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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18
Third National T.,nDerc,c. D.

Third National Temperance Cony.,
hog:, Five years having clasped since II,
meeting Of the second National Tem,o,,
ance Convention, during which many i'm.
portant changes in the temperance rero,
nation have taken place, both at homo y ~
abroad; and as several Interesting sUl,;rn,.
now demand The attention of the friends =
Temperance throughout he country raj
the world, the Executive Committee Off.
American Temperance Union, al tie r..
guest OF several statc Societies. have M.
ted calling third National Tempcr3r..
Convention to meet nj Saratoga Spri,cg
State Of New York, On the last Tuexd,r
IN Ja;y. They cordially inyirc all Sat-
Cnoa'jos, ana local Temperance Societies.
throughout the I'nion and III The Car24as
to appoint, at an early period, delegates 10
attend the Convention. The extend n,
same invitation to their brethren nnl
friends III foreign countries, ana hone j,
VIII be an occasion which viii hu:tlcrrb.
or all tic friends Of this grca; cnlcrpri,r,
and ; care much Of the presence and 5,ss.
ing Of heaven.
JDEN MARSH ~. So
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

A Nep Species Of Grain.-The Amer
lean Institute of New York has received
by the Great Western, species of grain
called Fellows or Sknlcss oats. Tho des-
cripton accompanying it says:
alt grows on the thinnest soil, and is
very tardy. 1t will stand for a week or
more without injury after It is ripe before
cutting 1t produces more meal than any
other grain, and better bran, and the straw
is tougher than oats. The meal goes much
farther in thickening water or milk than
oatmeal, and It's more nou'ishi1g. 1t was
presented with the description, by Mr. John
Harris, a practical English farmer"
Z. States.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

Musical Anccdote. 1t has been obser.
we'd that horses have great taste for mu-
Sic Among the sound Of all instruments,
the sweet melody OF the flute is to them
the most pleasing. The following fact
IS from Arlsoic the Sybarl les, luxurious
and etteminato people, used to train their
horses to dance to the sound Of the flute,
instead OF breaking them to military cvo-
volutions, The Chroloniatcs, thcir enc
mics, being aware Of this circumstance,
used the following slratagem al the moment
OF entering into battle. Instead of giving
The usual signal for charge OF calvary
by sounding the trumpet, obey began sud
denly to play the flute. The horses Of the
Sybarytes Immediately began to dance and
jump, and in the height OF their JOY crossed
over TO the side OF the Chrotoniates, carry
ing their astonishcd riders with them
The Sybarytes, by this trick fell into the
power OF their enemies, aud were com
pctely defeated.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

The Treasury notes outstanding, in amount
$6,3O2 800 81.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18
A NORTHERN WINTER.

A gentleman was in our office this NOR
ming, who says that he was conveyed
twelve miles yesterday in sleighin Lewis
county. The snow was generally two feet
deep.
The Pittsburgh Rep. Of the oath April,
says Wednesday preceding. II also says:
The weather has been extremely cold
and unpleasant 70! several days, and many
cattle and sheep have persisted for wan, of
food, and from the effects of the uncom-
monty severe storm. We have never
known so long and tedious WINTER
Argus.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

There are in the United States, 7.80 Governments
Officers, Gxedy employed.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

Christian misunderstanding hands
with your antagonist before blowing his
brains out.
Street Inspectors. whose duty
II is TO practice retirement, and keep out OF
tho Streets Atlas
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

The Gamblers at Ticksburg are so nu.
merous that they talk of vengeance against
that city, Tor the lynching Of their COM
rades some years ago. Trouble is expect.
ed with them, as they are already so bold
and audacous as to defy the civil laws nd
outrage morol principles.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

A clerical gentleman remarkable for
preaching many sermons from one text
had nearly run through the year from these
words, " Peters wifc's mother lay slch Of
a fever" The church bell toIIed one NOR
ming earlier than usual. The minslercI
patched a scrvantto enquire who was dead.
The sexton pretended real ignorance, 0oi
returned for an answer. ''That he bcIIo'e1
that it was Peters wife's mother, as she
had been lex for q long lime"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

WESTERN VITA hoosicr solda neigh
Dor a dog,whch he recommended TO be frs
rate Tor racoon hunting. Shortly after lh'
purchaser met his ncighbor-
al say fric I'd. this dog don't know
coon from a sheep"
You've tried him, ch?"
az s, and he amt worth q curse"
Well, | didn't know exactly how TINT
was, but he WASN'T good for nothing else
| thought he must be the very devil aNeF
coons."
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

