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sb,o1 have tinted her cbeo,, rl,o s.t b, ,,o 10,
tsida and re,d 10 her from rho Ribfa which
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In uundle. he'd thu, was nartlv rolled bepea,b the
larger, slert two handsome Ine boys ,b,, ya,o tho
very m.gos or the, s;s,e, While saatod hy tho o,
die which oavc ,ioh, IN her .,y,s ,bo;r ol5 az h,t
little lame lad hut very jnteIlec, / looE;nr a.
almost all lame boys are. He had Canaan Rilev's
travels in his hand, and was reading hi, adventures
with absorbing interest. Caroline continued to
read aloud
"Bclold the eye Of the Lord is upon them that
fear him, upon them that hone in his mercy.
..To deliver their soul from death, and to keen
them alive in famine.
"Our soul waeih for the Lord he is our hoa,h
and our shield
"Our, hearts shall reioice in him bccopse ve
have trusted in his hoIy name.
.'fow beautiful this language, dear mother''
alt is precious, indeed. my child Every word
touches my heart, and in every sentence see .he
faithful promise of the Widows Gud''
AT this moment an abrupt knock was hoard =,
81, is the Iandladv." exclaimed cg rolre a. he.
hear, flew into her mouth.
.Fear not, INV daughter she ia IN Cod,s hand.
a vel, as we
Csrolin, one.oa ,bo door ard ), r,,ro ,,..o,,
lin. ,ook;oa woman will, rod dosbv f,ce and
hand ov,ression IN ber G,,la gray sy.s o,,o.roa.
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,,o,. mother .;oco ,,ag,osd ,,.ol,, o,ool,
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horslr - oh,ir bv tho door Win H., ;osoaot and
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..,.1.od ~, C.:r.,,a,,
"Dont Mrs. Cringle me with your indeeds. If
YOU han't no money, what are YOU dom with that
gilt portrait mn there The pawnbroker II advance
you Il five ont "
"it's my husbands"
1'So-much the better to belong TO dead person.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10
Published every Thursday morning.

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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10

We'll, this'l 10 FOR tonight, III call to-mor-
row shutdown and hopes You Il have the balance.
Has how you do, Wy II be wiIn to try ye here
another quarter, if ye choose 10 stay"
Tins speaking, this iuiGntous wretch, who is
the counterpart Of too many iandladies and land
!ords Of a ceI tam Glass; left The house. She had
scarcely closed The door when with an agonzing
shrieh o. poignan, suffering, Caroline threw herself
upon her mother bed, and wepi I'll gentle sleep
sealed h'r scnses il oblivion.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30
THE NETWORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR Saturday, October 30,
viii he q Magnificent Number
c 0 Mt AIN NC

c o y 4 MING
..PoETRY-varieties IL verst--In an Album
ooks-Baad-Departure-T Winter Flow
crimes written reading some Of the LAKE
Jsdge Trumbull's Poems by Mrs. sigouraey-
Dreams.
IL The suicides Bural-A beautiful narrative from
the New Monthly for October.
III. Barnaby Rudge the las; four chapters received
III this country.
IV..AH Important Discovery in Agriculture
v..The Yellow Serpent-Discoyery Of the Gnaeo
Pan;-(s thrilling s;ory)
VI Jefferson, Giles, and Trumbull
VII EDITORlALS-The Prospcct-Whig Czndi-
date,-Tabular View OF the Vote Of NewYork "a,
the last Eiec,on-The State Works-Frauds At
EIections-Pipe Laying-Consump Of Fo
reign I.uxuries IN the United States.
VIII Nj Emerson's Grafton
TX The Birth and Boyhood Of De WIKI Clinton.
y. Mr.. CLAY'S SPEECH ON the Fiscal Corporation
Bill
XI. American In-ti,uto-Mr .CHOULEss Address OR
AGRICULTURE.
XII Close of the Fair-General Talma dges Addre.s
XIII Election in M4ryand-Do Tennessee.
XIV Reviews and Literary Notices Of New Pubica-
lon..
XIV Foreign News-Important from China.
XVI II on. John Forsyth.
XVII Remarkable Case Of Bigamy.
XVIII. -CHANCERY acknowledgement, Davis
aud Others vs.. Corporation Of New York-John
Haggefty and others VS.. Saiae-Nariha Amory
and others, IS. Same.
XIX WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT-Au iIu-
por,an, Table for the Country-CommercIal and
Money Matters.
Xxx News of the week-Selec,ions, Marriages aud
Deaths sc. sc. sc.
Subscription 50 year single copies 6i cents.
For sale at the Office, No 30 Ann street by
o29 GREELEY McELRATH.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30

