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New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
PETERS'S PILLS.


THE wonderful Ell fcled by this medicine the
j all-ensro.sing subjects Of the day. Gs where you
VIII yoa h-ar Of nothing hst Mr. Such One ha. been
cured b. Or. PETERS, Vegetable Pills, know NJ.
81 and the point Of death but she ha, beea
cured ~ Dr. Petefs's Pills; or, you not glad tia,
irs has hesn restored - health by d.. Peters, :
So> DaoUs MEDICINE
Really this medicine must be very good il could no
magy. Ni, COOL For many yea,. It mas p,ls.ed
IN the even silent tenor If i;s va curing hundreds
Of pers5ss ~ho ~ronglIug death But nov ~.
re impetuou-.
Il Ip0-,ise stay the dessnd for this medicine
to hash the rushing riGd
life medicine that vi procra death for year.
-h, II ne enter every house Shall net be used by
very Individual Let man say DO not waat IT, You
ano~ rot wat tomorrow may bring for,h An .hould
u-s this remedy, and remember health IS the fr.
blessing Of God.
PETEkSS VEGETABLE PILLS
Are anti bilious, anti dysfepuc snd ami r,ercuFia and
may be justly considered Uuycr>a Medicine bur they
are peculiarly beneficial ~ the following complaint
" To-" -Rd Biou, feyers Fsvsr and Agse Dyspepsia
Cfonp Liver CT plants Sick Headach Jundice Ash
NJ Drop.y, Rheumatl.m, Enlargement Of the Spleen
rlies Coc Female obs iruction.. Heirt Bsrn Fu-rcd
Iongue Nausea. oselsioa Of the Stomach and Bowels
incpieni Darrice4, Fistuience Hsbitua Cos tyeness
Lo-- OF Appetite Blotched Sallow Complexion, and IL
al c@ses OF Torp0r OF the Bowels where Cataartic or
an ApereHt = needed TLcy exceedingly mid in
tneir operations producing neither nausea gripping nor
debility.
Price = and 80 cent. per box
DR.. Peters. Principal Office ij9 Broadway corr.r NJ
Grand, and al 80 North Sixth Street, Ph ladelph..
&C la
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08

fI'ElE Z z ~-E1 IN = sjP'D . + Z ik-
/ OF Or. HULL'S Invention conrnuc - receive my
ecid- prce--acc. For ,~esty years past -tve Gnu
,laveG t.e Tru.,e. Of Dr Hs Tith success The Sap-
porter H,s .nscuc N l-3 by the Ooetor, with ms ad
wee and ,pproolii.u; -ni am happy 20 say tast Is
.xteu.7eg a.1p,ed IN Esope veil =, ~ ih< country
lStnet VALENTINE MOTT VI. d.
Nczyo.L Julv i-u ~ IN
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
Ta2e Phys early-Nediciae corr, too late,
When the disease becomes nyet.retf.
u VOC fsl.ENDED BY TBlE: FAElL-

- EENTsiiEND BN TslE FAEEI-
~ TS-VANCE'S ASTIsILlOUS FAMILY ApE-
PIENT PlLLS.-By ioar experience these pulls ha9c
prsyed by thou.aud to be the hsst and sa,' Fam
Is Medicine hitherto discovered. At ell seasous Of thc
year they will be osud very valuable al no wish To-
themselves against sickness They are alike saic
for dren for any period Of c and require no KIM
attention 10 diet clehing iious ant LIVER Com
ulant. Dyspep,s Indigestion, Netvou, sea,e> >ck
Headache ana in ali d,en from Impure
Of the Blood di,ordcfed state Of the stomach
ho.cis speedily removed by taking them Ihe'
pr curyy cotvcness and IT. cq1ences, there
fore sea firing should never be without them: time
nor clmnte fleets ihciu Two three docs III con
uc, the patient Of their .alutsry s cts for me stomach
a readily regain is strength. heshy state 81 the liver
gud b4ve, viii speedily take place, aue renewed Jel;h
,lgor Of body rnd mind will be the certain result
Their virtues fact may be summed up, medicine
which strengthen, the feeble and cousodate III muscle
strong, aud VIII be found OF Iufnftc sanc To ic
of all Gf taken according 10 the dirccuou
who wish 10 he secure from slckurss.
For ,ale, wholesale and retail, by "M. WATSON,
Arothecarvis Hall 30 Cathsrins Il az I'm
DECT0G COAL tor manufacturers. superior
! article now discharginy from b,rqne Mary Barber
foot Of Beach street N X For sale in lots 20 -uIt pur
caascrs, ty WiRD y BROWNE,
Late Andclson & Ward, Ill Wo>hin-ton -tre.t.
Dc is Corner of Iai-it
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08