A party, twelve or fourteen in number, embarked
with their sores from this port ON DO ard the schooner
Ncnee, shug ionr TO the upper end OF t"e lake.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

Price # Farms. Tie following it,n,
from the PoughItcepsie Telegraph, show
hat The hardness of the times does NJ
MICH affect tho price Of land in Dutchcs
Coun;y:--
On the End instant, the farm Of Mr.
Tobias TrieI. in Red Hook. was sol
at auction By Master in Chunccry. |
contains Al acres Of choice land iylrr
mex, 10 the twn Of Red Hook. It va,
purchased BY Alderman Chamberlain, @
New York, for &34,l82, being SCI al
acre.
iir Richard s. DAVIS, Of the town o.
Clinton, has recently disposed Of his farm
consisting Of IG5 acres ut a fraction les
thau $50 nm acre.
Ga Saturday last, the Gcorgcvile farm
tn. property Of The late Major Hatch lying
about Two miles from the village. was sol,
At auction for $4,000 1t contains II,
acres, abontl5 Of which arc unrroduc,yc
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

ANOTHER USE FOR CACurcuoCc. a
man in Texas, whose ear ha been lopt oil
in fight with the Indians, had il replaced
by one made Of India rubber, which looks
as good as new, and answers al The puf-
poses of hearing.-This experiment my
be called new cara in surgery.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

he Madison Express says lle E1ecuiye Offices vii
hereafter be kept at thu seat OF Covrrnmlt.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

The troubles nj ST. Peters arc moi Q
much Importance: The soldic, no kiIIe,
The Indian is in irons, and viii receive
regular trial. The troops at Fort Craw
fo.d, (Profie du Chen, bad formed 81
oncampmcnt, 70 miles nbove on Bllcl
Rivers 81. Louis Nctc Era.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

A HIT at the Lddies.-Knocking off a
aiy's bonnet with snow ball.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

GREAT FREsHET IN New YORK. We
learn by passengers that arrived from Bu!-
ralo last evening in The Constel Iaiion that
there wasan almost unparalleled treshet in
The central and eastern part Of the State Of
New York, about Ten days since The
Hudson river was SD swollen that canal
boats floa'cd about the streets in tie lower
part Of the city Of Albany, and received
their loading from the second stories Of The
stores. The Mohawk river at Liltlc Falls,
was so high as TO be three feet above the
bottom Of the acqueduct. The bottom of
the acqucduct vas carried away, and in
consequence the navigation OF The canal
seriously obstructed.- Milu0ukee Cour.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

Where 'eHl Il S5op.--Ancm igront CON
pany leave Missouri this spring for UPrc
California! Al large meeting at indc
pcndence, Missouri, fiy-cighi persons
nineteen Of :: hom have families. rcg;sicrc
their names 10 go. The persons provo
sing to 90 out, meet at Sapling Grove o
the Santa Fee route, on the l0ih Of MAY
where they choose officers. One Of II
rules of the company is, that 10 spri'ou
liquors excerpt for medicine shalI be uytd
y cannon has been presented to them.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18
Wonderful Discovery Cure for deaf

Wonderful Discovery Cure for deaf
ness.-Baron DupoIet Of Paris, has pre-.
sented 10 the Academy of Medicine Deaf
NIUE, ten years Of age, whose speech and
hearing he had fes,ored by magnetic
process. Tho Academy Immediately APP
appointed q commission TO inquire into the
truth of a fac; which threatens 20 oycr,urn
all previous notions of science. Their
report is looked for anxiouSy.
Since that time the Baron submitted to
his process deaf mite OF the age Of five
years. A certificate Of member Of the
Academy OF Medicine proves that the child
was both deaf ald dumb from its birth. -
/ he Miraculous process OF the Baron was
evident, for al the end Of three 81 tings the
child heard and repeated every word pro-
noppccd in liz presence The Baron
states that he has cured nineteen persons
by this simple process.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

The 3lst Of May, is the day on w CHI Congress
scmbies in speyia. session.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

IHe Mommoth." is the appropria5
name OF the great iron steamship now
building in Bristol, eng by the owner
Of the Great estetn-the Mammoth vi.
be Of 5000 tons bur,hen, and her engine.
lO00 horse power, "ltj calculated" say,
an English paper, ''that she will cross TIC
Atlantic in ten days. p rPhiIa. Goz.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-05-18

Lake Chomplgin- is s,id that loaded
teams were crossing Lake ChampIan at
Plausburg on Friday last. There are
three feet Of snow only ten or twelve mics
west Of the Lake The farmers arc near
" all ort Of hay, and ;hcir cattle in star
wing condition.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28
cry HA11RoAD MEETING.

