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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
PIANOS.

DIANO-FORTES FOR SALE.-Per-
Il cons about Purchasing Pianos VIII fne to their sdyan
Fslispst (eas sde Of Broadway They have large
sortpepi OF Rosewood Pianos cousanty on hand every IN
su1nert warranted for years Co. nave the names
gilmore han 9 persons they VIII refer to- who have put'
chased pianos ofttsm, al OF which havs gyea asers s
isfsc1sn but her any doabts expressed as TO er
ty de payment may be withheld until such doubts are re
zioved Old Pisnos exchanged New and second mana
nianOs 20 let NJ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
DLANETTS SARSAPARILLA BIT

Il TIERS, TONIC and PURlFlERl-Create healthy
action throughout the sOdy the appetite, eqazs
the circulation give and energy to the system and Gre
ate power resistance disease in all lis forms rarely 10
he obtained They VIII perform speedy and permanent
cure of Dvspeps Indigestion, Ftdtucy General De6'fy,
Ier CoHl5ints and MI the train OF symptoms commonly
called Nervous Afect;oHs. ,,,
FEMALES viii find in this delicate and Palaabe prepa-
ration which purely rcgetabh combination OF Tome A.
systems The specific action that this article has on inc
Irer and Digere Organs renders complete ASSGts
for Fere, and -Ayus and BILIOUS and IfPhoS FE-
EERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

DIANOS 25 per cent below Broadway
prices and of splendid and finish. made by expe'
riepced worknen the best materials al 40 Elit-ay
Those wanting really good instrument for their own use
can be suited ut manufacturers prices and those buying 10
sell aguiu VIII ind to their interest to call as above
n..)l I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

DEMOYAL.-The Office Of the AMER-
a q icAs Fng Works IS removed from PIP Pcari-st 10
% Clil-st los lwt DAVIS EVANS X DODGE.
l.. INGERSOLL, the
IL celebrated race life, and fancy 5oatbqi!der has re-
moved into the large gx-sory brick building running
through 10 WaIerst door his old boat stand where
ne would happy receive orders from his friends and
Others and the world besde The curious and sporting
thai are desirous are invited cal and examine. Reme-
Der No 2so Souhs Wherever his stamp is found there Is
tie boat that can't be beat) NJ B. Several journeymen
wanted: als0 ore stout boYs ol32W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
Williamsburgh, April 06, 1850.

DEAR SIR: have bad the opportunity OF forming an
opinion of the efficacy OF yours Buffers and must say thai
IN nv own circle those who have used them have expert
enced much relief NERVOUS or BILIOUS HEAD
ACHE of long standing relieved Al once believe
them TO be valuable for indigestion and debdtty
Respectfully, yours, a. N FkfAIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

Dv,n s,v Having been afflicted with CHRONIC DI-
ARRfiEA during the latter part OF the time in bust
he south was Obliged to o. leave o ON 9ss aseO@ ne
In, rev GRADUALLY weaker and weaker, until was con-
6 fine 20 nv bed or nearly So Ny father visit to tho
city of NewYork yonr advertisement OF bi4efs ana
nnTclns I'd bottle which took ard from WINCH expert
euced relief have counued to take it, and am now We'll
You need have no of recommending your preparation
for the cure of this complaint . o,,-,,r
Veryrespectfuly, yours, &c. ADAM G. Low BE =,
For sale by J. Alilhan 1888 Broadway John s. p3dd ~
Broadway Sadlier 23i Broadway, William l. HICKS u
Co. 49 and Isl Fron+st, and by Druggists generally
ola I'm SNkWS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
NTOTTAN PIANO FORTES.-We

would call the attention Of the pubic N general to
the fine assortment Of YIN and without
nv the celebrated house of T. Gilbert Co Of Boston re-
Gently opened at ~ BROADWAY, by WATERS Z
BERRY. The PIANOS Of t. q. d Co have Been 100 ohg
and TOO fayorsbly known TO need any comnendatonsr-
Hundreds in this city iesisy 10 their superior eIcel-
ience Also good assortment Of B0uDOlR PlANoe Tor
sale n B-Second-hand Pianos taken IN e1change-
PSnos In let ole lns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