ChANCERY-Be.oret the Vice Chancellor
roe : sfherrlerh2rn-g'. jam, Lor Giatara = al
h h1a'" sOi-In puf ssGce OF deere si of Ihe
N,4't C.in efy H.ie J. th- aaeye eu,il s be
3'd y punic auction uncsr the direction Of ihr hcube1
@ u th1 u1s'et' ct sad Court, hy Ansle Co. sucionest
~ ''e I'd cay N Soveuhsr in. ihe Neciar.s ~
g. "a ne City O.; NJ" YORK, 2 ociock soan o nat
~ All tis' certain p'ecr perc, of ercusd ,isc y
Hs an b.g 20 The Nnli W - II ihe Ciiy of >t isrk
ezlao 'Es u point .n 70 sesrfl, ite Il Grerrh fe
ty * letth'r iHcs to crir ,uG he nrG h,r q. oi
Chrs'ophei .tr->i 0m hence nuif scrz Gs victlsse
liy iee rncs westerly aia'y fe-t th.ncr joe ''
or i'so irsi cne inch thence .~sh nirriy ite %
ChritoFhrf fHet theme rastrrly c. apher stfstl
sifty feet t@o saf ne hsi ches % anG Csa-ihe
agen. idg -igE, r te Hohe, thrce e,efy 1ifas as
Ind Of ih- sit cihefns frrhas,. hunt,ed 'l1 '"s
;eet IL uch's - tn place pf rsgianiag Z.
Dsled Sew YORK, Aos it, 1891.
wILLIAN ". CAsFBELL,
NJ 2awtN23 Matte IN Ch1r csfy.
The ale o. the above prup-Iy AZ ufned To- c III ey '
Osoembef n.Xf. at fh" 'sH- iigur and pIlc-.
Ne~-Yofk, ,,or- I'd. 1851.
WILLIAM " CAMPBELL,
n24 24~'d7 ,e-in Chi5eerT-
Tn sie Of the described pf5pry farther ALI Ussd
the cay cenher frs, lhs BOuF aud piace
WILLIAM v. CAMPBELL.
G3 24Wtd2S Master ia Caa.eeEJ.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
. C.-a-a ToIs sa1l8s:! !',ssi'7 - =

50 FAIL ARRANGEMtNT--}as 30 >ieng.-
3'ss'a1<- --i-t-- boat OSIRIS ,app ~. Aisf- wal,
On ,ui after November o, ioo" lowe Ncs
N.rk iltoa VI rAet Slip h7,, iver e'cry Tues
Gay, Tt. rsday and Saturday ats o'clock A. u
Returning Nu e.y- d Bank every Tuesday, Thurs
tay and ~a.urily at half Ffst IL o'C!ock, VI.
Tho Boa, 81 above uas lur,Acr Eoucc, scshcr
navigation rctln ittiEg u,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
Caleb Cashing's late Address to his CONSTITUENTS

y An attempt was made on Sunday evening
20 rob the Merchants Bank al New-Bedf0rd
flass. The robber in the evening entered the
cashiers house and stole the keys. Soon after the
ihcft he missed the keys, wen; out. took officer
aud started for the Bank on reaching it he found
'he door locked, stationed the officer at the door
md passed himself through window. Upon en-
iering, he heard noise IN the Directors room
vent there and discovered tall, stout man. A.
work, who, hearing his footsteps, made for WIN
dow. The cashier seized hiul-a struggle en>ued,
md after short time the rebber made his escape
through lower window. leaving the skirts Of hi,
csat s portion of one sleeve. a canvass bag. and
six-baFrsled pistol all loaded and capped
Boston Telegraph.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
N fLEss AIGI-IA E.Llsl ~ i I

