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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

NURSE WRlGHI"S SOOTHING SYRUP. FoR CHILD
Rks TEETnIsG This valuable PREPARATION u the pre-
crpnn n nn experienced Nurse. ard hns been used ~ ,e
of the most distressing of disease Inch occur hutng
The lender age infancy. aud u IS now offered IN me puDc
with view mitigating sufferngS o chdfen during Inc
process Of dent0n variety of the most alarming di,eh'e
are incident TINT the most prominent oi which are
Nervous Affections. CUnvu0ns Fevers. Spnsmcds Croup
Inf limmaton OF the Brain Cutaneous Efupt0ns Deange
ment Kidneys DsOrdered stomach and o0SsnesO Ol e
Bowels Experience has proved that 10 0 OF the above d
medicine will relieve and large majority eeet
perfect cure timely used. Mothers ard DuTes WI ma
the nursery The following certificate tom Mr hnd as
Maxwell the efficacy of this syrup ~ n 7ey vl"eh
attack OF the cnrs.d by tsehhg ahu
bowe complaint, when every other remedy hnh ine ,o
BROOELYs. Aug 81. ieii.
lessrs Dqpm Sands & On. t;entemen-We have used
nour family Nur.e Wrghi's soothing syrup. ana hndns
tn most valuable remedy for OF the most distfe>snS
tnrks which the tender oi NANCY we iee
led upon for benefit of state the following
our lliie g,rl. month. old. was attacked about
vo months ago with inf lmmEtion and IN the gums
gu1iDg and noseness the bowels. which not withstand
ny all our efforts and the unweared care and sprecfip
tons OF our family pryslcitn continued To grow "Dr.e-
ls during night day. and The lr s'iHefe
wa alnu, to n skeleton. We could but little rest our
number Of uedcinrs highly fecoUltnchc
her benefit from any ar th"ni unt Dy n'
advice a ghb0 obtained NuTse Wughti SOothns
syrup and JoT found that almost Immeda,e r.
lief the soreness inflammation al the was removed
and IN less than twenty the bowel complaint wa
cured and the child nearly well IS ever we wonld
recommend all mothers this most valuable medicine IN
every similar Further information viii be freely gwen TO
any WhO will call at houIe Snlth street. niln
door from Ruile street. Brooklyn l.. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
commercia, and Honey Matters.
g tar conmere.al a.a .Mo,ey .,iatlers see Aast pa

~ For Commereat ana Money Matters. Last PAGE.
TuKsHAY. +. NJ
There was not much activity in Stocks, except
,ns Railroad Stocks. which the favote speculative
stocks mud gradually improving.
Exchanges are quiet but steady at 81 10 for Ster-
llns ) ~, Tor Funcs.
The Mediator, for London, took S25C GOO in
Specie.
oue dollar counterfeit note OF the Bank oi
Smyrna Delaware. dated Mach :. ISL. letter ID. ssned I
HOOK Cash and a Smith rest. has been put circulation
a, Lancaster.
The following c"unericts; 5s D"vci Bark, " H.
% Union Bank NewY"fk. 20s Bank of Smyrna. Del 20.
STATE Bank OF Indiana 5s Bank of Cumberland Portland Me
j Cy Bank New Uayen It. lC Bank OF the State a: South
Carolina 10, Leather Manufacturers Bank New Nuk; Is
White P.ars Bank n. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Mic WING Senatorial Convene

iion.-frSt Dtstric;.-At meeting Of the Convention
hcid nt iIondHy House the city o New York the 18th
October ltl5. the !Ollpwn. reNuJtion was udVptcd-
RcS0tred. That the next Senatorial Cony eninn o this
District hed National IEl Fulton street, the city oi
Rfuoklyn on the second Tuesday OF October. iSi II
o'clock NJ and that the Chairman eni Secretary give due
uotlcs thereof" OLIVER /. HEWLETT, Chairman
ID tdm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
N'HsEG 1EEETENGS.