1ks. AND KARE.-ANERICAN AND Fu-
REIGN PERIODICALS constantly OH hand and re-
guarlg received Al KING & cos oreign aud Amer
cau Periodical Office lag Broadway where nay be fuund
ipward. S 90 dFereat select European aud American
Works French GermsR, Italian aAd e. glIsh of the high
order OF literary mart for sale By the number
nual subscription: amoEe which Medical Th-olori-
cal. Mechanical Mercantile, Scientific Political, Naval.
iary. snd arly all the select General Literature,
Moral and Fashionable Periodicals.
Sgbs ripOus received and ~Orks forwarded to all parts
i the United States eleahe.c 10 many places FREQ o.
Expense 70 the subscriber receiving the sn-uat Of
subscription Catalogues and prices Of Periodicals. Eng
in. Freach and German ior= arded by order postage
Jaid.
= Publishers Of select Periodicals. who have M ar
angemenis =Ith rels upon method oil ci1r.
ion as beng Only comprehensive. but also ~,
20 agents employed but sUcl recommend ~o o,,5
aer address. gen,IeH euIy deporns Mt and re hr
y B. Cergynen Student. and setive ehte S,,e :.
usss men employed throue bout the uni'sa 80, =,
,raveiing agents aRd c1nvsssers. us ma
.spIc4ton. personally or .trer. post paia. -
Orders received for all fSreign *srA' zinc 20
., from any part Of Enrope' a; NM y ~
Nd .1nsriesa PERIODICAL Office ls9 Broa3~ay
go 3teoL
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30
ARRIVED YESTERDAY;

Ship Rowland Blarchsrd. SO days fin Newport, Wales,
with iron to DAVIS Brooks & Co.
Ship Nile Quimby ~ days from Hayre, with mdse 10
Lennlhon & Co.
Ship calhoun, days from Charleston, with cotton TO
q. Sutton.
10 Sturgcs and Cle4rman.
Br brig Quadruple Swan, IL days from Bermuda, Win
sheep SKINS. TO Middleton 4 CO.
Brig l.. Baldwin. Basscti days from Savannah Win
cotton 10 Scot; MorrelL
Brig Exact Johnson day. from Savannah with cotton
. Johnson * Lowdgn.
Brig Phurs, days from Savannah. with cotton, to
Deml & Co.
Bs. Sarah EIizabets, Peters days from Addison, Me
with spars master.
Lighter .chr Rush Hawkin with iron, from wreck Of
bark IrcGe. 10 Boormln, Johnston & Co.
ReLow--l Ship and , Brigs.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30
Neyv-York Markets.

AshEs-Tbe receipts are fair. Pots dnlI at 695.
There is fair demard for Pearls at $50 aud hold
ers are asking SSH.
FLovRIn consequence of The absence vessels for the
East the market dull to-day. The arrivals ,omod
crate extent We quote Genessec and Ohio ut II!
mostly at 6O6i Michigas and Troy 5,qi 100 almost
anything in good order will bring 6OO. Georgetown Is
selling freely for export 10y Brandy wine 6s5 Bran
dywiue Cora Meal 625 G,37.
GRAlN.-Corn and Rye There ID no Wheat
at market Sales $500 bushels Rye &c ded. Fer the
only cargo Southern Corn 66c offered Northern and
Jersey are WORTH Is 69c Sales 5000 bushels inferior
Barley 81 5sc Oats rather plenty 10 soc for
old aud 10 a II for now.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30
Chung rates

