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Discovery OF THE EFFECT OF PLAs>
TER on LAND.-Professor Leibeg, of
Giessen, has discovered that snow and
rain water always contains ammonia !;
hence its presence in the atmosphere.
Plaster, (sulphate of lime,) forms this
ammonia in the soil, and keeps it there
TO stimulate and feed Vegetation, in the
same manner as lime prevents the c.
scape of other fertilizing gases, from
animal and vegetable manurc.-Seneca.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-15

ARISE C,o,Son1TI-"A new ,hir ,,. coma
10 my head lately" "What is that {" .Brains," /"
was the relly.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-15


To RELIEVE CHoAKED CATTLE AND
HoRsEs.-Raise the fore feet TO relax
the muscles of the leg; then tic bit of
whip chord, drum line or other strong
string round the arm just above the
knee; let go the foot, and if the horse
or COW does not put it to the ground, a
quick stroke with the whip will make it
do so, and the operation is performed,
and the animal relieved. But how I?
He will be relieved, tell you, and that
is sufficient. My crude notion is, the
pressure of the hard chord on the nerves
in the arm, create the same sickening
sensation in the animal that stroke on
the elbow causes in the man, the nau-
sea relaxes the muscles of the throat,
and the eXertion of the animal caused
by the pain acting at the same time,
causes it 10 throw off the substance
with which it is ked.-Nashyille
Agriculturist. -. - kz---
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-05-15
Useful Receipts,

For KEEPING APPLES THROUGH THE
WINTER.-Gathcr them without bruis>
ing, and after they have laid few days
TO sweat, barrel them, putting little
dry straw at the top and bottom and
around the edges in the barrel; let the
barrels lay in dry place in the air, till
if unpacked they would freeze, (whe-
ther they freeze in the barrel or not |
do not know,) then put the barrels in
dark cellar to use when you shall think
desirable. | have kept apples in this
way till in August, and on one occasion
till | gathered winter apples the next
year.
To KILL LICE ON CarrLE.-Feed
them quantity of sulphur, a small dose
at time, mixed with cut roots or other
feed. 1t will affect the blood and kill
lice.
To CURE THE BoTs IN HoRsEs.-Pour
down the horse quarter of a pound Of
alum dissolved in pint of water, (milk
warm;) in five or ten minutes after pour
down him a pint of Linseed oil or other
mild active purgative; in ten minutes
the horse will rise and eat.
CURE FOR CoRys.-A subscriber 10
your valuable paper told me few days
since how he had cured several corns,
which had compelled him TO wear mo-
casins. He paired them of with
sharp knife, bathed them freely with
Spts. Turpentinc, and laid upon them a
linen cloth which he frequently wet with
turpentinc. In a few days the corns
came out root and branch, TO the great
relief of the sufferer. The remedy is
simple, attainablc by all, and from its
efectual cure in the case cited, is wor-
thy Of trial by such as are suffering
from these painful visitants, JR S.
To RELIEVE BLoArED CATTLE wITH>
OUT rAlL.--Take about a wine glass full
of powder, mix il with cold hogs lard,
make it into balls and put it down the
creature, and commence driving it a.
bout, and it will very soon relieve the
patient. | have seen the above rcme-
dy applied frequently, and have never
known it TO fail.-CuItivator.
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[orrIcn IN MARKET STREET, NEAu pBEn.l
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
Second Honrd.
Commercial ana .noaey EIatters.

Tho sale, at the Stock Board were very extensive,
e,c.ptine IN Stute stocks. There generally du I'M
proyemsn, IN prices Mechanics Bank advanced per
cent. Paterson / Mohawk !, Delaware and Hudson g.
Canton Co I! Of Harlem about lcOJ shares were sold
closing at To- decline OF per cent Ne" J-rssy ie OIL
l. For illinois Bank only l0i offered New Orleans
Gas and Blnking Co. 7ls City Bank Ner-ofleans %
asked Lafayet Bank Cincinnati, o5t offered
In State Stocks the sales we think larger lhan ever
he(ore made at the Board in day They amount to
nearly Sl5oCcu Indiana Bonds closed Mt aii, decline
Of Il rcr cent Illinois Skies 2ii fall Of per cent
Corporation Skies sold 9t Fo heutucky Il offered
ONO SKIES 1861 rs offered Alabama Elves 80 ASKED y
Y Skies 1860, $ asked 20 asked 'ls5l, 80 offered
50 asked IS, ISIS Go offered.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