lar5--sEFr7 'iFss ALt.t-iA Hit !. " u :
t>sszz--.ts5 Cpm3oser ana Pr fs-or OF Music. 90
II i!ceaeher Of tA- Piano Forte or-an. sre
~ and Composite-, ai.he acqnaini the Ladic- OF
York wrh her recent arrival 10 tbs city, end iaa
he Will give lesson. at the residence OF her plpl,
r.. HOUSE Of her father, d. s Rrosn- Prof ssor oi
Husc 7.-j Rroad-ay where all her Compositions a. for
-ale Mss Browne will give finishing lessons - usla.
Cosimsnd- left Al the Music Sto.c OF Hewitt Jacques
. o E-..iv,y -lso attended TO ul0 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
e Z Q Wright, one Of the Ai9aay gang Of
,oaa;erfei;ers, has been arrested in Rochester.

y It's getting zoe raych tue Praet.-e on board
up river boats, ior barrels Of apples eaa 7ther
fruits sent aere a presents, % be trHea osen, or
rise bodily stolen away A. esteemed irieai u
vick>bure lent us . few days ago barre. Of rh-s
Ere-loyed fruit, called apples. aad beiore the
steamboats, trcs were pu' out they had put oui
Under the care of sorae loafer. We nose evey
one will start an arple tree growing In nLs throat,
and mat a, the time OF hervet, the soy-. Wherever
he goes, viii stir nirn up WIKI q -oas pole "hle
inc people IN the neigH0ofhood around uIm. -atner
a7oGt and sing hard cider songs in b-s ears
me wretch ought 70 beco-ne = sss1y g. IN cid
wheat crop and be thrs.hed on; II some barn.
while some drunken resroes sre pasIng greasy
card. in the corner. rs. o Cre,osr- c..s
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
pkTENF ACTION PIANO

,yTssz.s--r-g5 I'A;5sN : ACEsbN 2 saNb
s5sS@S..S9 ORTtS-Purchs-er, aud &. T--iie sea-
II Iirall' are iaVlted to call a.d eys9'Re 'he
fa- assortment Of Planes ossulag Al No 1871 Pear -
up rom tae celebrated n7nufaetary Oh Lss 'F-
bert RJsiou
Tho miau sctsrer sas recently patented improve
m-ui -cuoR Of these nstrsmeats .hieh 'scsfe
7uchncs. Of touch. snc power and o-ssy Of iole truy
surprising.
A. instruments warranted theyfasg TIih eou
fdnce be recommended 10 all lover of tbs oeaei1l sud
inc-. asogiy popular article of fn-1it7re.
u25 3n REED & f. HILL AGENTS, i8i Pear -
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
EASTERN Division

Ics--s-o-7dS+ - ~
go yGl.A.5 NFsV-N HEsE ~ aSsE,
- ss.sLssi - ALL q 9p-irrir, pt
hereafter ran hct-ees Now York -ud Goshen q. eF Fg
90 the foil. sue ar a=em nt topping at Fern n khd
yctyiir Ci4rkstov %, rc-atr,h, fa,ce >iii't- --
go station Ylosroe Works, Turner, Se-l@-n'le Mon
-ne. Village and Chester
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08

