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frightened out Of his senses. The old gentleman
soon came into the room 10 INQUIRE what was 'he
matter and there he found Samuel nearly as
white sheet.
Ii now came Inc turn OF Harry Rooefts 10
be put into the room. The other boys had been
semi To their homes in different directions, apd no
one knew what the experience of others had beeh
IN the room OF trial. On one table stood sinai
round box with IA screw to it, and Harry think
ing il contained something curious, could not be
easy without unscrewing the top; out no sooner
did he do this, than out bounced an artihciat
snake full a ward long, and fell upon his arm
He started back and uttered scream whlch
brought the old gentleman to his elbow mere
stood Harry with the bottom Of the box IN one
hand, the top IN the other, and the snake on the
floor. Come, come sa i'd the old getienan, hanh
ing h i'm out Of the room, one snake Is quite 6
nouoh 10 nave IN the house at a tune, therefore
the sooner YOU are gone the bet!er;' with mat he
dismissed him without waiting moment Tor MS
reply.
Rnper Bell next entered the room, and being
alone, commenced amusing hinlSe" ny 'ooN
ing at the curioslties around him. Roger was no.
only c,r,ous and pryinp but dishonest too; ana
observing tina, the key was left in i2e ofa"ei VI
bookcase he stepped on tiptoe IN that ui'ec'top'
but the moment he touched the key, which nag d
wire fastened To IT communicating with and cleo
machine, Roger received sich a shock as ne
was not likely 10 forget. No sooner did he sui
ficienty recover himself to walk, Than he was
told to leave The house, and leave other people TO
lock and unlock their now drawers.
The last boy was John Grove; and though he
was LET: alone in the room full twenty minutes he
never during the time, stirred from his chair
John had ewes in his head well as others, but
he had more integrity in his heart; neither the
dish cover the cherries, the dra knob, the clos
Ell door, the round box, nor the key, tempted nun
to rise from his seat; and the consequence was,
that in half an hour, he was engaged ~ the ser
vice of the old gentleman al Elm Tree Hall.
John Grove followed his old master TO his grave
and receiv ed a large legacy for his upright con
duct in his service. Read this ye busy. med
ding peepng pliferlng young Pcopie,an lmtate
the example of John Grove
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NapoIeon's Dinner Table.