ENOR SALE.--A desirable country resi-
a dence IN the of Wilton, Conn about II miles from
NorWah and about hours ride on the New Huven Rn-
road consists Of good land and surrounded with
shrubbery The house ID good order is the Danbuy
road and will be sold ow the subscriber has use for
Il Inquire of GAUNT OERRlCkSON.
,eI4 Il 159 South-Rt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
E7OR SALE OR TO EXCHANGE 70

IL property this city, acres OF excellent LAND
in pleasant village NewHaven with tyYo-story
HOUSE, BARN &c within few rods Of Church, Academy,
Office &c Price, S4oo Also 60 rode from the above,
50 acses beautifully stuate with wood streams ana every
Also 40 acres OF young wood-Price $500 Cash may be
added to the above for city property Direct note or call
on WEI Il PUDNEY. los Bleecker.st 81 eodtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

HA1L.-A hail storm which lasted nearly hal
an hour, passed over Toms River on Saturday, IN
which the stones were twice the size of peas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

DRIVATE SALE, BROOKLYN
e HOUSE and LOT, l89 Hicksst near. Pierpontst
Frame House, flied in with brick and wei built; marble
antes in parors 6c Size OF Lot % feet in front and
rear by 100 depth said 10 be the best built Frame
House the City of Brooklyn For particulars inquire Of
ANTHONY J. BLEECKEl, Broadst Aucuoneer.
oG2 Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

LNLECTRICITY.-A large double plate
ElA (22 inches diameter) ELECTRICAL MACHINE,
with BATTERY complete, for sale cheap. Suitable for an
academy electrician Apply at the hardware store OF Z.
MERRILL, 556 Grand, corner OF Lewls-s oZ5 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
FOR SALE.

GTEAM MILL FOR SALE.-THE
SSTEAM FIGURING MILL in Clyde Wayne County,
Eew-York is offered for sale NJ very low price The
building large cnlnnodious and conveniently located on
the Enc Canal The engine is one OF the best ard
latest construction. The MILLSTONES, GEARING and
FIXTURES are GOOD, and in good condition There are
four stones and the engine has proved sufficient
therefor The whole viii be sold together tke engine,
ilgehring and all the 1tnrcs viii be sold separately o
be removed for 81 coo, without the building and los IN
OF Geneva ol5 W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

n EUCHTE & NEWTON, Plano-torte
IL lMunufactory and wareroos % and Y Csnalst The
subscribers offer FOR sale large OF eiegant Piano.
fortes rom Of in rosewood and mahogany cases.
These instruments made IN the substantial HAuaF,
and Of their bes seasoned mAe-As by experienced me-
shancs under immediate charge, and are UNI.
yaed In eeness OF and deicacy oftoach Tboso a
distance bv specifying their wishes by letter In regard 10
stye or qualify OF tone may depend faithful selee-
ton All instruments warranted = C. LEuGHTE
Su,s D. }. NEWIUN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

E4yOR SALE On Thirty-hrst-st. be-
Il Third ard Lexington three 5stoy and base
ment HOUSES with good under cellar. They are fitted
with every convenience and built the best manner,
and viii be sold low If applied FOR soonsQ 900 can re-
main on bond and mortgage Apply to JOHN b. BLISS,
Builder, the premises, the Mechanics Exchange
Broadst from z TO O'Clock. dhily. OF linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
EIOR- SALLY welI-Gnished DWEL-

N LlNG-HOUSE, in the village of TARRYTOWN II
is of two-sories with basement and attic and Is located in
the pleasantes in the village within i've minutes
walk of the Railroad Depot. Tie HOUSE It in complete
order and possession may be had Immediately The see
merry in view is very fine Apply to Afessrs A. B. 4 D.
RING o lmeOdt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

EVOR SALE.-A great business stand,
a. store building and dwelling, and stock goods or
onld be disposed Of sePeTetey i wanted u ihai anneT
lage the Hudson River cash business in full operation
and established many years The owner being IN bad
health is obliged South but would remain II the
place long enough his influence for the concern A
ply PETER J. STRYKER, tMessrs Holmes Coz :,
oil lmeods sos Broadway, n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
A T PRIVATE SALE, the Two-Story

"A I ThIF 4 u NALE' lNe I"U-,JVVIJ
LIMERICK HOUSE and Two LOTS OF GROUND on
Onehun5 and wentv 100 feet from tue FOURTH
Size OF House 3ox} feet deep finished N modern style
and in good order
hundred hihs adjoining The above EechLot
25xl00 feet deep.
Part the purchase money remain on bond and mort
gage For further particulars apply to ANTHONY J.
BLEECKER, Aucrioneer, Broad-st oZ2Iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

