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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-06

ErfensiUe SWindEng.-The Public
Ledger says that Sylvester's Reporter pubs
fishes list of l52 banks which have failed,
and swindled the community out Of at least
S3s,OOO,O00.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-06

Going back TO first principles. --'wha.'s
all these co,elet,cs and fricaudeaus; and all
this nonsense ON this bill OF fare abou,l'
said an up countryinan yesterday while eats
ing his dinner at the ST. Chailc. Waiter,
are all these roenons and other fxins real,
sure enough eatablest' 'Ceriainly-what
shall help you to some Of the tete de
veau?' ''rete de whatl' .Tele Dc veau.'
'No--he's perfect stranger. Give mo
some boiled ham-when fall back i3on
first principles, know what I'm abou.'
N. O. Pic.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-06

Better Timcs.--Farmers were told, piSss
viously 10 the election. that as soon as i
should be known that Gen. Harrison would
succeed Mr.. Van Buren, public conjfdenes
would he res,o,ed--,imes would rapidly i'm.
Prove-agrlcul,urai products would rise in
I'iice-and genetal prosperity would pres
vail
Every product Of the soil OF Pennsylvaa
MIA commenced falling in price soon after
the result Of the presidential election was
known-prlces have been faling-faiiing
--Jalfing-up to this time. Look al the
price Of flour. grain and whiskey in all the
great markets. Flour down 10 81; wheat
lower than it had been for years, and whs.
key actually sold for II cents per gallon
We wanted change? Well-you
haze change - Fork Gazette.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-06

The proceedings ofthe meeting at Hagen
buchs receive no favor 1.-THE hands of the
wings. The whig editors in the county.
from the Consetvalor down TO our neighbor
of .ie Register, are out upon them, In no
measured terms. This was expected. as
the principles of democracy are to them.
like noxious vspor, destructive 10 their
system. And were the proceedings Of a
democratic meeting TO receive cnuntenance
from them, we should strongly suspect that
their positions we're an,i.democrasc. Nash
your teeth gentlemen. you only bite file.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-06

Tie Cabinet and the Inaugural address.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Inquirer under date Of February 10th, states
that Webster, Crittenden and Ewing, Of an
informal Cabinet meeting held that morning,
and says that the Inaugural Address OF
General Harrison is believed 10 have been
the subject Of consideration. That speech
will require deal Of trimming, and fixing
and patching, to fiji it Tor the purpose. Il
must be Of the mystic school, with "no
principles for the public cye," spiced with
large promises in general, bu. enunciating
nothing in particular. l, is no. easy to i'm.
sgiue more difficult task in the way of
political literature than the concoction Ol
an inaugural address lol General Harrison.
.e-csaszsEykzs
NeW FORK Common Scho0ls.-ln 1910
the number of school districts was l0,769
AN increase of SO over 1899. The num-
ber Of children instructed in Common
Schools 572, ,995-increase 1916. The
productive Capital of the Common School
Fund amounts to s2,033 so7 95. 1t also
has the interest arising frsm S3,5s3,333 81
Of the surplus revenue Of the U. S. depos-
tied in the State Treasury in 1887.
President Van Buren, h9 been invited by
his political friends in Philadelphia, to stop
and take dinner with them as he passed
through that city on his return to Kinder
hook. In reply, he expresses his thanks
for dieir courtesy, as we'll as for their 'uni-
form, in1exible patriotism;' but adds
THE honor Of public dinner. you will. l
hope, permit me to decline. shall be de-
taned here few days after the fourth of
March, and cannot dx with certainty the
day on which shall be able 10 reach Phil
adelphia. But shall not fail to remain
with you long enough to take by the hand
those who may desire to see me and to
give and receive those uncersmonious salu.
tations BETTING old, long tried, and INSOFAR
able friends.'
a Plot 7hickening.-By the treaty OF
1917, the United States and Great Britain
were 10 have each bu! one vessel Of one
gun on each Lake--ihe British are now
building steam batteries and uessels there.
One steam irigaie is building at Montreal
and Kingston. and Two are on the stocks at
ST. Mary's, U. Cone TO be kept in pie
Nces, so as 10 be put together in II days no.
sce. This latter is for Lake Champlain,
snd an English paper says, 4" when hos
.li!ies commence, would not only maintain
possession Of the Lake without difficulty,
but prspeat The .4msrieans occupying The
forts on ia to'aSs."
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-06

OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS.--M
BUCHANAN and Mr.. CLAY, referring to the
position of affairs in relation TO the North
Eastern Boundary, expressed the opinion
in the Senate on Monday, that there was
no cause or no probability ofa war with
England. Mr.. BUCHANAN stated that the
tumors OF exciting correspondence between
the Secretary and the British Minister. in
regard to the Caroline, published in the
New Ysrk Herald, were all false aud not to
be credited in the least.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
Mr. Eoster's Reple.