The dinner was regularly served q, six o'clock.
Their majesiies dined alone, except on Sundays
when all the Imperial family wero admitted 10 tho
banquet. The Emperor, and the Empress. and
The Emperor's mother, weIe seated upon great
chairs, and the other Kings, Queens, and Princess
es had only ordinary ones. There was but a sim
gle course, which succeeded by dessert
Napoleon preferred the most simple dishes: he
drank no VINE but Chambertin, and rarely IN
diluted. The attendance performed By "a.
ges, assist cd by the Wallets do chambre the stew,
ards and the carvers, but never by the fooimer =;
livery. The dinner commonly occupied 49,,
twenty minutes. He never drank any ,,o,o. b,,,
took habitually two cups Of coffee --o., :; 49,.
morning after his breakfast,and thu cher after h..
dinner. All that has been said OF hi, co,,..:.
ting excess IS false and ridiculoys o. ,h.:a
turn 10 the parlor, a page press a,ed IN tho F.
ror gilt salver, upon which v.as /. cnn "a p
basin, the chei attendant p,ured on, the oe<;s
'''e empress TOOK NE cup from the Emperor: tho
pase a''a 'u' ."'e' r-denden, retired; the En-
press poured 'hs coffee inic a sauce, md ~
scented 1t TO Napo!s-... A sho,, ,;no ,r,a.p. p
'1e E-pere. again returned 10 his close, 10 labor.
ra:eiy,' he said, "do pat off all to- morrow
' winch may be done TO day" The Empress
-escehueo INTO her apartments by private stair
case, which served for communica ton TO the
fioors and In th1 two apartments On enterine
sne was received by her ladies Of honour and tho
onicefs OF ne household. Sometimes Napoleon
In'eled through the interior apartments Of tho
Lfnpr ess, and conversed with as much simplicity
as freedom with the ladies' Of the palace, but in
general he remained but short time. Such was
the habi,ual life that tho Emperor lived at tho
TuiIleries and its uniformity was never deranped,
except when there was concert, a play, or Z
hunt
JoHN RasDoLPH's GRAvE.-A correspondent I
of the National Inieligencer, who has recently
paid visl, to the residence Of the late John Ran
doiph, thus describes the spot where reposes tn
remains of this eccentric genius.
The body Of this extraordinary man repose
beneath the tall branches Of a veteran pine, anal
forty PAGES from his summer dwelling. No mar
bic marks the place Of repose. He was buried
according TO his own request, with his head TO
the cas-, and his feet to the west, with white
unpublished stone at his head, a black one 1T his
feet. He sleeps where he lived. 10 the peaceful.
bosom Of bis own native Forest
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each others infants aud household during the
hours OF worship.
Ia time of sickness, the kind offices of good
neighbor peculiarly valuable. "Better Is a
neIghbor that is at hand, than brother that IS
afar off, The kindness of such a neIghbor has
been thus vlvdly and beautifully described
.sOb, love the soul that must and will do good ;
the kind creature who TO the sick bed, |
might rather say, bedsiead, OF a poor neigh3or,
wipes away the moisture OF fever, smooth the
clothes, beats up the pillow, his the pitcher, sets
1t within reach; administers only cup of cold
water, but the spirit OF disciple of Chtlst,
and bee fellow worker with Christ, In the
administration OF happiness 10 mankind Peace
be with that good soul! She must come 10 due
time into the condition OF her neighbor, and then,
may the Lord strengthen her on the bed of Ian
gushing, and, by some kind hnaj hike her own,
make her bed 10 her Sickness
The good neighoor will avoid medd some
obtrusive interference. Yet Will not hesitate TO
point out, IN a kind and gentle manner, any mis-
take into which a neighbor may have fallen,
any advantage he may have overlooked, by which
The interests of himself and family may be pro.
Noted.
Especially, the good neighbor will no, fail to
the Influence given him, by kindness IN com
mon things, TO persuade those for whom he IS in
terested to frequent the worship of God in his
SANCTUARY: to maintain family prayer. and 10 at
tend to The moral and religious education OF their
children. Inc C'huuct Vi cohsio'e CHRISTIAN
family is a kind OF liyiug invitation TO nose a
round. "Come with us, and we will do you good,
for God hath spoken good concerning Israel; ana
GOT unfrequentiy has the reply been heato, I'VE
will go with you, for we perceive that uod is
with you" Although have not IN this chapter
mentioned the names of my venerable friends,
my mind looks back to many families, to whom
their neghborhood was thus made blessing,
and whom they awakened to the practIcabillty
and the pleasure Of being good and useful neigh
bors.
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selected for the Palladium.

have fault to find with my neshbors; but we all
lack much of being what termed ''good ncighbors'
defined following article. which should be pleased
Gel NJ he Of he Pal La
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JOHN FOX, Sen.

T. , have just received news from Economy,
mat Miss Rapp has raised this season $500 pounds
OF cocoons, the greatest ever raised in one
establishment. Well done Pennsylvania.
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WHOLE NUMBER 56S.

the humbug is changed in reality and the maniac
is at least convalescent.
remain, dear sir, yours with the
Highest esteem,
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
x,wyI.RK.RLE CasE.