10 The wings or Ncw-Jcrsey hold Their las,
Grand Rally. prevo,, 10 the state Election. Railway ",
WEDNESDAY. the I'd OF October, ~ ? o'cock, r. vi.
NORRIS FRANKLIN. E-l. and ]. y. REYNOLDS.
E,G. OF New York aud J +. RANDOLPH E,q. Of New
jersey. w addIesS the Meeting. Ex.Gov. Pennington
New Jersey oier, have asu been invited attend
The NeYg Jersey Wings have rendered ftia III
te friends OF the adjoining States ihesu
h's The Railroad Company ha, provided Extra
rfnas al Car, to leave the io Of CoIiasd street The
above numed day IL O'Clock precisely Fare. g. ti.!5
cenl> each why-lncludins lerrngc
Several Clay Associations. Glee Clubs. &C Of this City have
avowc their OF meeting the jersey Boys at tins Gaa
Iinly.
The Cars retur viii leave Railway nj ia o'clock.
nt Jersey Ciy by "a ocloc\ IN the
Tickets be had the office of the Railroad Company
of Cohandtsitec and the Wing Reading Room, III
H,,tdway ol q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

j WV wv
sc, The of this Association requested 10
NEE; at n,nunl Hail this day. Wednesday, oct. 2I nj IL
O'Clock a VI. precIely Tor the purpose at nrnng m pro
cssion and marching tine inoi OF COur,lnt there Ia
,nke the chr. 10 order to attend Mass Meeting Railway
\ Ry order of SlIAS CHiLKERlNG. President.
RoBT. ID HOLMES. Secretary. "3 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE CELTlVATOR FnR OCTORER.

u Number Will be found full account Of the ats
Fai. Poashkespsie, illustrated with two beautiful
V.ys Of The Sho-Ysri aad acoiape Lot OF The Pzes
awarded Also. among C0neas Will be iocad articles OF
the Manufacture of Cider for the C Ma'kct-Ro IN iha
Poat5-Rec aiming Salt Mat,bssG7pcs 10 Chickens. with
figures Of the found the th!oa; and certain remedy
for thenI-9n Vegetable and Animal Su'i-n-ApDes as
food for Animas-Anaoges of SOI!s-Scrcrtufc and Hus
handy Of the Souh-rhe A3aieTree BoTeE-CheHsry in
Common Schout-Studs the FGrm-Nhea =row:nc n tho
South-f.ots of Raising f.ne Fuit-On The U'e II Peat.
&c &cozcher with great ysTitty Of che: Mates q!
iniere % tie Fsrme: aud horticultural
just received by NJ. H. NEWMAN. IS9 Broadway. where
ptious the cG,vator received where. ns
nu.he volumes oo;Hp.:s cts c:ss Work can BE c.
tanned AZ all mes. % Sue
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
FOR TUt. PILES

- FAD following interesting cnse AND emalshne cure
l& Of Pie~ Mr.. j. Bowman. distinguished hfchtsct fo-
d,ng IN Broadway been afflicted with the Piles or iogi
cen yenrs he consulted about three months SINCE hs
,,ea,h was foul appetite ba liver torpid, occasional pap
on counennnce plle and nnsud complains si pains oSe
he kidneys great irritation. tension ana weight IN ts 3Wfr
ecton of the bowels attended with pile 'umo NJ much IN
dnmed nj times produce intense sui!enng al other es
leyng themselves By prOse discharge VI blood inducing
,est debility the muscles Of the back from the long cotnu-
e rrita had degree lost iheit power ptoduclhs
,nba 20 and much difficulty that hs could Walk
b ep wn, feeble and nm. had expended more tha1 hve
hundred dollars fourteen tor this conpaln nnd nao
ained Only Temporary relief entirely cured hnsins
aken only Temporary relief y n2~ enry eufen' aI5 mssn5
,s h.n ,wo thousand and feels return o' tho
mt Is well and active now as he wnA hiy yea5'
~ nd at,rbut-s IL all 10 that nesima0e remedy, Dr. W
IfS S'S PILE ELECTUARY Reader. this Is only one Of
thousand similar cufd By the sane nsans Tho fle
fce l96 Bowery four doors above Spring street hdrcs
erets Remember 1856 Bowsry Agents. J. T. Warner q 20
Iitlca r B. Fitch & Co Syracuse L. b. swan koc5ssls'
colman l. Co. Buffalo, slo Sm ID In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

For SALE-The fast sailing schooner BE! VlltRE, i;
A "a 10 81 tons buithen. shore nj the i"o oil 7s
.treet Hudson River. ri be SOLD great 5drkein
a. ,9c IS Her sails two se4son, II use and ohe"e Il"
i, na soId by Saturday ih 0ctobs, inst r be solf q;
auetion on Monday Sh I3 roE igI;her paaeua a..
ris on board or al MOTT. bhO1HEhS.f Nassau 'te -
lrnoor,ers OF fine Watches &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

CODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.-The sub,
= scnber wishes make known 70 the public. thar much oil
t bSu, and crackers when sold this city bJ the above
naues se entirely dfesnt from the SODA Biscuit and SU
sIp CEAcKrKs made at MS Bakery which have been uses
70, more than twenty with the bes, results wne he
imitation which can be made or less pnce pefhap
shove Blserr and CEAckISs a;q BITTER bscuT %isr
snd N.vY BREAp the first eunty are constantly for
sale at the wslknown establishment, street
corner Of Wa.reu. street EfEGaih itit-AOH Ii L.
vJ5 sr1s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

x New-YOrk Scientific Association.-i
regular meeting Of this AsSocallon vii be h?issn At helr
,ooras IN Iiownfd street THIS "Wednesday EVENING, Oc
iobe[9 IA O'Clock An address may be eapee,e 'o n.
Il. CHARLES I. HARRIS. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

Cs- New York Society for the Relief of
widows and Orphans OF Medicai men.-
.rt .nd ANIMAL oenern meeting Of this Sccicy VIII be
he'll. at (he College of Physicians sud Surgeons IN CIo'h} Il
ON TIL RSDA I, 81 INST al =, O'Clock. T. W.:
o92>' H. u. BuLkLEY. VI d., Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

Passenger Arrived
q 6lrk .ii.ry Cation from if,o GrGnie-Ihomae II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
AUCTION SALES.

pYBANGS' RicHHRps & PLATT-S;of. 2oi Broad
L'way -Llheral cssh advaneeassns insue on e0's'"'
CO B. have removed to No s4 BrOasway. q sew
'YO'' AS', NoSiD11i{ Ni1i' EVENING, Oct.
rf,ae 9sA s ya.-y OF 0Isal s,n ,bs pnTs.
''- WEDNESDAY .s9SrauRspAy EVENINGS.
Large sac of New Book-Aa extensive collection OF New
ooks Guanue. SAT the trnds consisting Of 59s ersy
z chSo cs.sc. 1ai'ey re- SiSes.
Csta'osre. vii be fesdy on Saturday s,h mt.
sGuLIUN. Aacuoncef.
x coLsN 90 AgefSa aat cSnniSS N.rSsS .g u,s
ads on ''A' s':rii Tiils sG5 BRY. '7; ostsSet , -
a, los, O'Clock. at 81 Aun.S;Ieet
-otss sofa bceAdS chars, tables. .cosng ga'se' eoct
1o 20 yard ., <coad hand capens Of .aIoq' ir,: sip,
Az A,9 ss eGsSy OF eAis, ees rnS sa
Aso. Groceries. eou'pnsns tea. SuEar smo OIL 9 AM
Mo. sash doors ashes. show cooking stoves &c
Prvae SaeeveEa new and eeond hand Piano fot,es IN
@rod order.
A. {. FUTILE. Aucnooerr.
F p9 sEt Oh ff Fa 4 flsie SsP Ti;waGe G sale p.e.
hs morning a; 10 O'Clock the Auction Room. No. . Plat
e.nSs hesSy ard hell Hs~ae Cntcry French. Ger
and American staple and Fancy Coos eomp,in: an Ell
n.ve and worthy The attention OF the city and
Alsn large assortment OF table and dessert hnye' anh
,rk tarver> snd pocket Stag and Buffalo. l. =
end basc Congress ard oths knves, &c ,sor' shear
Also OF single and double ba'fe Guns and fs'o'
u materials. sc.
Also 10 tire IONS, comprising every xanety, Just
sricd 10 dozen Esve h7lt bright nieeiSce Hoes lamp
.c'I 4 Jnan>on, W,on Htrkswurth Moss Parker and
cecbra,e! ~, Aers Files and RsspS Engi'h ndlu'ed
Weights American pattern Moce locss pattern Tor
dug and other doors, - b'Ss chamber Candr ,chs
,,ough, Nails and hrg. l, round bolts I'm
,c,Ip 1 a,.,..s
{. :. FISH. Nuciloneet.
yY - = FISK. store NJ "a Cans street NAonai iialil
siS. - of D.y t.,.-i,nq Iuesiaysoi each week.
THURSDAY. October 3.
AT 10 o'clock. ri - t'iGHi street.
viii r., sod arge quantity ni boss pcAHNes shovss, na
t,e forks space. pots machinery. broom bl,h.
&c Manure Dlncr.. Street Cleaners nud PaNeS. ibrt
amen Builders mud n,helS will please cal nnd examine
,,o time. in store. - Canal street National iini
re ie,k suitable ln,usucc flee Bank. or Mefcan
house Ao about lIo unfinished casters Tor ehairs Ia
rs and oetsteads
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