The undersigned, members Of the joint Committee
Of the several Wards in the City Of Nev-YOrk on
The subject of the New-Yogk and Ere Railroad, re-
specially invite their illoctz=ns 70 assemble Al
NibIo's Saloon on Tuesday. Dec 23.n instant a,
seven s:loek in the evening to take mo consideTa
ten the measures that wiH be proper promote the
speedy completion of that work
The Eastern Division Of the Rail7'ad IS now IN
successful op~a,on. represented ihattwo other
divisions embracing distance Of tyo hundred and
fityniIes, are ;. far advanced sa, they LAY De IN
use al an early perisd in'he coming year.
The importance of adopting measures TO eN?e7iie
the work viii be acknowledged by every man inter
es;ed, either directly or Indirectly in me business and
prosperity Of the city whether he 5 landno.deF
merchant, meshanic or nanufac'u:sr' or IS en-
gagged in any Of the trades or PFofessior in the cry
Al are therefore earnestly invited to as;erd. The
eu;crprsias citizens OF Boston by general efforts III
which all classes cooPera,ed without distinction o;
party. or sect. have t-iumphanily completed their
G-ea, Western Railway from. Boston TO Albany,
and now enjoy the beaci;s of the t-ade wiki the cen
:ral part Of State.
1, is respectfully submitted TO sur fellow citizens
,rhe.hor the .dopton of s.fila. measures wiki re-
spec 70 the Railroads leading this sity will not
produce results more advantageous than those OF our
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

last. Most OF the property founs the p,i.o.
ers possession. and ne vas coganiited 70 answer.
SEcoSD CHARGE 81 WATCH STEALISG.-A ma,
named John Rose who n prison eonv'ctes =;
stealing watch. was complained OF to-day BY Ca,
Trilisie OF Southport Long Island ;or stealing ;,S
ain watch worth $40, for which ne vas comtsits3
in fall tor trial.
FlGHrIxe OF Docs oS Thy SABBArH.-oa $
IA Henry Jenkins sat tgo dogs 20 Eght:n, N y.
.tree, az the corner OF Franklin and Chapel .u.s,,
and thereby collecting crowd. Dr.. Hosack We,
10 nun and urged him 70 assist hin separating y.
ANNALS when jenkins abused INN shar.eessy ~.
-,ensced the Doctor w.lA personal violence. T.
Do,,or comp AIMED - the Police Oficz and :oi,,
Jenkins was arrested and sent TO prison
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28
POLICE OFFICE.
mo.p1Y. Dgceg

STEALISc VARIETY Alexander a. Watts
young Englishman aged %. who had been IN the
Stats Prison il New Jersey, and who was twice
,rie4 for passing altered Dill during tie term O.
the Court OF Sessions, and finally acquued-was ar
rested today oy officers Tempkins and McGra,h
charged wth having stolen 25 yards of carpeting 10
silver spoons and silver watch, vest, pair Of pant.
looms with knife and other articles, worth s5i 81
from James Stone Of No. A Mott street On Su pdsy
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

BowERY ANpHirHE,rsE.-Those who are Justly opps-
ed theatrical exhibitions, nsy find innocent
al amusement the AmphInesre. The entertainment.
here delightful Interesting, diyer.ihed and
free from all irp.oprie,y. To-ngh, highly amusing
bill IS presented Master Diamond Whitlock the COMIC
Ethiopian representatives. appear tonight 70. the last
but The collection OF wild beasts belonging
the Geological Institute viii be open during the ve,k-
The only living Giraffe Canelecpard in America
Tackled 10 this collection.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28
He TRIBU N E..
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER %.

" In the List of Mcmb.rs of Congress published IN
,his paper days ago, Hon A. H. H. STUART Of VIZ
giua placed III Italics ii Loco foco by sunder
Of the types. There IS no better Wing.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

STRANGE SCENE THE Aston House." Positive
fact said the email gent; 81 = trunk-maker IN
Broadway bugs ;his rub. the pGs pianss and in
three DAYS he has fine hair-truuksn Rubs Whist %
exclaimed all jones's OIL Of Cora Circasia for tn
Human Hair the answer. Joking aside. >thi. j.
really good artce make the hair grow prevents II
falling oat cure tsrdru and viii give hight red or yrav
hair soft, dark look. we knows gentleman whose hair
completely restored By ,h' Try it. II Is Only g. )
or ssilDgs bottle. Go TO = Chatham,t. Mark the
number IS - Agents Astor House, 70 Fultou-.:seet
nd riyi.i
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28
LAWYERS DIARY.