q 4 mild, open winter is before Us iftae observations
st OLD eathefwise nhabitsnts aye correct The.
Say ss the ,t three days December viii the
er be-. TINS year they remarkably raid and thus
far their predictions have becn ful, veGf d-a great
blessing the poor, who sue beyond calculation during
ne usSt iuclclsenL weather. The hard
eerGs Aaoaey and poor viii have crouss
end against without any thing more Poverty sad
huE best-hui when attended with Sickness it's heart
rezdng How many suffer from disease, not having
leaEs 70 employ PHYSICIAN and ny ~aslc TO
GET remedy r. TITLE that pili be afford relief
All such. IL well A. rch recommend 10 l05 Mas
street. Tor some OF Dr. Shersns LoZcnses. Cough.
colds. uhoopng coughs, asthma consumption, headache
aud ali ordinary Diseases cured by these wonderful
Lozears. loo Nassau head quarters and agents
IRE 81 Sands Broadway ana Chambers street, i59
BrosiS Is Bowcry; - East Broadway; l2l BeecSer
street; ~ Hud=os street, and Rushton &Aspinwsll..
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

Of these States to send their grain four thousand
njIas nartlv BY inland conveyance, and bring their
manufactures so far back again Why not have
tho manufacturers on their own soil Who does
,o see that while the transportation may take but
one ner cent, off the Goods, it will take more than
ffy OF the Grain that. though Jhey may buy
their Good. for fewer dollars abroad, they must
give far more bushels for them than if produced
home Has Free Trade thought OF TN, So
long as those States might choose to keep their
workshops in Europe the average price Of their
Wheat would te exactly its value in the countries
to which they send it, less the cost Of transportation
to Europe asd the duties Imposed on II therein
other words, the average price to the former would
not exceed fifty cents bu,hel, and their territory
remain as poor ard dreary as Poland, Russia, and
all mere graia-growng countries are. But let them
resolve to manufacture for themselves. impose a
Protective Tariff and 5000 The price Of their Wheat
would rise to the average throughout the world
,sy, dollar busAel. Industry, Population and
Wealth would now rapidly Increase Industry, be-
cause far better rewarded and having greater va
-ietyand exten; OF npoymen,; Population, because
Manufactures and every form Of Enterprise would
be attracted and Wealth, resulting from uaion of
these. Wheat would not only be doubled in price ;
but hundreds ofother spontaneous or easy products
before of little value would command good price,
and induce still wider range Of Industry. (Ne
have known wood in the forest, before worth
nothing, made worth $500 per acre by the neigh
borhood Ct manufactures-in other words, by Il
Protective Tariff; and 50 of mary other things J
The wages of women, always too low, have been
raised throughout New England over one hundred
per cent. by them-and we do net refer to the
nominal wages merely, but to the amount Of ne-
ce,sarics and comforts which they will command.
Yet white sees in all this only bounty to man
ufacturers Of 30 OF so per at the expense Of
other classes So far is this from being the fact
that the price of Labor and of Agricultural pro
ducts mas hitherto been raised far more than that
Of Manufactures by our Tariffs; and Lowell to-
day peeds an increased Tariff far less than Ohio Or
Buffalo.
So much for Talks about the HON, League,
No. 1.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

- Nnjor G. Toehmhn, Of fVIn9a' - ~.
niancs Wiz! the request OF aulors manifest \. Inc
close OF the last Lecture will repeat Al lht ~
,xr Issr17ury (Sroadva, OF his Lectures Oh vac
hierf Of Tho prsser, contition of Poland and Europe
general the policy o! Russia wita reesrd to inc p' o.
Enrope and the Uucd and the late roh,h NV
iatron IN which the Lecturer WAS pcFsohay 'Ns"s-'
,oih as a citizen and soldier nh, ~.
The fr.t Lecture -ll pc delivered GA TUESDAY 'as
el,, the .econd, on Thursday, the 2'd instant Al :
o'clock IN the evening p ,,
One Ticket admitting Lady with Gen'emsn % cents
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