c.uRTSOt supezor quality and latest styles the New
tSyors Cash Tailoring Establishment and Lentemens Gen
err Furnishing Store Isl Broadway three doors below me
E,snsI;n lIous. tau:s lstfI J. e BOOTH & co
4 NOTlCE--MAlL LINE FOR ALBA
E-lfNr.-The steamboats, Columbia and North
ssEtT1Zs. Amenca will and after Thursday the d
nst leave fov Albany and the intermediate places after
noon Al clock from the of Barclay street. nerh nce
ofh. Fern instead OF Coullandt rect a hereofoe o.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

o. General Society af Mechanics ana
Erad.s;nen OF the CITY of New Yorkshire
Nnnhy Meeting Of the Society . be hed n the Institution
IN Cros6y street THIS EVENING October one hour after
sunset. Nc lSAiC fhi LIN Sseie'ai''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
JUSTICE TO HAIRY OF TIE WEST"
~ Sc Ncmth Ward DemOcratiC Clay Clu

Ia ncompance with resolution passed by the counsel OF tesi
.-nt> a MASS MEETING,
under the direction ot the Seventh NGtd Democratic CaJ
club will be hold IN of National Halt Cnnnstrect
m the evening oi Thursday the 3rd Of October n "a O'Clock
The members the different Clay Clubs aud Associations aie
fe,pec,tully invited To be with us.
HIR.1M KETCHt'-M ESQ .NORRIS FE.lNKlLN
ia. UiL n. .UCRPHl. t,I. aud other drtmrul,hc,
,cakcIs will address the ineens The New York Cay Gle,
, nh md other popular Wing Singers wall oi then
be>' JAMES X NOpp. Iie'ineh'.
" i S'.fx, TsMRv " Secretaries ol Sc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
NJ Third Songress.ionaI District Atten;;

ton ~ Auss Meeting the Democratic Ways and all
friends OF CLAY and FKsLSGHuFsKS Of the Third Consr--
sinna District composed Of the lt 20 3D. ~ md 5t Wards
will he held al Castle Garden on Monday he th inst o.
clock r. NJ. I; expected that Hon. j. 10. Clayton OF Della
ware Hon FuncIs Changer Oi tins state and severR other
eminent ,lehkers viii address the meeting The Saloon at
tched Garden wal bc opened tor the accommodation OF
the Ladle,.
TIE 2d 3D. Attn and 5,h Wards and other Thg Associa
tons the Park, opposite knicserbOcker Hall
past cIpc. precisely. will then proceed with the
III. 10 the arden. EGBERr BENSON, Chairman.
l.nys SecretrrV o25t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
E.s~ Ninth NVnr,i-K cntucky Ciny Club

(-3~ NintIl " WUft-TN CnlUCky Y VINN Z iIlU.-
Mas Mrslin oi the Kentucky Clay Club the Wings o the
Nlnh Wnt!. and n those IN favor of CLAY and fRELNG-
ysrS will he held and Ia front oi the Ro- Roy House.
corner oi cfuy aud Greenwich streets. Wednesday even
th ID o October at O'Clock, Several ennen speakers
vii address the ineeiiug-amon: Others MIR. Kellogg: The
,b, shoemaker Mcs>t.. Henry H. dawes. lheoGore T. Tom
nsnn DOL SarkweNhe and others have promised Their at
endnnce The Clay Gee CGb will be present. assisted by
iiand ot Muse. :l , a. ,,,,
llsnd Quarters the Ninth Wad. kentucky Gi ~ fefiy
stree Hit''pt u N'.Ai-'''''' t''''OV'''
WN. ButisGs MEEcH. Secretaries :.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

t. Sixth Disirict.-The Wings of the Sixth Con
-.essicEnl District composed Of he Eleventh. Twelfth. Fit
'eenh SAtcenth and seventeenth Wards will assemble IN
Mass fleguE IN NSlor Place ESDAN, the 9Th October
hlfpa<t clock 7. NJ respond To the nomination Ui
HAMILTON FISH their canddute for Congress Several
~ii''-i ''S LANES II WI SON
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

