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New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

tezS--s@-1 MEsaCA.. TufT1oa on IhE r - 80
AkAxz<-ssFORTE. ORGAN. Singing, COMPOSITION, &c
" f!Nr Mrs. BROWNE. with their daughter Mss Az
SowNE beg leave announce 10 the Ladies OF New
and IL vicinity that years nbencc they have returned
TO thl, city resume Professional racuce anu have taken
house No broadway. corner OF Four;h-st
airs cs-ou. of obtaining Tuition the Of the
celebrated Logger by be attended at
ieace the academy 100 Broadway R:eSnces are
rxus Musical Compositions sale The tmercaa bolnc Ind
IIcD t;ulope t published may also be had at Dir Israel
Post, - Bowery and H. Youug. Clinton Hall, Of
Brekmsn and the iIuc stores su3
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

n TO y FOR NENGURGH. LANDING At CAID-
$50 WELLS WEST POINT COLD SPRINGS
S1- The steamboat HIGHLANDER, Captain Robcu
WardroP will leave the foot of Warren street, every
Monday, Thursday ana Saturday afternoon, al O'clock.
Returning the HIGHLANDER will leave Nenburrh every Mon
lay morning O'Clock and Tuesday and Friday afternoon at
O'Clock.
For freight passage, apply to the Captain OF board
bah baggage and freight every description and bills
specic. put board boat the risk Of
thereo unes BIZ % dng recepi igmed Cor the sumo WV
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

C'ZlH.SP CARPET STDRE.-Ihc >ub.cri e. oilers for
" sale and splendid assortment "f3py Brussels fine and s
pcrfno !n.rni0 Cary OCoth kug, Mats, arg with all
other articles with the business cheagcr than be bought
any other tho Persons from the wish
purchase ud much aiya.age c before
chasing elsewhere II Canal south sl" Brnway
au27 3m DANIEI. VI WILCOX.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

DssG t.OODs-liN V. HOAGAND, So itou.iou--r,rt.
- hand general of al articles hi, line
which he daily adding ouj seasonae articles Good brown
muslin Cd better I'd 3D. ard Od Heavy bcashed Mus
l I'd and a. the best long cloth Shring is White red and yell
low Fanncs from - upwards Prints from I'D to Is full aort
Hosiery. Nhc un5cachci and llaca Hose Ia
Tick Check striped Shifting ald linen Table Diaper &c
Customers will please call and judge themselves. BUT ONE
PRICE.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
SCHOOL

Mrs. TAPsC0TT wishes 10 inform her pupils and the
Vi pubic that her SCHOOL be re-opened Wednesd s.
September Circular be had by applying
Mrs. T = residence 81 Walker-s, Broadway. au2c Ia"
MISS UNDERHILE,'S SCHOOL FOR Young
Vi LADIES. No East Broadway, will reopen Monday
9th September thorough Encl1 EdJca-
taught. Terms and which the School i
conducted, made known application au3O s'
Mrs BURHOW>'s SEMINARY, c43 Hud-on-s.
VI open Monday September 9th Terms, references,
&c NAV be obtained application. aI30 Of
WRENCH Observation-Disclosures ORAL
SY.rEN-The subscriber i about forming evening
10Th Sept Gentlemen "lshns pursue the study
upon hehy approved system of her fhcr III
please call their address Ladies classes and private
st5uclon durng The day l.. MANtcCA DUkAND,
au3I 81 No 90 White It, East CT Broadway
YOUS(: LADIES; INSTITUTE, nj New-YorEe.
,s,4E MISSES young ladies
day residence OF their father r. iiaveh, Esq.
No. - lafayette Place NeT-iorS.
Their course OF all the usual branches Egg
a Education including fibi al studies also Latin Greek. Il Ian.
ornamental branches desired by Particular
altea alton Instruction in French
ThcrFal Term September 18Th bat PapIS will he
ccived a any
Further information may obtained by addressed
10 themselves above father hi office, No - Wall
street. Ner-York
They also refer to the following gentlemen
Chancellor Wavorth, Saratoga, NcN-fork.
Hon Ambrose spencer Lyons, Wayne Co.
Hon Henry Huntington, Rome Oneda Co.
Rev e. Spring, ID New York Cy.
Hon J. Phillips Phanix, do
Hon ID. y. Talnadge do.
Col FL sha Jehkins do
Daniel Lord Jr F. q. do
Burr Wakeman E,q. do
Messr r. u. n 7 ~ Porter principals Of the Washington
Rev. :. II. Cox do Brooklyn, New-York
Luoius C. Duncan Esq Nsw-Orlean,
Jas. n Lcverich. f. q. au9- #
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
n. b. A constant snpply Of on always on hand.

