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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-31
THE ONLY sEcgRE!Ty AGAINST 9UASKERY

TINE ONLY SECUREITY AGAINST QUACKERY
i HUNTERlAN DlSPENSAKY, tho. DIVISION
sIee A. D. 1885, By the proprietor
for the successful treatment Of scofua strctures diseases
the ursthra, kidneys etc. debility, mereura
diseas, seminal weakncss gravel, nodes carries Iheums
tis% ulcer. Of the Cloths to1sils throat nose and limbs
waiting Of the powers Of life night swe,t, swelling
eret dssases snd al secres diseases whsihsr mild or
yTlent; and from an eXps- rience that very seldom
falls to the lot Of any physician, he 10 enabled
to warrant perfect and lasting cure in any and Al
remember hat this the only place in the city where the
cine never known 70 fail in curing the very worst forms Of
calling will one but the doctor himself who
attendance his private ready aud willing
TO render relief all who give him call HUNDRED Of
certificates voluntary given OF course, Of which
The pispsn..ry al Of which were cured By tins medicine
-fnee One Dollar per vial, which il warranted in all
Or no ssEe strietuIes cured in many weeks as il
This medicine cannot be had genuine in Boston, o29 ms
MEDICAL AID.-DK. GREGORY Is conSuIted as usual
i regular Physician and Surgeon thoroughy educated
the principles and practice OF curing the diseases incident
his native country With an experience Of nearly 80
Chathc IN street. o27 lmsrc
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CEGAK WAREHOUSEy-JAS D. ARMSTRONG <
- THORNTON, No. 81 Cheapside, Baltimore.
100 GOO sesan epsrac,ns s.ts hne and medium q.ali-
pes Casadores, Relies.
Also. general assortment Of Tobaceo. for sale on low
terms a N ieSY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-31
OFFICE OF THE NORRIS AND ESSEX RAN ROAD Co.,
Newark Oct ed 1886. &

Newark Oct 22d, 1896 8
Office is hereby given that Proposals will be received
until the 9Th November for the Grading Masonry,
and Bridging required complete the Branch of the Morris
and Essex Rail road from Mostown to Dover distance Of
about II miles
Maps Pro6es estimates and specifications will be
found after 2sh instant the Of the Company Nor
rstswn, where all necessary information will be given.
The line will be divided Of length,
for construction and Proposals in writing directed the
received for the whole Of the work By order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-31
LOOK AT THIS


:. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, if You want Ans
Particle Of Boots Shoes call at 367 Broadway whore
you will find the largest assortment chospest and the
mo,t fashionable in the city, Do NOT mistake the
Der, 367 Broadway, cor of franklin street.
n IA large assortment Of Imported French Boots at
the low price Of Five dollars and the largest OF
over shoes of all kinds. M. CAHlLL.
o20 lm*rc
OLD BOSS RICHARDs is astorIshpg -
the citizens and country people with wonder
full low PRICES, for his best quality and most shiona6e
p aud durable Boots ard Shoes Look for BOSS RICH
ARDS, No. 325 and 324 Hudson corner Vandam
NBThousands of kind to fit the feot azd please
the mind. o3 lmsf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-31
FALL FASHION. I846

IL WIN. BANTA. No. 81 Canal street, and I'D 70
AChatham street, Offers his friends and the public -
large assortment Of Hats, Of the Style the following
low prices vixMoleskn silk Hats fur bedes, 81 nua
fur Hats warranted TO retain Their shape and color 81 sh?
nap silk Hats fur bodies, $2 30: first quality Paris mole
skin silk Hats - 50; 6rst quality Hats - So
Also, the fall pattern, Of ehdrsn silk velvet and fsacy
cloth mohair cloth, oil silk plush and fur Re
Bows fall fur and silk hats. oil lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-31
A RARE CHANCE.

THO HOTEL AND SsAA00RRlt.TRESkpERs ...iu,, . p,,
SON from Philadslphi., uyias TO- palm upon them
spurious article Of Wine Bitts and Wild Cherry Brandy
that have travelling under TIE Of Tobias
cepting my son. Joseph r. Tobias
s?s lmsr No. 81 North Third St, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26
HOUSEHOLD MARKETS.