Crnculr Cersr THIs DAr-i . 70 90 iae 1 We % II
Coxvos PEAS Tsis DAYS, :, ~ - =, = - ~
3l6 / : IL 81 80 o. -, II. - -
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

MoRr MuRoEN.-Thc body Of n,an named
MeNsi!l, was recently found near chillico,he O.
He had been frozcn to dcs,h while Intoxicated
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

FRIENDS OF NEW YORK of her Prosperity, o.
her Commercial Ascendancy, and her onward
march to greatness, fail not, we conure yon' to be
present at the City Meeting in behalf Of the New
York and Erie Rail Road, at Nblo's, THIS Ere
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

ry For full and careful Report of Or. LardneT 5
Fourth Lecture, expressly for The Tribune, see Las
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

REMEMskR TIE roos.'-The ades OF Dr. SPRINGS
Congregation Sewing Circle to-day in the Sun
day School Room Of the Brick Church Chapel make
up CO;Aing o' the destitute Poor OF our City We
requested BY who feels great their bensyo
lent object, but member Of that Society thai, DO
nations Of Cloth Secondhand Clothing transmitted
this Circle will speedily reach the freezing inhabitants Of
miserable cellars, doubled in vau. progress.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

BRITISH WEST INDIA SrzAMERs.-The Albion
says that Her Majesty's Consul of this city ha,
been called on by his Government to report his
opinions, and to give information in reference to
the rates of postage and other matters connected
with this great and importan, line OF communica-
ten. 1t is given to understand also that the Con
sui has recommended ts MS Government that the
line be continued from Havana to New-York,
touching at the Bahamas and Charlesron-a recon-
mendation which we hope will DO adopted.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

dht'
-. For Communication on the Distance of the
Fixed Stars, News Items, Notices sc &C. see Frs
Page
" For News by this mornings Southern Mail
see Mex. Page
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

. Oysters.-M-. DAVID DECKER. Ma 9 Ann ST
begs to iaiofn Ms friends and customers TO call ans
eare a>r orders for Picked Oysters Ter the HOLIDAY
good season, as 1t takes time to prepare them d2i 7rs
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

r Nazors Of superior Bindes set in pair
bar substantial handles 81 each, sod at the Magic IA
zor Strop aIanufsc,ory, I02 William Il. C2) d2a
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

1-- Rruit &c.-fhe subscriber offers tor sale
reasonable aud lots purchasers. fol-
lowing goods New Rasns Grapes. Figs, Prunes,
Crori Cuirants, &C. together with large and choice
assortment OF Wines, CorIiais Teas and Groceries.
go 2w' o. JOHN McGEAGH. No. i79 Bowery.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

70 The AMERICAN MUSEUM was Yesterday
sold to gentleman of this city whose whole life
has baen identified with public amusements. We
learn that this Museum, which is much the argcs;
in America, contains over FIVE hundred thousand
curiOsities, which originally cost more than one
hundred thousand dollars. 1t was founded by Mr..
Lnhn Sander in 1910
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

Fmportnut 10 l'encberr.-feacbefs de.ir-
on. Of securing 10 their Schools Ssi Instructor IN ns
art Of Wrting, are respectfully nvned TO call At 70
RroadHaY. " 0-o "
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

u Patent EounlmIn. for steel quiIl pen :
0ae dip tho ink viii write page or mors. Highly
uscisI merchants, avyer. edors, and all rapid "r-
For sac 80 BroadVay ~ as IL
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

OHIo.-Thc House has resolved strongly agains;
Reputation. Six leading Loco-FocOs in the mega
tive; all the Wings and three-fouFths OF their oP-
ponelts in the affirmative The Senate has shgfied
of the question for the presen; By strict party
vo-a-Io 10 II
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

PEsysrLvASA- EleetioH.-Partial re-
turns from the>Bedford and Somerset District, Pa
lead Pprebend that Phlson, Loco IS elected
to Coog-ess in place of Hon. Henry Black, over
Russell, Wing. There was severe storm On the
day OF Election. which prevented turnout. The
District is Wing by over 900 on a ;ulI poll.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

~ W. would recommend 10 all aiiietcd WIN torgai
Hoar,srcs.. Ifgru1a. &c. 20 us feerss Amenca,
couch Candy" For sis i: 10 broanna}' 4pi d ~
.,-.-,o,-,trcct. smiths corner Of Fulton and Nslei
.tret sal Jas " SMITH, ccmcr Of Fulton A.. N'di-ss
,trerts. BrooNyn. 90 "''u
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

r Cheaper than the Cheapest, and Bet
ter than the kest.-iiygeIne HOrehouRd Candy u
10 gea! demand AID is soveregs for Coughs IN
chIijEea Adults. Try i single package at b. F.
HOWE's -! Rfoadway corner Of Howard st. u d25 2,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28
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FEELING a. Il ~.