Illinois Skies declined and Indiana Bonus Aoout PEI
A.,
In Foreign Exchange there has been consideraoe
, c o,s,,,ious 10 day an ! the market IL very firm
20, M far Sterling aud Jlf3 for Fruncs The sup
% or R,Ils !. limited None of the Banks are drawing.
I'm consequence of th sh supply OF bils the drain for
sneci. continues large will go out in the Gu
d,rd steamer and Liverpool packet is reported
10 have already about s25OOOO engaged. The specie
rates are firm Sparish Dollars 6 per cent. premium,
Mexican a 81. and American Halves a It,
The Bank of tho State of New-York has declared
dividend Of three and halt per cent for the last Xix
months
In Rote to the Editor ofhe American Chandler Starr
Esq Bank Commissioner, pronounces the statement in
the Herald this morning in relation the conduct Of the
Bank Commissioners in the matter Of the Commercial
Bank to he &" untrue in every particular"
The notes Of the Bank of Bennington, Bank Of Olcan
Bank of BuIao to be refused by TIE Brokers'
The Philadelphia North American is authorised to
that the that the TO pay the dcbentre cer
6caes in London raised by sale of the of the
Bank, is unf0unded
On Philadelphia and Baltimsre the rates getting
worse We quote Philadelphia ut ?. q, Baltimore q
@: Mobile Z. u, New Orleans a 81.
By letter from Philadelphia in relation 10 Mr. Whit
news estimate of the assets of the United States learn
that after an interview with OF the Trustees the
ter is satisfied that supposins Mr.. WIS estimate
DO correct aud that the assigned only produce
81 100000 all the notes Of the Bank will be paid only
81 100000 of claims against that assignmeni
How correct this may be have hand
the means Judging but the high standing nnd respect
ability of correspondent give his statement much
weight in our minds Wo also learn that the Trustees of
the last and final assignment have received that
trust, S6500C0 of the United States BuEk between
the 4h September and 10Th of October The S250000 Of
paid by the purchasers the Insurance Bank Of Co
lumbus Ga were, understand drawn from of the
Philadelphia Banks, and therefore did relieve the
market which for the fact which has caused
rome surprise that the have improved IL the
Philadelphia Banks receive that relief from the Of
the United States Bank which appearances at present
indicate they will it is supposed the solvent
OF them, be prepared to resume specie payments
summer. However desirable this result may be we have
little faith in its fuilnent
The Georgia Banks have been endeavoring to get on
their specie legs past aud the hest of the
suspended institutions strong hopes of resumug
an early day observer aud of the best imam
ciers III Gcorgs however, writes that IN his opinion
there will be for the present no resumption in Georgia
new Bank called the PhGnS, under the Presidency Of
Col Nathan Mc(ieehee is about go into operation
Columbus be conducted the stricest principles Of
legitimate banking, and good specie basis.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30
CAMELS' HAIR CLOTH.

AyEyTIRE yEE 4RTIeLE FOR oFERCoATS
,UsT imported and recelved al tue Broadway CASH
j TAILORING E>TABLISHMENr-Ihe subscriber
b-s 70 call the attention OF Ms customers and the PuNh
an entire new article OF Cloth for overcoais Just LIZ
ported beng the ases: style worn IN LOndoa aad r'Fs
peculiar feature Of which consists IN is being made
of the iaest Teool assd iti CameF' Hair ~ch gives
grea, strength and durability rendering The cloth rireF
vious water.
ALSO
Received BY importation, splendid article Of
Tui-i Coth OF hgh cOlOrs 4ing the above ;osaii-
forming SPLENDID garment Hhich fer comfort
Beauty, aud durability, ha, ,e, been sqaalled
= general assortment, OF Beaver Cloths, English aH!
French B-oad Cloh Lsnou Par, C.ssimere, Cashmere.
aai every style Of ve>nss hand made order, III
the ses. the usual discount OF the establishment;
~. 33i per cent. discount from credit prices.
II Terms, IN every instasce cash delivery.
os5 Ivi,- ARTHUR L. LEVY l5a Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30
. ieO:

In th. city Oct 25 OF dropsy in the chest, Mrs. Jean
net NJ Rlven wife Of Or. J. p Biyen.
Her relatives and friends invited 10 attend the fune
raj from her late No 40l Grand Tomorrow
Sunday afternoon, O'clock without further invita-
ton.
In this City, Oct % Joseph II. Miller aged years and
10 months, only Of Humphreys Miller.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this afternoon 81 o'clock from the
sidence of his father ca Broadway.
Al New Orleans OCT. H. Charles Barney, E.q Of Mo-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30
al drrieo.