D5- bnic ckcrbockers.-The knlckeib'ck'r Cla!
Club meet tonight NJ ~ o'clock. \ iuii attendance OF th
members desired and Others who IN favor Of Protection
American Labor and the Election OF Henry Clay to tn
Presidency.
Good speakn. and singing may be eAnected.
EG ERr BENSON, President
GEonsf G.; JESNrsos' !is Secretaries
n BNThe Executive Committee meets O'Clock. l,c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

- FINE WAIGHEs-BtN EDlCI 2 HA1ainty iT,yi.D.:
HSSA a Nenhsuz E1changecornei OF Wall and William
srests snnncs frst door IN William have received
a. Gn ADDITION To their previous stock assortment OF
sfehe, no, roval the cy-coRsistng OF Chrononosr.
mnlsr and er Watcbes both 70! ladies' and gentlemen,
Nerchants f.om the South well ai the cty trade VIII hnd
when cualay eomparedl prces low,
seseral assortment OF Jewelry OF the best Qua4ty.
S,sring ,ilver ware a, manufacturers pnce,.
eikni, Of Watches Tepa e equal TO tbe original aan:>
clock regulated by hrst rats workman. a8u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
Commercia, and Money Matters.
-For sales at The Stock Exchange, &C. see Last Pas

rrFor sales at The Stock Exchange. &C. Last Page
"WEDNESDAY P. VI.
The transactions at the Board were large to-day,
end p-ices generally without material change from yese1-
day The market is rather buoyant.
In Exchanges there is scarcely any thing doing.
Sterling is ct, and dull, although leading
sill held at 81. A sale Of GOO Southern Sterling
made we understand, 81. Francs $50 PSI. The
movement in Cotton will tend to still farther depess the
rates. There considerable Cotton Offering and the picket
Of the nearly full at I'd transient shpwas also taken
up at the same rate, but from misunderstanding in the
DETAIL the negotiation fell through. The arrivals Of Cotton
1t this por, for few days past have heen very heavy.
Money is very abundant to-day, and many of the
Ranks have reduced their per cent sc days paper
and are in The street seeking that We knew OF lot
Of sC coo taken that figure The Institutions which called
in their loans previous the st Instant desirous OF
rtedng but find the ground occupied by capital which has
been flowing from other points and the result 1t Is not -
likely may be that they will be forced to accept lower
rates than before order find employment for their accu-
mutations
Alabama State money, in consequence of unta-
ybe advices from Mobile heavy per cent discount
Cntral a per cent, Specie drafts at Mobile 70
,nium. On New Orleans I! a II premium.
The following comparative statement OF the sltua-
lion the United States Bank on the ST January 1913 and
1884, will show what been done during the past year
ssr to the settlement Of the affairs of this g.eat wreck
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