u SUTTON n RUMBLE, ia closing tho SeasOn have
concluded offer for the coming fsw WEEKS iheir large
stock Of Dry GODS prices that Ill warrant Their
immediate sale. Our assortment Is complete, and III eo
-iHg present stock pledge ourselves TO give greet
BARcAINs to such as may be pleased give us q cali
III NG-STREET
N.B-Oar goods arc all sound, and deception Prae-
ticed. % d25 l"'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28
coR0NERs OFFICE.

SoSuAY December =
The Coroner on Sunday evening held an inggs,
;, he Office Halls og justice the BODY OF jane,
p-iS5;e coloreG man. OF Incorporate habits waovsl
found ON SATURDAY morning O'Clock, ylng a-cae Ct
mo .oer in the rear of No y Centre street.. bes.
inr the floor. apparently convu.sec and speeches
ana expired an hour afterwards. Verdict die4 4
deiirium treusus.
Also ,oday al the house Of Douglass McIag,.
No % East Broadway the body OF a's ia'ant 81
James D NcInyre sced months iae deseassj
attached with succession Of MS on Sunday nss
which continued until ; o'clock thls morning ~heass
fell asleep did also his tnetaer- y; aali pas;
o'clock he vas dead on his motners asa'. NeEc,z
died of COMMISSIONS.
Also. AZ No. - W auu, street; ~ The BODY Of Az
Wsod ar. Of Incorporate habits who went'o q.
above house unwel, about week since ara SO cs
,inued o. Sunday evcniuc between = and 81.
E lock shs took TO her bed and found dead there
IN AZ O'Clock this morning. Verdict. died OF drep
- o, the ches; produced nv isienaerance.
ry.,briuc'. VcxeIabie Pur, { trg Pills
The general acesaaon which tins medicine has
ready niet win l,or ,e ,ubnc his induced tAe ffofns
tor Tor the greater convenience o pu.c4-'cs 70 'c
on ale N the following loctuo4,. ~
2l6: Bo~ery, ~ iNtnio ~
10 N,..au.strcot 30 rud= street.
35l Pstr-sucoi, l-t l.A4' ''f e
10 Cb,-,v.,trcct ga pl.co,-r-s;rel'.
~ Mathematics. lst Zig Ayen.e,
Is OUi,iSn-struct, elt = -ae street,
Isl Houston street. ltt lhifo N'nA'e,
Brooklvu-lul Fston-'trect. isrscy GHy-totuei G!
Moutsomely sud Washing ron--tr.sts
&C SFBRiNG, l92 Fulton =
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

rrlec,urr- -GENsKAL SOCIBTY OF NECHAE.
les ANu TRADESMEN.--This evening, Dec. 2s'b, the
Rev DR. COX of Broolslvu wl deliver the thild OF hii
Course of Lectures on History and Chronology at ha
Lecture Room OF the Institution N Crosbyst DIS II
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

IvDtAsA-The Legislature OF Indiana have
passed a Stny-Law on all Executions until the l't
of February. A more comprehensive and Pernaa
ncnt law /. under discussion. 1t grants a stay Of
Executions for one year on all debts, and two
years on da.f of each. No property can be sold
on execution which does not bring threeiour;hs of
It's appraised valuc--A sad, miserable business.
this, which, ike is sister Reputation, viii in the
end cost great deal more than it comes to.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

III guudny Evening Lectures by IL D.
BLus nj Constitution Hall, $50 Broadway. Saolset-
Man "a he wnsas he isas he to be- The Lectures
viii commence the lst Sunday evening III the ne" year
Al half-past o'clock. Singing by Tie Congregiu9a
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

e The SELF-lSsTRecroR, or Journal OF the
Universal Lyceum, Nos l. H., by Josiah Hol-
brock lies before as. 1t is an excellent repository
of useful knowledge, commencing with the mate
rial or practical sciences, and intended to carry
the learner along to the highest intellectual attain
Iacnts The first number treats mainly and very
lucidly of Geology; the second OF Geometry
Each number contains twelve octave pages, with
illustrations. Published non;hly at fifty cents per
annum
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

The large reduction from the prices usually charged
for Hats ali similar the above effected by avoiding
the expenses under which the business gen
orally conducted d25 5us