NASHVILLE Oct. ~, ls4l.
Gc.srs SAMUEL TrRSEY, J. P. H.RpwicKE, and others
Gentlsmen-l have 10 acknowledge your letter
0. tho 18th instant, propounding for my conside-
ration sundry grave questions o; public pohcy ana
requiring me to enlighten yosr minds 10y iuIi
and satisfactory reply, or IN the opposite aI'er
native leaving me 10 anticipate the indefinite post,
ponement of an election which involves ihe sacred
nights of the people of Tennessee in the principal
counsels fthe nation,and Is imperativcy enJoined
BY the letter OF the Constitution.
NAV lament, gentlement, but | fear cannot
.slieve the anxieties which seem to embarra's
YOUR movements and threaten 10 disappoint the
public expectation, by re,arding the execution OF a
great and importan, duty. To promise otherwise
would be 10 speaL against the lights before me,
and TO labor against nope itself. For wears past,
ha, been nv lot to struggle IN warfare where,
IS the country will bear me witness, scorned alike
10 stoor TO conceament or beg for GUAR err Dur
inr that evenfu couhict,in the length and crvency
Of lac repeated interviews had the honor y: hold
ias with some OF YOU. and in the frequent oPpor-
.gni;.es you all had o, reading AID bearing N!
sentiments endeayored to proclaim ny opinions
lnd declare my political associations ~ ait3r f'l
tbs. we do not vet sufficiently understand ehen
other, it must certainly be the result ot incorf
gt5le dulaess somewhere and as | make II
point never TO be outdone N manners, mus, !
suppose as a matter OF poii eness IaNe the ia'it
to myself, and secure you against an imPu'h''oh
whicn would wound the pride Of your con'ii'nents
aud derogats from the dignIty OF me Senator al
gowu. Bot excuse me new, gentlemen u you
please. tulIdes, labor is apt 70 di-c0r'ase turthef
gs, no mater where the difficulty lies and ! ioei
myself compelled, in all due humility 10 decline
he explanations fhage hitherto failed 10 impress
ePon Your atelieet' Nevertheless, by your lea'''
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
yll. sasG4GE "a co.
TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOcNDRY,
- EgItau, corner OF s:oid-sfreef,


,z,r5r ,,hcr,hor, take thu. method Of anuouscuc To
the,r f1eu,i, aud thr puhie eonorally that having
pur,hs.ed tho extensive snd vol Nno~n Type Foundry
,rnery 81 nv Mr,ers Conner Cooke taeE as'e ~
-, h, .,r.o fc thor rre,eat central location Having
rla extensive revisous alterations and aaditoh' tAey
sr no prepared ories Of any magnitude Hes
nav bs favored With with Prompthe's and on as '"'Vtst4
~, ,,,,. Fn,,rirv m Aner,ce To tbeir new >peci-
men Rors which been recently extensively c'reas'ea
t,ev v.ouli rospccty refer
Al article. manufactured hv tsen 'hali 10 o AS''.a'
- ~ m rer,or to a,y manufactured ~ this country
and undergo theroush examination - to appearance
r,rsar dressing epj ptoperly asserting Ai articles eH
hihiel la the Specimen Boo formerly Issued by Cosne'
bn ,sothar With FoHt. Hli hv 'sesi can uou
No ruishoa from this Foundry Without delay ~l;s MANY
.nce added.
WM UtGAR & GO sre Asent' foT tho ssle Of the Va
rier " ,h,ustor sr smith fresss', 'h'ch' together With
tls.e. cs-es Cee,po-irs Suck Farniiure. Ink, and
arerv srtea used IN tho Printing buansss viii b. kept
on -4pI aud Furnished Al manufacturer prices.
Ng ~ Machine Cast tyr" manufactured Al this
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
Interesting Correspondence.
SENATE CHAMBER,
Nashville, Oct. 70, l-il


