Clock in The Church, OF Madison
and Caharine street. the Second Coming OF Christ
George Slorrs Of Albany will lecture Saturday evening"
the Sh chapters The public are invited N attend
Seats free Behold he come,h and every eye shall see
him. IL
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CIUtuIuS ECEIttys-DUtfauODs
goods msy be left with Mrs. Colgate Dutch street. with
any Of the Managers j2s 2w.
II Syivauia Assoc1alion.-The ONCE OF this
Association for subscription stock and the ohtanen,
OF information, the Evening Post Buildings, Room No
mp stairs and open dsv firm, till o'clock d23
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49, ECONUMY.-t'or Sale, Building
Sections. comprising about % lots each adjoining
subscribers residence, at Jamaica L. t. the Pss
Oce the desirable Offering for country
Cottages may be erected under the and supernepd-
ence Of The subscriber. Inquire the premises o.
j23 I'm JOHN II. POILLON.
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TGcod Board ana pleasant Rooms can be obtained
nj No. .6 tiff street (2) ole Il
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Offered at 70,00G.
Bu VIM. II. Franklin,

Lot Al Riving,on st, 50 from Forsyth st, 25 by
!, eo :. .nn;n - on; . %'
Market and Pike slips, designated the map ofthe
property Nos l2 and IL, together 90 by l6s.. 81
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K Particular Eotice.-Those perso s having
furniture OF description dispose Of who break
ing mp housekeeping, VIII fnts ready sale ter ny portion
or all OF their goods by sending ster address or calling
spou the subscriber. Goods any anoun; purchased.
At private sale-Two Piano FerteS.
Je20G F. COTTON CO., ls7 Chatham S.
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u Doctor Lardner's Lccrurcs.-The second
edition OF Doctor Lardner's complete Course of Lectures
delivered in the City of NewYork published and for sale
this office. Price % The subjects embraced in
the Lectures are Electricity-The Sun-GavaHisn-The
Fixed Stsrs-Magnetc Needle-Laitude and Longitude
Bleaching, Tannng-Popular Fallacies-Light-Falng
SarsTempnrary Stars-Historcal Sketch OF Astronomy
Dew-Science aided by Art-Scientifs DscoveresSouBd
Vibrations OF the Re,ina; Voltac BaerySteam Engines
Ri and America.
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AgA FUR SALE-At bargain, i've
GG;E building lots in The city Of New. Havsa, each -
ard rear by 100 feet deep lying together and
we'll adapted for cottage and garden large nianuiac
turing purposes Steam Engine, 10 horse power, with
boiler and other property in the city OF New York may
be taken in exchange Address L., al the Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-10

FAMILIES wishing to obtain pure old
Il. fashioned BROWN OR PALE YELLOW SOAP can
do hy applying the subscribers who manufacture it
from the best materials and warrant free from fish ell,
other injurious substances much used in making Soap
and by which rendered offensive, and frequently has
sticky quality by which il may be detected.
Also, Patent Mould and Margarine Candles White and
varagaed scented Soap bars and cakes by
fl02ts w. HULL s. SON, log Cif.st.
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rs THERE NO BALM IN GILEAD

Il Was pathetic exclamation OF the prophet of l>rae
he beheld the degradation and msertes OF his people
does the phlsnihropist move with emo
Of comsera ion sorrow Is he witnesses The hope
less and hspes condition Of thousands dying all around
him with Consumption and other pulmonary affections,
and ask there balm that heal them Z" sor ply
ciaa rescue theni from death Yes. there Is balm
that will heal the anc arrest those fatal diseases
and restore them beah. II is found in JAfNE'S EA-
PECTORANT I, which never fails to relieve.
lii prepared by Dr. D. jayne 305 Broadway
and 20 South Third street, Philadelphia.
Price. 81 per bottle lOt lna
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uTbe Fsou.y. e.. O,snIIivan willdeliver |,

