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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
BOARDING III NEW-YOlkA.

~ GNTLLsiEN visiting Nes-York will find quiet and
~ pleasant hoEie at tho GRAHAM HOUSE, NO. %
Barclay street, where ample accommodations arc at all
reserved Tor Boarders and afforded at mod
prices, by the day weak. No fumes of Tobacco
or Al, oho will be found TO faint the atmosphere.
~ Il. A few permanent Boarders will be- taken
New York. Ami I7th I'D. IL ROSWEI.L GOSS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

-------i3h September, the cars will run rs
follows:
Leave Iicksyilo at y o'clock, a. ~, and Il p. IL.
Leave Hampstead at - minutes past O'Clock, A. NJ,
and 20 minutes before O'Clock, /. VI.
lSave Jamaica at Il o'clock 4. NJ and y o'clock, p ~
Leave Brooklyna gt O'clock i. aad o'clock F. III
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave fick,:ie al :. a. NJ, aud o'clock ? ~
Leave Hampstead at - minutes past y VI aud 5mE-
utss before 1 O'Clock, r VI.
Leave JaIsaica at = O'Clock, A NJ. am u P W.
Leave Brooklyn at " o'clock A. NJ, and ?. W.
Ry the above arrangement ras.enger> taking the morn
ng tram will have time ys RockaSay aud the seve-a
villages on the route, an the evening Stages
run regularly the arrival Of the cars, TO Roekhway,
Hampstead Harbor. Glen Cose Wheatley, Oyster Eay,
Huntington, Baby Ion, Smithto@n, lsip, f Sncde or
Hotel, and through the island to Greenpor and sag ar
Dor.
Fare to Bedford l2t to East NewYork Il cents
TO jamaica - BrushyIlie, 81 cents to Wesbury
earle Place and Hampstead, 30 cents 10 hicAsslile o24
cents -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

NTE,y FAE.h e:O0DS.-ALFRED SMITH.
" Merchaut Tailor. No 1876 tultont would invite MS
friend. and Tie public call and examine his stock OF
new Fail Goods consisting OF Cloths, Cassimercs and Nesi-
nr- suited To the fail trade. Gentlemen leaving their or
der. may rely upon their bpg fulfilled III the most salts
laclorv nannnr Term. mo.eraleCash on delivery - u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

ItLEEaP CARPET STOHE.-'rhe subscfi-
- Ter offers for sale a aud splendid assortment OF
3ply Brussels fine and supcrfne Ingram Carpetng OIL
Clot Rugs Mats, Mating. with all other arc les con
peccd with the business. cheaper than can be bought at any
other store in the city. Persons from the country or cry
wishing 10 purchase will fad much to III :r advahiage To-
call before purchasing clc.herc. at y CaHastrcet so"h
SIDE near broadway. DANIEL NJ WILCOX. an27 I'm
,JfsVas,s BLEACHING poHussEEs.-
ID 100 casks Boyds celebrated Bleaching Powder just
received and f. sale by
WE PhRS>f RRoohS. OF LlhoFtv-~t
Oe,s5 ST TEssS.-pOcket books, the cheapest
LIS the city. at wholesale.
an27 Ina r. X. GILLESPIE Agent, -. late 10 John 81
p-.,C s5stS,ElyED-At roy Greenwich street. "a
u splendid OF Tasons very desirable color
for sale cheap. IL In Is. DEN loN-
TTsisYgN 81. t:,s1i0N- keeps constantly on
III blud all sInd. ef RI;ASS Il GERMAN SILVER d,1si
iurs. No II Spruce street '+'
HIST 2GGElvHD-At lg3 Greenwich, uect,
y blnck and blue black Silks 40 inch Maeonas
very cheap Il I'm b j. pi.N ION
i!N1 COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Pocket
| Books ~ wholesale. cheap for cash by
.na7 ir,. f. Il GILLESPIE. Agent y t;sie'M lohn->i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