nUGsIs-The subscriber respectfully leave inform his
" friends pubic that lie has on hand aud constantly re,
ceiyng large invoices Qui whict offers for sale reduced
prices wholesale retail Country mechan would 90 wei 10
' iss seGr' purchasing 5cEAcHNES pca-.
Js;OoDyN AID WILLOW Wtt=E.-Ibe GadeF-
" s-nd offer ~nocsale and retail Broom> Tubs
Pals Brushes Mats aad Baskets OF e'ety DECEPTION" Iofd EC'
MEEKER X SHAW iS5 Westinghouse
aul7 I'm opposite the Market
siAND-sjsSsr. painted green Of the wheels Of which
q was stolen No 30 che day or two
since The pcrcn who claims TO be sy pay
expense. by canng a No II cedar-,t i w
DICKiEs. Ea::-or!er> received for Osborn,
Assorted PICKLES Gallons, aves ard G,ar,s IN The usual
packages, Catsups, Sauces, &c at ~ yoh hNoaCI -
au2itf ~ fuit"hs'' ict' roul.
VS'S Chesn Engraving and Printing Office. Visiting Card
Plate engraved W Cards for only 81 80 All other Easravg
one half the usual price Please al! and examine No.
l9i Conrard st corner Circen" CHI. -u-o Inn
WAFER POWER TO LEF.-water-P o"c. with am
hours from New-fork Freight from
theace 10 IN, ei'y Gs 10 : per Ton Aly % nropn
ou3oGt 3 Spruce-stree, II story, NeD-Nok.
.NHsNElE AND AMERICAN PAPER HANG
H,prne and Band Box Warehouse Broadway
Ne~ISrk Rooms p"pered IN 6s s 9e nR %99SS
DRgNTIN<s PAeEss.-Pnung Paper, OF all qualities and
constantly ." hA"t end for sale ny by oovs 81
lust RECEIVED, cases aiArAChES to be sold at re-
~ duced prices, by sua- o. d. LIE o. Cedac-.t
nOvETAlLINf: MACHINES A few OF these useful
~ for sale aud be secn IN operation the
Loco Foco Match Factory, a Stanton ST. aux D,
EECzkEs APPLia4D by airs SARAH Z hAkrLk
l. No IS Veseyt who has hd many year experience the tn
"''
DROWN sHEETKNGs-lO0 bales Chesterfield Factory
aul3 PERSSE & BROOKS 81 Liberty
NO COUNTRY MERCfEANTs--Pocket Books at
4 wholesale caeap for cash. by
linz, X GILLESPIE, Agent ~ Gate i9l John-st
400 REAMS large Imperial Printing Paper for safe . By 81
HUI nches(szc and quality the Folio New Orker9
sold CHEAP for cssh Apply ;hc Editor of this T
DLANTEEs' BANK, also Aercultural Bank Notes to
Natchez, wanted al improved rates by
ye6,f vANvI.ECK BROTHERS al Nal-strHe-
MARTIN w. E1lN,ONs keeps constantly on all
h VI BRASS GERMAN SILVER Castings, No. Il Spruce
ie2-.sn
DIED. BACK MONEY on an the b nks taken a par for
Ia No abatement in prices i>l Greenwich sul9 I'm
! ave, CALICO PRlNTERs-one bale oil machine lap
pings for sale ty PEkSSE n BROOKS 81 LIB -rtysL aul7
BERasARD, CORN DoCTOR aequalns his paieat,
that he m. remo Rsnad durrsy aHl. II
/ DIED BACK MONEY on all the Banks taken par oT
IL aud retail ~ feari st ansig l
! GASES PRINTED SALONS jus; received ana for
{ sale cheap by IauasI O. H LEE 81 Cedarst
RUSssA SHEErrNGS-Ble4cheda and Bfo"n per bale
IA fo' sale by c. c. HAVEN. y Pine-st aaeeodil
VACANT LOT TO LET No s1s aud 'le F'ankiI-s,
Possession Immediately 400 WsShn-torsL aa2 IN
pER SNIP SOUTH AMERICA, ~ cases n v style
ori''sa fna's by lauaSl o. H. LEE 81 ee'a''s1
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