osa ecratched, Westen,is in good demand 81 Sc! 62
me mdans S. s; middling 62 So GO; and ship stus
% - 2 Southern Scratched 81 31a So with sales.
Southern descriptions firm with good inquiry George
town aud BraidJwine held firmly IS; AiexandraSt
81; Richmond Country a: s.; Richmond City S. Rye
Flour scarce al So 50. For Meal there faiT demand
81 SC: So 62s for Jersey So Brand yine nominal
buckwhear selling So 81 for common and S for
fancy bags 81 81 l2i half barels 50 So 25 Shorts
norinally II I2c Ship stufFs Bag Meal
100 a I2l cents
GRAiN.-We notice another sale CT Wheat 100 bushels
Illinois afioat for milling Troy 100 cents Tere
much of-riug, but the market firm cargo
North Carolina, ZOO bushels sold cents weight De
vered and cargo Virginia 1000 bushels cents
sure. for the East Of prime Write North Carolina
25Co bushels sold for meene 50 cents weight delivered
About 5000 bushels Long Island have been dcd az the Brook
yn dlstlley at 50 cents weight RE entirely nominal
10 rs n1odera;e Inquiry a5I 81.
Last sale Southern 3ic. Heavy Virginia Offered at 81
HAY.-The 5s e2 We notice sales 1900 bales
North River terms made public.
BEESWAX.-Far,her moderate sales of American Yellow
at so cents, cash.
MOLASSEs.-We sales OF cargo OF Trinidad Gu.
ba at made public, and lors OF Matapzas from the
whaIf, at 81
FRUITA sale OF 1908 boxes Raisns. part Bloom and mart
Bunch received direct has been made al o5 and 15 c4n
Bunch Rasns are held co. cash Sales Turkey Figs at
III a Il: cts
hDEs-There have been sales DISCO Ma,.morss supposed
III and in Baltimore for this market, 1880 Larn,r
28los 10 cents. months, nerchantable
lRON-Tiee is demand for Pig and notice sales
OF 500 to 100 tons Grthere SEQ cash. lao do a 81
6months, afoat.
sPlCES-No.1 Nutmegs selling al SO. cents cash and
81: cents months Bourbon Cloves 26 cents cash large
quantity Cassa; O and 1850 mats Including 1900
Antwerp and nearly all the here first hands
sold at l8 cents ei cent off for cash, the Mats
are now held at 20 and ISL cents The stock of
sabout 80 600.
TEAS catalogue of Teas made Mp from various in
voices per Abro, Paulna, &c. SC offered to-day The
company large and bids freely made Greens sold at 10
cents advance thepreyous sales Blacks fell off TO
per ID. The Teas old and generally low GRADES
The sale the whole equalled the expectations of the
trade.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15
sr,rs PetsoY LABoR.-Every reasonable

srArs PRlsoN LABoR.-Every reasonable
.,o,snre should be adopted to foster and encour-
20 the mechanic int crest as a leading and es-
aassnt;al branch of domestic industry. Our own
r;ts in particular, is vitay interested in the
s.assncrity oss of this class of her population far
FP,ore 90 than some of our citizens seem to real
no We rejoice, therefore, in every movement
.na,cnlated to promote their interest.
Mr. Moody, of Jackson, has just made 4 re-
.ort TO the Senate on the subject of State Prison
ppor,netition, which evnces the right spirit.
The competition between the prison and the
,,acbanic. is not competition of a free working
NAN. with one situated like himself. The prison
,rorks not to make money, but to diminish its
ovnenses. 1t lowers the price of labor and pro-
Snc.s. without endangering It's existence or es-
.ssl,sbmeut AS the price of articles depre
s;a,e the contractor pays less for the labor Of
prisoners.
mi, when he makes money; and if the prices
u Inc articles OF his production become SO de-
,recated that they yield no profit, his establish
rr,ont must cease, and he must sterve, or go into
Emo oth het employment. If, therefore, common
.,ochanical business is carried on in the prison,
acompeti,ion against free men takes place, which
!. hacked BY the State, and must necessarily be-
a,me fatal. as the free mechanic is reduced to the
alternative of stopping his business, or working
at loss.
The work OF the free mechanic must cease, if
:. r;e,d no profit while the work of the prison,
backed up by the State, can stand against all
chances, whether it yield much or little, it not
being necessary for government to gain certain
profit, but to expend as little as possible, in the
support Of the prisoners. The capital of the free
mechanic is limited, and cannot stand against
all chances and when the trade he has chosen
as the means Of supporting himself and family,
j, carried on in prison, he finds himself in com.
petition with the capital of the prison, the labor
Of the convicts, and the Treasury Of the State,
which are indefinite and unlimited Det.D ADV.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-15

SANDS, sARsAPARlLLA-Cony Of letter from Norwich,
Cent? the month ef April, after turn Of Lung Fe-
attacked with swelling Of limbs, which would
day aad subside in the night This was attended with the
most violent pain. render unable stand walk
ability 70 sleep and much constitutional distress In this
don commenced taking Sands Sarsaparilla and after
days the pain and restlesness began subae the en-
om limbs TO abae and after taking three bottles find the
swelling has disappeared and the other srmpems are eneiy
removed can safely say tst consider my
been effected by the SaIsapara am able labor with
any particular fatigue a. 5. PARRISH.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail and for expoIta;on
by A. b. SANDS co Druggists. (Granite Buildngs) }
Broadway and ChabeTs.street. Sold also by a.
b. D. SANDS, 10 Fuoa corner of GoIdtreet and Y
East Roadway corner of Maretstree Price 81 per bottles
six bottles for S..