S. TO z.ET--1ha second hoor of front building
l. 20 Ann directly over Stoncalls bar room, wei
suited Billiards any business requiring good light
Enquire Of VIM Fuller, on the premises between II an,
y o,rIoek SIS Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
FROM GOSHEN.

for anu passengers Thursday. the Ji OF 81
teab-r and uatll further notice The trains will run
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
EYPRESS MAIL LINE FROM NEW-IORk
:. 80 - TO G~n
!==..!..==ae:=@==zzzzeEASTON. "a =. -.

hrougi IA hours Fare only y.
Leave ;er No N. r., Battery Place, at = O'Clock A
VI. ay, sundays excepted, By steamboat Cinderella or
Wafer Witch, Elizthetapor then 10 take the cars oi
the T.. Tom end Someryile Railroad to Boundbrock
leaving only Is miles by coaches, making by far the most
pleasant and expeditions Eistou For seats APP
ply to g. u Hope Courtl3ud, Il. or on board. A. d
pc Will accompany the passengers to Bouud Brook, aud
r.uder all assistance necessary. sli I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
VACANT LOTS TO Il,

az zoo aud 81 FRANKLIN street West. each 20 by
TO- feet. Po,.c.sl Immediately. Inquire Of
Ill I'm +. COPCUfT aus Westinghouse.
~ ROOMS TO LET-A room and bedroom
a:: with closets. paGtrts &c suitable for small family
Ai,o one large room extraordinarily well lighted, suila
he for 4 work shop. Igquire on the premise' of
- If JOHN LOCKE, IN rear Of 81 Ana 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
Cs.A GEES LUDuU

(,UCcEssoG TO GEO PEUsCUER,)
MANUFACTURER OF PAPER BONES. l21 Wiiinn
w street ofevcry possible shape style and variety for
the use Of any lneof business constantly hand large
assortment of Square Boxes plain and fancy, single and
in sets; also
RANDBOXES,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
w A n T S.

LVANTED-A girl to 20 shs,s distance 10 the
W country ons ~ho speaks French and English can
hear Of good si,uston by APPLYING VITA recommended
tons Al Nr- Ruch'.. -. Liberty =; ~ 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

CENTLEMEN wishing genieel hoard and plea
u SAINT house can hnd by applying At No 90 East
Broadway third Soer from Marget-streeL Several ger
men can slso be accommodated 18th board wins lodge
m lhrir >tor... AZ 9i Elst Broadway. -. lH
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-02
I NOI3

from her bosom, and told we know not
how many paters and aves FIR the repnse
OF his soul. This dane. she planted the
evergreen at his head, and left the Potter's
field as she entered 1.-THE emblem Of
unsaphlsticated sorrow and pure con;u-
gal affection.
Descending from mind to matter-ve
could observe that the sIayor very prop
eriy has ordered that the graves be all
covered with lime. 1t is done, and this
prevents any unpleasant etIiuvia which
woiald otherwise arise from Tie nuuler-
out lnterments..
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-02

MIR. Quick himself. related this stary
TO TIE person now telling it, al the same
time congratulating himself that his child
had grown into sensible. rational wo-
man, notwithstanding Ter parents AEiy
endeayors to make her a faol.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-02

square s5r Ca! 90 5ssgaeht cHHF.'sH
auce. quarter Of a column tor one.
wear, Is. Halt column for one year.
sIo. One column Tor one year. SSo.
/ ! SUBSCRIPTION will be received for a less
l term thin sixmonths.
hi Communications addressed 70 'ne
haitor mast be Postpaid, tolnsure at
kention.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-02