In thu. City Oct. %, by the Rev b. w Dickinson John
Browne OF Paterson ~ j. to Mlss Caroline L. daughter
Of H Cogswei Esq, Of this city.
Ia this City, Oct. -, by the Rev DR.. Knox, John H..
Ludmw of Buffalo, Miss Sarah E. daughter Of Charles
Lee of this City.
Al Clifton Hill Lebanon n. J. Oct. q, by the Rev.
Mr. Williams, Henry Channing Beal. Of this City
Mary Louisa daughter of WIN. Johnson, Esq deceased
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30
Second Board.
Commercial and Money Matters.

There was fair Of business done at the Stock
Exchange yesterday with the usual huctuatIon OF Uni
ted STATES Bank :; shares were sold at 81; Upwards CT
1900 shares Harlem were Sold closing l6: improve
ment OF per cent. Farmers Trust declined l. Stoning
ton and Long leland / Mohawk improved T.
In State Stocks the safes very extensive at de-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30
~ Meridian Lodge, No. 80, L. o. of o. F.


Owing to the pos,ponemeni Of the FIRST ANNlVERSA-
RY of Meridian Lodge, and the consequent disappoint-
menl of many, due TO the public "a, large and the
holders of tickets particular state the circumstances
which caused the postpOnemen,-
The Rev W. w. WALLACE had kindly assented TO the
ufgen. solicitations of the Committee deliver tho Ora
ton before the Lodge Anniversary IN the
public prints of last Monday. This gentleman csled
from his pulpit on last Sunday morning receive the
Sslcom. tairgs of the AVID dangerous illness
beloved son II thought doubtful a; the time whether
the Young man would that day Under these
snceS il became accessory that pospouement Of
the Anniversary should take place We know that the
generous public will ympsthise with the Reverend gen
ueman As We do and shat farther remark would be I'M
Necessary. .
The Anniversary will be- held os MONDAY EVENING
the frs OF November at the Grcenest. NJ h Church, 10
Commence at half past O'Clock. BY avoie OF the Lcasc
Tie members TO appear in Reealia they will govern
themselves accordingly. Those Brothers having tickets
BOT disposd Of requested 10 return them to the per
sons from whom they received them or before Monday
ae hrs instant The Committee appointed BY the LodgS
- assist; will the Committee OF the Anniversary OIL
saturday evening at the house of NJ e. Edwards IN
oo"ning-sree d, o'clock. The tickets that remain on
4nd WILL be for sale the door the evening Of per
C'hsnee The Officers OF the g. L. respectfully IN
f''se to attend Io3Q2tli H. P. LEAKE Chairman
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30
uUDSoSsT. CHEAP sTogE.-L,di,

SHAT would you ,hlsk ii you should call al 20 Hui
aud i.i splendid assortment Of Dry Goods.
cheaper tiaa ae-e ever offered IN this country such
Fiuaes for : and o. Mo-sselmc ia Lanes for 10, .
drcss, shilling Cacoes for 9i, the best Sea Island LoFg
Cloth yard Eije. l0d per yard; rich ch,ene N--
ST H.. such generally sold fof 81 silks o.
every description cheaper than they be bolshJat
ton Ladies call aud II the good. Uniformly
cheap. before purchasing else=here. Don, forget the
humber It !. - Hudson street.
b. Withou, exception these are the cheapr't Goods
thar haze ever bean offered In tn. Cry o2s lss
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30
SPLENDID AS soRTMENT OF
FRENCH AND LONDON BEAVERS
MAY VOW re HAD At THE
New York Cash Tailoring EstabIishneat.

lie FULroN-srREEr. SCAR BROADWAY.
Bought exclusively for cash and will comprise mos,
the different styles the market vcsy choice
Of Eagland aul French cloths DO DO black and fan
cy cooed for pants do csshmere and velve
Tor ves.ncs, all OF which will be INSIDE sud trmm ed
the richest manner at 40 per below credit prices.
Strict PunctuaIjy observed filling orders. Cash
delivery and no abatement prices.
PS.-oSr fail business has already Increased to that
extent tina; We compelled increase help III the
cutting department, which still under ;k, supcrntend
of Mr. NJ. Gaylord, who will give his whole attention
different styles OF winter garments that may be in
troduced.
Ps;;culsr attention paid to cutting pants.
OF I'm J. c. BOOTH, Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30

II Religious Noticc.-The member. of the
Church Of whom the undersigned oice-5earers,
hereby informed that Luke's School House, Of
Grove and Hudson streets taken for their future place
ofmeGting, aud that worship will commence IL said place
on Lords Day frs 10; o'clock NJ. and a; o'clock,
p ~ (Signed) ROBERT McBkAlR,
a3O H. BLAIR
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30
New work by R. II. Dana, Jr.