The Hon. EPNRAiM II. FOSTER:
SlRi-The under signed. members Of the Senate
of the General Asscn"ly Is OF the State of Tennes
s,e now in session, being jority of that body
understanding that your name will be presented iC
their consideration as a candidate for the Senate o
the United States respectfully requset you to in
form them in writing. what your opinions on
the following subjects, to wit;
| Do you approve act passed at the late Ex-
ira Session of Congress, entitled An to estab-
lsh uniform system of Bankruptcy throughout
the United States" and will you, if elected TO the
Senate vote to repeal the same
.. Do you approve act passed at the late tS-
ira sessisn Of Congress, entitled . An act 70 nP-
propriate the proceeds OF the Sales OF the fuoiic
Lands and to grant pre- empon rights, commonly
called the Distribution Bill, and II elected 70 Tue
Senate of the United States will you vote to repeal
the same
3. Do YOU approve an act passed at the ia'e EH-
ira Session of Congress- entitled " An act relating
10 Duries and Drawbacks. commonly called the
Tax Bill by which increased taxes are Lard on salt,
fosd and clothing and other necessaries oi life, and
if elected to the Senate OF the United States VII!
you vote TO repeal the same
A. Do YOU approve act passed at the late Ex-
ira Session of Congress, entitled " An act author
zing Loan not exceeding twelve millions of dol
lars !" and if elected, will you against the Bill
lel no,;co ba, hoop oiyen hy uorr, Ga Son.
Mlot e Eanncty 70 50 ,hc dcIi croa,cd
,ho,,o s;y,o,.r MILLIONS or dolI,r, in nj.
dition TO the said twelve millions
% 10 yo1 "Pt,o,e faSI .iaJ .. nm ;a
u. ae''t9' Ui - ,be F;scal Rao, aC ~.
Polao ,.s aI p;1 .a,;,I.J 80, pim 80
1n ,ller,on s,ce.koenno md d;.lnrse
ment Of the public revenue by means OF Corpo-
ro,;o, ,o be s,yle1 the Fiscal Corporatioo of the
~ g.. ri, g ,,.l,;.h plla ,.oro ,,,,od
C"',eu 11a'cS, oo''r ~ D1''' "
by the President oi the Chlted states, ana II you
do not approve of either or both of said Bills,
r :, c,yor nj Ifn;tod Sra,cs Rank and If so
l "
ere you III i1Vor vi Dai'N III wiz" pI'Hdtc ''o'N
holders arc TO own all OF any portion OF the shures
G. Do YOU approve of an act passed at the late
rx,-. S.sio, Of Corprnss enti,le1 A N oct for
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

FROM BuESos AYKEs The bark ChalcedORy,
q, Salem, brings dates TO the l0;ho OF September
The scarlaiina prevailed very much at Bucno-
Ayres when the vessel left, and from 40 TO % per
sons were carried off daily. The cattle were diving
oy thousand, in the fields, in consequence OF the
excessive dryness o; the seasos. OF Ofpolitice news
there Is nothing. We annex letter to thu Boston
Daily Advertiser -
Busxos AYRrs sth Sept ISL.
Dear Sr.-The political state Of ihi- country
remains as when last wrote you. New= from
the upper Prsyinces is looked for with great
interest. The Governor has made up with his
printer, and several official documents from the
interior have been published but the, not Of
late date nor do they contain any thing OF deer
sige nature.
Commodore Goes fleet IS represented l. having
sailed from Montevdeo some DAYS since. So far
we nothing OF il here, where Admiral Brown
Is lying snugly at anchor, probably waiting tor
orders to sail. The naval var now appear, likely
to last for some time.
We have recently had Two or three arrival, from
Correntes with Paraguay produce, of ycrba 2Dd
tobacco. These vessels were permitted TO leave
by the Governor OF Correnjcs. to whom the Prin-
cipal part of th"ir cargoes probably belong. nc
authorities IN Paraguay rciaXiag thcir hold
upon the citiz-ns OF other States, some OF whom,
after being detained Tor upwards oftwsntyy years,
are coming away.
Gov. Rosas placed decree in the custom
house about ten days since, permitting the entry
Of foreign flour, FOR consumption on lis paying
small duty. Large orders were Immediately
de- paiched to bug up the article in M,ntevIdeo.
and the people made up their minds TO have good
bread. The decree was. however. Withdrawn be-
fore any Hour arrived. and it i. not known whether
husdrcI barrel, of American -four from Monic,i-
dco, were allowed 10 be landed and placed IL de-
post.
Prices of produce continue high freishts low,
and business generally somewhat paralyzed
Yours &c.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