v7R NURPIN North Sixit-srcct Phiadelpha Agent fer
se SrR,s lc,ed LulcnseS that POOR woman called
at hi. ORe her daughter. Old had been
@ f .lrl, t-rc stomach Ntcndcd I" the s
grown her aad legs 50 >""cs that me coud not
III ar ,n ceL although could much tIhoria-
c Tbcy had en- loved celebrated doctors. Who coud do
nothing for r lad her incurabe Her husband aad
c,c discouraged and abaudoncd all idea do thing
more , c~ dc.i alone take her of her
Mr. Narpy believing her he one Of Worms gave her scS
M Sler> Worm Lozcnccs days rcdrned with
ean her and sad the ozcngcs had saved her chd> c
er an had sea up The first dos brought nearly pin
M worms IN one g She had taken boxes before he
> entirely having sac after the m tose winch she could
mot count week She wa literally eaten up
l .u Another living the anot miraculous efficacy
of ernls Lozcugcs Principal Office III New-ok lo6 Nassau
,rcn, a..
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
NEUKon,z'> GRAND ORATOR1O oE
DNN d
lL4NT TfifE THIS NE4N@N.

LAST TINE THIS SEASON.
COMPLIMENTARY TO MI. L. {. liIIL.
MIR. HILL Tor h ,nuat =nd
vi services Conccrt. 0r,oro,
and other the New ors Sacred Music
pcro the ora'oro 81; D., Il the Broad
Tabernacle ON TUESDAY EVENING tn. 18th int tn.
lI, Conductor. The
city have generously cudSrcI their services.
Principal Vocal Solo Performers:
Mas SrKo>c. Miss PsiEsoN.
NR- G HoSS. JS, MS t. T. llos>,
J ScHeazr> M.ssrrr asd Mg. }. rEASsoN.
iReiPal Instrumental Performcrss-Mcssrs
4 Bovc4sS, NicicuccHo
JAMES n kENp,l. Clarionett
J. l.. Do~>s. Flute.
NoLrEs, Truu,{
!, hkNoALt, lIarr.
D. X HASsIsoN. or-ani-t OF the Fr, Part.
EOw HooCES, Musical tor late of Bristol Er Orsanst
Of the Second Part
la addition the Orchestra V,l md Ip,,eu.L
Will b. unusually numerous aud efficient.
Character> Represented.
Michal. Daughter of SsuN NJ, Si-,rr
vi David N,.. p.,,.an
David, first me Mr c Horn Jr
Goith, Mr. res,son
saul J Schwartz N,..,t,
Jonathan (for hi> ccca,ou) Mr.C + Horn
High Press. Mr. J. Pe,->on
Messenger, Member.
Chorus Shepherds Warriors Male Female attend
ants, hv the Society.
TICkErS Dollar the S-rc, and pncr.I
Hotels Hale NeS- Room WalItrect the bookstores of Day
Church Ctapct j. = TAYLOR +5 Nas>au-streei D. Faushaw
i tie door perf3
Performance st Eight o'clock. precisely.
Members of the Society, an other friends ot Nh Hl OBJ
Tickets, by appyin. the Secretary. No Ill Nassau
mia II
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
SILK GOODS.
WEN q Men NEE.
IN = NJ n 1T i1I u = .t3NFN' '
ONE Kindred CASE.
ID WILLIAM STREET.
"a u 4 L, y III, r,I-

staple sai SILK GOODS. embracing almost variety
>ty aaP:ci 20 t-e maxim: assortment worthy OF
CONSISTING or:
1N CASES FRENCH PRINTS. entirely tylc whits,
~ and black grounds shch viii be sold lower tsan TIE
OF Importation.
ea-e. PARIS Mu>LISS, rieh Chime striped and dured
IL styles.
PRINTED LAWNS OF every variety White, mode ceored
hal grounds.
cases CHINE SILKS rich. striped figured adapted
10 upe tluc tack and mode cored striped rEKlN
10 eae. Pa-i, MSLIS De LANES plain plais
coorcd : ATTN RIPPED. rich figured and striped Sc
cas-> extra black and mode colored SlLk SHAWlS
case. SILK >cARrs pu figured black, rich Chine
cases u,cn. black white and c.ored MD
GLOVES complete Baou' Cho>-on aud No;rot
I:ado, manufacture.
cases cxa h c tP and GARNTtRE Ribbons, oEiirely
,;yles PLAID BR0CHE GuRED, striped and =d sihe &c
super black and mole colorcd French Brcchc
Shiwl>, patterns
Al.o. variety of other goods. consisting OF Bomb2Hlnr
Italian Lace Wells Linen Canhrc liandkerchc iet
Glove Ntt>. Nng. accS aud Emhromery India -
,> Pos.ee. French Grapes &C. which -iier al
REDUCED PRICES for = CASH L credit ADDING ~
TEEESi. for approved paper ml2 2"I>
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

New.YorI Cash Tailoring Embellishments,
l.o E..L.on.street. Me.r Broe,aLcey.