Reported Tor The Tribune.
yerv little alteration has taken place in the affairs OF
the Household Markets since last week Even the wea
Their remains in statu cue and every thing else remains
almost As il was-al;hough there was great deal Of
change in Washington Market yesterday.
GRAPES-The season has not fairly commenced for
Cranes and the few that have made their appearance
are not remarkable for any thing but their favor and
high prices Iabelas are sold for Isl p cts per h.
few White Grapes have brought 80 a 10 Cts Our
friend Dr. Underh of Croton Point we believe has not
vet made his appearance in market with his splendid
and highly trained Grapes.
PEAcHES-The supply of early Peaches has nearly
failed snd We are thrown back upon the later
varieties several OF whch OF mos, excellent quality
The finest White Peache. yesterday sold at s. per
basket Other kinds range from that mark down to IS
cents.
PLUMs-Are still plenty, and the sweet Frost Cages
are more delicious than before. The best
qualities readily bring 81 n 81 50 per bushel.
PEARS-The cxquisitey favored Scckel Pear is now
in full season. Nothing be imagined finer or more
perfectly fruity than these Even the FIRST pair in Para
disc not better
ApPLEs-The abundance Of hne Apples is absolutely
overwhelming We saw the most superb Pippins at
81 so q Dbl All other varieties plenty and at low
prices.
POTAToES.-lrish Potatoes continue to be very high
as very alarming stories told about the failure OF the
crop in the Western part of the State. There is yet
however actual scarcity The price continues at 10
sri cts Sweet potatoes plenty and hbrous at 81
IS y Dbl.
TOMAToES-Arc still cheap although not very
plenty In fact we have had about enough OF them
People may pretend to fall in love with these smooth
skinned humbugs, much they please but the pro-
per name for Tomato is is Vinegar Apple-sopvinegar
at that 1t is an unanalyzabIe between the per
simmon and crab-spplc. You may buy as many as you
like OF them for so p basketwc could get as many
as want for penny.
CHlCKENS-Poulry is getting iatter-or else the
poultercrs have discovered the Philadelphia trick OF
blowing it up with pair OF bellows They always have
such nice plump Chickens in Philadelphia Here, toll
cradle ones are worth 62i cts. per pair
GAME,-There is change in the price OF Game. al
though it is getting rather pentier
MEATS.-Beef is plenter-hrst quality o No
change in Mutton, Lambs. nor Veal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26
New-Jersey Awake .

NEWARK, n. J. Sept ., lSie
FRIEND GREELEY: II has been the opinion OF
many persons that New-Jersey is century behind
the spirit Of the age and they have spoken as
though no eood thing could come out OF that State
This very opinion Some portions o. the
State it's true very enlightened bu, other po.
,ioss will bear comparison with sny other State il the
Union. have been led these remarks from visiting
the Fair Newark Although the State Far AZ Prince
ton open at the same time, and OF course IS more al
tractive than mere County Exhibition yet l vii
you ths Essex County has managed 10 draw TO-
sether gres many persons and 10 crafty them very
much. The Fruit exhibited is equal any ,hat ever
saw. ons Rins,sold cluster OF Pears weighs eight
pounds and contains thirtyaye Pears al growing upon
one small branch. and forming cluster shout large
as peck measure The Msiacs,oons. Rare-ripes Nee.
tarines and other Peaches look delicious The apples
also Pums ana Pears do great credit to tie Farmers
and show now much Agriculture may be benefited BY
science.
The greater par, OF tue rszslcrd a-.:css appear to
have been made IL Newark. whose fame Msuufsc.
TURNS Cay IS row pretty well established. The other
portions 0; e County Ius. 70 il another year thAt
they are better represented in this respect observe
that MIR. Ross IS here from New-York exhibiting Fir
serslas Portable BGrrS;onc Mil OF which YOU have SO
highly spoken He tells thar ne owns the rs,sn, for
NeY.lsrSey, and las svaed himself OF this Exhibition
70 show the operation Of the Mil 10 Cur Jersey farne-s
crowd Was collected around MIN. evidently AS:oH:sseS
10 see 6riSMi, Tia; shi Sost De packed away in
common travelling trunk. Eowler's Patent Ssds.eSi
Kelseys Alternating Beehive, and Badgers splendid
BohIr ElGre, deserve special mention. as being the
best Of ;hcr kind have ever seen. The ladies also
should receive pvRisetor they hare been busy
WIKI their needles and hsve adorned the walls with
acme beautiful patchwork
Essex County does well It's tlsr FAIR, there Is
reason 10 believe i VIII II few Years 0rSw vsitoEs
nom other States and secure good t-sde tros other
portions Of the Union
PSrsSn To gonr MsSrrAcrrxys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26
Things IN Philadelphia.
.-ce .: Ire Tribune