bp AT qss,S Just received lot uperIne coitoh Hose
IA ,. lot striped printed Lawns on ~ vide brhd
Diaper yard wide Fannc only - lot Cassmeres nj
only IL lot iaG Camere I'D; lot mem fur Hats III only ~
lot best KID Gloves b Cd French Scfno IL 6I lot SIR Vevets NJ
only Is G lot Bunsazne Gd lot Tagon only - 6d lot wide
Silks figured and pln only IS lot RIBBON, only cents
ard. For sale WILLET HAWKINS SORE
~. I.rn.n rInl. Ir.nI
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

DAEENTs AND GUARDiiNS. Who seeking
school for their invited 10 call on MR. LOCKWOOD
55 i door north of Prince Such prefer
school where the num. mied especially informed that
school speriatcnd and teach
himself 81 o.
j. Seminary for Young Ladics.-At5a Rvilgton-st.-
This ill he rc-opcnci Monday the Seth Suita
bic instructors engaged for each DeFzrtmen
Boy also connected With the institution but
entirely separate Female School Particulars APP
pication aua7 v.THOMPSON Principal.
II BOARDING and Day school for young Ladies. No.
below Clinton ->treeM SAG AR aud
Miss BALION will e-open school Monday the 9th sep
tcmber. Circulars full principles
conducted and
references may be obtained GA application au21 lw+
II The Misses Coles Young Ladies' Boadng and Day
School, Broadway will opcr the Both day of August.
OF English Young Ladies. aio, aud Infant
Department adie, the School a2j
II The schools Eaessrs. Hands 1874 Pearsreet IL
viii be ro-opcned after the vacation
Monday, Terms For particulars
the especve At the latter place will be opened de-
parment Young Ladies under the of Miss s. RAND
az Inn AARON RAND,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
THE NEW-YOgE TRIBUNE,
r H E II r I B U N E
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ?

FACTS MesNessM animal Mogneti'm win neaion %r as
passionate Inquiry BY Rev CH,uAcEY HARE owns
aexp A. NJ late of Trinity Hall, Cambridge vol i2mo'
Harper & Brothers
The believers in Animal Magnetism will hail the appear
ance Of this work riurpaniy vndicatng the credbiy
ii their marvellous asserrions while all will find in 1t
matter wonder at and much that they will probably
be able verteadily for explain We
mend the volume Is ALL whether initiated uninitated
being exceedingly curious in itself and decidedly the best
that has appeared this subject Seventyfve could
not be better laid than in the purchase of ill.,
Tag LADIES CoMP,NIoS September, ISL. NcwYork William
w Sao~den, 100 Ful,onst
capital engraving, entitled The Rivals graces this
Der of the Companion, which is well filled with agreeable
hight reading by of the popular writers Of the
day. An interesting tale is commenced by Mrs Eet
incd Sebastian Bach and his Family and Rufus Dawes
Prof Ingraham, Mrs. Sigourncy, &c &c. are among the
contributors 10 its pages.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
FRENCH Roots AM

! In
q FRENCH B0gTs AND SHOES, of superior
constantly hat GeIt!einen wishing good
article Paris Lasts by the be French %9rkIen ri"
-sSF be accommodated By calling HENRY CE-NIl.NtAr
23i Broadway.
y. s-Pars made Boots on hand and for sale aus In
u GETAWAY PAyIs4iOS-rraGs leave Brooklyn
IL hat;ast A. NJ, haif-psst and halfpast P ~
The Pavilion quarteE-pasi and qiafterpasi
for Men will ud Altering Place the c91a
with the AID refine
priEcey establishment the Continent OF Europe
au2 II
T,xTRNsHVE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY al
L New Brighton, Staten Island By subscription:
hundred blocks parcels oil ahn em1ra
cling desirable ed port rs OF the property
each parcel containing less than sht lots OF - iee by io feet
and i've acres oH seefa oil
them splendid comprising large soh houses
hotels, cottages, docks etc perfect order
The dispnsng above properly sed
capitalist DESTROYS oil making Eod
sod TO all no obtain residence n very mod
price, aud position the most eligible IN tne vicinity
NPw-YOrS.
For the prospectus plan details OF the same hf
LYNCH President the Associon No 7no'er-
Books of subscription opened by EDWARD NCoL :G
- VI :, D., I'D ID frhe T-n.rees aul4 If
OOS4 AT FfaIs-Pocket books. the cheapest IL the ey
- IL. la.s 10 John It
OOYD's BLEACHING POWDER.-ieS casks
> Boyds Bleaching Powder Ju a1d o
iy2a PERssE bRoohs' oil li'sf'!-st
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
lNDsA RUBBER CL0TEa