20 Fal.oa-strcct, ncgr Bro~@rcy
= Fro eighteen ixcntyour hour only l. required L 'Ei>h
full Is -sPa--ed By eos-e IN
city per ol B-oadTay prices sirH-er>
arriving IN the cj,y M 80 we'll To- eal and stock Of
pera Cl-,a C..imere ~ch will a~ays be fond
r. cIected r of PTab dEe Cash
nerc other SsHln,er Good bought exclusively for Ca'h
Strict puncsality al~ ay observed If hu'n: of'er'
kept hand for the accommodations
of those i.h o leave city short n"'ice
j. Cash on delivery. ard abaensu; IN prices
x I-Nr NJ GaY1-ap Is the head OF the Cutting Department
devotils hrs time TO branch OF the bu-ic- tler
ba- wishes and c- Of our various customers
m;,f ''''--'A "'1 ~ J. c. BOOTH Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
EENTIFTL TEETH AND SWEET BREATH,

SHERMANS OERlS TOOTH PASTE will give pcarly white
- the Tcct render c breath weet harden the gums pre-
decay aud aching. Rrcomm, AIDED by hr A. G.
Castle of the best Dentists IN the city Also By
Elliott, the celebrated OsuI 5arici NJ Frye Esd asd mott
uf the Editors Il the
2l9 rlccckcrstrcc Of DSNP, very short tie and
have nre,lm others who have suffered for
PAIPITATION OF THE HEART owncss Of Spirits. and all
few Hinuic. 10y Sherman CnmPAo
HEARTBURN cured by shermans Soda Lo-
zcurc>.
SoI at lOG Na>>aus trcc,. wholesale aud retail.
Ascns-Churcb. Il. Bowcry Sands, - Eas; B'adway Red
duG Statc..trect Yo,ton mo
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
Sales at Auction.

l. 81. = q.
Tr,-Impoaon per snip Asia. Termsaiactery notes at
mo-. pay able in this city
iyson-l0 half chs, -! de IS chs 5- 81 do 1 CO do t
leC cls withdrawn.
Young Hy-tnl hf 1o 10 do GO; IS do do
o. do do Gl l. l3 10 do &C. 'ch, &c hf do tl
erawn M - do do j1:: 81 do 10 57 Il do do
~; 80 do DO a6 chs 55!; 43 chs 5tiance
withdrawn, , not being bid.
Hy,on 30 hf 81; 30 de- do s G
I, IL; 90 do ~; iO loa do 4O Is do 39i.
GunpowdclO DO do 72!; chs COL do co. &c hf
do M 80 20 do do 5 Il de do OIL 30 do i % do do is
81 do de- &.
ImrcriaI-s half ch, Is! h do G chs 6o!; sc h
10 SCI; 10 do do "a 80 do 3 6s do do & 3Odo do a.
Orange Pecco-j0 10 b bxs a CT; - 10 do ~.
Souccns-f0 36 do Sc 90 do do 35 60 10 do
3J-2o3 withdrawn.
Nunsyong Soueho5 els 10 Is do do l.!balance with
draan.
CAssA-I0o MAJ, l. cts: 1000 de- Il cts.
Mel ASSES hhl, Porto Rico ~, - bbl, at IL Il L.
STARc&-I0 boxe. at -.
MApDrE-2O c,,k att lO
~ = DRAPER,
WIxrs--Tern under 100 CASH 800 mo'.
Chamragmteo baskets Windmill Slery quarts 81 20 do
Fore~a roranN 2j Windmill puts $50 3. 80 AZ Nos
35 $780, % Manicl Forest $50 @ % DO crown brand
3I2 do Washington brand 81 l. Amelscan eagle 350
c4>e Longuebic Cutler 1881, $50 do attc, Deluxe
do do I'run Frete lS2S Gji do 1881 -; do
pebbo, Gcmmes; Mareaux Brun FCre lsao
do 81 5do Nton Eruu Frerc>, 1871 l25 i5O
; do Chateau aou l,3 22j Nedoc 5., III; 10 do
Hermitage do Brun Frerco 81 do
II Peray. 1881 80.
ca.,s asserted Liquors 2l; 10 do 53l 10 Ma>4ano
:.37 . COO de- Ab>y ynthc 537! 1921.
Nuscat-l2 300l
Private stock of old wines &c-Madcra rcnied
Co ls 49,! per dozi Howard March Co. 1888 65 do do
s4 100 do Blackburn green lsa7 s2 do do red
seal cid Blackburn le5 aj do do ISIS 1923
Madca3 Marsh y Co, 1870; y do E>,ex Junior
]o 1922 1900 DO do 5000; do Cor
brand eol 3Goe sig do do 'soi 3oO Aiasn
bottle rarqua lsGO, 800 each
sAcrry73 dozen Honn pale, 500; do do
do 91 do Nrmc do ls 1875, old olicn
.a25
Gallon
Tor,oco-3 North Carolina uumercto"'ab' , O.
.,eracn. iSO; l. case, Kentucky ,cear leaf :. > co4
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