Msssas PEAss Sox corgh Ina, mas disabled me
oE nearly three ears had reduced the verge OF
ne grave; nostIJEis OF every description we.e supplied
pr-tuson to my pulmonic complaint a=fuliy IA
creased DEPRIVED OF the pos 81 notion or breathing
your Candy reached me, Ike angel unawares. ara
SOW fully restored Whenever expose myself to cold
wet anticipate the effect, ever have found your
aoar6oUad Candy NY ipfallible protection
S.SECoR, IL Clintoa-si.
Sold " Is Diyisior-streai
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
Thn snles were
Second Board.

- 800 III. Skies. Gov .''
Some sales of Francs have been made at o2es bul
the business in Foreign Exchange Is light. sterling
ranges from u TO 1t the latter for prime C'ty bills.
Ia Domestic Exchange there has not soon much change
todpv Baltimore is rather worse. The following are
in. quotations:
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

u Fora List of Members of the present Congress
Communications on Western Railroads, Home Vain
alton, &c. &c. see First Page.
- For Report of Rev. John Liadsey's Lecture
last Sunday evening on the Coming of Christ Dd'He
of Brooklyn Hig rs, another Revolutionary Ae'..'-'
cnce aad extracts from late Foreign Papers see
Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
Henry T.. Kicl Auciionecr.
nrrIn.. Nnrin..---EDA- An HNi -Al.

IT y r.. t TO 7 7 AucIlonrtT.
u Auction Noiicc.-TOiS AID HOLYDN
PRESEhTS.-Hcnry l.. L:ieii VIII sell us day, AZ u
o'clock at the Sales Room, 30I Brcsdwa " Duanet
suitable for the season, lots purchasers Also
several cases OF bcuuulu German Toys an excellent "a
risty TO which the attention dealers psItc'i'fy
called. Sale positive.
Catalogue. on Monday atcrnoor, when tho goods can
be examined. Oh.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
cusroM House. coLLEcroR.s oFTcE

Ssy-YoRA, December ~ la.
r NotIce.--The Lisht-Shia stauorai Oh s,if'''-
Point alli be taken lnto port or ascui the 81 p
Der Instant and remain during the ruan's oil 'As -
shen she will resume her former sttton' q 1icS --'
DEL 10, EDWARD CURTIS Collector.
II GentIemen', scnrfs.-hcN AN-h q 80
FORD 70 Besyer-,tieet. bavs just received Pei i'-
rival .uponor assortment Of GenemsAs se"iis'
they will retail a. wholesale prices.
MN & have isa I'll excellent assortment Of Cf2' ~
Gloves (Bsjoo's} en.pssdes aud Umffo.lAs '1A ~
-inghsm MANUFACTURED by ,hem, wiia cspfc.si feis
20 RAINY weather and which are IN all fe'se',a ~
~ ak ~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

q On Tue5dny Avenfmg an o o'cIo-N ~
Auction Room
PA.rfsCs.-A valuable and choice collection Of Cil
Paintings by American Artists, mostly elegantly
framed. comprising variety Of Interesting auhiactar
macy of them works of g,cat labor ana Of c'ts5muo
merit.
FK,MgD EsGRavivcs.-Also- rich variety me IS
Cravings elegant gilt rawes. Persons about selse.iE
articles for presents, viii fEd many OF the aoo'o ss"
and appropriate Hoyday Cats. ,r
They viii be arranged for examination On tbs DAY Of
sale. utp
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

II We are indebted to Hon. JAnEs CoorER, II. 6. Of
Pa. for Congressional documents.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

q The Salem Gazette says that by single
arrival at that pert the Starr on the 18th instant
hey received intelligence of twelve Salem vessels
LIT, spoken, SC. beyond the Cape of Good Hope.
BESIDE two vessels with Salem Captains from o'hcr
perts The Star brought the etter-bae of the [. 5
hip Constellation, with large budget ofdcspa.ohe
from the Exploring Expedition.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