N0TICE.-Bill, bough, amount to fifty dollar, and u
cent dscount allowed
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

:lEA+LfS this deceived II woed
- supply them with the article which acno"
by has tried greatly superior
other ny C!o' for makers Purpo'e marked ha
use Tor 5eauy of appearance, hardness and durability
nile IA Cloth, which el from - 10 62l per yard
every respect ul equal and generally much better
the Cloth made IN the ordinary nay aud w The small old
fshoued r-chiacr good supply hand OF ,hs various
quale. HORACE II. DAT, Su.eessort1 RoxbuIy H. Co.
au2 Phi l26 HaijcnGne
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

AIRS. TAPsC0TT inform her pupils,
vi pubic SCHOOL x be reopened Wednesd
September Circular be had by sppylsg
! - l VIII RroaGxay. an2s y
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
GREAT ATTRACTION
EtRL' 4 L.nI.rEn I-Ill ccnf.

FAKE KEUItED!-l9t cents 20 and from hnr
LEM The proprietor embraces the earliest opporiu-
SI0S-niiy Of informing his friends and the public
ca that he prepared hi and splendid uo o Stages
from the North American Hotel Bowcy be C. kciD-cs
Harlem River Mansion House regularly every nall hour the day,
touching other intermediate places aong the aud mohi2s
their passage through IN about an hour.
Neat aud apartments fitted each end the
the comfort and Of This na
well regulated line running nearly double the number of daily
that the Cars do the track acicd vantage over cH
stopping mucb longer zach trip Hell nger and giving
sufficient Pattkc every kind Of reifoshmcr which
always kept hand served up the possible
o suitable - thc
Rover and White Hall usual cycry Eve minutes
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02
" A Y L :.

WANT DA coloed understands king
W III Reectorr Apply the OTe Brasch = Fulton st Il =
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

DEEAAaNi Ei3Gfis and good Family Board iaay be OBJ
tanned by lew persons Of quiet habits al % 'urrays The
very central aud account desirable rc-icnco
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

nIIHSThe subscriber respectfully begs leave 10 INFORM his
W friends pubic that lie has hand aud constantly re-
ceyn large invoices Qus which - offers for sale at reiaced
prices wholesale Country merchan would 90 wei 10
call. before purchasing S,cwhero, a; - ..,,,., az. -,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

gentleman (and ohefs) residing IN
- par; City be accommodated with good
without 10 Flton-st Also thfee or four
oar have Dinner OILY. if desired. ie2i IT.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-02

NEW DssS tSOODS.-P. GREGORY ~ SON
= nave opened their old stand extensive assortment ol
staple Goods Their former aud ladies want OF Dry
Goods for my invited to examine their age stock bh
TILES aud good quality and unusual cheaples, cannot
no xcrej The stock consists of all styles of Long Cloth
UUheachcd Shr1bg and ShrtHg English and Welsh FauLt
Domestic Cottoa Fanne, good aud cheap, Bed Ticks Checks
spool Cotton Tape Thread &c &c Irish Linens Table Coth
and Diapers BrC IIoiands English French aud American Pi
French aud Ergh Merno Cloths Casino sau
"f y''fi"es Silks I''""ef RTEoRY Soy TX Sprinr-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-01-28