his cheeks, and his tottering frame seem
ed to be stiffened in every joint by dis.
ease or hardship. Yet there was some
thing In his eye that told he was born to
better fortune. yes saws his informant,
'at the very next door and to night she
is to be married.
is to be married?' said the besgar.
Row long has her husband been
slead?'
these many long years; he went of
TO Sc and has never been heard of since.
How has she sustained herself since
her husbands deaths
sShe has an unblemished character
Has she any children
sOne daughter only, who has become a
fine yoang lady ,
q mast see her before sic is married.;
rave s6lss- communication Of impor-
lance
So saving, lie hsrried as fast as his
feeble limbs would carry him, to the
snlep.i,d dwelling Of the widow. The
maid in Attendance being summoned, and
seeing a beggar before her, was about to
close the door against him, but the stran-
Ger interrupted her by saying:
MADAM, may a beggar be permitted
| to sea the widow PotterF'
I'VE expect company to night an
swered the maid, and therefore YOU
must leave immediately
The widow Potter | must see,' re-
Joined the beggar, interrupting her.
+ The maid, who would have been glad
to dismiss her unsightly guest at this
iipcture, began to be somewhat angry,
/ aud passiontely exclaimed, 'begone; we
can't hear you COW
But the man ef want was still more
importunate, rightly thinking he was not
likely TO gain I'D hnittance without making
known his err@nd: accosted the maid
still mere eaYnestIy, young woman,
have sorae tidanss of very great impor-
lance toscoinFh unicate to the mistress of
this maasioni which were given to me in
4 trust b. Capl1ain Potter, the former pro-
.psietnr o-Afis place. 1t the mention of
W. vas permitted 60 enter. The Ia
\was soon to be Mrs. Morane,
med that rude beggar had
giant information fol. her, and
ee her immediately; where
ose to meet him; but Morane.
bt hear to have his intended
Cor moment remonstra-
lei i'm be called in said he, sit lie
has any secrets to reveal, let US hear
them together
Accordingly he was shown into the
apartment, where sat MIR. Morane, Mrs.
p5ttcr, and her daughter.
From whence have you VANDERBILT
asked Mrs. Potter.
From the vile shores of Barbary.'
you have suffered much !;
cruel people iaFabt those regions.
Much have suffered was. once in
easy circumstances. but alas the ele-
ments have sported with this vascillating
f~ame..'
Yes, deep are the lines Of hardshi5s
that are marked on thy furrowed cheeks
The wanderer gazed on the younger
Miss Potter, and was observed to weep.
sWhxstbose tears, hapless old man?'
enquired Mrs. Potter.
All rejoined the tremulous voice Of
the beggai. Il once had daughter who
might have become what she is now, but
since the third birthday dawned on her
cherab form, these eyes have never be-
held her.
Come, come calculated Morane, who
was anxious that tie intruder should de-
1aat slet US have your tale Of secrecy
lGbail befsiven to Mrs. Potter only,
Hmuttered Morane.
Apromise.'
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-02

)
sDoa't kaow wbose cora. "A wei
known simpleten. who had for many
wears been employed in carrying the
corn to the mill for the poor house IN the
town in which he lived, was ore day ac-
costed by the miller in the following man
her:
John. they say ysu are a fool-tlat
you don't know any thing
.fIah, hat,' said John, that CAM. be
true, for 10 know SEINE things, though
may not other things. But | can tell
you what do know, and what don't
know .A
Il am glad to hear it, replied the inii-
Ter; NOW lotus hear, John, what do you
| know S.
4 know. answered John, sthat anilsers
hogs grow fat
Very we'll, that is true John~~i,ow
please to inform me what you don't
know
i dont knows said John. scrasching
his head, .whose corn they are fed on
We say to every beginner in blsiness,
advertisej advertise to get business, and
then continue 70 advertise, to keep busi-
ness. Advertise for one set of custom
ers to-day. and advertise to secure an
other set Tomorrow.
g
Cool. excuse, Of an~ excellent
forcibie character. is now ypmAened %
the laslies % lncreare their bststler to Neal
bag size. If they wish. It coHses ID the
form Of proposition to make the Ibustlcsy
Of Indian Rubber cloth and lllj them VIII
air, so ttat If theyf sll overland fey
may sit o,i tie water as topteQ1>A As
duck. lis Is excellent de- exetI'enf.
Richmond
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-02

Tall. Eatiag.-A wag, says the
Mauch Courier. called cut one Of /! e OYs-
ter Cellars of that place, a few evenings
since, and inquired of the keeper how
much he would take for as many oysters
as he could eat: Being informed that
he should have his satisfaction fur one
do'sr. he accepted the proposition, and
liz the shore space of halt an hour, actu-
ally eat four huaded and fscs'aty oysters!
Enough al all conscience for any IL.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-02
From TIE Neto Hapsn Palladfill,,is
ADVERTISING.