Cc--espo,se-ce u t1e Tribune
FEuAos-sE-A- SEPT . 1916
went down -his morning 70 see The nited
States surveying brig Washington, which reached ouE
Ysrv yard YESTERDAY zt.erncoa Under j;ryI'as'' She
has suffered severely, being badly dsInasfd her poop
deck carried away and re berth deck ripped up-a-
er az lest 81: one TIE big was tszsn n iow 9y me
Constitution 5ut on Tuesday ire plot oost : = -gt.ey
spoke them relieved The CoasEtacoh ana .o"su ne
Wsshta--oa 70 the B-eakTs;e-- NE eX'eH'pCFs IL
-ing under w1!cH SEE sailed Up ne pay s-o= " '-
cessity Is the mother Of Invention
Ia:t evening a stable was fred n Nater-st
-ea- Cgther!ne WIKI view o. getting re companies
cr- for rgn- S,veral arrests We're made and among
them George Nu-ph7 Of the Round Mouths gang,
who mad 5iu found agsnsi I'm ;oE rot son-e 1!o-Hi
since. but eiud-d the of5ce!s
The Killers OF Movamencins commune their
horrii crueres without; ae eas; interpretation Q: TIE
authorizes Yesterday uno-endIns o!ack vas near
killed By beating hin the head VIE stones ana oFcA-
bats and ndx1ities ere offered 70 his vie who reso-
lately came 10 his assistance The well disposed wao
see these things afraid 70 interfere "ns3e he foHce
are inefficient
The aides Temperance Union OF our city have
addressed complimentary letter. 10 Dr. Nore!y OF w
zina 70! MS kind attentions OF John B Cough during
MS recent sickness there
a BODY OF a drowned man, supposed 70 De
Andrew Konge German was found IN the schuy!kl!!
yesterday. who jumped from the wire or!dse INTO the
tSaies Of Stocks-s5oo State IS, nv, 66I 5000
do do IS. S7I5 a5 : s.. ISL, Nv. So Be'Ess'a
Bos-ds-Sl010 state s. CASH eoi SOW DO 2ds, COZ;
go Reading, So 3Ii Second Bo1rd-sl0OV state 9s' 80
66t: $4,000, do. 5ds 66: , Bank Penns 25l;. 4tter
Stcoad B0crd-2CC0 Reading, DO 81! % 10, rw 3l.'
5000 Win'n o.. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26
and CnurrrY.

| Mr. Brooks of the Express, In his account OF the
yvb; State Convention at Utica says Of the inter
| al ber,reen the second and thlrd ballots
he mean time strong and somewhat bi.ser feel!
,y f.o bitter feeling saat never hope 70 zee me Ike
al sgzin) Up out OF doors Il nor n ne Coz
yenrion agsinst hi. CITY. IL the exciemen des-
t--Ace struggles and generous Contributions were iof-
gotten and we were represented cny s dictztors 10 iae
country, with no votes 20 eve :o- ths r1ea we were
pressing These tsunts however, were OILY roe 'hs
excitement OF the rnorn-nt am and we're wei
aconed fox when NJ. Young successful % g1Flos
the President 0: tee Convention and aosouosy -olc
ins upon NJ Fish me place oLieEt Governor e. PFC
p!ta:ion and against als VIII
We are sure there IS some misrepresentation
here we were II the midst OF al this. and heard
r,ot!li.y 0. the disparagement Of the City above
sooken Of Il was certainly thought hard ths, the
C;,y Delegation had been drilled and dragooned
into casting nearly or quite unanimous vote
against Mr.. Young on two ballots, when u was
well understood several Of the Delegates deemed
IL clearly ezpedient place him n norainatica--
Il this feeling found vent IL any uakind ezPrss-
sons we are sure they were no sooner uttered t:an
regretted
Yet the truth ought 70 be told that gentlemen gre
often sent represent our Csy in Conventions Tho
imperfsctly understand DO not sufficiently regard
Human Nature If Delegates go Into Convsn-
ton saving We rU have this man nominated
re won't have any body else ,'-they are very like
" 70 excite spirit OF resistance. But let them
NEE. their brethren prepared 70 hear as well es 10
be heard, 70 concede as well as 10 ask concessions
rnaniiesting cheerful readiness 70 acquiesce LII
choice which they do not prefer if the majority Is
found to differ with them, and all goes smoothly
li,,t sho IN are Tfr
the Wings OF our City are appreciated and esteem
ed by their brethren Of the Country, and that any
seeming 20 the contrary is the result of such nfu-
ences as we have indicated above. Let Us be con
siderate and harmonious in future.
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WING AImannc for Is17,