DeArH OF BtLY CALDwgLL.-Died nt the
Council Bluffs. on the 2Sth OF September last, Sa'-
ga-uash. Billy CaIdwell,) the principal ch'ei OF
:h.. United Nation of Ottawa, Potio~oinmc' and
Chippewa Indians, in the sxueth year OF his nse.
Ie vas well nnd fl,orabiy known TO the old resi-
lents of Chicago and the northern frontier ct il''-
noi, ns an old and efficient friend during TIC Sac
and Fox troubles Of 1892. By MS powerful iniin-
euce and c'HcieAt management. he prevented ne
Ouawas. Porowatamics, md ChiPPewns from
unitins with the enemy tna occasion
Chicago American.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
E.lfk aAEE-A Hors.
LAMB AtsENCH-H. NJ. WEAD
PROSPECTUS FOR TIE SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE AT NEW M-RRIGHTON. ststen Island. % The

-
amount Of SEvEs HuSoRsD THOUSAND Dollars.
CilHE TRUSTEES OF THE ENEW-BRiGHToN As
ISOLATION offer for sale' by sub'crPuon hve hun
red blocks Of ground. the most eigby situated OF any
they possess respects conguity 10 the ferries. and al
several Of The most elegant sEd desirable villas and
oounlry the vicgity OF The city Of
These IRE hundred blocks be disposed Of nj eight
hundred dollars eac every Of them III coftain rIght
building i.ts and will abou; loC by no feet be
nc sufficient for neat cottsee and garden plot
Each Subscriber will Obtain block valued al accord
~ 20 the cash sales made by the Associauo.. the last
y.rs) fro $1,000 $3.50, and he may have allotted 10
hn property worth from forty 20 Ntl Imes the value ~
his subscnpuon On OF them are splendid Improve
meats. comprising large manson houses hotels cottages
docks SC. IN perfect order
The plan adopted for inposrc Of the above properly.
presents great iaducemcn! 10 the capitalist derous OF
knr good Investments and all who wish 10 obtain
country resitcnce At moderate price a,a ID t'o-
the eligible the vicinity Of NcN-fo'S For "a
anpla the elcgaEt country eat Te ahoai tour Aeies OF
aad al oisEc recestS finished by Thomas sDaVi' Esq
a. ro,I exceeding S60rtO a.d which l. InTlValed Tor
hraut} situation Will become the property oI one %
;sa subscribe and uninesmbered al cost to him
To .ome Other subscriber will be allotted, free and
ucnnhcred; Bti,asEi HoEst and erouuJs, no~ ocea
pird seminary for yoane ladies' at an aansai rcnt OF
$500
The splendid Pnyil.or, erected 10 lsf7 at cost
eeednc <5g O0S including the grounds and oathuiings,
.ri f,l &, another. free aud unlncnm5ercd.
G-.-lfnn House phlcA, with tao grounds
$30oo0 aud aud beautiful cottages rii be-
come the property Of other Subscribers,
The A. aeia;ion. offering arSa amount Of vs-
sbr ropertv Al o.s time GA saeh favorable terms would
merely remark that they prompted DO solely
with the yiee of closing theiF Affair." "iiha the Of
their organized existence. vsIeh Is asout drawing
To close. They feel confident ihat each saAscr.ber
viii obtain property greater III value taa 'ae amount OF
hi, Investment
Lt, af ;he improved property, (Which cost IN all oveE
fQ9toQ with map, sU3 secom faayina Socuaicats can
application 10 Henry I.yueh rre',dea, of Tho
N.soeison IA, u,er otec. - Walt entrance FIST door
Hanover ,;reeL ~EO viii give all farther details OF the
proposed plan.
Teru, Of subscription Coz undivided share OF ssAt
hundred dollars, a, follows ,
I'm cash ..s-'-'
la a hoad payable III Que and t~" years Cd 90
iotsrest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. fN
Book. Of .ub,cror are opened BY kpASo V 4 Nj u,
COLI Ese, Trustee. s. -" ,3tn3. 9F'eF ~ '''
The I'D pa ea, viii b" I Sp,,'E+ %. +ss IN The n SI ~,
yora Lac and Trust COMPANY s@1 .e 1sgsp. '' vac
-. - a.. TrstseS oi
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

FtRr.-Aboui four o'clock yesterday morning "a
ire broke out IA the dary kept by Mr. Russell ~
Mix street ID doining the bridge The bac ackbuUd-
iug,. consisting oi stable and ssvcrNl sheds were
entirely cou>uned-and It'll. said twelve cows
psrsbsd in the flames. The hor-ss IN the stable
a, The time the ire commenced were saved. " Is
supposed to be the work Of an 'noendiary.
Baltimore American.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