Rppref lated herespg{ efnaaiiprT fsc4X s;39 -a Letus cross the rOtNndnnl. and take n peep at'the House; ;, we shall look in again to the Senate And read dcouDtenaIlsaeS 1u sL0s0teY, ors may hRp, peerOR Inc bumps of these grave and ;revefend seign0Fs, after ,ihe Bfashion ot Gall land Spurzheina. ! We'll. then.l ws,are in the House, butIlo Htalecmiug fsature is itere differing from last Se$SiOlIs.l $ The SpSak ', good, easy feilow--sits there. the very 'ini. persOnati0nl 0f lhe1teleSs resolution E0 Boa mine, l say. let him be called HUNTER THE NERvELEss and thousands will respond 10 it.
 To. lhsslefl of thE Speaker sits the impRF. turbabte John Quincy. Adams, armed from head lo fSet, and no soN4 Wiling tS give him odds iilan argument. Not far from him sits the representative Qf John c! Calhoun and South CafUlina "Chivalry"- 9PicEens. His small w,ifes Nave been brought to a sor. " market indeed and 1t will require a vast tlSaf of vaporing from this modern R0anefI ges 10 bring either himself or them into re- p0te again. 2 envy not this ambitious polf- iiciah his feelings, nor those of his great pro- t0iypesSI c. ACsd They are a by.woid and rcproach among politicians. sud great, very great as their talents are. and those of their little clique, they will continue to be "despi. sed and rejected af uaealr Not far ffOm PickenS sies Iehn Bell, the e'designated SecFe. tary Of War. and A better could not be found. With John Bell ip that office, the army will be satisfied, for he iss a man pf great anenity tience and application" 0ppasits Bell sl:: John Safgeant d truly great man. We'll would it be for us if we had more such ia the
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AN ENTR ACT.

There is wailing by that social hearth side ::
forms are bending down in fear and agony
that but yesterday were rife with JOY and
gladness: stjfled sobs rend the bosom that at
tempts to smother them tircess that house
hold stand TO mark the palid check and
sunken eye Of a mother tondly loved.-
Where but "a day ago was health and COM
fort, now is seen the deep lines of pain, dis
ease and death. Lonely and sad is now
the dwelling where JOY so lately laughed.
Gently had the dying one watched the pill
low of their sleeping innocence; kindly had
she mingled her sympathies with the Joys
and sorrows of humanily-the pillow had
been softly smoothcd for the weary head
her voice had soothcd the troubled mind !;
but now-,he pulse grows faint and feeble
the cords of being are parting asundcr-
the eye though glazed and dim, still turns
with unchanging affection upon those who
will soon be orphans-tlcy still hear the
soft accents of love falling from lips that soon
must be cold. One more feeble pressure
Of The parchcd hand, one more fond look,
and natures last debt is pad-shc is gone,
but, where Dare you urge the question:
you who believe that the putting out of the
lamp of life, is the last farewell to existence
that we go down at death to the bondage
Of the tomb, its blackncss and darkness for
evcr-dare you ask this question, WHO be-
lieve that the valley Of death is one long
continued midnight, unacceptable and ctcr-
nal, no better land beyond o how dreary
is such thought-that all our hopes and
aspirations, all our visions of felicity and iu-
ture glory, all our friendships, should be
forever shrouded in the narrow house of ST.
lcnce That the Great Spirit has called in
telligence into bcing--lightcd up the spark
of existence for few short ycars-but TO be
quenched with the black waters of death !
That Being, that Power, which pros,ra,cs
existence one hour, can continue it countless
ages if lie pleases If future existence be a
blessing, and its author he benevolent, will
such gift be withheld 3 Heophilus Fisk
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-05
SYSTEM.

SYSTEM is as essential in farming, as in any
other occupation oflifc. Let the farmer,
therefore, who has nevor reduced mis- meth
DDS to order, commence now let him ex-
anime his farm, make map of it, number
each field, and having provided himself will
a memorandum book, ia few sheets of pa
per doubled will do, if better one cannot
be had,) and a regular debt and credit kept
with each field. Charge to the field the ma
nurc, labor, seed, &C., and credit to it thu
crop taken from it, whether of grass or grain
1t is only in this way that any thing like All
estimate Of profit or loss can be correctly
formed. In another par, Of your book, en-
ter in separate columns all the cash reccvc
or paid out by you. Look it over occa
sionally, and see if any purchases have bee
improvldently or necdlessly made. Til
will be particularly necessary ifyou are !
the habit of purchasing articles on credit, on
of the very worst practices in our opinion
into which farmer can fall.