r.ekc, Ship England, Waite Liverpool l2r april with mjz
70 II Marshall AMI GoUihuc ( Co.
Packet hip DH'eAcs de Orleans Richardson" 30 days from la'rc
with ndx o W Whitock. Ir.
Brig oeola, Pierce Is days from Turks Island with ,at
Coffin.
Bs Cumberland Blanchard, 70 day from Trinidad Dc Cuba with
mollssc, order
Faber and dcrNcrh.
Brig Eliza Kinney. day, New 0r.aa WITH mossscs t.
Bolton, Fox In.g,ton
Br McCalum, - days from Windsor, :, with
piI>tcg 1 Sous \ Whtacy.
RI roc untIey 81 day FROM Newcastle Eng with ndz
Yoorr~ cod X Co.
Hrs Frances Roberts, 81 Juan, it'll hides Sc to
II X u Cathct
Dis S,aahop 81 days rcrnanbuco with
cioodhuc & Co.
SIR lloac Snuh Baker y day, Jan4ca NooI
&c 10 Bauk..
Co.
>Ycci. 90 order
Br ,c5 Shannon Rust days cu,nou,a IS with plaster
Er .ch Friendship Mabon 70 days com Windsor with, ra,-
ss cyio-s p-anc 70 day. from arFaeo With f, ,ynar
Co
EcloN-3 ships, bark and brig
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEw.YopK. MAY Il.


Shps LOUIS Philippe, Ca,iod Iayr, Emily Crane 81 Croix
Brie lrnnba Mcrnn3n, Far>boo, Industry. oNcn Ne"
Haven ol.o Neck franklin La u"no Ayrcs, Lake Pornum-
buco Sarah Davis Charleston; Harraschc ions
tux Caves. bpoma, Fly Wilmington; Eccius, Plumcr, Ma
cha
Bark Recovery, Bo"man St Johns.
Sctr. Nicholas Bddc Walton lsanore Rnyncar, Williams.
Phlaepa. sophia, MUdoa, Boon Ada, Wlay RIO janciro
Marion uckport Wm Hart Coen, Wiugton jose
puc Richmond; Lansing Turner Swasboro Oscar,
Baker Homer Reed Boston Gccas, Chase DO; conwa
Casey Phcbe Eliza Osborn Norfolk; cNauRa Lewis
Georgetown; Syrian, Darling rhiadclpha A. Lawrence Mcchcr
Boston; David Cox Corson, Petersburg
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
JAS ". AcEEr~AN. Secretary

camille. ~o study cleanliness and comfort
commended to cali at Godee, and examine Wii Patent
pr,,,, BrorrADs which th silver medal awarded
r r rho American Institute l- These Beead, pre-
cud the possibility secng Judgement Sl,tin
gard 10 durabny anil cheapnes stand una2d They also
poe the important put np
less than ninu will prove every thing de-
WIl>s alt-u
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
Dirn:

SATURDAY 10Th. Catherine Owens Page, G..
Saturday. 18th, Mar. arot J. Hiwson
Friday, Hth, George BAN, u nntivc OF Scotland
Thursday, 18Th, Jamc> a. Robinson, 10.
Thursday. 18Th. Laurence p. Inr!an Esd 80.
Friday. lith at Pinladcdhia, Catherine T.. Patton
Sanav Robert l.. Livingston. Columbia
County N-r Walton daur htcr OF the lat; JOIN Sw' Of Phacpha
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
~ ErooLiyn New. ORce, No. -

" BROOKLYN News ORce, No. % Nddaah->trcet, Pid-
del BudHg.Ihe Subscriber has the pleasure cf nprmh. hs
and the citizens Of Brooklyn generally that he h, opened
the abre named place. for the t of all the Daily and
Weekly Newspaper published III Scwiork and f-ook, Il.
Will be red regularly their residences Flaca Of
bu,c> earl! hour, by leaving their address the book The
Office. H. GkEhN.
u Tribune sold there and subscriptions received an
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

= ONLY ONE SIIlNGwarran better tanan other ri use
at whatever price may lee sold for TIE reor Mans Plaster will
pa wca"css IN part tine body as wei as back SIDE OF
breast also, plies eettiisn children
David Williams. old Revolutionary soldier Of Elizabeth
cured OF Rheumatism by less than tNo days
uc having long almost epcs> condition
j. Sold s6 Na>au-,trcc Chuch l,s Bo~cy, Sai-ls
East Roadway Ncsy>. 2 Iccckcr-> llale Nc" Room, Vail
-; l59 FGl,Vaeet Brookyn RcdiRg State-si
p,.,or
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

J. Hancock A--ocinton-The sixth regular meeting OF
this III be eII at Shakespeare Hotel Saturday
Fycn,uo ,v ouo.,jon" tie OF Ende Mcr!
With the character Of Lat question decided
IN c Per.one desiring be admitted members Of thu
o, ~ l,,c leave note the Bar their addrO
:. ESTABGOOk. Pre-i. pro
1s " ,c.yry.y Secretary. nl72t
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
U.RDyy.KE. Cutlery, MEcHA,

IENWDNS AKE. CT TEERI, NECHiNILs IUOI.S
&c-The subscriber having received W the last pa krs
Liverpool large addition hi former stock of Cutlery Hard
Tools would houskccper.. builder al9 others ~
good! tine aboS nc call IT s old store Na 10 DIVISION"
Themselves the quality
lii articles and the lwne, ill be >us
call him with their rdcrS
Cosnrv call and respectfully
the above good being imported expressly for retailing
adapted trade than Ior imported
the dealers and viii be M good better
ban can be obtained at any other establishment the city
rI-tf JOSEPH WEED.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
FgrVEEy THOUsAvD COPIES.

ENEKl MONDAY. = EDN Is NA1 ~ y 7 y Ut
l. -INGsLRYS FREE CIRCULATING AbNERIleER-fEe
N be ird A. above l. sent by carrier
Of co-syc cou- Hotel every place Of public
e;el place ri bunc, the city besides furnish
with crpic- for their
Advertisements the saPp"rt anI neng cctAS vi DC re-
before publications At the rceS
No W,reet aat - fcnt building oy. ston.aIl -
ml-,f J. /. KINGSLEY.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
DENDvtTENG ENxENGEss
snEEMAN.s CoUGn s.oxENGEs.