Hoe REPoRT.-The Down casters have way
If their ewn of having a little quiet fun among
themselves at each Agricultural air, in the shape
| Of Report from the Committee on Swine WITH
an eve to this, the richest wags in the county are
generally placed on that Committee. At tie late
Ca;,le-Show at Worcester, Mass, u Report
made by the Swine Committee from which
.xiract the following:
Mr. George c. Davis brought flock Of pigs d.
-cribed by hiH as I'raHscendentaiistS. The form
ras orbic-the pork Will he cubic. Externally
,hcy were OF superior construction: the more III
cror quality viii manifest it,eii wien eaten. They
| needed no premium. They raised the outer cover
NJ of the common, commonly called sod, and
,uilt monument of earth for themselves II
hey could have been aided by fair OF The far.
and allowed "A few hundred years. they would have
seaped up memorial as lofty as the unfinished
| column on Bunker Hill. A no gcudc help assisted
,heir undertaking, and Is the clocks which stand
As sentinels on the watch-owers OF time to mark
! his march, gave warning that his advance through
! the next centuries was rapid, it recommended
that Mr.. Davis should have gratuity Of W.
dollars.
Before the session Of the whole court, an un-
happy difficulty took place 1t became the pain
tul duty of the resident Justice TO have ntor
nation presented of the greatest misdemeanor
which had dshonorcd the community of
Swine. Two boars, it alIcdsed. had been
| engaged in dueL. 1t seemed incredible that sen
able hogs could be 50 foolish as to engage in an
affair of honor; and almost impossible that de-
cent pig should so far forget the respect due to
himself, the oeiga,ion. ms family. his repu-
a,ion, and to the character 81 his race a, to COM
nit either suicide ar murder. Some observations
tell from Mr.. Clark's hog which hur, the feelings
nt MIR. Hadwins hog The latter animal had not
fully imbbed the kind-Aear,cd prccep's Of ms
celent master, who belongs TO the peaceful and
benevolent society OF Friend. Exasperated by
in.ul,, unmindta of the non-ressting principles
npder which he had been educated, and sensible
that his honor had been injured, he was provoked
10 send challenge through the rail-. Their mo-
tives VIII be rendered clear by borrowing part OF
he words of an eminent statesman III recent ad-
dress To his constituents:
=" Their minds denomiuated by tins sophism,
! and having adopted the rule o.; their arron
he theory OF denesation OF reason, and sestultfca
ton which il implies, IL is not strange that ;hcy as
suned the same rule Is applicable 10 their condition.
Coffee and pistols al hand. Swiss aud
Jusks for two were provided.
! Caleb Cashing's late Addrcs. 10 his constituents.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08

DsrALcsrIos--The Boston papers say that de-
falcstions have been discovered IN the accounts of
Mr. Henry B. oziorne, Teller OF the Eagle Bank
IN ,h., city. Upon investigation i i loaHd that
several firms II the CITY are c1arEed @isa more
money than their dePos,es would meet, and report
pI.ces the aggregate excess es high a $609
though II VIII rot probably reach that amount
Checks Of soue OF The same arns On iae Esgie
Bark 70 the amount Of $4,000 have also 5een
marked god AID cashed = III Traders Bank
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
q Z \ T l. E NJ t y

f4oa-5.e nscs r-s., may and :. ~ Pearl street
sorasr of vi a seeaat ortaeut 0: >iS Sara, No
,sa ae-sa s-... 415 Fre1ch TIE oF Sea-f S;oca-
suts5e fsr eye- p-re- ihe approaching ho'icay'' .
common rsa-. A.o. L,rsn Co a., AM Eo.o7s har.ao
ssi I'D Gloss.. Co-tol ard We1len Drawer and Wrap
pc-s. ere
Tas articles .bogs named irc the balance ofa whole.
ale .,o-a OF -7ods zl ss tailed aolesae frces
ve4-Y Ylrs. sec.3 3. l.+I ID 6.eod
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08

And where are they-ihat elfn company,
Round thee in that log Iat collected there
Tha, grew toward manhood meath thy watchful
eye, Lyear
And still engrossed thy ,houghts from year TO
AL vanished now.-Along Lfes ,horoughfare
They jourueyed with the cver-busy crowd,
Till. wearied out with bus,ling toll and care
They downward sank a, last, and turned TO mud
And thou with them hast fled the scene of strife,
Aud only left name-sOe relic; OF thy life.
All little though, the humble few that stood
Around thy dying couch in sad array,
What time grim Death thy sorrows did conclude
And send Thy spiri, its destined way;
That wrapped thee IL the white sepulchral shroud,
And gently coffnei up thy palid clay,
And placed ;hee in thy long and las, abode;
That Time would eer disclose the auspcio,s
day lolo.m
When thy strange name from Deaths oblivioas
Should burst away-surviyOr of thy nalneless tomb
Thou huds, no wife, with widowed heart, to keep
The deep, ,grayed record of thy cherished name
No mourning kindred, round thy bier to weep.
And shed their pensive sghs to Sorrow CLAIM
And Earth, thu common mother OF our race,
Reveals no-,narble tomb or tarf.cad heap,
BY which the curious traveller may trace
The sacred spo, wherein thine ashes sIoeP-
Thy grave ,ha, pi,nple her bosom fair,
Tines hand hath snoo,hly scratched away-nor left
scar
And YET wha, else is Falne. but,he chance wheeze,
The meTe't accidental puff of Fate,
That Oft. when least expected. starts breeze
To swell some slunken nao,e. and make it grea,
viewless wAi'lwiud, tha, with fua, gus,
Howls through Times charnel.heuse, where
morialS rot
That sweeps away its death-cOllec,ed dust,
Aud here and there blows up a name forgot
And sends i, whirling through the boundless sky,
A novel wonder 10 the worlds uphfted eye!
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
y APpIH TON'- {isN TAILORING ES