Tine OF our merchants. wiio has. tried
hard to get along and save the expense
o. advertising, IN conversation with ra /.
few days ago, told US that he had learned
something in that way and should nof
again show himself apenney wise and
pound foolish He said that since he
had begun to advertise in all the papers.
his business had not merely doubled and
trippled, but had increased ten fold
Many of DIR old fashioned merchants
WHO have been afraid Of advertising, have
had to give away TO the new an. more
enterpfising traders-aad if some Of the
former class have maintained their ground
against the latter 1t has been SO only uii-
der circumstances not uncommon to the
generality Of merchants
A merchant and manufactures told us
some time since that he had, sold goods
enough IN one year to single customer
whom he h;7aew 10 hacd been draecn TO his
store By an advertisement, to pay, from
the profits OF these goods, all his adver-
Using expenses for that year. A firm
ct lumber merehants.in this city not long
since sold between FIVE and six hundred
dollars warth Of lumber to a person
troal the country; when the bareain hat
been made the purchaser remarked that
he was induced to cal! on them {the sell
ler) from seeing their advertisement III
the palladinm-and thereupas, thsss,; ! ],
ls wnr. + set fl.a.,,--tsv ~ ~ ~ 20
yCn"iY duVSrtfSef3@
Ii customers were generally in the
habit OF saying to the merchant-'I see
you advertise such and such articles and
wish to lock asthea' -ali doubts of the
advantage Of literally advertising would
soon Vanish
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-02

a gs aoorta u:ng..-We notice.
with psesi ar psaasafey the recent mar
riageoE Miss Charlotte Mitchell, of Geor-
gia, to WIN. Watt;ngtor. Esq. The
faly appeared or herueldiag day dress-
ed entirely in siikfof her own lHanufac.;
tuve-cap, gloves. Stockings and dress
equal to the best poasee Girls, da
you hear that? Such a girl would De
worth more to a young man just starting
in the world than thousand dollar faru /,
and a half dozen pianos to boot.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-13