T. DR.. Tsylors Ba,am of Lirsrvor the true article
from The Widow Bo~ery, for sale down town at Il
Maiden lane, Wholesale and retail.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

BowERY ANpHITHlArkE-a performance Astounding
IN variety leut and attraction, Will be prodac.d 10
nlght The enie tanments here better calculated
please mixed audience ihal any III the CITY.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

q a Mr. Van Buren, of Fulton in Schohari,
county, was killed on the 9th by falling over PIE
ciPice some IL fec, high ~ very dark night. h,
was 20 years of age.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

II Fruit, &c.-fhe sutscrser offers i'' 'iP 81 ~
loving goods, viz Neg Rasns, Grapes Fiss' ffuu.s'
Ctron Cn1rant. Sc; together wlh lsrre aha clo'''
assortment Of w iue- CCrJisi-, Teas and nrgcrfis-
J2G2w. "a JOHN TcGEAGH, No. ~ Bo"ef
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

u Chelsea Lyceum.-rho neNt tesai, , Le.sI ~
Of toe Course before Jhis Association WIZ DC usl
srs OF Pay.icians ssd Surgeons, eu THURSDAY evens
-sI INST Sutiect-The Nervous system Win lius''A
SR-The-e will be no pcstponcment on accom-; Of
III nr.ther
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

Dr. LARDNxRs SECOND COURSE OF Lee
rrREs-Having concluded his first course OF
Lectures, DR.. LARDNER has commenced a second
to consist Of eight evenings liz which the subject
chosen will be entirely different rom those a!rcads
treated The first of this series was delivered
last evening before large audience, nearly all Of
whom, we understand, have taken tickets for the
whole course. We shall present full Report OF
it tomorrow, prepared with much care and
accuracy as possible The successive Lectures Of
the will be regularly presented to our read
ers and extra copies of the papers containing than
may he obtained at the office.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
GEN,rs.EY5TSS sCARrs,

GENsHE's b 80 SS8K1 s.
u e.. IL. IHaich, 81 WI linn 81 has 90 h'ad
large ard Of Scarf and scarf stocks
the very s les and Of superior quality 1 seect
ed for the present season.
Also complete assortment Of Stocks Collars Bo'on4
Gloves, Su,Pendcrs Hlnok"rchcis, SDirs, sc III D.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

IT oyERcoArs AND FASHIONABLE cLoAKs
will be required for Nes Years Day ad 10 be sure
,,vur one in time, made the best s'e and sta ~"
pric.. YOU will 10 well TO oil On Inc
CHEAPEST CAsn LABOR VT
peter Y. Busted, Nc. l Chatham square, cor
cbs,bsm street, makes Clothes tc order IL the peat!
est ,tyIc 10 per cheaper ,hun the cheapest cas
Tailor in this city 4 good fit IN al warranted.
d2l It q
II Pea,e's Candy for sale down at u Meidsalane,
nhoesale and retail.
u II you wish 70 shave sa,y, Chap.aal Mage
SGrop Warranted TO pease or the money returned. y
cent 10 81 80 each lei William 20
T. surtouts, Cloaks, &c.-A lnrgo a5'9rtriap'
Of beaver ard miiisd Cloths for Surtouts and Ninsf
FroeEs Also Cloak Cloths, received GnG Vii Be macs
up to order, the Emporium Of Cheap Garments -
such prices must offer Inducements 10 purehas-f7-
he style aud finish of garments @ll be found 10 CON
port With sny horse N The trade.
WM. I. JENNINGS, IS BioaJ~ 50, American he.sl'
A good assortment OF tie a50se Garments eorte--y
on heGd. G. M '"h
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
~ Mechanic. ln.iituse Lecture