- An 'aupr is nov being msde - Introduce
.-ssm upon the SshuylkIi cs7al Mr. Cro'land
aa< ist<t suiir sad launched beat Al foiis7iiie'
0njcr ne intends shail supersede hofses N to-"
pg Some experiments were made last week anu
,tie 10 especrsi 20 tpn q. me rate Of SIS miles
vi lrut materially disturbing the water or wishing
he b.nks Of the osnsL The boat on Sa,urdsy wss
.,sing in a cargo of ccsl Sire NAV be expected
down tho canal daily If he espstirnent succaed=,
/, viii he indeei ne~ era in canal navigation.
Philsd American
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

Feou scRiyAu-CaPt. Pafoit, Of br's Gr'ia
os.. q, Glop,s.,er Yesterday. in twent5-SiS days
from ssrins, report. tbsr the fever wa* very pre-
,.lent when he Ief, The GfaraPus lost four sea
men wne .he lay there CAPT Parrot. ara ne -,
,os,e Of III. brig Amazon. Of Gloucester had tom
oeea III. but wefs recovering.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
i,...,, ,,ss5sC,sIIas oar, iAuPs-

DAVE > 8 ~ ss fstt - Ual LaNF
! cur NlCAL Oi.-ruiNlNG FLllD--The sub
4.rhar pcuhl tho attention. Hf tho public 70 MS
s,cra of GREE NOUGHs rsrENT LAMr$.' WHICH,
frr their teau'v ard superior quetes are detired 10
srerseje ell ether in The al vbich y buried
ts-il = cherl'sl rrerarauon very Gee" in - t,,
tes apd give. q very brilliant ard economical hsht me
burning Fluid portable light. free t''n' a, -,
sreii ~ srea-e, anil vv mother soil nor sta'a - ,ss
Lamps -, h~ altered nidss eHr"nt@' ~ =, ,l,,s
auid The .uh.csiher ia kpdiv rermii'sh 20 - ine tss
rr opr p,est respectable families vhc 7fe ~
.,,,nls 6. HOOKER, 4fe psosd"ay,
siuei=. sa,reer Grand and RrceTHe ''s
Nh There i. No danger - explosion ~ e'' o9pf
,-fi,s 5.rro p5er ssd Imperial 1ee' IN chests
] .ui half eresi. Fcr al y! --e.
,7n GRINNELL, MNTURN 4 Co &c e'a'h At
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

PEN MA NUFACTuBEB TO THE QUEEN.
/tSUTl0N.-rhc hugh character OF these Pens has m
durct tho nttrup, the part of syorsl dsrc9u'ahio
makers To practice fraud only upon Mr. elliott but
nlso upon the public. An nirtor artclS bearing tso "'
spelled unue. thus, Gilloi. omtug the hna T. l. r'" ~
th, unrkr II can readily bo dccct,d 10y It's unhn
appearance sui cvcry style IN whchiti put 9p
tlbscrrc tho genuine pon- arr I'll marked N iu-' 40
4cph Cilous Patoui. Joseph 'ilintt "afran'cd'
aud ha, oacb gross bears pc ana OF his signature thus
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
,g.stYs0y.vss,E rioDJs.

- - AstF5tiN = = EHNE 7'--l " -
n r,iie- grateful f1r pest 70 frnaEs. respectfully
= c,r,s he friends ard tho rhIic tra he -tiA con
~ ,i,pss - man-insirfe nress ''rs end dnse'e-
,,,,,,.,c n ,os rf tho fnesi reench slf Skin, IA
si.- ~ vrtY n= pfces and hY isAlHs dfa"
b re4 qn sttsnliF= rer-enslly 20 the 9 tiirs ur
80 c,,-,4,s rnos 10 sc en-hl % insure handsome
C,r.,ar,ly ~ hard select as=ortmsui Of elegant
n,o,s ., lls filorns reduced prices
srel Dress noris ---.------ifom - - 10 :! pt
Calf nrsss Roots ~ W
n,rhr sple Waterproof % 90 VN
Cn-b .rls WH
Halt Boots on - 80
.bsas n,rrps rnmp= Slippers Ec pop Pnrtirnsiir low
Ts-ris tssf l-i'rerr ipHN ! W. s'N>'
r,lv ia Fulton bstH-su Nassau and ps'ch s,'
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
,,,ssI,sEsHS. ANn Cnil.