seA n a A>, SAT- war :
.,,,u4zssg BATH
es!! q I aIII IsEI1]I2TSI TIE ae4.s; IN i
fornshs ,Si,, GH1 {ss
ano generally that the FRANKLlS BATH is now Orh'
The invited call and examine for themselves the u
psrlor accommcaonsfe fer Raihe-esreeiay th Ladies ~
one for Girls shower Baths the Improved plan &c &c m
price Of Season Tickets may be 'fe''d BY ELIAS on AS
LACskAsvANA GOAL:
rEyHE DELAWARE HUDSON CANAL CoAPANl are nov .n re-
ceyng Yards Lack Co fresh from the shines
they ana the public at the following
'"''' Egg and erohen.........s7 oe ton delivered
Stove ahd Furnace. 90 90 40 40 DO DO
Yards corner Of leac and King a and Mont
gome and where orders will be received Also
heir snk corner William and Pge-siree where contracts
be made csrgoos Delivered al Eondou Jeo-onl
COPPER, TIN AND ZsNG xo0FLN...
10 c."s buildings with the ho:'
favorable terms Reference n be gwen 20 p hI
OF t'e county G"t,eTS a. coHce ana Leaders
''' above '''' ''' Cd sad No s Ca anR;:;se a; %ssr
s,uer Ovens ,hn tie subscriber WI: TO Bake ae
Tin Ware sNoys hanJ Also, the AarCr C99kIag so.e Ao
cny place they be lad III the CITY !" H. SWEET. n1
EDH.1.ED AND ELATEHS' 2RAss.
,S tTi, a-tc of Relied n- P.tc Brass, arrays be
Gouu JAMES g. MoFFET 2l Prince street near oGs'e;
At narset prices Likewise Yefy superior a'S
| Coorer's Brass. -
ROLLED GERMAN SILVER.
NAMES G. MoFFETr l2l Woosr would par
nlrlv cali inc attention OF Dealers and Manufacturers
~ artic OF lver he offers for sale wsole-
OF a hc.nGsse. and warrants equal 10 as
Foreign DoILes.ic, Tor color cnd sStineSs "---G
1rsrT Eo, resrecry becs iniorn his
81 ircads public hand and constantly re-
ceiyng Qu which he Offers Tor s :. 'iace
prices wholesale ana retail Country merchants "ocd 20 H
cell before purchasing S---aeie, AT .--,,.- a.-
je.2 # A. acf.t-si f.!-'f :, ID iea-l&
TupY0yED APPAEsaE'Us fo WAdow Shades
awson' Balance Puey-The public are '
yi,ed 10 call having Ha 'anaOe pro-
perc beyond any thing the purpose ye 6icred
t NJ w KING Patest Chair Maker,
jya3 Al broadway, Agent for thi. Improvement:
New-York tribune., 1841-08-13

Let US enumeratc some of the advantages of the plan:
l. Manual labor Sennares be bult without cost
This has been made sufficiently plain.
o Young persons without pecunia privileges acquire
sound thorough practical scientific education, with know
ledge of business, and be independent.
g. republican spirit as promoted Our aged patriots
l,menng the growing spirit of the times when labor is
badge of disgrace False notions of dignity drive young
crowded professions escape labor and make them
servie oce-bcggars Who achieved independence >
Men bred business Who have been, and the pures
patriots Men who have been educated in practical schools
L. The plan of uniting labor with study preserres heol
Look the thousands of splendid geninse> who. without
PHI sca exercise have found themselves wheng under the
pressure of mental and early victims their mistake
the kindness of friends. Exam pies almost without
Der might be cited
D. Morals improved. Whence the alarming increase
of fogcres, counerfengihc la wcs spirit OF graranism
Let 10000 applicants for Office bred without industry BE-
disappointed and human be different from what
is OF them strongly tempted to seek TO
appearances Ui responsibility means o subsistence
by improper Were all acquainted with uechan
ica business, their merits would be unrewared The
growing West invites active practical and promises
rich reward to industry.
Let this question be well weighed by Americans " no
will be least tempted gambling. countereipg forgery
dishonesty in business ard burglary and theft ?-l ouh edu
Gated in fashionable dlencss, with time (or they cannot
study every hour for mischief youth educated to bus
accustomed fill up their time in employmentS
which will give vgor the physical system, and thus in
the power of the mind and add the of sub
s,antial property II O. S
New-York tribune., 1841-08-13
Berlsshire, --Wcntern Raiiroad' &C
Correspondence of The Tribune.