- APPLE T0N'- {isis TAILORING ES
"a. ADJUSTMENT ,2i tirlnt. coraer u Attorney
stfset1c subscriber respsctt-iiY liorins nls friends
neat. ~ -le G -uy -. L. 0f flsaio- s- hi CO on
- t4,ses. .o-e fl sa -h best Of ~oraDaashP II y
a. 81. t.ss be -t..=j Gentlemen pfe,rrag furnish.
Fe -zer ORR -..ei Is. sit f.t ITO t.eir inier-- 10
-i=1in Punc,1ti.y 90 all case. strictly OK. eryed
f--.---. III. e-l;e u3j I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08

40 rs . ! B1.Et,-L' S n. BkOWN- ''I
Cs4tssu., trc selhas Irsrain Carpets AZ b ID, l.
. md q. per ys-t.
Taase - zsat o Carpet. would do TeI to call AMI ey-
.ane of themselves. t1ey II - le.st25 per CT
B.. p1rcn1-f. .f tie -lh-cr,.crS
e. Al aruet,- eonHsc,ed g!t5 he Carpet ossir-s'
s.ia. Ia tbe saale prGporuou Also, remnants OF o.
Ci, ,.-h.e ior putting uader Stoves selling At prce'
20 suit i,r ,r.es ni-fn
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
y5S INN EB0 = NHYs-s o5:a
= 10 = = Z = li-T = = = = - - - - v = =
.zs...zzss.==zzz.zsz-EASTON, F. Isl

1-ouEl n t0urs- 70 y
Lc1,e ri-r No y. T.. Bs-erg Place q; = ~. g. a.
Il Gay, S-sisy, excepted. by sHani-f" lia-sf.ta "
Watss ~ ca 10 Fjizah1-srcr., tasa 90 ,ese ,it @.
tae +. To@g sad SoEerrile ksi.-oad 60 ha.r ecss
,ayrs only ts mies by cUacses making 1' a' ,e aosi
p,es>sa; 4-l .rpeauos. rosie % Easgcc. For rst 81
piy 70 /. D. Hope. - Icsra1ti =, or ol Poard 4. D..
Hope ril aecca.plny tire passengers 20 Bosld sGl
render Ell a,> I-ttEtc uaccsstry.
4 r-e EIpres' L'u- nleluc ,heir essr-s or a1--bas
tot aa-eer oo' rSqi,ia .-c rc7s-u oi asr .lg
t1ruu-h -vr-al hour. l.iocr treahy . -s-t
t1rec lnu., s.tte ei tlcr Lac. as ci4f- ls jt
as ,l-st.ut. 30 -r- -ar a-,t. 80
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08

\, - = ifr Nv 8l-i q lll1l15IHls 1si
ROCHESTER. ,apt -. j--u slu
irsgo The pisr 5etv e~a ite foei "a! Corr
t.4 , , .r, -. -rtr a,. I'D : t-r1as .flrrrsf.r.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08

. ~-yosES. ALBANY AND

s,,------v=T-s9 TROY STEAEBoAT LINE - Aiasrv
o. - far II the ieezs.i PerEsi; ~tk .a.--
~ ron the foot OF Coz; aid .Ii-.
rsc De WITT CLINTON Tacslay. Tau-slFy AZ;
- ur5ay 4ficrno 81, Il 9'clgek
Nerics-A Coci., treis- {, bsgfaSe, B@nk B.i, Sgs-
~. or auy olser sad ofPpcHrIy taken sappe5 or ~;
ri hoard the Boats ta- Lane Hu.s be = ID. r.s4 o me
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19
UNRINp THEE, LOVE.