rENE Medicine d>coyered-hc ASTONISHING sue
attending these shy popular oxenses almost ncrcd
bic whoayc had personal observation q! their writ les
Mr. Henry raukcr, - Grcencscet.
Mr Stephen Smith, G6 Tentl-strcrt.
Mr. Charles Perkins, Il Bowcry.
Mr. John Sarkcy, Goverincr-strcet.
Rev. Mr. rnncoci.. 417 Pcarl-,trcc,.
u. L N.ri l27 WEI. 'ul->trc
T.. G.S SO Weo>tcr->troct
Mr. C. r. Na.,acNs, Carolnc-strccL
Col. c. :. Benson PIG Itlcrcler-strcci.
Hon. G. Miner Bceckcr ard Carmne-strcciS
.fo been cured OF distressing Colds and
Coughs hours, vixen Icy had tried
medicines for weeks The Editors of .carly all
City papers used hcm and their testimony III their
Wholesale retail l0G Nassau Arens-ehurch l7o
Tuu,Uc building. Nal. Ncly 9 l!uasOn-si
and ~. rlcsckc>; sands broadway Iushton ispa
sail three stores lS9 Fuhon->t Brooni Rcdding
S,,,c..t Ro.,on a27
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

J. To our Friends down iowM.-Fnr the convenience
the First Ward. have arranged with r j. '"
Hale Of the Ncai News so0a VIII Pcnri>treei 10
and for THE TsRUST box
always open the fried FROM 4 NJ
every DAY and toc w-n- be served with the
paper please their Mr. Hale. Single copies
always h.r sale at his Nca--Room. Price, Ono Cea;.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17

CI.oCKS. CLoGkS..

oil
ER ass CLOCKS. AZ their Clock NeroeE No !ot ELotd-
WAY vLre he will sell Eight pay aud THIRTY Hour
Br Clocks OF variety patterns al the 0oeSt wholesale actory
price, Merchants and dsaer> Cock- would do well to c- anal
cynne t stock purchasing Also assortment ei w ODD
Cck ZAP 70. CAST Rccolcc the number. 9o BoadN:y
lSA-tO - ni>-p,'-..
g-Parcular paid the Retail trade Every de>ep-
- = C.t.L -c,g-,l ,.d warranted m;U
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
rs15IEL W. HENEDICT, Walch Make

C,s,1IEI W. BENEDICT, Watch Maker, Merchants
e Exchange corner of Wol Nlan having fcWed
connection in business HAMMOND theT personal attention
viii he rjyen TO repairing Watches The mo.t mfcaet parts
- pupcy aud Chrononeler Watches pat equal the original
NJ Hannoad would make hI' aekno~ Judgements to the rait
er ,. kindness and patronage living New ik and "
l.v. riye their work preference making Duplex work but M
NOT be able to make any discount from the retail price
pp.y ndcpenien Second other Watches Of fcnid pat
terra Tor sale perfect tic returned Jeer
ana .,5Iy eI,e' BENEDICT & HAMMOND.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
coLD NE SILVER MARE,

rIyE subscriber respectfully friends the public
that intends the Jcwclry business before
dispose of M stock Of Jewclry, Silver Ware
wholesale retail, and belo" cost
Theolotc wlc he viii dispose ri at great re-
duction The subscriber viii let IN and dwelling Is
Cahan-srrcc occupied the last II and
public the city. pcron that will pur-
(Which lla) o~ aud
Immediately NOAH STODDARp ml5 tt
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
EENrDICT 4 HAMMOND.
ROLLED GERMAN SILVER.

IAMEs c. MOFFET lai Prnce Wooster would par
y uary call Of Hardware Dealers and Manufacturers
10 m superior r Of German Silver which he oirr for lc whole
ale and retail thlckaess aad sarraut equal 10 any either
Foreign Domestic for color and .oitncs a<-d
New-York tribune., 1841-05-17
al drricO

n>t Hudson, Oscar Dormin, Ezabc;s
Capt Coffin. OF the former place
Thursday Bin William ShmInin Jr. 10 Margaret G linriaH
MONDAY Morri>to" " j. Hewlett H. PecTs IL Fraacis o.
Ford