PITTsF
Mr. Greeley: The unprecedented dry weather 't;
continues in this region tho farmers almost despair OF cut
ing second crop of grass; the streams are very low and
MANY of the large manufactures hardly keep their wheels
os;oy The cars of the Western Railroad made their first
,o to the summit (10 miles east) Wednesday The sum
init section called is the most difficult and expensive
On tile whole route, and will probably cost some $500 O0O-
Two wears have already been spent in drilling and blasting
and another season will elapsc is completed The rock
which ,hey are working blue flint s,one-the excavation
ods about oneha mile and from 40 to 60 feet in depth
Some idea of its hardness be formed from the fact that
drill carried by horse power, which ordinarily drills 5O
se, day in lime stone, drills in this only - or ID. ltis
said to be difficult and will more than the one at
Lockport n. Y, well known The excavation has been
attended with considerable number OF serious accidents,
though nconsiderabe compared with the dangers which
the wokmen are exposed The manufacturers and wool
growers this County manifest deep interest in regard
National Bank Give US a Bank and Protective Tariff,
and then we can compete with English manufacturers Eng
land protects her manufacturing interests and why should
not ours The farmers many of the in this vicinity
almost entirely dependent on their WOOL The hill
,owns they called extensively engaged in grow
ing wool These situated among the hills and on
sides Of the Berkshire mountains where the soil hard and
cold and not rich for cultivation but admirably fitted by
ure as fruitful grazing country Here, among the rocks
woodlands and deep avnes and the sunny hill
des are immense numbers of sheep fed Formerly
Otherwise and the earnings of the farmer were but hard
ptnnce for much labor expended fruitful soil, and but
little produced in the beyond supplying the i'm
mediate necessities of man and beast Since the introduce
ion of woogrowing among ,hem it is quite otherwise ard
have heard it stated that The small of Hnsdae with
about 500 inhabitants year sold s5l 900 wot of wool
This town situated the very top of the mountains and
before the introduction of sheep exported scarcely $500
worth of any domestic productions The farmers this
have generally sed their wool manufacturing has been
is so Improbable that the dare venture TO
buy until the times have changed The prices range from
10 to so cents. 1. I.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-13

AccIDESr-A Mrs Jones was terribly burned on Friday
by the sudden explosion OF gunpowder, which had been
placed old ssed-bag and thrown into the hre as
useless seed Her face throat and were dreadtuy
burned but her injuries are likely to be fatal.
Richmond va. Star.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-13
DNG ISLAND RAE

1T LONDON LIFE OF PACKETS.-Toso SAL on
the s and 10Th every mOnthhi line OF packets
hereafter be composed OF the following shp which will
the order which they ,named, sliing
punctuly New York aud PorIsms the t 10TH 2
and from London m and eth Of every month through
,hev viz
New-York tribune., 1841-08-13

% We learn that the scafaldng erected for the purpose
of repairing the foundry building of Moen Inlay, Lam
berville fell last week while the wOrkmen were upon it,
and precpitated them about twesy feet to the ground
breaking the thigh one and severely buising about hall
dozen others. No one was killed. flem N J.) 1az-
New-York tribune., 1841-08-13

These ships class about .vo tons bueN lA1
r1uadc experienced navig>to Great care has
le-u of ta. bei- th-
c Of nLn passage nov fixed 800 outward for each adut,
cren half price, without wines liquors o any le scpnon
Neither the captains the asic packets vi" be repsn-
.be for any letters parcs package, BY tem unless regular
bills OF lad ng nre signed therefor. AppIyto
GRlNNEI.L, MINTuRN 4 co, l3i FroDt-st- or to
m2Ou JOHN GRISWOLD, 20 Souh-'treet. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-13
GREAT ATTRACTIONS.

1-JN,-c- FARE KEDUCED!-l2t cents 10 and from TIar
lem. The proprietor embraces the earliest opporti-
ISrzSnly of informing his friends and the public
era! that he prepared MS and splendid line Of See
the North American llo;c Bowery pe Wa e. Keinger
Harlem Rive Mansion House regularly every half hour the day
touching other intermediate places along the and making
their passage through in about an hour.
Neat aud spacious apartments cd each end of the
the comfort of passengers This snd
well regulated line nearly double the number of daily
that the Cars do the track gives ndcced advantage over thc
ppiRg longer each trip keil and
partakc of cyry kind of ercsmcni which
kept hand tho best possible
suitable to the
White Hall Stages usual every hve minutes
lurn the day. y tim j. MURPHY proprietor
New-York tribune., 1841-08-13

fsE The third story Of building No - inareei /,
2 one of the city ora Printing Office
igh, business Icing rht,d sides Rent Sl9 Apply
saa n H. GREELEY. or J. WINCHESTER 30 Ann-si