Mechanics Institute Eeetfre re I I,s
cyeuur Monday December ~, al the \. l. SoSieH ~
80 Av A. C. Post ". D.. the Bones ana JOINS u
.!:,,oI commencing Al : O'CLOCK. Tickets adfDN
sn Isdy and gentleman . to &c had at the .a',
nut CIV Hall sner Il o'clock. noon or At me CiHon
Hall bookstore. cor OF Nassau and o'eNniti ss ,u,c
n IsrtRer, Second Lecture before tue thsu'u.u g.
w., be s.iyered or Wednesday evening the Rad INST
II the same tiHs and place.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

EXTENSIVE RoBBgsY.-Oa Saturday the llih
inst. a French gentleman named \. Relamber. 5
Amand, putting up al the Merchants Hotel. North
Fourth street. had stolen from a trunk in his room
four hundred and forty-two Spanish Doubloons,
gold repeating and musical watch of great yalae
md some silk pocket hsndkerchefs. The gentle
Nan sad arrived in the city bu; few days pre-
yious. with the view OF making an Investment OF
MIS- Snds. and was thus in a moment deprived o.
Oils mans BY some one of the many villains who
lntest our city, and who quarter at our respectable
hotels ~ cog, and perperate their yillsnies des
pi'e the pFecautcn and vigilance OF the propreiors
Philadelphia Gazette
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
Ne,y.York CartIe Market.
ST LOrls MARKET

ST. LOUIS MARKET. Dec. !.
Business the Levee /. quite brisk and boats
living and departing daily. The Nis,s-ippls free from
high up Keokak; bat filling. Navg ation
however Interrupted. Boats for the South with
Western produce leaving every day with u! freight
FLOUR Is held a; s. so. which may be quoted ao TIE
ruling rte.
WHEAT-We we're informed ola sae Of 1850 bushels,
hls morning, at sic. New Era
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

q Mr. Elisha Eldridse, soldier through the
Revolution, died Lansingburgh on the ls,instani,
aged 81
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

K Assi:nccs' saie.-Adee Tlmpson ., 20. ~ ~
sell on Tue.day, Dec 81 10 O'Clock A. NJ, At No 81
William street large and desirable hss'r'iae't o.
nIo and Fancv Drv Goods being the sock Of person
unfn1finatn In Islncss (2l ~ -
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

u CHRISTOPHER w. BgNBAR, ESQ. has beer
appointed Chamberlain Of the ci,y of Albany, il
place of Sanford Cobb, removed.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

II Mercantile Library Lectures.-LeG,i,a a,i
Tn, fTuesdsy) Eycning ~ O'Clock a. Clih'on i'''
snSieet|T6s Capacity for Education the Distinctive
Peculiarly of Man. so, ANT.
~ LEWIS McMuLLEN,
d! ViNS'' Rec Sect =.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

g Mr.. Eben. Leonard, on the lsth. was killed
a; osdensburs by the upset;ng OF his wagsn which
Tell upon him.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

= We would recommend &c all afiictcd with Coyghf,
Hoarseness lnl1enza, &c. 70 Try Peer.'- American
Cough Candy Fer ssle - .6j Broadway, and al "a
-sDaist.re 81. tirce:zch-strc. 7 Hudson street., -
Ca-uine-strsef smiths ecrucr OF Futon and Water
streets, AID Jas. w Smith corner Of Futon az. Mdde.h-
streets, Brooklyn - dis If
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

NAVAL INrELL1cEScE.-The L. S frgate Mace.
DOMAIN, bearing the broad pendant of Com. Wilkin,
son, bound to the West Indies, went TO on the
10th inst. The [. S. slooP of war Warren, also
bound to the West Iadies, to be detained a.
Norfolk few days. no, having her full compile
ment of men.
The Z. s friga,e United States, bearing the
broad peFdont of Gem. I. Ap Ca,esby Jones,
bound to the Pacific went to SEA on the Goth inst.
from Norfolk.
Com, YIN. H. Gardiner hs, been appointed
Executive Officer of the Pennsylvania, flagship OF
Com. Shubrick.
We learn from tho Portland (Nic.) Advertiser
that Chaplain Joseph Stockbridgc, of North Var
mouth. Me- has been assigned to the Home Squad
ron ans directed to attach himself to the flagship
independence.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
CHEAPEsT CAfH -AEl7VIS : ; :