,ure before The Mechanics Institute, y Chambers street,
on the Abolition OF Capital Punishment this evening, Fri.
dav Feb IOh Of halt past Z. Non-Members admitted by
tickets el cents each, for gentleman and Two ladies' Is
Tomorrow evening, Saturday, Couye
VIM Cullen Bryant, Esq will lecture Mythology, The
Library and Reading Room open from A. ~ ill 10 P.
NJ JAMES ROWLAND, Secretary. II
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~ 10 EUWakD CoNNEh1, VIII taHe place On
Friday, February 10TH in Delaney Church. corner
OF Chrystie and Delaney
A. e. FLANAGAN, President
overture on flano MfS~ hicUCual
Song Come and take Tea in the Arbor'. .kavanagh
Presentation Of Medal. p. b Manch sier, Esq
Reception. EDWARD DowSEs CoNNEay.
Song How brightly our Banner, written by E D. Con-
nery,). NJ havanagn.
song MI CampoeiL
An Address. by Wni Wallace. Esq OF Kentucky.
sopS. l1Vei W. LOCK-
temperance Oue Lddy Prospect
Recitation The Runed Cottage by Mr.. Brown, Pro
fessor OF Elocuion.
Dust When little farm we keep Mrs. McDouai and
Mr.. kavanagh.
Temperance Ode. Lady Prospect
Trio. .Messrs Campbell and kavanagh
Every washng.onian requested to aid the Com
mlItee in paying this tribute OF respect 10 an individual
who by his Jealous exsoH and eloquent addresses for The
last years has converted many drunkards in this
CITY, Therefore the Committee hope The Church will be
crowded this rsion, all that he sacri
feed time money and heah in the advancement OF Wash
ngtonianism; and that rendering him medal, wish
the world that moral worth deserves distinction
Tickets be had the Church OF Delaney and
ChrySie.streets, this day and evening, IT.
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AA FOR SALE in the City Of Newark,
.is.M LA House and q acres Of Land, situated in
soun Broad street, No I72. The House Is IS fee, 'front.'
and 50 Deep with large Plaza in The rear and well finished
through Also, good stable fruit trees &C., attached
the premises For further particulars spplyt Nichols
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~ Health, Quiet aud Comfortable Ora
ham House. IS Barclay st NewYork, profers advantages
Strangers stopping few days or weeks IN the CITY, sncn
rarely offered. II is elgby located ON clean ana
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the immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings.
Its apartments convenient and NEAL While It's table
supplied with The best Vegetables and Fruits that can be
procured excluding entirely Animal Food and St;mnlants
all kinds Charges moderate, and every effort made to
render Boarder Portable. Shower Baths free. Re-
member IS Barcley.S.
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OST-On the evening Of the 9th, a
Il Letter direc ed to Mary Harrington, 1862 Greenwchst
IF Mrs. Newali IS Mottt The finder shall be iber
ally rewarded leaving the ct II Amityst IL"
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" Part q C0oley's American 40 E&yPt-
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MANAGED GOODS.-S. Barker, PSI
~ Grands. will open this morning several package, OF
Dry Goods. damaged by water only-warraned sropg
sver-conssing Calcses beached and unbeschel Mus
Inns Hosiery &c. &C., which wi be sold cheap for cash.
sf Sits. STEPaEN BARKER ISL Grand St
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IL RHnsterman Ready, Vol by Capt Mlrrys,.
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This volume forms the 2s, popular series of 81 ale
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A PARTNER WANTED, with a CAPT
"a tai o,hrse thousand dollars For farther particulars
call 25 water-street Young Of business habits
would be preferred i
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Cheap for Cash.
GLASS GLASS;! WINDOW Glass I!

$500 do Monroe do do do
This is the best American Window Glass made; it has
The brilliant lustcr and is perfectly free from STAIN.
Just received direct from the Frctory and for sale by
flo Inn s. SCHANCII. sc Divis!on-st
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~ Part Dr. Urc's EHcycIopfe dIn Oh
ARTS MANUFACTukES AND MlNES-fhB Gay
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Mines containing clear exposition OF their principles aaa
practice, by Anarew UIe NJ. D. +. r. ). -.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-09-09