~ The oldest member Of the NJ. e. Conference
of this State, Rev Peter Vannest, died at Penn
berton, Burlington County, on Thursday OF last
week. having entered the Conference in I776.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
STEAM FERRY BOAT FOR SALE.

q NJ FFKK4 BJ1AI FUN NALE1.
kS-The steam Ferry Boat ESSEX. now plying the
jersey City Ferry Said boatis 40 feet long, 2 feet wide
and has engine OF 81 inches diameter OF cylinder and
feet stroke of piston To any person about 10 estabsha
Ferry on the Hudson connect with the Hudson River
Railroad for towing about the Harbor she would be
desirable boat For further information apply to
C.. A. WOOLSEY,
=;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

ENOR SALE--A new excellent PlAN Il. l.
Il NO. from a renowned French Factory. Inquire 3ls
Twenty- sourh-st. between Ninth and roath avenues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

Messrs T. SMITH i co II Fulton-st.
the appointment Agent oI the sale thereof and they
will hereafter be kept constantly on sule Mt
EORTON'S TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

~ .&H. BARMORE offer at their Manu-
Va sfacory and Ware-room, SiS BLEECkERSL corner
OF Chaes-st assortment of elegant PiANO-tOK1ES
with the metallic frame and reverse b1dge ana HI otner
modern improvements. % I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

DROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE co.
ID-Ofice No. 6 Merchants Exchange Wall-st n Y
and - Fulton-sl. Brooklyn. WM ELLSWORTH, Pres't
A. G. STEVENS, Secretary au3 6n*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

DIANOS FOR SALE and to hire, at
IL Bercay.s opposite the Aston House, from 81 TO &C.
aves in rosewood and mahogany cases.
aul03m* JAMES THOMPSON late Ta!lmar u Randall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28


NNEL EGRAPHIC.- Citizens and Stran-
d gers invited to call and examine the operation Oh
the MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH at
HORIZONS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

6EEDAR GROVE PROPERTY [Stat-
" en- Island) FOR SALE.-Tle Lease aud Buildings OF
this desirable place of Public Resort in the Summer Season.
for sale renewal Of the present Lease can be obtain
ed by the purchaser as part OF the purchase Appyto
r TENBROECK, ~ Broadway,
o25 ST. corner Murray-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

T &C. FISCHER, Qate NUNS q Fischer
az Mandatory and Wareroop l7e Greenwics5 cor q
pateni lube wen calculated for keeping in tune Piano
fortes saned repaired let hire and exchanged oz M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

The immense attending the adaptation oi Olnl'
sead's Patent Telegraph Battery 10 the
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE,
has induced the subscriber accept from the Manuac'
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-08
Latest from Texas.

We have dates from Galveston 10 the l7ih Inst The legislature passsd bill requiring the 6ovef- nor, in the event of any proposition being received from the United States for ihe purchase of Inc Aes Mexican territory to order by proclamation, Voa' of the people the acceptance or reJeelon oi iis offer and require the Governor to convene the legs lature, to take final action the subject, stsf Inc vote by the people should be asesrtaired
 This bill Gov. Bell vetoed upon several gfoaae'' among which are: That the proposition might Ss insulting and offensive, and some discretion oash to be left with the Exec aiiye to 'he propfisy ct ordering State vote upon il; and further thai 'S' i'm peraiye direction to The Governor to convene aa extra session of Inc legislature is in direct viosea of the constitution Of the State, which feposss Ire power to judge o the occasion solely ~ih the eS'' eFRor.
 The House sastained the vote. by refusing " pass tho bill the Senate voted 10 sustain Il 5y '"' thirds
 The election returns indicate that Col. t. A'sa has been elected Attorney General.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-08