PART A plain Treatise Practical Stewardship with
engraved illustrations. and q full Dictionary of
Sea Terms.
Part H. CUSTOMS and Usages of the Merchant Service,
relating the office of the Master chief, and
second and third Mates, Carpenter, Cook, able
and ordinary Seamen, sc. &c.
POST ILL Laws relating the practical duties of Master
and Mariner. By the author of Two Years
Before the Mast" Vol. l2mo
THE YOUNG CHOIR School Singing book, orr
giuai and selected by VIM. b Bradbury and C. w San
dcrs Just published and for sale by
DAYTON & sANTON
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30
l2i Fulton-st. cor. OF Nassau

Ir THg Ngw-YoRT Circus is becoming all the rage,
aad requented by the fashioasbes Of the city,
,hould Judge from last evening for the house liter
ay througed with besutcous faces snd bevi,ching eyes
powerful Equestrian Company appear tonight, EN-.
brsced IN which are several New York f.votoS; and
Glenroy IN particular generally portion of the
audience of his age TO his astonishing horscman
ship. Tie capabilities OF the Manager, Mr.. WEIGH, are,
Sc are glad to SEQ, fully appreciated
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, OCTOBER 80, ls4l.
CLEARED YESTERDAY:

Ship. Genesee, Lambert, Mobile, Durham K Dimon
Wales Watt New Orleans. Durham & Dmon.
Brigs Allen Burroughs, Bostoa ;. w. Lewis; Emily,
Sto,esbury. Philad
Schoorers Mail Lsrinc, Boston; a. F. Thorne Sanford
Wilmington \. c.. riPpecanoe Iiden, Psr'land' Ne,
R,drer * Peck; Francis Hsllet Chase; Non'ego, Jam.
W. " Pratt; Oregon, Smith, ST. Thomas H. Underwood
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30
81 Otx lf T. PIN Is aud GENERAL AC-
d CnTNTA NTSUlP-TH0MAS Jones Account

y . q L Il ]. 4 Z d n Is aLu Nt.NINHI' NJ
- ANTSHlP.-TH0MAS JONES Account
ant respectfully hIt his classes Tor instruction
in this department now IL operation curing the day
and evening" Ms rooms -J Broadway
= 4 f-~ students instructed privately ~hea the
hours Of ATTENDANCE be arranged suit The applicant
The mode OF parsued by the advertiser - one
that ls enabled him. during the lat seven years to quail
ify hundreds Of clerk for the practical duties o.
their profession and he wl cheeruy refer the stranger
10 book keepers whom he has Taught, and who nave
kindly permitted such reference. The advertiser attends
TO the Of neglected and complicated accounts
and IN all ses will guarantee correct adjustment
For sale. Jones'- Principles and Practice OF Book
Keeping, reutaiung thorough exposition Of the Prn
cpls OF dcbt and crst applied 10 all kinds Of bu'l-
ue.. This @ork IS recommended IL the most haueriDe
terms by son- Of the best practical accountants IA the
civ Price - 80 o20 IN MAS.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30

" Dsntistry.-Dr. II. BuRDELL, Dentist, has re-
moved frorl No s. Chambers Il TO No $40 Brosds sy
near Gothic Hall Dr. b. woad very respectfully inform
nj; friends and The public generally that he has entirely
relnquIshed he practice of Medicine and surgery and
now confines his exclusively 10 tae practice Of
Dentistry III all is branches Il mas been stated that Dr.
B. had increased his charges for operation. on Inc Teeth
since removing present residence IN broadway but
such is uothe ac aut instead of increasing his prices
h. ha. fixed them at lover rate. DR. Is has couusc
ton in sny dental establishment except his own at $40
Broadway between Pearl and Duane sis second door from
the Masonic Hall. Oh :"
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30

Is s =, DRArgR, Jr.