10 De separated was lar away, and IN
able to fly to her! Such thoughts al
most drove him mad, and, for the time
seriously retarded his recovery.
Days passed, and at length letter
was received. With what agitation
did he break its seal and deyour its con-
tents. 1t was from her father, formal
and cold, expressing some anxiety for
the recovery Of Mr.. Mildred, and in
forminghim ofthc temporary ili-health
Of Emily. Its conclusion, however,
rivetted his gaze, and stunned his al
ready bewildered senses. 1t announ-
ced that the writer having learned that
the estate Of Mr.. Mildred was far
more embarrassed than had previously
been believed, could not, consistently
with his views of what would 10 a
great measure contribute to the happi-
ness Of his child, consent to an union
which, under other anticipations he
had looked favorably towards, and he
hoped that his young friend, whom he
still respected as man, would thence
forth desist from nurturing a passion
which II cherished could only be pro-
lductlve OF unhapplness. The writer
further stated that more congenlal
match had been settled upon, and that
the illness of Miss Gordon only pre-
vented its immediate solemnization.
Clement rose from his couch, care
fully refolded the letter and placed it
in his escrutoire. Not a sigh nor a tear
ESCAPED him. He seemed new being
and indeed how changed! His fea-
lures were calm, but his eye gazed on
vacancy. He sat silent, sighIess, fear
less. The world had sunk from before
him, and he was alone.
That evening, as usual, his physician
called upon him, and found him labor
ling under a slight hectic fever, with a
stunned state of the intellect. On en-
curing the feelings of his patient he
was answered well, very well, doc
tor; shall be able to travel to-mor-
row." On being informed that such
proceeding would be improper, and
that medical treatment was then neces-
sary, he smiled and said "no, l have
taken enough of physic, and besides
doctor, tomorrow have to attend a
wedding" Then slightly reddening,
he proceeded TO the desk where he had
placed the letter, and added, "pardon
me, ! believe it was funeral" The
letter was opened-one glance at its
contents, and it seemed that the foun-
tains of his misery were broken up
The letter then fell from his hands, and
covering his face he burst into tears!
For months lingering fever accom-
panied by slightmental ALTERATION con-
fined him to his couch. In the mean
time his attorney had satisfactorily clo-
sed the affairs OF the estate, and despite
of legal embarrassment, considera-
BILE fortune now awaited hIsposscsslon.
Gradually, at length, health returned;
but with 1t returned not that buoyancy
OF spirit which before had made HIM
the delight OF every circle. lie could
now calmly contemplate the past, and
look forward TO the dull future. He
dared not enquire the fate OF Emily.
He felt that to him she was no more;
yet he wished, though feared to learn
whether she had survived the fate to
which he doubted not she had been
consigned-for he felt assured that tho
filial obedience might make her the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-09-09

In whatplacedid the cock crow wiien
all the world could hear himi
Ans.-In Noah's Ark.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-09-09

The daily pay Of the Duke Of Wen,
ingion, for doing, 'snothing hardly,
is Ellis Is. Cd; and a woman in Eng
land receives, for manufacturing fteefrs
hundred round headed hob nails iise
pence and three farthings. Something
OF contrast!
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18

HIM in one common bottom, and must sink or SWIM
in defence ofhis measures There is no other alter
native-they will be driven to it; and mark our
prediction, they will come out the open advocates
of protective Tariff, and that before May, 1914
We also said that the Whig party had promis-
co economy in the administration of the Govern
ment, and had given US extravaganza. You have
often heard it proclaimed through the country,
from Henry Clay in the Senate Chamber, down
to the least member of the Wing party, that the
acreage expenditures of the last administration
were yearly 35 million of dollars. A charge like
this, made in the Senate chamber of the United
States, by Mr. Clay himself was we'll calculated
to deceive his political friends throughout the
country, and for a time they, in honest sincerity
may have believed it, and through their orators
and presses widely circulatedit. Their criminal.
ty consists in being wanting in magnanimity, and
not seizng upon the first opportunity in disabusing
the public mind from the erroneous impressions
which they created his in uttering charge so
unfounded. Now, has Mr. Clay been sustained
by the facts. We say most positively that he has
not, and refer you to the report of Mr. Ewing,
Whg Secretary of the Treasury ian authority
which cannot be questioned,) made in obedience to
call made by Whig Congress, and which was
laid before them, by the Chairman of the Com
mittee of ways and means, no longer than July
1841. In this document, Mr. Ewing expressly
contradicts Mr.. Clay. He gives you the expen-
ditures of the four years of Mr.. Van Buren's ad-
mnstration, say for ST. 's8, 80, 40, and it plainly
establishes the undenied and undcniable fact, that
the acreage was something like eight millions OF
dollars less than what the country at one time was
made to believe
A WESTERN FARMER.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18
DON'T BELIEVE
JEFFERSON.

That hot whiskey punch cures cold.
That printers are rich.
That wine cures the gout.
That love ever killed man.
That an old bachelor is happy.
That widow dislikes second marriage.
Thata lady means eyes" when she says " no. "
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18

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the cash ($l5), will be entitled to the Standard
oue year free of charge. -,
.nr,sEMENrs, not exceeding fourteen lines, will
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veal. -If the number of insertions be not marked
tbom. they will be continued until ordered out.
+.rs TO the Editor must come free Postage or they
NAV not be attended TO-
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TIE ERMS s.

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Those persons who remit by Mail epos.ase palT2 rive
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