Unbind thee, love, unbind thee, love,
From those dark ties unbind thee;
Though farest hand the chain hath wove,
Too long its links have twined thee.
Away from earth thy wings were made ]
In yon m;d-sky 10 hover,
With earth beneath their dove-hke shade,
And heav'a all radiant over.
Awake thee, boy, awake thee, Boy,
Too long thy soul is sleeping;
And thou may'st frsm this minutes Joy
Wake to eternal weeping.
Oh, think, this world is not for thee;
Though hard It's links TO sever;
Though sweet and bright and dear they be,
Break, or thou 'rt lost forever.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19
THE RUSSIAN LOVER

Fleetly Ger the moonlight, SHOWS
Speed me to my lady's bow'r;
Swift our sledge as lightning goes,
Nor shall step till mornings hoN.
Bright, my steed, the northern star
Lights us from yon jewel'd skies;
But, to greet us, brighter far,
Morn shall bring my lady's eyes.
Lovers, lull'a in sunny bow'rs,
Sleeping out their dream sf time,
Know nat half the bliss that S ours,
in this snowy, icy cline.
Like yon star tha, liyeher CLEANS
From the frosty heavens around.
Love himself the keener beams
When with SHOWS OF coyness crown'd.
Fleet then on, my merry steed,
Bound, my sledge, DER hill and dale ;
Wha: can match leger's speed
See, I is daylight. breaking pale!
Brightly hath the northern star
Lit US from yen radiant skies;
But, behold, how brighter far
Yonder shine my lady's eyes!
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19

VI Music NJ give instructions the Piano Forte Violin. Flute
ccoordan TGea Thursday and
week from to O'Clock and classes Vocal Monday
"Wednesday and FRIDAY Of each week o'clock
fashionable popular will a; his Musir
Room. Nos and TO- No y Chamber opposite Of
hce y Terms and other particulars Rooms Musical
instruments furnished fair prices respectable Singing C
forming further and immediate application respectfully drd
tae Rooms frog te o'clock N dah day Mach .
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19
wEncWooD,s SCIENCE OF NUnsERs.

ple, for The Lpysssisa Of tAe Arrd seGsr'aS h'or
hS4 Coarl"e System 2: aI'saS .,ss SSss. Of Book
Ersp,ng bs Do15le Ea,ry preses oy en'e.' Gao ~
VS. LrorIeGre Of Stasyle E9ua,io Desgred
s-,a:Is TO jaeiIi:sis sAt aeqa'rsfae''e q "''S' A
SSBu W,. B. WrDcwcoo, 4 H.
rY,ur revised and corrscod edition of this valuable
Is nov rsady for by the Pubssef, Al shsi J
Broadway, Ne~iork city The nls, oi,,sn anops ybeh
s T IJ . PRINCIPAL of Troy Academy. 81 have exam
~ W Sciepce of Numbers and the opinion have formed
Of the work favorable The system o, b ,s, If ~
. bu, sIeelIent an pleased with Mr. nletno ~ G
of the rules Of Arithmetic He has made many coA
The PoushLecpsie Journ, says We have never seen Work n
50 rcaiil, appreciation .-, =, S,buyler,iIe
Mr. B,Rxrs Principal OF the Teachers seminary & tracs
into nv school Immediately H.: oI.r,. sufficiently
to be satisfied that for Common Schools 1t Inc DC ~
seen" Academy saws - The
.6n,iou and rules OF and explicit ana n
plantations square cube root appear 10 rae P'e'' f
SMITH late Principal Limerick Academy says Il am m
think the work super or IN some se[, mos ~ inary
respecting arpaoz of the mind II acquiring know
tg,-he brevty ccarnes Of IL rules and
and It's freedom rom redundant matter
The fosng is from nine Teachers in Public Schools III Ne"
York CITY, whom have been engaged IN 'eacHins " ~ "
more than twenty with universal appreciation;
W. haze examined Wedswood Science OF Numbers Mne
& by double entry elements OF Algebra
prciaced by pertinent on F e ors
the employ the acquisition OF knS"edse rom %
rnw of the department observe the noe
and u
portion though brief nevertheless complete ne Al
] notion rorras An OF the whole tendrs
IN. knos acquired IN the previous parts he "ofA'
10 seHe' 1i'"e ' " Rel DEN JPArTEsSoS.
GEo EVANS
AsN. r. TAN NEEcL- d. PATTERSON,
n W D.SsBEE NJ II.
WILLIAM BgLoES, JE.'
The Poa-hkeep.e Telegraph The work viii IN our oPnon
speedily become popular only primary schools out
chose a higher order :, L.. p.,.;
The following GEokcE W LEACH VI D. eN-re''dent rhs,
ci,u of tho Ncwlok Hospital From cursorN examination
Wero,. Science Numbers. am disposed 10 gave hish RANK
school book greatly mistaken VII lead 10 e''r
understanding: by beginners and even ny ~"
dents that has y' npIare r
rules applying the OF ;hc mind are brought
down power youthful faculties We therefore caho
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study Arithmetic a.it ought TO be studied
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is better facilitate the Of the learner IN th'
mport,n, than within knowledge have no
doubt introduction into our
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New-York tribune., 1841-04-19
HUSH, SWEET Lutte.