 prevented the wrongs eomplalaed of When these questions fret esms up fos aeiion. hsi the South presented firm and unbroken front. demanding an observance of our rights guarsntied under the constitution, in our opinion. the necessity for ultra measures would not nov exist. In as much as we invited aggression by our weak and vsssilaling course, il Is now soo late to advocate what may sxhaused.
 As political interests have prompted the sggres- sions complained of perhaps peeuniary interests can compel their redress. this power in opinion mains stili 10 the South. We would then reeom- mend the sdop@n Of njged non intercourse sys- tenn Let the southern States adopt measures To live within themselves. Let portion of the capitol be withdrawn from The production Of the raw material | and invested iG it's manufacture. Let Rail road3Ae constructed from our southern commercial cities, taat the interior merchant may supply bis sock with convenience, and the effect Wiil soon be fell and manifested by northern cup,diy. We hsvefn the South every prodacon required for eI;her cotn- fort or iaxary. Every facility for maGufaetores, in word the North 50 arrogant and unjust, with ter desPotc and interruptions majority is whoiy un- necessary 10 the South Let this policy of non-in- tercouse hs recommended by ,he Governors of the southern States. sanctioned by their Legislatures, and responded to by associations of individuals throughout the whole South. to reduce 1t to prac- ieable operation, and We have stndit4 the northern character to but little purpose, if different spirit does not soon pervade tue North, and find its way into the ha.Is of Congress. Should fAnstieism for while hold its sway over interest. it wi yield at last, and result will be exhibited to the aiteEiye oker-on. ss astonishing in s character as it wilI be sautary iu its oppers,icns.
 How long can the manuras;orias of the North continue in operation when the South shall withdraw her patronage. She canno, manufacture unless the producers of the raw material will purchase her fabrics The South can enter the lNt as uaaufac. turerers with advantages worthy of consideration II the whole South will but unite upon his subject, the time is rot remote when we shal have po cause of complaint against the North, aprty w,,l spring up there, tbat will drive the hypo<,,;e,l csn,ing fanatic, from the councils of tbe pa,;or and fill their places with useful upright men. t.;, they will De compelled 10 dn or sec their .itie, ir ruins, and their prosperity for blasted We hay, he power to save ourselves fro threatened dis,ruc
 ton 10 preserve the cohsiii ton and perpeuats this glorious Union. but only glorious as i, came fora the hands of the fathers of the Republic. Will we do it l. not, d. serve the fate in reservation for
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-08
The Turkish Enyoy.

The New Workers have secured another lion in the person of Amir Boy. the Turkish Envoy, On dsembarking from the U. 5. ship Erie, he was re- ceived by salute of fourteen guns, 10 which his rank in the Turkish navy entitled him. Sabse- quenty, he was conveyed about town to see the sights Then he was taken to see ths launch of the steamships Mata'norOs and North America. After wards he received visitors at the City Hall, and crowds of curiosity hunters attended his leSee, anx ious te shake hands with the representvs of the Grand Turk. The Evening Post says
 Amir Bey Is a fine looking man. of middle age; his face expresses determination, combined with good humor and benevoepce. But for hts Fez cap, he would pass for a Freachmaa. be wearing solely noas:sehe cf the most fashionable trim Such ladies derive their notions of Oriental life from tales. and who may be curious in regard to his do- mestic establishment, are informed that he is at present entirely unincambered, and expresses high admiration of the ladies he saw ia Broadway.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-08
RonniY Land RiiI.

The following Is ifom " Ion, " the Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun:
 The Senate will probably amend the general --demagogus--speeulaii0n land bounty bill so as 10 de feat i An open opposition to the bill would prevent ti'e reelection. perhaps, of some Of those who have supported t.
 As the bill now stands. il provides free bounties fos hundred thousand persons, about ten millions of acres These wlli be sold by the holder for fifty esns an acre to spectators, who will ge, or Eve millions o dollars worth Of iaid which they wil held up al ten dollars an acre, and get Il, too. lIom the actual settlers.
 The specuialors 'siil make nineiy. five million. by the operation ib six years. They wiil u.oncpo-
 ze ali the good lands and all Ina, nearest 10 market and improvement. and the actual settler must either bay of them or go upon he very outskirts cf he public domain and take wore iaad. Lssd n Indi. ana, rnonopoiized by specaatafs under the bounty system, witb;n tew years. IS now held at twenty doIlars an acre. To imPoverish tbe treasury, 10 squandeI the public lands, to discourage small pro pietors to erect landed aFs,ocrsey, a che of her chief views. as well as the certain end of these schemes. ro give the lands 10 actual ealliva,ors, and in sgali farms, would not be objectionable 1; but the policy that governs these schemes is 10 make the fortunes of sharpsts and speeaiaiors
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-08
Cat caressing among the politicians