Send on your orders for thi. valuable Annual. The
contents this year are very interesting, and will De
found useful 70 Merchants, Farmers, Tradesmen and
Politicians.
The History of TIE Mexican War alone is worth he
price Of the book Bezides il contains the New Tariff
Law, the sub-Treasury Law the Oregon Treaty, and
other important documents. An Editorial the Con
greasinnnl proceedings OF the last Session of the present
Congress VIII be found convenient historical refer
ence. See Table of Contents II another column
Price III cents 81 per dozen. Postuaasters or
others RENTING Us 81 By mail viii be entitled TO ID
copies GREELEY & McELRATH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

3 The New-York Courier and Enquirer men
tons the late case CT who was struck dumb
by the Eng OF The very sudden cessation Of
Mr. Folks clustering tak about the Oregon business
hibted perhaps sill more remarkable phenomenon-a
struck dumb by the apprehension of the firing Of
cannon. louisville Journal
- We found. during late trip up the Missis
sppi river that since the of the River Bill snags
and sawye:s generally known among travellers by
the name OF Pok-=taIl'n-" louisville Jour.
e We understand that the Navy Department
mas not yet received the official dispatches from Com
rodore sioat They are no, officially spprsed of
Capt Stocktons having taken the place OF Commodore
Sloat. Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

TIE WAY II WoKXs.-The large hasging ana
bs,e.ops :sctory az Nessrs. C. Shuiiz Co asysric,
XIV has SUSPENDED operations By this l2o lahorers sre
thrown OUT Of ernp!oyrrsnb whose wages furnished
food Tor raoitlis lh. Esge attributes the siisp-
sion to the passage OF The late Tariff which BY reducing
TIE 6ury on the foreign srclc has reduced me price
OF the home article ts, i cannot be made without loss
This establishment turned 1900 yards OF easEns
and tun of b4le-rope day, consuming about %se
tons OF hemp annually This VIII be supplied ey me
hemp and the labor Of foreign countries
BRITISH MgDnrIoS.-The Washington cores
porGent of the L. s Gazette writes that the oteT OF Ne
diaton has been rejected In the Cabinet meeting he
matter was debated al much length and with great
spir and me ur:renGly expressions OF the prominent.
speakers OF the opposition party IN the House OF Com
mons probably pro- 'ked pretty sharp couients
ous tender made BY the British Government OF its
vices required equal courteous reply a-ihcIsh was
determined that the offer itself should &c declined II
70 De presumed therefore, that the dispatches oil NJ
Pskeahar bv the sreacer Of The hrs: October VIII trans
Mi tie POLITE rejection Of the mediation cr tie part 81
our Government
- We understand that Rev. Jas. w Walker
Presidsr, Of the Pittsburgh Conference OF the Wesleyan
Methods; Church. sitting II TINS city was yes'eF
6Av arrested while n The char charge OF hoe! a.
legged 10 have been published in The True Wesleyan the
organ o: that church on John Miller OF Allegheny CRY
He no, interrupted however Il the discharge OF MS
duties and after tee Conference adjourned gave the
bail. Pittsburgh Gaz
- The eciment at Fort Leavenworth had
completed is Geld organization and their discharge by
the Government viii cause much dissatisfaction As the
soldiers were in high spirits and very anxious 10 so
- New rolling mills or Iron Works belonging
10 Messrs Bush & Jordan have heen nearly completed
" Trvin r-or Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

The VISIT 70 GES. JoHssos-The military who
paid complimentary visit 20 the venerable General
Johnson yesterday afternoon, the Wallabout had
glorious time OF il and were entertained in the hand
soonest by thar officer. The party con-
sisted OF Major General Underhi and stat; commits
stoned officers OF the iith brigade Brooklyn Light
Guards, Union Blues, AID Columbian RiHenien. The
venerable host received them upon shady lawn IN the
rear of ri. house and welcomed them in eloquent
speech which was acknowledged in some appropriate
remarks oy Gen Duryea. After spending the afternoon
IN the nosr agreeable manner the party returned 10 the
CRY about twilight Eagle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