Hush, sweet Lutte, thy songs remind me
OF past joys, now turned 10 pain;
OF ties that long have ceased TO bind me,
But whose burning marks remain.
in each tone. some echo talleih
On my ears of Joy gone by;
Evrv note some dream recaileth
Of bright hopes but born to die
YES. sweet Lute, though pain il bring me,
Once more let thy numbers thrill;
Though death were in the strain they sing me,
must WOO It's anguish still.
Since no time can e'er recover
Loves sweet light when o.ee 7 is set,-
Better to weep such pleasures over,
Than smile DER any left Us yet
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19
GUESS-GUESS.

love a maid, mystic maid,
Whose form no eyes but mine can see;
She comes in light, she comes in shade,
And beautiful in both is she.
Her shape in dreams l off behold,
And oft she whispers in my ear
Such words as when TO others told,
Awake the sigh or wiring the tear =
Then guess. guess, who she,
The lady Of my love, may be.
find the lustre of her brow,
Come DER ME in my darkest ways;
And feel as if her voice, ev'n now,
Were echoing far off my lays.
There is no scene of JOY or VOC
But she doth gild with influence bright;
And shed o'er all so rich glow
As makes ev'n tears seem full OF light:
Then guess, guess, who she,
The lady Of my love, may De.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19
DREAMING FOR EVER.

Dreaming for ever, vainly dreaming,
Life to the last pursues its light;
Day hath its visions fairly beamlng.
But false as those Of night.
The one Illusion, the other real
But both The same brief dreams at last;
And where we grasp ths bliss ideal,
Soon ash shines, It's past.
Here, then, by this dim Lake Feposing,
Calmly | II watch, while light and gloom
Fit DER its face Till night is closing
Emblem OF lfe's short doom!
Bu, though, by turns, thus dark and shining,
II is still unlike mans changeful day,
Whose light returns not, once declining,
Whose cloud, once come, Will stay.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-19
THOUGH LIGHTLY SOUNDS THE SONG SING
SONG OF THE ALPS.

A SONG OF THE ALPS.
Though lightly sounds the sene sing 20 thee,
Though Ike the lark's It's soaring music be-
Thou Ii find ev'n here seHe mou!ntul note tha' 'eis
How near such April Joy 10 weeping dwels
T is 'mong the gsyest scenes thai oit'nes' steal
Those saddening thoughts We fear yet love 10 tesi;
And music never half so sweet appears
AZ when her mirth forgets itself II tears
Then say no, thou this Alpine song is gay.
I. comes from hearts that like thelr msuntain-lay,
Nix joy with pain, and oft when pleasure breath
.lost warns the surface, feel most sad beneath.
The very beam in which the snow-*reath wears
lis gayest smile is that which wins rs tears
And PASSIONS power can never lend the glow
Which wakens bliss, without some touch OF woe