iS<pEas Esyt,g' 4GEGss FtsiS' AND Coh.
! MISSION WAREHOUSE, No II Liberty street
Printing. Lthograph asd Coor'd rspers IL "i' s'elf
yrs made 10 order Of ans quaii;, from common News
10 the Book parc: made IN the eounr" at the ar
rlnrl-t prices from the ycry superior mill OF Ae'sFS j.
9. and w Carts Boston, and W y hl Curt!s' bc'M'
9d from several other manufacturers, ha.ug the bet
Of machinery All orders haeknily received and prompt
Iv executed eu76n EDNAED CURTIS AEON
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

E tE1 so ssslssa. 1es5ss, sha,ss OF d aTS'a Dsa
net, will find II alvantngccus TO call on SHERWOOD,
surg on Dentist, li3 Grand at near Centre i!srket
\ T. Carious and aching teeth uial5iv cured without
pan and rendered. Useful for many years 'n'"5raptihe
g. '''' olg ~
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

To TEACHERS AND PARENTS.
IrLENENrs OF NATURAL PHiLoSoPHY-Ersra
u eng the general principles OF Mechanics ycFo''sc-
Hydraulcs pGcunaucs. Acoustics Optics, Electricity
,nlvausm Magnetism and tstro2omy illustrated D: >et
era hundred cngrasinGs. sesgned for The use OF SCHOOLS
and Acl.!e!ni.,--By LEONARD & AL &, N. I'D
Professor OF Geology aud Mmcfalogy IN The University o
the city Of Nea York and Lecturer Oh Chymi'iy and
Natural Philosophy sol u mo-
The above vos on Natural Philosophy Is eNtcns''ey
used IN academies snd schools and meets with the decided
ippruhson Of tcsuhsrs wherever II - known Dr "aIe
- a practical man. aad OF tAo illustrations gwen III
TIN. arc iron. experiments scualy madcbl the Snthcr hm
self B., iat neither teacher nor student are subjected 10
inc norrl.ron of such failures IN their experiments A.
nrc constantly the usc OF books prepared ~
lrrc compler> who themselves gnoran OF tue sub
cc upon which ,hcy prctcnd 60 write Ter the H'rue" Oh
of others. -,
THIS work is neatly printed and substantially bound
and ls sold NJ the low rate Of : per dozen l'"ehers
about foruln- classes the study vi Nat'rs Fhosephi
aul rar,nts ,ho feel Interested n having proper eemen
iary books placed la the hands OF their ch'ld'ea are
rcaur>tod TO examine Cur thcm'clve. r"eJtshed and
,old bv COLLINS N"ror'" VI
~ ~ tr"t'-rHc'1s ~" '''".
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

= D-nIistry.-Dr. II BURDELl-' Dentis'' has re-
moved from No g Chambers Il. to No. $40 Rroadway,
near Gothic Hall Dr. r. would very respectfully inform
h friend, and the public generally thu: he has entirely
renqushed ;he practice OF Medicine and surgery ana
now confues h attention exclusively @e practice OF
Dentistry in all its branches. II has been stated that D
b. had increased his charges for operations on the Teeth
since removing his esent residence IN bToai"ay out
sch IS not the fact and instead Of increasing his price,
he has fixed them at lower rate. Dr. Il has no conn3c-
,ion in any dental establishment except his own al lu
Broadway between Pes ard Duane sts second door from
the NJ n,sonr Hall oSt :"
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04
Do1IPD GERMAN SILVEK.

y.sls e. %oFFETr, ~ pr'ses-ssreet, GEAR Wooe'sr
t "a, ,fe .aEty call tie attention of Hardware Deal
~ N,.rfscturer, 10 Ais superoF artes of Gernsn SA-
eh ne esr- fer saie ssoassIe snd retail of Althss
e.... snd vsresnu equal to suy, ethics FNresH Do
.,.,., r,v color and ,offc.tt. ~220
New-York tribune., 1841-11-04

II Private &onr,iin=.-ticaiemen wishing per
mancnt Board and Rooms location convenient 10 taS
business part Of the Cty viii be accommodated No -
DuaRe--trrst ust of oad way ~here Out fc board
or are aud every MADE reader their
bo me pleasant and comfortable The house Is erureiy
.cw and newly furnished throughout. Terms, wodersts
Reitre exchanged W.