Store 81 WiiAam-sirssi corser OF Pins-siys.t
On SATURDAY. Oct 30, a, 10 o'clock at the Auction
Room.
Cloths and Cassuerss from the 'hclvesA large snd
general OF West Of England Cloth. and CASH
importation. and adapted the .seson
Alss TOO pieces of Irish Diaper aud HueSahuck sold
for whom may concern. Damaged yoy-
age OF importation.
Term. OF Sale-Al suu, Of 500 and over 6 month.
credit .or approved endorsed notes.
TUESDAY, Nov. :
Asa made up Furs, expressly for city re.a trade
prsiug rich assortment OF long lynx mufs, short DO
nat ieanet lashd 30, fox and silver DO otter eaPs
otter SANS M seal caps; sleigh robes. Buffalo oees u'
gloves mIsses eruiine NUTS &c. The whole To D. sold
witnoa, reserve.
Also. cs>es German Hosiery.
On MONDAY the 9Th Nov. ~ o'clock a, The Merchants
Exchange.
BY order of the Receivers tle Ccmmercis lhsuTahce
CoGpanv go share. OF the capital stock OF the Lss-eE
Manufacturers Bark. this city the same being pa"
Of the assets Of ssid Insurance Company
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30
~ FANCERY-Before the NC ChanceL.or 81

] IA ! .-Dclurc TIC lEc N44d-i~C4+pt "
1 the Fift Circuit Joh H. Sogthsrt, Solicitor, )-Oeo
Thoussv.. Ma Jone-, jams :. Jose. ast oti-fi
In pursuance OF ,-ors order Of I'M. C3uTt made IN e
ireo ion unscrer OF the masters Of n CouF: y
ms N. Mile CO., AuGion-,rs, At he Merchants III
on the snih dy November next at i ccock,
OF IN dty Al that lot % ground iiuf.e aac beng n the
civ Of New or Dc Eighth Ward Of the - city former
lve-d the Outward ard which sad 9 how knowt and
..tinggi.hei runhsr 90 ory.x >prinz e-i, o-rs
part or parcel Of the Farm ea-d Bsyerts Farm, and p1
firuI,rv kn1an AID described map chart Of the
I'm and me record thereof 10 ne ac= the Clerk Il tn
civ ard county NeVYor in Lib So " ot number ICES
thousand nc - RI ac,c nF,h fy n front p!
ser osr thcu.and ard siIy-two sa,t-Iy ~ numbr
thouaad and, xy:ou ard westerly by Ia auosr h u
and and .xtv-six and eaiih in twenty-five
thr-e nen,s the five f-ei. aud Ieng
at side hurd ID and feet inches, inG the
side one huadred three nche> by the 81
or chart appear. together sh al ard singular
e.ts edsenis AID apputrnances hereunto belonging
.poeItaining. Dated Ses-York Oc'ober - 1871.
WILLIAM ". CAMPBELL,
80 24wtN20 Master IN Chsneery,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Ertrn Wide md Curled Maple Eish Post
BEDSTEADS,

Particularly adapted to the Southern Market A. sso
the kinds adapted the city trade, on
sale y Gold-street
WGLLISS PREMIUM BEDSTEADS are now aeknow-
lodged by all who tried them be decidedly superior
point Of cleanliness durability, economy aud with
which they putur taken down all others eysr be
fore offered tho public. An inspection and trial all
,hat necessary convince every person OF these facts
J. DOUGLAS II Goll-sret.
- Town and Cosnty Rights for sale. lmis.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30

u Endless Faisery.-Rev. |. d. WILLIAMSON
will commenc q Of Lectures the Origin and
History the Doctrine of Endless Misery To-Morrow
Eecning Oct. 81. in the Bsurch of the +ih Unversa't
Socicty-cnrancc in Elizabeth door above w ak
Services at o'clock. The pHblic are
respectfully invited To attend. go IL
New-York tribune., 1841-10-30

u lectures Oh Emiyersnism.-The Rev
Matthew H. Smith, who was for II wears preacher of
IlniysraIism will deliver two lectures on the subject
giving his Dr rcnouncIng the doctrine in the Al
ION ST. Presbyterian Church. Rev NJ. Cheevers below
Grand ST. afternoon at O'Clock, and evening
al huif past O3l IL