When couple of cats meet. and eafssse' sse' o,het they sseln 10 hsh; sueh ssems 10 De enHH teTisic Of he politicians ot ihs bunker and o'is. burner schools. Bryant. the poei sPnrgs 'a lh' Syracuse Convention, scratching and tearing n tremendous style. BayAfd lhs heakef mau' on '. 'a. other side. poutess on John Vaa Buisn, and ''a'' hin sll to tsitsis, ss if he oseht to be e1'sTahs from the face of tke earth. Althis IS me's e'''. ing among the political tom-eats ef ths oH' s means unins and harmony. we suppose, lh V's ,s. John Van Buren has been great "nhrf in Po'e', according io the bunker creed but is IS atid asks forgiveness The bubble 'eanh'e Ds I.- he t.o (acffoe. wiB s,tye a. SO many iufss 10 s' rsye ihs whjgs and delea, them m iss psxs s''s. ton, if they doa, look oa, and pisy bsif sa@s eA policy.-N. |. HsTad
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-08
Management of An,w.,..

In breaking or managing . horse however la irAeiahie or stubborn his tt mper may be- nrrssry. your own, Almost every fault of the hr.te ari,.s from ignorance. Be patient with him. teach and coax him, and success, in time, is certain There are tricks. however, which the results ef con hrmed habit or vicoasness, and these sometimes re- quires different treatment horse accustomed 10 starting and running away, may he effeciuay cared by batting him 10 tho top of ha speed on such occasions, and running him till pretty ther- ougbiy exhausted
 4 horse that had trick of pulling al his bridle and breaking Il, at las, reduced better habits by tying hlm tightly to stake driven on the bank of deep s,reaun.- With hts tai pointing to the water, he commenced pulling al the halter, which suddenly parting, over the bank he tumblsd. apd after a summ erset or two, and hounderinR a while in tho water he vas satisfied to remain Gt he post ia future, and break mora brides
 A ram has been cured oi putting at everything and every body. by placing an nnrssislng efigy ia q similar position; when tla saddsH assault on winiry day resulted in ,umbiing his Famship inso cold bath, which his improved manners took good care to avoid in future.
 sheep killing deg has been made too much ashamed ever again te lock a sheep in the face, by tying his hiSd cgs to A stout ram, on the brew of hill, while the flock were quietly feeding st the bottom. On being set free, and somewhat startled setting out In his haste to rejOin his friends he tambled and dumped master Tray so sadly over the stones and gulies. that he quito satisfied 10 ceniins himself to cooked mutton thereafter.
 Mans reason was given him to control "the beasts o the field and The kirls Of the sir by other than brute force. If he will bring liis iais play, he will have difficulty in meeting and ovesF coming every emergency of perVerse iateliect or bad habits in the damb thing, by his superior cuA- ming EzckaHgs.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-08
From finVAna.

We iearn from the Faro Industrial of the sts instant. that the Council Of War of the Military EI
 ecutive and Permanent Commission of the island of Cuba, have passed the following sentence "DOa Am5rosio Jose Gen2alez, Don Jose Maria Sanchez Iznaga. Don Cirriio Villaverdc, Don Iose Juan Manuel Mseias, Don Pssro Aguero, Cewysf,l Doa Vietoriaue de Arrieia Don Gaspar Js BetancoHtI , CIsneros and Don Crstohai Madams being cited and not appearing. the first five, zlz Doa Ambfs- sio Jose Gonza!e1, DOn Jose Maria Sanchez lznags. Don CiFio VifaVerde, Doa Juan Manuel haeiss and Don Pedro de Agusfo tawysr) were condem- ned to be executed by the garrois, and Don Victe- tiape de Arris;R. pea Gaspas de BetaBcour,y Cs' nsros and Don Cristoba Madams 10 ten years aI hard labor in Centa, with permanent banishmsnt from the island of Cuba and Porto Rico.--D,lta.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-10-08
ceOTgia.

A Southern Rights meeting was held in Ogls- thorpe county. on the 18th ul; About 4JO persons, citizens of Ogiethorpe, Green and Wilkes counties are said to have been present. The following reso. utiOn, extracted fOm the repor. of,hs proceedings shows fine resu: of the meeting
 Rssotred, That, Congress has failed to open the country by the removal of obstractions to southern emigration, ana has refused to give to California a territorial form of government. and have admitted her into the Union, as a State, we are anxious that the Governor of our State should cal. a convention to assemble at early day a. practicable, for the purpose of adopting mOde of redress.