BAt Especial ofthe General Co"'t@''se
Of Democratic Wsy Young 1er held at Broadway House
sept 18Th 1916 the following Resolutions were adopted
wiihou, dissenting voice
Re.olyed That tins COMMITTEE with feelings Of peg.
feet qualification hears the result Of the aoors OF the
Democratic Wing State Convention held E; inca on he
I'd inst for the nomination Of star Ocers, as an Ell.
dencs Of tue conception and just appreciation Of the
principles and wishes os the Wing Party
Eesolred That in Hop. JOHN YOUNG our candidate
for Governor we behold whose lofty patriotism,
unspotted integrity and liberal views. united with com
Inanding talents great experience ard an intimate kDo"
ledge OF the Political events OF MS state commend MN
az once most ernpha,icay 10 our confidence and esteem
Hseolrd That we hail with peculiar sat!siacnon
the nomination OF our worthy ielo~ciazen Hon
HAMILTON FISH. for LieueDantGovernor as a just
tribute OF regard ore the recollection oil whose I'M
firing ezertions III behalf the Wing cause in the hour
OF it, darkes; peril and whose complete identity "tn
its young men inspres IN our bosotns feelings OF the
livelicsr gratitude.
Resolred 1ha, as Democratic Wing Young hen--as
Young Men who would war against every wrong ana
defend every righ-we will from now uDri the day Of
the ensuing state Election enlist entire energies for
the triumph Of the grea; principles oil our party IN the
election OF ia candidates.
solytd Tina, the preceding resolutions signed by the
officers Of this Committee. he published in the Wing
journals. ]. L. TOALIHSON, CHAIRMAN
\ q; hHAe g eARfBELL }vice cheifnen'
JonN D LlsDEN }secre,aries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26
DISPATCHES FOB TIE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
BrrrLro, Friday evening SEPT ID

BrrTno. Friday evening sept ID
4 destructive fire occurred at Cleveland ONO
OF ,hs sd instant. N me evening The Canal Col
lecrors osce and range OF stores extending a-0ns
MerTin-st TO the Merchants Hotel were destroy
ed The root and furniture Of the Hotel were
damaged
deck hand on beard the steamer Louisiana was
killed ~ part Of me machinery. while the hoat
was passing Saginaw Bay IN Lake Ha'On.
Our market IS bare CT good Wheat Sales Of
1000 bushels OF Ohio and Michigan Wheat were
made 20 = CAMS. per bushsl No variation II
Flour OF Corn. Ohio Butter IS selling AZ 10 70
cents per ID Western Ne*-Ho -s- ! 70 - cents
Cha=s= 8 70 Il cents PEI 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26
GoURAUD's LIBRARY OF ROMANCE

JULIA
Our jules neck was Swan-lke-I mean a black Swao'
That rarn aviS Of the feaher'd race
Which sometimes is Keswicks lake upon,
And Derwent Water-seldom IN other places
Thus when our Julia walked the throng among,
Her aspect was so queenke In It's grace
She seemed Il stately Juno 10 all eyes
But her dark skin excited much surprise
t. And well il might! for nothing looks so bed 81
stately creature with dark skin. julia thai time Wa w.
acquainted withthe surprising qualities Of GoWcudi fgan
INDICATED Soap IN the removal OF Tdn PmPit' fLtos.
SGlowneSI Rnguorm Salt Rieun &c and therefore soeea
obliged 10 submit 10 their evils She also was uaawaeG
the magical properties OF GouraudJ Poudre, Sabilh, y
eradca,ing supersuous hair; Gourauds GreeiSs ha
Dye for co!or!ng red light or gray hGir gossy Tss
Otherwise she would have been provided with her io
sequel will show thai She found their worth sterRse
and also, that GoarGds iconte DroPs are The oess I w
world for curing aggravated cases Of deafness ,J
Remember! The genuine preparations Of Di. oo.a II,
only be obtained his only Depot 81 Waiksf'e -
store FROM Broadway. No agency in BrooAyH q 1s'
York City. 80 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26

The PLUME NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY, Isl
BnoADwAY-The specimens in this attractive Gallery
have recently been much increased and the rooms
ceived very important improvements. 1t is said
to be the largest establishment OF the kind In the
try, and is really worth visiting Some OF the Daguerre
otypes at The door and in the full lenth and
are very beautifully done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-26
Business Notices.

HosoxEN.-The golden moments for visiting this
choice place passing away. Chilly Autumn is not
far Oft and icy Winter reads upon Autumns heels But
now is the season Hoboken The weather is not
hot, the sun is warm but not oppressively So and
good walk the Elysian elds real pleasure. Even
the passage the river in the fine ferry boats
luxury