II Pes,es Candy for sale down town at u Maiden are,
..Loi,.,ie md relaii
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

The BANKs.-Ihe resolution submitted. last
Monday to suspend 'he penalties against the Banks
from list Jan. to Ist Of April, which was rejected
tuesday, was Yesterday rc-considered. on motion
Of Mr. Leftwich and adopted Many gentlemen
exhibited an enlarged and LIBERAL feeling on the
subject and declared. that in acting in rotation to
the Banks, they should not be influenced at all by
party feelings, The matter was Of too serious cor
sequence and involved too deeply the Interests oil
the people to be made the football Of party.
Richmond Wing Ism
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

70 A lad named Thomas G. Hu,chings, abou
Is years of age, obtained permission OF Mr. Abner
Osborn, No. 90 Whitchall-strcet about the middle
Of July last, 10 visit his parents in New-Jcrsey.
The second day after he left th, city he was seen
in New Brunswick, ~ Since then he has moi
been heard Of 1t is feared that something serious
has happened, as he took clothes with him.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

= r TIC & TIC aud " nIeF-Ihe SUBSCRIBER,
having had their Stock Of Dry Coco, damaged by FIRE
will otter great inducements 70 purchasers. Among
their stock may be found large assortment of ORES
10 waich they would particularly invite the al
;enron Of Ladies wishing great bargains Also Bonba
zines Tsgiosis Cloths, Cassimeres. Shaws Prints &c
&c. all of which hust De sold Immediately
oil Iw ~ GERARDA K1INf,E js- S,-;rr =,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

" DR.. LARDNER delivers the Second Lecture
of his Second Course This Evening at Niblos.
Subjects: -Galvanism and the Fixed Stars (See
ADVERTISEMENT
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

70 Major 6. TocHMAS lectures this evening
ut the S,uyvesan; Institute upon the present con
dition of the political affairs of Poland AMI Europe.
and the policy of Russia toward the United States
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

y VI. Hulse, 1872 t;rnnd~si. near Broadway
N conformity TIta s annual III offer his whole
sioek OF Dry Goo".. ,i The IL OF January AT cost
NJ, SOCK has heen bought greal bargains
De had On hand, sIks, iieuGoes Mou.eliu de Lanes
Gingnans, Caicoes FlanGsis nsns and every article
Usually kept by ths craft o. dli2 w
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

~ We regret to learn that Mr.. BARNARp, Of
New-York. las been absent from his place in the
House of Representatives, for few days past, in
consequence OF iadisposition. We are glad to
learn, however, that he may be expected to be oft
again in daN OF Two. National. Incl.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

~ By reference to our Police Reports, il
will be seen that Hon. MlSrHoKSE ToMrKISs
ate Tammany Senator from this District. has
been getting himself into singular rredicamcat
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

DREADFUL AccIDENr.--On Monday last IA
shocking accident occurred about three miles FROM
Boonsboco'. Nd. a young man about 90 years OF
age, by the name Of John Goodenden, was driving
"a cart. It appears that he had stopped the horse
and went few yards away from the cart, when
the horse, taking fright, started to run, and the
youug man, in attempting to catch the horse, was
struck by tina wheel, tracturing his skull in an aw-
tul manner. and causing his instantaneous death.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

u Indies 1hs Ladies Of the McD1ugd
Church VIII hold thor Annual Far for benevolent pno
SIS. the New York Lyccun, Broadway near Prince It,
on edne,day ami Thursday next, the -. aHd - dy'
of December inst. al
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

II The Ncw-Hork a'h@nIS icn'por"ncc
Rcuevoien, a ssocintion wili aold meet,rs a
Catharne street Church, corner Madison street S
EVENING Tuesday Dec q, at half past o'eioch-i
humber oil recently Reformed lnebiates aro expected
10 rela. their experience. We hope the friends u nn
Inan,y will invite the Incorporate 10 attend this meeting
i tb, and Thus help the destitute wfe aud suffering
children. a. w. rOfii ftcsiuVn,
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